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THURSDAY, 2, 1967 Three Honored Youth Council Gives Awards The Deerfield Youth Council Tuesday night honored three men with Legion of Youth Service awards. The awards were presented to: George Hall, Deerfield police chief. Joseph Ostrander, a guidance counselor at Deerfield High School. The Rev. Edward ly of Holy Cross Reilly, former- Roman Catholic Church. Presented by Council Chairman Richard Reed, the citations are for excellence in a personal contribution to the activity of young people in the Deerfield community. Hall formed department’s Chief juvenile served officer as the until his the police section as patrolman in 1957 and was pointed chief the next year. a Highland Park High School District for 12 years, serving as a guidance counselor, teacher, and wrestling coach. He was cited for his “tremendous rapport with children and_ the individual attention he gives them.” Fr. Reilly has been transferred from Holy Cross to a parish in Matteson, southwest of Chicago. During his nine years of service in Deeractivities groups active in parish youth and spoke before youth in several churches. He was a member of the Youth Council from 1963 to 1966 and was to be its chairman this year. Persons honored by the Legion of Youth awards hold non-voting sta- tus in the council, receive reports of oucis chosen as the Deerfield School District 110 caucus candidates for the Apr. 8 school board elections. Mrs. Berliant has been a board member since May 1966, when she was appointed to fill a vacancy. She has been League active with of Women the Deerfield Voters and the junior high PTA. She served as chairman on the League’s school consolidation committee and was a school board observer for three years. She was also active referendum. A resident in the of the village village Lindberg of Crystal Lake. Legion of Youth Service awards are presented at Tuesday night's Youth Council meeting. Presenting are (from left) Richard Reed, Youth Council chairman, Mayor H. Ross Finney, and Judge District 110 The amount of a proposed bond issue for a junior high school in Deerfield School District 110 will be set Saturday by che school board’s finance committee. The day’s date was Harry Strouse. Ostrander, Fr. Recipients Edward are (from Reilly, and left) Police Joe Chief George Hall. (Staff Photo by Larry Graff) to Set Bond disclosed board at Tues- meeting library for 11 School. The referendum will be held Apr. 8. Supt. Caruso said the district could issue about $400,000 in bonds this December, $356,477, in December 1969, and $238,523 in December, after 1970. The district would obtain the Charles Wondreis of the architectural firm of Ganster and Henninghausen gave a progress report on the status of the school. The firm has estimated that the building will cost $1,435,000. additional bonding power as assessed valuation increases and district debts are paid off. Plans school at Wilmot Need 2 Phases call for construction in at least two phases based on an initial bond issue of between $750,000 and Another suggestion by Mr. Caruso was to have a referendum for $995,000 this April and another $621,365 bond referendum in April, 1971. The second referendum would be used to complete the junior high school, build a $100,000 addition to $995,000. If the higher amount were Woodland Park School, and start a $45,000 remodeling project at Wilmot Elementary School. used for the first phase of the junior high and $75,000 for remodel- Mr. Caruso emphasized that the architect’s report is only a prelimi- authorized, said district Supt. Charles Caruso, $920,000 would be ing of the administration building nary recommendation. Candidates Don Eldrege and _ incumbents Robert Mazur and Mrs. Karl Berli- ant were village board room of the Deerfield Village Hall. Three members of the Illinois General Assembly attended —Sen. Karl Berning of Deerfield, State Rep. John Henry Kleine of Lake Forest, and State Rep. George Issue ap- Mr. Ostrander, 1955 Strenger Rd., Deerfield, has been with Deerfield- field he was More than 50 persons attended the meeting Tuesday night in the and force’s juvenile appointment as chief last August. He joined the department council activities, and assist in the investiture of new council members. Last year’s recipients were Robert Hart, 438 Pine St.; Mrs. Jack Eisinger, 1300 Central Av.; Dr. Robert Tucker, 830 Northwoods Dr.; and Ambrose Cantagallo, 651 Hermitage Dr. The Rev. Gilbert E. Dahlberg in 1964 was the first person to receive the award. years, Mrs. Berliant said she came to the board with a willingness to learn and an open mind. She said her service on the board has been rewarding and satisfying. Mr. Mazur is completing a three- year board term, serving as vice president last year. He holds a doctorate in chemistry from M.I.T. and is a research fellow with G. D. Searle Co. in Skokie. He has been a P.T.A. board member, a director of the Deerfield United Fund, and a trustee of the North Shore Unitarian Church. He said that he wants to hold and maintain the high standards of education in the district. Mr. Eldrege has lived in Deer- The includes a one-level school southern end Clavey of the at the park- school site at Deerfield and Wilmot Rds. The building would have an initial capacity of about 500 stu- dents. The district’s was illustrated financial situation by a preliminary budget report from William district business manager. Estimate The district’s tures for the total $1,210,126, Lutz, Expenditures estimated expendi1967-68 school year with an anticipated for 10 years. He School the of and PTA, Presbyterian Deerfield High and of the a mem- with maintaining administrative willingness will board member. Walter Hardy, Mr. Rodney Mr. Schmidt board as Published Weekly by Press Publishing Co., 444 Central Av.., Highland an estimated deficit of $36,059. warrants worse. if ex- book, which annually pubbiographical ~ sketches of about 10,000 young men, is sponsored by the Jaycee chapter in Montgomery, Ala. Deerfield men honored are 1318 Elmwood Av.; Charles C. McKay, Hazel Av.; Walter M. Shields, 859 Kenton Rd.; and AV. John D. Schmidt, 933 Forest Each of the four men has ceived a Jaycee Spoke award. and re- Arthur J. Goldberg and Leonard Bernstein will write the introduc- president, Park, {Il. 60035 Mr. Caruso said he doesn’t anticipate any startling changes in the budget structure except in the educational fund, which already has The a school will not seek re-nomination. between $20,000 and $40,000. Richard A. Rodney, a high experience help for salary not have a next board would total The lishes level of education for children of the whole community and believes his has a tentative figure increases, but would final figure until the meeting. The increases man national board of editors. He stated to the caucus that he is concerned committee Four Jaycees Honored Asocia- Library salary tax-anticipation penses get any ber of the Chicago Executives Club and the American tion. said board-staff Four Deerfield Jaycees will appear in the 1967 edition of ‘‘Outstanding Young Men of America.” They were chosen by the book’s 14sales an elder for the increased $36,000 for four additional teachers recommended by Mr. Caruso and plan is Church, include Board president Walter Hardy said the district would have to issue manager for Rand McNally and a graduate of Beloit College and the University of Chicago. He is past president pay the school district teachers. Board member Don Banta revenue of $1,193,559. This would leave a deficit of $16,567. The preliminary report includes Chosen field accepted by the board. But it does not Mr. McKay Controlled Mr. Shields circulation postage tion to this year’s book, which be published May 15. paid at Deerfield, Ill. will �Fe Sg ae ial I EOE Z EERE EERE Ng” TR RIS poe a SI e Zz ; at League Issues Statement Special Prizes Supporting Equal Housing Optimistic that the snow eventually will go, the Deerfield Jaycees have begun plans for their annual Easter egg hunt to be held Mar. 18. ‘“We’re planning to have 7,000 candy Easter eggs this year,’’ said Edward Stanwood, event chairman. oa os Cover Features ‘Whiz Kids’ Program CHOOL __ 7 - DISTRICT Bowl _ Entitled Chairman, quiz Wilmot Junior 110 will have program Monday ‘“‘The Whiz Kids,’ at School version Wilmot the program Wilmot PTA meeting. z. High its own PTA of the TV Junior College High School. will be a feature of a special Evelyn Mrs. to keep pace. The eggs will be hidden in Jewett Park, where the hunt will begin at 9:30 a.m. Prize eggs will also be hidden. Children finding these will co-ordinator Bayless, of Committee members for the event are Robert Anderson, 1555 Crabtree Ln., John DeFrancesco, 1213 Woodruff Av., William Knilians, 1056 Camille Av., and Larry Weir, 1217 Wilmot Rd. An additional feature of the program will be Ms, the initial presentation of plans for a new junior high school in District 110. Walter Hardy, school board president, will be present to explain details : ‘Mrs. Hames + : and answer questions. There also will be some of the architect’s _ drawings on display. 5 oe bg Park Pool-Pass Decision Deferred Until March 21 pte 3 _ The Deerfield Board last Park week District discussed the continued use of laminated identifi- cation passes at the village pool, but deferred a decision on a 1967 identification system until the Mar. 21 board meeting. All the commissioners seemed to ss favor keeping the laminated passes, and they discussed buying a picture laminating machine at a cost Pe and of about $2,000. a Identification would cost about 30 cents each for pool members. e_ Membership is open to all village PH residents. The board also discussed the use be: is fs park property. then suggested - In other business, Director % that eres the from Park Donald Pilger district needed the District reported a seeder and spreader. The district, which is - now seeding and spreading fertilizer with an old seeder, used Highland Park equipment last sumay mer. Urges Meeting #2 The ‘commissioners also asked George $e 7 - This move a aga) Hall about park district property. vielations followed discussion fines from violations action. Glenview = 2 8 uses this system district Rd. area south of Wilmot The League supports Senate Bill 555, introduced Jan. 18 by Sen. Cecil Partee. Mrs. Levin said the bill ‘‘meets the League’s criteria by providing a Fair Housing Practices Commission and establishing procedures for complaints and penalties.” should provide for a commission to enforce the law. It added that the FINEST SERVICE IN TOWN) IN TO OIL CO. FOR: Wheel Balancing Delco Batteries Front-end Alignment and Brake Relining Muffler and Exhaust Systems Complete Tune-ups — General Repairs School and east of the west drainage ditch; the village hall for the area north of Deerfield Rd. and east of the Milwaukee Road; and Maplewood DEERFIELD position on the park board. The sixyear term of Commissioner Dudley Dewey is expiring this year. He is seeking re-election. 663 WAUKEGAN and lend- developers and owners, covering apartments, private homes, and vacant land.” The League said state legislation for equal housing opportunities of on “Executive action would be supported, but the clarity of a state law is to be preferred.”’ real Firestone Tires west of the west drainage ditch; Shepard Junior High School for the and brokers, legislation and not as a substitute. ing institutions, and residential land COME DEERFIELD School for residents living in the Deerfield by also patronage over the past 16 years and ask that you continue to... Board members also announced polling places for the Apr. 18 park district election. They are Wilmot of discrimination statement May we take this opportunity to thank you for your : south it housing League’s We have just closed our Deep Rock gasoline station at 671 Waukegan Road to permit the building of a new Bulko station. List Polling Places area the issue. In announcing the position, Mrs. Ezra Levin, state president, said, “This consensus means that the League will support laws to prohib- Mar. 18 is the deadline for filing petitions with 50 signatures for a _ park property to the park district. Be = the Mitchell The Says: “The League also supports state permissive legislation empowering municipalities to prohibit unfair housing practices, but views this as complementary to state housing of local members. This became part of the consensus of the state’s 76 leagues that had been studying on proposal to ask village police to earmark that The Deerfield League’s housing opportunities committee met Jan. 17 under Mrs. Michael Kaplan, 1311 Charing Cross and took a consensus School for the area north Deerfield Rd. and west of Milwaukee Road. Mr. Pilger to talk to Police Chief __ James inquire about the extent of the problems before taking any other of tokens, but thought they would be too easy to transfer ‘g2 original owner. chairman opportunities for all. (JUST THE nets about $100 a year, said Mr. Pilger, who added that he was more concerned with a warning to persons that they are violating park district rules rather than with a new source of revenue. The park director noted that the two biggest problems are dumping of garbage and walking of dogs on Board legislation providing equal housing SOrry, No gas. this ' program, has been using this type of quiz as a teaching technique in her classes for four years. ie commission should be authorized to investigate and initiate complaints. Enforcement powers available to the commission would include recourse to the courts if conciliation fails and the right to petition the court for injunctive relief, with safeguards to protect the interest of both parties. The Deerfield League of Women Voters has received official notice from the state office on _ the League’s decision to support state estate salesmen They will be awarded by the Easter Bunny played by Don Pioli. Four teams of four students each will compete in answering questions on academic subjects and music identification. The questions are being developed by Wilmot teachers. The students selected by the teachers and, have’ been according to Oscar Bedrosian, Wilmot principal, a new student response device developed by Charles Leech of Milwaukee will be used to pick the winning team of students. ™ 4 He said that participation in the event for village children aged 2 to 7 has increased each year and the additional eggs have been planted be awarded special prizes. By MRS. L. N. HAMES Oe Jaycees Plan For Egg Hunt ‘Harold Grant (standing), teacher and quiz hae moderator, watches a team of Wilmot Junior High Schoo students operate a student-response device to be used in Monday's PTA Pik dec Students are (from left) Wendy Bantin, John Riley, tephanie __ Dahlstrom, and Larry Berliant. (Jan Bateman Photo) . a; of the You are always weicome RD., DEERFIELD OIL ® at CO. WI 5-1277 SINCE 1951 March 7 z. 196 �Ln aTh pats Sent i e 5 be Ls Will Get Salary Hikes From $300 Up to $600 each the raise teacher’s will degree In addition to approving the eneral salary hikes last week, the hool board voted to: @ Increase the maximum teach- primary high cost factor. ‘The work was just a little too complicated,’’ Mr. Nelson said. Suggests Electric Heat Operations Manager’ Earling Zaeske, who also attended the meeting, suggested that electric heat be considered in the next bid specifications. Mr. Zaeske said this time bidding would not be restricted inability to local contractors. to of top-rated find housing Negro on the North Shore has nullified the effect of commuting of ‘We try and get only the best possible teachers,’ said Ted Rep- the nondiscriminatory _ hiring policies of Deerfield area public and parochial schools. That was the consensus of area school officials who met last week with representatives of the Deerfield Human Relations Commission, the Deerfield Interfaith Council, and the Deerfield Area Human Re- lations Committee to publicize their programs on human relations. “We tried to recruit from Chicago colleges,’’ teachers said Dis- understanding trict 109 Supt. William Fenelon, ‘“‘but many don’t like the distance sholdt, a from Chicago.” representative Commission of Deer- from the community as a whole.”’ “An exchange between teachers to artificial,’ “The way now students Chicago Mr. only program to in and schools Repsholdt is said. accomplish teachers who have xtend their aximum. @ Establish salary been an next not beyond “The increases are not only necattract was no use initiating an organized and curriculum feep,” Dr. Plath said. Comparable 34 to Others Chicago-area districts, ompetitive alaries. pointed salaries with out also that the must be junior college _“‘We’re going to have to see that ur staff is well taken care of,” ommented Board Pres. Harry noll, Dr. Plath said passage of the fay 9 educational fund referendum crucial, since the increases will ‘ost the district about $125,000. Building Fund Report ‘In other business, Dr. Plath reorted he will have a recommendaion at the Mar. 13 meeting regard- ng a proposed building fund refermdum this spring. At an earlier meeting the board iscussed the possibility of raising he current rate from 18.75 to 25 ents per $100 assessed valuation. Dr. Plath said the district plans ee more building projects that ill virtually eliminate the building nd balance. They are an addition 9 the administration building, reodeling of the guidance departnent at Highland Park High hool, and hard surfacing of the door track at Highland Park. Would Raise $80,000 A 25-cent building fund rate would ive the district an additional $80,00 to $90,000 each year for capital mprovements. Dr. Plath said a decision on the ‘Scouts in the webelo den of Cub Scout pack 450 of Deerfield give Lance Cpl. Joseph Buziak gifts Brent Drake, Charles Leake, Ton Lyon, Kirby Wood, John Bort, and Chris Leinen. With them for wounded servicemen at the Great Lakes Naval Hospital. The Scouts are Don Welsh, Dave Bloom, are Miss Glendy Rotary Club fd Plath Textbooks are being updated to Cross and eee eee eee & role of the Negro. This .. . in American society. John Style,” a talk on the problems of alcoholism, will be presented by the Rev. William at next Thursday’s Deer- 2: representing the ie extracted local a promise Realtors and from both bankers that — field Rotary Club Negro home buyers would get equal = meeting in the Villa Moderne, Northbrook. The meeting will begin at treatment. The = Foster, Deerfield Area Human Relations — 2 Committee, said the committee has — Seath, Rev. Mr. a minister Rev. Seath in the United Presbyterian Church, was associate director of the Union City Mission in Minneapolis from 1920 to and executive director of the 1931 Chi- cago Christian Industrial League in bali Village Mgr. Norris Stilphen said that both he and Mayor H. Ross — Finney attended the Dec. 6 meeting — of the Chicago area summit hi ; on race relations. 12:15 p.m. “ = teachers attended a seminar last year on developments of the Negro Roulette—American Seath ; Dr. Fenelon said the district hes set up seminars at the third grade ; and junior high level to discuss On Drinking “Russian include a more realistic picture of — life, the school representatives said, noting that history is being given a fresh look to determine ne i human relations problems. . = Charles Caruso, District 110 su--a perintendent, said some district aa Skid Row from 1931 to 1963. eferendum must be made by Mar. 0 if it is to be placed on the May 9 . He currently is vice-chairman of the Mayor’s Commission of Reballot. habilitation of Persons in Chicago ‘In a related matter, the board and is one of the chaplains at 0 agreed to seek a second group Chicago’s Alcoholic Treatment Cenbids for the administration ter. He is past president of the ilding addition. Bids revealed at International Union of Gospel Misprevious board meeting far sions. xceeded the district’s $66,000 estiAmong books he has written are ate. ‘Man Live Again?” ‘The Master Board member William Nelson, Touch,” “A Study of Rescue Miseporting on a meeting with the sions,” and “Rescue Mission Handchitect, said the heating and entilating design probably was the book.’’ rch 2, 1967 of the Red C00 Tee eee eee eee | Noa Read Slates Talk Chapin Scoutmaster Don Welsh. PEEL e country. Dr. of human by experience with members of | minority races. All said they ac- tively sought applications from all qualified teachers regecdiens of oa race. ere Use Updated Textbooks nd about 60 other districts across istrict’s in the area relations. They concurred that chil- __ dren learn about human relations |The superintendent said the new lalary scale has been compared ith those in local elementary disicts, * The school district representa. | tives seemed to agree that there _ ssary but desirable for the type of to __ into a series. ‘We will have future salary. hope the commission-spon- meetings when circumstances warrant or when we can develop programs which are worthwhile,” Mr. Kane said. ount to more than 25 percent of we The community should assist this effort by having housing available eae for teachers, he said. ‘ 8 Groups Attend “os the commission hopes will develop embers holding master’s or docor’s degrees. The increase cannot peachers . The meeting was the first in what — merit lan which empowers Supt. Karl Plath to recommend to the board dditional salary increases to staff e@ maximum life by having their teachers take oo : two human relations groups and the interfaith council. the extended Howard. ‘ = sored meeting were representatives _—_| of school districts 108, 109, 110, and 113, and Holy Cross Parochial School in addition to officials of the the district more than five years n automatic $200 increment ear, provided this would Chairman _ special training in race relations and having superintendents hire the best qualified teachers they ean find.”’ : Attending rs’ salaries by $350 to $1,325. ® Give housing ao E. Kane said, ‘‘Children today are — getting a more realistic picture of — fe field-Highland Park High School District 113. ‘‘The only problem is the teachers finding a home in this community. The answer must come progress is when available for Negroes to move in.” ms a DEERFIELD WINGS of Infant Welfare slates “Baby Bawl” CONSTRUCTION NOISES and smells described on the Teen Page ....68 THE REV. PHILIP DESENIS’ background SeListh hin kes ck ee 18 HOLY CROSS plans St. Patrick’s Day dance er ee ON. Tree 18 PUERTO RICO to be discussed by the Rev. Bernard Didier eerie 19 SARA LEE promotes four area residents Sa se Ses oa old chess Cree 20 “MADE IN HEAVEN” marriages need help Caine CERES Ai eee 56 SONG SPINNERS of Deerfield find charity can be fun ivttsvsisse eee 62 DEERFIELD STAGERS plan one-act play contest ped é, e0ka sats ee 63 A Matter of Taste ............ DUS 6 ei exes RMN 55s pottbes tweet case WN EK ei ese Ties AN Sat a High Bebe 505i i Movies in Brief ............... 12 22 18 11 62 15 65 CNS Fi Bas People and Politics .......... Recreation Calendar ......... |” Ereeeee ar enrr pera ey ae WOE Bib isieeciods Women’s News ............... a Will Hear Talk er 66 ll 10 70 27 56 m s On Gym Progra Physical education in Deerfield School District 110 will be discussed < rs : _ at today’s Deerfield Rotary Club meeting at the Villa Moderne in ee Northbrook. A Al Cohen, physical education supervisor of district 110, will pi at the 12:15 p.m. meeting. He will — discuss the local program and other _ aspects of physical education. Mr. Cohen, and master’s education who has degrees from bachelor’s in physical Northern University, has been supervisor since 1958. Illinois District 110 9 re epend on ategory. of The teachers — eae tad. amount Parte ie. << * genoa pene er. The aN Lack of Area Negro Teacher 4 Blamed on Housing Onda 4 H igh School Teachers By BONNIE CROFT All teachers in the DeerfieldHighland Park High School District ill receive salary increases rangg from $300 to $600 next Septem- ne _ + — : se! �* Calendar By MELINDA UPP of Evanston program, terian Church, Jewett 1 p.m.—Tot Park. z Presby- Park. program, 4 p.m.—Wrestling, Jewett Shepard School. 6:30 p.m.—Prep basketball league, Wilmot Junior High School. Tomorrow a.m.—Tot program, 9 terian Church. 1 Presby- ‘ p.m.—Tot program Jewett Park. 4 p.m.—Wrestling, has pledged his sup- port for a proposal to increase the state aid to education formula. Sen. Arrington said last week that on Education. by Ray Page, state superintendent of public instruction, that would increase the per-pupil allotment from $330 to $400. This is the amount which the state guarantees will be available for expenditure on each student. In for elementary school students and order dual districts. The seven—Kenilworth, New Trier, Glenbrook, Winnetka, to be eligible for the (separate elementary districts must a slightly 7:30 p.m.—Junior High night, Shepard School. . 8 p.m.—High School teen dance, assessed valuation. The new formula would increase this rate to 84 cents. Page Bill Compromise Saturday The Page formula is a compromise between the $600 base pro- for Highland high The Page formula would mean increases of up to about $50 for all but seven North Evanston, at least at the rate of 75 cents per $100 amount Highland Shore school Park 65 $ 65.01 $ 99.20 108.38 80.32 148.43 116.58 112.31 152.89 Lincolnshire Bannockburn school students. $330, and levy higher Evanston 107, and Highland Park High School—would continue to receive a flat grant of $47 per pupil because of their high assessed valuation per pupil The present and proposed state aid per pupil for the other North Shore districts follows: Park cause school Present Proposed aid aid School District Mr. Clabaugh proposed a $350 allotment Shepard Jewett Park. Committee he urges passage ef a bill proposed high school) fs Sehool. a posed by the Illinois Task Force on Education and a formula suggested by Rep. Charles Clabaugh, the Republican chairman of the House Sen. W. Russell Arrington (R-1ist) Today a.m.—Tot Lt OPS: sit oo Arrington Pledges Support of Education Aid Plan ~ Recreation 9 Me 108 Deerfield-Wilmot Deerfield 109 HighwoodHighland Park Grove Northbrook Sunset Ridge Maple W. Northfield Glenview Glencoe Avoca 190.47 131.70 241.62 174.90 176.49 201.28 147.39 75.98 101.47 164.16 113.07 52.51 64.42 225.75 253.89 192.72 111.66 140.59 211.74 153.75 85.01 98.53 Wilmette 101.51 140.63 refused to back a formula # “ . Bian : % tS as * ~ * oe > ctette budget message. Early Approval Urged Democrats on the commissio had urged early approval of a ne state aid formula so that schoo district officials could have a mor realistic idea of their budget needs Since both Democrats and Repub licans also are supporting a pro posal to make the increase effec tive in July or September, wean Fo 4 At 2 Gov. Kerner, however, said h was waiting for a report from th school problems commission befor deciding the state aid bot ¢ ee rs Og ee AK, “F 4 Ee ‘ y ey eis = °. 3 2. 4 ee 27¢ Monday program, Presby- Sa a program, Jewett 7:30 p.m.—Radio club, a ee ioe - 47”, 2 ve " ‘Fy 4 4 sk sd program, Jewett Park. 4 p.m.—Baton, Jewett Park. 17 p.m.—Men’s basketball league, Wilmot Junior High School. 7:30 p.m.—Women’s recreation, Shepard School. EFFECTIVE TONIGHT Thursday, March 2nd ne a Your Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the merchants of Highland Park, AN ‘ Fe urges you to take advantage of Thursday Night shopping hours. Stores will remain ee FS - > open until 9:00 P.M. so that you may enjoy Friday night social, religious and civic ae, 5 ack a =o events that abound in our fair city. eg The Deerfield Park District grade AS Jr. stu- dents will be held from 7:30 to 9 p.m. tomorrow night at Shepard Junior High School. _ Activities will include table tennis, volleyball, a record hop, and a “mystery contest.” oo Our Deadlines ae ; a lication). Society, clubs, and other women’s news: WEDNESDAY. Fine Arts: NOON WEDNESDAY. Business: NOON THURSDAY. Schools: THURSDAY. Church: NOON THURSDAY. Scouts: NOON FRIDAY. Public Forum: NOON MONDAY. Recreation: NOON MONDAY. (Photos due by noon Friday.) $ peme's Shoes ote oa oe 7 . “s 3% s, Inc. ices ote, Grant & Grant, Inc. Art Olson & Co. Powell's Comore Mart Ga. oe any rican tei Rosby's Suburban Fashions &) = C ™ . S. Hi-Fi = TV Duffy Furniture Co. addin? Mister Jr. <0 Shop Hi-Land Paint Co. re Ross Discount Store s Jays Shoes, Inc. 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Baskin aa pe ss The following merchants and stores will be open for shopping on zt F oe pry. #| are aor we" | oe Park Jr. High Event Is Tomorrow Night High Nite for seventh a a ; xe ‘a as Wednesday p.m.—Tot dt tae * v7 ae WN) WSS ne bs Casta. horns e ¥ ay © 0 Has : -ag Uae or: Lyon & Healy of Highland Park SHOP IN HIGHLAND PARK fm ON THURSDAY NIGHT Se ; 9 a.m.—Tot program, Presbyterian Church, Jewett Park. 10 ra : ; | ; Jewett Shepard School. _ Mya A aye ea Presby- +d yw | Jewett 7:30 p.m.—Men’s recreation night, 1 may 4 bee Ly Lhe Park. Tuesday 9 a.m.—Tot program, terian Church. 1 pm.—Tot program, Park. A arte, tn pa ; et \ Park. 4 p.m.—Children’s painting class, Jewett Park. 7:30 p.m.—Men’s informal basketball, Wilmot Junior High School. 7:30 p.m.—Adult paddle tennis, Shepard School. “he Au, 9:30 a.m.—Puppetry class, Jewett Park. p.m.—Tot > oS terian Church. 1 in hi 7 eeJ aay, ‘ a a, . : - 11 a.m.—Fourth grade basketball, a.m.—Tot reco he will include budget message. ae ae 7 on mendations Shepard School. 9 instea of January, Democrats argued tha early approval was essential. a * Ae fp 4 increas before Gov. Otto Kerner issues hi Sen. Arrington’s support of the Page formula—or any increased formula—at this time came as a surprise to most Democrats, be- 9 a.m.—Junior High basketball league, Shepard School. 10:30 a.m.—Junior high bowling league, Deerfield Bowling Lanes. the Republican-dominate problems commission ha » *-¢ % Se ) shy eee brn na 3 “ aire fs i ee “y ey 3 March 2, 196 �Tg # ; i‘ aay. E Race oti, a . Le ae EDITORIALS DEERFIELD VILLAGER Established July, 1966 A Hollister Newspaper RICHARD L. HOLLISTER a ee J. RICHARD LESLIE .----- Managing Editor «-----:- President es ono 05 9 Ke JOHN WILLIAMS Publisher «...-.<- Paes 8 News Editor Refuse Bills Merit Support EERFIELD has a large stake in pro; posed refuse legislation being condered by the Illinois General Assembly. Three bills proposed by the North burban Council on Refuse Disposal all eserve support. They would: l bill, the county would have to do an effective job of regulating land fills or the state could step in and exercise jurisdiction. Permit municipalities to form joint * refuse commissions to establish and perate refuse-disposal facilities. ) Give the state department of pub* lic health jurisdiction over sanitary and-fill operations in all counties. © alities. The third proposal has been opposed yy communities like Deerfield which fear hat undesirable land-fill operations would e located in their back yards. Their conern is understandable. We, too, would hate to see poorly regu- ated refuse disposal facilities within a mile f our communities, but we believe that he other two bills would lead to the close pervision necessary to avoid this. We Iso recognize the growing scarcity of The public land which health can proposal be i rlnahe (! I ¢ crease from 400,000 to 600,000. Permit land fills within one mile of the corporate limits of munici- orth suburban or land fills. K The bill to permit joint action is long overdue, since refuse disposal is just too big a problem for small communities to handle alone. Each suburban resident now produces about three-fourths of a ton of refuse annually. And by 1985, the north suburban population is expected to in- used probably yould not have much effect on Deerfield, ince Lake County has an excellent health lepartment with a strong ordinance callng for licensing and monthly inspection f all land fills in the county. Under the People and Politics é 7 A similar bill was introduced in the last session of the General Assembly, but it was killed in committee by private scavengers who feared public competition and by county officials who wanted to be able to operate their own refuse-disposal facilities. HE SHOCK WAVES created by the U.S. Supreme Court’s 1964 one — . man, one vote ruling now are reaching down to all forms of local government. The impact could be particularly great in Lake County, whe township and county government are inter-related. Changes in both could be in the offing through future high court decisions. The new bill attempts to meet this opposition by giving counties the right to form their own commissions or join with municipalities if invited. The The new bill also includes a provision to prohibit local commissions from collecting refuse or regulating refuse collection. that can’t be burned, the ruling affected state legislatures only. Now, though, No one can guess the outcome now, of course, but the possibilities of a_ the turmoil that preceded legislative changes that followed in its wake. HE BIGGEST that north suburban area would be well on its way to conquering its refuse disposal problems. state PROBLEM Senate as reapportionment : came well as with the House and the 1964 ruling districts be Intelligence gency funds to private organiza- measures by which public monies were appropriated to benefit pri- requiring — apportioned session. Junior College Public Hearing jat the CIA has been subsidizing e National Student Association. There is an obvious need to counbract such activities,” he said, farch 2, 1967 Re ee : ce he added. aes Supervisor Bruce Frost of West Deerfield Town- oe ict * ship and the three candidates for Deerfield Township supervisor say they welcome the study proMrs. Cleveland posal, along with a number of other township reforms being proposed in _ we this legislative session. Ree R. FROST BELIEVES that Lake County probably is fairly apportioned now, ‘‘but other counties definitely have problems.” The West Deerfield supervisor also would like to see a re-evaluation of the entire township system. Scheduled for Thursday Night dding that the CIA practice of roviding only a few members of group being aware of the source “highly questionable.” “Strangely enough, the actions f the National Student Associaon as well as of other groups fianced with CIA funds frequently ave been opposed to national polies,” the congressman said. Cong. McClory pointed out that linos 15 years ago abolished soalled “Christmas tree” bills— It will report back by May 1—in time for the legislature to act on ™ committee recommendations during the current The local congressman was rebrring to the recent disclosure consideration,” and come 7 Sen. W. Russell Arrington — ate-House study committee. nois taxpayers has been enormous, and it would seem that federal taxpayers are entitled to this same answers, (R-ist) of Evanston, Senate president pro tem, has proposed creation of a bipartisan joint Sen- vate organizations. “The resultant savings Illi- ee must be taken into consideration. And their very up with some ons is ‘“‘a highly objectionable actice,”’ Cong. Robert McClory aid this week. to A public hearing of a North Shore on formation junior college district will be held at 8 p.m. next Thursday at New Trier High School West. The proposed district would serve graduates of the New Trier, Glenbrook, Deerfield - Highland Park, Evanston, Niles, and Lake Forest high school districts. The hearing is necessary before the proposal can be submitted to voters in a referendum. Petitions and resolutions from superintendents and school boards in each participating high school district will be presented at thé hearing. Other groups also have been contacted to send resolutions supporting the district formation. Target date for opening proposed 1970. $18,516,540 —__ according to population, resulting in a transfer of political power from rural areas to large population centers, such as cities and suburbs. : But the problems of legislative reapportionment are minor compared — to the complexities of local government reappor-— tionment. Such things as a sound tax base for local bodies must be considered. Their diversity p rivate Group Use of CIA Funds alled ‘Objectionable’ by McClory Central a major oh number is appalling. In an effort to define the problems Giving the — major political upheaval are there. Political leaders are still mindful of A joint refuse commission could raise the money necessary to build a large area incinerator that no single community can afford. With high-capacity incinerators and well-regulated land fills for the materials 1964 Supreme Court has agreed to hear three cases in which suits ask that the one-man, one-vote rule be applied to counties and school boards. Involved are Suffolk County, N.Y., Houston County, Ala., and the school board of _ Kent County, Mich. In Illinois, township apportionment has been indirectly challenged in suits in lower courts, and most political observers believe a direct challenge eventually will reach the high court. of the college is hag Frank Peers, Deerfield Township incumbent running for re-election, — believes the equal representation problem also may be important in — Lake. He points out that he represents the first 10,000 of Deerfield — Township’s 32,810 residents, while the Newport Township supervisor — represents only 2,118 people because. that’s the township’s total | population. Robert Moroney, group also should government. candidate for the People’s party, believes the study — Daniel Vetter, Republican candidate, agrees, saying he would like to see a measure adopted that would make Highland Park a township by — bill, now into ways to modernize in the legislature, would and give improve is township itself. The look muncipalities with a population of more than 25,000 township boundaries coterminous with their municipal boundaries. One big advantage of this, Mr. Vetter said, is that the municipalities could receive township motor-fuel tax funds. : = �Hearings to Be Held N.LP.C. Staff Urges ‘Finger Plan’ Use The staff of the Northeastern Illinois Plan Commission has reco mended that the commission adopt a “finger plan” for development o the Chicago metropolitan area. The commission members Monday deferred action on the recomme dation until after the staff prepares and priorities for implementation. However, about 4,000 copies of the staff’s report on the plan, called “Diversity Within Order,’ will be distributed immediately. A final hearing on the plan will be scheduled late this year. Will Make Recommendaiton If the plan is approved during the final hearing, recommend the in their own right. They're made with a new sour Hungarian meat balls kept warm in a chafing dish are a good entre to a meal or can be an entre cream product that tastes just like the real thing. Appetizers Preface Good Meals, Eneourage Sluggish Taste-Buds By CAROL Editor “A man is in general better pleased when he has a good dinner upon his table, than when his wife talks Greek.” Dr. Samuel Johnson Dr. Johnson came pretty close to hitting the nail right on the head, even if the aforementioned family happens to be Greek. And there have been so many sayings, references, and comments about food, its serving, and its preparation that it all boils down to one thing (pardon the pun, intentional though it was): We’re all pretty much consumed (another one!) with food—be we doctor, lawyer, or Indian chief. Some of us consider the fine art of eating as a masterpiece in the daily routine of living. Others recognize its necessity, but none of us really can take it or leave it. That Army that travels on its stomach is either going to end up with an attack of indigestion, the hiccups, or an acute case of disorder and riot and even warlosing. Quote Pepys Pepys wrote Samuel about the munificent qualities of meals in his diary in November, 1665, when he said “Strange to see how a good dinner and feasting reconciles everybody.”’ The whole art of eating and of food has been elevated more and more. Gone are the days of the A woeful bride whose biscuits of also holds its consistency, doesn’t would allow the wage earner a maximum choice of jobs and a maximum choice of residential location.” “Choice Is Convenience”’ “Two-thirds of the population would live in what we would today call urban areas, one-third in Actually, the hors d’oeuvre is just like the little bride’s biscuits— out of the ordinary according to its slaws, salad molds, sour cream pancakes or waffles, sour cream biscuits (I told you they were French refined), breads, and muffins. In other words, the appetizer is not the full meal, it is not really a part of the meal itself. Be the appetizer tomato juice toned up with a little salt and pepper, a shrimp cocktail, or a platter of tailor-made tidbits, it has a specific purpose—to take the edge off a ravenous appetite to prevent over-eating, or to stimulate a sluggish interest in the meal looming ahead. And this brings us to the commercial portion of our article: A Chicago company recently has placed a new sour cream substitute on the market which is purported to have all the good things of sour in large concentrations near th center of the region. Manufacturin plants would be found on the oute edges of the ‘‘fingers’”’ connected t transit stations by shuttle-bus sey vice. “Today’s problem _of obsolet building sites, often located alon the rail lines, should be reduced b encouraging the rebuilding of thes would be separate single-family lots. ‘Due homes on to residential lem of expensive or inadequate community facilities that often occurs in widely dispersed developments would not exist,’ the NIPC _ areas,”’ the NIPC staff said. Shopping centers would be locat along th The “finger plan” was one of fiv: Th five was reduced to three—th multitowns cluster plan, the sate lite cities plan, and the finge plan—at NIPC’s November mee ing. Five Candidates Slated by Party In Bannockburn The Bannockburn Village Part has chosen a slate of five cand dates for the Apr. 18 villag elections for village president clerk, and three trustees, Nominated were incumbent Roy Hall as _ president, Davi Dooley Jr., clerk; and John Quack enbush Jr., Robert Boetsch, and R. Grutza, trustees. Mr. Grutza is completing a tern as village clerk. Trustees whos terms expire in April are Ji Schnur, Sal Pasquinelli, and Arnol Pedersen. The same company also has produced dips, in four flavors— barbecue, blue cheese, and Ber- muda onion (just like they sound) and martini (which is a combination of olive and onion flavors). Local Families End Vacations Four Deerfield couples and a local family have returned from trips to sunny climes and nearby states. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Cadieux, 1009 Meadow Brook Ln., Deerfield, are home after vacationing in Ft. Lauderdale and Palm Beach, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. McMaken, 1 clove garlic, peeled 1/2 cup dry wine (sherry, or sauterne) 2 cups sour cream or sour cream product Dash Worcestershire with mushrooms, Work places would be clustere at intervals along the “fingers” o originally considered by NIPC. Part of Meal origin. staff said. sembles a hand. The figure would be formed by a commuter rail It can be used for beef stroganoff, potato salad, salad dressings, . schedules ed at regular intervals rapid transit lines. areas being concentrated, the prob- courses, and allied aids that they’re bound to be out of the ordinary. Four hundred years ago Rabelais said that ‘“‘appetitite comes with eating”’ and so the appetizer—canape or hors d’oeuvre is an important part of many main meals. salt and pepper into Worcestershire sauce, onions, and wine. Cook 10 to 12 minutes, until meat balls done. cans, cream, but eliminate all the bad. According to the press release, the new cooking component tastes exactly like real sour cream, but it specific proposals, counties. The finger plan basically envisons a 21st Century metropolis organized in a form which re- today’s suburbia. The choice would be that of convenience over privacy.” NIPC officials said relatively few homes in the metropolitan area economics meat balls. Melt butter in large skillet; saute onions, meat balls, mushrooms, and garlic until brown. When thoroughy browned, to meat balls add sour cream product, are and water down, won’t thin out or drip when it shouldn’t. (Obviously, it’s been well-programmed). It is supposed to stay creamy whether on top of hot or cold dishes and it contains 80 percent less butterfat than real cream. ‘improved home 3 thlsp. butter pepper, bom- and if they don’t, she has so much help from the array of cookbooks, (Serves 4) and governments other governing boards in the NIPC area. NIPC serves Cook, DuPage, Lake, McHenry, Kane, and Will lic transportation MATTER barded the best china. Her biscuits come out 1 pound hamburger salt and pepper salt county by In describing the plan, the NIPC staff explained, ‘“‘Cheap, rapid pub- Hungarian Meat Balls 2 medium onions, sliced 1 can mushrooms or 4 fresh sliced mushrooms Form hamburger seasoned that it be followed system and an expanded rapidtransit system. Regional open space and farm land would be webbed between the “fingers.” BRUCK Woman’s six the commission will more 467 Mrs. Castlewood George Ln., Brophy, and Mr. and We invite you to discuss your real estate needs at your leisure in our office. CONSULT Rose Smith Mary Crovetti Ann M. Lang, Broker Gloria Minorini 1755 Central Av., all of Deerfield, have returned from a skiing holiday at Boyne Mountain in northern Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Amos M. Gurley, 1319 Carlisle Pl., Deerfield, have returned from a vacation in Mexico. They visited Mexico City and chin 4 Residential © Commercial @ Puerta Vallarta. Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Scudder and son, Bruce Alan, of Lincolnshire, recently spent a weekend at The Wagon Wheel, in Rockford. Set , is Rentals Rally 716 Central Ave., Highland Park ©@ Investments 2 —— @ Apartment Sites ID 3-0210/211 March 2, 196 �ducation Group Dutlines Proposals expenditures programs. The Illinois School Problems ommission has sent a memoranum to the General Assembly utlining the commission’s recomendations roposals. on various for each @ Reimbursement of these for special ed- ucation programs. Local districts now do not receive their state education reimbursement for such things as special education teachers’ salaries until the end of the school year. A summary follows: The commission has recommended that reimbursement be made at the ®@ Deficit in the common school nd. This fund, from which state id to local school districts is paid, beginning of the year, when the ow has a deficit of $33,278,000. program is approved. Part of the deficit was. created hen the state aid formula was creased from $327 to $330 on the @ Pregnant students. The commission has recommended that the statutes school ast day of the session two years to give the local authority of expectant mothers they believe best. @ Tax members The commission recommended nm emergency appropriation to ake up the deficit. ®@ Deficits in the special education The revised to provide for the continued education go and an accompanying approriations bill was not approved. chool district enrollments that creased faster than assessed valation also contributed to the eficit. ppropriations. be boards ceilings. decided in the way Commission that the educa- tional fund tax-rate ceiling for unit districts should be increased from $2.50 to $4 per $100 assessed valuation, so that unit districts would have taxing authority equal to that of dual districts. commission ropriations to make up a $2,909,000 @ Textbooks. State statutes now prohibit school districts from eficit changing textbooks more frequently as recommended in nd, a the emergency special $478,000 ap- education deficit in the rogram for gifted children, and a 1,100,000 deficit ducation fund. urses local in The the driver state reim- for some districts than every five years. The commission has recommended that this restriction be lifted. A similar proposal has been approved by the House Committee on Education Training Program on Juveniles Mr. Howlett, who has retired as he Waukegan Police Department’s uvenile officer, will work on a bart-time basis. He will assist the heriff in designing a new record ystem on juvenile crime and methods of investigating juvenile lelinquent activities. Mr. Howlett also will train peronnel on how to cope with juveiles and their crimes. incolnshire Girl Joins N.Y. Hospital Miss Barbara incolnshire J. has Thomson joined the of New ork Hospital in New York City as general staff nurse in the pediatics department. She received a bachelor of scimce degree from the St. Olaf School of Nursing, Northfield, inn. Miss Thomson is the daugher of James H. Thomson, toward nt tion of causes Southern [Illinois University, DN SKIING TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Brackin, 32 Willow Av., Deerfield, have eturned from a skiing holiday at Alpine Valley in northern Wisconsin. arch 2, 1967 which inal tendencies among Sheriff Scheskie said. In his election induce crim- juveniles,” campaign, the sheriff promised to ‘‘remodel the juvenile department by properly training all deputies in juvenile laws, problems, and policies.” Deputy Leo Carvis, who had been performing the duties of county juvenile officer, has been transferred to the uniform division to obtain more experience in basic law enforcement. of Lake neighborhood oth Girl Bluff, and Scout Mrs. John chairman for Doctor Heads Open Day’s Activity Dr. Alwin pediatrics C. Rambar, at Highland chief Park of Hos- pital, is in charge of the first day’s Dr. panel Rambar will moderate a discussion on enuresis (bed wetting) during the 5 If you’d enjoy viewing some interesting swimwear for Nassau, unusual slacks for Dorado Beach, colorful shirts for St. Croix & a raft of other fresh resortwear ideas . . . come on over— gastro-intestinal Thursday night, open till 9 P.M. Wednesday afternoon session and will talk on dental health the next day. Several other Highland Park Hospital staff members will participate in the congress. Dr. Hubert A. Allen will address a study group on disorders in chil- dren. Dr. Bernard M. Kaye will discuss the hazards of obstetrical anesthesia, and Dr. Harold M. Loeff will speak on emergencies in the newborn. Dr. Paul Lazar will be a panelist on allergy in infancy and childhood, and Dr. Irwin Smith will You’ll find us east of the tracks & under the windmill. We've been tilting it for years. 478 Central Highland Park Open Friday Evenings speak on the generalist’s role in a Resident Joins Bankers United As General Agent complicated pregnancy. OPEN SUNDAY, MARCH 5 2:30 T0 5 5 BEDROOMS — $64,500 Richard R. Reticker, 261 Pine St., Deerfield, has been named general agent in Chicago for Bankers United Life Assurance Co. He most re- 27 arbondale. A sophomore English ajor, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Swisher, 1106 aukegan Rd. with emphasis on discovery and elimina- |. cently was general agent for Provident Life and Accident Insurance Co. A na- ondonderry Ln., Lincolnshire. AMED TO DEAN’S LIST Miss Susan Swisher of Deerfield as been named to the dean’s list prevention, Fuss, Irland, south Highland Park. Orders for cookeis purchased within the Moraine Girl Scout Council area will be taken between Mar. 12-17. (Milton Merner Photo). day in Peoria. “The systematic training will be geared Daniel program for the 11th Annual Congress of the Illinois Association for Maternal and Child Health. The conference on ‘Science Service, and Sentiment of Maternal and Child Health” begins Wednes- owlett Appointed to Set Up Joseph Howlett has been appointd by Lake County Sheriff Harold W. Scheskie to set up a training program for deputies on procedures in juvenile problems. Preparing cookies for the annual Girl Scout sale are (from left) Mrs. Russell D. Stonesifer and Mrs. tive of Chicago, _ Mr. Reticker has Mr. Reticker been in life insurance for 19 years. He operated his own agency for the past four years and has become known for his agency ad campaigns in tional publications and newspapers. Mr. Reticker was graduated from Loyola University after his service with the U.S. Army’s adjutant general department. wife, Mary, children. He and are the parents A truly elegant English styled home with 9 rooms, 4!/2 baths, beautifully landscaped grounds and attached 2-car garage. Solid construction, with bright, spacious rooms. For the particular buyer with large family, interested in location, price and prestige. See today. na- his of 11 463 Central Avenue BRiargate 4-1707 H. AND R. ANSPACH, INC. Highland Park IDlewood 2-1212 �~ PTA to Hear Hospital Sets Quiz Program, Career Day School Report For Students A student quiz program and a progress report on a_ proposed junior high school will be featured at a special meeting of the Wilmot Junior High School PTA at 8 p.m. _ Monday in the school. An electric time-scorer will be used in the quiz program to pick the winning team of students. Students from Deerfield Highland Park high schools attend Invitations more vid Urion, _ Stadler, panelists Carl George Strawbridge, Bob are Da- Woodham, Sue Stames, Tina Parker, Steve Morgan, and Karen Lang. Drawings and plans of the junior high school will be presented by Walter Hardy, board of education president, and one of the project’s architects. follow Irving B. Harris of Highland To Head Irving Six local students are helping prepare for the production of “Tolanthe’’ at North Day School. The Gilbert and Shore Country Sullivan comic opera is the most ambitious drama- _ tic production of the year for Country Day’s high school students. It will be presented at an afternoon performance on Mar. 16 and two evening performances on Mar. 17 and 18. _ Paul Logan of Highland Park is chairman of the refreshment committee for the performances. He is being assisted by Peter Crane, also of Highland Park. Other committee members _in- clude Douglas Severson of Deerfield, printing committee; Lawrence Marder of Highland Park, publicity-art committee; and Jeffrey Kentor and Edmond Weinrib, both of Highland Park, publicity- __ B. interest the of Highland Committee by Gov. Otto Kerner. Newton Minow of Glencoe has been named general counsel for the committee and two other North Shore men are serving on the group, which will study the potential uses in Illinois for a statewide instructional and educational television network. The two Shore members are Peter G. Peterson of Kenilworth, president of Bell and Howell Inc., and Al Stepan of Winnetka, president of the Stepan Chemical Co. Former FCC Chief Mr. Minow is former Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, and Mr. Harris is president After convene mailed who t ha in medical showing a of a fil of Standard Shares Inc. of Chicago. “At first, our goal will be simply to exchange experiences with educational and_ instructional tele- system usually is used with formal classroom instruction, while an educational television system can cycle versus 25,000 megacycle systems and of closed-circuit versus over-the-air systems also will be inclyded in the study, Mr. Harris said. He added that the committee will look into the 2,500-megacycle instructional television system now in use by the New Trier High School district. Will Consider serve the general public with both instructional and _ cultural pro- grams. The study, which will take a minimum of six months, will include the needs of the state for a telecommunications system to serve state, county, and city schools from pre-kindergarten through college, Mr. Harris said. The committee also will study the feasibility of using the instructional or educational system to conduct graduate courses for everyone from to police and agricultural workers. The advantages of firemen 2,500 addition, the the committee of to mega- library communications on_ state and local levels. “Our primary effort ensure that whatever will A record awards by dent public of the the to the Pink, Illinois School Problem’s sion has recommended propriation for it. presented Scout. at the Steve Silbart, Also, gold meeti Jeff Deve arrow,’ Schwalback; silver Sequin; service _ Schneider, Sheahen, Sequin. The Commisan of Cub Terry Baker, and John Gutman. state superinteninstruction. number were: bobcat, Chris Dever, Howa Smith, Gary V. Heuva, and Pete Piacenza; wolf, Scott Ulm a Kenneth Clausing; lion, Rodne Medenwaldt; and Webelo, Ro Pink, Steve Silbart, Jeff Deve state spends on a telecommunications system will not be obsolete in 10 years,” Mr. Harris said. One educational television system to serve the state has already been proposed Attenc Banquet recently in the Green Ba Road School. Cubmaster Dave Ward sa a be money head parents and guests—125—attende pack 137’s annual Blue and Go will such wi fa Cubs’ Banquet Potential potential Department Parents system for _ inter-departmental communications, or for __inter- Will Study Need nurses In study tour the group the board room will talk informally with student about educational requirement: scholarships, job openings, a salary ranges. The institute wi run from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Park Appointed vision,’ Mr. Harris said. ‘‘There’s been a great deal of experimentation in this field, with a great deal of overlapping effort. We haven’t communicated what we’ve learned with each other.” He explained that an instructional the in refreshments. State Telecommunications Committee Harris Telecommunications W ork for ‘Iolanthe’ been students “on call” for students’ questions. Carlson (right) and Mrs. Carlson, store owners; their daughters Carla (left) and Carol; and William Barr, a franchise owner. (Staff Photo} "Deerfield Mayor Ross Finney (center) cut the ribbon opening the new Convenient Food Mart at 1454 Waukegan Rd. Watching are Arthur Park, former chairman of the board of Science Research Associates, has been named chairman of an Illinois 6 Local Students At Country Day have 200 produced by the Health Caree Council. Students will be able to questic technicians, nurses, and X-ray a sistants on the job. The enti hospital staff will consider itse John Riley, Sue Levin, David Hails, Seventh-grade institu para-medical careers. Frank J. Schwermin, hospité administrator, will keynote t institute. A tour of the hospital wi Berliant; StephWendy Bantin, Karen Cafader, and Woody Eaker. than indicated and two seventh-grade teams. Mrs. Evelyn Bayless, program co-ordinator, has been using this type of quiz as a teaching technique for four years. ; Eighth graders who will be on the _ 10 career sponsored by Highland Park Hosp tal. - Competing will be two eighth-grade panels are Larry anie Dahlstrom, a Mar. an wi Larry Scott Richa arrow, Do star, Pete Silbart, Haskins, Dav and Do And, keeper of the buckskin, ap- Sequin, John Gutman, Steve Do Ko pai, Paul Korpai, and Mike Rivi. news committee. FOR Highland Park Man To Play in Concert A Highland Park man will participate in a concert to be presented by the Chicago Woodwind Quintet at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in North Shore Country Day School in Winnetka. . Chester Milosovich, 600 Melody Ln., plays the clarinet in the quintet, which will play such selections as “Pictures at an Exhibition’”’ by the Russian composer Moussorgski, and ‘‘Passacaille”’ by the Frenchman, A. Barthe. DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norcott, 1330 Kenton Rd., Deerfield, were hosts at dinner recently to Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Hirning of Evanston. Mf’. Hirning and Mrs. Norcott were former teachers at Kendall College, Evanston. Dr. Hirning, formerly a professor at Roosevelt University, Chicago, is now cal psychologist. 14 = THE FINEST CARRY-OUT FOODS CHIC-CHIC Broastery The HOME of ROAST BEEF SANDWICHES Hamburgers @ Italian Bombers COME IN-PAY We US A VISIT— YOU WILL LIKE OUR FOOD asi will deliver your order, including ice cubes & soft drinks 5 P.M. to 12 A.M. 432- 4240 or 4241 OPEN CORNER EVERY DAY 12 NOON TO MIDNITE PRAIRIE AVE. & GREEN BAY RD. HIGHWOOD a practicing cliniMarch 2, 196 �351 Village Students Named Film on Top Grid Team To High School Honor Roll Seen by Cub Scout Pack Deerfield High School period. Students who qualified were: students were named to the first and second honor rolls for the third six-week FIRST Dirk S. Hansen Lester Holtzblatt Peter E. Jaret Deborah S. Johnson Harriet Kang ' Deborah Kanter Christine M. Foster Alan S. Gilbert Gary M. Gilbert David B. Gorchoff Henry Hakewill Mark R. Hamilton Victoria J. Hangren Jan C. Baker Hartford Beitman Robert A. Bix Margery A. Bodle Joseph W. Brown Joseph A. Colo S. M. Cunningham FIRST SECOND SECOND Margaret E. Allen Charles J. Altmeyer Virginia L. Bailey Randall Keil Richard Laiderman John E. Lamb Robert A. Loeb Susan L. McDermott Mary F. McLaughlin Warren Montgomery Leslye Mueller Leslie Ann Baird Crystal L. Baker Debra R. Banzhaf Michael L. Baritz Jeffrey S. Barr Betsy Bauer J. Daniel Benson Linda S. Benthaus Barbara A. Blane Marc B. Block Michael G. Block Raymond W. Blomgren Suzanne E. Boches Timothy D. Brandt Stuart M. Briber Glenn J. Bubley Kathleen Burtscher Maureen E. Cahill Jo Anne Caruso Bruce N. Miller Marc S. Minkus Richard Mittelman Margaret A. Mount Grant L. Mueller Margaret E. Mullen Karen S. Mullinix Arnold L. Neidhardt Elizabeth L. Nelson Stuart A. Nichols Melinda J. Nissen Dwight B. Palmer Iris S. Paull Geoffrey Payne Martha C. Peterson John H. Phillips Schneider R. Riemen Susan J. Rogers Kathryn Rosenberg Joan L. Roth Ernest A. Sammann Lloyd K. Scheer David M. Schier Mark L. Schoeffmann William Schroeder Gerald S. Levin Judith A. Lindquist Thomas S. Lloyd Linda F. Longhini Scott W. Lueders D. Scott Lutzke Janet MacDiarmid David B. Mackey Candace H. Main Guy W. Mandler Laura E. Marshak Kathleen W. Martin (Continued on page William F. Hosking of Deerfield The division was formed earlier this year to consolidate marketing and sales operations for all BorgWarner automotive replacement parts. Mr. Hosking has been with the company 34 years, serving most of the time in automotive divisions. Until his promotion he was warehouse operations manager for the service parts. He is a member of the Medinah Temple in Chicago. March 2, ‘er 1967 ‘i Samuel Michael D. Mullinix Debby L. Patterson Anne Pelton Laura A. Pompei Joel I. Rosenberg Marcia C. Sanders Michael J. Schuler Jeffrey Sengstack M. Silver * badge, arrow, lion gold arrow, lion silver and bear silver arrow; Jeff Kutter, gold badge arrow; Scott and wolf gold Silberman, wolf Patrick badge, wolf gold 7 4 and w silver arrow; David Baker, wolf— gold arrow and wolf silver pabbana Larry Steerup, bear silver arrow; 4 Scott Blackmun, bear badge, bear gold arrow, and three bear silver arrows; Bill Musgrave, wolf badge, 2 wolf gold arrow, and wolf silver — arrow. Webelos—John son gold arrow; lion arrow, Chris gold Bort, lion badge, | and Leinen, arrow, and lion silver — lion badge, — lion silver assistant denner; Brent Drake, lion gold arrow, and two lion pad ide arrows; David Dendel, webelos den — badge and lion badge. Le RETURNS ie. HOME Fred Seitz, 852 Spruce St., Deer- x field, is home after spending part | of the winter in California Arizona,— Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, and a— New Mexico. badge, wolf gold arrow and denner; John Elston, bear badge, bear gold arrow,,and assistant denner. Den three—Chuck Zent, bear ’ PERSONALIZED SERVICE badge,-two wolf silver arrows, bear | fH gold arrow, and two bear ‘silver arrows; Ken Slight, bear silver arrow; Jack Emmons, wolf badge and denner; Eric Niederman, wolf badge and wolf gold arrow; Dave Tipton, badge, silver bobcat Den wolf silver arrow, bear bear gold arrow, and bear arrow; Daniel Schweitzer, pin and wolf badge. four—Craig Marshall, wolf call at your home. take all measurements. ver, bear badge, bear gold arrow, * PHONE 626-7401 | ASK FOR TONY! | and three bear silver arrows; Kirk Reeder, bear silver arrow; Rudy Love, wolf silver arrow 3 2 custom fabricate. deliver and install. and bear After badge. G. Mark Nelson Linda S. Meyendorf Lyle T. Norman Andrew D. Norton Jerry F. O’Neill Laurel L. Olson Elaine E. Olson John S. Orchard Janet J. Palmer Scott R. Parker Linda L. Paull Sharon L. Pearson Heidi J. Pfaff Kai T. Repsholdt Beverly A. Rice Judith Ann Roberts James. T. Robinson Janet G. Ruttenberg Joanne A. M. Sabato Richard Sangerman Mark Schrader Patricia R. Schulze Charles H. Smoot Elizabeth Sommers Kathleen B. Sommers Ronald M. Spannraft Susan E. Stowell Pamela Strawbridge Richard Streicker Michael J, Sweeney James D. Sweeting AN Lisabeth, A. Swisher 5:00 P.M. Phone 287-6048 Sharon A. Tobolski Gary A. Treadwell Michael Treadwell Thomas W. Tyler Amy L. Untermyer David Valentini Chris H. Vieth Sarah A. Walker Frank S. Walker Jane C. Wallace Se. 8 cer ee WITH THE PURCHASE OF Beng pe, Cm EXTRA McCULLOCH SUPER-MAC CHAIN Bruce M. Tait Stephen L. Tarnoff 16) ANY NEW NMcCULLOCH | CHAIN & Assotiates He and his wife, Linda, live at 1309 Elmwood Av. SAW $1249 PRICES START AT Former Deerfield Man Stationed Pfc. former in Vietnam Edward Berthold Deerfield resident, III, is serv- > Best deal ever — limited time offer! DICKS MARINE SERVICE | from 1959 to 1962. He was graduated from Evanston High School in 1964 and entered the Army in May, 1966, arriving in Vietnam last November. Bong Son is about 200 | WITH 17’ WELDED TIP BAR & CHAIN a ing with the ist Air Cavalry Division near Bong Son in Vietnam. Mr. Berthold lived in Deerfield miles northeast of Saigon. — arrow; Tim Lyon, denner; Charles | Leake, bear badge; Kirby Wood, silver arrow and assistant denner; John Hawkes, denner; Peter Wea- Thomas H. Tubergen Karen N. Vinik Steven I. Waldman Craig T. Weichmann David M. Weiss Stephen Weiss McAuliffe, arrow, SUBJECTS William F. Hosking Promoted has been appointed national service manager of the automotive parts division of Borg-Warner Corp. Ginnylee Scott Paul M. Seeley Harmon R. Shay Stuart D. Shayman Mary A. Shepard Mitchell A. Simmons Donna G. Smith Laura R. Stone John R. Strichman Paula Ann Thiese John W. Unger Thomas R. Voll Michael J. Walls Kevin D. Welsh Gregg Wennstrom Elaine C. Werner Robert L. Whyte Robert J. Widmer, Jr. Carol Williams Nancy M. Williamson Paula D. Wolf Judith A. Wykle Susan J. Wykle Madeleine R. Yerke Joan Zelent SUBJECTS FOUR Joseph R. Jones Richard S. Jones Michael B. Kadison Cynthia Keene Laurie Ann Kinkead Martin J. Klempner Deborah A. Kornblau Kathleen Knaggs William N. Krucks Robert Lagorio, Jr. Gail L. Duberchin Grant M. Duers Robert J. Eagan Frank Elston John T. Farrell Peggy J. Feldkamp Daniel P. Field Priscilla M. Field Michael Finkelstein Richard J. Foster Gregory W. Franke Deborah K. Fritts Gail L. Geyer Jane H. Glasser Kathryn H. Glasser Karen R. Goodman Peter W. Haayen Carol N. Haggerty Deborah Hamilton Susan L. Hartman Thomas G. Hastings Hope M. Henrich SUBJECTS FIVE HONORS HONORS Pamela S. Reschke Joyce I. Shike William Sinkinson Daniel S. Smith Priscilla R. Young Anita M. Zack John Lahey Eleanor Lamberti Jonathan Margulies Pamela L. Moran Kristine J. Nelson Michael O’Donnell Charles W. Johnson Candice A. Johnson Richard M. Johnsen Steven L. Jones Pamela L. Jordan William Kahnweiler Carol J. Kay Harold A. Kessler Norman K. Kidder Kurt G. Kramer Ellen J. Lauzon Robert J. Lawrence Merrick J. Leler Ann L. Levi Paula L. Congtin Deborah K. Lundberg David S. Mack Kathleen A. Magrath Kenneth H. Magrath Shelia Maloney Connie J. Maloney Nancy Margulies S. Mattenheimer Jan A. Mayer Merrilly McBride David M. Glickman Nancy A. Graham Daniel C. Heck Barbara Henschen Thomas J. Hirsh Mark D. Holbrook Laurence R. Kamins Charles Katzenberg Daniel Altschul Carol E. Anderson Denise B. Connelly John B. De Boice Cynthia C. Devine Drake D. Dingeman Charles B. Foelsch James W. Gesler SUBJECTS FOUR HONORS Duane V. Frykman Joyce E. Fuller Kathleen Gedney Eric A. Ghianni Timothy C. Ghianni C. Scott Gibson Paul H. Gleichauf Lisa M. Goldman Ellen F. Gorin Howard D. Gorin Thomas M. Gottlieb Bonnie S. Gottlieb Joanne L. Goulka Julia M. Hakewill Spencer J. Hall Thierry Hallot Thomas F. Hamilton William M. Hartman Peter Heald Thomas Heidenfelder Alan H. Henkin Bruce L. Homer Mary Beth Howe John A. Hutchings Robert H. Ivy III Daniel R. Alger Laura J. Appelman Jeffrey J. Arthur Edith S. Asrow Frank M. Baker Hester N. Balsam Sunny L. Balsam Harold P. Benson Joanna C. Benson Marc N. Berliant David E. Berman Richard Broderick Susan Bronikowski Roger A. Brook Carolyn G. Brown Janice Burtscher Susan E. Carr George W. Chesrow Bruce A. Dau Deni A. Deutsch Sandra L. Di Fonzo Pamela A. Erickson Kathleen L. Feagan Virginia Fiocchi Nancy E. Flanagan Lawrence §S, Frank FIVE HONORS Den five—Steve Kolko, wolf allver 44 arrow; me A total of 351 A film of the Coaches’ 1966 AllAmerican football team was shown at the recent Blue and Gold dinner of Deerfield Cub Scout pack 450. Den mothers and boys in the pack made all the dinner’s centerpieces, placemats, placecards, and favors. Cubmaster Ray Lyon and assistant cubmaster Don Welsh ' presented awards to the following boys: Den one—David Varney, wolf badge and wolf gold arrow; Michael Bottoms, wolf gold arrow; Donald Leake, wolf silver arrow; Jon Carlson, wolf badge, Bruce Jarvis, Robert Kennedy, and Robert DeLarm, bobcat pins. Den two—Scott Newell, wolf silver arrow, bear badge, bear gold arrow, and bear silver arrow; Kent Killelea, bear badge, bear gold arrow, and three bear silver arrows; Charles Tharnstrom, lion WE 825 Waukegan Dial Road e Deerfield, 945-0543 a. 5931 PICK-UP N. Ravenswood, and Chicago DELIVER Phone: HO ty a : �High Sehicd Hower Roll (Continued from page 15) program at the Moraine : cookie deliveries expected the week _ _. Mrs. Normal Goeltz, east Deerfield; Mrs. Peter V. Pano, west Deerfield, Mrs. Lewis Shapiro, north Highland Park; Mrs. S. L. _ Demain, south Highland Park; and Mrs. William Rigler, of North- E: é brook. a Red Cross distributed The changes will be to dismiss school for Christmas vacation Dec. 21 rather than Dec. 22 and recon- In Grand Opera At Northwestern Highland youngsters Park had experience of singing opera last weekend. The North vene in The unusual grand Country Day _been used to provide water and build roads, a cabin and shelters, house at the camp. _ For Sunday at School A flute solo of “Tarantelle’’ will be included in a fifth- and sixth-. 2 apes intermediate band concert at 6. p.m. Sunday in Shepard School. The solo will be by Laurie Entz. | ‘The band is composed of about 80 x students _ from six _ After S who have months to studied two band years. the concert, Shepard School students who began instruction last | MeCreadys of Northwestern’s opera ment, directed the opera. depart- ON DEAN’S Miss land Park, sity of campus, Rainwater a senior of High- at the Univer- Illinois, Chicago has been named Circle to the daughter of Mrs. Charles E. Rainwater, the list. Miss 3046 Rainwater, Greenwood the Av., is | Five area residents were winners : ington, Roy Carlson, and B. W. -Fullhart, all of Deerfield; and Mrs. Joe Joseph of Highland Park. 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A SR JOHN 678 WESTERN LAKE FOREST 234-0485 GRIFFITH 12 SCRANTON AVE. LAKE BLUFF 234-0816 AVE. JOHN LS GRIFFITH, INC. March a“ of kindergarten School. The TAX FREE smes= The meeting is sponsored by the Lake-Cook Chapter of the Illinois Audubon Society. Mrs. Zimmermann is a founding member of the eet you al Fair payment Guild Hall. group. resignation @ Approved abiding by the feder- in Episcopal Church of Highland Park meetings, bowling Beneficial FINE CABINETRY ADDITIONS programs a coffee hour at 7:30 p.m. in Trinity Presby- GET cools 4 How big is that Big O.K. you get JOHN the TY at Beneficial? Plenty big! Big as that warm welcome that greets Call of Membership is opea to anyone who is legally separated, divorced, or widowed. Purpose is to promote friendship and provide social and recreational activities for club members. grand prize, a color television set. Estimate room the club has planned _ Philip Martina of Skokie won the For a Cheerful Free to plan depository for construction funds. fourth Fridays of the month. cisco office. The McCready children are Al, Bill, Carol, and Laurie. a of door prizes Saturday at the < annual closed door sale at Fragassi Television Appliances, at Deerfield. 2 Area winners were J. K. Westerfield, Lincolnshire; T. C. Hether- fireside The group’s 8 p.m. meetings are held at the church the second and firm’s regional manager of the western division at the San Fran- _ Five Area Residents 2- Win Prizes at Store project @ Approved a resolution designating the Deerfield State Bank as terian Church. ployee of Monarch Carpet Mills of Chicago, Mr. McCready will be the been Mrs. Carr. tee in requesting a federal loan to finance the study. In other action, the board: for The income tax will be discussed at the Mar. 10 meeting of the Deerfield Single Parents Club in dean’s to California, < transferred. has The board Monday also approved participating in an_ interdistrict, Income Tax to Be Topic for Meeting LIST Joyce = Av., Deerfield, will be moving soon he of proposals ies, Horace Mann and Prudential. the chapter. The McCreadys returned recently from a trip to Atherton, Cal., where they purchased a home. An em- where 5 Mrs. Albert J. Zimmermann of Lake Bluff will speak on her experiences while birdwatching during a recent trip around the world. The meeting will be preceded by Will Move to. California Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. McEs : Gready and family, 555 Woodvale Sept. also approved Gail health and sex education. Highland Park School District 108 will act as agent for the interdistrict commit- The natural history supervisor of Compton’s Pictured Encyclopedia will discuss birdwatching at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Highland Park. majoring in education. Fe _ October will be added to the band. a the Miss Expert on Natural History Will Speak Highland Park. Mrs. Joe Bob Tillotson, music instructor at Country Day, directed the children and Robert Gay, head : Band Concert Planned shows @ Approved Mrs. Mary Carr as teacher at Waldon board study rather teachers’ fringe benefits will be dis- chorus in the Northwestern University Opera Workshop production of Puccini’s ‘‘La Boheme,” which was caretaker’ S quarters, and a shower money calendar A final analysis School pupils were in the children’s The youngsters are William Crowle of Deerfield and Katherine Borowitz and Elizabeth Millard of cookie 3, 1968, served from Mar. 22 to Apr. 1, 1968. Shore has council’s Jan. opening day for school and a June 14 closing date for summer vacation. Easter vacation will be ob- Deer- a classes than Jan, 8. and the cussed at the Mar. 13 board meeting. Members of fringe benefits committee reported Monday that they narrowed their survey of insurance programs to two compan- interdistrict calendar for the 196768 school year. with two minor changes. the presented last Friday and Sunday in Cahn Auditorium in Evanston. The The Deerfield School District 109 Board Monday voted to accept the Children Perform field Area cookie chairmen are: Chapin, worker, in hospital. kits to the servicemen’s wards. Three of Apr. 10. = _ wounded the ee camping _ Council’s Camp Kiawassa, an _80z acre camp near Woodstock. The _ drive will run through Mar. 17 with men toured =- _ fund-raising the Girl Scout Glendy recreation The ETHEL the Miss and their Rochelle Weinberg Jan G. Weinberg Michael R. Wetzel Kirk P. Wildermuth James J. Wilkin Dana W. Winter Linda Wolf Betty J. Wood Linda I. Woolley —— Vietnam and Welsh. CCCCU of Don Anne Schwartz Kathy Schwochow Mark I. Shepard J. Daniel. Sherman Thomas A. Skidmore Jane L. Smith Michelle Smith Ronald P. Smith Denise A. Smith COTE Proceeds Webelos scouts met some ‘Local Girl Scouts will open their “ieinal cookie sale at 4 p.m. next rhuiteday. _ drive will finance eight eee pepoktie Drive the Scoutmaster, Jeffrey W. Mason Laurie McDermott Margaret McGuire Robert McInturff Dorothy A. Mead Marsha A. Miller Hazel G. Montgomery Richard B. Mosse Eddie R. Mount Keith W. Mueller District 109 Bd. OKs 67-68 Calendar The kits were delivered in person by eee eee eee to Start _ Ready ing 28 model kits for wounded servicemen at Great Lakes Naval Hospital. The Scouts raised the money by collecting and returning more than 1,600 empty soft drink bottles. The model kits included Monzas, Corvettes, Mustangs, and Toronados. Gregory P. Henschen Nancy E. Hines Gayle E. Hoffman Kirk B. Holleyman Jeffrey B. Homer Paul I. Homer Elisabeth H. Isdahl Barbara A. Jacob James C. Johnson Patricia J. Johnson SPU The Webelos den of Deerfield Cub _ Scout pack 450 recently completed Jeffrey P. Cody David Conedera Henry A. Conedera Kathleen Connelly Craig Coopersmith Claudia L. Coplan Donald R. Dahlstrom Steven H. Davis Kristen G. De Pree Aleta E. Doerr 2, 1967 �a FINE LUXURIOUS WALL TO WALL CARPETING SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR CARPETING AT GREAT SAVINGS Reg. $15.95 sq. yd. NOW $11.95 Reg. $12.95 sq. yd. NOW THESE PLUSH CARPETS ARE: 1. QUALITY ACRILAN—for the utmost in luxury and long wear. 2. UNSURPASSED ELEGANCE—its deep, rich vibrant colors and deep plush feel accentuate the beauty of fine furnishings and provide the ultimate expression of charm and good taste. 3. REMARKABLE CLEANABILITY—resists responds to household detergents. $9.95 dirt, spots and spills, also 4. MOTH PROOF AND NON-ALLERGENIC. 5. DISTINCTIVE STYLING—available in twelve and fifteen LIMITED QUANITY 4 INTERIOR DECORATORS TO SERVE YOU AT NO CHARGE FREE - ESTIMATES foot broadloom widths, in an artistically matched collection of today's most fashionable colors designed to compliment any decor. HITE-THOMAS & O'BRIEN 780 FRONTAGE ROAD NORTHFIELD, ILL. HI 6-7250 | Be �r Where 28 When = a 0 Wor sh in Weekday masses, Monday through Friday, 6:30, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 6:30, 8:30 a.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:15, 7:30-9 p.m.; Thursday before first Friday, 4-5, and during Friday masses. Baptisms: Sunday following 12:30 p.m. mass. Deerfield ‘BAHA'I Assembly of Deerfield Secretary: Mrs. William K. Baker, 1414 Charing Cross, Deerfield. Adult discussion group: Sunday, 9:45 pa Jewett Park Field House, 835 _ zel. _ Children’s hour: Sunday, Jewett Park Field House. 9:45 a.m., BAPTIST Community Address: 1250 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Elmer E. Davis. Sunday Services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school, 9:30 a.m., nursery through geet. High school and college Y.P. ellowship, 6 p.m. Midweek p.m. service: Wednesday, 7:30 EE eI ae First Church Sunday, Feb. of Christ, Scientist 26: 11 a.m. Bible les- son, ‘‘Christ Jesus.’’ Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30 a.m to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Reading room: 635 Deerfield Rd.; daily except Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; _ Address: Deerfield Rector: The Rev. rate: The Rev. unday services: CHURCH BletMiss - communion; ion—first 9:15 and third prayer—second BS ae holy fourth and prayer: daily, facilities 9:15, 9 a.m. 11 third communion—second fourth Sundays. Nursery Perens. Church school: orning morning Sundays; prayer—first holy commun- Sundays, and morning undays, a.m., 11 and are a.m. EVANGELICAL FREE North Address: Suburban 200 County Line Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard A. Swan- son. Sunday services: 9, 11:15 a.m.; 7 p.m. Church school: 10:15 a.m., all - classes. iaienaas service: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. -EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Bethlehem st e Address: 801 Rosemary Ter. Pastor: The Rev. Eugene Wykle. Assistant minister: The Rev. Norman Steffenson. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nurse facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30 a.m., 2-year-olds through sixth grade; 11 am., 2-year-olds through high school age. JEWISH Beth Office: 631 Or Deerfield OF CHRIST Address: 225 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. John S. Usry. Sunday service: 10:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10:30 a.m. Address: 760 North Av. Pastor: The Rev. Philip A. Desenis. Sunday services: 9:15, 11 a.m. Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m., 2-year-olds through eighth grade. onfirmation class: Tuesday, 5 p.m. Lincolnshire riday service: 8 p.m. ‘LUTHERAN Zion Address: Pastor: son. Intern: 10 Deerfield The Rev. Jerome Rd. Herbert C. Peter- Egel. Sunday services: 8, 9, 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9 a.m., nursery through eighth grade. METHODIST Christ Address: Pastor: 1558 The Wilmot Rev. Milo Rd. J. Vondracek. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursery facilities and child care are provided during 11 a.m. service. Church school, 9:30 a.m., kindergarten through h school. unior, senior MYF: Sunday, 4 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN First Address: 824 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Bernard F. Didier. Assistant pastors: The Revs. Jeffrey Grote, A. P. Johnson, and Frederick W. Wyngarden. Director of Christian education: Miss Linda Connors. Sunday services: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Baptism, second Sunday. Church school: 9, 10:15, 11:30 sixth grade. a.m. nursery through Snape: Wednesday, 9 a.m. Junior High Youth Academy: any. 4 p.m. : : reshman fellowship: Friday, .m. * Senior High Fellowship: Sunday, Tues5:45 7:30 .m. Choir practice: Angelettes, Wednesday, 7 p.m.; Chancel, Wednesday, 8 p.m.; Westminster, Tuesday, 5:15 p.m. ROMAN CATHOLIC Holy OF CHRIST Christian Address: 1970 Riverwoods Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Donald L. Lanier. Sunday service: 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10 a.m., all classes. Youth meeting: Sunday, 7 p.m. LUTHERAN Church of the Holy Spirit Peart Cross Address: 724 Elder Ln. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. John H. Houlihan. Assistant Pastor: The Rev. James P. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:30, 8:45, 10, 11:15 a.m., 12:30 p.m. eg 7% be j ae, oa ae Fae eee en X , ‘ FA I n the Service 2 5 God | | Highland Park CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist Address: 493 Hazel Av. Sunday, Feb. 26: 11 a.m. Bible lesson, ‘‘Christ Jesus.’’ Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 11 a.m. to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Reading Room: 1773 Second St.; daily except Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Wednesday, 9:10-9:45 p.m., Friday 7 to 9 p.m. CONGREGATIONAL Evangelical EPISCOPAL Trinity Address: 425 Laurel Av. Rector: The Rev. Ray Holder. Assistant priest: The Rev. Jules Moreau. Curate: The Rev. Clarence F, Decker. Director of Christian education: Mrs. Richard Moore. Sunday services: 8 a.m., holy communion; 9:15 a.m., communion; 11 a.m. Ist and 3rd Sunday, holy communion, 2nd and 4th Sunday, morning prayer. Weekday services: Wednesday, 7:30 a.m.; Thursday, 9:30 a.m., holy communion. Saints days: 9:30 a.m. JEWISH B’nai Torah Address: 2789 Oak St. Rabbi: Dr. Sholom Singer. Cantor: Jerome Frazes. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Congregation Solel Congregation Reform for Judaism Office: 1823 St. Johns Av. Rabbi: Joseph L. Ginsberg. Sunday service: 11 a.m. in Edgewood School, 929 Edgewood Rd. Nursery facilities are provided. North Suburban Synagogue Av. and McGovern - PRESBYTERIAN Highland Park Address: Laurel, Linden and Prospect Avs. Pastor: Dr. William Atkinson Young. Minister of Education: The Rev. James Russell Snyder. Sunday services: 9:30, 11:15 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m., three-year-olds through sixth grade; communicants class, seventh, eighth grade. 11:15 a.m. three through five-year-olds; informal program, first through sixth grade. Senior high study group: 10:30 a.m. Eighth grade discussion groups: 4p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday. Beth El Address: 1175 Sheridan Rd. Rabbi: Philip L. Lipis. Director of religious education: Louis Katzoff. Cantor: Jordan H. Cohen. Dr. The Rev. Conception Philip A. Desenis came surrounding area was prairie and woods. Mr. Rotary. Desenis He has is a member been a It is now located in the midd of the board member for the state conference, of and treasurer the the Youth Christian Ministry of Educatid Committee, ar director of many youth and family camps. He also is a member of th Christian Education Association of the United Church and chairman > the Committee on Ministry to Ministers. Born in Chicago and reared in Norwood Park and Park Ridge, the Re Mr. Desenis studied at North Park Academy, Chicago, Elmhurst Colleg| Eden Theological Seminary, and McCormack Theological Seminary. six years he was associate Reformed Church, Chicago. pastor will be the theme of six evening lectures at North Shore Congregra- Religious Crisis Topic successive Tuesday nights in which “‘The Anatomy of Existentialism”’ tion Israel in Glencoe, Mar. 14. The of St. Paul’s Evangelical ar lecture : series beginning will cover _ six “Religious Crisis in the Home and Family” will be the topic of a Lenten meeting at 7 p.m. Sunday in ent ies T. Gen Apr. 18—‘“Existentialism Art.’”’ Harry Bouras, artist ai cago. . sculptor, Columbia College The Rev. D. Coyd Taggart, executive director of the Lake Bluff Children’s by speaking Methodist the meeting. was conBoard of Hospitals and Homes of the Methodist Church for five years. Before that he was administrative director of Youthville, a Methodist boys’ town in Newton, Kan. The public is invited to the meeting. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Egan will speak on “Ecumenism in Action” at the luncheon meeting of the Auxiliary of the Sacred Heart at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Hilton Lounge at Barat College. Msgr. Egan is director of the Chicago Archdiocese Office of Urban Affairs and a member of the board of the Metropolitan Housing and Planning Council of Chicago. on ‘‘God and f ee Existentialism is a theory which stresses the individual’s responsibility for making himself what he is. Dr. Edmund Perry of Northwestern University will open the series lead istentialism.”’ Dr. Eugene lin, departments of psychology ai philosophy, University of Chicago: scholars and performers will speak on existentialism in relat’on to Of Lent Event Sunday The Rev. Mr. Taggart nected with the National . To Be Discussed at Temple St. James will Unit of Scatterwoods and North Trail subdivision. Address: 134 North Av. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Kelly. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. Weekday masses 6:30, 8 a. m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:30, 7:30-9 Baptism: Sunday, 2 p.m. p.m. Home, Trinity ‘Anatomy of Existentialism CATHOLIC Christ Deerfield The present church at 760 North Av. was dedicated in 1963 when th Committee Highwood the Deerfield Church. to the Church in the fall of 1959, only a few months after it was formed. local Address: 1590 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. James V. Murphy. Assistant pastors: The Revs. Marcellus J. Monaco and Angelo U. Garbin. Sunday masses: 6, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 11 a.m., 12:15 p.m. Weekday masses: 6:15, 8 a.m. Confession: Saturday, days before holy days of obligation, and Thursday before first Friday, 4-6, 7:30-9 p.m. Novena in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal: Friday following 8 a.m. mass. ROMAN Rev. Philip A. Desenis The Rev. ROMAN CATHOLIC Msgr. Egan to Speak At Luncheon Meeting Address: 1301 Clavey Rd. Rabbi: Arnold Jacob Wolf. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 11 a.m. Lakeside Laurel Pastor: The Rev. Walter B. Lunsord. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m., all ages; 11 a.m.,, kindergarten. Immaculate Address: 52 Oxford Dr. Pastor: The Rev. Karl F. Langrock. Sunday services: 8:30, 10:45 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30, 10:45 a.m. Address: 1713 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard Osberg. Sunday services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided at 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9:30 a.m., ail classes. Youth Fellowship: 5:45 p.m. Prayer meeting and teacher training: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal: Thursday, 7:45 p.m. Rd. abbi: Daniel Friedman. ee 2 METHODIST AND EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Bethany a.m. Congregational Church of Deerfield Community and Wilmot Rds. Jack D. Parker. Spencer Thiel. 7:30 a.m.,_ holy Kes 7 Address: 1731 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Robert A. Wendelin. Sunday services: 8, 10:30 a.m. Church school and Bible classes: 9:05 a.m., 3 years through adult. North Shore Address: 2100 Half Day Rd. Minister: The Rev. Russell R. zer. Director of religious education: Cossiette Conley. Sunday services: 10, 11:30 Church school, 10, 11:30 a.m. DISCIPLES St. Gregory’s ae, 7 Redeemer Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. EPISCOPAL ae ae LUTHERAN Trinity CHRISTIAN SCIENCE oe s mg % Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 9:30 a.m. Weekday services: 7:15 a.m., Monday through Friday; 7:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday. UNITARIAN UNITED _ Sea gee ty Existen- eee Day Dance Plannec By Holy Cross tialism’’ and his presentation will be followed by a question period. Dr. Perry is chairman of the Department of History and Litera- A St. Patrick’s Day dance will } held Mar. 17 at the Ravinia Gre¢ Country Club. ture of Religions at Northwestern. He is an ordained minister of the Methodist Church and chairman of Will be sponsored by Deerfield Holy Cross Roman Cathol Church. Those wearing a Wor _ The dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a. the board of ministerial training of War II armed service uniform the Rock River Conference. be admitted free of charge. Ticke’ Other lectures and speakers are: Mar. 21—‘Existentialism’s Impact on Judaism.”? Dr. Monford Harris, associate professor of Jewish Studies, Rosary College. Mar. 28—‘“‘Existentialism: Philosophy and Literature.” Dr. Vere Chappell, P ee - associate professor of pares es : ee _ Apr. 4—“Existentialism: A Liv- ing Experience.” Dr. John Reich, director of the Goodman Memorial Theater and the school of drama of the Art Institute of Chicago. Apr. 11—“‘Psychotherapy and Ex- w cost $5 a couple. The dance will feature the piece band of Bill Usselton Deerfield, who played with Brown’s band. An Irish dance clas taught at Holy Cross on Saturda by Miss Sheila Tully, also will e tertain. Persons may interested in attendi contact Robert McMenami 45 Cody Ln., or Charles Meyer, warwick chairmen Dillon, Mrs. Ct. Leo Ct., for and tickets. Mrs. are Mr. and co-chairmen, Rosenburger, Da Robe Mr. ar 425 Ci March 2, 196 �soviet Policy About Passover o Be Solel Discussion Topie Programs considering d problems the The discussions are being held in the temple at 3 p.m. on Saturday afternoons. Saturday’s topic will be Passover and matzah: An example of Soviet policy. Future discussion topics are: Mar. 11—Language and litera- plight of Soviet Jewry are eing conducted by the youth group Congregation Solel in Highland ark. ev. Didier ture. Mar. Jews. Apr. Will Discuss Puerto Succot of Assembly: Apr. 29—What can we do? Youth group officers are by Didier at the Presbyterian hurch Lenten family night dinner 5:30 Sunday in the church. All church families are invited to articipate in a family hymn sing. The Rev. Mr. Didier will show plored movies taken when he and is wife and 16 congregation mem- Handler of Winnetka, president; Jon Bernstein of Highland Park, vice president; Alice Weiland of Highland Park, secretary; Al Stein of Glencoe, treasurer; and Scott Glencoe, news editors. The group’s adult advisor is Staunton Flanders the of Highland Park. The group toured San Juan and Family Dinner Held by Scouts made a 10-day trip land recently. 1 Yunque Rain Forest, and then aveled to the central part of the sland to visit the Inter-American Mniversity in San German. The tour Iso included stops at the El Guacio San churches’ and They then took a in trip Center Service hristian ebastian Mayaguez. ross in the Phosphorescent fayaguez and on their Bay in return to an Juan visited the University of Puerto Rico and the Evangelical heological Seminary. An offering will be taken to cover he cost of the dinner. avdalah Services Led By Solel Youth Group Havdalah services, led by Conregation Solel’s youth group, are eld at 4:30 p.m. Saturdays at the lemple. The service, which marks Ihe close of the Sabbath, is followed by singing and dancing. On the first Saturday of each month, it is led by Herman Goodman, musical director. The dancing s led by Victor Cohen of the eligious school staff. Members lhe community are welcome of to attend. hristian and The Sabbath evening service tomorrow at Congregation Solel will eature a discussion on the merits bf lay Christian and Jewish diaogue. Talks will be given by Donald S. owitz E. Glencoe and Bert Sommers, 350 Charal Ln., Highland Park. The program, which will clude a discussion, will begin at :30 p.m. istorical Society Head Will Speak March 16 The director of the Illinois State istorical Society will speak Mar. 6 in Highland Park. The meeting location will be announced later. Clyde Walton will address the ighland Park Historical Society on aspects of state history, the sesqui- entennial celebration, and Park history. ARRIVE High- Malinoff and her Haughter, Jody, Bay Shore, N. Y., arrived in Deerfield last week for a 0-day visit with her parents, nd Mrs. W. Warren Anderson. arch 2, 1967 bk Se eee 2 Boy Scout troop 44 of Highland Park observed the birthdays Washington and Lincoln with of a family dinner at Bethany Church. Rev. Walter Lunsford, the troop’s outgoing Scoutmaster, spoke on = FREE ESTIMATE For Savings .- - A NEW FURNACE % For the Best’... CONVENIENT GAS CO. : bruant FINANCING IS YOUR Mr. FURNACE DRY AVAILABLE. FOR x FURNACE INSPECTIONS & CLEANING Robinson b PUTTING AIR? NEW COMFORT SAVINGS ine OUT AND Robinson's For A Humidification Survey TODAY! IGH a & ry : HOLLISTER ADS SELL FOR FRAGASSI “How to Grow Men.” Fallon Fischer was inducted as the new Scoutmaster. Asst. Scoutmaster, Harlan Rogers Jr. was honored as a “‘Good Scout” with a trophy. Dan Carmichael and Bill Laing were presented second class badges at the court of honor. Rabbi To Conduct Seder For Trinity Episcopal Rabbi Joseph Ginsberg of Lakeside Congregation for Reform Juda- ism will conduct a Seder supper at Trinity Episcopal Church at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. The supper is part of the church’s Lenten program. Rabbi Ginsberg will meet with the women planning the meal to explain the meaning of Seder and guide them in its preparation. Mrs. . ad es sTERE! selected highlights from Men- delssohn’s oratorio ‘‘Elijah’’ for the program. The choir will consist of Mrs Irene Wild, Mrs. Ardis Krainik, Donald Bergeim, and Delmer Schroer. Organist will be Kenneth Hopper. PLEDGED TO SORORITIES Miss Patricia L. Weiss of Deerfield recently pledged Alpha Xi Delta and Miss Barbara Kay Sachs of Highland Park recently pledged Delta Gamma, both national soUniversity. Miss Weiss is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Weiss, 750 Smoke Tree Rd., and Miss Sachs is the daughter:of Mr. and Mrs, James F'. Sachs, 984 Ridgewood Dr. SERV ice 1 AND ravios HI-FI WASHER! ¢ AND ORVERS RANGnoes ANO REFRIGERATORS AIR CONDITIONERS vacuum Cue » February 21> A? Lakeside Congregation Plans Music Service Lakeside Congregation for Reform Judaism will present its annual musical service at 11 a.m. Sunday in Edgewood School, Highland Park. Musical director Hans Alten has AND qecevisions AND Orthodox Jews on the first evening of Passover. rorities at Purdue IN DEERFIELD Robert Mrs. and as Claburn Jones is in charge of cooking the Seder. The Seder is a Jewish ceremonial dinner held by Jewish Dialogue to Be Topic of 2-6116 Peters of Winnetka and Jon Wolf of to ers Ivan ID For Courteous, Professional ELECTRONICAir Cleaning Soviet selves. Apr. 22—International reaction to the problem. Rico will be discussed Bernard First 8—The rights How Soviet Jews feel about them- Puerto Rico ne Rev. eerfield 18—Legal PHONE: - For "That Cold Room" . BETTER DUCTWORK For Dustfree Living . - - % 67 spaper iste ue ites central fret ininets © 35 Highlen attn: Denny , aoe pear Denny ‘y1 be 1ea sea to sale; hear las h ur as ual Close as the jould i ers : cow your fine per Door -warehowts ve E as “sl euccessit™ jiing pow o to the seq THO, Sunday» 6 3 thought our ape! was terrific: my customers <vowspapers: were 5° regen on Holt a [am �Area Residents by Firm The Kitchens of Sara Lee, Inc., of Deerfield has given promotions to four area residents. ' They are Kenneth Ford of. Banto director of manager; and Mrs. Patricia P. Berg of Highland Park, consumer relations supervisor. In addition, Donald S. Hills has been appointed vice president of finance and treasurer of the company. He and his family plan to move soon to the Chicago area. Mr. Ford, who also has been named to the firm’s executive committee, had been general: production manager prior to his promotion. Before joining Sara Lee in 1962, he was plant Brownberry Wis. He Ovens, manager for Oconomowoc, and his wife, Jane, _ two daughters. have ‘Mr. Barber has been the company’s senior industrial engineer for the last 2% years. He previously served in the same capacity with Birdseye Foods of England. He and his wife, Sylvia, have two children. Mr. Janus had been Atlanta district sales manager for Sara Lee, after having been manager of the Pillsbury Co.’s Virginia branch. He and his wife, Maxine, have two children. Mrs. Berg had been Sara Lee’s tour and hospitality room supervisor. In her new position, she will be responsible for co-ordinating the company’s public relations activities as well as the bakery tour program. Before joining Sara Lee, she was in the public relations _ department of IBM in Chicago. She has two sons. Typists, Other Aides Needed by Fifth Army Civilian typists, stenographers, and office assistants will be needed when Fifth Army Headquarters completes its move to Ft. Sheridan. Annual salaries range from $3,609 to $4,776, and the jobs are under civil service rules. Interested persons should apply to the Civilian Personnel Office, Building 140, Ft. Sheridan. VISITORS LEAVE Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Feldman have returned to Cleveland after a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Phend, 678 Hill St., Highland Park. The Phends, with their children, Tracy, 7; Cynthia, 5; and Laura, 3 months, are former residents of Cleveland. Mr. Phend is director of staff development with Follett Publishing Co., Chicago. FAMILY Ford Mr. and Mrs. Warren M. Coombs daughters, Janet and moved to 465 Woodvale Av., Deerfield, from Waco, Tex. Janet attends Deerfield High School and Jane is a freshman at Austin College, Sherman, Tex. Mr. Coombs is quality control regional manager with Owens-Illinois in Skokie. Check of Claim For Medicare Paying Asked Lake County residents who have paid doctor bills but have not yet claimed Medicare Graham pay- were cants delayed did necessary because not the include information appli- all with the their claims.”’ For example, he said if the beneficiary omits his Medicare identification number, it is impos- sible to verify that he is signed up for the doctor bill insurance. “The Social not make Security office Two participants in 20 was \ HUBBARD STUDIO SKATING woops ICE 915 Linden Ave., Winnetka HI 6-6634 WN Ce) 4 BEDROOMS — ONLY $53,500! a _ recent discussion at Wednesday’s meeting of the Fund for Perceptually Handicapped Children, Inc. The fund is a nonprofit group of parents, doctors, and teachers concerned about children with perceptual learning handicaps. The 8 p.m. meeting at the Sharp Corner School, 9301 North Keating Av., Skokie, will be open to the public. Discussion leaders will be Miss Caroline Austin of the Illinois Department Health and Miss Hazel TRUE of Public Bothwell of the Illinois Superintendent of Public : Panel topic will be the “‘Relationship of Hearing Impairments and Visual Aspects.to Learning.” Two Residents Named VALUE-SEEKERS WON'T LET Attractive new brick and stained cedar Colonial next to dential area (formerly a large famous Estate!) Unusually foyer; living room with large bay; formal dining room; fireplace, beamed ceiling and pegged oak floor; separate cabinet kitchen has pantry closet and fabulous large laundry room with mudroom closet; also ideally located THIS ONE SLIP Two Highland Park residents were elected to the board of the Chicago Convention Bureau at its BY! much larger homes in beautiful resismart floor plan includes long slate stunning paneled family room with den or library; completely equipped breakfast area. Convenient Ist floor powder room. 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Heads of these departments will meet with the employes periodically to discuss ways of putting the Presented by the MERCHANTS GLENVIEW RUGEN STORES — GLENVIEW STATE BANK TOWN SHOP KLIPPER'S TOY & GARDEN COUNTRY COBBLER RENNECKAR'S PHARMACY zero-defects philosophy into effect. Frank J. Schwerwin, hospital administrator, introduced the zero defects concept last year. It was the first hospital in the country to initiate the program. The pilot study will serve as a reminder to hospital employes mye crle of the importance of doing the job right the first time, Mr. Schwerwin said. Monday OFFICER TRANSFERRED Col. and Mrs. Roger A. Barnes and their daughter, Leslie, have moved to 1519 Dartmouth Ln., Deerfield, from Ft.. Richardson, Alaska. Miss Barnes is a senior at Caught in the act by Lady Bracknell, played by Miss Evalyn Caron, are Gwendolen Fairfax and John Worthing in a scene from Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest." Miss Caryl Mathis and Philip Killian are cast as the young couple in the production to be presented at 8 tonight, tomorrow, and Saturday, and at 4 p.m. Sunday in the Northwestern University Theater. George Washington Se University, U.S. Army Chicago. Corps of Engineers “Challenge to White Domination in South Africa,” for publication later this year. Canadian-born, she is a graduate of the University of Toronto, Oxford University in London, and Radcliffe College in Cambridge, Mass. Dr. Carter taught at Wellesley (Mass.) College; Tufts University in Medford, College in Mass.;, and Smith Northampton, Mass., national world SPECTOR—Mr. Spector, 702 and Mrs. Marion Perry Av., High- VIDAL—Mr. and Mrs. Terrill H. Vidal, 949 Waukegan Rd., Deera son, Jonathan Mead, Feb. 9 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Mead of Orange, Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. Seelye C. Vidal of Woodbridge, Conn. BACK FROM HOLIDAY Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Dale, 243 Ramsay Rd., Deerfield, have turned from a vacation in Francisco and Los Angeles. 22 re- San SHORE “Sate in through favor world of law. Jaycee Auxiliary Plan Nominations Nominations for 1967 officers for the Deerfield Jaycee Auxiliary will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Myrtle Ln. Robert Guasta, 1155 The program will be a meat demonstration by Jewel’s meat manager, George Wedig. Co-hostesses for the program are Mrs. William Young. Fields, and Mrs. Robert recently to Mr. Richard is-a O. Ellsworth’s Ellsworth Germany. co-partner Mr. of Ells- in the European branch office of Peet, Marwick, and Mitchell, accounting firm, in Dusseldorf. FAMILY RELOCATES ‘Mr. and Mrs. Morton B. Stark and their children, Michael, 11, and Janet, 8, have moved to 677 Pine St., Deerfield, from Chicago. Mr. Stark is a salesman with Marquette Paper Corp., Chicago. RETURN FROM VACATION Mr. and Mrs. William R. 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NORTHBROOK Ferraro Garden Spot 826 Skokie Blvd. CR 2-1840 Olson Garden Center 2774 Dundee Road 272-0053 SKOKIE Lawn & Glicken Hardware, Inc. 410 Ridge Road AL 1-065! ID 2-204! Hoffman 433-2210 (Ya Merdwere FE. Shereny AL 1-4271 Millen V & $ Hardware 1219-21 Wilmette Avenue AL 1-3060 Terminal Hardware 411 Linden Avenue AL 1-2841 Wolff's Ace Hardware 1119-21 Central Avenue AL 1-0183 & Garden 3700 Touhy WINNETKA OR 3-4406 Eckart Hardware Company 735 Elm Street HI 6-0843 WILMETTE The Chalet Nursery and Garden Shop Lake Avenue at Skokie Blvd. AL 6-056! E. B. Taylor & Company 560 Chestnut Street HI 6-111 | �ANNUAL 2-4-1 CLEANING SALE THE MORE WE CLEAN THE MORE YOU SAVE! EXTENDED FOR 1 WEEK GET FAMOUS “KISS of BEAUTY” CLEANING _. Peter Cerf shakes hands with his father, Floyd (left) of 1788 Sunset Rd., Highland Park, and Ralph Worcestor, Scoutmaster of troop 134, after receiving the Eagle award at a troop 36 Court of Honor in ‘Immaculate Conception School. Mr. Worcester visited troop 36 to make the presentation. Peter Cerf Is Promoted To 2 rugs, 2 pieces of furniture, 2 pairs of draperies or 2 rooms of tacked down carpet, cleaned for the price of the larger. The same savings applies to any multiple of 2, but you can not combine the cleaning of one rug with one piece of furniture ete. to get the 2 for 1 benefit. Eagle Scout Rating Raymond GREEN STAMPS CALL P. Hillinger. personal fitness, and to Kevin Keenan and Chris Lisowski for hiking. Nine boys were invested as tenderfoot Scouts. _ Appointed as senior patrol leaders for 1967-68 were Joe Venturi, Frank Mariani, Chris Keenan, Gas does the BIG JOBS better—for less! FRESH Richard Henderson RE-ELECTED Alan J. Jacobs TO BGA of 425 Cedar Av., Highland has Park, been COMFORT FAMILY MOVES Mr. and and their Michael, 3 255 Leslee from River stockbroker Chicago. Mrs. James I. Meitus children Scott, 1, and weeks, have moved to Ln., Highland Park, Forest. Mr. Meitus is a with H. Hentz and Co., RETURN TO RIVERWOODS Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Howe Jr. and their daughter, Julie, 2600 Forest-Glen Trail, Riverwoods, have returned from a visit with Mrs. Howe's parent’s Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Turvey, Atlanta, Ga. WITH PROTECTS SAVE ON FAMILY CENTRAL GAS AIR CONDITIONING. HEALTH! ENJOY HOUSEWORK! QUIETNESS ENHANCED & PRIVACY! PROPERTY VALUES! We have the Largest Service Organization on the North Shore. We are also the oldest firm in Highland-Park handling HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING installations . . . 24 HOUR SERVICE. sad MONEY Free Estimates - All Work abated hita e Guaranteed CALL Now! Joe VISITS CHILDREN Mrs. John Ferguson Scouts and parents were urged to sell tickets to the troop’s fourth Mich., is visiting and daughter, Mr. her son-in-law and Mrs. John annual Pancake H. Windcrest 24 SUMMER re-elec- ted a director of the Better Government Association for 1967. Mr. Jacobs is affiliated with Bozell and Jacobs Inc. Baruffi, Kevin Tilley, Ed Moroney, and Dennis Haggie. 12. NOW BY advanced to Star Scout. A.standing ovation was given to Syl Reitmeyer, who is ending four years of service as scoutmaster of troop 36. He headed the troop during its greatest growth period. He will be the troop’s new advancement chairman, replacing Ray Bertram, who becomes treasurer. Gilbert Baruffi has advanced from assistant Scoutmaster to become Scoutmaster. Mr. Bertram’s last act as advancement chairman was to present the following awards: First class—Jeff Risdon, Frank _ Vena, and Joe Venturi. Second class — John Bertram, Mark Gallagher, - Robert Casey, Mike Happ, Robert Henderson, Kevin Keenan, Martin Manning, Tim Moroney, Don Sandberg, Joe Gualandri, Jeff Seguin, John Mariani, Ed Cornell, and David Silverman, This was the- largest advancement to second class in the _ troop’s history. Merit badges went to Michael Garner for first aid, safety, and ID 2-3500 Highland Park — Deerfield Northbrook — Glencoe ‘AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT! The award recognizes a Scout for advancement in the spiritual content of Scouting. Richard, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Henderson, 1345 Sherwood Ln., also was Py Example: Clean 4 rugs—you pay for only the 2 larger ones, 6 pieces of furniture—you pay for only the 3 largest. Peter Cerf was awarded the rank of Eagle Scout at last week’s meeting of Boy Scout troop 36 in Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church. Scoutmaster Ralph Worchester of troop 134 presented Peter with _ Scouting’s highest award. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. Cerf Jr., 1788 Sunset Rd. ~ Among the items given Peter were a tie clasp for his father and a necklace for his mother. Another troop member honored Sunday was Richard Henderson, who was presented the Ad Altare Dei Award by Auxiliary Bishop Breakfast on Mar. Elkinton, 1440 of Flushing, Rd., Take 5 Full Years TO PAY HEATING | 1543 Old Deerfield Road HIGHLAND PARK ID 2-0407 SPECIAL WINTER PRICE! : Deerfield. March 2, 196 �Specialists in Lake Forest-Lake Bluff UNDER Now room under home of the other Ingluding“@W Red Cross Expresses plus features of a Lake Forest <cenditioniig. gins CALIFORNIA Practicing puppetry are Highland Park youngsters Mike Hettzer and Ruthie Zirn. They are anticipating the Peeko Puppet show, to be given at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Mar. 10 at Kennedy School. (Staff Photo by Jan Bateman) LAKE FOREST-GEORGIAN COUNTRY HOME CONSTRUCTION This lavish new 5 bedroom construction near the lake, this 4 or 5 bedhas 41/2 baths, library, family room and all in the next few weeks, home will be completed withbut you can see it NOW! Full acre in “Villa Turicum,” former Edith Rockefeller McCormick estate on the lake. Huge living room with bay. window overlooks magnificent forest. 2 half baths on Impressive! first floor, 3 full baths upstairs. residence $125,000 WHISPERING RANCH A beautiful ranch home in Villa Turicum Estate — walk to the lake. Home has four bedrooms, 3 and one half baths—all on one level. Maximum mortgage available. $7,000 down buys this Fully improved and air OAKS outstanding conditioned. home on % Upper 50’s. acre. Thanks To Residents of Lake County The Mid-America Chapter residents of the services will continue,’’ said State 3ist) Leo of 303 been chairman and other social ap- of the Mr. nings, Mrs. William 635 Brierhill Rd., LAKE BLUFF Brand-new 4 bedroom, 2 bath Colonial for a fun-loving family! On full acre overlooking Bath & Tennis Club, the tennis courts and pool are virtually in your back yard! Step-down living room with fireplace, formal dining room, family room with fireplace, designer kitchen, 2-car att. garage, circular drive. One of finest FOREST Just one year old and in perfect condition, this New Orleans Colonial offers you the ultimate in gracious living. 4 bedrooms, 22 baths, formal dining room, spacious living room, exquisite family room, full basement. Gas radiant heat, attached 21/4-car garage. Excellent southeast location. homes we’ve ever built! i q Nan ah agencies. TO DEERFIELD and ae LAKE (R- LAKE FOREST Classic 5 RETURN eee H. Hen Deerfield, have returned home after spending several weeks in Europe. The travelers~ visited Mr. Hennings’ relatives in Zurich, Switzerland, and spent some time in Germany, Mount bedrooms, Vernon 4 full residence baths, 2 half LAKE in “Whispering baths, maid’s Oaks.” quarters, charming entrance hall with circular stairway, oversized remote-controlled 2-car garage with tool shed, central air conditioning. Exquisitely finished lower level. Beautiful custom extras wherever you look! Virtually new carpeting and drapes included. Upper bracket! Need new FOREST lots of space . . . a prestige address? This brand2-story Colonial in “Whispering Oaks” is for YOU! 5 bedrooms, 2/2 baths, spacious living room with fireplace, formal dining room, family room, modern kitchen with eating area, full basement, laundry-mud room, 2-car attached garage, iate occupancy. Mid 60's! large wooded lot. Immed- Austria, Italy, and Spain. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Mayworm, 1664 Cranshire Ct., Deera ying trip through the Western states. The travelers’ trip included rodeo in Texas and visits with iends in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Diego, Cal., and New Mexico. 1967 Coulson has The money will go to the support the Lake County Easter Seal doctors Daniel E. Mayworms Back From Flying Trip arch 2, Robert Waukegan e Treatment is given free to those who cannot afford it. The $50,000 is needed to cover.the rental of quarters and the hiring of, trained therapists. Easter Seals will be mailed in March to about 75,000 Lake County residents. he Automotive Accessories Manuacturers of America in the Coliseum Feb. 5-9. from to referred to it for physical, occupational, and speech therapy by their Wilmot Rd., Deerfield, have reurned from a trip to New York ity. Mr. Benson represented Yazaki Corp. of Japan at meetings of week support Treatment Center in Waukegan. Most of the center’s patients are he Robert Bensons Return From New York this their 1967 Easter Seal Campaign in Lake County, which has a goal of $50,000. The chapter also announced that March has been proclaimed Red ross Month by President Johnson. The President urged all local returned Sen. of pointed honorary n 1967-68. ield, give Named Honorary Drive Chairman Schoenhofen, chapter chairman. More than $139,000 was collected n Highland Park. The money will b2 used to support American Red ross programs around the world Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benson, to the Red Cross drive for volunteers and funds throughout the month. Red Cross issued a message of hanks last week to the people of ake County who contributed oney through last November’s Metropolitan Crusade of Mercy. “The Mid-America Chapter is most grateful to the people of Cook, DuPage, eastern Lake, and Will ounties and Aurora whose generpus contributions in the fund drives ast fall made certain that our ENDS VISIT Mrs. Marshall Levinson has returned to Tampa, Fla., after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sherman J. Ascher, 1739 Clavinia Av., Deerfield. Mrs. Levinson is a niece of Arthur Goldberg, ambassador to the United Nations. Wh Ask 4101 W. DEMPSTER ST., SKOKIE 638 N. BANK LANE, LAKE FOREST © about our other listings of new and nearly-new ORchard 3-4000 CEdar 4-8200 homes. Call CEdar 4-8200 for appointment 25 �‘Cemutlichiont : Dance Theme Miss Judith Suzanne Glandt, _ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HaroldF. _Glandt of Highland Park, was married Jan. 21 to C. Andrew _ Larsen of Chicago. ___ Dr. William Atkinson Young per_ formed the late afternoon wedding in the Highland Park Presbyterian ~ Church eee a d ti ae A wed Ph Peer FOCCION! Aaron : the matron Fox ‘ot Skakic of honor. The brides- bride’s cousin, - 5 side included sees or Mies son Deerfield. Colleen Sheahen was the the The Andrew bridegroom Larsen Florence 22 Se is the of Chicago Merideth of and of Palm ee es girl. The the Club of Chicago at 7 p.m Saturda night for a Gemutlichkeit Fest. Mrs. William Snyder Jr. of Dee field, was Green Mrs. . neth Foerster of Chicago, was WILL Miss PERFORM Marcia Lauzon ley Rd. . Ken- best was x ee . " Pl., Lake Forest. inlan. island has Sei two and buses their guest ly ana. Prospective ney members and their sponsors will b honored at this time. HOMES S O REALTORS OFFICES ALSO IN EVANSTON, GLENVIEW, WINNETKA & LAKE FOREST of Plans are also being made for Thursday in the home of Mr Charles Hopkins Jr., 583 Bever Mr. and Mrs. C. Andrew Larson ul hiring members into the city and home. Law. : the carry Gary Sheahen was the ring bearer. Following a honeymoon in Wisconsin, the couple is living in Chicago where the bridegroom is studying at the Kent College of Ee Center of the Infar The committee members mé recently in the Bannockburn ho of Mrs. Charles Walsh to plan t last-minute details. Among thes ster, was an usher, as was the of Highland _ bride’s brother, Kenneth W. Glandt. Park is a member of the Western Illinois University Concert Choir which this week will perform at several high schools in the state. : Miss Lauzon resides at 1626 Berke- of t sponsored Welfare Society of Chicago. : cousin, chairman dinner-dance the Deerpath Manne Sone bridegroom’s is benefit annual man. Another cousin, Vernon Foer- ro _ Mis: follow- in = ing the ns Sea: _ brocade with a sabrina neckline and a full length train. A brocade headpiece held her ivory illusion vei] and she carried a cascade of white roses. Country Club in Riverwoods held A capacity crowd is expected fill the ballroom of the German —The bride wore a gown of ivory Ravinia was _ BNC Springs, Calif. IAs, Inc. wsimance. INSURANCE FINANCING 4 Deerfield ... 735 DEERFIELD ROAD e Phone: WI 5-3750 OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY, 8:30 ‘TIL 5, SUNDAY, 10 ‘TIL 5 ae WOODED WONDERLAND _ | —_ Far peopleof course,but horses too! The privacy of coun. has sunken living room bedrooms, porch, patio, Pigs with fireplace, sep. dining 2 car gar. $44,900. rm., Ye a 4 = Pictu This dramatic 4 bedroom re DESIGNER’S 2 e Available Not bath CONTEMPORARY ranch on wooded half acre in FOUR BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS _ eaten: ene fal ee eee with fireplace; spacious dining-L.; a ape —— ve area & built-in oven, range, dishwasher, disposal. x paneled rec. rm. The beautifully landscaped property may be enjoyed from large cover patio. $31,900. Lincolnshire combines spacious living areas of brick and wood with glass walls overlookin extensive patios. Sunken conversation room with 8’ IREPLACE; suspende: studio room; dining room; kitchen completely equipped with deluxe appliances and breakfast room; large laundry room and extra shop or play room; oversize 2 car garage. Architect— Ralph Anderson. MID 60s. : ath BETTER THAN NEW Suburban ving close to town on a ,quiet street in Wil_mette plus a flexible floor plan make this the home for discriminating buyer. Bright living room, formal dining room, modern kitchen with eating area, paneled family room and den or play room, 4 bedrooms, 21% baths. Centrally air conditioned. $54,900. = ; RIVERWOODS Beautifully landscaped country estate. 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch has paneled living room, FIREPLACE, dining room, family room and paneled heated garage. Separate, heated studio or guest house with bath, barn and 2-car detached garage. Many extras. $59,500. ae Be a 7 . aga = ESTATE — POOLSIDE ‘ ; SMALL : Dramatic California contemporary home on 1% acres of magnificently landscaped property, affording porreere privacy for the enjoyment j of ; its swimming’ pool. , The huge entry hall leads directly to living rm. with fireplace, sep. pg room; large kitchen-family rm. combination, and rooms, 2 bath wing. 3-car heated gar. $59,500. 4 WINDING TREE-LINED STREET Well maintained, freshly decorated, brick home on 80 x 196 wooded lot. Living room has fireplace; dining area opens to screened porch. Two large bedrooms. Location confirms feasibility for future expansion. ONLY $26,900. ‘ LINCOLNSHIRE WOODLANDS A home in the country yet minutes away from school, shopping and transportation C — with all the work-saving, fun-giving features you have dreamed of having. 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, great big kitchen, fireplace in family room, 1st floor utility room. AM-FM throughout, screened porch, basement, $52,500. | March 2, 196 b �Classified Advertising 475-1560 e Deadline Noon Tuesday 9 PAPER COMBINATION “The 251-4300 3 Lost ¢ and 273-5211 Found LOST YOUR PET? It may have been injured. Call your local animal hospital. DAvis 8-1440. UNiversity 4-9416. UNiversity 4-1700. EVANSTON REVIEW LOST: GOLD PIN W/OPAL STONES Feb. 24. Morton Grove or Glenview. Generous reward. Please call 835-2752. 1020 Church Street, Evanston Phones 475-1560 or 273-5211 LOST: BLACK HANDBAG IN HILow, Green Bay Rd. Please return all cards. Call AL 1-0657. LITTLE GIRL KAREN LOST HER dog Ton Thursday. Black mixed beagle. lease call her at 869-1336. Reward. LOST: WEDDING RING LOST 224-67. Initials inside, C. J.R. to E.L.H. In the vicinity of Evanston. Call 328-1555 WIL Ae 1232 Central Ave., Wilmette Phones 251-4300 or 273-4300 me LOST: SMALL FEMALE CALICO CAT, Vicinity of Highland Park high school. Call ID 2-4545 after 5 p.m. 4 588 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka Phone 446-4300 Personal MY HEARTFELT THANKS TO friends in Chicago and Evanston who contributed to the “OSCAR M. CHUTE SCHOLARSHIP FUND” to help speed my recovery. P. S. Thanks also to those contributing to the ICPT. LEAH LOMAR GEPNCOE REFINED WIDOW WOULD LIKE TO contact ladies interested in playing ecards, going out to dinner, movies. Ages 55 up. Please give phone no. Write A-844, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. 715 Vernon Ave., Glencoe Phone 446-4300 5 Business GLENVIEW NOBEHBROOK HIGHLAND PARK DEERFIELD AREA PRESIDENTS AND PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN Avoid Conflicting DATES 1438 Shermer Rd., Northbrook Phone 272-4300 HIGHEAND PARK "CLEAR" all club dates DOES Park a complete events. 444 Central Ave., Highland Phone We are now listing 1967. Help us to ‘‘clearing’’ your dates Park 433-4370 BFIELD events through help you by TODAY. Deerfield Villager Highland 444 Central 945-7300 Park Herald Ave. Highland Park 433-4370 DON’T GO TO MARS, SATURN, VENUS OR PLUTO BUT DO GO TO JUPITER 444 Central Ave., Highland Park Phone 945-7300 IT’S THE PLANeT BEST ON Classified Rates for the 9 papers: $1.20 per line Discount: .10 per line (Cash with order or if paid within 10 days) Minimum 4 DEADLINE lines FOR MULTIPLE COLUMN ADS NOON MONDAY Main office: 1232 Central Avenue Wilmette, | March 2, 1967 Ill. ROUND TRIP BY AIR, NEW YORK to London. Leave June 17; return 9/2. Priv. party forced to sell at discount. Write A-852, Box 60, Wilmette, IIl. 9 Accounting 927 Ridge 614 Green Rd., Bay CLEANING THE EARTH Wilm. Rd., Kenil. ALpine ALpine 1-7208 6-0102 YOUR FAMILY, HOME AND PROperty can be protected from dusk to dawn. 365 nights per year, by an armed, bonded, insured, licensed, uniformed Patrolman, making inspection rounds throughout the night. Constant alertness maintained against prowlers, intruders, vandals and outbreak of fire. NORTH SUBURBAN PATROL 421 Richmond Road Kenilworth, Ill. AL 1-7157. Quick Service Tile Repairs ALL TYPES TILE Ceramic-vinyl, sheet goods, cork, slate, plastic. Regrouting of ceramic tile. If it’s difficult we do it immediately, if it’s impossible, that takes a little longer. Phone 272-8264. USE HOLLISTER WANT ADS Tax PART 967-5282 I am a retired INTERNAL REVENUE AGENT and a CPA. I have prepared quality tax returns for 19 years. May I do yours? My fees are very reasonable. Days 935-0280 Evenings 831-4085 NORTH EVANSTON TAX SERVICE OUR 41ST YEAR IN PREPARING all types of income tax returns. Complete accounting and bookkeeping serv. avail. 2537 Prairie for information or appt. Call UN 9-9457 INCOME SERVICE "MR. TAX MAN" george n. AMES and Co. Accountants Tax Consultants 1024 Emerson—Evanston—869-7052 ACCOUNTING eves. TAX E. German 10 Dogs and Cats TOP GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES sire import show dog. Dam exrayed. Puppies raised on excellent food and lots of love; Shots; checkups; paper trained; written guarantee. $100. 2519536. LABRADOR RETRIEVERS. 6 wks. old. A.K.C. championship stock. $85-$100. Call 446-4849. GERMAN mos. old Exc, field $35. HI 6- WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIERS, M, 3 mo., worm free, home raised with children, out of winning English import. $150. TW 4-6919 after 4 p.m. or weekends BEAUTIFUL RARE LHASA APSO puppies 11 wks. old. A.K.C. registered. Fully inoculated. Also some older. Loving and obedient. Phone 82855. 5 MONTHS OLD GOLDEN REtriever.. Female. A.K.C. reg. All shots. Raised with children. House broken. Ready to be hunt trained. 2727119. Min. Silver Poodles SHOTS, A.K.C. REG.: VERY Call 272-7217 WEEKS IRISH SETTERS, A.K.C. Females $50 to $75. GReenleaf 5-3300. Mr. J. C. Kerns, Ext. Coach house. A.K.C. ing individuals. UN and. Gifts CASH FOR YOUR booklet 40 and year 1964 etc. FLORIDA. a edition, good OOK K MUST of a xi § nal, 4 iso" AT KENNEDY ie BRITANNICA blue bindi condition, $75 : AL 1-5128 1958 ENCYCLOPAEDIA ca. Excellent condition offer. Highland Park, call 2-9487. shots, 15 Business ) an; Opportunities — MEN WOMEN Want Substantial Part-ti No Fees—Investment— No door to door Plan Own Time New Exciting Program STUDER T Ex Opportunity Meeting 3/1/61. and 3/21/67 at 8 p.m. North Shore Hotel 1611 Chicago Av., Evanston Ask for Mr. Levings $ DOWNTOWN EVANSTON — BEAUTY SALON Serving a distinguished ‘clientele tee years. lease, Excellent location, modern equipment. tiring. iversity DUE ambs, TO forced 8 TFFRIER and For further 4-0729. HEALTH to lease sell, stock of U REASONS and equipm AM Investments and Partnerships OPPORTUNITY To learn how your investm established business can o outstanding returns. hard, Holiday Cook Rd. Mon. Room. 16 See Mr. Inn. Edens and. eves. 8 p.m. Subu 5 Business Service me LOCKSMITH | Lock Sundays—Skokie only call prosperous Deerfield PETS attract: Owner re details, station. Ask for Mr. Grant 724-9772. 15A Pets FOOD AND SUPPLIES Two locations to serve you 1013 Davis St., Evanston, GR 5-9821 3333 Dempster St., Skokie, 675-9645 Open TO ENC Y C LOPAEDIA ot OLD. like 11 a. FOR values, COME BROWSE Supplies ELSINGER'S on : rr 0 e Bookshop, 1911 Central St., Eva Upes, a ane rare. meu e buy bo ks an UN 44459 ; ay Te YOU’LL NEVER REGRET IT! WHITE min. male poodle, A.K.C., champion stock, sweet and affectionate. Bred for temperament. Call GR: 5-2484. Animals, BOOK. graphics. r a collectors item. a) Call be Be be or after 8:30 p.m. GR) 5-0225 LOVABLE PUPPIES REASONABLE to good home. Mother is a Boxer. After 5 p.m. or Saturday GR 5-8563 11 ‘ 1307 Chicago Avenu MOVING dam. with FEMALE ‘SCOTTY FOR ADOPTION. months old. Call 256-2941. BEDLINGTON | CERTIFIED BOOK APPRAIS! store all day Friday and Satu: phone any time for informa’ ion appointment. DA 8-4424. sk SIAMESE puppies, A.K.C., look don’t shed. Call “pefore AL 1-6134. FOF ANTIQUES, Books BOOKS PY SCHNAUZER, 7 MO. MALE A.K.C. reg. is looking for good home. $75. Phone 674-1919. BEAUTIFUL PRICE PAINTINGS, BOYS NEED HOME FOR ‘THOR’. Handsome, intelligent, people-loving, outdoor Lab-Collie. 10 mos. Shots. Needs ffeedom. $15. 433-0921 after 5. MALE, 8 WEEKS Call 729-3573. ~ CASH 14 POODLE SEALPOINT 5 = oframee and lithos at ‘low prices only by appointment. 743-4649. SMALL MINIATURE MALE, WHITE, 6 months, trained. $100. ID 2-1951. KITTENS, aero ental rugs; French furnit objects and bric-a-brac. Phone anytime, Mr. Ross. OIL hala 4-424 SOLE $5.00 to $50 UN 9-8850 after 6:30 it sell. 251- ame, REG., seh 349-1943 and 5Ree from HIGHEST BEAUTIFUL POODLES. HOME raised. A.K.C. Shots. Bred for quality and good temperament. Phone 2592899. REAS. DALMATION PUPS, RARE LIVER spotted. Champion _ sired; short haired; lovable and great with kids. _— and females. $75 and up. 272- Must CLOWNS, prints TAWNY. healthy. ryevres restored. black, Shepherd Pupp PPY OLD. and C RESTORING, PAINTINGS SAD PUPPIES 2 GENTLE TOM aaa less than 1 year old. Has all will give to good home. 869-2711 DOBERMAN PINSCHER, MALE, 6 months, Excellent disposition, raised with children, house broken. Rare blue. A.K.C., show material. OR 6BEAUT. PURE BRED short-haired pointer. 7 female. Good _ disposition. oe Hse. trained. Shots. 29 ANTIQUE frames (tender loving care) pet? Call 869-7454. sire and pets. Good 864-0201. of -ART Hall OIL BASSET PUPPIES 10 INCOME TAXES PERSONAL AND Pygrnss. DAYS OR EVES. S. Constable VE 5-3464 10 WKS. SERVICE IN YOUR 724-2232. Miss AWAY? TERRIER Ass’n. aren NITURE IT! SHEPHERD for sale. Champion Delightful family children. Do not shed. bright INCOME CHICAGO ART GALLER [ES Member-Appraisers MEU BASSET HOUND, MALE, 15 MONTHS old, A.K.C. Professionally obedience trained. $75. 864-5249 SERVICES Income taxes, statements, management services. Wide exp. in public accounting. 446-2191 days. VE 5-2185 Antiques Show an Sat. Mar. 11, 1967. Lunch and refreshments, |b $1.00 per person and ark house, 2025 Miner St., Des PUPPIES. A.K.C. $100. Phone: 446-7227 BEDLINGTON Term DECORATOR’ Huge stock! aoriced rune Br EVER bag Eee, Clark. 3222 Y Clarke BI DES PLAINES WOMAN’ s A.K.C, MALE IRISH SETTER. CHAMpionship stock, friendly, housebroken. 14g years old. $50. HI 6-7567 after 6 p.m. Want TLC for your pi 4 ven! Large paintings; nudes; B traits; etc. Richly carved desks: chest; G.F. clockti marble; bronze, wood, to life NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND PUPS females, A.K.C., shots, housebroken. Exc. with children. Dam and sire blue ribbon champs. $75 and up. 766-3414. GOING t T, ee 01 7-9860 COLLECTOR'S, PRECIOUS AVAILABLE 5 WEEK OLD Puppies. Mother A.K.C. German Shepherd, father intruding Dalmation. 6 males, 1 female. $10. Call 272-1495. BUSINESS and ersonal returns. Back work brought u to date. 12 years of professiona accounting experience. Accuracy guaranted. Phone 945-7561. Auctioneer Ken Wick LE YORKSHIRE MALE PUPPY 6 MO., only 342 lbs., will not shed. Trained, lovable, family pet. A.K.C. Champ. ped. Private home only. 256-2292. FEMALE Registered. 1 a mention. SCHNAUZERS GERMAN a teas dishes’ and several old guns. Ma: more small articles too numerous 1%, YR. CALL HI 6-5449 YOU’LL NEVER REGRET TAX SERVICE TAX FEMALE; SAT. AE, iew, Ill. 1 W. Route 22. Generel Ho deep freeze and refrig., ae copper, brass, iron pots, healthy; affectionate; good looking; 18 eo to good home only $30. CONFIDENTIAL, REASONABLE done in your home, eves. and wknds. 475-3987 INCOME ee. PUPS A.K.C. 9 WEEKS healthy; home-raised; $50. ea. 634-3656. SETTER, Antiques and Art Goods AUCTION. GOLDEN LABS—4 MONTHS. HOUSE. broken, Make wonderful pets. Excellent hunters. vetatie on premises. 12 MINIATURE Il. 12 Cats GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES champion stock, home raised, bred for good disposition, beautiful markings, 1 white, 256-3110. Authority Incorporated INCOME TAX SERVICE 6031 Dempster and SCHNAUZERS, MIN. SALT AND PEPper, pet and show; champ. sired; fully inoculated; ears cropped; ‘house trained; home raised. 4 T5708 465-8300 COLLIE Tri-color; Service—Iincome Morton Grove, Dogs LABRADOR RETRIEVERS 5 blacks and 3 chocolates; A.K.C.; championship stock; $50. Call PArk 4-0007 SERVICES 0411. JUPITER CLEANERS Combination Car N.U. STUDENT WILL DELIVER your car anywhere in Florida weekend of Mar. 17 at cost. Please call PArk 4-3282, after 6 p.m. listing We will file them in THE CALENDAR and notify you if there is a conflict. HIGHWOOD Your RETURNS PREPARED home. Reasonable rates. Mail (or phone) of meetings and 10 Thanks Travel—Share IT WORK? Simply 444 Central Ave., Highland Phone 433-4370 8 through THE CALENDAR HOW of RETIRED CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Accounting, Statements, Taxes, Back work brought up-to-date. ALpine 1-4047. MESSAGE to all 1806 Glenview Rd., Glenview Phone 724-4300 Card THE FAMILY OF THE LATE J.H. Cox acknowledges with deep appreciation the kindness of friends at the time of their bereavement MRS. MYRTLE COX POPE MRS. ANN COX FOSTER MRS. KATHERINE COX HAIRSTON Personal First in the Nation 1963 and 1960 First in the State 1966, '63, ‘62, ‘61, ‘60, ba (chicago Toll Free) 273-4300 7 LOST: THURSDAY FEB. 23. ONE smokey crystal cuff link, square cut, 4 gold prongs. Between Northwestern Station and Northwestern U. School of Music. Reward. Write A-851, Box 60, Wilmette, Illinois. Sectic ate J ‘FRE stoma Lock Service . Repairs 3 r Agen tAISAL HANDBAG AND LUGGAGE REPAIRING. Reasonable prices, work KAEHLER LUGGAGE 1421 Sherman Ave. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald guar SHOP DAv Classified iat | �: Spr ah ven wn Condilloning nar 5 d Heating ” ? _ 63 202 gg Pets and Supplies s and and Furs Art Goods >parel atup oan — Ronaeabe Work 11 | Conducted Conductors Dre he +4 Draperies oe a Sood a Spat A 3a 199 Seiet tates Neches. _ Wanted To Rent Bicycle : king—Sewin . _ Getheoes and Contractors Maintenance and 7 wo Coctiandaaben: Made “f hi Repcir Materials eee and ab j Work Business Service 21 Pas omen—Househo 54 | Notices 55 | Office and on Professional Sitters Men—Household and 108A ‘Household Rowe. sty ouseho Le ss oor Professional pe oo and Musical eee. cone es = ewelry and Jewelry Repair Lave yected ond Tractor—Service egal Notices 124 | Loans and Investments ve Apartasonts eile =. State 141 Dressmaking—Sewing— SNOW FINE PLOWERS oe: brica make = pees spec e yikes, clutch 29 Moving and Buy woe anted To Bu Wanted To A 177 Storage 34 al oo br repair at custom built ‘3 Weldyag. a seeps Mon. through SEPTIC Sun. PUMPED ; aa CoO. Larry Carney Hillcrest 6-2786 7 Cameras and Photography IRANDA G, LIKE NEW, WITH CDS cli meter; accessory shoe; 2 telephoto lenses and other access.; after 5 p.m. 869-1223. R SALE: camera NIKKOREX with AUTO. Nikkor F-2 lens. Call 272-0253 sar Catering 1-5841 WITH/WITHOUT ATTENDANTS "WHY COOK? 709 Glenview Rd., Glenview, Ill. For DON'T PANIC FOR $2.50. PARTY = 910 EQUIP. FOR Waukegan Rd. YO habe 23 CLEANERS Rd., Glv. AND SILKS & WOOLENS, INC. Church, Evanston DAvis 8-3984 Mill Shopping Center, Ph. 824-9212 ALTERATIONS Hems, pp. straight, Post Office 2 $3.50; full, $4.50 YLE'S 1110 Davis GReenleaf 5-5074 St. ‘BUTTONS, BUCKLES AND MACHINE ‘ Belts, holes. Pleating. ‘metal zippers. : VOGUE St. XPERIENCED _ 24 HOUR Complete SERVICE. stock FABRIC SHOP UNiversity EUROPEAN of Will C.C. 18345MC-C Pianos-Organs-Stereo Tape Recorders-Record Players Records-Sheet Music Piano Tuning - Musical Entertainment 272-749 | Travel SING-ALONGS. 30. HI 6-1715. ALpine GUITAR YOrktown 27 5-5080 M.G. Loans and Investments YOU NEED MONEY for any worthwhile purpose get a low cost loan at the First National of Evanston quickly and confidentially! for details—call Mr. Ingrish 328-8100 Extension 250 An Equal Frank Opportunity Employer TEACHER Narrol 272-8129 PIANO AND ORGAN LESSONS at your home. Children or adults, beginners or advanced. Mr. Gersch, ph. VA 6-0488. FRENCH HORN TEACHER. BEGINning or advanced students for private instruction. Highly qualified. William Mercier. Call AL 6-2383. PIANO LESSONS By Experienced teacher Studied at Juillard, Private instruc. Beginners and advanced 272-8257. 34 Pianos and Musical instruments WAREHOUSE SALE RENT A NEW PIANO $5.00 A MO. JANSSEN—CABLE—GRAND—KAWAI New Spinet-88 Note New Console Direct Blow : 9 Steinway Mason-Hamlin Gr. like New 10 Used Grands fr. $195 Used Spinets and Consoles fr. $195 Practice Uprights—players fr. $79 Open Mon.-Thurs., 9-9 Sun. 12- FIELDS 7315 N. Western, PIANO Chicago CO. AM 2-2023 GIBSON GUITAR AND FENDER AMP. Like new. Sacrifice. $600. Call after 6 p.m. 475-6876 IN 1 to 5 piano 1922 Immed. S.E. Wilm. Northwestern Sta. 1-8894 9:30-9 SALE! ELECT. GUITAR, AMP. AND case $48. Clar.; cornet; old mandolin $23 ea. Trump.; tromb.; flute; sax; accordian $45 ea. Bass violin, bass clar.; bass tromb.; Fr. horn, alto horn, flugel horn, old banjo, Martin guitar, like new inst. cases cheap. Others. Will trade, buy, sell. SH 38252, GR 5-6327. 1573 Howard St., ‘Chicago. ! SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON NEW AND used pianos. Steinway Grand 6’ EB. Baldwin Grand, like new, reas. Used Spinets from $195. Many others to choose from. MIDWEST 2638 Devon Av. PIANO Co. HO PICK-UPS; old. Best 3677. offer. EXC. Dave COND. 1 aft. 7 p.m. Gates Glenview Waukegan 724-2100 1850 Instruments, Central 5-8895. TOP PRICES. PIANO CO. 5-5900 STRING BASE EXCELLENT CONDITION GERMAN SAS ee EVES. OR 869-0362 VOX GRENADIER LINE SOURCE with cover; $150; Fender reverb unit $85. both 3 mos. old—excel. cond. Cali 272-2588 after 6 p.m. GOOD BUY. BASS AMP cial design 15’’ Jensen 446-4696 after 6 p.m. WITH SPE- speaker. Call Harmony Guitar and Case FULL $30. Call SIZE. GOOD 945-5532 CONDITION. between 1 and 5 p.m. GIBSON S G tone GUITAR W/CASE $100. $25. 835-4483 after 6 p.m. BALDWIN ACROSONIC PIANO; hog. finish; excellent tone; UNiversity 4-1191, FUZZ MA$450; "Kay" Dbl. Pickup Guitar Excellent nes SERVICE GReenleaf HOllycourt YR. 4- St. WILL PAY GOOD PA Accessories REPAIR MIDWEST 5-5900 Fender Jaguar Guitar 2 1-5. WE BUY USED PIANOS HIGHEST PRICES PAID Spencer Co., BR 4-291 | Need Pianos—All Makes from South BA Mon., Thurs. un. COMBO SEPARATING. 2 vox grenadiers, $185 each; Turner electro voice and Shure mikes, each; Shure mixer, $50; Bogen, $20; 4 mike stands $5.00 each; fuzztone and guitar pickup, $10 each. 251-5118 or 251-0045. TECHNICIAN North 256-0167 Daily 9:30-5:30 S GORDON'S Don't Buy a Grand guitar rental; ; NEW—USED Musical a Difference your til 9 YO DEPENDABLE Glenview 1850 Waukegan 724-2100 buy eves. BIG VALUE Grand pianos painstakingly rebuilt. New and_ reconditioned Spinets, consoles, Studios. Rental option plan for children. Come in or call in daily 9 to 6 Mon. and Thurs. to 9, Sundays 1 to 5. UTTERBERG PIANO CO.-EST. 1910 5731 N. Central Ave., Chicago RO 3-5020 until you see our custom rebuilt and fully guaranteed Steinways Baldwins Conovers Kimballs Lyon & Healys and many others reasonably priced. Rentals with option to buy. We buy and trade pianos. Complete servicing dept. Family tradition of expert craftsmanship. Superb workmanship is our mark of quality. KURT SAPHIR PIANOS 1143 Greenleaf, Wilmette CLASSES or children; you $ 129 NAYLOR’ Only here will you find the select Kranich & Bach and Winter amongst other well-known makes. 1-4201 GUITAR—BANJO—AUTOHARP Varied styles taught by performerinstructor Bob Gand. It’s Fun! Village School of Folk Music WI 5-5321. Adults Open ALLOCATED Sun. A QUALIFIED F From Naylor’s took over the entire Piano and organ inventory from a suburban music store that recently closed. All instruments offered at Bargain prices. NAYLOR'S When IN Be Highland Park 1795 St. Johns 432-2510 til 9 It Makes KRUGMAN POPULAR PIANO Rental YARD : That Hammond Organs From $368 Ist SERVED Highland Park 1795 St. Johns Av. 432-2510 Store Out of Business Spinets pinets NEW CALL OR DROP eves. 131 LIQUIDATED! A 100 INSTRUMENTS Open tae rgans Must SELECT THE INSTRUMENT FROM 100’s ON DISPLAY AT NAYLOR’S DIRECT FACTORY SHOWROOMS 1st COME, is 139 ; Ac rosonic (of any kind) We have a SUPERIOR RENTAL PLAN which will save you money— and excellent REPAIR SERVICE. We carry an abundant stock of all instruments including: :4 head Music Went ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE INSTRUMENTS FINE PROFESSIONALS MILDRED Nit BALDWIN ORGAN FREE FOR 30 DAYS INSTRUCTION ON ALL BY — NEW OR SCHREFFLER MUSIC CO. OR 5-7406 RD. 1-0666 Instruction LESSONS WE RENT EVERYTHING RENTAL HEADQUARTERS ACE RENTAL 8910 WAUKEGAN RO 1363 Shermer Rd. Northbrook EQUIPMENT Co Skokie RENTAL 4-3034 call for appt. 475-2834 Elm St., Winnetka Expert Alterations Hillcrest 6-7299 JOHNSON DRESS- | JOSEPHINE’S CUSTOM MILLINERY ~~"AND DRESSMAKING SHOP 721 Equipment IF maker, custom made clothes. Alterations, remodeling, exc. craftsmanship. _Reas. rates, straight hems $2.50, coats $4.50 Guitar, Hl. HAULING Musical GUITARIST CALYPSO, occas. Ted Turl, 3748 Oakton, BUCKLES COVERED WITH FABRIC EXPERT PLEATING ARY ANN 30 AND ed 25 From BRAND 4-2662 MOVING EXPERIENCED 724-0300 MONOGRAMMING BELTS, BUTTONS lf FOLK Any FITTINGS BY “JANE”’ APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY Coats, dresses and skirts. -EAST-GLEN 1-2686 ID 2-1240 PARTIES AND CLUBS. Call 251-5171 after 4 p.m. Have ALTERATIONS 1619 Glenview RO WITH SUPER BEATLE WOULD LIKE TO JOIN COMBO. CALL 251-3764. Dressmaking—Sewing— Needlework ; NO KELLY by MR. NORMAN LEAD M.G. 5-5080 : packing. +4 80 75 Pianos and Musical 864-6139. or night. Exp. men. UNiversity or UNiversity 4-1105. MAGIC BY GARY Schools, clubs, churches, birthdays, etc. Children or adults. Reasonably priced. 359-3252. RENT WE DELIVER ACE RENTAL 34 Piano or a houseful. Ill. CC22633MCC, Sale J Housekeeping Rooms | ooms Share Houses and Apartments : WwIn Large or small jobs at reas. rates day GENE THE MAGICIAN LET ME SERVE YOUR LUNCHEONS | teas, and small parties. 724-4396. item . Ba MOVERS, JACKSONin MOVERS specialize moving, We SLEIGH~ RIDES, HAY RIDES, CARriages, Pony Rides, Fire Engines sent anywhere for kids’ and adult parties. Or have your party at our antique Party Barn. NE 4-3633. THE COUNTRY BOYS planning, Miss B. 724-0302. DOVER to haul one Inc. call does it all” Chicago, Ill. 184 A YOU BRAND Tim Low.COST LOCAL MOVERS, Insured, and his TINY TRAINED ANIMALS! Wonders from Europe and the Orient! Birthdays, clubs, cocktail parties. MODESTLY PRICED! 256-3033 Hostess EXCEPTIONAL FOODS CATERED menu "Ef S| Productions, MAGIC Complete Service and Equipment OUTSTANDING WEDDING CAKES AND RECEPTIONS ALpine CALL OF HIGHLAND PARK “Your entertainment specialists”’ party marquees— catering—entertainment dance floors—car parkers—lighting | “One the Discriminating 7446-48 N. Clark Entertainment hdo fee A A TRUCK PADS — DOLLIES — U-DRIVE Slipcovers or uphol- (EXEC, TYPE) DOES HUMOROUS drawings of guests; sz. 11” x14’ in black and white. Each one drawn. in just a few. min. to. take home. as souvenier at parties, meetings and sweet 16s. Dick Rindskopf, LE 7-1895, Wheeling. 35 MYRLE’S GOURMET CATERING Delicious and Artistic Foods For DRAPES, RENT 108 183 Car ° 5-3141 JOHNSON’S TRAILERS SERVICE ROgers Park 1-2000 CARICATURE ARTIST ~ _ FURNITURE MOVING RUBBISH, TRASH REMOVAL GReenleaf eS lus trial Equipment Pianos-O I.C.C. No, 197773 MC MOVING? sack eles icin 2213 Central St., Evanston 328-5159. 22 Ray J. Sieuie RODDED CONSTRUCTION PArk 4-0367 Mr. 272-2515 | Since 1921 pink soe Fe : | ; \N 104 s bee = Apartmen Houses A PIANO! Lt), 103 loa Professional Instruments RENT , 100 Rent— — ished Furnished ie 55 153 domini Apartments DON'T MOVERS CI kinds. Park #geo CLEANED BROS SWANSON ZIPPERS RELINE cafes. — 159 = ' wou | . NORTHBROOK, ILL: Also relining of coats etc. For curtains, BY Professional Trailers—For Magy or To oa Pianos and Musical and insured. I.C.C. 22033 M-C. eee Drapes Altered RECONDITION, BRINKMEYER CHAS. Rare NEW SDM. fall 10° (ess. SINS DRAINS A ALTERATIONS, : TANKS AND Professional Movers.Fully equipped 9-6367. ad me guess styling. 8 to 8 CATCH BASIN : *ran lotore toe SSMAK Py pene: Enon 356-2480 hr. Emergency 966-0938 Hours UN push- 1409 Lake St. (rear via alley) MOVERS FOR MIDDLETO ALL YOUR N MOVING NEEDS Peck. Vicinity of Foster and Sherman. engine installations, eerere and frames. ep fas y ALTERATIONS oe a and end Instruments ACTERATORS ee alterations, n AND 900-108 JEEP OWNERS e | SEW ING E : 4 at] Wate Eisieesce +8 Sena 37 oys 158 | Typewriters—Business Machines 166 | Upholstering, Repairing & Refinishing i | btaa reer senesnonetes ccd oad iscellaneous—For + | Miscell ‘Wanted To and Her eso Summer, ane Winter Homes on ‘ages Town lease Needlework ATTENTION Crypts : ant Hee Women—Business 164 | Trade or Barter $68 eee Your e Trimming see 27 34 oh ee og -156 | Sporting Goods or a ly eee eps Investment Properties 173 6 - Men—Household Business Property Cemete jot ond ondominiums abe Buy s——Awn Sieations Wanted— udents 72 178 ; a omen—Ba 3s |< Peta Wemen-pe saeitti ne 174 i mate Sale 160 151 58 Cleaning J jevtvestion a Rent terete tan sie Apartment Buildings 114 67 To sand Instruments 111 | Radio - TV - Hi-Fi eae of Po 1 | Rug and Upholstery 180 | Rummoge Sales a Logg | Pianos — 113 193 Wanted To Buy—Houses 29 | Real Estate Looms, and Mortgages 30 | Roofing and Siding Decorating rinting pie bom ny 110 Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For slates ‘nse cone ‘ Store Equipment and 7 +4 nae Wee Men and Women 130 4 4 i aereee yg tores an ices Summer Rentals 18 Women—Baby rte | Motorcycles—Go Carts | Moving and Storage Musical Instruction 66 ousehold Good 144 | Household Goods—Wanted 147 | In Memoriam ie “ et coortments ouses Houses. Te Share ndustria Light Housekeeping Rooms 16 22 pi 132 + +84 eee wee baste 65 Pyaar — Halls and Studios +f Partnerships » ome 50 51 A an iw e wee Tin-teiades Apartments To Share pare on oy ome onvalescent Homes x ¢ 142 143 Service— ( 181 egy par om Soegu "sparse } 44 Motors. Vacation Rentals | Gardening and Landscape 171 Plants and Shrubs Gutters and 272 | Hew —_Downspouts Conditioning aieieaitim 189 | Floor Refinishing and Covering hota Bane: Sot Rent Wented To seg en 187 53 19 i ise | Fonsinnn Extermineti ng 188 Weees Cove Service ts oe of Debts Cats Sraieiesent mee care House Sales 12 || Dogs Disclaimer 175 and praisers—Aucti seve COND. BEST OFFER CALL 729-0993. STEINWAY care!) GRAND condition ee (has $1,500 out-of-town. had loving �3 b 34 VOX ESSEX BASS AMP, $290; son EB-O, $175; both in very condition. 446-1292. z 348-4852 WANTED -Fender Super Reverb Amp 8 MOS. OLD. EXC. CONDITION. Best offer. 724-3328 after 6 p.m. CO. YOUR PIANO IS AN INVESTMENT PROTECT IT! Expert tuning and repair; appraisals; rebuilding; pianos bought and sold. KEN SWEET, Associates, UN 4-7407. Instruction Enroll Now HOME EXPERTS AND Information CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors WE OFFER A COMPLETE SERVICE for every type of building remodeling. Fine Carpentry work is a specialty. PLASTERING including FULL BASEMENT IN YOUR CRAWL . Only 4% the cost per room additions. . Approx. $35 per yr. tax increase. . 5-year guarantee. sq. PURTELL & CO. New 566 Green BYRON SPACE ft. CO. YEARS EXPERIremodeling, rec. Winter Prices. J. ae ‘March2, 1967 FELTON HI CONSTRUC. 6-5400 CO. QUALITY REMODELING BEST PRICES NOW ALL-RITE HOME PRODS., INC Free Estimates UN 4-2224, BR 3-3370 COMPLETE REMODELING, NEW CARPENTRY repairs, etc. REMODELING additions. Do my own work. anytime after 6 p.m. A. Johnson 267-8280. of Cont., 824-0247 or 677-7599. Rec. rooms, Winnetka Building and Remodeling Kitchens, Bathrooms, Family Rooms, Additions, Ceramic Tile, Floor Tile Winnetka 446-3268 ROOM Call BSMNT. PANELING, REC. RM. Acoustical ceils.; floor tile, gen. carpentry and repair. By independent carpenter. Free estimates. 272-8680. 51 Building Maintenance and Repair LA 9-6050. R.E. HOLGER CARPENTRY Construction Bay. I ALL TYPES OME REPAIRS ELECTRICAL PLUMBING Fast and efficient prices. 17 years estimate. CARPENTRY ALL ODD JOBS work at reasonable experience. Free CALL GEORGE 274-7901 NORTH 1530 38 G. RECREATION ROOMS. REMODELING. Exterior and interior painting. Henry Dier CRestwood 2-2938 BILL HESKETH PLASTERING AND PATCHING REMODELING GReenleaf 5-6762 Cabinet Shop COMPLETE KITCHEN Pe, ing. Custom cabs., Formica tops. 736 12th St., Wilmette. 251-5737 or 251-6709. FEICHTNER PLASTERING PAINTING PArk 4-2614 ALL TYPES OF REMODELING NO JOB TOO SMALL I NEED WINTER WORK CALL UN 4-2225 LARS H. LARSON Remodeling and Repairing I treat your home like my own. Since 1950 Phone 698-2407. Concrete Work CEMENT CONTRACTOR DRIVEways, walks, steps, porches, latforms. Basement waterproofed. Serving North Shore customers for 46 yrs. JOSEPH ALpine 1-2618 KNEIP ORchard 3-3174 CEMENT WORK, CITY SIDEWALKS —ALSO-Carpenter and Remodeling. Call Acres Concrete 328-0797, 1040 Wesley, Evanston Licensed, bonded and insured CONCRETE WORK. ALL TYPES H. T. BUSH 729-1089. 55 Gutters and Downspouts GUTTERS CLEANED REPAIRED, PAINTED, COMPLETE roofing and sheet metal service. Fully insured. Free inspection. Free est. Northern Eagle Roofing Co. ORchard GUTTERS Complete LET US GIVE in all phases yrs. on AND Av. ALpine OD N.S. Wilmette ; M BEINLIC Interior, 4-9423 ROOFING Gutter and Downspout Service All type _—‘Serving the North Shore for 25 yrs.’’ E. F. BASSING ORchard 5-4030 Kit Boe aaPuRTNe! eg e COMPE Riya 2 fa erg INC. 2 Sha e 2s. Tree ie pa taaiecn Glenview Road pie ‘ TRIMMING. TP RAS nae nS tree surgery, moder trained operators. rook 51 LIAGE Painting and Na th DAVEY MAINTENANCE INTERIOR HOME 60 Carpentry—Cabinet Work EST. 30 YEARS IN E STON ‘a 0 Carpentry arMaterial Cabins Wark tienes : for Home1 cueen Decorating 1636 Ma CARPENTER 15 YEARS maaanling. A-1 wo CARPENTRY, PAINTING AND DECORATING. PApering a specialty. Residential work. xterior and interior. 20 years on N.S. Guaranteed work. Prices reas. Herman Engstrom. UNiversity 4-5944. erman, Electrician Specializing : New circuit-—-Outlets—Dryer —wiring—100 Amp. Sanine sien YOrktown 5-2754 65 Floor Refinishing and Cavrng RESTORE HIDDEN Dura latest or light Our 35th derson — BEA Seal finishes, in t dark colors. imported or oo Ross Milwaukee dom — ne Floors, ; Ave. AVenue 3-3800. ALLIED FLOOR CO.” ictal Lane anding gee and mates a refin cheerfully pare Ae 9 ad experience on all types of floors. MATTSON FLOOR SERV CE 9 x 12 room $19.50 complete. sealed and finished. Quality materials. FLOOR ForeT ae SANDING AND servi REFINIS in the finish of your choice Dark floors are ourBabe Free estimate CRestwood HENSCHEL DECORATING 1-3801 EXPERIENCED: PAINTING, DECOrating, peectes patent: Winter rates. LOWEST ESTIMATE Call MACK UN 9-0794, UN 4-5914. THE your floors. floors installed, WINTER PRICES INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTing, washing, paper hanging. European expr. guaranteed, insured work. Reas. prices. GR 5-3255 KNOLL’S PAINTING/DECORATING and Remodeling Service 2710 Appletree Ln., Northbrook, Ill. 272-0464. nee shelves, Reasonable vrioes, IN HOME OWNERS ELEC. WOR REA. BATES ene eee CLIFFORD C. SWANSON GIVES YOU satisfaction, quality, and service in painting, decorating, and papering, Suggestions and estimates given Fully insured YOrktown 6-7922 PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Expert preparation; interior, exterior. Phone 548-6365. ROOMS, closets, Electrical Service PAINTING S. NELSON ac 1 328-3050. 63 Complete Decorating Service Skilled workmen Fully Insured DA 8-5004 . Free Estimate EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR PAINTING AND WALL WASHING All work guaranteed. R. Hawkins. GR 5-4365 REC. built- ins, types of work. 4.6462, EXE ling, closets, teinne, etc. C. blag ing, INTE RIOR—EXTERIOR Painting-Decorating. Best Quality Workmanship and Materials at Reasonable Prices. Free Estimates. SIMMONS DECORATING RO 3-3061. ve, Behbeen Davis and UNiversity 2-2938 WINTER PRICES Interior and exterior painting, Washing, paper hanging. European expr., guaranteed, insured work. > seotyge prices. PAINTING AND ALpine CARE SER\ : Accurate diagnosis of tree disease Elm Dutch arranged now. Phone 437-4080. Exterior. R LIVINGSTON NOW. | 1-0945. A COMPLETE TREE AND wander <9 Dier “ SPRAYING ALpine Sanding teed wall and Glenview Plone. 2-2699 FLOORINGG and Refinish. T: Olyurethane Fin a co. ie floor tile nanbeaie area 20 yrs. Ark 413 HEIGHTS FLOOR SERVICE Tile, wood floors. Machine scrub) waxed, buffed. Home or office. sonable. Free estimate. 255-1131. 67 Home Floor Maintenance TAKE THE WORK pest » pga Service . OUT Servi OF . CLE. ing. Have your floors cleaned, wa polished, professionally. All : floors, homes, offices and indust: PAINTING, WALL WASHING, HOMES, hospitals. All type floors, stripping, waxing. Clean gutters. Storm windows. Free estimate. Call 328-9015. Free est. before & oe di: it ore Firewood Call A. 9 a.m. & D. Klein. P 4-14 or after 5 p.m. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald pets your ember of Nationa inal Association and Internation WORKMANSHIP 328-0531 PARK 4-8009 LAURITZ JENSEN JOHN at RALPH SYNNESTVEDT re PREPARATION WORK—CLEAN—FREE INTERIOR tree removal. stum Gl ae hanging D SONS Complete Peouretins Service 478-595. PArk 4-4350 CLearbrook 9-0495 Henry of with the know- ney hl back EXTERIOR 1-6344 CLEAN, NEAT M. Garrett GOOD pri hydraulic equipment A sy YOU On any removal Our men are ex experience in Ag ge trees is availableb bers National Painting and Decorating 7 Carpentry, Cabinet Making 53 EXPERT TREE REMOVA LICENSED Ae s NOW AT WINTER RATE Painting, Paper Hanging 724-9704. ORchard | PAPERHANGING finishing—paper Spencer wee CRestwood 2-5753 INTERIOR SCHNEIDER & FALASCO lathe ceilings and aia 1-7119 ALpine 1 Dawson's AND bats T ROOF Tree Trimming 35 YEARS Wall nin SHORE Wood TILING Glenview. 59 ERNST W. DAISS & SON PAINTING AND DECORATING SAVE $$ GUARANTEED WORK Carpentry-Siding-Roofing Cement-Tuckpointing-Masonry Mike Dragovich 588-6535 QUALITY CONSTRUCTION CO. FREE ESTIMATES CRestwood 2-4429 21 YEARS OF QUALITY CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION McGuiness, for 23 years. homes, additions, kit., baths, tile work, roof repairs, concrete work. BASEMENT IN CRAWL SPACE Dave Pate - Owner CARPENTERS. 15 ence. Additions, rooms. Reduced Shore Building — Repair — Millwork ‘ ‘Let George Do It’’ Phone CRestwood 2-2530 or 1458 walks, steps, footing and foundation walls. Fireplaces rebuilt to become structures of exquisite beauty. Roofing and roof repairs. Tuckpointing of chimneys and walls. No matter how large or how small the work, we will be pleased to figure it. If it is new residence, a garage or a tool shed we will give it our best attention. Call the CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. 22 Green Bay Road, Winnetka (Just south of Indian Hill) Hillcrest 6-2100 Eves. and Sundays call ALpine 1-5715 John B. Clausen Structural Engineer Or Nancy Clausen PArk 4-7786 the North GEORGE AND GEORGE CARPENTERS picture windows and other millwork furnished and installed by master craftsmen. Metal ALpine FRED TUCKPOINTING STUCCO REPAIR AL 1-3372 R W. Linster or PA 4-0840. Serving PAINTING A INSURED 8-5280 DAVID N. PADDOCK PROFESSIONAL PLASTERING RECHTORIS ROOM ADDITIONS—REC. ROOMS CUSTOM KITCHEN REMODELING SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY WORK FREE ESTIMATE 272-7951 Rd. Estimate H. Oliver Skoglund ry and by Tile—Slate—Asphe WORK. DEPENDABLE NO JOB TOO SMALL Rerhartes 478-0136 Painting ast FLAT DECKS and TUC GUTTERS and DOWN ALL WORK GUARA 3602 7-8636 nS DAvis pointed. Gutters painted and me: Very Reasonable REMODELING GLENVIEW Waukegan Roofing YOU EXPERT vREw ESTIMA EE 5-3048 E. F. Bassing Free PAINTING AUGUST G. KUNZ CARPENTRY Formica countertops, cabinets, shelves, family rooms, porches, and room additions. Insured. UNiversity 4-9212 2309 GREY AVE. 1328 Insured Serving the North Shore for 45 years. No gamble with your painting or decorating problems if you consult one of our experts: Mr. Hauber AL 1-2959 Mr. Schmidt CR 2-4268 Mr. Eckert AL 1-1199 Main office 5524 Broadway, Chicago. LO 1-5437 Chimney Repairs Waterproofing Caulking Brick Staining en Cleaniie Leaky Basements Idg. of All Deaevibtiens Insured Emil J. Birkenheier UNiversity 4-7722 BATHROOM FREE a gee 1SUBURBAN ROOF TREA Cedar or asphalt shingle a treated or replaced. Flat da .c SC ed or recovered. Chimne Who Does Your Decorating? WHY J. M. ECKERT OF COURSE: THEY ARE THE BEST! REMODELING UN INTERIOR AND EXTERIO! IF R 2-2217 Fully 1 PAINTING AND PAPER Hé SPECIALIZE IN AIL TYPES OF ainting. Ind. attention and needs will be met. Color matching and color continuity as part of the oon . Neat, clean workmanship all phases of painting and paper senate Repaired and Installed GUARANTEED NOT TO WASH OUT IN area. Decorating ERIOR ee ; ca 8846 for estimate. WE 5-1078 Tom and SPENCER DECORATING Floor and Wall Tiling O. SCHULZ EDWARD 58 Painting ae: ing, wall washing furniture strip 57 CERAMIC TILE shower INTERIO F oe STORAGE GReenleaf for modernization of kitchens, and bathrooms: Quality, custom-built kitchen cabinets, storage units, room dividers and vanities Formica countertops and cabinets GReenleaf 5-1115 2142 Ashland Ave., Evanston Call wa 57 ON L MOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED WEST GARDEN AND HARDWARE Milwaukee Ave., north of Glenview Rd., next to Tollwa: Bridge VAnderbilt #6146 Bob. Viets Custom Carpentry Co. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Rec. rooms, kitchen remodeling, room additions, repairs, homes built to order. 15 years on the North Shore. No salesmen’s commissions to pay. Deal direct with carpenter and save. 438-8329 for free estimate. Contractors wardrobes, Estimate Glenview 825-4756 H. Lindenberger John HAROLD MAINTENANCE— EXTERIOR INSTALLED IN REMODELING NEW WORK Free FREE TUCKPOINTING GENERAL CONTRACTOR Expert workmanship and smart styling. New homes, new kitchens, remodeling and additions. Free sketches and estimates. DAvis 8-1949. FREE—1967 DIRECTORY OF MIDWEST RESIDENT CAMPS Association of Private Camps 1889 Bosworth Lane Northfield, Illinois 60093 446-3094 work BUILDERS INTERIOR TA EXPERT HOME REMODELING WE BUILD-DESIGN-FINANCE ESTIMATES ARE FREE Camps Concrete Northbrook, Il. Eve.: 446-7064 Winnetka Lumber H| 6-0734 WILMETTE DRIVING SCHOOL Licensed by State of Illinois Behind wheel—$7.50 an hr. driving— classroom free. 529 Main St., Evanston. UNiversity 9-4774. cabinets, 774-2407 OWNERS We Build To Order 1605 Waukegan Rd. PArk 4-8009 2727 Crawford, Evanston Beautiful facilities. 3 acres of property. Full and half day arrangements. Age 214 through 5. Hot lunches, arts and crafts, dancing and foreign langage. 19 yrs. of exp. Licensed wagons. Call DA 8-7065 or YO 6-7065. Kitchen will AVAILABLE NOW—THE MANPOWER and equipment to give you a quality built addition or interior remodeling work. Free estimates, fully bonded and insured. 20 years’ experience. Tiny Tot Play School and HL & BOBART or 272-1893 Call UN 9-5565 Builders 20%, Deal direct with carpenters that do the work... Complete job handled by: of Illinois) 2612 Central St. HOME FAMILY RM. Room paneling EXCLUSIVE Creative half-day programs for your pre-school child (ages 3-5) Further HARRY’S MOVE—IMPROVE — AVE Nursery School For Additions Rooms ormers Lawn Mower and Tractor—_ Service INSTALL A PORTLAND CEMENT APPLICATION OF CERAMIC TILE IN YOUR TUB AREA FOR $250 LIFE TIME GUARANTEE KITCHEN AND BATH REMODELING ON WE DO IT ALL LAUER CONSTRUCTION CO. 777-4570 or 251-1254 or 831-4767 56 Repair TILE REPAIRS 5-0262 in Effect rece 250 Skokie Blvd. Day: 835-3327 Tom Thumb by State VE Northfield Bldg. and Const. For Fall Sessions At (Licensed 20% REC ROOMS Custom Cabinets TUNING—REPAIRING WE SELL NEW AND USED PIANOS (FORMERLY CONCERT TUNER SALZBURG FESTIVAL, AUSTRIA) 2125 W. Devon Ave. ROgers Park 4-7607 and Prices Now Carpentry Kitchens Bathrooms STAND Piano Tuning Schools Winter DON'T PIANO 6 p.m., DEAL WITH A RELIABLE FIRM REMODEL WITH CONFIDENCE SAVE - CONSOLETTE PIANO MAHOGANY. - Very good condition. Ideal for Apt. or small living room. 864-6854. 37 after Room additions Rec. rooms Kitchens Family rooms Bathrooms Dormers Free Estimates Gladly Given Deal direct with owner—no salesmen Once job is started, completed Ww ITHOUT DELAY LARGE SIZE FOLK GUITAR 835-4483 after 6 p.m. ZENKER'S and IMAGINATIVE DESIGNS REALISTIC PRICES FENDER STRATOCASTER $150 with case. VOX CAMBRIDGE REVERB. $130. Silver tone amp. $35. Call AL 1-0186 after 6 p.m. LUDWIG STUDENT DRUM, and case. $45. AL 1-7192. Building Maintenance REMODELING SEGGER CONSTR. CO. GIBgood VOX AC 30, $425 ~ 251-5748 after 6 p.m. 35 51 Builders and Contractors Pianos and Musical - Instruments Cleuified. ) “ �Home 100 Service 4.0749 24 Hr. Answering Service “ACE WALL WASHING SERVICE The L&S Service 477-0726 WALL WASHING AND GEN. HOUSEWORK. Also any type of work. nterior and exterior painting. RTH SHORE CLEANING : Walls, - Clean 274-4761 ROOMS : anc | WASHED 6 p.m. APPROX. HOUSE: : wall -_ Floors after $70. carpenter jobs, windows washed polished. DAvis 8-5945 after 7:30. WALLACE Pe ae Windows, SERVICE and Painting Basements Call anteed CLEANING washing, cleaning. satisfaction. a. oe interior Low EXPERIENCED EDITOR WISHES part-time position in or near Evanston. High quality copy editing: meticulous proofreading., creative rewriting. DA 8-6895 SER- 864-3946. STEADY, MATURE WOMAN WITH good typing ability for full time office work in Northbrook area. CR 2-2978. 101 Situations leaky faucets, ro . Estimates _ | toilets, drains and stopped electric on up cleaning professionally done. SERVICEMASTER the Estimates NEW NORTH TRIER _ - SHAMPOOERS FOR RENT JOHNSON 3748 EQUIPMENT Co. Oakton St., Skokie, OR 5-7400 -SXPERT CARPET AND FURNITURE - Cleaning. Winter Special 40% a Carpeting work eo Sales and guaranteed. off. Installation. 622-3462 after 6 carpet Cleaning and Repair ERVICE. CIGARETTE BURNS. REwoven. Matt Fronczak. POOERS AND n for rent. : 677-8143. FLOOR POLISH- os ACE RENTAL 8910 Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 75 REUPHOLSTERY eae MOTHER’S HELPER AND DAY WORKERS. References furnished. plus fabric; ; z guar. acs COMPANION FABRIC estimates, ESTERFIELD CALL INTERIORS 811 ~ UPHOLSTERING Draperies — Slip Covers eR, 1623 . J: McFAUL Techny Road ~ Custom CRestwood 2-3273 House Furniture EXPERTS IN ALL TYPES OF FURniture refinishing, repairing and reupen Boerne 1,001 fabrics. Free Sherman, Evanston. 864-8983. est. 1328 — BIX STRIPS ANYTHING SALAD '. YOU BOWL OR GRAND PIANO NAME IT-BIX STRIPS IT — 1024 Emerson, Evanston aes Z HECTOR’S ae CUSTOM -___ _ REPAIRING | 272-7 864-3878 UPHOLSTERY Household AND Lindgren Inc. 677-6350 CANING Free Estimates Appliance Elm St., Hlllicrest SHIRTS, ~~ EMPLOYMENT 9 ‘tig SCHOOL after 6 p.m. STUDENT NEEDS Si og! time job 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday e: Friday, no weekends. Call 869-7146 ohn 0 Situations Wanted—Women ag Business and Professional PROFESSIONAL SECRETARY will give sec. service and do typing _ jobs. IBM type. Letters, Manuscripts. 2rfection is my policy. HI 6-3480 BEAUTY OPERATOR will take hospital and house appointments for all beauty work. " UN 4— Classified 4-0981 LEWIS DRUG STORE EXPERIENCE NECESsary. Work in our beautiful store enjoy pleasant surroundings. 5 day week, Monday through Friday. EMPLOYMENT Orrington 1618 now time have positions permanent Howard work. Street ‘‘L’’ Company—I’m Company I will not tell you starting that salaries. and evening our can more drop interviews are can Swift. our are you. Most to 4:30 for are and except us itself. better you the about the ads list Most perhaps no and full to than we 8:30 have good experience 3:00. We can appointment. FLEXOWRITER 102 Situations IRONING and PREMIUM WANTS $1.00 an QLD ORCHARD, this Paper! End of West 700 up 700 600 600 550 wu 500 500 325-500 450 280-425 410 325-400 365 350 350-600 for secreclerical-no SKOKIE 226 IN THE NEW Westmoreland At North hr. hr. Bldg. Parking 9-1 142 Lot HOWARD ST. AT THE “‘L” in the NORTH SHORE BANK BUILDING Free parking in bank tenant lot AMbassador 2-1 142 Private Secretary For Executive moving to 240 Brummel Place, Evanston. Excellent opportunity and salary for the right person. Phone Mr. Dwyer. for appt. Equal Opportunity Employer CLERKS WE HAVE MANY openings with duties. These General Office | EXCELLENT varied and interesting positions are in our Credit Dept. and Accounting Dept. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Excellent working conditions plus hospital and free life insurance. AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY 2100 DEMPSTER LOOKING OPERATORS UN FOR 9-9000 A STEPPING STONE? TYPIST We have many promotable positions with outstanding North-Shore firms. You_ will start in the warehouse or mail room, CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., UN 9-3520 Evanston ——- PUBLIC CONTACT LIFE INSURANCE CO. APARTMENT HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification #132 in OLD ORCHARD We always have positions taries, typists, receptionist, typing. SUITE 350 2-2.50 2.50 Home economist for editorial Book editor, college Personnel trainee, college Assistant bookkeeper Chemists, B.S. degree House organ editor 1 girl auto agency Purchasing assistant Key punch, school or expd. Accounts payable Clerical, no typing Straight switchboard Bank tellers, train or expd. 100% public contact Reservations trainee, no typing TYPIST BENEFIT TRUST TO BABY hour. Mrs. age 18-22 475 475 450 450 450 433 433 425 400 400 400 375 365 463-1622 CLERK ACTUARIAL DAY BABYSITTING 550 Receptionist, 10 to 4, 5 days Dictaphone, flexible hours GIRL FRIDAY KEYPUNCH 450 450 real estate Learn reception, Wanted— JUNIOR 475 bkping Personnel assistant trainee Statistical clerk, typist “Girl Friday’’ no dictation Dictaphone secy to Vice Pres. Compose and type own letters Type, answer phones, clerical Reception-typist, new offices Assist buyer Send messages, learn teletype Dr.’s receptionist, assistant Customer service trainee Medical typist General office, big variety, yg. CHECK TYPIST BABY SITTING—YOUR HOME Hour, day, week-vacation. 24 hour service. We Sit Better Baby Sitting Inc. Call 869-0022. WOMAN 272-0509. Typist, 3 CHILD CARE FOR VACATIONERS. Weekend proxying. Eve. sittings. Future bookings. Pets welcome. Complete charge. 251-1726. If out call ater. 550 Advertising secy Light steno, light Jr. secy, young OPERATORS UNDERWRITING Thurs. secretary to sales V.P. secy, will train assist editor personnel, secy to treasurer to Jr. executive assist. office Mgr. market researc An EXPERIENCED CLEANING WOMAN. Shops, office or executive. $17.50 per day. Own transportation. Refs. Call after 5:30 p.m. 869-6471. WANTS 550 500 500 500 500 500 475 475 Real estate standard. POLICY TYPIST WILL LOOK AFTER OUT PATIENTS from hospital. Also stay/children when parents vacation. Finest N.S. refs. Write: A-842, Box 60, Wilmette. Morton Secy Legal Secy, Learn Secy Secy Secy, Secy, 8-6880 in next that between Deerfield, 550 550 550 1737 are tell all suburbs Winnetka, and interested We ads speaks say see who for benefits 8:30 I in and by ideal Company because hours women is Skokie our not What you the because benefits—I’m necessary arrange and for location Park, 1 girl ofc. sec Secy to President Secy to General Mgr. ORchard available Our Highland Northbrook, Glenview, Skokie, Grove, Niles and others. MEDICAL RECORDS GIRL. SOUTH Evanston area. Excellent spot for younger woman without typing. Salary open. Details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT DA 8-7171. No Fee. D-514. Contact Mr. Litvin ‘Lyman-Sargent’s Drug Store Park Glen Building 390 Park Ave. Glencoe, Illinois Phone: VE 5-0801 PICK UP AND DELIVER ironing, all handwork. Call days 869-6631. WOMAN FOR CLEANING AND IRONing in small avt. or house every other Thurs. or Wed. $12 plus carfare. Evanston area only. GR 5-6195. WOMAN Northfield, IN SERVICE DAvis I WILL MATURE a en STAY OR GO. Well experienced. 491-0384. EXPERIENCED TYPIST _ WILL DO TYPING AT HOME, IBM ELEC. TYPEWRITER eet _ HAVE PARK 4-3834. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Chicago Ave. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer NORTH SHORE REAL ESTATE OFfice wants a receptionist. You will greet clients, answer phones, handle a variety of general office duties. Typing needed. FREE CASHIER FULL TIME AVAILABLE 724-3441. NURSE PRACTICAL | ‘BUN. EXCELLENT COOK Light housekeeping, finest references. Available immediately. Write Box A840, Box 60, Wilmette, Il. LICENSED ~~ 1812 Professional Baby Sitting | Situations Wanted—Students HIGH and ASSISTANT RECEPTIONIST We 6-1047 FREE PICK UP. 864-0917 days a week Tues. Wed. References. UN 4-8502. 1-3060 or 736-1670 eves. RESEARCH Part-time. To assist in laboratory experimentation. computer programming, problem — and general theoretical and experimental research in Geochemistry, B.S. or B.A. with courses in Chemistry and Math. hong econ f with computer programming helpful. Wanted—Women Business Inc. Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago’s Loop 100% FREE POSITIONS in —Evanston, Wilmette, BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE Emp. Agency Winnetka FINE IRONING BLOUSES, FAMILY DLES YOUNG are, AL Help JEAN SERVICE 9-0654 DAY WORKERS MAIDS—GENERAL—COUPLES Terms _ Div. of Chesterfield aeeeery Z JESSIE SLIPCOV- plus fabric; Sofa— Price Drapery Sale. FREE Agency St., Evanston Evan. Ph.: 475-1800 WE HAVE LIVE-IN MAIDS ALSO HAITI GIRLS SECTIONAL— fabric. M ~ ir—$12 ngpdopenge 2 44 | 7 us [age ea. Domestic 307 W. Howard Chgo. Ph.: 273-4849; SLIPCOVER SALE REUPH. SOFA—$39 PLUS FABRIC; chair—$19 107. in 10 Years Baxter Laboratories, WALL WASHING, PAINTING BASEments, attics and Garages. Clean all types of floors. For free estimate call Don Rice 864-8846 Housekeeper - Child Care Howard Refinishing DOMESTICS LIVE-IN Welsh 24, Mother’s Helper British 18, Mother’s Helper British 46, Domestic Plus many others GUARA ED PLAN ; Replacement with no additional Milford Agency fee you are not completely satisfied. Call for information UN 9-7900 MILFORD OVERSEAS SERVIC 708 Church St. Evanston MG. Upholstering, Repairing and Ss EUROPEAN The 6301 Lincoln Av. Morton Grove 965-4700 267-6900 An Equal Opportunity Employer | Wanted—Women MARQUART We are an international manufacturer of hospital-medical products. Excellent benefit program which includes life insurance, stock purchase and tuition reimbursement. WASH, and odd Bonded Help Business and Professional — We have openings for secretaries, figure clerks and typists. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE PERSONNEL DATA PROCESSING PURCHASING PATENT LAW INTERNATIONAL DALE’S STUDENT SERVICE INC. WINDOW, WALL WASHING AND INterior and exterior painting, gen. housework. Also any type of work, storms removed. 477-0726. 1-5697 107. Professional CONTINUED EXPANSION HAS NEcessitated the addition of several positions to our staff. Fine opportunities for individuals to grow with a company on the move. SNOW BASEMENT. ATTIC, CLEAN buffing Waxing, Windows. removal. all type floors. Homes, hospitals. Free estimates. Call 328-9015. SUBURBAN TRANSIT SERVICE, INC township ALpine AS Situations Wanted—Men Household WANTED: WINDOWS TO floors, basement, clean attics jobs. Refs. Own equipment. and insured. UN 9-0325. and 500%, Growth WORK HOUSEMAN AND RELATED GENER: al mechanics. Have tools, 20 yrs. experience. References. Phone 4468195 after 8:30 p.m. (Winnetka). Call Miss Armstrong MO 4-6656 Rug and Upholstery Cleaning ET, FURNITURE, WALL AND TO WALLS AND WINDOWS WASHED; screens removed, storms put. up; poco L gutters cleaned; general ome maint. Reas. DA 8-0361, Bill. WITH Convenient bus transportation and excellent North Shore references are now available for immediate placement. wk. Water heaters. ROgers Park 4-0296. “Over 75 years of satisfied service’ Rn Wanted—Women Household DAY WORKERS sewer remodeling WILLING Wanted—Women BAXTER LABORATORIES An agency w/students and non-students for any type work. Top Refs. DAvis 8-8841 GReenleaf 5-0743. SUPERIOR CALL ULLRICH THE PLUMBER FOR MAN Help . Business driver’s helper or stock. Good worker. th aa like 542 days week. Refs. 869- WANTED—TYPING, PROOFREADING or other mail-order work to do at. home. Experienced. Phone 253-8653. Plumbing sinks, YOUNG 104 Guar- 107. PROFESSIONAL CHAUFFEUR Best of recommendations. GR 5-6499 or 328-9878 George O’Connell NURSE OVER 20 YRS. EXP. IN hospital and private. Prefer infant case, children while parents vacation. Exc. refs. Avail. now. 874-4795. painting, prices. Situations Wanted—Men Business and Professional COMPLETE CLEANING ' SERVICE for offices, small shops, medical bldg., laundromats and _ factories. Refs. Equipment bonded and insured. UN 9-0325. EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL NURSE would like private duty, day or night, be 4 recent ref. Personal, doctor’s ref. GR 5-4630 FREE ESTIMATES DAvis 8-3247 [INDOW. 103 Business and Professional Bill's Cleanup Service CARPET CLEANING |__ WALLS AND CEILINGS WASHED FLOORS CLFANED AND WAXED _PArk Situations Wanted—Women PERSONNEL 1771 Howard DEPARTMENT Street An equal Evanston office needs girl who enjoys working with people to handle one of their Public Relations jobs. No typing. Salary open. NO FEE. Ask for Job No. 4291 : NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466. 274-8100 opportunity Employer NEED ALL AROUND GIRL TO DO general work for Chicken Delight, must have neat appearance. Apply after 4, 2010 Central St., Evanston or call GR 5-7600. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald March 2, 1967 i ero craton in ET a eee ee Sr Z bs = ae ee a.y Wes �cay rs Pome | ; : 107 \\ Business and ENT DEMPSTER YOU W. MAY X SP GLENVIEW—OLD 4-2828 | Sales ofc., variety, light steno General office, no typ., 34 front desk showrm. Accountg. Assist., clerk, detail, variety Friday, Medical, lovely Aid Jr. Executive, 9-5 new to $450 My 90 ales Recreational Mgr. wants Exec. Secretary ersonnel, Ai org. Girl Friday anager, type To that phone a475 PARK 515 Secy, aid publicity manager public contact She may bring in your letter, sponsor, $600 Customer service, light typing $390 Customer relations. sales dept. Compose letters for sales mgr. training HO 677-5130 Room : AT HIGHLAND SECRETARY Small handle a great variety of situations on her own. Free. MISS PAIGE Dempster 636 AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION Ridge Av. Evanston 869-2580, ext. 418 Equal Opportunity Employer DEPT. LIGHT TYPING AND TELEPHONE experience. General clerical duties. Will train. Apply Personnel Office. BANK Evanston DaAvis Opportunity 8-8100 Prefer some sary. FREE. college but for Jo SHORE St. lover 3-4333 EXCELLENT High School oO. PERSONNEL 2 and ” our ; i. a egree . Em- | in h ‘—* ecnnician ologic Excellent en starting progression, ‘ : : salaries— free uniforms pollen at bach sontionsie— our work areas history — lo mene no — plus liberal of fringe taneltie. the : a: APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE CLERK who . necessary. 0Inols cea graduate assignm on-the-job-training COLEGR , GRADUATE SOM chemistry desirable. Experience nter OPPORTUNITY 100 t Dempster os sie ondays oe. toe -m. throu (Evening and Saturday interviews by appointment) FOR enjoys 2 blocks PHOTOCOPY UN west of Skokie Hwy.) An Equal Oppertiniy lik 9-9000 ) ‘ Correspondent PROGRESSIVE offering a 3 COMPANY month IS tra NO prog! for women between 19 and 40. Sti salary $375 with a raise in 6 mont $400 and potential to $600. iin in rapidly moving field of credit. Som previous clerical experience, howeve no typing is u » Excell company benefits. No fee. IF YOU ARE UNABLE PLEASE REGISTER TO COME IN, BY PHONE Viuipay ae EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1612 Chicago Ave. Evanston - Program? UN 9-9510 llinois Bell Telephone Company BR Correspondent — $100 PLUS We have an PER WEEK. excellent opportunit: our Credit Dept. for an individual work as a Correspondent. Some: writing background preferred. E lent working conditions employee benefits. AMERICAN and PhOOC Ss 2100 DEMPSTER offices in — Evanston — Wilmette — Highland Park Operator — Clerk — Service Representative KEYPUNCH OPERATOR EVANSTON DOWNTO 6 to 9 months ex i ae numeric verifyer. rmanent; | working conditions. Expanding n data center. Excellent —e le merit rated advancement a ri benefits. 3742 hour work week. CALL C. C. BOYER, 869-2300 typists—$4800-5400 Salary dependent on: experience. and call collect or visit the Nearest TYPING. not CAREFULLY neces- Illinois Bell Employment Center 336-9915 Near North- western static::. Mitchell’s 276 Deerpath, Lake Forest. 234-3870. os ek in : Meraherof the Chicago AMERICAN 8-7466 869-9915 2, interested figure work. Duties involve checking, . follow up and payment of invoices. | Nila Ave and Searle Parkwé Very lignt typing required. Excellent : vi working conditions plus many fringe | C/,/; benefit ORchard 3 “34! 33 okie enefits. (2 blocks ‘hetth cnar ae Cae ; 708 Church St., Evanston March ere PAYABLE What's Important to YOU 328-3400 dinner. t. tan + AA ssistan’ can find interesting E ACCOUN lO N. Utica Waukegan WAITRESS graduate work, in 1520 N. Chicago Ave. Evanston through AND | na a brownlie personnel Lunch ; oa maceutic Researc al school Laborat h Some high chemistr heipf y erit Employment Committee. Evanston DA CONSIDER service rep. $385-475 CONTACT—NO door S ID in — 3EN. Packaging Corp. of Ameri Downtown Evanston firm needs girl who enjoys being her own oss. If you like working as a Girl Friday, you should check into this. NO FEE. Ask for Job No. 4433 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466. PUBLIC LLabb i. ag Cle SOME ‘ > 400 ,Golf“ Cent Mill Exceptional Advancement Opportunities? then, it you quality, we have a position for you at | GIRL OFFICE ALL the plus other North Suburban Communities Employer s SKI; fueut itecn ; ROEBUCK Ug CR 2-1774 te Aid TRUST CO. OF EVANSTON St. sk Church Tuition PART-TIME CASHIER NEEDED TO assist in executive office cafeteria, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily Monday through Friday. Lunch provided, good hourly rate. Equal | N DER PARK ! TYPING work, Office Services PREFER WOMAN WITH uncrowded office NORTH GOOD detail : ervice to Good Pay? Challenging Work? Variety ot Hours? Nice Surroundings? Excellent Pension Plan? 1632 Chicago Ave., Evanston Davis US Nite Sih w Lots of variety here, involving h light typing and ‘hello phones, lig girl duties. Ayping gS interesting Packaging Corp. of America An right What's Important to YOU in a JOB? CASHIER HAVE enjoy p.m. S p you dana needs girl for their front desk. | PLACEMENT 966-0700 Very good starting salary with merit rated advancement, 37% hr. week, fringe benefits. Evanston Executive Office National Corp. Acceptable preemployment test scores, work or school references required. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300. 800 necessary "DEPARTMENT envigw Sh for a personal EE s ; A AT NORTHBROOK 512 High school grad with figure aptitude and good typing ability. Previous credit dept. or bank exper. helpful. Excellent opportunity to learn modern new credit department operation. NATIONAL M Prefer time bu noe full amen helpful. COMPANY : Golf Mill Store acmngap ete cheaee program a.m. - 5:00 ot The S E A R S RECEPTIONIST $450 Credit Correspondent EVANSTON DOWNTOWN FIRST , MUST and cz EXECUTIVE 6028 BOOKKEEPING a TWO OFFICE LOCATIONS Room 308 aaah takes intepyiaw, 475-3500 Bldg. be which arrange assignmee nts. ee F her and_ individual program oi e Ps Sh TEMPORARY WORK | Evanston 9:30 . tas | MUST HAGOOD | VE‘TYPING , n PERS ONNEL ARTME MONDAY THROUG CI aiid: Clerk Typist to offer Fe Public contact, light steno aid mgr. $450 MO. AS Keypunch trainee, no skills $350 STARTS $560 2. office variety variet $40 0 | SALARY secy. fine exec. AT is not heavy, around d general 1 office more toimportan t is Steno someone who can An We to may - ek ee W re Z SEARS benefits APPLY includes field training listed Inc. $600 i] time in experience wall te tien sentialas . ce : a in a A Pp: gor r? res before F RS 7 able (hours unique ot 24 gg and full work A \\ arance pore name, in to offices No a neat and attractive flexible). you comes ° $375 MORTON GROVE—SKOKIE Bookkeeper, busy small office «x of person 0 | 1609 Sherman spot aed postcard, coupon, Ineresti ion variety $400 mp || Old Orchard nterestingionist producti ng product dept. variety on depe Reservat for salesmen 9-5 Prof. Are for os . letter, Lifesavers, .ach le lied aca ane er Exec. by attached person ey Dictaphone Secy in Sales 9-5 Train to aid busy market us gago | card or cr coupon. V $425 DEERFIELD—HIGHLAND tell or below. Accts. payable, Rec., 35 hrs. a bast in _ all the desire and ability to work with people, be ice Cee ceri cece ecens eta homes famous The type of woman we are seeking must have of pa Share solve price ranges throughout the entire North Shore. iss H.P. e eee ices 3 for Top Director selling imme- for S ecreta 3 roe the Following Areas Fr. tor wome ‘ :in 7 who are interested in full-time w You available. Openings work. their home needs and re- quirements. they the time $40 paid 2 weeks oc qualify $475 9- to ;\ er va i j diately cofigee fessional a - Has © ee and junior executives, helping them Papin IMPORTANT phone Book ee TT TE Medical, Director's crignt “Arm” r., i occ Opies, $400 $500 V.P. ee — L a¥is ot Fea . you will be working with professional, executive etlinh aleswomen — | Comptometer Op be a G. D. Searle & Co. : Feat eotsts’ salsawoinns Seitne from can’t Help ee“EPO : Business Clerical ‘te s roven tha offers unlimited opportun ity for have not works work 40 30 days women S ier the waka tenacious "te devaswoman Tal kers sate Jroman 107 SEARS eid: 100,000 ee a or Ores Seer are nas nasi ds sh aeeeedacl lebses as Had F Sonny 425 Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional there are 100,000 women temporaries. $400 Secy to busy buyer, light steno Dictaphone—Secy Re Pn $500 107 $10, aestimate Year s Realake Estate” CLIP THIS COUPON TODAY!!! vod ON off. no steno Any required hours worked. Offer “4 apply to night, student, BATA off. Receptionist, learn new switchbd. trainee, teacher i small td Workers who after — $433 $346 NORTHBROOK—NORTHFIELD Bookkeeper, $40 — Wor go on our payroll. $550 To pot hrs. 100% Phone, public contact 9-5 eee Sua, SE, Te re — z Office hrs. within ORCHARD Exec. Secretary, V.P. in Sales Personnel Assistant to Rah Receptionist, Wives Experienced Skilled BY PHONE 5-2400 and Sponsor DEVON REGISTER ‘ RIAN WALD, AUTHOR OF now MA | EARN $40 | NORTHWEST 1740 Help Wanted—Women ANYONE MORTON Grove 5347 ee $10,000 Husbands ABOVE SUN DRUGS AT AUSTIN 5945 W. a Pe. Business and Professional Office Workers . - 100% FREE JOBS Train 107. Professional (] || Teme. EMPLOYM Girl , Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Payroll ‘ is 7 Help Wanted—Women YO RE : . 107 eo ea { E. Illinois Bell APPLY NOW Telephone Company — An Equal open. Typing from 45 wpm. take a beginner. 9-5. Free. Employer j brownlie personnel 708 Church St., Evanston 328-3400 Billing and Records Clerk IMMEDIATE POSITION FOR PE sonable girl to do typing and gener: clerical work. Permanent assignm offering a variety of duties. company vacation Opportunity up. benefits, including and profit-sharing. Apply in person. BARRETT-CRAVENS CO, RD. NORTHBRO 630 DUNDEE 1967 — Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classified —_— } �7 Help Wanted—Women Help Wanted—Women | 107 _ Business and Professional Excellent earnings PLUS SEARS outstanding benefits. ad done during normal dayht hours. 40 Hour week for APPLY PERSONNEL weeks. No selling involved! equirements: you must be ersonable, physically _ fit, MONDAY : 3715 hour sal, work with week, good advancement starting opportuni- START NOW IN OUR SOUTH SIDE office. Call Lou Schaff for details at 785-7626 Goldberg-Emerman C. C. Boyer, 869-2300 ackaging Corp. of America Corp. SUBSIDIARY GISHOLD DIVISION OF GIDDINGS & LEWIS STENOS Gen. 2. 3. NEEDED FOR Av. Evanston 869-2580 ext. 418 Equal Opportunity Employer public contact 9-5 hrs. EVwomMust enjoy MEDICAL OR APPLY 8 A.M. TO 4:40 P.M. An EMPLOYMENT 1618 Orrington TELETYPE CORPORATION Equal office. with Mrs. 8-6880 YOU’LL BE TRAINED TO GREET patients, ans. phone and set appts. for prominent N. suburban doctor. Light typing and neat appearance. $95 week. re e. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 An NEW Equal al (Rent Z for an National Avenue Evanston, Opportunity Employer POSITION. Ill. EXCELLENT with OP- commensurate ability. ‘E. 1. duPont deNemours 6161 conditions Gross An Point Rd. Equal 222-5126 EDITORIAL Registered Nurse Co. Niles, Opportunity Ill. Employer. ASSISTANT ASSISTANT TO TECHNICAL STAFF. College trained. Excellent opportunit: for WANTED: ALIVE AND INTERESTED nurse! Work with college age young eaceee in 44 bed university infirmary. ambitious Good typist Evanston. and intelligent preferred. Top giri. salary. PRESTON TECHNICAL ABSTRACTS CO. available for 11-7 An HELP equal 475-4397 opportunity employer. TOP SECRETARY. COSMETIC FIRM old Orchard. Small office. Will interview ‘Thurs. and Friday this week. Must move on this. $125 to start. 9-5. Plus office Call Jim, OR 52300. Skokie Employment. No Fee. HOSPITAL Has Outstanding Opportunities Available: EKG-BMR TECHNICIAN Will train capable high school graduate to handle electrocardiograph and basic metabolism testing equipment. Must be able to work with patients, co-workers and public effectively. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri., occas. Sat. with ccmp. time off. PUBLIC RELATIONS SECRETARY Will assist publicity staff by typing copy for hospital publications. tistic aptitude helpful and previous public relations exp. pref. but required. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. WARD SECRETARY Will assist nursing and medical staff ing unit. No typing req. Must enjoy public. APPLY 3 TO 11:30 P.M. PERSONNEL DEPT. 2650 RIDGE AVE. SS: 4 EET Se <a ee CoP ; Rae: ode SPR er ee SN Arnot with general clerical duties of nursbusy atmosphere and working with 492-4600 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald se i 475-7900 | - portunity for well-organized girl with gone typing and shorthand ability. ood working conditions and em- ADMINISTRATIVE openings at ployee benefits. Salary working TIME SECRETARY To Field Sales Manager excellent fringe benefits. Call Coakley, UN 4-9600, ext. 313. PERSONNEL YOU’LL START BY GREETING APlicants applying for office positions, elp them with simple forms. Later you'll learn to interview and test them yourself. $90 week. Free. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 WOMEN TO DO TRANSPLANTING OF spring bedding plants in greenhouse. Call GR 5-1933 Employer FOR Pleasant BELL Chicago Employer EVANSTON DOCTOR'S GIRL FRIDAY 5555 W. TOUHY SKOKIE, ILL. 1630 CLERK TYPISTS. DIVERSIFIED duties. Good typing required. SECRETARY SPARE Insurance Company Glenview NEEDS 2 YOUR Washington EVANSTON HIGH SCHOOL SECY. SERVICE DAvis Rd. PArk 4-8000 Opportunity USE appointment. DEPENDABLE WOMAN CAPABLE OF operating branch store. 5 day week. Salary and commission plus fringe benefits. Wayne Cleaners. Hubbard Woods Fashion Center. ID 2-0465. LEWIS | TO 5 P.M. Waukegan STORE SECY. NORTH SUBURBAN MEDICAL ASSO.ciation is looking for a secretary for one of their top men. No previous medical experience required. Excellent salary. 9-5, Mon. through Fri. FREE. SATURDAY MRS. MIES Research Center 801 mmediate Evanston NOT to advantage by earning extra money? We have a limited number of openings for women with good typing skills to work five nights a week from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Good starting salary and excellent working conditions. Call shift 5 days or less. Personal experience with college age children helpful. Call 869-8100 for further information and interview. An equal opportunity employer. Local school needs girl who enjoys working in an academic atmosphere. No steno required, Good salary. NO FEE. Ask for Job No. 4396 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466. 676-1000, Ext. 5243 Church An Equal WHY DESIRABLE MRS. Service EVANSTON Suite 627 869-7790 Opportunity Employer PART-TIME Evening Work National Dairy _IN- Ridge SCHOOL 636 20 TO 40 CONTACT CLERK-TYPIST St., Temporary OUTSTAND. COMPANY BENEFITS 3644 HOUR WEEK CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston EXPER. AGE president in a regional office an all-skills secretary. Age open Salary $500. 708 Church 328-3400. Mill For Payroll Department BANKING of Church ; KELLY SERVICES Cashier-Accounting Clerk young self to people. . 450-$500 excellent positions featuring a variety of opportunities in Evanston, Deerfield, Skokie, Northbrook, Morton Grove. An Courtesy parking at corner and Chicago Avenue. Niles, Illinois No shorthand, secretary with light ‘bookkeeping to run a 1-gal office. Age open. Salary open and high, plus excellent benefits, Vice needs to 40; IMMEDIATE WORK FOR EVERYONE, WHATEVER YOUR SKILLS, FROM A TOP KNOTCH SECRETARY TO A JUNIOR CLERK. COME IN THIS WEEK AND REGISTER! We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and a Member of the Chicago Merit Employment Committee brownlie personnel Opportunity 400 Golf Hospital office; relates FRIDAY Shopping Center 827-1108 1. All skills, small starter type who Excellent salary. BEING A KELLY GIRL PERSON ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Golf Mill Store $$ Secretaries $$ 1740 CALL TODAY FOR MORE INFORMATION GET THE DETAILS FROM AL PILGRIM Equal Lutheran DON'T BE GREEN WITH ENVY! EVERYONE'S DUBLIN’ THEIR $$'S SEARS, 3200 Dempster Professional Temporary and Part-Time DEPARTMENT THROUGH and OFFICE WORK Glenview Bus Service takes you right to the door Phone GR 5-4331 Des Plaines Business 9:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. 1718 Sherman SMALL FIRM IN DOWNTOWN anston needs mature, intelligent an—steno and typing required. be able to handle clients and people. $450 up. FREE. THRU MONDAY SERVICE AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION Scheduled Increases 8 Paid Holidays Social Activities - Promotional Opportunities An Evanston IN PERSONNEL ternational Department of national arganization located in Evanston. High School graduate with strong typing skills, neat appearance. Good starting salary, liberal fringe benefits. Work with young men "ON THE WAY UP" SUNDAY — GIRL TEMPORARY CLERK-TYPIST Assist Engineers Great Spot For Beginners or Someone with experience MONDAY RIGHT Help Wanted—Women 107, We have a permanent, full time opening for a woman interested in selling women's foundation wearables. APPLY Immediate Work Near Home Or Loop On Days Or Weeks You Want Phone Lovely brand new offices, pleasant surroundings, excellent salary and all company benefits to good EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ADDITIONAL $25, $50, $75 BONUS Opposite MOVING TO Elk Grove Village ties, fine fringe benefits and working conditions. Pre-employment tests oa assure you are effectively Gall PLUS ~ | Professional Excellent starting salary plus SEARS outstanding employe benefits. 5 “tered pay HIGHEST RATES We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and a Member of the Chicago Merit Employment Committee. quires good figure aptitude, typing gael previous experience in inting or clerical work. FREE First and SEARS CORSETIERE CLERKS MACHINE OPRS. With Niles, Illinois modern comoperation. Re- accounting FRIDAY Shopping Center -VANSTON DOWNTOWN position, THROUGH ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Golf Mill Store 400 Golf Mill | “ACCOUNTING CLERK Help Wanted—Women Business NEED $40 SEARS, ILLINOIS STATE ~ EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 572 MAPLE, EVANSTON sponsible DEPARTMENT Glenview Bus Service takes you right to the door ate model standard size car insured for liability. Apply aily 1:00 PM Monday rough Friday at TYPISTS STENOS IN PERSON 9:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. ve valid drivers license and 107 Professional PART TIME WE + in North Chicago Area. /ork is pleasant, interesting late model sliver samples of a new prod- _ FULL OR COSMETIC CONSULTANT cars to ed for people with stand- and TEMPORARY Permanent Job Opportunity for an experienced cosmetic consultant to represent famous brand cosmetic lines. ice. We have an immediate Help. Wanted—Women Business SEARS & Gamble ~NEW PRODUCT ~SAMPLE DELIVERY O per week plus car allowAlay 107 Professional > Procter Business and is ee ee ii Weer March eros ec) ee 2 1967 eee ees — �% 107 Help Wanted—Women Business and 107 temporary jobs Clerk-Typists Earn up to $100 week You'll have pleasant working conditions, cafeteria on premises, paid vacation and holidays, bonus half day for good attendance plus other excellent benefits including insurance and profit sharing. MORTON A. C. NIELSEN Part-Time Office FULL DAYS — FULL. WEEKS — FULL MONTHS — TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS FOR OUR CUSTOMERS IN THEIR OFFICES. Registrations must be made in person. Phone for appointment. We are your ‘‘personal’’ service. workpower An openings and Offices in Chicago, Evanston, Lincolnwood. Short eg 5 Days 4 Full Days (8:30 All interviewing 2101 to 5:00) will be W. Howard CHICAGO done St. at Northwest 5-4400 Chicago An After 11:00 A.M. Equal Opportunity Employer Pleasant modern office. Liberal company benefits with good opportunities for advancement. Interviewing 8:15 to 4:30 or appt. may be arranged after 5 p.m. or on Sat. Call Miss Hartung at OR 5-2200 Equal 7-7700 SO Locations include Grove, Northbrook, AT Fees Employer Ill. previous are paid Evanston, Deerfield. APPLY IN PERSON E. or Equal Opportunity Washington Morton Chicago National GOOD TYPING SKILLS, SOME shorthand required. Hours i to 5 p.m. Mon, through Fri. Must have own =e Highland Park §831- STENOS CLERKS To Ill. Employer Days 7a — es appt. Ss UN 9-3520 St., Evanston Lloyd Hollister Inc. GENERAL OFFICE $105 WEEK PUBLIC CONTACT White Collar Gir s of America SUITE 221, EVANSTON. ILL. 708 CHURCH ST., Call — Jeanne , 1967 120 Hours of Work for Us Nash 869-7234 AGENCY NEEDS time receptionist. Much tact. Light typing. No needed. FREE. 1618 E MPLOYMENT Orrington GENERAL SECRETARY (SALES Excellent. opportunity for typist move a_ into an a sec ; Standard Rate & Data ServiceJ ublishin OCAL PUBLISHING two women. editoral Salary needed. One dept.—one fay for for dependent FREE. on : College's exp. KEYPUNGH OPERATOR NORTH opening SUBURBAN for COMPANY keypunch HAS operator~ minimum of 6 monthsee Alpha Numeric 026 and rith, ie! on machine: preferred. 2-5, VOLKSWAGEN NORTH CENT! EDITOR LOCAL FIRM NEEDS public conexperience doing news, and 1618 8-6880 OFFICE WORK SOME TYPING. EXPERIENCE NOT necessary. Will train. 5 days 9-5. POOL’S PRESS 2018 Lehigh Av. Glenview Ask for Ell Sampson, 724-2280. GIRL research, writing nee promotions, up to star ‘ ete. SERVICE DAvis High School Graduate EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY office procedures and | materia handling business. Run orders on ditt machine and handle literature ¢ bution. ees wnt opportunity advancement. Apply in person. BARRETT-CRAVENS CO. 630 Dundee DINING Rd. Northb ROOM HOSTESS-DA Villa Moderne Restaurant, Boulevard, Northbrook, Ml. Mr. Council. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald me Ss 111 S$) VE 5-3: Classified TO ny LEWIS Orrington learn SERVICE A run their company paper. You will y EMPLOYMENT A FULL DAvis to position. Will handle affairs of | sales executives of this ins publishing firm. jntereates Call visit Mr. Ed. SurekExt. 202. 3737 Lake Cook Rd. An Equal Opportunity Employer YOU’LL BE SORT OF GIRL FRIDAY (no steno) to top exec of excel. local firm. Some typing and a responsible person req’d. Public contact is important eS of your position. Free. PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 semaine 966-0700 AD PUBLISHI 328-3400. Evanston firm needs girl with some bookkeeping background and typing to help out in their accounting dept. Very good salary for the right girl. NO FEE. Ask for Job No. 4347 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466 PLUSH Larse AND 708 Church St., Evanston. BOOKKEEPING CLERK Trans. Mach. Oper. Keypunch Operator Pay brownlie personnel 1232 Central Av., — ALpine 1-4300E Typist . 5201 Old Orchard Rd. YO GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR GIRL OR woman, Typing essential. Pleasant office. Permanent position. Good starting salary. 5 day week. ne ieee benefits. To Any -Qualified Skills Personality ADVERTISING General Office 1967 Emp 864-4205 SERVICE 9-5 "Cuureh ty Very Good Fringe Benefit CLIFF antag of ee good Very Good A Downtown Evanston Firm needs a young woman who enjoys working with people. There are good company benefits and opportunities to move Evanston Office Only Sood Month Pe have Typist-Secretary Challenging. OrOppo rtunities ELAIN EVI ELL. INC. North ee tig Office ahead. a variety Good (and no typing) Introductory Bonus Who Completes Must ROBT a wees UNIV ome a tna DEP. TEMPORARY PART-TIME PUBLIC CONTACT $50 Stenographer handle 1812 Chicago A An Equal Opportunity North side office LO 1-2696 EVANSTON OFFICE 869-/234 Opportunity benefit program includ vacation and tuition reduction. TYPISTS BOOKKEEPERS Announces The Opening Of Its... 945-1000 TYPIStS PUBLIC RELATIONS Top pay. Bonus plan Wor ean: to home Co lar: Gir s of America Rd. Equal duties. Evanston, Opportunity p DIV. SCM Employer Avenue Equal incluc refund, family hospitalization, DE odic increases and a wee paycheck. Lake-Cook Insurance Company An benefits tuition KLEINSCHMIDT ENJOY MODERN OFFICE ENVIRONment and outstanding benefits on a ypsttien right in your wy hborhood. e will train good t yoo -50 bee for varied clerk tyouest positions. Goo starting salary and pleasant working conditions. For more information call MR. REASNER at 475-7900. by the employer. 10, 100% AT WHY SPEND HOURS COMMUTING? 1630 March Excellent An ng ned bated SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston Terminates If your job has lost its ¢ lenge and has become re and if you would like varie with a daily challenge, p haps our reservation secre may be the spot for you. Touhy HART SCHAFFNER & MARX The New Standard of Excellence In Temporary Office Help White experience special skill needed. You will be trained for your job. Permanent work, good starting rates, excellent benefits— 3 weeks vacation after Ist year, free hospitalization and life insurance. Age open. GOOD?? Account information clerk (no typing); file clerk; receptionist; switc board trainee; clerk typist; general office work. tidy Wenebcaaeuk Business cad Professional SECRETARY CLERK TYPIST We have a variety of good openings for beginners and people with limited work experience. HALL No THE NOT Evanston, Opportunity CO 107 Seeking reliable women for light stock work at our new distribution center. NEW JOB MARKET? SKILLS TO National Avenue OR ale 2 WOMEN An Hwy. Insuarnce Company 1630 RELOCATE ACCOUNTING CLERK. High School grads. interested in working with figures. Light exp. helpful or will train beginners with good math aptitude. Evanston firm—owned and Operated by Evanstonians Washington WILL SECRETARIES AND TYPISTS. 1 to 2 years experience preferred but we are interviewing High School and business school grads w/good skills. WE WILL TRAIN A _ QUALIFIED typist for this interesting position. Enjoy pleasant surroundings and full range of benefits. Good starting salary with regular merit salary increases. For Appointment CALL MRS. BROWNING HO Chicago Av. DAvis 8-0555 COME IN OR CALL MRS. 475-7900 for an appointment. WE GENERAL OFFICE. Will train recent High School grads. for general office work in our mail room. DICTAPHONE OPERATOR Clerical Workers SPRING our new office building in Northfield Township. We have openings in the following areas: top rates — weekly pay CO. Figure Workers Typists. ve Clerks All Office Skills GROVE IN 3-4100 Skokie Blvd. ve Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Professional Skokie, Ill. Evanston—839 H. M. Harper Co. 8200 LEHIGH YO 6-6000 7747 Dict. Opers. Typists Arlington Heights—1806 CL 9-3500 and ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. Stenographers Contact Miss Byrne 107. Help Wanted—Women Business Typists We have openings for accurate typists for billing, order and affidavit typing. Also openings combining typing and clerical work such as record keeping, filing, etc. An 107. Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Professional 5 �107 Business and Professional sds snce, by SERVICE college girl office experi- to assist customers by mail and 1 shone. Special assignments require ite patting talent for promotional apaigns. No typing. ORDER CLERKS ER SERVICE DEPARTMENT ds alert high school graduate with >e experience to screen and to edit mer orders, to take customers lex a hone, to do miscellaneous Ca es. 4 ~. 729-3000 = SCOTT ‘‘A Good Place to Work’’ ‘‘Where People Are Important’’ An ‘-ATIONAL PUBLISHERS E. Lake Av., Glenview al Opportunity Employer oe Job ona abe GIRLS age, ee winter weather n unpleasant is chore - We understand S and are willing to do it for you. Vhether inh working now and find difficult to visit our lovely, modern, mtown Evanston office or just feel 2 sieeping late this morning - call let us know about yourself and dur future plans. An interview with e of our licensed, professional ints today may mean a new ER for you tomorrow. Listed are just a few of the exciting, gressive types of jobs just waiting the RIG YOU. IVE SECRETARIES L TYPISTS R ONISTS NO’ PT IST LIGN LANGUAGE you’re to DAVIS ST. IMMEDIATE in : a OPENING FOR area. short CLERKS Full shift or term assign- LS. O ALL ares OF WETICE HELP KEYPUNCH OPERATORS. most and e 202, Niles Hours: 99-4495 9 to 5 daily income. Call an interview PEARSON Insurance ALpine 1-0660 CLERICAL POSITIONS ~ NOW OPEN : AT THE ILMETTE STATE BANK Contact Mr. Gooding or Mr. Murphy Cashier-Wrappers SAKS FIFTH AVENUE Old Orchard, Skokie, Ill. has openings for full time permanent positions. Many employee benefits. Liberal intelligent public person contact and sal with people. terview, test has enjoys ability to We will train you to and place job LABORATORY appli- _Orrington E. |. duPont 8-6880 ~~ SPORTSWEAR ASSISTANT MANAGER SUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR Pe taces Ger ~ KAY CAMPBELL pable woman to assist FIGURE or manager YOU ENJOY WORKING WITH 2s? We have many interesting open for girls who have an for figure detail. Experienced will train. To $500, FREE. _ EMPLOYMENT Orrington SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 Copywriter Trainee B= 5 gee vith college firm will typing. ability for Jr. tion. Good train and Copywriting salary. Ask for Job NORTH SHORE 6 Church St. NO FEE. girl some deNemours Point Equal Rd. 222-5126 Opportunity Anybody Co. Niles, Il. Employer. For Figures? LIFF CA- and CLERKS LEWIS OPERATOR WE HAVE SEVERAL POSITIONS open for people who have a flair for numbers, and are accurate. If this is you and you can do light typing (or ~ even if you can’t) call us. 'S 869-0300 Davis Gross An DAvis ASSISTANT EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY—WILL consider a beginner. Will train on teletype. Good working conditions and employee benefits. 6161 : LEWIS» _ EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Office assist with a variety of Laboratory duties .as well as some clerical work. Should have laboratory experience or college laboratory courses plus accurate typing. Wiil consider part-time KEYPUNCH NEEDS who the Personnel NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Ave. Evanston - An Equal Opportunity Employer PERSONNEL TRAINEE SERVICE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9 - 5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston receptionist $350 N.S. BANK NEEDS for their front contact. FREE A MARY POPPINS desk. All public N. Lincoln W. Touhy Daily ¢ $400 BR SP 9-5, Sats. to 12 Packaging Corp. of America editor-—$500 up ee in familar FIRM IN needs writer Eng. with St., TOP JOB IN BRANCH OFFICE OF well-known organization working for boss. Excellent for experienced younger girl. NO FEE. Ask for Joh No. 4494 North Shore Personnel 636 Church St. DA 8-7466. personnel clerk $375-460 MATURE EXPERIENCED SECREtary. Able to organize, assume responsibility maintain careful follow through and meet the public with ease. Must have good typing, shorthand preferred. Liberal benefit proSram includes 3 week vacation and tuition reduction. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Ave. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer NEED DO brownlie personnel 708 Church St. Evanston. 328-3400 Real Estate Secretary PROPERTY MANAGEMENT _ DEpartment. Pleasant variety of duties. Salaries. Regular hours. Mature applicant preferred. QUINLAN SERVICE CLERK VERY LIGHT TYPing Sherman Avenue Evanston. You’ll handle heavy phone work with the home office process some claims, act as general receptionist. Salary $400 plus many excellent benefits. Details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT DA 8-7171 No Fee. ist Nat’! Bk. Bldg. D-502 RECEPT.-TYPIST TO $110 Young girl pref. for small co. west Evanston. Dorothy Parks Placement, 627 Grove, 328-7622. & TYSON, INC. EVANSTON BR 3-3750 CAFETERIA INCOME? YOU HAVE A PLEASANT TELEPHONE VOICE? PLEASE. OR TYPING office near CALL 966-6300 APPLY VICTOR COMPTOMETER CORP. 8350 NORTH LEHIGH MORTON GROVE, ILL. An Equal Opportunity Employer POSITIONS AS TELLER OR BOOKkeeper in a modern Savings and Loan Association available to women interested in good pay and pleasant surroundings. Experience helpful but will train qualified beginner. Call Mr. Nashalman At AL 1|-7200 First Federal Savings and Loan Assoc. of Wilmette 1210 Central DON’T UNDERESTIMATE YOUR VALue in the business world. We have positions available for you if your skills are rusty or even if you have Es CLIFF CLERK-TYPIST MERCHANDISE MART Bright, to keep important lists and files accurately for adv. dept. of leading publishing firm. Good oppty. for young or mature beginner. Excellent co. benefits and working conditions. Call 869-8600. PARKER PERSONNEL EVANSTON 600 DAVIS 2nd FLOOR CLERICAL—FULL TIME ACCURATE TYPIST PAID VACATIONS AND HOLIDAYS Good Salary Phone for Interview CRestwood 2-2700 ore Ferney DIVINE WORD SEMINARY Waukegan Rd. between Northbrook and Glenview. Techny, Illinois. IF YOU ENJOY PERSONAL CONtacts with people, this is the job for you. Some typing required. CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Sat. by Hours 9-5 appt. 636 Church UN 9-3520 St., Evanston Av. Wilmette, Ill. 60091 BILLING DEPT. REMARKABLE the right girl. desired but not many fringe building being facility soon to OPPORTUNITY FOR Automobile experience required. Top salary, benefits. Brand new built. Huge, modern be completed. Evanston Dodge, Inc. 1810 Ridge 328-5808 — JUST RECEPTION LOVELY OFFICE WHERE YOU’LL be the official greeter for visitors, guests and clients. You'll learn to secure reservations for those who travel. Light typing and _ pleasant perhonality qualify. To $90 week. ree. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 service order clerks $350-375 LOCAL FIRM NEEDS ORDER clerks for four of their area offices. No typing needed—will train beginners. FREE. brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400. St., Evanston RADIO-TV TRAINEE PLUSH ADVERTISING AGENCY IS looking for a girl to work in their Broadcast Business Department. Good starting Typing 1618 job in required. the Radio-TV field. SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 FREE. LEWIS EMPLOYMENT Orrington : GIRL FRIDAY HELP If you are a bright, young gal with good secretarial skills (shtd. not nec.), I need you for a diversified position in Data Processing production control. Salary open. Liberal venient location. PARKER PERSONNEL 600 DAVIS * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald ae Employer Victor Golf RECEPTIONIST GENERAL CAFETERIA. PART-TIME BAKER—FULL TIME—EARLY HRS. Apply Miss Drake, 864-9600 Opoportunity INTERESTING WORK CLOSE TO home in pleasant surroundings. Good skills, but only light experience required. Many employee benefits. MOTHERS Evanston High School CLERK TYPIST. LIGHT general office work small university. Call DA 8-1856. EXTRA EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston WONDERFUL FOR BEGINNER— leading into personnel. Fig. apt. and light typing required. FREE. 1571 SHERMAN AV. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 Evanston Equal Secretary Dictaphone Typist Clerk Typist Inc. CALL FOR OUR CIRCULATION dept. in Highland Park and Deerfield. Excellent commission in your spare time. Call Mrs. Hayes The Hollister Newspapers 1232 Central Av. Wilmette AL 1-4300 Ext. 250 EXECUTIVE SECY. $6,000 CHICAGO AVENUE EVANSTON, ILL. Equipment Group TO Evanston 708 Church 328-3400 St., An SECRETARY copy. brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400 1630 Teller and Bookkeeper DOWNwith a and EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY IF YOU ARE AN EXPERIENCED OPERATOR OR ARE WILLING TO LEARN. WORK A FIVE DAY, 371% aid WEEK IN OUR MODERN HOM OFFICE BUILDING. TO TRAIN YOU MUST HAVE AT LEAST 20-30 WPM TYPING SKILL AND CAREER PLANS. SALARY COMMENSURATE 6301 Lincoln Av. Morton Grove 965-4700 267-6900 An Equal Opportunity Employer or Journalism. layout or Trainee Pleasant surroundings and excellent benefit program including full tuition reimbursement. Laboratories, 5-0400 4-8585 Pleasant environment. Executive office, national corporation. 374% hour work week, good starting salary with merit rated advancement. Fine fringe benefits. Pre-employment tests given to assure effective placement. Call C. Boyer 869-2300 Degree Experienced Baxter Desirable position requires good typing, shorthand skills. Some previous steno or office experience. flair. IBM KEYPUNCH 1947 The individual we are seeking must enjoy a busy working atmosphere and must be able to handle a variety of situations that occur when dealing with a large number of people. Some college and/or office experience would be helpful. Light typing required. SECRETARY EVANSTON DOWNTOWN INTERNATIONAL town Evanston since EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR A capable young woman who likes detail work and public contact. Position involves interesting, diversified personnel activities including employee record control. IVY FOR ALL JOBS brownlie personnel posi- No. 4386 PERSONNEL DA 8-7466 708 Church Evanston or full time. “an Equal Opportunity Employer’’ _____ 1200 Central Av. EMPLOYMENT Business Service Corp. TRAINING OFFICE — WASHINGTON NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY PERSONNEL HANDLE ALL TRAVEL RESERVAtions for salesmen and execs. in lge. N.S: firm. You’ll order their tickets, check flight schedules, confirm reservations. Type it all up. Lots of phone work, public contact. Fun job. FREE. 4770 7247 call PREFERRED Employer Cen To pe TRAVEL PLANNER Mr. information Mary Patch - 864-450 | Plaines DOCTOR HAS BIG N.S. PRACTICE. You'll learn to welcome patients, pull medical files, answer phones, set appts., type bills, few letters. Doctor prefers beginner to medical work. He wants to train you in his very own way. Age open. Start $400. FREE. appt. & CO. Real Estate UNiversity 4-1940 To Opportunity COMPLETE make Apply Equal DOCTOR'S discounts. Golf Mill Professional Bld 827-6635 Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional BONUS For Des 107 Professional PAID VACATIONS PROFIT SHARING RECEPTIONIST substantial Pearson EVANSTON Suite 221-22 North suburban time, Long or An Employer If P hrsleg like a nice, quiet, airconditioned office with a congenial, human business atmosphere, if you’d like a challenge and a _ lifetime opportunity, let’s talk it over. If ou’re the lady I’m looking for, you’ll GS appreciated and helped in earning work ‘raising your family or changing ces looking for single men, your st call should be to -OMMENCEMENT PERSONNEL 1700 E. Touhy THOUSANDS MORE THAN A WOMAN CAN MAKE IN ANY OTHER FIELD. If you like people, are active civically and socially, mature of judgment, have a home on the Shore in which you have lived a long time, understand the living needs of families and will endeavor to solve their problemnot sell them a house—then you have the qualifications to earn big money. FREE returning Opportunity We offer excellent working conditions, 3 weeks vacation after lst year, free or insurance and hospitalization benefits. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX BIG MONEY! FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE ENT GRADUATES nether Equal The work we have is label sewing; by hand or machine. No experience required, you can learn to do this and earn excellent pay, depending upon quantity you produce. and Interesting Office Work SECRETARIES CLERKS TYPISTS = KEYPUNCH OP. STENOS COMP. OP. BKKPG. MACH. OP. Work 2-3 Days a Week NEAR YOUR HOME or in the LOOP COME IN AND SEE US OR CALL 3400 W. OAKTON SKOKIE, ILL. CO 7-630! OR 3-6701 FORESMAN ECO. ‘ and Maple Streets in Des Plaines. THE POWERS REGULATOR CO, m= Business A PERMANENT JOB AWAITS YOU AT our new distribution center at Touhy 6142 HOUR DAY Exceptional opportunity to work in one of industries most modern and pleasant cafeterias. 8 A.M. TO 2:30 P.M. MONDAY-FRIDAY Uniforms and meals furnished. Duties include helping with various kitchen activities such as making sandwiches and salads, operating dishwasher and filling steam table. Help Wanted—Women 107 o~ * Professional Do You Sew? CAFETERIA HELPER DEPARTMENT with Help Wanted—Women Business COMPANY REPRESENTATIVES /STOME R (107 Business and Professional benefits. Con- EVANSTON 869-8600 March 2, 1967 4 : �$ iL 107 Help Wanted—Women 107 ADVERTISING SEC'Y $500 ; 1618 EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Orrington DAvis sition or FREE. 1618 office skills A No needed. LEWIS EMPLOYMENT Orrington SERVICE DAvis NATIONAL COMPANY REGIONAL sales office. Shorthand and typing skills required. One girl office with pleasant surroundings. 2 mins. from Old Orchard. Excellent fringe bene- 35 hr. week, Monday EVANSTON 5-3100 ABOVE meals. bonus. AVERAGE SALARY. FREE Paid vacation. Attendance Sick benefits. Nr. all transp. PENBRIDGE HOUSE 1406 Chicago Av., Evanston DA 8-6503 ONE GIRL FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER - SECRETARY AVERAGE SHORTHAND FOR REPutable builder and developer moving to Deerfield, Illinois soon. Excellent fringe benefits; hours 9 to 5; 5 days. Age and salary open. Call LO 1-0785: PART-TIME : Avon Openings SMALL OFFICE DAVIS STREET NO shorthand light dictaphone. Salary $433 to start 9-5, 5 days. 35 hr.week. Interesting field of work. You'll work with social service problems etc. Good Benefits. Details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. DA 8-7171 No Fee D-510 TYPIST FOR INTERESTING POS. IN MED. transcription pool. Dictaphone exper. or medical background desirable. Day hrs ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL ‘Personnel Department 355 Ridge Av. Evanston COLLEGE GRAD WITH SOME TYPing to learn copywriting. Local Evanston firm will train bright girl to work in their advertising copywriting dept. Salary $425 to start. Details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT DA 8-7171. No Fee. COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINEE $560 eee ; in Training required. not Degree starts statistics or accounting math, you immediately. No exp. nec. Comand in programming training plete No Fee. systems offered. PARKER PERSONNEL, EVANSTON 869-8600 600 DAVIS EVANSTON CLERK ACCOUNTING Sherman Avenue firm. Salary $450 for woman with some college acct. or ood knowledge of bookkeeping. Deails call BOULEVARD EVANSTON . EMPLOYMENT ist Nat’l. Bk. Bldg. DA 8-7171 No Fee. D-402. LIBERAL ARTS DEGREE. NOT TOO much Office Skills. We have several North suburban firms that have positions calling for higher levels of education. Call Jim OR 5-2300. Skokie Employment. CLERK woman with NO TYPING. neat YOUNGER handwriting for important lettering and artwork. Will train. Some art courses helpful. Details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT DA 8-7171 No Fee D-505 SWITCHBOARD OPR. PERMANENT PART-TIME. WILL ; TRAIN for Centrex console. ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL Personnel Department 355 Ridge Av. Evanston EXEC. SEC’Y $600 For a young attractive person who can handle a very responsible position to a branch ‘mgr., the salary will be completely open. No fee. In Evanston Evans Personnel 1609 Maple UN 9-3160 MANICURIST—EXPD. OR WILL train. 100% plus salary. ; Roman Room Men's Hair Studio 256-4200, Mr. Bates. March 2, 1967 Start Selling Now! Top Earnings Chgo. 583-5147 SUB. 965-3240 CREATIVE OPPORTUNITY CONDUCT SPRING FASHION PARTIES for Realsilk’s quality family apparel. Over 450 styles featuring mn uits, and _ full-fashioned knits. xcellent earnings plus free wardrobe. Choose hours. 372-0797. PART-TIME DESK CLERK AND switchboard operator. Hours Monday through Friday; 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.; also an 8 hour schedule on 6 national holidays. Apply Mr. Hughes. Y.M.C.A. = rove Street, Evanston. GR 5400. SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER FOR Doctors office. Straight typing of reports and letters, simple bookkeeping. Must have a _ good _ telephone Salary MEDICAL ORGANIZATION NORTHbrook area can use a mature or younger woman with typing ability to help with a variety of office duties. Salary $433. per month. Call JIM - saa Employment OR 5-2300 No ee. RECEPTION $450 EVANSTON BUILDING FIRM WANTS a receptionist. You will greet clients, answer phones and type. 9-5. FREE. 1618 EMPLOYMENT Orrington SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 TYPING? WE HAVE SEVERAL openings for younger woman in a small office near fountain Sq. Evanston. Salary to $80. Company will train. Details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT DA 8-7171 No Fee. D-514. commensurate with OFFICE NURSE ASSISTANT AND girl Friday for well known local OB. Doctor. Salary open. High. Some light office duties. For details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT DA 8-7171. BAKERY SALESLADY EXPERIENCED BAKERY GIRL, permanent, full ‘time. Good pay, uniforms furnished, hot meal at noon, other benefits. Apply in person. SMITHFIELD FOODS, INC. 1557 Sherman Av. Evanston CAFETERIA HELP WOMAN INTERESTED IN GENERAL cafeteria work from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Meals and uniforms furnished. Located in Golf Mill Shopping Plaza— Niles. For appointment call Mrs. Gerike at 827-4105 WOMAN WITH FLEXIBLE HOME schedule for telephone work in congenial atmosphere in Downtown Evanston. If you can think quire write clearly and have a pleasant speaking voice we will train you for a permanent part-time position. Write A-864, Box 60, Wilmette. TWO EXCELLENT MEDICAL POSItions in South Evanston. One for an Eye doctor receptionist and typing. One for a medical clinic Salary open. Details call BOULEVARD EMPLOYMENT. DA 8-7171. No Fee. PART-TIME SECRETARY IN WINnetka real estate office for 2 or 3 days a week including Thursdays and Fridays 9 to 5. Some typing and keeping listing records. Call Miss Cook or Mrs. Collins. BAUMANN-COOK HI 6-5000 551 Lincoln Av., Winnetka, NURSE AIDES FOR.7 A.M: TO 3 P.M... DAYS OR 11 p.m, to 7 a.m. night shift in health care center of fine Evanston home. Excellent wages and fringe benefits. Very pleasant working conditions. Call DAvis 8-3042, personnel. BOOKKEEPERS—PROOF MACHINE operators. Full time, permanent, experienced or will train. Benefits other than wages. Winnetka Trust and Savings Bank 791 Elm St., Winnetka Hillcrest 6-0097. OFFICE ASSISTANT INTERESTING AND VARIED ties. Light typing. 5 day week. FERRIS RAMBLER, INC. 1015 Waukegan Road, Glenview 869-5454. ATTRACTIVE RESPONSIBLE YOUNG woman to greet clients, answer phone calls, keep records and see that office runs smoothly. New office building on Peterson near Kimball. 5 day week, rd open. Call for interview, 463WOMAN WANTED Experienced in wallpaper sales to manage and operate wallpaper store. Salary and commission. Opening on March Ist. THE WALLPAPER SHOP, 3343 Golf Rd., Skokie, Ill. 675-5455 days or 878-3774 eves. SECRETARY CASHIER EMPLOYEE CAFETERIA AT KLEINschmidt, Deerfield. 5 days, no Sat. or Sun.; no nights. Meals and uniforms furnished. For appointment call: Mrs. Kay 945-1000 ext. 347 . . WORK IN DOWNTOWN EVANSTON. Some typing required. $400 per month. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, Ht Chicago Ave., Evanston. UN 9- CLERICAL GIRLS NO TYPING SALary to $80 per week. We need several in Skokie and Glenview. Company will train completely. Call Jim Skokie Employment OR 5-2300. No Fee. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life PHOTO STUDIO NORTH SUBURBS will train younger girl H.S. graduate to do re-touching and developing. Some light office work. Call JIM, Skokie Employment OR 5-2300. SCHOOL SECRETARY NO SHORThand. Private Evanston school needs mature woman for a variety of office duties. 9-5 5 days. Call Jim Skokie Employment OR 5-2300. No Fee. 17-30. GUIDE PAGE GIRL—AGE required. Just visitors. No skills personality. No Fee.. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT 1612 Chicago Ave., Evanston UN 9-9510 BR 3-2155 YEAR '’ROUND PART-TIME Join our congenial group working 22 days per week. Challenge, variety, regular work. Gen. office exp. helpful but will train. South-Central Glenview. Glenview Blueprint Service 724-4044. HOUSEMAID NEEDED For routine housework in Presbyterian Home. 3715 hour week. Uniforms and lunch furnished. Apply in person, 3131 Simpson., Evanston or call 492-2906. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY (AGE 25 or over) required for small office. $600 a month. Recipients of written letters are highly educated personnel. Contact Mrs. Andes at Linear Alpha Inc., 823 Emerson, Evanston 475-1730. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST $350 up. Light typing. No experience necessary. No Fee. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT 1612 Chicago Ave. Evanston UN 9-9510, -— BR 3-2155 GIRL TO WORK AS INSPECTOR IN cleaning plant. Will train, Excellent working conditions. Top pay plus many benefits. North Shore Cleaners, 336 Park Av., Glencoe. 835-0038. An Equal Opportunity Employer CLERK-TYPIST FULL TIME POSITION IN office, 35 hour week, full good salary. Call 272-7900 4 GIRL benefits, WAITRESSES—FOUNTAIN CLERKS Full or part-time; experience not necessary; will train; good pay; excellent tips. Apply in person after 2 p.m. Peacock’s Dairy Bar, 1602 Sheridan Rd., Wilmette. TYPE 30 WPM? HAVE ABOVE AVERage figure aptitude? Start $411 as a provosal clerk. NO FEE. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1612 Chicago Av., Evanston. UN 9-9510; BR 3- 2155. SALAD THE HELPER OR INDIAN WILL TRAIN TRAIL HI 6-1703 EXEC. SEC’Y. $625 PER MONTH. No Fee. Age open. Murphy Employment Service 1612 Chicago Avenue, Evanston. UN 9-9510; BR 3-2155. * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements must. IBM and dictating equip. Exc. fringes. 446-8855, Mr. Potts. STOCK GIRL LADIES WANTED TO DEMONSTRATE cosmetics. Must be well-groomed. Full or part-time. Excellent commissions. saaaes 724-8682 Mon. 9 - 5, Tuesdays 9 - or experience transportation. WANTED ANN’S wages. DAvis required. Near 8-6000. SALESLADY PASTRY SHOP. GOOD Call AL 1-0414 or AL 6-1485 NORTH EVANSTON-SMALL GENERal insurance agency needs permanent 14 day secretary. Hours: 9-12:30. Starting salary Fs Call for appointment. DAvis 8-3787. GIRL OR WOMAN FOR INSPECTION and shipping dept. Steady work. High qa ay? SCHULTZ DRY CLEANERS 1152 Central Ave., Wilmette AL 1-2775. Experience PART OR FULL TIME IN OFFICE OF growing recreational business, travel advice. Cortez Rentals. 446-3500. COOK, EXPERIENCED FOR QUANTIty cooking. Also one kitchen helper. Good pay. Uniforms furnished. CR 26400, Ext. 78, Ask for Mrs. Olscn. Glenbrook High School North. RETAIL SEWING I FOR DO evenings. n Varsity hantet . Carers HIGH SCHOOL GIRL AFTER all day Saturday. Starting hr. Apply in person. Glenv 1615 Waukegan < CH | Rd. ours flexible. Call 446-2277. _ — DENTAL ASSISTA Full time. Chair side assistin ly. Experience not necessar 272-0049, Northbrook GENERAL OFFICE WOR typing, good aptitude day week, sala (e) appointment, 432-3570. for " SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, tionist typist, Monda 8:30 to 5 p.m. Call AL 1-8582. GENERAL OFFICE, SOME | bookkeeping and typing. Fu good transportation. oy Auto Co., 2015 Dempster, Eve FILING, LIGHT TYPING ANI ing. 2:30 to 5, Monday to Frida: Call DAvis 8-5220, Mr. De 1527 West Lyons, Evanst TYPIST, GENERAL OFFICE hour week. Radium Service Cc Green Bay Road, Kenilworth, ¢ SHIRT FOLDER JANAES Phone LAUNDR AL 1> Sas "GENERAL OFFICE amar enced chart typist Good pay. bon ge wri ee for gener 272-6520. RECEPTIONIST AS e FOR whe ane: FRO} to do light clerical duties switchboard. Pleasing voi sonality. Live-in or go. GR> CANDY GIRLS AFTER 6 es APPLY P.M. Theater, 817 Chicago Ave., GIRL OR WOMAN W yong peryee § in pt most 3 or ays Krinn Drugstore. Evanston. GR) 5.6010" FLATWORK FEEDER work shaker. NIELSEN 5* oe 5% AND FLA e tes LAUNDRY 1920 Harrison St., Evanston GR DENTAL ASSISTANT—NO ence necessary. Will train. working Call conditions in Winnetk HI 6-7600. Ra SHAMPOO az, pase re GIRL GIRL gon ah ag THREE WANTED FOR’ D. He RECEIVIN room; full or part-time. Employ benefits. Betty’s of Winnetka Miss 6-1703 Following Fenton 5 SWITCHBOARD OPER For telephone answerin Downtown Evanston. Full WOULD YOU LIKE HAVING YOUR own business within a business? Also shampoo girl needed. Al, 1-9697 REAL ESTATE SALESLADY AND SECRETARIAL WORK SALARY PLUS COMMISSION CALL HAPP REALTY, INC. AL 1-2350 MAKE SANDWICHES AND COFFEE full time and part-time from 9:30 a.m, to 2:30 p.m. Mon. through Fri. in office building coffee shop at Old Orchard. Phone 673-1171. HYGIENIST time. Age 21 to 50. CALL CAFETERIA See., ee Sp, neta. WOMAN a week. and 60, see us. WOMAN CAB DRIVERS WANTED FULL OR PART-TIME. DAYS OR WEEKENDS, EXCELLENT INCOME. Apply 8015 Lawndale, Skokie. BEAUTICIAN OR OPERATOR WITH following. $100 guaranteed plus 60%. FIGARO, 716 Oak, Winnetka. 446-0930. * Deerfield Villager FOR Lou’s Come sary. Dental ORCHARD. 108 in Park, SALAD AND KITCHEN Full Time ( Cuttedge, Highland HELI Hours 3 p.m. to il Restaurant. Call from p.m. Call 679-2993. OLD ~ Evanston opRertuniiy: Mary EY Assist: EXP. NOT Call 675-6690. Help Wanted—Women Household Girl, Experienced WANTED FOR FRED AND RENE 3508 Dempster St., Skokie. OR 4-0336. MARKET RESEARCH Math ability-interesting for girl who likes figures. Dorothy Parks Placement, 627 Grove. oO Dictaphone UN 9-3421 BEAUTICIAN Excellent 838 Central, GIRL FOR TELEPHONE AND REceptionist duties, 3712 hour week, no Saturdays. Steady. Call DA 8-3100. ere hes © rcharc¢ on. to Fri. days. odern Phone 478-5666. SECY. Pref. oung, capable girl. “Do Park lacement, 627 Grove, 3: No fee. is days WOMAN TO CUT MATS AND WORK with fabric in picture framing operation. Full or part-time work. Call Mrs. Short, HI 6-2100. 4-780 AL 6-0122, 7 TO 10 AND 7 TO 10 P.M. friendly Downtown CASHIER OR WAITRESS WORK Good pay, full or part-time for UN DENTAL ASSISTAI MATURE OR PART-TIME Call 272-1588 Park Herald OPERA MUST TAKE DICTAT HOSTESS-CASHIER THE INDIAN TRAIL * Northbrook Star * Highland bene Write A-841, Box 60, Wilmet GIRL OR WOMAN FOR | sales, parte. wee am gg SECRETARY 18 TO 28 For Evanston Law offices. Fountain Square location. Interesting, varied work. No. prior legal experience necessary. Salary open. GR 5-0102. Shampoo MACHINE SECRETARY HOUSEWIVES Earn $$30-50$$ extra in your spare time. $2.00 hour guaranteed. Neighborhood representative for Fuller. Call Lillian, PA 4-5721 or JU 3-4250. NURSE—SECRETARY for doctors’. office. Chicago Evanston. Write A-841, Box Wilmette. Liberal 864-4520. SMALL OFFICE, N.W. EVANSTON, full time and part-time positions open. Call DA 8-3361. FULL FULL TIME salary. We will train. Evanston Awning 2801. Central St., Evanston. Or CLERK-TYPIST DENTAL Evans Winnetka. YOUNG LADY FOR GENERAL duties, in lady’s dress shop. No evenings., 5 day wk. UTH McCULLOCH 527 Davis St., Evanston GR 5-6161 Beautician With SALES: average LUZIER COSMETICS SUBSIDIARY OF BRISTOL-MYERS OPENING AVAIL. DISTRICT MGR. NORTH SHORE. WILL TRAIN. CALL MRS. BAILEY, MI 2-7926. HI office in evenings. For Spee call Mr. F 0829. L & A Stationers, 546 SECRETARY NEEDED 5 DAY WEEK. Short hand not necessary. Knowledge of bookkeeping desirable. Top salary Pa woman. Call Mrs, Short HI 6- Winnetka new MURPHY EMPLOY 1612 Chicago Ave., Eva UN 9-9510; BR 3-21: WORK FULL TIME OR PART-TIME in Circulation Dept. of national music magazine. Some typing but no short- hand CLERKS — Ene Brand restaurant in Deerfield. 272-4358. WAITRESS WANTED -Early shift. Good tips and pay. Transportation available. Please apply at or call C-DEE’S SNACK SHOP 391 Central Rd., Northfield 446-9708. EXPERIENCE a With Camping Doctor's Receptionist ' typing LOOKING FOR WORK THAT DOES not end with each season? If you can gift wrap and pack, call HI 6-1811. -AT EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL EXPE. rience required; good technical skills including shorthand. Salary range $411-$505 with good fringe benefits. City of Evanston GR 5-3100 Winnetka DU- Jk ea salary and experience. NO _ GENERAL SECRETARY: Top secretarial skills required; capable of making decisions and handling own correspondence. Excellent opportunity for alert and conscientious person. Evanston location. Non-profit organization. Excellent starting salary and benefits 869-0390. ONE GIRL OFFICE—SECRETARY, leasant office, Edens and Willow Northfield. Shorthand not nec., neat se Help Wanted—Women FIGURE INTERESTING, CKRALLENGING POSItion in Travel Bureau for experienced secretary with on-job training. Travel benefits. References required. Call Mr. or Mrs. Anspach at 432-1211 or evenings 432-1214. fast, ag . Business and Professional WOMAN TO WORK IN LAUNDRY. Operate automatic folding machine. No exp. nec. Paid vacations and holiday. Health and welfare plan. Bonus for steady worker. 5 day week. Apply in person. North Shore Uniforms. 1818 Dempster St., Evanston. 6-0583. LEWIS Personable lady to assist in managing employment agency in Evanston. Hours 9 a.m. to 12 noon daily plus 2 hours telephone contact eves. at home. EXCELLENT SALARY Telephone for appointment. WE SIT BETTER INC. 539-8787 ART PO- public AN ,UNUSUAL VARIETY OF CREAtive and challenging work-basic skills of imagination, resourcefulness, exc. typing nec.—full time preferred—hrs. 9 to 5—salary rage hogy ene archia office. Call Mrs. Brown, AL Nurses Aides GOOD Some LIKE CHILDREN. EVANSTON SOCIAL Service organization can use young or mature woman with typing ability to help with a variety of office duties. Call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EM. PLOYMENT Ist Nat’l Bk. Bldg. DA 87171 No Fee. D-511 Em- INTERESTING, DIVERSIFIED POSItion available for young woman with good typing and clerical skills. $349 GR OFFICE NURSE CLERK-TYPIST OF street. PERMANENT DAY POSITION’ IN sMall health care center of prominent North Shore institution. Top rate and unusual fringe benefits including excellent retirement plan. Convenient public transportation. Age pref. 45 to 55. Call DAvis 8-3042, Personnel. through Friday. An Equal Opportunity ployer. Call 234-5899. $376. ~ CITY SMALL : 7 107. Business and Professional manner. 8-6880 SECRETARY fits. Davis sf Sac Business and Professional Professional contact and phone work. Light office duties. Salary $350 per month. 9-5 5 days Accumulative sick leave. Details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee D-501 LIBRARY CLERK experience on 8-6880 LOCAL LIBRARY WILL TRAIN girl to be an assistant librarian. and RECEPTIONIST LEWIS as ae Help Wanted—Women Business Business and Professional NO PREVIOUS ADVERTISING EXperience necessary for this Executive secretarial position at a top Ad Agency. Plush offices. 9-5. FREE. re MAIDS PART-TIME money OR working FULL on € Se TIME the day choose. We offer you sec benefits. : SERVICES UNLIMITED IN _ DIV. MAN POWER Apply in person Fri. 9 a.m. to Man power office, 636 West St., Rm: F723. =e Or call for information 869-5 DAY 811 5 DAY LIVE IN COUPLE ae WORK 1-2-5 DAYS $12 BAKER EMPLOYMEN Davis Street * Highwood Herald Classified - �St 108. Mole Wanted=Wemen | Household A CAREERS _ IN t positions ork in wom- suburban ‘ALL MRS. STEADY WORK, CLEANING days a week, experienced, able. Call VE 5-1193. CLEANING WITH LIGHT day a week. 827-8433. SMOTHERS NORTH SUBURBAN WANTED: GLENVIEW WOMAN general housecleaning every afternoon. Call PArk 4-3603 after HOMEMA KER SERVICE 864-6360 active office, association or Additional information on and experience furnished ae. Write 60, CARE, salaries. GIRL ONE DAY A WEEK TO DO general housework. no ironing. Refs. required. Prefer Wed. Near transp. Call after 6 p.m. OR 4-6741. Box ARILYN'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 271-6388 CLEANING, CHILD CARE 5 DAYS Monday to Friday to go. Prefer Evanston resident. References required. Call 869-7754 after 5 p.m. ID PARK FAMILY WITH 2 children needs housekeeper. care important. 5 or 6 days per iv. WANTED: heip. 5 reference in or day help. Own room. FI 6-5454, Ext. 53 days or evenings. good money AN housework up new home. FOR with lid wife. holidays, AND car, N.W. for Evanston available OR a 6- 2 LIGHT man stay, 869-2762 EVANSTON «a FAMILY NEEDS housekeeper ae 4 days, 108A housekeeping duties in ranch days, p.m. Mon. through Location E. ne 724-5212. <EEPER; A WEEK; laundry; child care; gs 945-2173. E ABLE WOMAN and child care D COUPLE keeping. N.W. Several hours. Top pay. for light weekly. Schedule flex- ‘References. GR 5-6931. LE WOMAN and day ironing or FOR once Friday. Own ID 3-2836. DAYS—CLEANING r ; rences. 7. Mother’s FOR [RE CAPABLE for helper LIVE-IN loving active children. Must Pi to HOUSE: An in. Own . KEEPER 2-2664. LIVE Plain open. Winnetka eve.; 1 own _ 864-8580. IN. cooking. Own COOK, MAN; D; well WOMAN Wilmette, FRI. paid. VE FOR’ 2 neighbors, oh. References TO 5-3730. HOUSE- 1 day required. 256-1076 through Friday. 1-1 en. Monday in. $60. IOMESTIC Call ALpine HELP 1 DAY 1-2628. fared ay or Friday. Steady. AL . E A WEEK 1-7877. CLEANING WOMAN Experienced. Recent refer- mces. Evanston. 869-6345. 2301 # 110 Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional Jr. Industrial Engineer Refs. IRON STAY; employer COMPANY GROWTH HAS FACILItated need for an additional engineer. to 2 years experience in I.E. including Work Factor Standards mandatory. Interesting diversified assignments. College degree not necessary but one to 2 years college I.E. . work is required. Must have draft exempt status. New modern building, convenient location and ample parking. Tuition refund program. Please send resume including age, education, experience and salary requirements. All replies confidential. THE BORDEN CHEMICAL COMPANY Mystik Tape Div. 1700 Winnetka Rd. An Equal Opportunity Northfield Employer 12,000 11-12,000 End of West ORchard start col. 9-1 142 Lot MAINTENANCE TO Privileges. Bus ST. 2-1 142 MEN EARN WHILE YOU LEARN We will hire several young men as service trainees in our Northfield Service Dept. We are growing at a rapid rate and there are good opportunities for advancement with a company that is tops in its field. You should be a high school graduate or equivalent, interested in mechanics and electricity, and neat appearing. No previous experience necessary. Call Mr. Marowelli. p.m. Service _ARC WELDERS—Experienced for light gauge steel pipe welding. FABRICATOR HELPERS—Experienced in set-up and assembly operation. So make gS to learn welding. GENERAL SHOP HELPERS—Experienced in hand lay-up operations helpful but not necessary. Suburban location. Excellent starting salaries. Near Expressways. Permanent employment with opportunity to advance. Retirement and _ hospital benefits. E. B. KAISER W. Lake INC. 446-8800 For more information and an appt. An Equal Opportunity Employer MAIL CLERK HANDLE DELIVERY, SORTING and metering of mail. Must be able to lift heavy mail sacks and climb stairs. Liberal benefit program including 3 weeks paid vacation. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Av. F.wvanston An Equal Opportunity Employer. TEACHERS AND COACHES—$12,000 An invitation to investigate an opportunity to continue the profession of teaching in another field. 729-1818. Av., care TO AGE CO. Glenview PA 4-4500 PROGRAMMER Naxon OFFICE AND WITH of THE small experience by (2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) An Equal Opportunity Employer Junior or Senior Accountant GENERAL AND COST ACCOUNTING background. Good starting salary, excellent company benefits. Apply Mr. Balmes The Hollister Newspapers 1232 Central Ave. Wilmette AL |-4300, Ext. 255 COST ACCOUNTANT CULLIGAN INC. THE WORLD'S leading manufacturer of water conditioning products has an opportunity for a young accountant. 2 or 3 yrs. of manufacturing cost experience is desirable. If you are looking for a professional challenge in a growth industry, then contact Frank Mohr. CULLIGAN INC. Shermer An Rd. Northbrook, CR 2-1000 Equal Opportunity Employer ACCOUNTING Ill. TRAINEE MANUFACTURER OF ENGINEERING test equipment needs young man for beginning accounting position. Must have at least 6 hrs. of accounting. Steady position with excellent chance for advancement. Apply Mr. Horst SOILTEST INC. 2205 Lee Street Evanston. 3600 AND. ASSEMBLER FACTORY References. W. Touhy PART OR FULL TIME. ODD JOBS. Set your own hours. Phone 3288841—475-0743. Call 8-11 a.m. 15 rings. DRAFTSMEN Farm 869-5500 Must be reliable. Utilities. HELP feeding Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway Skokie ORchard 3-3200 PORTER CLEAN Steady, the animals. EXCELLENT STARTING SALARIES—RAPID PROGRESSION—FREE UNIFORMS—LOW PRICED CAFE— TERIA WITH FREE MILK AND COFFEE AT LUNCH—SPOTLESSLY CLEAN, UNCROWDED WORK AREAS—NO LAYOFFS IN OUR HIsTORY—PLUS THE MOST LIBERAL OF FRINGE BENEFITS. 1657 DISTRIBUTORSHIP IN NORTHERN suburb has excellent opportunity for experienced programmer with 112 to 2 yrs. background on 1400 series computers. Disc or tape experience necessary. Will assist in the design and installation of a 360 disc and tape computer. Salary commensurate with experience and ability. Send complete resume including salary requirements in confidence. Write A-848, Box 60, Wilmette, Il. An Equal Opportunity Employer TO CARETAKER 50 TO and laboratory helpful. Illinois Shop Welders and Helpers 2114 ANIMAL MAN PERSONNEL OFFICE :15 a.m. to 5 p.m. _ Mondays through Fridays (Evening and Saturday interviews appointment) takes you right to the door SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY GOLF MILL STORE 400 Golf Mill Shopping Center Niles, MEN TRAIN FOR PACKAGING MAchine mechanic and general building maintenance. APPLY We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and a Member of the Chicago Merit Employment Committee. THE. “'L”’ IN THE NORTH SHORE BANK BUILDING Free parking in bank tenant lot TO OPERATOR HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION. SOME chemical knowledge and mechanical aptitude desirable. Famous profit sharing plan. Life Insurance. Hospitalization. Glenview Bldg. PITNEY-BOWES, PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURING 9:30 a.m.-5:00 AT AMbassador Tire and Battery APPLY IN PERSON PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Parking HOWARD Has Openings for Men in the Following Areas: Discount and 1737 WE HAVE PERMANENT FULL TIME JOB OPENINGS: Illness Benefits. NEW Westmoreland At North G. D. Searle & Co. Paid Vacation. 7 Paid Holidays. SKOKIE 226 IN THE SEARS No experience necessary. We will train. to 16h Wenledctlen Business and Professional Auto Installer Gas Attendant Stock WOMAN FOR GENERAL work in foods. Royal Palm Kitchen Main St. Evanston, Ill. laundry. bath. opportunity YOU! YOUNG factory ADULT No roo living collect, 446-2789. easy, or MOTHERLESS off, required. PER. IS; ae FOR s. Refs. LEAN, rk, Refs. ID 2-3454. Weekends . alary transp. equal Day shift, steady work. plant with benefits. Apply: Kipp Manufacturing Co. 626 Hartrey, Evanston UN 4-2300 PART-TIME, 2ND SHIFT, HOURS 5 to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday. No age limit. Walpak Co., 1739 Harding Northfield, 446-8470. An equal opportunity employer. “LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING wk. Wanted—Women Industrial Small HOUSEKEEPER sant home. 5 days a week. 2 ol age children. Lovely room. vacation and Social Security. a Girl Wanted Girls for Light Punch Press family. 3 take com- PLAIN COOKING n through dinner 3 days SUITE ALERT YOUNG Better 676-2040 charge of 11% yr. old. 5 day wk. cooking. Excellent salary. 272-3255. lary. Call IDlewood OLD ORCHARD, Baby Sitters FULL AND PART-time Clean easy factory work in small modern plant. No experience necessary, we will train. GOOD STARTING PAY FULL COMPANY BENEFITS APPLY SOLAR SYSTEMS, INC. 8241 N. KIMBALL SKOKIE IRON- WOMAN 4- ASSEMBLERS transporta- eneral housework and/or ironing. 1-3 in nice Lincolnwood home. . OR 4-7133. ~ Help week. AND RELIABLE : 109 two Evanston families, three one house, two days for the wages. 475-3361 or 328- = School GENERAL a_ OR BABY SIT FOR INFANT. Call Mrs. Lesly, 864-3663 RELIABLE WOMAN TO HELP MOTHer with children 5 po a week, hours and days open. Excellent pay. UNiversity 4-2418 EVANSTON days $12. TO 1 EX anston. 2 boys 12 and 7. Mon. th Fri. 11 to 6. Call 864-7081 after o No. 1 bus needs woman HELPER television Help Wanted High FOR GEN- some 5-4211 TOP PAY Part-time, full time. We Sit Baby Sitting Inc. Call 869-0022. ‘king mother; prefer stay; refs. req.; good salary. Call housework MOTHER’S room, TO TRAINEES Sales, industrial controls Time Study Supervisor trainee, 2 rs. coll. Auditor Sales, some college req. Mech. Draftsman 3 Order clerks MOTHER’S HELPER WANTED FOR 2 to 3 mornings a week, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 2 small children. Must have own transp. to Northbrook. 272-7163. 2 to Glenview. 2 DAYS cleaning; Fri. HOUSEWORK. refs. 945-6731. FREE EXECUTIVE Patent attorney Personnel and office mgr. excel. opportunity E.D.P. methods analyst Cost accountant, deg. req. Marketing ass’t, chemical Staff accountant Market analyst, to age 35 Programmer 1401 2 Programmers, 360 exp. Adm. ass’t, banking Office supervisor Personnel interviewer, some Acct., cost and budget Auditor Cost accountant General acct., no deg. req. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, PLAIN cooking. Stay or go. Top salary. Call Hire 11 a.m. or after seven p.m. GR yh off. $55 per wk. Call 679-0072 after 7 p.m. AND 12-YR. OLD need responsible individual t. FOR recent 100% TECHNICAL Plastics consultant Mech. engr., project work. Methods and layout eng. I.E.’s, methods, lay-out Chem, engr., design and test. Designer, mechanical Plant lay-out eng. Machine designers Time Study, some coll. req. Layout draftsman Chief inspector Mech. draftsman Mechanical technician Draftsman, electrical bkgd. I.B.M. operator EXPERIENCED CLEANING WOMAN needed 2 days each month for small house north side Chicago, $12 per day. Refs. Phone 271-6033 after 7 p.m. ILD LOVER WANTED NG own 3333 or OR remain Ref. DAYS A WK. Own trans. and WEEK-END and 5 days, to occasionally. or evenings rnoons in Refs. COOKING isekeeping $15 A DAY to any girl that oOo gen. kept PART-TIME HOUSEHOLD mornings weekly. Recent required. Phone 446-1346. WOMAN FOR HOUSE CLEANING one day per week. 2 blocks from Central and Crawford. Call AL 6-2219. YOU WANT A STEADY JOB? : FOR Wed. 5. PART-TIME GENERAL HOUSE: work 28 hours per week, $40; 3-adults; reliable; references. ORchard 6 9202. A-850, CHILD Reasonable EEPERS, oF or ‘2. 1 TEACHER NEEDS WOMAN FOR 7 month old baby plus general housework. Monday through Friday, 7:30-5. References. 475-6341 aft. 6 p.m. PLANNER onal Site Planner with Real Brokers License interested in on a full or part time basis 3 ALL 2 OR 3 depend- IRONING. IN SUBURBAN AND FAR NORTH POSITIONS CLEANING WOMAN. RELIABLE. Steady. Neat. 2 days each week 8:30 to 4:30. $12.50 and carfare. References. Call UN 4-4345. homes children and aged persons, forming light household duties. ekend or evening hours. Work supervision of professional case . Liberal personnel olicies ng social security, paid vacaetirement plan, sick leave. g salary $320 per month with raises. Own car preferable. ‘r Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago’s Loop SPECIALIZING "410 Help Wenied-tles Business and Professional and Professional MARQUART GOOD HOME AND SALARY FOR companion and assistant to elderly lady. Cooking and light cleaning. North suburb. 724-5225. WOMAN FOR HOUSECLEANING 1 day per week; in Skokie; references required. 966-8055. for mature north Business The HOMEMAKING or Help Wanted—Men _ 10 ¢ SF ie oo FOR ELECTRO MECHANICAL equipment. Experience referred. Many benefits. Call Mrs. Hoffman. THE 1245 Chicago HARWALD Av., CO. Evanston 491-1000 DETAILERS Architectural and Structural Fifty year old fast growing firm recently relocated in a modern plan just north of Wheeling, needs qualified men. new Permanent positions in designing and detailing specialty glazed structures. Employer will train experienced men in specific design approaches. Excellent salaries, outstanding benefits, ideal working conditions. CALL ~ MR. H. SCHULTZ 634-313] ICKES-BRAUN GLASSHOUSES, INC. Aptakisic Road, West of Milwaukee Avenue v4 Classified Evanston Review ~ Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald March 2, 1967 �Fae as wes fe a eer @ CHICAGO Seat Covers Opening for both the sales field graduates. Janitor Stock THROUGH WENDELL FRIDAY An ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Golf Mill Store 400 Golf Mill Shopping Center Equal SEARS, A 1612 Chicago 9-9510 Norelco Dictation Machine requiring two additional salesmen. Experience preferred, but trainees will receive job training. Present personnel average over $10,000. Excellent er bag for advancement. AAAI leader in industry. Phone for appt. 673-1783, ASK FOR JIM FEELEY North American Philips Co., Inc. CAFETERIA ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN SHORE young opportunities OF- growing for ad- 272-4310. CAREER CITY OF wa TR.—$500. 21. Co. Car. UN H.S. GRAD. OVER MURPHY EMPLOYMENT 1612 Chicago Ave., Evanston 9-9510 BR 3-2155 OPPORTUNITIES EVANSTON $505-$615 $447-$546 $641-$856 $525-$615 $466-$568 $429-$525 Auto Parks Man Auto Service Man Civil Engineer Fire Fighter Man Police Communication Operator $466-$568 Police $555-$645 Patrolman GR ji HELP DAYS, MONDAY THROUGH FRIday, full or part-time. DISHROOM HELP POT WASHER Paid holidays and other benefits. Meals and uniforms furnished. Apply in person or call 729-3000, ext. 432. Geri Kosler. Harding-Williams c/o Scott Foresman, 1900 East Lake Av., Glenview, IIl. RELIEF NIGHT WATCHMAN. ONE night per week, Sat. or Sunday. Dependable. Must operate switchboard or learn to. Other light duties. Hours 11 p.m. to 8 a.m. Michigan Shores Club, 911 Michigan Ave., Wilmette, AL 1-4100. SALES IBM TRAINEE—$450. H.S. GRAD W/ math avt. NO FEE. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1612 Chicago Ave., Evanston. UN 9-9510; BR 3-2155 Gardener Park Maintenance 3-2155 5225 WEST TOUHY SKOKIE ILLINOIS $550-$750—FREE Call BR 5-3100 RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATE TO work in the area of research contract and grant negotiations and administration. Experience in this field desirable, accounting background helpful. Send complete resume to: NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Av. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer MECHANICS Tire and Battery Men TIME AND SEARS PART-TIME 153 ROEBUCK Crossroads Skokie Valley oar’ Rd. 831-3000 working & CO. Center ighland Park PART-TIME 4 HOURS—5 NIGHTS Equal Opportunity RELAY DRIVER Nelson Laundry Cleaning UN 4-0420 PART-TIME, TWO COLLEGE’ OR Divinity students, mornings or afternoons to perform general duties around funeral home. Must be courteous and neat appearing. Call 869-2900, Mr. Franklin. DELIVERY BOY avel. Good pay 945-2727. OR MAN and tips. bursement. PHONE FOR CAR272-4358 or M. BE 2201 HOWARD ST. EVANSTON, ILL. An equal opportunity emp) SUPERVISOR STOCK ROOM DRIVERS $3.18 to $3. ¥: see eae are Mature man for precision inventory control of paper, forms and office supplies. Experience and attention to details necessary. Fine benefit program, 37!/> hr. week. Ridge Chicago’s can we and APPLY AT Parcel Servi We have several promotable open for men who have some figures. They fl: pos ea range from tions much experience to ones for offering on-the-job training. k | Some opportunities to get in’ 7 vision are also featured. No EMPLOYMENT SERV No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evan: AGE 40 able TO for . 55. a ~ OPENINGS capable A chauffeu minimum of 5 years expe! rsonal chauffeur. Must ent driving record. with occasional weeken lent conditions. Bank holi vacations. Free checking acca insurance and comprehensive n lan. Write A-839, Box 60, Wilm 9-9000 llinois. INDUSTRIAL ENG. COLLEGE GRADUATE EXECUTIVES SALES CAREER Salary $7,000 1st. year while training, increasing to $8,0 2nd. year, $ 3rd. year, $10,000 4th. year, $15,000 5th. year and progressive escalation thereafter. In addition, incentive bonus, group life, health and retirement plan. Send resume to American United Life, 1812 Glenview Rd. Glen- $11-12,000—NO FE IF YOUR EXPERIENCE plant layout and feasability capital expenditures we to you about an outstan ity with a local firm. No PARKER PERSONNEL 600 DAVIS view. INCT wantt -§, SERVICEMAN IBM OPERATOR $145 WEEK-FREE New installation. Opportunity to learn programming and move into management. NO FEE. CALL 869-8600. PARKER PERSONNEL EVANSTON 600 DAVIS Side anybody for figures é PHOTOCOPY UN North EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 2456 West Lawrence Ave.,C Daily 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. | Sat. 9 a.m. to on Veterans bring service form D Quality Control DEMPSTER an o United Evanston AMERICAN have suburbs. WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT OPENING in our Paper Division for men to work on quality insurance. High school plus ability count. No formal experience necessary. We will train you for this position. Age open. Salary open. 2100 hool in a career with a future. The on Mechanics Av. high driving and work record you Evanston Dodge, Inc. 1810 a_ equivalent, RAPIDLY EXPANDING NEW CAR dealer needs services of journeymen, new car get-ready men, and cialists. New building in process of bein built. This means new equipment an all modern conveniences. Top pay. Many side’ benefits. Remarkable opportunity for the right man. EXPERIENCED Electrically and OR WI mechanica man. Permanent position. Apply person. North Shore Refrigerz 2nd FLOOR 4001 Simpson, Skokie. cli of SEARS CUSTOM DRAPERIES VACUUM CLEANERS WASHERS/DRYERS GAS/ELECTRIC RANGES REFRIGERATORS/FREEZERS WINDOW BLINDS/AWNINGS FENCING BUILDING MATERIALS Excellent ing Sears Car WORK IN LAUNDRY have chauffeurs license. experience helpful. Call for Zenith offers excellent working tions in addition to an extrac benefit sharing and educatic Employer PART-TIME SALES WITH OPPORTUNITY FOR FUTURE full timé career. One of America’s best known life insurance company has an opening for a married man who is earning from $7,000 to $10,000 in his present work. Extensive training and sales help will be given. Call Mr. Gliemi, DA 8-8500. opportunities offices located in Evanston. Deerfield Highest hourly rate plus bonus. Work in new modern local industry. Light cleaning Call 824-0144 ALSO MISC. plant. Must Former cab Mr. Scher. Excellent _ individuals to become Zenith Radioin its new 945-1000 An 3-4300 RESEARCH ADMINISTRATOR Good starting wages. Good conditions. Company benefits. Rd. Automobile The Hollister Newspapers BR Stockchasers GENERAL FINANCE CORP. 1301 Central St., Evanston UN 9-9800, Ext. 335 Continuous expansion creates further advancement. Excellent company benefits, salary and commission. Must have completed military service. Call Glen Schmid, 1-4300 Engineering DIV. SCM Lake-Cook EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for an energetic man, with newspaper experience, or college graduate, to develop a growing territory, representing our award winning progressive chain of 8 suburban weeklies on Chicago’s North Shore. FULL MAIL CLERK KLEINSCHMIDT ADVERTISING SALESMAN | AL Business and Professional insurance, pension plan, credit FRIDAY We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and a Member of the Chicago Merit Employment Committee. NORELCO WHETHER YOU HAVE 6 MOS. OR 6 yrs. experience. Whether your experience is in small loan, banking, retail or other, you owe it to yourself to investigate this opportunity. Inside position, Immediate management ereetel Don’t delay. Call today. ARKER PERSONNEL—EVANSTON 600 DAVIS 869-8600 expressway, Evanston SALES OPPORTUNITY | We have opened a new office to handle the rapid growth of our CONSUMER CREDIT MEN Excellent SERVICE Ave. THROUGH ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Golf Mill Store 400 Golf Mill Shopping Center Niles, Illinois Employer : Paid family hospitalization, life SEARS, Opportunity EMPLOYMENT UN YOUNG ACCOUNTANT is immediately available in our Corporate Control Department. Candidate should be a college graduate with a major in accounting and have between two and four years business experience. Please submit resume stating salary requirements and work history. Write A-838, Box 60, Wilmette, Il. on OUTHOUS Murphy OPPORTUNITY PERSON DEPARTMENT 9:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. If you can’t come in, please register by phone ACCOUNTANT vancement. MONDAY SALES Illinois IN . ry Applications are now being accepted for qualified men from age 45 who are in good physical condition and have a steady work record. Applicant must be U.S. citizen capable of passing security check. Glenview Bus Service takes you right to the door If you are close to your college degree and don’t mind getting your hands dirty, this may be the spot for you. Liberal starting salary plus care and open end expense account. Calling on architects, contractors and local government officials. Approximately $12$14,000 third year. No fee. We are an Equal Opportunity Emgpver and a Member of the Chicago erit Employment Committee. firm. APPLY PERSONNEL tap union, periodic increases, plus many other benefits. Salary While Learning BR 3-3962 Glenview Bus Service takes you right to the door NORTH 40 Hour Week Draw vs. Commission . Salary Plus Commission. . First Year Income for Trainees $7,500 to $8,500. . Compensation of experienced men comensurate with prior experience. For Appointment Call 9:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. EXPERIENCED; men in college Excellent earnings and _ permanent job opportunities for salesmen, including SEARS famous benefit program. Outstanding training program equips you for your first assignment and prepares you for future advancement. Excellent wages plus discount privileges. Paid vacation and holidays for qualified personnel. APPLY IN PERSON PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT FOR experienced and recent and Garden Shop AREA | GUARD Children's Shoes UARCO Business Forms needs above average man to begin professional sales careers in established moneymaking areas. Tire and Battery AN Women's Representative Gas Attendant Niles, SEARS SALES PERMANENT PART-TIME JOB OPENINGS MORNINGS-AFTERNOONS EVENINGS ‘Help Business and Professional Business and Professional SEARS MONDAY \ 110 Business and Professional fice an aie earnings and permanent famous benefit program. essential — salary while job training. opportunities Draw VS. for salesmen, Commission plus includmileage APPLY IN PERSON PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT & Monday Through Friday 9:30-a.m. — 5:00 p.m. Glenview Bus Service takes you right to the door. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPAN Golf Mill Store 400 Golf Mill Shopping Center Niles, Illinois We are an Equal Merit Employment Opportunity Committee. Employer and a Member of the Chicago — — �Pay Help Wanted—Men - Business and 110 Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional Professional for permanent work Industrial Sales Insurance in Marketing Management Supervisors | Pleasant modern working conditions and excellent benefits |— 3 weeks vacation after Ist y ear, free hospitalization and | ife insurance. i APPLY HART SCHAFFNER — Pe SHOP $700 PER CONVERSION ADING DOCK , INTENANCE ics RESS e “.. ASSEMBLY TING ATERIAL. HANDLING $715 $600 90 675 $755 $690 600 a8 «ROOM 650 600 GING RDER PROCESSING 600 sae DAVIS PERSONNEL EVANSTON TOP DOLLAR FOR SALES TRAINEES $570-$675—FREE PERSONNEL—EVANSTON 869-8600 HANDYMAN SMALL COMPANY HAS OPENING for a reliable employee capable of " __ performing stock room, _ shipping, _ receiving and janitorial duties. Many : ompany benefits. Call or apply at <enton Engineering Corp. 8232 Chrisania, Skokie. 677-8280. Ask for Mr. icks. Must be a U.S. citizen. An - equal opportunity employer. ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL Pe assemblies. We need a man with 1 to 5 years experience in inspection of incoming parts, soldering or assembly ¥ ba work. “THE Benefits. Call HARWALD Mrs. MECHANIC i _ TO SET UP ASSEMBLY - Work with our production mee tools. See that a" places when Hoffman. 2 THE 491-1000 LINE engineer HARWALD ARE a ; NUMBER WE PAY CO. PHONE 2 POSITIONS ONE | MORE a.m. UN 4-1526 AVAILABLE AS CUS- - todian of building at golf course. Will consider older man. Also general park - maintenance position on a permanent sis. Excellent benefits. Glenview Park Dist. 724-5670., 2320 Glenview Rd., Glenview. $2.75 Hr. Guaranteed 2 MEN WANTED, - time, route work. or 583-4250 PART OR FULL Mr. Boland 724-5721 HORT ORDER COOK WANTED IN Peilledaiew. For information call after 3 _March 7. PA 4-5100. 12 — Classified WE ARE A FAST GROWING CHAIN of 8 Award-Winning Suburban Weekies. 1232 Central ALpine 1-4300 BAILLIE Ave., Wilmette BRoadway Service 3-4300 Supervisor CHALLENGING POSITION FOR RE.cent college graduate or person with equivalent business experience. Responsibilities will include the customer service, inventory control and warehouse functions of a small division of our rapidly growing organization. Complete fringe benefit program. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION An 2020 RIDGE AVE. Ph. 864-6050, ext. 288 Equal Opportunity Employer PARTS IMMEDIATE OPENING IN OUR parts depot for two stock-room clerks. These are permanent positions and will train if necessary. Good starting salary with opportunity for advancement.. This is an opportunity to make the automotive field a life-time career with many company benefits. MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA, INC. 1500 Skokie Blvd. Northbrook 272-5880 LIBERAL ARTS DEGREE—$600—NO FEE START YOUR CAREER TRAINING with a national famous 5 star co. Be assured of competent management training and the opportunity to earn a 5-figure salary in 24 months. No experience needed. Call today. PARKER PERSONNEL—EVANSTON 600 DAVIS 869-8600 Sailing School Director TEACHING YOUNG PEOPLE TO SAIL this summer. Responsibility for management of school and direction of 5 instructors. Experience in sm. boat handling necessary. Teaching exp. preferred. Salary open. Send resume to Russell Clayton, Chicago Yacht Club, foot of Monroe St., Chicago. PORTER RELIABLE MAN FOR CLEAN-UP work. Permanent. 5 day week. Hours can be arranged APPLY IN PERSON 4001 DELIVERY MEN Over 21; familiar with North Shore; permanent position; paid vacation; Blue Cross; major medical; bonus; uniform furnished; apply in person SCHAEFER’S 9961 Gross Point Road, Skokie JENNINGS North Shore Refrigeration Simpson, Skokie WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR 2 TOP notch men in one of the North Shore’s finest Service stations. Many benefits. Paid vacations, hospital insurance, bonus, etc. Closed Sundays and Holidays. If you qualify and have good references apply at: FORREST’S SERVICE 1201 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette HOUSEMAN NEEDED FOR PRESBYTERIAN home 3714 hour week, uniforms and lunch furnished, Live-in fac. if needed apply in person 3131 Simpson, Evanston or call 492-2906. — METHODS ANALYST $900 EXP. IN CLERICAL PROCEDURES will open the door to a career with one of America’s largest firms. Free. PARKER PERSONNEL—EVANSTON 600 DAVIS 869-8600 Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional DISHWASHER OFFICE CLEANING 4 HOURS A night Northbrook area. Monday-Friday. Start at $2.00 per hr. Call 827-3220 TREE MEN Experienced or will train, steady work on North Shore. Ralph Synnestvedt and Associates. 3602 Glenview Road. Call Mr. Lee 4 to 5 p.m. 724-1300 PRODUCTION CONTROL SUPERVIsor. Excellent opportunity to grow with a well established and progressive company. Hanson Scale Co. Northbrook. Call CR 2-1100. 4 CLAIMS TRAINEES Sal. $550. Train to adjust auto. claims. Car furn. No exp. nec. No Fee. Call ieee 869-8600. PARKER PERSONNEL- EVANSTON 600 DAVIS ST. 2nd FLOOR NATIONALLY KNOWN CO. WANTS salesman for Chicago area to sell abrasives, sanding papers, masking tapes to automotive trade. Provide car and expenses. Phone Mr. Sprenger. 547-8800. PRODUCTION CONTROL SUPERVIsor. Excellent opportunity to grow with a well established and progressive Company. Hanson Scale Co. 1777 1 tai Rd., Northbrook, Ill. CR 2HANDYMAN IN BOYS INSTITUTION; part-time or full time either days or evenings; to do carpentry; plastering; plumbing and general maintenance work. Call Miss Katz, Financial 6-6700, Ext. 382. MONEY TO PAY YOUR RENT, automobile or mortgage payments. Earn generously for several hrs. Early a.m. work. Will = interfere with your regular job. Cal EVANSTON NEWS Co. ‘ON 4-4075 MILITARY ELECTRONICS $450-$530 month. Train as a_ field engineer. Your service school training is your door opener. NO FEE PARKER PERSONNEL—EVANSTON 600 DAVIS 869-8600 SALES ORDER DESK $7.200—Suburbs MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1612 Chicago Ave., Evanston UN 9-9510 BR 3-2155 FOR AND MAN NIGHTS. DELIVERY BOY WITH Call UN 9-0223 or 296-2135. CAR. Call Attendant INN Help YOUNG MEN, NO EXP. NEC. WILL teach dry cleaning profession and route sales. Fine opp. Apply Perfecto Cleaners, 821 Emerson, Evanston. PA IN be PERMANENT their these positions not will be future filled do by an whether it are now working POSITIONS available conditions require any specific individual who wants is Park Available March |, 1967. For additional information, contact ‘Chief of Police, Public Safety Center, 1677 Old Deerfield Rd. CORONET Evanston. opportunities advancement or for and men and earning education to benefit security women ability. or from depends inter- Many training. training. Your on Your you. abilities COLLEGE STOCKMEN PACKERS MATERIAL HANDLERS ASSEMBLERS DRILL PRESS OPERATORS MACHINE OPERATORS Mgr’s eae BOOKSTORE NEEDS ass’t. Receiving, shipping, Contact Mr. Racine. DA 8- STUDENT BOOK EXCHANGE. CREDIT TRAINEE—$7,500. LOCAL branch of large mfer. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1612 Chicago Avenue, Evanston. UN 9-9510; BR 3-2155 MATURE MAN TO WORK EVENING hours in service station: 5 to 10 p.m. 5 nights a week; exper. helpful but not nec. Apply Hynes Standard Ser. 1900 Sener Willow Rd. Northfield Vignola Furniture DAY AND NIGHT PORTERS. GOOD starting salary. exc. benefits. Call Mr. Barone, FO 9-5300 or AU 17-3000 JR. ACCOUNTANT $125 WK. No fee. No exver. nec. 6 to 12 hrs of acctg. Assist chief plant accountant. PARKER PERSONNEL EVANSTON 600 DAVIS ST. 869-8600. PRODUCTION MGT. TRAINEE. $6.600-$7,200. NO FEE. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1612 Chicago alma Evanston. UN 9-9510; BR 355 CREATIVE WRITER international mfg. in anston. TO $8,000 FOR Public Relations EMPLOYMENT . 1612 Chicago Avenue, EvUN 9-9510; BR 3-2155 RETIRED PART-TIME ing. Skokie. MAN, PACKING 679-0774. ABLE AND recognized at POWERS. (Will Train) These are some of the benefits AIR CONDITIONED PLANT IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES FREE LIFE INSURANCE PROMOTION FROM WITHIN TRAINING PROGRAM STEADY EMPLOYMENT enjoyed by Power “‘A 3400 CO Good Place To Work Where People Are Important’’ Oakton Skokie, Ill. 7-630I OR BILL- EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION attendants required. Top wages for right men. Vacations and benefits. Harms Woods Standard. 724-9698. Glenv. Employees FREE MEDICAL INSURANCE PERIODIC INCREASES 8 PAID HOLIDAYS LOW COST CAFETERIA EXCELLENT PARKING FACILITIES PAID VACATIONS The Powers Regulator Co. DRIVER WANTED WITH OWN CAR. Approximately 20 hours per week. Call Chicken Delight, GR 5-7600. 2010 Central St. Evanston CAB DRIVERS WANTED, FULL OR PART-TIME. DAY OR NIGHT. EXCELLENT INCOME. APPLY: 8015 LAWNDALE. SKOKIE. be of Each PERSONNEL T RAINEE—$575$624. Degree req. Leading Co. NO FEE. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1612 Chicago Ave., Evanston. UN 9-9510; BR 3-2155 can 9-9000 Opportunity for retired man. Starting pay $1.92-$2.20 per hour, 4 to 5 hours per day. 4-7800 EXPERIENCED YOUNG GRILL MAN. Excellent salary. Days. Steady job. 64 Green Bay Road, Winnetka. of UN City of Highland USHERS WANTED in improving PHOTOCOPY Crossing Guard RELIABLE MAN PART-TIME afternoons for deliveries. May retired. Phone 328-6461. variety OUR School TIME. PERMANENT. salary. No experience ested ON Trainees AMERICAN 7a.m.to4p Mr. Henry, 619. ‘9920 A 8-5944. Wanted—Men Industrial 2100 Dempster Building Custodian APPLY AFTER 6 P.M. Theater, 817 Chicago Ave., FOR Some previous factory experience desirable. Will consider beginners. We are a progressive company with excellent advancement potential. Excellent starting salary plus _ shift differential. CLUB SEMI RETIRED OR PART-TIME man who likes people, to call on established customers in the Glenview area. Doretti Vac. Co. HI 6-2336. DRIVER, FULL Over 21. Good required. Austin Liquors BaF Re ee HOUSEWORK BY DAY evenings DAvis Machine HELPER at the WILLOW Call HI 6-4376 Fe Stock Men Material Handlers Inspectors MAN TO WORK IN PICTURE FRAMing operation to cut and join frames. Full time preferred but will consider part-time. Call Mrs. Short HI 6-2100. WANTED eee IMMEDIATE OPENINGS first and second shifts. TIME. APPLY GLENVIEW 2441 Glenview Rd., Glenview. COOK'S eS General Factory NIGHTS $90-$100 PER WEEK. Sam & -Hy’s, 3438 Dempster, OR 4-8650. ASSISTANT FOR CLEANING CARPET in the home. Must have references. Permanent. Will train. Good salary and benefits. Call GR 5-1192. Station i, RETIRED JANITOR in sorority. GReenleaf 5-2230. GENERAL 112 Dishwashers-Busboys Service oy Help Wanted—Men Household WANTED: houseman GAS STATION ATTENDANT Wash-Grease experience. Full time. 4000 Dempster St., Skokie Call OR 4-6176 FULL Citgo, eu 1 DAY A WEEK FOR 2 ADULTS. Refs. Call VErnon 5-4292 DAYS, PIZZA Rs Man for Gen. Hse. Cleaning NO WEEKENDS. 7146 Dempster St., Morton Grove NO MORE DROP-OUTS. WILL PAY more for mature men. Light factory (woodworking). Call Glenview, 7293100. COOK eee 111 AUTO. PARTS CO. NEEDS A REliable man to work inside and deliver. No experience necessary. Good pay. 3714 Dempster St., Skokie. CHEVROLET PART-TIME 221-222 EXCELLENT COMPANY BENEFITS including 3 weeks’ vacation, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Sickness and Health Insurance and Pension. BOB A.M. have mo. Call a.m. a.m. NEEDS A CLASS ‘‘A’”’ JANITOR Brand new _ building. Exec. working conditions. Night work only. Please apply in person. 241 Waukegan Rd., Glenview. WE HAVE PERMANENT OPENINGS for young men to be Printers and Pressmen, on our day and night shifts. These are training jobs leading to advancements. 491-1000 _ Part-time mornings, 3 a.m. to 7 _ newspaper delivery. NEED car. | to all parts are in needed. Call or 5 Chicago Av., Evanston WE Hoff- CO. 1245 Chicago Av., Evanston j re SBeeosooe APPRENTICE AUTOMOTIVE x CAR AND EXPENSES _ Inside to start for product orientation, ce rning Co. procedures, and meeting y accounts. After training you’ll be assigned to a local protected terr. 5 figure HR PERS for you here. Call R ee see Suite Ill. 60201 Evanston, Customer SELL DISPLAY ADVERTISING FOR “Gb outstanding, progressive chain of _ suburban weeklys in one of the _ country’s fastest growing areas and markets. Develop a_ growing territory as stepping stone to further ne ancement in expanding company. beral salary, commission, and By_ fringe benefits. Prefer college gradupe with sales experience or proven _ galesman. Must have completed mili: Sant service. The Hollister Newspars, Glenn anne 1232 Central Av., lmette, Ill |eae F . 2 The Hollister Newspapers 4 DISPLAY “ADVERTISING SALESMAN 3 / ee wovise Available of Interest Apply: : ~ WANT TO MOVE UP? a ~ CALL 869-8600 : ee Eder A Trade SUPERVISORS MACH. ee CH HH Opportunity To Learn FOR FOREMEN SIZED When Area eee OREM PERSONNEL 518-526 DAVIS ST. ‘ HEADQUARTERS D. eee CRECT Des Plaines 827-6635 AND ee 869-6155 ie _ An Equal Opportunity Employer - BUSY TO COME IN? Fill in coupon 100% CONFIDENTIAL FILL IN COUPON COMMENCEMENT & MARX 1700 E. Touhy TOO a 110 Professional MAN TO WORK 6 DAY WEEK delivering newspapers. Must car. Earn $165 to $175 per working about 242 hrs. per day. 446-7259 between 8 a.m. to 10:30 and 2 p.m. to 5:30 daily. Sat. 8 to 2 p.m. General Office ight and heavy stock handting. and MAN WANTED FULL-TIME, NO experience necessary for newspaper agency. 6 day week $2.45 per hr. plus automatic raises. Apply in person daily between 4 to 5:30 p.m. or Sat. 8 a.m. to 2 an 1741 Harding Rd Northfield Executive Seeking ; reliable, able bodied Help Wanted—Men Business Sales Trainee STOCK MEN men 110 Gee AN 3-6701 VISIT US DAILY TILL 4:45 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER CTA DIRECT TO DOOR Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald March 2, 1967 �a Help es A at Company A Good Company 3RD SHIFT We Dempster APTITUDE FOR quired, Interest in typing. GOOD TYPING AND FIGURE APTItude required. Challenging openings leading to secretarial positions. Janitor and/or Elevator Operator NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Day shift. Permanent. Will train. New Plant. All benefits. Chicago Backing Co., 2800 Shermer Rd., Northbrook (1 bik. S. of Willow) 272-2990 Help Wtd.—Men EDITORS College NEEDED GOOD TYPING SPEED REQUIRED. Experience helpful but will train high school: graduate. manuscripts Warehousemen and handle book production. Editing experience required. Recent teaching and interest in child development and health field helpful. College minor in MATHEMATICS graduate with a math and recent Z major or teaching Model PSYCHOLOGY : : College graduate with major in psychology and with 1-year experience in manuscript editing and copy editing of college text books to edit psychology and education manuscripts and to do all stages of editing. SCIENCE : College graduate with science major and 1 or more years science teaching or editing experience to edit manuscripts, revise galleys, other editorial duties. PROOFREADER HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE WITH 1 or 2 years college, at least 2 years relevant proofreading experience required. for 729-3000 SCOTT FORESMAN & CO. Company Company To Go With— To Grow With Administrative Assistants are limited so stop for more details. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION 2020 RIDGE AVE. Ph. 864-6050, ext. 288 OPPORTUNITY FOR REAL ESTATE salesman, knowledge of local area preferred. Work in an office with a well-established name. Increase your sales by floor time CALL ED our liberal policy. GESFORD GLENVIEW Project Manager advertising PA REALTY and 4-0600 WE from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 2020 RIDGE AVE. Ph. 864-6050, ext. 220 Equal Opportunity Employer A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE LEADING REAL ESTATE FIRM Has two openings for real estate salesmen—of course, we would like an experienced person, one who has been a high producer, who lives on the North Shore, who is favorably known, who has the desire to help buyers to find the right home. who wants to succeed. If you don’t have all of these cualifications but have enough of them including the willingness to work, drop us a note telling about yourself and we _ will make an apnointment for an interview. For the right person the earings can be excellent. Write A-821, Box 60, Wilmette. GROWING NATIONAL CORPORATION needs recent college graduate with creative and organization abilities to plan and write advertising bulletins and brochures. Will assume many responsibilities in production areas. Evanston location. Complete fringe benefit program. Phone BR _ 3-4210, ext. 220, Miss Deutsch. 8-8100 1827 CO. Employer - TELLER NATIONAL BANK AND r TRUST CO. OF EVANSTON An St. Equal Evanston Opportunity DdAvis 8-8100 Employer REAL ESTATE WANTED IMMEDIATELY TWO SALES MINDED PEOPLE (WILL train if necessary) to assist in the sale and listing of property! Modern air-cond. office. HAPP 1225 REALTY, CENTRAL ST. ALpine 1-3250 PLATERS INC. WILMETTE HELPERS MEN AND WOMEN. EXCELLENT opportunity for new employees. No experience necessary. Many company benefits. Good starting pay. NIBOT CORPORATION 618 Hartrey St. An Equal Opportunity Evanston, Employer Ill. RELIEF COOK 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. SHIFT In private Evanston institution. Excellent wages and other benefits. Call DAvis 8-3042, Personnel. BANK TELLER Some experience necessary. Salary commensurate w/experience and education. For appointment, HI 6-0010. First National Bank of Winnetka 790 Elm St., Winnetka KITCHEN ‘ DAY Two bedrooms, Electric | Distinctive architect Professional craftsman Garage or parking space a 1927 SHERMAN AVEN First floor. May Ist. Share Corinthian Apartr en 2250 SHERMAN AVENU!} April or May $50 monthly. Evanston 1st—$220 Greenwood Inn A 1406 HINMAN First floor. AVENU: May 1st. | Heritage mab 2220 CENTRAL é May Ist m ST Maisonette Apart 2038-40 SHERMAN AVED May Ist. 2nd floor. $: Plymouth Apartmen 1101 Immed. GROVE 334 328-7292 § OF 2 baths. Elev. baba Bath PORTERS 11 A.M.—8 P.M. SHIFT In private. Evanston institution. rate and fringe benefits. Call DAvis 8-3042, Personnel. DAYS, CAN WORK SATURDAYS desired. Excellent opportunity for in new growing factory. UNIVERSAL ART PRODUCTS 491-9000 2127 Dewey Evanston, LUNCH ROOM—SCHOOL Exc. salary and working cond., transp. Through at 2:30 p.m. See by 2:30. 446-0674. 310 Green Bay Winnetka. CHICAGO AV., EVANSTON Sleeping rm. Immediate possession. $15 per week. GREENLEAF 5-1244 SOUTH EVANSTON. ROOM IN 3RD floor apartment for employed lady. Privileges. Call before noon. DAvis 8-1637 EVANSTON S.E. GENTLEMAN LGE. light. quiet room Nr. lake, all transp., ample parking. UN 4-6172. EXPERIENCED PAYING AND REceiving teller; 5 day week. Convenient to all transportation. Usual employee benefits. Apply Personnel Office. 800 Davis EVERY Brittany Apartm 825 Northfietd * BANK A) Os ok RIDGE AV. April ist May Ist. 1s CLEAN, PLEASANT, NICELY FURN. room, refrig. separate entrance, employed gentleman with good habits, 864-0708 after 5 p.m. and weekends. Rd. Opportunity Asbury, area. Call THE ULTIMATE Rent—Rooms Male Student, Employer OFFER: WALPAK Equal in Glenview tme f EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN OR GRAD. student. Large pleasant front room, excellent transp. Refs. desired. 8648676 after 5:30 and weekends. PAID HOLIDAYS PAID VACATIONS PROFIT SHARING FIRST CONTRACT DEPT. DUTIES INVOLVE presentation of complete programs to prospective. customers and following up awarded contacts to completion of project. Minimum requirements are recent college degree and/or experience with hospital supplies and equipment. DAvis SHARE INSPECT QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD BANK Evanston Opportunity Apa TO Exp. in produc- EXCELLENT PARKING. PRIVATE home, S. Evanston. DA 8-3723. PACKERS ASSEMBLERS An COPYWRITER REAL ESTATE SALES St. Equal 1739 Harding REALTORS in Davis and WANTS ELEGANT NEWER EVANSTON APARTN FOR WOMAN, COMFORTABLE front room facing South; priv. bath; cooking priv. linens furn. close to all transp.; S.E. Evanston. UN 4-5968. TRUST CO. OF EVANSTON 800 Houses 132 PRIVATE SLEEPING ROOM IN NEW home for employed gentleman of good character w/excellent references. Sep. kit: and bath to share. Weekly maid service. $17.50 per wk. 446-2341. OR WILL TRAIN 5 day week. Convenient to all transportation. Usual employee benefits. Apply Personnel Office. FIRST NATIONAL For Calla! 274-5657. Ask for Miki. BDRM. LGE. LIV. RM. IN EVANSton apts. Private ent. and bath. $100 a mo. No cooking. New bldg. Call Sclk, agent LO 1-7774, eves. 248-7391. fund. Proof Machine Operator this in we KOENIG & STREY CHALLENGING POSITIONS FOR REcent college graduates interested in administration. Informal on the job training program leading to Supervisory; Staff, or Operations Management assignments. Excellent starting salary and complete fringe benefit program. These openings or phone NOW Accurate typing required in _ position for person interested details. Experience helpful, but will train interested beginner. week, incapacitation same NON-RACIAL 1 EXPERIENCED Operator REAL ESTATE SALES We’re enlarging our Wilmette office and would like to talk to an experienced sales person or someone who lives in Evanston—North Shore towns and is serious about selling real estate. Our 4 offices’ have increased their sales volume 70% over last year. Our bonus and commission schedules are the finest in the business. Strong adveritsing programs. If you would like the advantages of a multi-office company but would like that ’’one big, happy family’’ feeling, let’s talk it over. Our best references are our sales people—ask them. Call Mr. Strey, ALpine 1-0330. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION A Good A Good Addressograph An EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. LAKE AV., GLENVIEW An Equal Opportunity Employer a liberal 120 These are most unusual benefits in the Real Estate field. If applicant has managerial qualities the future .is unlimited in this organization. Call Mr. Watson, District Sales Mgr., Lake Forest Office of Baird & Warner. CE 4-1855. Maker AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION appointment. to 5 RENTALS employer. ‘ED Wanted to Share— ee: GIRL BUS DRIVERS, SMALL NURSERY school bus. Hours 7:30-9 a.m.; 11:30 to 1:00 p.m. Call OR 4-3333 SALESMAN, EXPERIENCED AND with local knowledge preferred. Work with a traditional name and enjoy its respect. We offer such benefits as IBM bi-monthly statements, tax withholding, advertising allowance and $1142 million retirement fund in addi- HIGH SCHOOL AND/OR VOCATIONAL school graduate familiar with machine tools to make wood, metal and plastic models. 5 day 475-4397 opportunity equal An If you have at least 2 years of college and are an accomplished typist this is for you! Science, English and/or Journalism major helpful as future potential is for full-time copy writing. COLLEGE GRADUATE TO WRITE copy for brochures, ads, direct mail in junior and senior high school mathematics and science. Must have good math and science background. Jenkins FOR and good Advertising COPYWRITER PRESTON TECHNICAL ABSTRACTS CO. An 131 MAN OR WOMAN FOR KITCHEN helper at Caravel restaurant. Full or part-time. 272-4358 or 945-2727. AND NEED RELIABLE PEOPLE order filling, packing, shipping receiving, Clean warehouse; working conditions. experience in elementary, junior high or high school. Modern math needed to write copy for students and teachers materials. Call Miss STABILITY? Biller Typists : to edit FOR ARTISTS Ad Studio needs free lancer. layout, design, finished art, tion. No beginners. 446-7466. °° W 824-5870. DISHWASHER WANTED 10:30 TO 2:30 Monday through Friday. Three Sisters Snack Shop, Wilmette. AL 19721. After 7 AL 1-4393. CHALLENGING AND INTERESTING position with growing Evanston corporation. Some laboratory experience desirable. Good _ salary. xcellent opportunity for advancement. tion Reliable, mature man needed on our maintenance staff for permanent longterm employment with all benefits. Uniforms furnished. Will ke bonded. (Hrs. 7 a.m. to 3:30 or 9 to 5) and Women HEALTH graduate LOOKING Parkway, Skokie, Ill. 60076 OR 3-3200 Equal Opportunity Employer An 60 Wilmette, Il. COOK Short order cook wanted 6 to 2:30 days a week. Good pay. Call AL 1-9721. After 7 AL 1-4393. 21 furnished apt. wi - Plaines. $76. per mo. ESTATE SALES PEOPLE wanted full time ~— Call Mr. Kayser Kenilworth Realty Co. 251-5600. G. D. Searle & Co. Searle Box GIRL REAL applicant with good experience in Histology laboratory work without college-training. Apply Personnel office 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. FIGURES REdetails helpful. No Clerk Typists FACTORY rite A-817, CHEMICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN for: Accounts Receivable Ledger Clerk N. S. STEPHENS 1915 Holste Rd. Northbrook Bob Sustman, 272-5560 for app’t. 113. openings BASIC ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING skills required. Some college and/or board experience helpful. Excellent potential. WE NEED A MAN WITH METAL working background to assist shop superintendent with layouts, machine setuvs and simple fixture work. Will consider older retirees or younger man interested in eventual supervisory position. GENERAL have REAL ESTATE | Have opening for full time. salesrson. Will train if inexperienced. Technician Will also consider To Go With— To Grow With Project Draftsmen PHOTOCOPY 2100 Histology ASCP CERTIFICATION DESIRABLE. B.S. in Biology preferred but 2 years of college-course work acceptable. WOULD WELCOME THE OPPORTUnity of discussing with you the many opportunities now available, your future prospects with Américan, and our complete fringe benefit program including Health and Life Insurance, Profit Sharing and Retirement. Education Plan and Employee Discounts. DUE TO EXPANSION WE HAVE AN exceptional opportunity for an agressive individual in a dynamic growth company. You will supervise all operations on our 3rd shift. Operations include cutting and packaging for our paper department. Position offers challenging duties, good pay and an opportunity to advance. Supervisory or cutting experience preferred. Send complete resume or call 9-9000 113. Help Wtd.—Menand Women AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION FOREMAN AMERICAN ee iz ‘113. Help Wtd.—Men and Women Ninsitaduatiie Industrial UN al GLENVIEW: PLEASANT ROOM close to transportation and shopping. Young working woman preferred. Kitchen privileges. Call PArk 4-0176. NEWLY DECORATED ROOM FOR neat employed young lady. Complete cooking fac., close to shopping area and all transp. DA 8-9034. w ie, UNFURNISHED ROOMS Near transp., shopping Immediate occupancy. rent. Call 328-5890. EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN IN 1 OF Evanston’s loveliest homes. 3rd flr., priv. entrance. Near transp., $45 per mo. Weekly maid service. DA 8-4626. GEN TLE M AN—CLEAN ROOM, share kitchen, bath and TV. Near Greenwood and Hinman, Evanston. 328-7094 EMPLOYED WOMAN PLEASANT 3rd. floor room, kitchen privileges, near all transportation. $13. per week. DA 8-5241. LARGE SINGLE ROOM, MALE GRAD student or business man, Pvt. home. E. Evanston. Linens furn. Near bus, “L’’, campus and rest. UN 4-2488. FOR LADY—FURNISHED ROOM. Attractive townhouse. Kitchen and laundry priv. Public transp. Evanston. Eves. or weekends call 864-2378. EVANSTON—UNUSUALLY WARM ATtractive room, Large walk-in closet. Excellent transp. Some .privileges. GReenleaf 5-6379. ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, HOWARD and Ridge, private entrance, kit. priv. Chicago and Evanston buses. ROgers Park 1-1044 EVANSTON—ROOM Close 121 Top IF all FOR RENT. and schools. Reasonable FOR to transportation and Call 869-4039. Wanted RENT shopping. to Rent—Rooms EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN WANTS A sleeping room in_ private home, erecerensy in Winnetka; good location. owever, will consider Wilmette and Evanston. Does not drink or smoke. Excellent references furnished if deae: Write A-845, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. good Jack Rd, MUSIC STORE CLERKS. PART-TIME and full time. Over 25. Salary flexible, depending on qualifications and hrs. Musical knowledge advantageous. Call 272-7491 after 11 a.m. MAN OR WOMAN to do clean-up and maintenance of builders model homes in Deerfield. On twice a week basis or will consider full-time. Call LO 1-0785. QUIET RELIGIOUS MAN AGE 60 employed by Northbrook firm would like room with family in Northbrook. Write to Post Office, Box 113, Northbrook, I. 234 ASBURY, 525 CUSTER, 1128 634 723 P. Near es ing i nsp. MAPLE, Din. rm. Ist SHERMAN, Din. rm. HINMAN, Avail. imm f TWO BEDROOMS 122 KEENEY, 2514 PRAIRIE, Two CALLAN, Newer 3036 CENTRAL, 145 _ pEngowss Newer bldg. | baths. bla 960 MULFORD, Newer ist 721 AUSTIN, Newer garden 817 WASHINGTON, GEORGE le ven. >. J. CYRUS 233 ASBURY UN 4-9020 AV. ae LAKE FRONT BUILD Evanston's Only Ne Lake Front Apt. AVAILABLE THIS S 1 bedroom from, 2 bedrooms fr 3 bedrooms from » This new luxur Raymond building will eature yea electric air conditioning, Point kitchens, balconies, ets, ceramic rooms, Garage with tile baths, spac separate dining and outside parking MODEL NOT YET REAI CALL FOR APPO 328-7200 MLE} 1520 Central St., GLENVIEW 1620 to 1766 GREENW TOWNHOUSE APT $8855 3 Bedroom, I!/p B | and 2 Bedroom $135 and $150 See Ann Drago on P USE HOLLISTER WANT ADS 271-3500 AVAIL. APRIL 1ST, 2 apt., excellent location, buil service only $180 mo ape 1575 Oak, see engineer, ne “ �'. 132 ae Ges - ee B4 Re nt— For aie : EPPO See S tea * cage 132 E: SMART & GOLEE, ING. htful Apts. Evanston Elevator Apt. Bldg. ooking beautiful near ols, downtown churches. autiful, , pe shopping, sound silenc- , include all electric ni Cu. Ft., refrigeramultiple oversized ward- meneets. SMART fully tiled baths, tioning throughout. roof, sundeck, ate parking. 1564 lounge. EVANSTON APTS. GROVE tile bath. STREET liv room with fire- Available May 1 at 2500 CENTRAL STREET a) 7520 7425 N. DAMEN, N. DAMEN, 7231 7231 RIDGE, RIDGE, Available April 1 at $160 May 1 at $152.50 1215 CLEVELAND lus GEORGE UN 4-9020 EVANSTON J. CYRUS May $135 1. & CO. BR 3-2660 idfchen: ‘Available living large May heat. 1 at See d see these really spacious ‘tments equipped with all the t features for easy living. All ents have their own private Heat is supplied by a fired hot water in (APPROX. EVANSTON apartments are wall type units. with air’ 705 7335 CHICAGO cond. apts. RD. in excellently inec g. Some with tiled kit. bath. Feet gas. Expert decoratparki avail. 142 blk. to park. Rentals from $112.50. wer : py 1st ; é 262-2675 AND a CICA luxurious mod. lens overlooking apt. Pigg’ plus lake and “Aval April ‘al =. sg e city. lst 262-2675. or N. 2 park. gt r May fst. 6 ‘man bidg. m 2 tile baths levator bldg. HREE BEDROOMS ‘ —2 tile baths Ist flr. man—elevator bidg. ) Jilmette—townhouse $260 NLAN & TYSON, INC. ‘SHERMAN AVE., EVANSTON 4-2600 BRoadway 3-3750 ~ SWAINWOOD Glenview R Y INSULATED . ONLY 115 BLKS. TO TRAIN -IMMED. AND FUTURE OCCUP. ATTENTION EXECUTIVES 1 YR. LEASE IS ACCEPTED. h Av. (same as Harlem blks. No. of Glenview Rd. SUN. Av.) 12 737 RIDGE DAILY _BY 2 baths, central air poss. Parking avail., Newton Realtor 777-8855. cond. good Elegant Classified TO mod. -5 ROGERS PARK elevator Four spacious all outside rooms. 5 ROOMS—$125 building, liv. rm.; din. 2035 FARGO AVE. CHICAGO 4 RM. 1 BEDRM. $133. 2 BDRM. GARDEN $120 Well maintd. bldg. Ample closets Good floor plan. Birch cab. kit. AV 1225 CHASE—AT 4 3-1612 LAKE RM. APT.-$130, $135. APRIL OR May occup. Exceptionally maintained. Exc. transp. 7300 N. in E. Rogers Park. Adults. Nelson, RO 4-7844. HIGHLAND PARK 3 RM. APT., stove and refrigerator, convenient to Northwestern and town. $105 a mo. For information call 432-9077 after 6:30 EVANSTON 1902 MAPLE AVE., 2ND . 4 rm. apt., 2 bdrms., stove, refrig., newly dec. Adults only. $120 per mo. — GREENLEAF 5-1244 GLENVIEW: 2 BEDROOM way Bidg. New. Within 2 everything. 1751-59 Henley Cleary, owner. ORchard 6-3400 1844. COURTblks. of St. Mr. —PA 4- NORTHWEST EVANSTON 2 Bedrms., 2 baths in new elev. bldg., all elec. kit. with dishwshr., air cond. 250. SMART & GOLEE, INC. DaAvis 8-3200 POOL For 339 CUSTER RMS; 2ND ¥L.,.-WILL rms., 1st fl., pkng. and A.C. Locke, 328-6289. DEC: 4 optional. ees FIVE ROOM APTS. two children allowed. housekeeping rooms, Gem GR o nice Realty. 5-5215. 725 ST. JOHNS HIGHLAND 1 rm. kitchenet, private bath 0406 and ID 2-5041. PARK $95. 446- BEAUT. LARGE 5 RM. APT. NEWLY dec. Hot water and heat furn. Near shopping, transp. 2nd flr. Immed. occ. Reas. Evanston UN 4-7334. GLENCOE: 1ST FL. SUBLEASE: 2 bdrms., bath; lge. living rm.; close to transp., beach, shopeine: air cond. Immed. occupancy. rnon 5-2271 SUBLEASE IN 2 blocks from a EVANSTON 5 ROOMS. lake, near shopping and Avail. April ist. $160. EVANSTON-NEW BLDG. 7 RMS., baths. For more information. Solk, LO 1-7774, eves. Call 248-7351. ROOM MODERN APT. IN EVANS. ton. Decorated; stove; refrig.; private parking. Adults. Available now. $120 per month. GR 5-3204. BEDROOM 5 ROOM APARTMENT in Evanston. Cabinet kitchen, 2nd floor. $140 per month. Call after 6 p.m. ORchard 5-6974. NON-RACIAL 2730 CENTRAL, EVANSTON, 2 bdrm., de luxe, 2 full baths, air cond., elevator bldg. Open Sat. and Sun., 1 to 5 p.m. Any other time call janitor UN 9-0246. 2 BEDRM. APT. COMP. DECOrated, 142 Elmwood Ave., Evanston. Contact John Thill, UNiversity 4-2819; ye between 12 and 1 p.m. and after SE EVANSTON. 939 FOREST AVE. 6 rms., 2 baths, 2nd fl. Avail. April 1st. Back yard. Nr. beach, shop., playgrounds, Lincoln School $230 per month, 475-8572. APTS. AND ROOMS FOR RENT. Close to University, transportation —_ Downtown Evanston. Phone OR 30099. HINMAN AVE. EVANSTON Sub-let 6 rms. 1st floor, w/sun porch, arking space. Cyclone fenced yard. $165 mo. Avail. May Ist. UN 9-0522. LARGE, 1 BEDROOM APT. AIR cond.; heat and gas furnished; tile bath and shower; avail. April 1, 2517466, after 5 p.m. EVANSTON: rooms, with 4 ROOM APT. sarees. Adults. 2 BED- 1303 MAPLE, N.W. EVANSTON, $165. 515 RMS., lge. liv. rm.; full din. rm.; wood burning frpl., yard, nr. schools and transp. May 1. DAvis 8-1730. SUBLET IN EVANSTON 1ST FL. 4 large rooms next to park. Children, dogs OK. $110 per month. Available March 15th or April 1st. UN 9-0477. ATTRAC. 4 RM. APT.; NICE BLDG. see to appreciate; ample clos.; 42 blk. S. Chicago, Evanston buses; adults; 3rd fl. $117.50. AM 2-5997, BR 4-4487. EVANSTON 245 large rooms UN 4-8503 100 CE e-hooe JARVIS. 3 ROOM GARDEN newly decorated; air condi$125 mo.; 465-0844 or JUneway 2044 W. apt.; he 133 Wanted to Rent—Apts. REFINED, _MATURE WORKING woman desires apartment on the 15th $90 to For April Shore. North Call ALreferences. Excellent $100. pine 1-1982. NON-RACIAL: REFINED of 5 desperately wish to house or 5 rm, apt. in S.E. area. Please call 491-0298 p.m. FAMILY rent sm. Evanston before 2 YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES apartment to sublet for summer months. Occupancy June through > « aipcaama Will care for pets. 432RESP. RETIRED COUPLE WANTS 4 rm. apt. Winnetka or Wilmette pref. Would like converted upstairs of home. DE LUXE LG. LIV. RM., DIN. RM., sun rm., 3 bdrms., sm. den, 2 baths. S.E. Evanston. May 1. 3rd fl. $215. 2nd fl. $230. UN 4-9036 aft. 5 p.m. Not over $125 mo. No pets. No smoking. 446-6256. WANTED IN EVANSTON: 2 BEDRM. transportation near adults, by apt. or occup. 1st April shopping. and before. GR 5-1232. APARTMENT WANTED: sional couple with son desiring 6 rm. apt. Phone GR 8-6868 after 6 p.m. PROFESin_ college 337-7275 or 5 OR 6 ROOM APT. IN S. EVANSTON NEAR TRANSPORTATION. MAY 1ST OR EARLIER OCC. UP TO $200. AFTER 5 P.M. UN 4-5330. IN EVANSTON NEAR SCHOOL 5 room apt., unfurnished. Couple and 1 om a daughter. Reasonable rent. 5 ROOM APT. DECORATED. 712 Seward, Evanston. 864-7192 EVANSTON. FOR IMMEDIATE RENtal 342 rm. modern apt. Nr. transportation. Parking in rear. 325 Custer. UN 9-3672 after 6 p.m. WANTED; 4 BDRM APT. OR TOWNhouse. Adults. May Ist occup. Evanston area or good transportation for Niles. Call 465-8418. COUPLE WITH 2 CHILDREN WANTS 2 bedrm. apt. as of April or May, or sooner. Call 869-3332. EVANSTON - INTERRACIAL. 2 rm.; tile bath, modern kitchen. per month. Mr. Osran HO 5-4433 134 5 BD$160 EVANSHIRE Apts. HOTEL ROOMS 2ND FLOOR; NEAR ALL transportation, University, lake and shopping; immed. occup.; $130 per mo. DAvis 8-7781 or UNiversity 4-5777. emg NEWLY DECORATED COLLEGE hill Evanston-Skokie, 2 bdrm. flat, 2nd floor. Immediate occupancy. Adults only. $195. Call 677-1813. EVANSTON, 5, 6 RMS. dec. Monty, 400 RIDGE EXCEL. TRANSP. GR 5-8513. WILL 3 BDRM. LUXURY APT. DOWNTOWN Evanston - lease or sublease drapes, wall-wall carpeting, parking optional. 864-7760 or 328-7468 SUBLET: MAY 1, 4 BRIGHT, LARGE rooms, ample closet space, 42 blk. East of Ridge, near school and transp. $124. 910 Reba. GR 5-3604. 200 RIDGE RMS., 142 BATHS, 1ST FL., WILL dec. Free A. C. Nicula, GR 5-3607. WINNETKA. 2 BDRM. APT., FURN. or unfurn. to couple interested in exrhanging some services for rent. Close to transp. and beach. HI 6-0118. GLENCOE. SPACIOUS 5 RM. APT. ist floor, house. Yard, garage. Residential neighborhood. Married couple preferred. 446-0951. 2 Rent—Furnished 1 AND 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. 1 room kitchenettes, attractively fur- LARGE 4 ROOM CORNER APT. 1003 Greenleaf. Sep. din. rm., tile bath, cab. kit., new appliances. Imm. occupancy. Mr. Weiner, 764-5035. SUBLEASE 312 ROOM APT. MODERN electric kitchen, elevator bldg. Near Sheridan-Touhy. $152.50 mo. Call after 5, 274-8788. 4, For 4 RM. APT. IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY Best offer. 2327 W. Farwell, Rogers Park. Call 724-6250 or SE 8-3540. EVANSTON, W. to left 1 Rent- BDRM., LIV. RM., DIN. RM., 2ND fl. apt. with front screen porch, in 2 flat. April 1st occup. $175 incl. heat. Shown by appt. only, UN 4-6220. 5 Weekdays and Sat. 10-4 P.M. FOR MORE INFORMATION RA 6-4925 (Chi¢ago} LO 6-1002 (Model Apartment) Route 176. St.). Turn appli- newly decorated. Call after 4, 869- EVANSTON: NEAR ALL TRANSP. and shops, 3 rms. with bedroom and dining area. Occup. April 1. Call 4754189 after 5 p.m. 10:00 A.M. to 4:30: P.M. To reach apartments, go N. on U.S. 41 or tollway to Hawley (in Mundelein) and to Ist stoplight (Prospect block to McKinley. Address is 600-700 Mc inley St. New For NON-RACIAL: LIGHT AIRY 4 RM., 2ND FLR. APT., wood paneled din. room, modern Kitchen, bath, near N.U., all transp. Downtown Evanston. $140. May 1, Shown by appt. only, call 328-3887. rm. wall carpeting; air lst occup. 869-7492 to 262-8772 apt. AIRY ROOM APT. EVANSTON 2ND floor Davis Street shopping and transp. Newly decorated. 1003 Grove gag $100. By appointment DA 8- EVANSTON, 5. PER MO. 2 Free Parking Spaces Per Apartment Automatic Elevator 2-Door Refrigerator-Freezer Closet Space Galore Dining Room in 2 Bdrm. Apartment All Schools Nearby Steps Away From Shopping Air Conditioning Sound Proofing Free Gas for Cookin and Heating Full Size Breakfast oom Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk 3 EVANSTON HIGHRISE WITH BAL1 bdrm.; kit. w/built-ins. incl. 24’x 14’ front 132 LIGHT The S.E. EVANSTON Liv. rm., din. rm., kit., 2 bdrms. Ist floor, adults only. Available now—rent starts March 15. Phone for appointment between 3 and 5 p.m. DA 8-5011. comb.; wall to perce $200. May sublet. room near ‘“‘L,’’ Ist. $129 mo. SWIMMING bedroom takes twin beds. Ceramic bath and shower. Separate din. rm., 4 large clothes closets. Will decorate. Adults. No pets. 3rd floor. May occup. $132.50 mo. UN 4-6585. NEW MUNDELEIN ANDREA-MARCY LUXURIOUS, PRACTICAL AND ECONOMICAL APARTMENT LIVING ONE BEDROOM (FROM $150) TWO BEDROOMS (I!/, BATHS FROM $180] OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 724-5900 ms., Maple at Main St. GReenleaf 5-4000 . . . . . . . . . . epee. LUXURY APTS. 1 DOWNTOWN gue eal \NSTON, HIGHLAND PARK; 2ND FLOOR, 2 bdrm.; bath; liv. rm. w/frplec.; dinette; kit. Newly decorated. Close to trans. Phone 432-1060. Heat and hot water furnished. $175 per mo, 2 year ee: 440 Central Ave., Highland ark. EVANSTON: 119 ELMWOOD AVE. OFFERING APARTMENTS in Fabulous 1-8150 5 RM. APT., $150 1st fl. front, W/W carpet 7000 N. in Chgo. close to Evanston Exc. parking, shopping and trans. Mr. Heyman, 1806 Farwell 274-1955 743-4416 TA 9-5140 nouth—Glenview 4 RO RMS. 1ST FLR.—OLDER 4 APT. bidg. 820 Hamlin St., Evanston. Woodburning frpl.; yd.; playground for children. C.T. bath. Pri. bsmt.; stove; refrig.; dbl. stainless steel sink and cabts. incl. htd. pine pan. sunrm. yaad plus heat. Avail. June ist. AL 6- NORTH nan—elevator JUST DECORATED 2 FLAT N.W. Evanston next to corner at Central. 2 lge. airy apts. upstairs 2 bdrm. 1 bath $150, down 3 bdrm. 1 bath and use of basement. $180. Own heat. Free elec. and water. Call Mrs. Madison and Assoc. 869-5600. 4 EVANSTON, AIR-CONDITIONED 5 ROOM apartment. Lake Forest area. appointment call DAvis 8-3734. 500 LAKE HINMAN. OPEN SUN. 2-5 daily by appt. A 2 or 3 bdrm. apt., 2 baths, parquet floors, beautiful view of park. Immed. poss., parking avail. Newton Realtor 777-8855. KRAMER WESTERN 901 d. Tile kit. and baths. Mod. d kit. w/dishwasher. Carpeted. avail. ed apts. $115-$155 Ridgeview Apartment Hotel Lakefront Apt. 7700 Resi : RD. BEDROOM AND KITCHENETTE apts. Carpeted. If desired, maid service, telephone service, and garage available. Coffee Shop, drug store, launderette, beauty and barber shop pe premises. Short term leases available. occupancy. ager free SPACIOUS AND GRACIOUS 5-ROOM APT. IN 6-APT. BLDG. Light and air, N.S.W. and West, 3rd fl. Large rooms, ample closets, tiled ‘bath, tiled kitchen beautifully appointed with modern appliances, built-in range and oven, exhaust fan, conv. transp. $160. Call after 6:30 p.m. or Sat. and Sun. UN 4-7777 or UN 4-8289. EVANSTON BR 3-3750 SHERIDAN 5 air FOR RENT SUB-LEASE IMMEDIately spacious 5 rm. second floor apt. 2 bdrm.; lge. liv. rm. w/frpl.; tile bath, good closet space; w/modern kitchen. Nr. Dempster and Chicago ov $150 per month. Call 328-0669 after p.m. N. OF LAKE) DRAPER & EVANSTON See Mr. Baehr. DA 8-7781 WILL DEC. NR. EVERYTHING See jtr. Thill, 803 Dobson, UN 4-2819. OPEN DAILY 1-5 P.M. INLAN & TYSON, INC. SRMAN AV. 9 AL 1-6700 2 BLKS. 4-5 RM. APTS. apart- Kitchens are unusually large Fae Ma double oven de-luxe , double door refrigerators, and ned 4-3755. 803-807 DOBSON system, each UN 1644-46 WAUKEGAN 2 BATHS controlled call FREE HEAT NEWLY FURNISHED 31g ROOM APARTMENTS Beautifully furn. and _ unfurn. conditioned, free cooking gas. venient to shopping, trans. schools. Spacious closets; ample parking. SEDROOMS, 2 BATHS s or ances oo AT GLENVIEW TON’S NEWEST ELEVATOR Apartment Building BEDROOMS, Spisak, NORTH EXC. SHOPPING AND _ TRANSP.. beaut. cor. court “eh at Maple and Noyes, 5 rms., 2nd fl., $150; 4 rms., 2nd fi., $132.50; 4 rms., 3rd fl., $130. EVANSTON ROAD AVAILABLE MAY 1. EXTRA LARGE elegant 2 bedroom apt. Sheltered parking incl. New _ elevator bidg. Featuring air-conditioning, separate dining, 142 baths, garbage disposals. Steps to beach. Convenient to all trans. and shopping. 10 MAPLE AVE. bi 145.00 Newer bldg. Near the lake. STON BOND & MORTGAGE CO. rringto 475-5600 ae 137.50 3 rooms. Newer 4 rms. May ist SHERIDAN including d floor. 2 bedrooms; ‘separate dining room, ae $115 $140 2d flr. Immed. 7650 SHERIDAN, Cent. air cond. plus 3 CENTRAL STREET ilding. 3 rooms. Large closets. ni 4 rms. 5 rms. GARDENS 301 CUSTER AVE., EVANSTON 4 rms. w/2 bdrms. $155 per month. Parquet flrs., tile bath, fireproof bldg. Avail. now—Rent starts March 15 Phone for appointment between 3 and 5 p.m. DAvis 8-5011. tenants. $95.00 - 4th floor. 1 bedroom; living. MRnE ares; tile bath; electric n. CUSTER 8-3200 For Rent—Apartments large 205 RIDGE, WILMETTE DE LUXE 2 BEDROOM APT. AVAIL. immed.; elev. bldg. Dishwasher and disposal are equip. included in kitchen; patio; laund.; vac. on premises; parking; $265. BAIRD & WARNER GR 5-1855 $85.00 212 rooms, fine bldg. Quiet 7728 N. ASHLAND, 312 rms. DAILY 531 INC. DAvis 7730 N. ASHLAND LANAL & ‘1-6700 TYSON, BR INC. 3-3750 oom; Avy, Evanston off Howard Street for May 1. Free off street parking. Lawn for children, gas heat. Call janitor 475-4153 or Downs Mohl & Co. CE 6-3806. ATTRACTIVE CHICAGO APARTMENTS ‘ICIENCIES FROM $140 ;DROOM APTS FROM $190 “MAY ist OCCUPANCY OPEN & GOLEE, Sherman Ex- 132 NORTH TWO BDRMS. $135 UNHEATED. Modern 4 rm. second floor apt. just Efficiency, Raymond For Rent—Apartments 737 Dobson, . AVAIL. NOW Hamlin nr. Sherman. $100. AVAIL. APRIL 1 342 Rms., 2nd fl., Sherman at Main, carpeted, sublease. Ideal for singles, n-weds or retired. $100. 2 bedrm. apt., 2nd fl. in mod. 2-flat. Brown nr. Grant. $165 with gar. 6 Rms., ist fl. Church at Chicago, students O.K. 0. AVAIL. MAY 1ST 4 Rms., 2nd fl., Ridge nr. Davis. $150. $ PF aie te 3rd fl., Seward nr. Sherman. 120. pee ee RM. UNFURNISHED APT. 911 Chicago Ave. Evanston near Main. Utilities and heat included. Good Transp. Phone UN 4-4026 or GR 5-6360. nished. Hotel rooms, permanent or transient. switchboard and elevator ser- 2. Excellent transportation, bus, ‘‘L” and Chicago & North Western R.R. Television, air conditioning. UNiversity 4-8800 Main and Hinman, RIDGEVIEW Evanston HOTEL 901 MAPLE AT MAIN ST. GReenleaf 5-4000 KITCHENETTE AND BEDROOM apts. available. Daily maid service, attractive monthly rates, some weekly rates available. Coffee shop, drug store, launderette, barber an beauty shop on premises. 31g DE LUXE TOWN RM. SPACIOUS LIV. APT. RM. AND bdrm., lge. closets; din. area, kit., air cond., complete w/w crpt., drapes, lux. furn., TV, free parking, util. On Ridge near Evanston $250, by appt. 338-3700. ELMGATE MANOR COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED kitchens, new modern, baths, Tile new elevator, maid service, beautifully furnished, switchboard service. Exe. transp. Reasonable rent. 825 Main St. GReenleaf 5-2100 6 ROOM TOWNHOUSE 3 bedrooms, 115 baths, new furn. SUITABLE FOR 4 OR 5 IDEAL FOR YOUNG MEN, CAREER GIRLS OR FAMILY 764-5065 EVANSTON: BEAUTIFUL 5 RM. apt., newly dec., new furn., hot water and transp., and heat furn., near ca for 3-4 business peop e or fami “4 Reasonable. Immed. occup. UN 4-7334. 2-2/5 RM. SEELEY OFF HOWARD, LIGHT, transp., shops, lake. 271-1881. © Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star ¢ Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald AIRY. Low rent. March 2, NR. Phone 1967 �137 ROGERS “ 249-3 ‘Reas. mod. rent. PARK rm; apt., i712 W. ESTES mod. “Wanted ‘to ‘saciid WANTED family fireproof TO 2-3 RENT bdrm. BY EXEC, house or apt. well- 3 14 ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT in Evanston. .All utilities per month. Cali AL 1-4394. paid. $120 ARGE 2 BDRM. APT. NEWLY decorated, modern furnishings. Near all conveniences and lake. Call DA 87817 or DA 8-6983. ROOM ATTRACWILMETTE: 242 tively furnished. Clean, carpeted. 1 block to transp. and shops. Reasonable rent for right party. AL 1-8297, 35 Wd. to Rent—Furn. Apts. ANTED: 2 BDRM., LIVING kitchen furnished apt. for. March 15. Hillcrest 6-1950. Rent—Houses ORTHBROOK 7 ROOM, 13% blocks to the 11% baths, 2 car month. Available STORY ‘“L,” 4 garage, immedi- TIGHE REALTY CO. REALTORS 521-4th Wilmette ALpine 1-3005 RESHLY DEC. HOME IDEALLY loc. New Trier E. Good trans. Liv. rm. with frpl.; sep. din. rm., screened porch; m . kit. w/dw. and dis. refrig. and stove. 14 bath; att. gar. Finished bsmnt. 2 rooms sep. entrance, gas heat. 3 lg. bdrms. one air-cond., bath. . ig. closets. Carpeted and drap: ed. after 5 ay lst. occ. Call 251-6935, ; pm. WINNETKA APRIL Kids love it! Liv. rm. w/frpl., din. rm., kit., new bath, big bdrm. down; Ige. air- cond. 2 rm. dorm. up—wood panl. w/tile flr.; encl. front prch.; big lot w/fruit trees and veg. gdn.:; nr. shops-trains. $195. HI 6-5880. S.E. WINNETKA—4 BEDROOMS; 212 baths; fireplace; heated enc. rch, garage. WALK to RR.; fine schools: beacn; shops; New Trier H.S. EAST. Available March 1 to June HIGHLAND PARK; AVAIL MAY 1ST 3 Bdrm. ‘‘plus’’ house, 2 full baths, 2 car gar. Convenient to stores, park, etc. $175 per mo. plus utils. Includes stove and refrig. 2 yr. lease. Phone 433-0979. . EVANSTON—2 BDRM., 1 STORY houses. 2837 Hartzell—$250. 2742 Central Park—$275. Nr. schls., transp. Auto, ht. Avail. May list. Shown by meee aus 8-8475. 5 ROOM BRICK BUNca. gf 2 5 PMB cong 2 car det. garage. Bes Heat. Convenient to schools and transportation. April 1st occup. 2 year lease. $195. ALpine 1-1080. MMEDIATE POSSESSION! EVANSton, On Mulford Nr. Ridge, Terrific 7 Rm., 4 BR; 2 Bath, New carpeting, kitchen, decorating,. etc. $325. Rent with option, Sherwin 869-2575 Agent. NORTH EVANSTON, 2740 #£4xEASTwood Av. Lge. 3 bedroom, 2 bath house. Available July 1. Shown by appointment. $370. UN 4-4023. EVANSTON-OAKTON SCHOOL Spacious 3 bdrm. brick home, avail. ay ist. $200 per month. 606 Mulford, rear house. Open Sat. 2-5. Wanted to For Rent—Houses Rent—Furn. Houses FURNISHED WILMETTE Immaculate and completely furnished 2 bedroom town house. Basement, powder room, garage, excellent location for shopping, transportation. Short term rental. $250 monthly. KOENIG & STREY AL 1-0330 EVANSTON NORTH MODERN RANCH 6 rms., 142 baths, 2 car att. gar.; near transp. 1 yr. lease. Available April 1st. $350 mo. Broker. Write A-843, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. 139 Wtd. to Rent—Furn. For Rent—Town Houses AVAIL. MAY 1 Charming Colonial 3 bedrm. 11% tiled baths, Twnhse. nr. N.W. Univ. and walk to grade school. Comp. carptg. De luxe built-in cab’t kit. dishwasher, disposal, washer-dryer comb., 1 car os gas ht., air cond., $300. Mr. ec SMART & GOLEE, REALTORS DAvis 8-3200 Hillcrest 6-4703 HIGHLAND PARK Country Club Apartments ROGER wiiskein AND GREEN BAY SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 2 bedroom 2 floor townhouse, 142 baths; living room; dinette; kitchen; private basement. Walking distance to school, shopping, and train. 831-3800 Eves. and wknds. VE 5-0343 COLONIAL TOWNHOUSE Quality on Sheridan Road in Evanston. A short walk to the beach and quick drive to Loop. Patio and enclosed brick garage. Asking $30,500. en MADISON & ASSOCIATES 869- 7650 SHERIDAN RD., CHGO. 3 ROOMS $185-$197.50 NEWER BLDG. NEAR THE LAKE CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING PARKING INCL. MAY 1ST CYRUS & CO. UN $185 full bsmt. May Ist. shopping. CO. BR 3-2660 GLENCOE TOWNHOUSE Immediate possession, sub-let. 3 bdrms., 24% baths, air cond., conv. to ga transp., shopping. $330. 4468825. NORTH EVANSTON, CENTRAL AND RIDGEWAY. 2 bdrm. townhse. dishwasher, rec. rm., frpl. $225. Avail. May 1. Shown by appointment. DA 88475. N. EVANSTON, PRAIRIE AND JENKS 2 bdrm. Townhouse. Dishwasher; fireplace; basement and attic. Available May lst. Shown by appt. DA 8-8475. 2 BDRM. TOWNHSE. NORTHFIELD Liv., din. rm. comb.; priv. patio; res. parking: immed. occuv.: $175 HI 60237; GR 5-1855. BAIRD & WARNER 145 Wanted to Rent—Garages PHYSICIAN AND FAMILY LOOKING for home to rent with or without option to buy for July 1 occupancy. Two school aged children, 5 and 7 Prefer 3-5 bedrms., close to train in Highland Park, Ravinia or Glencoe. Call 835-4419. CANADIAN GOVT. OFFICER, WIFE and baby require furnished or semifurnished 3 bdrm. house. preferably ranch, Cent. location in North Shore ee Maximum rent $380. Phone 831-4734 YOUNG “TEACHER AND FAMILY desire 3 bdrm. or 2 bdrm. w/fam. rm. home. Coach house or_ 2 family dwelling also suitable. Located in Winnetka area or near NW R.R. To $175. 432-1417. GARAGE WANTED IN VICINITY OF 1200 block on Elmwood or Maple, Evanston 398- 6771 after 5:30 p.m. WANTED or apt. QUINLAN Home TO RENT 2 BDRM. May ist. By retired owners for many HOUSE couple. years. Phone EXECUJUNIOR wishes to rent 2 or 3 flat within 6 biks. of 338-6959 aft. 6 weekdays. March 2, 1967 — Evanston Review p.m. Rent—Stores and Offices On Evanston to Glencoe bus lines, 1 blk. to N.W. R.R. Adjacent to Hubbard Woods shopping district. 294 SQ. FT 75. 1483 SQ. FT 250. ” Mr. Calloway 1571 UN 1-15TH; JUNE tive, married, bdrm. hse. or For WINNETKA 874 GREEN BAY ROAD AT TOWER 379- 0639 CTA. GARAGE WANTED; NORTHWEST Evanston; Southwest Wilmette; large neue for 4 door sedan. Call ALpine 146 & AVE. TYSON, INC. EVANSTON SHERMAN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 BR: ORCHARD 6-3400 MR. 814-81€ DEMPSTER STORES EVANSTON NORTHWEST 4200 SQ. Smart Modern Shine in top prestige location. First floor has huge reception room with fireplace, a suite of living room, bedroom, bath and kitchen and a separate 1,000 sq. ft. office area. Lower level has stunning order room with fireplace and 3 work rooms or offices. Plenty of storage spaces. This is unusual and ideal for top grade professional people, Interior Designer - Medical- rey Sai Public Relations-Lawyers etc. $700m MITCHELL BROTHERS ‘GR 5-3900 CHICAGO MAIN DISTRICT Just 3764 Sq. Ft. of adjoining office suites left in areas of 505 to 925 Sq. Ft. Rad. heat, Air Cond. CHURCH NEAR CHICAGO Display rms. and offices or living quarters. Also suitable for attorneys, auditors or engrs. 1564 Sherman 3-3750 EVANSTON—829 MAIN ST. basement. full and ft. sq. 1,600 Excellent location. Heated. Good parking. Reas. rent. Call GR 5-2100 or CE 6-7786. * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News Ave. DA ATTRACTIVE 8-3200 For For Rent—Storage REAL 554 WINNETKA LINCOLN AV. STORE ALL SET UP FOR 10 STAtion beauty salon. In modern building with air conditioning, heat and hot water furnished. 1,800 sq. ft. Parking facilities excellent. FIRST REALTY CO. CE 6-5151 WINNETKA Commercial and offices for rent in the new and distinctive elevator building in the prime business district of Hubbard Woods. Adjacent to N.W. RR station and bus; parking. facilities; partitioned to your needs. HI 6-7600. CENTRAL NR. GREEN BAY 6000 SQ. FT. TA RD. MAIN FLOOR Janitor service and heat furn. Available now. Reasonable rent. 9-5140 864-9285 743-4416 1512 SHERMAN EXCELLENT FOR OFFICE OR SMALL BUSINESS NEW TILE FLOOR Rent Incls. Storage Space in Bsmt. 743-4416 TAylor 9-5140 DISGUSTED COMMUTER? EXPANDing business? Why not an office in Glenview? Spaces from 100 to 3,000 sq. ft. Air-conditioned modern buildings on Waukegan Rd. Ample nies Butler Building Corp. 729-0370 WHEN 1132 Waukegan Rd. PArk 4-3700 CHICAGO AVE. EXCELLENT OFFICE RENTAL. RENT INCLUDES ONE LARGE OFFICE, 3 PRIVATE OFFICES. OFF STREET PARKING. $250 PER MONTH. KEN KISTLER MITCHELL BROTHERS GR 5-3900 NORTH EVANSTON—ZONED B-2. 25x75 store front building. Located about one block west of C.N.W. R.R. Being offered for $25,000. May be rented with option to purchase. Mrs. Madison & Associates. 869-5600 EDENS NR. WILLOW: NEW 1,100 sq. ft. office suite; pnid. and some carpet. Under $5. 00/net sq. ft. incl. air cond., heat, janitor. Avail. now. 464 Central, Northfield, HI 6-6650. WINNETKA—Private office on ground floor with phone answering service $60 mo. Mr. Daily SMART ‘& GOLEE, INC. DAvis 8-3200 Hillcrest 6-4700 MODERN OFFICES, $45 TO $60 PER mo., inel. air-cond.. parking, janitor, elec., and heat, at 615 Milwaukee Av., Glenview. just north of Golf Mill _ Shop. Center. 729-2200. STORES AND OFFICES: LIGHT INdustry. 10,000 sq. ft. in new building. 1350 Old Skokie Rd., Highland Park. _ Call IDlewood 2-5266. WANT TO RENT STORE FOR ART shop. Approx. 20 x 40 or will buy bldg. in Kenilworth. Glenview. Wilmette, Northfield or Winnetka. PA 9-0455. * Glenview Announcements OVER 1,850 Mid Thirties SQ. DOWN PAYME TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS_ A ESTATE RO A Equal has Call Dan 156 555 excellent INC. SHERIDAN 1-0407 parking ol es spa Eva GR 5 Near BEDROOMS, L 2 fireplace, ba Dragash, agent, 4- 001 14 APART stor colonial One 500. and 2 condition Priced below $165,000 ane Pl a phy 5 times ; nits i [ENTS ( the ren 5 TOWNHG & H IGHLAND PARK New and beautiful! the “beach. heart of town and pach,” has 6 rooms, Special iy Ae Mike e kitchen, complete Spee, air condition ng, trim anc mopane windows through out. return on a $65,000 cash inv Substantial income tax savi $10,000 interest and deprec. d . . . $150,000 ’ U N 4-9020 NASH 2 APARTMENT ; Two five room apartments on lot. Paneled office with entrance in basement. 4 car Wilmette producing garage. 4 Will consider down payment. Immediate This is a good income property. See today. USE HOLLISTER WANT ADS 154 dis tbate EVANSTON 25 APAR' Fine brick court building wit units. Always fully rented. condition and _ located conv near transp. and shops. Adult baths. Realtors ALpine 2 loop transp. Income $2 unit RD Vroman-McKnight St. No: For Sale—Apt. Buildings Newer Delightful 10th Floor 6 Room Co-op ail large rooms. A Beautiful Lake Front Cc-op building with lots of amenities without RE out of the main building. The services include a Tea room, Drug Store, Beauty shop, barber shop, Food commissary, doctors’ medical offices, gift shop and a valet service. Just the home for Family couples. Priced to Sell. 515-4th = balconoy EVANSTON Sherman Ave. Evanston AL 1-6700 BR. 3-3750 CHICAGO’S One Woodburning OWNER MOVING TO FLORIDA AND is foing to miss the luxury, comfort convenience in Downtown Evanston’s finest elev. apt. bldg. 26’ liv. rm. with W/B fireplace, three 16’ twin size bedrooms, 2 ceramic tiled baths, all elec. kit. Central air cond., beautiful entrance lobby. Prestige address. Substantial income tax benefits. Cash equity $31,000 IN ‘private 2 MASTER THE EVANSTONIAN 1571 4-2600 is for Evanston Apts. GUINLAN & TYSON, distinctive ane of its kind in N. W. id 40s. M ITCHELL BROTHERS POPULAR NORTHWEST EVANSton, at the corner of Central Street, lovely 2-bedroom apartment with large liv. rm., 2 twin size bdrms., cab. kit. and pantry. Carpeting and draperies incl. Beautifully decorated, providing delightful comfortable living at modest cost. $15,000 cash for equity, $122.50 mo. assmt. UN a control. 2543 BENNETT IN a location room, formal dining room equipped kitchen with ca Clean electric heating an tioning permit correct te me) Employer For Sale—Co-op 152 in elegance, Evanston LOAN Opportunity 1-3425 (after 6 p.m.) DA 8-3414 ig see. CONDOMINIUM WITH S§ inating, executive fami bedrooms, 2 Ceramic tWied tremendous closets. The First National of Evanston An Ee MODELS SHOWN EVERY AFTERNOON ESTATE NEED 2,000 SQ. FT, Pricing in — discuss it first with us! We're Northern Illinois’ most experienced and largest bank with thousands of happy customers. For quick service—lowest rates— for details—call Mr. Powers 328-8100—-Extension 249 OFFICE SPACE IN. GLENV. AND SKOKIE—CONSULT Geo. H. Carlson, Co. YOU REAL WILMETTE—FURNISHED OFFICE snace. Ground Floor-Air ConditionedAll Utilities Furnished. 100 Sq. Ft. $50 per month. 336 Sq. Ft. $110 per month. Lake Bav Realty Co. 1409 Lake Kvehud- Wiibaatte. 256-3000. FOR ALL DE LUXE FEATURES Real Estate— Loans and Mortgages GR 5-1080 ONE 5 RM. SUITE ON 3RD. floor, air conditioned, elevator service. Suitable for Doctor or Dentist. 4 RM. SUITE ON 2ND FLOOR elevator service. 2 RM. SUITE ON 2ND FLOOR, elevator service. Can be_ rented separately. GLENCOE NATIONAL BANK Call VE 5-2800, Mr. Schinler or Mr. O’ Melia. Four Bedroom ft.; new bldg., 14’ ceiling; truck door. Suitable for mfg. and office. North field area nr. Edens. 446-4916. SPACE & ORR, 4 Space SPACE: approval For Sale—Condominiums Rent—Industrial WAREHOUSE walk Full price 612 MULFORD EVANSTON FOR RENT 10,000 SQ. FT. Zoned M-1. Complex of offices, assembly rooms, ete. 2nd. floor with conveyor to loading dock. Would remodel for long term tenant. $750 Per Month. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR 5-3900 149 bak Evanston 340 LINDEN AVE., WILMETTE. OPposite ‘‘L’’ terminal. April Ist. possession. Hill & Stone ID 2-0064 FOR A QUIET OFFICE WITH WINdows facing East Davis Street Evanston. 600-900 square feet of space with janitor service supplied. Suitable for attorneys’ offices or firm of auditors. Available now. McGUIRE BR 3-3220 154 cession to good tenant. Available now 2-16’ x 50’ can be made into one large store. UN 4-2224. SPACE RENTAL APPROX. 200 SQ. ft., suitable for card shop, travel agency etc. Busy location. Write A836, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. 148 re pergot t Ae Asse. Board CLEAR. ST. CON- . BUILDING NEW STORES IN EXCELlent Northbrook location near intersection of two main highways. Spacious 20 x 85, air-conditioned, de luxe construction, ample parking, August lst occupancy; or will build to suit your needs. Call LOngbeach 1-9397 or evenings call CRestwood 2-6005. 4-9020 HIGHLAND PARK: DE. LUXE 3 bedroom, 142 ceramic tile baths, attached garage. Central air-conditioning, full basement with additional bathroom. Finest East side residential location. Near lake and shopping. Will decorate. Call after 6 p.m. 1D 2-7313. EVANSTON 141A CALLAN Two bedrooms, dual bath, Gas heat. Parking included. Very conven. to transp. and GEORGE J. CYRUS & UN 4-9020 : porch SORT. Tah - SMART % GOLEE, INC. 4- 142 NEW Houses DEPENDABLE FLORIDA COUPLE desire furn. house, preferably Glenv. for summer mos. Ideal arrangement for someone planning extended. trip. Guarantee to keep furnishings and — in exc. cond. Refs. furn. PA 1968. Dec. allow. $350 mo. Owner 446-8766 after 6 p.m. 2 EVANSTON—3056 HARTZELL bdrm. bungalow. Living room, separate dining room, modern kitchen, full ee. 1 car garage. Avail. April 1 185. Limited to family of 3. EVA STON BOND & MORTGAGE CoO. 475-5600 732 Orrington 137. RESPONSIBLE FAMILY OF 4 wishes to rent 3 bedrm. home with yard. Evanston or Wilmette. Maximum $200 month. Call UN 9-3788. 138 TTRACTIVE CONTEMPORARY ranch in excellent condition. Living room w/frpl., separate dining room, den w/frpl., '3 full size bedrooms, 2 baths, modern kitchen with electric stove and _ refrigerator, breakfast room, plus porch, terrace and laundry room. Carpeting throughout included. 2 ear garage and basement. Immediate occupancy. $375 per month. Call C “2 1000—ext. 224 OMPACT home, 2 bedrooms, pér ately. EXECUTIVE AND FAMILY WISH attractive house in desirable location in Glenview or North Shore, May Ist. occup. $300 range. Ref. 729-2389. GLENVIEW-NORTHBROOK AREA 3-bdrm. home; Mar. 15 or Apr. Ist cccupancy. Call 467-5043, Mr. Fred Lagerstrom. OUNG WOMAN DESIRES 2 TO 4 room apt. in Evanston close_ to transportation $100 or less. GR 5-2829. For BEDROOM HOUSE VICINITY OF North Shore area or N. west suburbs. Rent around $300. Need as soon as possible. Call 869-6916. YOUNG ARCHITECT AND WIFE wish to rent coach house or cottage. May lst occupancy or earlier desired. Call 248-5954 or 787-3679 after 6 p.m. RM., about OUPLE DESIRES 3-4 ROOM FURnished apartment. Preferably in North Shore area. June ist occupancy. Write A-847, Box 60, Wilmette. 36 NORTHBROOK AND mannered dog, commutin stance. Northwestern campus, 679-4200 Rm. kit., tile bath, nicely furn. Manager on premises 338- occup proc NASH 1910 AND 1912 ASBURY 3 apt. building, full base car gar. Priced to sell. Homes Realty GR 5-7773. For Sale 2 GREAT ay a Condominiums LOCATIONS 7401 N. Sheridan (8 Apt. Elev. Bldg.) 1615 Howard: (So. Evanston us THESE DE LUXE CONDOMINIUMS DISHWASHER AND DISPOSAL GAS HEATING AND COOKING AN ABUNDANCE OF CLOSETS PRIVATE OFF STREET PARKING AIR CONDITIONING DE LUXE REFRIGERATOR 2 AND 3 BEDRM. UNITS PRICES START FROM FEATURE: $19,900 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 (OR ANY TIME BY APPOINTMENT) JOS. RUSH REALTORS 338-7100 2339 HOWARD * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classified _— ; ‘ �ih MUEL SHERWIN HOMEFINDERS ‘TO HOWARD STREET AND St. git we've n 6 Rms. each, got new a dandy gas 3 Apt. automatic ating plant. A-1 condition. 7 Triple track storms reens, new sinks. In 40's E 2 APARTMENT features: 642 Runs and LOADED Rooms. 3 Bed- Ss, 2 baths, both apartments cenairconditioned, de luxe kitchens ample eating area, pan. baserec. rm., private parking, 2 rehes, sep. heating plants. Im- ccably maintained and inside Chute and out. School Area. Close to Ridge Avenue and Howard eet transp. 2-5’s sep. heating plants, ainless storms and screens, private patio, parking for 3 cars. Top location AR OAKTON-ASBURY and _. only 2,500! 1-5 Rm. and 1-4 Rm. on x165 lot! 2 car garage. Already nized. Low down ‘iversity 9-2575 BRoadway PARTMENT : _ can 3-5420. JUST LISTED ORTH EVANSTON anding brick construction, Low within walking distance to C. & -R.R. 1st floor ‘corated and stalled. F payment has been beautiful 2nd floor also recently new kitchen in perfect tion with a charming. modern *~hen, Owner has been transferred i must sell. Fused in the 40s. ick 2 flat for surchase. riced at arage. the lower budget Good convenient location $31,500. Fenced yard and ‘OVER 30 YEARS . OF NORTH SHORE SERVICE s. MADISON sociates realtors ~ UNiversity 9-5600 YSTON 1703 MADISON and new 2 flat, an ideal investment family occupancy or income. Only - ,000 down or will trade up or down. ANSTON DE LUXE 3 FLAT ‘act. new, two 642 rm. apts. and 2rm. apt. Income $7,500 per yr. EV ? J N DE LUXE g. 10 apts. in prestige one ELEVATOR area, income $28, . Also other Evanston income properties to trade up or down. John T. Brown 446-1646 EVANSTON BRICK 3 APARTMENT IN - excellent condition throughout. Present tenants have all been in this g for over 10 years. Each partment has been modernized, decoited and updated. Income is $700 . Expenses including taxes, maintenance, heat, This janitor, repairs, ‘orating and misc. are $250 month. is a_ good piece of investment operty. Price, $54,500. GReenleaf 5-1617 WILMETTE IKING FOR ADDITIONAL _IN- Evanston, Ill. BRoadway 3-3855 XCELLENT MODERN in N.E. BRICK Evanston. 9Q9- 3-312 rm. apts. and 6-114 rm. apts. For many under our management and well tained. Always’ fully rented. s income $11,520. A bargain in the . Mr. Daily. SMART & GOLEE, REALTORS _ Avis 8-3200 BR 3-3660 CAGO—4200 N. 1400 W. 26 APARTNT SE SDING IN GOOD CONDI& AREA. INCOME $26,000. LESS THAN ‘CHELL BROTHERS \NSTON—2 G JUST DROOMS : er GR 5-3900 APARTMENT BUILDWEST OF RIDGE. 2 EACH. SEPARATE PLANTS. LOT 50 x 150 ‘HELL BROTHERS For GR 5-3900 Sale—Houses NOW VACANT ~ $1,500 DOWN JORTHBROOK PEN 0 SUNDAY r. to Alice with $21,500 1:30 TO Alice Dr. (W. on Dundee . W. of Pfingsten, right on vail. - mature on bsmt, JOHN Dr.) this trees. 1 Orchard 30 yr. attractive on a Owner 4% 6% anixous T. BROWN Lane, — Classified Northfield 5 Rad., 1 Melvin financing 3 bdrm. acre F. OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 937 CLUB CIRCLE GLENVIEW’S CHOICEST AREA. 9 room spacious Ranch adjoins North Shore Country Club with over 200 foot frontage on the 18th fairway. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Paneled fruitwood den with parquet floors plus a paneled game room. Elegant wooded setting and a most luxuriously decorated home. Owner transferred—so, immediate possession. $37,000 WILMETTE OPEN SUNDAY 1|-4:30 2450 BIRCHWOOD LANE INSIDE AND OUT... PLANNED AND apa for easy living and family fun. hree bedroom—two bath split-level with family room PLUS big billiardsize playroom. Two car garage. Beautiful lot with mature trees. Two blocks to schools. Immediate occupancy. EVANSTON $19,500 FIRST TIME OFFERED CENTRAL EVANSTON—6 ROOM bungalow with floored and expandable attic. Living room with adjoining paneled sunroom, The dining room has a built-in corner cabinet. Large kitchen with cabinets and eating space. 2 bedrooms and tile bath with shower. All rooms are very good size. Well landscaped and fenced in property. Lot size 60 x 170. There is a 2 car brick garage. Very close to transportation and schools. Call today. EAST $52,500 Beautiful custom built home. almost new, in established neighborhood convenient to schools, transportation and shops. The walnut paneled family room has a stone fireplace and sliding doors to patio. Large living room with Williamsburg Bay. Separate dining room. Large kitchen with double oven stove, D and D, and eating area. Two large twin bedrooms and two baths on first floor, two dormitory size bedrooms and 1 bath on second floor. De luxe appointments. Attached garage. Call for appointment to see this superbly built home. WILMETTE $34,500 Price reduced $1,500 for immediate sale. 3 bedrooms brick tri-level in East area, ideally located close to “L’’, buses, shopping and walk to school. Must sell to close estate. Call us to see it today. EAST WILMETTE $39,900 Substantial Brick Georgian built in the ’30s. 4 bedrooms, dormitory room on 3rd. All large rooms. Extra room on first. In consideration of kitchen needing up-dating, owner will give a first mortgage at 534% for 25 years. Moving to Florida and anxious to sell. MORTON GROVE NEW ON $28,900 MARKET 7. ROOM,* FACE . BRICK: AND frame _ split-level. Perfect for young family. Congenial and attractive newer neighborhood, Large family room, newly decorated cabinet kitchen with good sized eating area. 2 car garage og side drive. Convenient to everying. NEED IN-LAW QUARTERS? See this 3-4 bedroom, 2 bath Ranch in West Wilmette. Separate dining room, NEW kitchen, NEW baths, 2 fireplaces, full basement. Walk to grade school. Bus to shopping and _ train. Stops at door. $32,900. LOTS lot ranch with to sell. & CO. 446-7270 Evanston Review $59,500 Exquisite Laurence Schwall Williamsburg Ranch. Six room, 2 CT baths, two fireplaces. Marvelous kitchen with built-in stove, oven and refrigerator, freezer, D and D. Central air conditioning. 2 car radio control garage. Immaculate move-in condition. Price drastically reduced. Owner wants to move to Florida NOW. TRADE All of the sales people listed below would welcome an opportunity to discuss our ‘‘Trade your Home’”’ plan with you. DOROTHY BOYD ARNOLD STORM DENNIS POTTS CHARLES GLICK FERN STORM CHARLOTTE HAHN FRANK BELL MARION CORKRAN JIM WOLFE LAURA CALLANDER JIM NASH RICHARD NASH, JR. Secretaries KATHERINE KIMBALL KATHERINE THOMAS Nash HI 6-7180 118 Green Bay Road, Winnetka * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk ’* Glencoe 7 PEOPLE WANT LIVE FOR FREE! It’s possible here. An older home converted to apartments. Gives owner pleasant and_ spacious living plus income more than sufficient to cover expenses. Good area, reasonably convenient to schools, shopping and station. $44,900 Call Mrs. PRICE REDUCED! Charming, impeccable acre in Lincolnshire. Hastings Ranch’ A few steps on to beautiful park and swimming. Short bus trip to school. 5 minute drive to station. 7 rooms: 3 bedrooms, 24% baths, 2 car garage, 2 fireplaces (one in unusually attractive family room). Now $51,000. YOU’LL NEVER FIND IT! This remarkable Ranch home hidden in subtly landscaped natural wooded setting. We’d love to show it to you and point out all the careful planning and excellent construction which make this de luxe home carefree and efficient. When the executive pace gets rugged here’s the perfect spot to relax in. 4 bedrooms (2 could form an independent suite w/bath and Pullman kitchen). Magnificent living room, 21% car garage. PLUS, PLUS! $87,500 Call Mrs. Rosene (272-3226, res.) WOULD YOU BELIEVE! A brand new custom-built Colonial—4 bedrooms, 242 baths, family room w/fireplace, full basement, 2 car garage—in SECLUDED residential area of comparable homes—only 2 blocks to school, 5 blocks to station? $39,900 Call Mrs. Hastings HORSES AND HORTICULTURE 6 acres, wooded and landscaped—stables, greenhouse, guest Lodge and 10 room executive Ranch with 6 bedrooms, 5 baths. Informal but de luxe. Upper brackets. Call Mr. Hastings. A RARE FIND! Comfortable and spacious 4 (plus) bedroom home in fine southeast Evanston location. 242 car garage. Taxes under $400. Lincoln School. Near Lake and park. $29,500. Call Mrs. May (AL 1-0550, res.) HOMEFINDERS 111 GREEN AL BAY RD., WILMETTE I-11 3 Outstanding Buys! 1. Highland Park—‘‘One owner gem!”’ Transferred! 6 big rms.—3 BRs.—2 baths—18.3 Ft. Pan. Rec. Rm.—23 Ft. Liv. Rm.—12 Ft. Kit. w/cabs.—and Eat. area—Garage—Patio—Beautiful lands. yd.—$24,500 Highland Park—‘‘Swiss Chalet’”’ nestled on 3/4 acre wooded breathtaking site! ‘‘Artists and _ writers! Don’t miss this privacy. Builder’s Bonanza!’’ Buy now, rent for awhile,then divide and build 2 homes, if you wish. Asking . - . $29,900. WINNETKA $37,000 Walk to everything, schools, shops and train from this beautifully kept 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with separate dining room, spacious country kitchen, large living room and large enclosed porch. Basement is completely painted and has a separate play space. Large lot nicely landscaped (rear yard is cyclone fenced) with 3 car garage and tool shed. Taxes are low and Sentra is immediate. Owner wants offer. OF What this home has: Lots of play space and flowering trees (75 by 240 lot). 18 by 16 living room. 3 twin-size bedrooms (Master has own bath) with good closets. Kitchen w/built-ins, separate dining room. Walking distance to excellent schools, shopping, park activities, station. Taxes under $600. $29,700 Call Mrs. Rosene (272-3226, res.) DOWN WONDERFUL STARTER HOME, LIVing room with fireplace, separate dining room, good kitchen with pantry and glazed porch complete the first floor. Two bedrooms and bath on the second floor. Loads of storage space. Full basement. Garage.Low taxes and upkeep. AT WILMETTE G. Hastings, Realtor RIPARIAN—LAKE ELEANOR BOATING, SWIMMING, FISHING! BUT: Walk to school, 4 minute drive to station. An almost new, custombuilt Split-level. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, tremendous kitchen, family room off terrace to lake, 242 car garage. OFFERS INVITED Call Mr. Hastings $25,000 $2,500 NORTHEAST COMPARE THESE STATISTICS! 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, basement, 2 car garage. Large lot (almost 42 acre). Walk to schools and supervised play and sports activities. Built 1958. Taxes $554. Convenient to Edens Expressway. Owner may help finance. $34,500 Call Mrs. May (AL 1-0550, res.) EVANSTON-SKOKIE Investment Gem apt. bldg. GLENVIEW WINNETKA ? Investigate this de luxe 24 apt. bldg. w/elevator. All 2 _ bedrm. ‘palconies. VERY ATTRACTIVE - Gross income: over $72,000. LEONARD SZERLONG. Davis Street >enleaf 5-1855. EAST GLENVIEW and 180° Fee Deerfield gem—Immac. Ranch w/ 23.10 Fam, Rm.—21.4 Liv. Rm.—2 big BRs.—Roomy, Sl. Fl. Porch—almost oa for Yr. Round use . . . $20,000, irm. DeGrazia 463 Roger Realty REALTORS Williams 433-4613 WINNETKA NEW OFFERING. A distinctive buy in estate area. A lovely family home on over 2 acres of truly beautiful property. White Brick Colonial designed by Edwin Clark for present owner. Gracious entrance hall, stunning lge. liv. rm. with south exposure, paneled library (24x16) w/powder rm., din. rm., also den or play room (25 x 15). 6 beautiful-family bedrms., plus servants’ quarters, 5 baths, all on 2nd floor. 3 car gar. Priced $250,000. BAUMANN-COOK 551 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka News * Glenview Announcements HI 6-5000 V. J. BRADY REALTY CO EVANSTON CLOSE TO SCHOOLS, ELEVATED, bus, shopping. Center entrance floor plan, large living room w/fireplace, separate dining room, den and modern kitchen. Second floor has 3 bedrooms plus tandem room, 2 ceramic tile baths. Walk upstairs to attic storage. Basement recreation room. 2 car garage. Underground sprinkling system. $44,500. EVANSTON WASHINGTON SCHOOL LOW + $24,900 DANDY BRICK RANCH HOME IN one of Northbrook’s nicest locations— and also a convenient location. This is a bright, well-cared for home—2 bedrooms and a den (or 3rd bedrm.), nice sized living room-dining room combination and you'll love’ the kitchen with the adjoining family dining area. The garage converts easily to a completely screened porch for nice weather use. The yard is entirely fenced and there are many fruit trees and flowering shrubs. This is truly a delightful home. EVANSTON BRAND NEW HOME ENGLISH 2 STORY IN _ ESTA’ area. Living room with firepla formal dining room with bay, ste saving kitchen with dishwasher a disposal, paneled den with book shelves, powder room and lovel screened porch. 2nd floor has maste bedroom with fireplace and its o bath, 3 more family bedrooms a another bath. Full basement with re room and 2 car garage. $29,500 BRICK RANCH ON 100 X 18 wooded lot near St. Philip’s. bedrooms, living room with fireplace opecese dining room, jalousied pore full basement and attached garage Expandable, too. LOW classic Colonial with the finest BEDROOM, 3 BATH RANCH ON secluded lane near Country Club. 2 foot living room, formal dining room family room with barbecue’ and unusual brick floor, glazed porch, w that is really terrific and a $31,500 throughout is in North decorating, carpeting, great in early 60s. Hokanson 513 Davis excellent kitchen. new Asking price & Jenks REALTORS GReenleaf St. Sunset Ridge and New Trier schoo area and on a fully improved acre. foot living room, 16 foot dining room 20 foot kitchen, paneled study, excellent bedrooms with super closets 2142 baths, 1st floor utility roo screened porch, walled patio, ful basement with fireplace, 2 ca garage. Offered at $69,500. Weston WEVE DONE IT AGAIN!! Found an_ absolutely charming Colonial Split-level 4n a choice executive area!! FOUR bedrooms; spacious family o> room ag with attached fireplace; 2-car built-in garage. $60,- AYARS REALTY 824 Waukegan COMPANV Northbrook Rd. CRestwood 2-3550 DEERFIELD-LINCOLNSHIRE LINCOLNSHIRE BLUFFS Heavily acre wooded, fully improved 14 & Co. DRASTICALLY REDUCED. Don’t miss seeing this fine residenc located on a beautifully landscaped half acre in one of Winnetka’s choic locations. On the first flr.—large Li Rm., Fam. Rm. both with woodbu ing fplces., separate Din. Rm., mod ern Kitchen, 2 Bdrms., and 2 cerami Baths. 2 additional Bdrms. and ceramic Baths on the 2nd flr. Att. car garage. Priced in the uppe bracket. WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION O HOUSES FROM EVANSTON 5 LAKE FOREST ALONG THE LAKE AND FROM GLENVIEW TO BAR RINGTON PRICED FROM $20,000 TC $200,000, ANY OF WHICH WE WOULD BE MOST HAPPY TO SHOW Weaen E. Davie & Co. Dorothy M. Amos Ruth W. Nock 42 Green Bay Betsey Rd., Winnetka Norrig . Davi HI 6-450¢ NORTHBROOK Open Sunday 2-5 LILAC LANE— Wouldn’t you like to live on this lovel street?? 3-bedroom split-level with a artistically designed, custom patio Acres of park property and fun fo Pe ac children only a second away isit us at 2910 Lilac Lane. FEATURING DeLuxe 4 and 5 bedrm. Colonials Center entry foyer Separate dining room 219 ceramic tile baths Paneled family rm. with frple. Kitchen with built-ins Basement and 2-car garage. PRICED FROM $46,900 Imm. poss. on 2 models MODEL OPEN. DRIVE OUT TODAY! BIRCHWOOD BUILDERS CR 2-7300 811 Skokie Hwy. Northbrook PA 4-3294. EVANSTON WHY PAY RENT—BUILD EQUITY 3 bdrm., 112 baths, Semi-mod. kit., util. rm. Gas heat Elec. 220 volts. Close to schls., shopping area and tranp. In the low $20s. Shown by appt. or open 2 to 5 Sundays. 328-7659 . . . '. . . . * Northbrook Star « Highland E. Davie CO HI 6-570 WINNETKA NORTHBROOK CHARM PLUS convenience and livability!! A 3 or 4bedroom ranch near all facilities. Family room with fireplace; paneled basement recreation room; attached garage. $31,900. REALTY 1850 Willow Road, Northfield 5-1617 BUSY FAMILY?? This neat ranch could be for you! It’s well-planned for easy care—3 bedrooms; living-dining combination and a darling built-in kitchen with eating space. Only $21,500. 3 bedroom quarters and 3 car garage. Central a V. J. BRADY EAST NOTHING TO COMPARE WITH THIS 4 bedroom, 212 bath (plus TV room). Simply can’t be beat. All the refinements of Jiving in finest neighborhood —fresh kitchen, conditioning, electronic air filters Japanese garden, pool, and privat pond. Built for and occupied by a we known architect. One of the fine homes in the Chicago area. Evanston within easy walking distance of the Northwestern train. The living room has a wood-burning fireplace, there is a separate dining room, a nice kitchen with loads of cabinets and a space for breakfast and a powder room was put in a few years ago. On the second floor there are FOUR bedrooms and a modern bath. FULL floored attic, full basement, 2 car garage, nice yard. This deserves your immediate attention if you want to have one of the nicest homes for sale today. KENILWORTH minute NORTHBROOK ESTATE AREA Beautiful Ranch on 1.6 acres on private lane in the Sunset Ridge and New Trier school districts. Livin room with walnut paneled walls an fireplace, spacious ine room, built] in kitchen, breakfast-family room with fireplace and barbecue, maste bedroom with fireplace, dressi room and bath, 3 more _ famil bedrooms, 3 more baths, servants BRIGHT PLEASANT It’s in nice condition and the with 2 baths in one wing, gues bedroom and bath in other wing! partial basement, and 2 car garage 20x40 swimming pool; excellen landscaping. Upper bracket. kitchen $78,500. HERE IS A family home. to of detail. wooddining room with the finest of appointments throughout. When you move in this home it will be complete in every detail—combination screens and storm windows, central air conditioning. complete landscaping including sod and the house will be decorated throughout. Now ready to be shown. 50s ATTRACTIVE RED BRICK RAN ideal for a small family tired of bein cooped up on a small lot. Living room with fireplace, kitchen with dinin space, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, extra siz family room, paneled basement, and car garage. EAST EVANSTON ONE BLOCK from the lake. Truly a prime location and truly a fine home. This is a real opportunity to live in a new house in an established neighborhood. Here is a quality and design in every Beautiful living room with a burning fireplaee, separate room, beamed ceiling family 70s ROMAN BRICK RANCH ON A BEAU tifully landscaped acre. 4 bedrooms, baths, 1st floor utility room, built-i kitchen, den, family room with ba and barbecue, part basement wit rec. area, 2 car garage. Owne moving West. { $63,500 ONLY $24,850. FIVE ROOM BRICK ranch home that has had excellent maintenance. Two bedrooms and dining room or three bedrooms. Large paneled recreation room with bar. Nicely landscaped lot with new garage on alley. IN NORTHFIELD Park Herald AYARS REALTY 824 Waukegan Rd. CRestwood COMPANY Northbroo 2-3550 No time like the present to buy the home of your choice Why not start today? Helen G. Nixon, Realtor First National Bank Buildin 1580 Sherman Avenue, Evanston UNiversity 4-5100 WHEELING—2 BEDROOM HOME 13 yrs. old, on 1 acre. Priced for qui sale at $16,500. ; Phone 272-0260 or 272-7544 ¢ Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald March z 19 6) �158 For Sale—Houses 158 For SAMUEL SHERWIN A or ee AWAITS YOU! WE’VE ot a 9 Rm. 7 yr. old Split-level so eee you'll fall in love with it! 4 plus maid’s room, 3142 Baths, panele fam. rm. with wet bar and ireplace, AND huge. sub-basement. This custom-built home has a circular driveway, attached garage, patio with barbequer and is so well maintained, ou can move right in! Close to kokie Blvd. in West Wilmette. Now $63,000 COMFORT IS KING! AND IT’S FIT for a Queen! 7 Rm. spacious Bi-level loaded with special features like: fireplace, 2 car garage, family room, sub-basement, 3 mammoth bedrooms, 212 baths, central air conditioning, On quiet cul-de-sac in Northbrook. A beauty for $48,500. SQUEEZE YOUR = $$$$$$ THIS 6 Rm. Brick Ranch is in move-in Condition! Has 3 BR’s, a_ huge screened porch, 40 x 175’ fully enclosed yard with mature trees, and a new eye-catching functional kitchen. In vanston’s Washington School District close to bus transp. and Shopping. A whale-of-a-buy for only $24,900. FOR YOUNG OR ‘YOUNG AT heart’ . . . Solidly built brick ranch on an easy-to-care-for 25’ lot! 3 BR’s spacious kitchen, AND a beautifully antique birch paneled rec. room and 2 big storage rooms. 2 car garage. 8 yrs. ‘‘young’’ and just $27,500. Vicinity of Oakton-Asbury in Evanston. EVANSTON NORTHWEST... . CONvenient to No. 3 Bus and Northwestern RR. Spotless and _ appealing completely remodeled ranch home, 5 BIG rooms, 2 BR’s, 2 car garage, 2 porches, 20’ liv. room with fireplace. of McCormick in Haven School Area. All you do is unpack! $28,900. PRICE DROPPED AGAIN! OWNER transferred! Home vacant. Must be sold now! 7 Rm. 3 BR’s, 142 baths bright and cheerful rooms, 112 car garage, 21’ liv. room with fireplace. Needs a little decorating. On Asbury in Evanston close to St. Nicholas Parish and No. 7 and 2 bus lines. A terrific value for $25,000 but HURRY! MOVE-IN CONDITION! 9 RM. OLDer home that has had tender, loving, care for all its 57 years! 4/5 BR’s Main Floor Family Room, built-in dishwasher and all appliances, firepace. garage, gas forced air heat. St. icholas and Oakton Schools close to No. 1 and No. 2 bus and Northwestern R.R. $29,500. GLENVIEW Open Sun. |:30-4:30 127 JAMES RARE Howard Street UNiversity BRoadway Highland Park THIS IMMACULATE HOME IS NEWly remodeled and ready for you to enjoy. The L.R. has a F.P., there is a sep D.R. with connecting SCREEN PORCH overlooking lovely yard and a main floor den. The kitchen is a “COOKS DELIGHT.’’ There are 3 B.R.’s 1142 baths. Sep. garage. Convenient location. $29,750. TOUCH OF “AMERICANA” IS waiting for you! Love to. colYect antiques? There’s room _ for them here. Be sure to see this charming REMODELED FARMHOUSE IN MINT CONDITION. BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS add to this gem’s desirability. L.R. has F.P., D.R., den, 2 bedrooms, 1142 baths — EXPANDABLE 2ND FLOOR $32,500 Dorsey Husenetter REALTORS 723 St. Johns Av. ID 2-1484 DRASTICALLY Orrington St. Realty Co. Evanston DA 8-4440 EVANSTON OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A FOUR BEDROOM HOME in Downtown area for under $28,000. Call for details. A REAL VALUE. LEONARD SZERLONG BAIRD & WARNER 524 Davis Street GReenleaf 5-1855 Evanston, Il. BRoadway 3-3855 Wilmette West Orig. Owner CUSTOM BUILT CENTRAL AIR cond., 3 bdrm.; 2 full bath: brick bilevel. Birch cab. kit., built-in oven, range, dish washer disposal; Liv. rm. w/cathedral ceiling; pan. den, 14% attac. gar. auto door. Fenced ‘yard, Avoca, New Trier district. 251-8868. GLENVIEW BY OWNER Brick bi-level; 4-bdrm.; 212 bath; kit. w/built-ins; carpeted; lge. fam. rm. Near park, pool, schools. In 30s. PA 40530 after 4:30 wkdays. All weekend. March 2, 1967 REDUCED 4 BEDROOM Custom Built Colonial. 215 baths; lovely family room with built-in bookcases and fireplace; large country kitchen; step-saving laundry room; 2 car garage; full basement. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. Situated on attractive 42 acre _ lot. Must be seen to be appreciated. Aristocratic English Home FOR LARGE FAMILY. ELEGANT formal area and delightful informal ones. Stone terrace with Bar-B-Q overlooks 40 x 20 heated SWIMMING POOL. 6 bedrooms, 412 baths. RAMBLING RANCH 4 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS, FULL BASEment, 242 car garage, paneled family room with Bar-B-Q and bar. ONE ACRE beautifully landscaped. NORTHBROOK NEW LISTING A REAL CREAM PUFF—Do see this unique 4 bedroom Contemporary 4 bedroom Colonial, 2 living rooms, 2 fireplaces, stunning family room. Many unusual features. Situated on the top of a hill overlooking. countryside and lake. Only $65,000. For further details please call. John Channer 525 doesn’t hear too often For the young family or older couple, this easily maintained three bedroom frame ranch, carpeted living room, all the rest tiled. Large two car garage. 60 x 300 lot. For fast sale only $19,500. GOLFERS PARADISE Instantly appealing—three blocks to Club house—De Luxe three bedroom; fruitwood cabinet kitchen; with large size eating area. Two baths; paneled family room; attached two car garage. Money market getting tighter, act now. Stop in and browse through our list of Farm and income properties, talk it over with our. professionals, for uel details. Open seven days a week. SEQUENS REALTY Meadow Rd. Northbrook CR 2-0200 Evanston VERY WELL BUILT TOWNHOUSE located on a high value residential street. Five rooms; finished basement; gas H.W. heat, deep lot with a garage. This one is different! Only $21,500. Call Mrs. Heintz for an appt. Timber Ridge-Skokie 3815 ENFIELD $17,900 Three bedroom home with modern kit. and bath. Basement. Decorated. Good chance to beat high rents. GEORGE 233 UN ASBURY 4-9020 J. CYRUS REALTORS AV. LAKE & CO. EVANSTON BR 3-2660 FOREST BRK.-FRAME EARLY AMERICAN ranch. 4 years old. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, full basement, 2 car garage. 7 blocks to shopping and NW RR. May be bought on contract. $48,500. 63 E. Franklin Place HAROLD O. Fw WILMETTE—You can walk to _ the elevated station, schools and shops from this 4 bedroom house. There is a fireplace in the living room, dining room with beamed ceiling and a leasant -kitchen with breakfast area. he bath is ceramic tile, there is a full basement, hot water gas heat and a detached garage. The price is $34,500 KENILWORTH—Frame Dutch Colonial on a beautiful lot 100 x 175 in a fine East Kenilworth location. The house, which is in need of repairs, has bedrooms and 242 baths. The price is $59,500 WINNETKA—The young family with school age children will appreciate the easy walk to Skokie and the Crow Island schools from this 6 room, 2 story stucco house. There are 3 second floor bedrooms and bath, pleasant kitchen with breakfast area, powder room, enclosed porch, full basement and a new oversize garage. A good value in today’s market. The price is Elm Street BUILDERS NORWHBROOK BY OWNER 3 bdrm:-ranch; liv. rm.;. din. rm: carpet and draperies. Kitchen, dishwasher, refrig. and stove; 1 c.t. bath and 1 pwd. rm. Full bsmnt.: pan. rec. rm w/powd. rm. Garage. Choice loc. for schls., shop. and trans. Marcee Ln. Mid 30s 272-3509 FAR — NORTHSHORE AREA 14 story, 4 bdrms., 2 baths, bsmt., rec. rm.. double garage. Enclosed patio. Low 20s. Particulars. Call CE 4-3245. WILDE REALTORS INDIAN SPARKLES of these WINNETKA—One of the most important factors in buying a home is the location, and we think this location is hard to beat. It is close to the lake, Greeley and New Trier and the Indian Hill Station. The house has English architecture and a stone exterior, on a lot 76x 101. The 2 story living room has a studio ceiling and a fireplace, there is a separate dining room anda breakfast nook off the kitchen. Three second floor bedrooms and 2 baths, basement and a one car attached garage. The price is $52,500. and For HI 6-5544 RIDGE RAISED RANCH Immac. clean and in beautiful condition. 4 bedrooms; 142 plus 42 CT baths. Living room and dining room with like new gold carpeting. De luxe kitchen with all built-ins. Family room, 2 car garage. Park across the street. Excellent value in mid 30s. WILMETTE SPLIT-LEVEL Like new and ready for you with 3 bdrms., 2 baths, and pan. fam. rm., liv.-din. ‘‘L’’. plus lovely kit. with eating area. Many inclusions. MID 30s Landwehr VACANT BRK. RANCH With 3 bdrms. and attached gar., on lge. lot. Good transportation, excellen schl. dist. IN LOW 20s EXCEPTIONAL RANCH KOENIG & STREY 1-0330 CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY—55 x 140, adjacent to Professional Bldg. under construction. Reduced for Action. Idlewood 653 Roger Realty Co., Williams, IDEAL H.P. Inc. 432-6776 LOCATION 5 ROOM CO-OP APARTMENT Excellent condition. Large living room, dining ‘‘L’’, kitchen, 2 large bedrooms and bath. Equity $10,000. Monthly assessment $122. Close to shopping and transportation. 1414 Central St., Evanston. Board Approv- “BOB VOIGTS REALTY UNiversity 4-4866 CHOICE ALpine 2-0330 Northbrook 9-0330 Glenview WALK TO NEW TRIER WEST — Located within walking distance to Middlefork. Would you believe for only $41,750 you could have: 4 bedrooms, 21% CT baths full basement with recreation room and bar, separate dining room, kitchen with eating area, paneled den, Central Air Conditioning with fenced in rear yard and LOCATION WILMETTE: SPACIOUS, 7 ROOM brick Colonial. Lot 125 x 191. Adj. to park in area of beautiful homes. Lge. liv. rm., frpl.; din. rm.; kit.; pow. rm.; encl. porch (convert. to den) 4 bdrms.; bath; bsmt., play rm.; 2 car gar.; nr. transp., schls. Mid 30s. WARD H. HARRIS DA _ 8-8759 WILMETTE E. NEW TRIER; 7 quiet Northfield? residential YR.” brk. glass ranch; full bsmnt.; cent. air cond.; frpl.; screened terr.; ‘D/D | bdrm.; 2 paths; eptd.; dec. AL 6-0705. street in Hurry—NOW BRUFF with those Take us who seek it easy—let GRACIOUS AND Bedford If You stone details this and an home. St. UNiversityv your sort us do the will © of work. customers speaks ELEGANT, English THIS Manor — ne to ‘nepORY a HERE IS THE HOUSE THAT offers a ‘‘little bit more’’ at a ne low price of $39,900. A distinctive a artistic frame Colonial with a slate entry hall. Large living room with imported slate fireplace, dining room — gpone to a cheerful glazed odern kitchen with eating butler’s pantry powder room, -: corner bedrooms, modernized bath, floored attic, full basement with bath. | Large fenced yard. 2 car Corn e. 1 BS block to bus and shopping. Iks. a school. MONEY TALKS AND SAYS THAT this 5 bedroom brick home on a end street is today’s best buy. large living room has a fireplace a1 built-in bookshelves; paneled emily kitchen with custom cabinets, — dishwasher, disposal and large ea area; 2 twin bedrooms and bath; 3 large bedrooms and bath on floor; ample closets and storage; BEEHeR: 2 car attached garage. s. A FINE COLONIAL HOME ; IN immaculate condition. 3 bedrabiniy separate dining room, cabinet kitchen with eating area, paneled % recreation © room, 2 car garage. Deep fenced yard. _ Carpeting and appliances included. “4 y INDIAN HILL REALTY, oa JUST ag Be LISTED Northbrook. 2 bedroom ranch home. | Lge. LR-DR comb. w/paneled wall, — pleasant kit. and tiled bath. 11% ct a gar. Nice condition—Immed. Patio, FULL PRICE—$17,900 COUNTRY LIVING poe basement if ; First time offered. Brick and Heh wood. 6 room ranch, 3 bedrms. and tiled bath, nice large Ri Full —. den w/paneled or 4th fam. bedrm. VALUE!—$20,5' 4 BEDRM. EXCELLL COLONIAL a Immed. poss. Center hall floor plan, huge kit.-family rm. comb, sl cing _ ‘doors, built-ins and a touch of Colonia wall paper. Sep. DR, pwder. rm. a 2 full CT baths. Utility rm. off kit. Basement and garage. Move-in as — soon as cen closes! $36,950 4 OR 5 BEDRMS. = Split-ranch home (Perfect Atif ree have © in-laws). 3 bedrms. and CT on i one level and 1 bedrm. hus bat ers another. Big kit. w/built-in et: paneled fam. re bea ey Sy Fe, 2 or at ever you need car Pri Carpeting, AIR- EGNDITIONING, Possession can be needs—fast arranged to if necessary. | CEN- | patio. | ner $43,7 Village Realty Co. 4 801 Mabie’ bgRd. (OPEN Deerfield SUNDAYS — 12 to ti Day or Night 945-5240 OR SELL CALL = QUINLAN & TYSON, | INC. . CO. HI 6-5700 Corporation Evanston 9-1444 COLONIAL HOME IN KENILWORTH Gardens, by owner. 15’ x 28’ liv. rm. with frpl.; 14x15 din. rm.; den; brkfst. rm.; powder rm.; 5th bdrm. down.; kit with disposal and dishw.; playrm, under construction; 2nd fl.: 4 bdrms.; 2 baths; full bsmnt.: attic storage; 2 car gar.; mid 50s. Write A852, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. WILMETTE. 4 BDRMS. 2 BATHS Family kit. Rec. and powder down. Air cond. Owner 40s. Call AL 1-9406. Realtors—Since 1884 our picture display ads: Evanston Review Wilmette Life UP. rm. Page 4 a Opposite _ Winnetka Talk Classified Section, —= Glencoe News Inside Cover Pages, | Northbrook Star Pages 1 EF Glenview Announcements and 16 | Deerfield Villager Opposi Highland Villager Classifi Serving every North Shore Conn aay from Offices in Evanston, Deerfield, Winnetka, 3 BEDROOM frame ranch, garage; stove 3 and partial new 2 full AND baths; basement; A e Tau carpeting, att. includen $23, 800. Wheeling BEDROOM RANCH, FULL BASE- | ment; family room with, fireplace; * “a baths; att. garage. $25,5 Shadle-Sauter x Assoc. 358-7400 537-8880 . Northbrook 3 oe and ton Re QUINLAN & TYSON, Prospect Heights 14 ACRE, Little Cash BUT CAN MAKE SIZEABLE MONTHly payments we can find a home for you. Consult us without obligation. We also furnish secondary financing and purchase existing contracts and mortgages. Central home appointment TO BUY REALTY Have your A : plus a 3 room servants suite. Conve— nient to all schools. Call for complete — See Northfield only and a paneled library on the 2nd floor $62,500 Road, the what! on the shores of Lake Michigan. The ES living room, dining room, television_ room and den are designed for ei ar formal or informal ener The are 5 family bedrooms with 4 baths your UNUSUAL CAPE COD ON 12 ACRE IN a fine area; blue stone entry; 15 x 27 living room with fireplace; attractive dining room; knotty pine cabinets in built-in kitchen that has a_ famil room adjoining; 2nd floor has 25’ master bedroom with its own master bath and sun deck; 2 more bedrooms and another bath. For the artist in the family there are 2 rooms and bath roughed in over the extra sized 2 car garage. Full basement; gas _ heat; blacktop drive and decorative fence. Willow weate itself. When YOU think o wi wine of . INDIAN HILL REAL REALTY V. J. BRADY and list of satisfied room. TRAL 272-7550 3000 List —den—office 527 Dundee Ra. Northbrook GLENVIEW . know who parading through CHOICE KENILWORTH GARDENS location — This’ center ange i Colonial is in prime condition — read y to go. Spacious living room wit fireplace, separate dining room with me cases, eating area in kitchen, e screened porch .off livin room kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, atte, full basement, 2 car Te garage and fenced-in rear yard. A real fine home offered at $48,000. Roth Mortgage 1-2374 we Wilmette PA 1850 “ HOUSES REALTORS 38 Green Bay Road, Winnetka HIlicrest 6-0900 CR a SELL is because room; WALKING DISTANCE To train, school and shops. This nice brick ranch has full basement with rec. room. 3 bdrms.; 142 baths; lge. liv. rm. den or family rm. Kit. with eating area: patio on landscaped lot. Atte. gar. Good value in upper 20s. Rds 4 Bedroom Ranch—3 Baths, paneled Fam. Room w/deluxe bit. ins., Den, Breakfast Rm., Thermo windows, 2 Zone heat and Air-Cond. on one of the Spee desired streets in Highland ark. WE NORTHBROOK Sound brick and frame construction with 3 bedrooms in the popular and convenient Northbrook Estates. New carpeting, drapes and many extras. Available immediately. Great value in 20s. 272-5150 HIGHLAND PARK—4 BR, 232 Bath Split Level—Four years old. Stone, brick and Timber construction. AirConditioned. Exquisite Fam. Rm. w/stone fireplace - Move in Condition. THE REASO IDEAL LOCATION — QUIET STREET Nr. schls., park and pool. Ideal for children. This 3 bdrm. Glenview split level is ready for your family. Fine landscaping with many trees. PRICE JUST REDUCED TO $33,500 BUILDERS and INDIAN HILL REALTY, ae ‘“YOUR HOME IS OUR BUSINESS” & STREY BEAUTIFUL GLEN OAK ACRES REDWOOD CONTEMPORARY Owner reduced price on this attractive secluded ranch with 3 lge. bdrms. Deluxe kit., frpl., summer _ porch overlooking ‘flagstone terrace. Htd. 2 car gar. with work shop. Exc. for entertaining. Priced at $50,995. Walters 160 <_< Bet BelouMoseen | NEED 4 BEDROOMS? Move in and enjoy this 2 story colonial in immaculate’ condition. Separate din. rm., pan. fam. rm. with frpl., kit. with built-in’s and lge. brkft. area, 242 ceramic baths, bsmt. 2 car attached gar., fenced back yard. A must. AL In Northbrook IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Custom built 2 story traditional Colonial home with 4 luxurious bedrooms. Master bedroom suite features a sitting room and tremendous size walk-in closets, 2!/> baths. Paneled family room with fireplace: full basement; mud room; magnificent slate foyer and winding staircase: 2 car garage. Over 3,000 sq. ft. TOWN Sale—Houses KOENIG NORTHFIELD—Contemporary architecture at its best! Built by an architect for his own home, this outstanding ranch has 5 bedrooms, 3 baths and 2 powder rooms. The living room is 17 x 32 with a dramatic stone fireplace wall, separate dining room, exceptional family kitchen and a wonderful family room 22 x 31. Swimming pool, central air conditioning, 2 car attached garage and a_ beautifully landscaped lot of approximately an acre and a half. The price is $175,000. 714 It’s an ideal split-level ‘just 6 yrs. young, with 4 bedrooms, one bath, plus paneled family room, delightful built-in kitchen; fenced back yard; large two car garage with loft; beautiful landscaping. One 158 NORTHBROOK—This newly listed brick bi-level is on a beautifully landscaped lot 100x200. It has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, walnut paneled recreation room and a small study or den. Modern kitchen with built-in oven and range, gas heat, attached garage and central air conditioning. The price is $34,500. GOELZER Lincoln, Winnetka Hlllcrest 6-8400 IT GLISTENS—IT Pee. BelnwBteeuns GOELZER and WILDE $33,000. & Associates South THIS NORTHWEST EVANSTON property is ideal for the family wanting in-laws close but not in the — pene or for someone wanting inco THE MAIN HOUSE HAS THREE bedrooms; 112 bahts; fireplace; carpeting; central air conditioning; 220 wiring etc. The second house situated on rear of lot is not quite as large or as well appointed but is in excellent condition. This is a real opportunity for the right family. Grove TODAY’S NORTHBROOK 1240 Two Houses in one package! 625 ON 3-5420 Dorsey Husenetter A OPPORTUNITY Evanston 9-2575 COURT market. 3 bedroom contemporary, 2 bath bi-level on gorgeous landscaped lot. A real gem. Present mortgage can be assumed, monthly payments of $207 include pr., int., taxes and insur. Many extras. Close to parks, schools and shopping, only $33,000. SAMUEL SHERWIN 607 {ie Sale—Houses BDRM., 2 By Owner — BATH house. Centrally Extra lge. rms. air naen cond. Pan. TYPE 3 yrs. family kitchen w/built-in utilities, Pt old. — room, | : aecloset and storage space. car ~ House an selteetiont tia 7 : grounds, in excellent condition appt. only. Phone 272-7872. N. E. Evanston 5 bdrms. 23% cates Orrington School 2 blocks from Univ. oy a Low 40’s by owner. Call 328-. — Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classified — 17 S �. ~ KOENIG & STREY with Liv. the HOME n throughout. Make this a home l be proud to own. 3 nice sz. drms., 5 dble. closets, de luxe elect. ree. Famed Hearth frpl., lee. ., centrally shia air-cond. 2 car IN THE 40s CI ous SPLIT LEVEL 14 bath home ‘area, Valk to in established park and pool. schls., ’x 15’ fam. rm., built-in oven range. 2 car att. gar. Excellent AC. CONTEMPORARY RANCH SUN., MARCH 5th, 2 TO 5 2302 ROBINCREST LANE bdrm. brk. home in Glenview with . din. rm., 112 baths, elect. kit., =N carpeting, many convenient builts. Family rm. overlooks orchard. . 2 car gar. Excellent RRIFIC FOR KIDS e rm., 215 bath home gta ea on quiet location. in Flick Park dead end _ street. {ardwood floors throughout. 2 car att. ee : ae ample ce of =SS ge n. bata living space. ror $31, BRK. RANCH with 2 bdrms. Brk. Newly carpeted liv. rm. air-cond. Good ull bsmt., HOME maintained 2 car BY construcand hall. schls. att. and garage. $32,000 SUMMER 3 bdrm. 2 bath. g 2 to forest preserve, park Jake. Fine area for children. Lge. mer porch for outdoor living. uded are wall to wall carpet and rapes, stove gir. and refrig. LOW 20s closet and > GOLF MILL rm. ranch with orage. awn Walk ample to school with Merion Blue mplete underground ,». Many bushes. 112 long. Call and transp. sod and sprinkler syscar gar. Won’t today! $19,900 KOENIG & STREY Glenview )330 0330 Wilmette Northbrook SMART & GOLEE IETTE 1e Ranch home of superb construc- and quality thoughout, 2 bedms, 2 tiled baths, built-in kitchen, mai dining rm., paneled den with ice, attached 2-car garage, eleci x door. Immed. poss. 60s. 4 LWORT. Hemphill-built Normandy Colonial of construction in East area. Rtc. , fireplace in spacious living rm., ay al dining rm., modern cab'’t. hen, brkfst. rm., powder rm., | 2nd fl. study or family rm., 6 drms., 412 baths, paneled recreation m. Suite unusual! ENVIEW EAST eptional brick ranch home. on eautifully landscaped lot in East nview, Living splace, separate size bedrms., rm. with stone dining rm., 3 twin 2 tiled baths, recreation, rm. with fireplace, powder rm., rsize 2 car gar., patio. Entire 10ome in immaculate condition incl. draperies, carpeting. appliances, Unbeatable value at $52,500. ? THBROOK Most attractive Ranch Home on lovely ty acre lot with curving frontage. . Lar liv. rm., dining area, bright ‘ . 3 bedrms., tiled bath, util. rm., 2 car att. gar. An impressive home. $31,500 AART vis 8-3200 An & GOLEE, pris Realtors Hillcrest 6-4700. Exceptional Home! TF - Rm. with Frpl. and Pict. Dining area with Sliding Wdw., Glass wall to Views! Patio The and Mitchell Brothers 4 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH IN EAST GLENVIEW On btflly. landscaped grounds 116x 198, South of Glenview Rd. in parklike area is this lovely Colonial Ranch with Liv. Rm. with Frpl. and Pict. Bay; Din. Rm.; Family Rm. with Thermopane Wdw. wall to Patio; Cab. Kitchen with Brkfst. Space; lge. ist flr. Utility Rm.; 3 tile baths (Mstr. Bedrm. has own bath); Pecky Cypress Rec. Rm. with Frpl., Wet Bar and many blit-ins, plus Pine Paneled Game Rm. in full bsmnt. Home is centrally air-conditioned, also 2 car att. garage elec. controlled, outdoor lights and A AIR CONDITIONED Condominium, Elevator building. 5th floor. Transportation at the door and across from the park. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. JUST REDUCED TO $42,500. Sparkling three bedroom, 112 bath center entrance red brick colonial. Fireplaces in living room and paneled recreation room. Beautiful kitchen with breakfast area and east light. Separate dining room; Forced Air gas heat. 1 car attached garage. HEMPHILL built, and built to match your pride of ownership. Mid 30s. CALL TO SEE IT TODAY! & COMPANY ALpine 1-1105 AND SUNDAYS ONLY GR 5-0022 UN 4-2357 4-1757 Call KAHN—KAHN Can! OUR COMPUTER SAVES YOU TIME OVERLOOKS NO POSSIBILITIES READS 40 OF YOUR NEEDS ALL AT ONE TIME NEW LISTING. CONVENIENT KEN- ILWORTH LOCATION. Well built brick and clapboard Cape Cod. Liv. rm. has fple., sep. din. rm. built-in appliances and eating area in kitchen. 3 bedrms. 142 baths. Scr. porch plus patio. Easy to keep house and to enjoy. See at $34,950. GLENCOE—CALIFORNIA RANCH, just 8 yrs. old, smartly designed and well maintained. Wormy cypress walls in liv. rm., dining rm. and den. Completely built-in kitchen. 3 bedrms. 142 baths. Paneled bsmt. fplc. in liv. rm. scaped. Air condit. w/fple. Beautifully See mid 40’s. and land- WINNETKA—DON’T SETTLE FOR LESS when you can own this spacious RANCH on }2 acre, near recreation area and bus to schools. 32’ liv. rm. w/fple., large dining-family rm. 4 . bedrms. 4 baths plus den. Stepsaver kitchen, laundry rm. LUXURIOUS SPACE is yours HERE. $73,500. J-H KAHN VErnon 5-0236 640 Vernon May | Help You Buy a Home? EXCELLENT HOME. patio. schools Frances 414 Linden, attend ee OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. to your real Winnetka HI GR Serving the North 2548 Green Bay 5-3900 ‘our Bedroom Colonial. On quiet cul-sac street. Charming paneled famroom with Colonial Fireplace. rge living room, dining room, n with wife saving appliances. J. CLARKE - Lovely condition. Call to see eee MARGE RIEMANN. Waukegan 1858 Rad. Glenview, Ill. 588-1855 OWNER-FAMILY HOME , 3 bdrms., 2 baths, liv. _-ecomb., fam. rm., kit. DEERdin. rm. w/eating area, . disp., built-in oven and range. irst floor utility rm. and_= gar. Be a utifully landscaped-flowering rubs, trees and garden. Gas heat, lk to schools, 1 block to public imming pool and park. 20s. I 5- B — Classified Listing BAKER and realtors associates Offers 5 BEDROOM—REDUCED TO $63,000. Red brick center hall colonial surrounded by homes of like quality. First floor family room plus finished basement area. Ideal location for busy executive who requires good schools, R.R. transportation and shopping. 1219 Washington, Wilmette building site. R-6 zoning. OVER: 30 YEARS OF NORTH SHORE SERVICE mrs. MADISON and UNiversity 9-5600 2902 Central Street, Evanston E. Sawyer Smith LISTING A delightfully exciting new listing of a sparkling all brick Colonial ranch in most popular Northfield area on quiet dead end street. Near all schools. Ideal for small family. Large liv. rm. w/frpl., din. ‘‘L’’, kit., utility rm., 2 twin bdrms. plus den or 3rd bdrm., c.t. bath, full attic storage. Large screened porch, plus patio. In immaculate cond. throughout. Low 30s. Call or inspect today. E. SAWYER SMITH REALT EALTOR Bay Rd., WINN. 446-2030 NORTHBROOK 5 bdrms., 2 story Colonial, 2,750 square feet with 212 baths; fireplace in family room with beam ceiling, slate entry. Mud room on first floor truly functional with plenty of room for ironing and sewing. Lot size 89’ x 142’. Generous room sizes. Quality minded construction by custom home builder. Residence located at 3274 Prestwick Lane. Priced at $46,900 with lot or will build on your site. 945-4130 NORTHBROOK—2239. ILLINOIS RD. 4 bdrm.; 2 baths: full bsmt.; 142 car gar. Gas heat. Close to schools and shopping. 10 min. walk to train. $24,500 4, 272-8628 Waukegan Rd. PArk 2!/, 3, 4 and 5 Bedrooms Baths 2 Car Garages IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Paneled family rooms, 100% wool wall-to-wall carpeting or oak flooring. Twin lavatories, sli ing glass shower stalls. Mud rooms. appen double oven-range, dishwasher and disposal. $36,600 TO AS LOW $50,000 AS 10% DOWN Decorator Furnished Models. Open for inspection 10:30 a.m. until dark daily, including SAT. and SUN. Directions: Edens-expressway or Waukegan Rd. (42A) to Willow Rd., west on Willow to Shermer Rd.; north on Shermer to Techny Rd. Turn west 34 mile on Techny to Sunset Fields. RED SEAL HOMES, 2601 MULBERRY NORTHBROOK, KENILWORTH REALTY WELL CONSTRUCTED And in excellent condition, brk. and clapb. Col. Living rm. w/frpl. full dining rm., 3 bedrms., 142 baths. Patio overlooking garden which is completely fenced. Paneled Rec. Rm. Att. garage. Mrs. Kastrup to Lake. Brick Col. 6 just a breeze bedrms., 32 baths, 2 sunrms. adding to spaciousness of this home. Beautifully maintained—in 70s. brick bungalow. 2 glazed rear pch. 2 on 2nd floor. All blks. to shops and In 20s. Mr. New AND OF COURSE We have other homes we’d like you about—just give us a call KENILWORTH 600 Green ALpine Bay Rd. (corner 1-5600 PRETTY SHUTTERED CHARMER ON quiet lane great for kiddies. A truly separated DINING ROOM, with Bay window, fine deep lot, many extras— family room, rec. room fireplaces; 3 bedrooms, 142 baths, 2 car garage, $39,900. BRAND NEW FOUR’ BEDROOMS, custom built, cherry paneled family room and kitchen, 242 baths, unusual features, built-in bookcases and plaster, comb. storms and screens, fireplace, dressing room, 2 car garage. ~ LAKESIDE Central Ave., H.P. Lincolnshire ID 2-6320 New McGUIRE & ORR, 2!5-BATH FOR FRIENDLY ASSISTANCE IN BUYING OR SELLING CALL ON US Jeanette Fargo Naomi Murph James B. Irwin Peg O’Conne Clifford Johnson mae Ann Purdy Audrey Meldahl hyllis Staats Dick Rutledge, Manager Quinlan & Tyson REALT 735 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield PHONE: WI 5-3750 GLENCOE CUSTOM BUILT SPLIT-LEVEL 3 bdrms., 242 baths, pan. rec. rm. w/frpl. and wet bar, a eg liv. rm., sep. din rm., kit. has all built-in good oaeng. area. Central- ly air conditioned. Priced at $59,500. ircular drive. OVERLOOKING GOLF COURSE Crab Orchard stone split-level, 4 bdrms., 3 baths, spacious liv. rm. with stone frpl., sep. din. rm., lovely fam. rm., large free form swimming pool, stone patio situated in lovely area affording complete privacy. Priced at $84,500 WINNETKA CONVENIENT TO SCHOOL Excellent area, 3 bdrm., 2 bath, brick split-level, centrally air conditioned, ground level fam. rm. with frpl. opens to large enclosed porch. Good kit. with sep. brkft. area. Intercom and hi-fi. Custom built one owner home. Priced at $41,500. NORTHBROOK PERFECT IN EVERY DETAIL 3 bdrm., 2 bath, air conditioned splitlevel. All bdrms. twin size, exc. kit., w/built-in appliances including refrig. and freezer, large eating area, pan. fam. rm. with built-ins and bar. Perfectally maintained home with many custom appointments. Move in condition. Priced at $34,900. Seymour Graham REAL ESTATE 362 Park Av. GLENCOE VE 5-4455 GLENVIEW Sunset Ridge—Wooded area Country Colonial on 4% acre with lots of room—5 bedrooms, 242 baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage, concrete circular drive. Possession June 15/67— Redecorate and have a fine home— $58,750 LINCOLNSHIRE Owner’ transferred—must be sold AMERICAN COLONIAL RANCH— BRICK 3 real twin sized bedrooms, 2 baths. Real Country Kitchen—15 x 24 with upstairs laundry, bright and cheerful eating area, adjacent to full size family rm., 2 car garage—and FULL BASEMENT. Lower Forties— we want offers now KING’S COURT CORPORATION BROKERAGE DIVISION C. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOC. Listing APPEALING RANCH HOME LOCATed on well landscaped lot. Living room w/wood burning frpl. and dining room comb.; den, 4 bedrooms (one is tandem). Two ceramic tile baths; kitchen w/eating space plus _ utility area for washer and dryer. Two car garage w/loads of storage space. Furnace less than 2 years old. A real buy for $34,500. Please call Mrs. Hauworth. Res. UN 4-8723. BR 3-3220 GLENVIEW 4 BDRM. TOMORROW’S HOME TODAY Nine room, 5 bedroom custom built CONTEMPORARY ranch in the beautiful Woodland Park section of Deerfield. Excellent built-in kitchen. Screened porch; 2-car carport. A unique offering at $47,500. REALTY East Colonials With Eye and Purse Appeal 457 CALLING ALL KIDS! tree to climb in your own back ard. And...a lovely 4 bedroom, 2} ath two-story COLONIAL with a fu basement and two-car garage for the rest of the family. Available after school is out. In Deerfield Park. $36,900. A to tell Kenilworth Roger) BRoadway 3-2552 INC. GR_5-1080 TALL TREES COLONIAL 1732 Riverside Dr. LOTS AND LOTS OF CABINETS IN this Colonial kitchen; fam. rm. w/frple., plus pan. den. $53,500. Other lots available. Bring your plans and see our model. OPEN DAILY 1 TO 5. EAST KENILWORTH ATTRACTIVE 6 rm. home on wooded lot. liv. rm w/frpl. sep. din. rm., cab. kit., den and 2 bdrms. Walk to train, shopping, schools, or lake. Lower 30s. AL 6-3198. ; REFRESHING CONTEMPORARY Ranch surrounded by tall trees on 2 | acres in Riverwoods. Cathedral ceilin room has massive stone fireplace. ft. family room opens to flagstone patio. 2 baths, 3 bedrooms. Beamed, paneled ceilings and walls for easy maintenance. $42,500. appliances, RARE AND WELL DONE Colonial in top Glencoe location 3 blks. from lake, convenient to schools, train, shops and churches. Paneled library and large beamed family room. Separate dining room. Bedroom and bath on ist floor. 3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd floor. Immed. Poss. 1884 MORE HOME, LESS MONEY This six room Cape Cod in Deerfield offers spacious living areas at low cost, so typical of this architectural style. Walk to schools, church, shopping. Three bedrooms, 2 tile baths; ull basement. Many, many extras. Only $24,900. INC. LANE ILL. SH 3-1352 CR: 2-5600 realtors 4-3700. 1132 Split-Levels MINIMUM CARE Required for this bedrms. and bath, semi-finished rms. assessments paid. 2 transp. in Glenview. Green Homes Bi-Levels Colonials BEDROOMS—REDUCED TO $217,50C. Opportunity for younger family. Convenient to every necessity, spacious living and future apartment NORTH EVANSTON BRICK, 1 FL. plan, 3 bdrms.; 112 baths; scr. porch; frpl.: full Damt::-attie fan: Nr. -“'h’'. bus. Fenced yd., gar., dead-end street. Owner. Low 30s. 677-7691. Geo. H. Carlson, Co. Series’’ HIGHLY DESIRABLE East Wilmette location WINNETKA BY OWNER 4 bdrm.; 342 baths; brick Colonial; 24’ x 24’ living rm. w/frpl.; 15’ x 20’ dining rm.; modern cab. kitchen w/D and D and Irge. eating area; screened porch; finished bsmnt. w/playroom and Irge. cedar rm.; 24’ x 14’ master bdrm.; 2 other twin bdrms.; fenced d.; 2 blks. to train, bus, shopping. igh 40s. Shown by appt. 446-7534. 3-BDRM. SPLIT-LEVEL Liv.-din. comb.; lge. kit.; D/D; builtin oven and‘range; rec. rm.; bath; util. xm.; 2 storage closets. Inter-com system throughout. Immed. possPrice $32,900. Squire BEDROOMS—3 BATHS—$34,500. LOcated in Central Evanston. A _ short walk to public and Catholic schools and churches, Downtown Evanston, and all public transportation. Off street parking and patio. Taxes $284. JMD CONSTRUCTION CO. Realtor AL 6-1015 BATH Shore Since 1903 Rd., Evanston BR 3-3900 mrs. MADISON 6-1267 DELIGHTFUL 6 YEAR OLD 4 bedroom 242 bath house; a magnificent paneled family room with crab orchard stone fireplace. Split level with many extras. Carpeting and drapes, intercom, floodlighting, rock garden. 2 car attached garage. Lyons School district. Overlooking the West Fork. In 50s. Call Jane Hanley. y 2 Mitchell Brothers 874 890 APPLETREE COURT ethos NORTHBROOK BEDROOM, 142 car garage plus covered Walking distance to _ store, and bus. $21,500. NEW J. Winscott REALTOR GLENVIEW—New 3 GUARANTEED “‘Country JOSEPH'’'S NORTHFIELD qualified homes shown to you I will personally estate needs. ST. GLENVIEW Put 37 years of North Shore experience to work. Real Estate Board Homes listed through my office Only TO associates REALTORS AMbassador 2-2223 Kahn Bldg. Glencoe FULLY ALL YEAR-ROUND COMFORT AIR-CONDITIONED. AND HOWARD SCHOOLS. Walk to shops, etc. This is now a 2 apartment with 5 rooms down and 4 up. Area is zoned 2 family, and could be used for income, or for little cost, converted back to single family, giving you 5 bedrooms. 2 car garage. Lot 50 x 177. Priced at $32,500. 4-1102 EVENINGS PArk BLOCKS Since churches. WILMETTE APPLETON UNiversity LISTED! 2 Quinlan & Tyson 144 ACRE LANDSCAPED SUBURBAN estate with city-home facilities in a community of good schools’ and EVANSTON-SKOKIE ONLY 8 ak SUNSET | FIELDS BEAUTIFUL Tool House. Priced at only $65,000. EAST GLENVIEW 5 BEDROOMS—FULL BASEMENT 415 BATHS,—4,500 SQ. FT. De luxe Custom Built Brick Ranch designed for easy maintenance and landscaped for complete privacy. Has Liv. Rm. 26 x 20 with Frpl., Din. Rm. 13x 20; btfl. 19x14 fully equipped Cab. Kitchen with Bar9 Frpl.: 28x16 Family Rm.; 35x15 Jalousied Porch. Lower level is complete with Lounge Rm. with Wet Bar; 2nd Family Rm. with Frpl.; Game Rm.; equipped Photo Rm.; Pow. Rm.; Office or Den; Laundry Rm.; Workshop; Storage Rm. Also, 200 amp service, Floodlighted grounds, Central Air Conditng., Copper Gutters, Cyclone fencing, extra Parking Area, 2 car att. garage with elec. eye door, 35x23 Patio, an abundance of closet and storage space and immediate possession. Excellent financing to qualified buyer. CAPE COD Setting for your Early American decor, this brick home has two unusually large sized bedrooms and one smaller bedroom, or den. A very comfortable home for the small family in lower income bracket. Loads of storage space in stand up attic. Washington School; $23,500. COME AND SEE IT! JUST Fi & | ~°*™72*°°* REALTORS EVANSTON er equipped Birch Cab. Kitchen wit Brktst. Bay all overlook the btflly. landscaped floodlighted yard and be—s over the Golf Course grounds; 3 edrms., 2 Vanity Tile Baths (Mstr. Bedrm. has own bath); full heated basement; 2 car garage. Owner transferred—asking $47,500. é“2 es lovely the : seine hy — TH FAMILY ROOM 23’ x 21’ H GARDEN ROOM 16’ x 16’ 'VING ROOM WITH BAY 23’ x 15’ IING ROOM 15’ x 12’ DELIGHTFUL GARDEN ROOM : SLIDING GLASS DOORS OPEN. BN is EVANSTON Panoramic Wdw. ainwood area with quality construc- with D/D, ” De Luxe Brick Ranch "SEVEN NEW LISTINGS OWNER WW, ei <a ¥ ee For Sale—Houses > WRB. 330 W. Frontage Hillcrest 6-8373 Rd., Northfield BRoadway 3-2380 Williamsburg Village THE AREA EVERYONE HATES TO leave. This house has been improved and expanded but will not fit 4 children. Owners now building larger home. House offered here has Liv. rm. w/frpl., Din. rm., large Cypress Panld. Family rm., All Purpose rm. w/adjoining Powder rm. and Utilities Area., 3 Bedrms., 142 Baths. Evanston Schools. Early possession. $37,500. QUINLAN & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN AV. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 INC. EVANSTON” BR 3-3750 NORTHBROOK BY OWNER 1903 Barberry. Heathercrest. Air-cond. like new 2-yr. old Col. Slate entry; liv.. rm.; din. rm.; fam. rm.; pdr. rm. Cab kit w/D.D, oven, range, lge. eat. area. Master bdrm. w/own bath and walk-in closet; 3 other bdrms. and bath. Att. 2-car gar.; S. and S,; sodded lawn; brk. patio; occup. immed. $42,400. 724-5308. GLENVIEW RANCH 3 BDRM. bath, 2!2 car att. gar. fe ae a lge, fam. rm. kitchen. High 20s. shopping and schools. PA 4-8213. Evanston Review . Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald 11, Nr. March 2, 1967 �aaensnis saa 158 For ‘Selpsieannn SADLER & HULTMAN ING. ENNETH=e oe. OPEN SUN. 2-4 2020 CENTRAL Just South of Lake Ave. and West of Ridge. JUST LISTED—a stunning 3 Bedrm., 112 bath brick and aluminum siding ‘Colonial. Large Living rm., separate Dining rm., central entry. Full basement. Large Patio. Excellent Me aes VILMETTE Seance. Extremely well built. MID INNETKA OPEN SUN. 2-4 1256 ASBURY Tower to Gordon—North to Asbury. Have the thrill of being the first owner of this 4 Bedrm., 242 bath home in a prime area. Pan. Family rm., wet bar, 2 frpls., separate Dining rm., first floor Utility rm. Full basement. Master Bedrm. fit for a king! Great financing available. Priced for IMMEDIA‘’E SALE. In the 50s. IRST TIME OFFERED—3 Bedrm. brick RANCH w/full basement. Magnificent large lot. Lovely Living rm. and Dining area. CT bath. Stove, washer, dryer and refrigerator included. $31,500. LENCOE—Retire to this different compact Ranch! Living rm.-Dining rm. combination for easy upkeep and a step-saving Kitchen. 3 Bedrms., 2 baths and a POOL to lure the randchildren. Heated and jalousied Patio to capture the outdoors! MID 40s. ENNETH NEAR THE LAKE IN ALWAYS sought-after S.E. Evanston, charming Victorian, high ceilings, » magnificent living room, marble fireplace, gracious and comfortable living plus fine income from N.U. student quarters. Just $41,500. EXTRA! JUST LISTED . . . CUTE AS a button ... top Wilmette location, architecturally perfect Cape Cod, 6 rooms, 2 baths, many special features. Start your home ownership in this little gem . . . $33,500 THE LAST WORK IN LUXURIOUS one floor living ... brick colonial ranch, 7 rms., 2 tiled baths, exquisite paneling, Florida Room, zone control heat, glorious yard, $57,500. NEAR LINCOLNWOOD SCHOOL, brick Cape Cod, 7 rms., 1 14 baths, Pecan paneled Family Room, superb construction, deep yard, $39, 500. Rare financing, too. ELSE? .. . CAN YOU MATCH this custom built brick Ranch (2 blocks from Lincolnwood School) 6 luxurious rooms, plus 2 tiled baths, paneled recreation room, office and 3rd bath, 2 fireplaces, $48,500. 835-3750 EVANSTON!! Central East Evanston EVANSTON UST LISTED IN ST. NICHOLAS Parish—brick ranch home with 4 bedrms—2?% baths, large kitchen with loads of cabinets—3 bedrooms are on first floor. There is a full basement with asphalt tile floor and_plenty of space for a family room. There is a bedroom and a bath with a shower stall home care. in the basement. which has Lovely rear had yard, WILMETTE One owner tender loving only $29,750 EAST TTRACTIVE WHITE FRAME _ COlonial Ranch on a beautiful site at 821 Sheridan Rd.—one block to lake—walking distance to C.T.A. and N.W. Ry.—3 bedrms.—2 full baths—spacious living room 14’6” x 25’3’—Master bedroom—14'6”’ x 17’6’’. The large kitchen is 12’10’’ x 13’6’’ and has beautiful oak cabinets and built-in oven plus built-in gas range. Large 2 car underground garage with eléctric eye door. The lot has 60’ of frontage on Sheridan Rd. and app. 40’ on Washington—Priced in the forties. TO INSPECT PLEASE CALL L. A. Peterson GR Roomy rage, family 5-1010 room, is ready 9 rooms, living ga- $24, 500. room $2, 500 Down Morton Grove 965-6680. our Want Ad in the Hollister ewspapers reaches the entire North Shore market. The ost is small and the quick satisfactory results will amaze you. If you are listed in the phone book, just say “Charge +!" ORTHBROOK BY OWNER Immac. split-level on beautifully landscaped lot. 2 big oaks plus other trees, forest preserve at rear lot line. Choice, close-in deadend street. Walk to schools, parks, etc. 3 bdrms; 2 full baths; 28x14 rec. rm; serd. porch; new patio. centrally air-cond.; raised -hearth fple.; new dshw./disp.; new eptg.; gas bbq; 114 gar.; bsmt.; many _extras. Priced mid 30s. 272-0162. location. tile 3 bdrm. bths., kitchen, brick liv-din. full bsmt., High 30s 446-2592. March 2, 1967 OWNER ranch, comb., double REALTY Avenue 256-3000 NORTHFIELD THIS BRICK AND LANNON STONE ranch on 80’ corner lot has everything. Fine construction. Large liv. rm. separated from din. room by 2 way fireplace. 3 bedrooms; 2 ceramic tile baths. Modern kit.; family rm. Basement with paneled recreation rm. and stoned fireplace. 2 car garage. Gas CHOICE 1} den. cer. lge. garage. OR REALTY PA AL CR eer Wilmette ALpine 1-3005 aa VALUE—POPULAR ARE Delightful Colonial Split-Le vel in fine condition with like-new carpeting. Large and attractive Living room. Dining room Pretty combination. Kitchen with Breakfast area. 3 nice Bedrooms and 2 Baths. Lovely Family room plus playroom. Pretty Patio. Attached garage. Property priced in’ the 20s. See it vines Sey. 1M RS. OTTE. BAIRD & WARNER 1151 Waukegan 724-1855 Rd. Glenview, Ill. 588-1855 Northbrook Highlands OWNER OFFERS ATTRACTIVE 3 tribdrm. Colonial brick and frame fam. Prime location. 2 bath; level. rm.; rec. rm. Attached gar.; Lge. lot. Built-in oven/range, disp. Immed occup. $34,500. Call 381-0609 or CR 24340. N.W. 3 EVANSTON One blk. to Lincolnwood School, 3 bedroom bungalow with new ceramic tile bath. Attractive value at only $22,800. Theobald & Co. 864-5700 OAK IN SEE OUR, PICTURE ELSEWHERE IN THIS AD ISSUE Hugh C. Michels and Company Winn. AREA PICTURESQUE Hillcrest Extension edge of park. WILMETTE The retired se or (single person) will love the 18x18 carpeted living room with friendly raised hearth and enjoy the lovely yard and patio through large Thermopane windows. Separate dining room, kitchen has stove and new bronze refrigerator, bedroom suite. Low, low taxes and heat. 3 block walk to Kenilworth station. Mid 20s. B. Blackwell 3 (din. & Assoc. 251-3640 ANN 440 251-6465 OWNER: DESIRABLE gar.; quick ANDRUSS, Green Bay Rd ALpine REALTOR Kenilworth 1-7300 WILMETTE BY OWNER Comfortable 3 bedrm. colonial. Pan. den; fireplace; new cpt.; mod. kit. with elec. range, refrig., d/w incl. 144 bths; lge. lot; near Highcrest, Locust and St. Joseph’s schools. Excellent nei pete low taxes; Mid. 30s. AL 1-669 WINNETKA BY OWNER 4 bdrm.; 215 bath; living rm. w/frpl.; separate dining rm.; bsmnt. family rm. w/frpl.; separate laundry rm.; like new furnance; remodeled kitchen; heated garage. Walk to school and transp. Sears and New Trier E. School distr. 564 Meadow Rd. Cor. lot. $49,500 446-6973 3-bdrm. split level; 2-car poss. Low 30s. 724-8890. 270 IST TIME OFFERED 4 BDRM., 112 BATH FAMILY HOME in Southeast Wilmette. Excellent condition throughout. $33,900. By Owner. 251-5340. 2 occuPANcy HOME FOR ABLE Fowler THE REALTY E. WILMETTE, oy. ie NER 2 blocks from lake; “L"’; street dead ends ne ; Charming Dutch colonial wi rooms; on Ist: liv. rm. re rm.; ‘cabinet ge mie master bdrm. e: closet; den; a Se 2nd: single rm. with vad bdrm., bath. Newly decora ALpine 1-4050. ATTENTION Don’t now! : 3 , APRIL HOME SE wait for Want 4 L] green grass—we’l bedrooms-price — $30,000 to $40,000 in ‘“Winne mette, Glencoe, Northfie brook. Call HI 6-8214 during day 5-4000, Ext. 263 in pean now—we’ re ready to buy. Can \ occupy. EVANSTON-SKOKIE, Hemphill built WELL “MAI prk. Col. 75 ft. lot. Kit. with D bdrms., full bsmt. has fam. bath on rm, ‘ 3 2nd. w/frple. Att. gar. w/auto. door, blks. to schl. $46,500. DEERFIELD, F on Indsepd. Central air-c 677-6233. WOODLAND ror K BY owner, Charming 3 ey a) deadend st. Lg. wooded lot Ke dad d. Slate entry. Bag =o¥ in liv. Aa p. din. area. Kit. w/eating ar Pan. hear" smn to" brick ayrm n bsmn car” 945-26 GLENVIEW OFTRST TIME OFF Well maintained Ca expandable on 75 x 163 lot i location. Walk to shop., schls., DOETSCH REALTY es trans. $19,500. This $1,000 DOWN freshly decorated 729-0004 ranch in 7 3 a _ convenient bed North seonteee is a wonderful value. lot, if bg garage, ts nik ate occupancy sia, 500. Call today. . = NASH * NORTHBROOK BY OV Charming ssplit-level bdrms. Den and Col. fin. wa rec, rm.; _ porch and sun deck; 2 baths; ar.; loads of closet stora arpeting, draperies, dshw ja and and intercom. alk to s town. $40,000. Call 272-89 GLENVIEW New BY England Col.; “ee OWNER: ri aE spacious entr w/blue stone flr.; liv. rm. w, sep. din. rm.; kit.-fam. rm.; ize. porch; bsmnt.; nicely ldsc pretty street. Walk to trains, | churches, shop. Mid 30s. 729- WILMETTE 218 CENTRAL PK. Charming ranch on quiet south central location. Lge. din. area, 2 bdrms., kit., beautiful $25,500. Owner. AL 6-1777. ATTRACTIVE BRICK din. comb.; eptg.; cheery kit.; bath; util. rm.; gar.; Low, low 20s BY RANCH , lat. lge. OWNER—NORTHEAST V 10 room home, 5 bedrooms, 2 extra rooms on Mutschler kitchen. : 215 Ist floor. Low ta location 1% blk. from lake and b High 40s. Call ALpine 1-1445 for GLENVIEW, BY OWNE =R IMMEDIATE OCCUPAN( : 8 RMS., 4 Corner lot. LOVELY Call GReenleaf 5-3100 WILMETTE 1215 COLGATE 1st + house Sun. 1-5. Special value. Kenilworth gardens area. Ranch on bdrms.; 114% baths, terr. adj. rm.-den), beaut. crpting. $34,500. IDEAL 1609 Glenview BRoadway 3-4322 service. 6-7100 rif NON- RACIAL SETTING... ~ to family, or family geet income. 7 rooms, plus Has 212 baths. Full. basement. Bares Oh cas gat: 2,500 4-0600 BEAUTIFUL GLEN OAK ACRES— unusually attractive three bedroom ranch home. Huge living room with fireplace wall; separate dining room; kitchen with anpliances, many special features, 21% baths. All large rooms, Gay 90’s_ recreation room _ and fireplace in . basement. Wonderful swimming pool, patio, Japanese garden. Call for appointment. Rd. 41 pays 2 Em ase rm., 9 w/frple., a glazed ‘pore PArk — Before You Buy — Check Zoning and Housing Code Requirements The City of Evanston, upon “request of an owner or prospective purchaser, will inspect any property to determine compliance with the Housing and Zoning Codes. There is no charge for this NORTHBROOK 2780 LANDWEHR RD. Spacious, gracious 2 sty. brk. Col. in fine cond. on quiet lane among lovely homes. Center hall, 3 expos. liv. rm., din. rm.; spec. kit.; lge. fam. rm.; 4 bdrms.; 215 baths. Only high 40s. BY A 312 Waukegan PArk 4-5600 1-4463 FOR THEIR MANY WANTS. WALK TO schools, shops, church beach and trains. Walk to Indian Hill Club. The whole family will love this spacious home amid towering trees. Furniture fits comfortably in 28x15 ft. living room. 4 bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd flr.; 2 bedrms., 1 bath on the 3rd. Lovely formal dining room, family room, modern kitchen has eating area. 2-car att. garage. Price now $69,500—in WINNETKA. Call for an appointment TODAY! GLENVIEW ACRES 1925 R % inspect to midels IMMEDIATE 5-3 AN Wallace & Orth, Inc. No More Chauffeuring Family Mae SP 00. LOngbeach Route mi. A brick and redwood ranch. Large wooded and beautifully landscaped lot with bridge over little stream. Living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen with dishwasher, disposal, oven, range. Three bedrooms, two baths, family room. Oversize two car garage. Worth your inspection! $48,- HIllcrest 6-7274 on Take con Tollway, to Halfday Ra neat to River Woods Rd., t PRESTIGE LOCATION—ELEGANT brick and stone ranch home with huge rooms. Fireplace in living room, cozy and spacious family room, large kitchen with dishwasher. disposal, many extras. Carpeting and draperies included. Lighted flower edged patio bby barbecue and fountain. Low fifties. IN L. RINGER lot PRR $27,500. IN CUSTOM BUILT FIVE bedroom Colonial. Living room w/fireplace, separate dining room, Cypress paneled DEN. Country kitchen w/built-ins, eatin area and wet bar, maid’s room an bath on Ist. Master bedroom, dressing room-and bath. Basement w/paneled RECREATION ROOM. CENTRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED. UNDERGROUND SPRINKLING. Many unusual FEATURES. $85,000. 75’ LINCO NSH R OPULENT a ON YeAVILY FORESTED 1 945.000 te 65,000 GLENVIEW WINNETKA wooded * Wallace & Orth, Inc. REALTORS CUSTOM DESIGNED RANCH. Spacious living room w/marble fireplace wall. Lanai room w/built-ins and travertine marble floor. PANELED LIBRARY. Master suite plus additional bath. FAMILY ROOM w/wet bar. Kitchen w/built-ins. Maid’s room and bath. Air-conditioned. Built for the DISCRIMINATING BUYER. Call us for additional details. St., : COD GLENCOE Elm F LISTING Established Waukegan Road 1141 NEW LISTING, BRICK COLONIAL, charming living room’ w/fireplace, dining room, kitchen, paneled FAMILY ROOM w/fireplace overlooking lovely yard, powder room. Master bedroom, dressing room, bath, 3 other twin size bedrooms, bath on 2nd. 2 bedrooms and bath on 3rd. Close to school. Early possession. $62,500. 751 : Glenview Realty for RESULTS CO. : FOR OTHER GOOD BUYS IN GLENVIEW AREA CONSULT 5 Glenview Wilmette Northbrook 999 Linden Sb ATTRACTIVE WHITE BRICK Cape Cod, with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths; living room_ with fireplace; full basement and attached garage; wa good sized rooms, perfect for the growing family. $31,500. & STREY 9-0330 1-0330 2-0330 REALTORS 521-4th CAPE CALL FOR FURTHER pErtans AND APPT. TO SE KOENIG ig HERE’S ANOTHER GOOD BUY An all brick ranch; 3 bedrooms; living room with fireplace; full basement; large porch: 2'% car brick garage; large lot. $28,950. STOP FIRST AT HOME NUMBER 3807 KNIGHT ST., GLENVIEW heat. $49,000. TIGHE GLEN 2 AND 3 CAR GARAGES WOODED AREA WALK TO SCHOOLS SUNDAY 5th, 2 TO e AN ATTRACTIVE ALL BRICK ranch in immaculate condition; 3 bedrooms; living room; separate dining room; kitchen with large eating area; full basement; excellent location, close to schools and_ park; vicinity Central and Shermer. $29,900. 3 TO 5 BEDROOMS 112.TO 242 BATHS RAISED HEARTH FIREPLACES LARGE FAMILY ROOMS FULLY EQUIPPED DE-LUXE KIT. 1ST FL. LAUNDRY RMS. WALK-IN CLOSETS ie aie ne OPEN MARCH - . NEW FEATURES: Winnetka MOST ATTRACTIVE CAPE COD home Near in convenient location. Bent Park. Full basement with good family room. Liv. room; dining ‘‘L’’: kitchen; 2 bedrooms; and b ath on ist. 2 bedrooms and powder room on 2nd. Gas heat. Patio and garage. $34,500. CHIEF REALTORS BY GROVE This has to be one of the most meticulously maintained ho mes ever! An air-conditioned 3 bedroom, 2 lus baths beauty with tremendous kitchen. A must to show! Low 60s. Lake THESE R GLENVIEW COLONIALS, SPLIT-LEVELS, AND ONE RANCH PRICED FROM $36,900 TO $46,500 CHECK = ae OUR 41ST YEAR GOOD VALUES ASK ABOUT OUR HOME TRADE-IN PLAN 256-3000 MORTON with Attractive Ranch, 3 bedrooms, dining room, garage, on wooded lot, low taxes, amazing low price. ORTHFIELD Av. HOMES Ring RINGER EVANSTON fireplace, dining room, de-luxe kitchen, double oven, dishwasher, 4 big bedrooms, loads of closets, 242 baths, walnutFe ae family room, garage. Only $48 9215 Waukegan Road all for appointment 1-1500 OPEN—SUNDAY—2 TO 5 337 Latrobe—Northfield (South off Willow) Do You Want a Peach of a 3 bedroom Brick English Style house in Winnetka Park District, in Avoca School? This is a Gem! Come See It! $35,500. NORTHBROOK Are You Looking for Lots of Room under $30,000? e have a house in East Northbrook with 2 family rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, great kitchen, in Tip Top. shape. This could be it! NORTHFIELD LANDSCAPED ACRE Here you will find country living in a choice location. This yellow Colonial home is designed for comfortable family living. Fabulous family kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. If you need lots of room be SURE to inspect this hime. Priced to sell! NEW LISTING EAST W ILMETTE Walk to shopping and trains, 3 large bedrooms, ed. huge living room, formal dining room, new bath and powder room. $41,500. EAST WILMETTE NEAR LAKE Need extra room for that growing family and be able to walk to everything? Then see this 4 bedroom, 2 bath home before it’s too late. Priced low 40s. ELDORADO ESTATES A "Gracious Family Home’ Generous Lake 1409 basement, to move. ALpine LAKE-BAY condition, all brick with 2 and expandable 2nd floor, Owner 5-0500 LAKE-BAY REALTY & Co. LENVIEW "Cute Cape Cod" In prime bedrooms GReenleaf 1409 ELL CARED FOR SOLID BRICK home. Double living rm., with + anes dining rm., modern kit., second fir., bdrms., 1 ‘bath plus extra bdrm. if third floor and storage, full bsmt., 1 Car garage, reasonable taxes. $27, 500. For further info. call Diana R. McBean ‘‘Home’’ UN 4-5064 or office GR 5-1010. Sadler & Hultman BUILDERS a 58° Glenview Realty & STREY AVAILABLE NOW IN ESTABLISHED AREA OF GLENVIEW WHERE Inc. FRIEND Woods KOENIG NEW Where LITTLE ads Mean BIG values! For instance: A stone’s throw from the Lincolnwood att. English brick 6 rms. School, joys and garage, porch for Summer fenced yard, $29,500. IGHLAND PARK—The most terrific value on the North Shore, for the large family, who needs space and convenience. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. A GREAT BUY! $59,500. ubbard 1 BDRMS., 245 $35,500. 724-8661. GLENVIEW BA es 4-BDRM. COL. Ranch; Liv. rm. w/frpl.; eR porch; 2 baths; lge. pan. fam. Zar.; bsmnt.; cptg.; drapes; incl.; nr. schis., shop., peg Im rm. poss. Upper 30s. By appt. PA 4-171 WILMETTE—BY OWNER—HIGH 3 bdrms. (rm. for 4th); 142 baths; liv. rm. w/frpl.; lg. kit. w/dishw: er; carpets; w/frpl.:; drapes; att. gar.: schl., transp. GLENVIEW porch; New Trier East; n 256-3079. EW LISTIN Walk to everything. 4 Bdrm. ranch acre lot. throughout. taxes. 14% _ baths. Fireplace. $39,500. DD. PArk 4 * NORTHBROOK—IMMED. POSSES bdrm.; 2 baths; central air-con 13 x Ot ft. fam. rm.; profess. ated; crptg./drapes. aut. Fenced lot. Extras. By owner. $29,6 160 Wanted to Buy—Houses List with your local inde Broker. We need the st has HOUSES TO SELL! HOUSES TO RENT! VACANT TO SELL! FARMS TO SELL! _ PROPERTY R. Wheeling TO MANAGE! E. HOLT REALTY CoO. 403 E. Dundee Rd. 5723 �3. 19, RIVA aait ae E PAR home in NORTE: onal $1, 000 Dec. isth and ae -$23,000. Will y $500 38 ACRES _ IN THE BARRINGTON AREA. BEAU- on _ balance. tifully wooded piece with a Spring fed POND and a creek in one corner of ssion desired. Write T. E. Cos126 Waldorf Court, Sun Prairie, the property. ee 1 acre residential. $55,000. Might T PORTER & WiENRICH, INC. Realtors Winnetka 62 Green Bay Rd. 446-2600 mo. plus 7% PA 837, Box 60, Wilmette, Il. BEDROOM HOME IN NORTH; or surrounding area, June NV [EW-NORTHBROOK. 3-BD- . Split-level; garage; young ype neighborhood; low ‘owner only. 527-0510 days; 182 aerinas KID G pst. chil30s. 761- and weekends. BEDROOM aa HOME to exceed 363-0211 20: i OWNER. note 3 OR MORE elevated IN $30,000. in AN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A Downtown Apartment Site Zoned R-7, 65 Units. 150x175. Sunday and evenings call Mrs. Hauworth: UN 4-8723. McGUIRE BR & ORR, 3-3220 BDRM. or CENTRAL 5-1080 TOP CENTRAL LOCATION ZONED B2. IDEAL FOR STORES, OFFICES, CONDOMINIUMS OR APARTMENTS. 2 ADJOINING PARCELS WHICH CAN BE PURCHASED SEPARATELY OR page ga 16,000 SQ. FT. AND 19,000 SQ. MITCHELL BROTHERS FT GR 5-3900 166 WILMETTE od G. Hastings, Realtor ars, BUILD YOU one ped a - acre — Mr. Mrs. ts — _ ($12,000) near golf club. Englehardt ($8, etd New Trier East — Mrs. Rosene lencoe? f ($35,000) walk to Hastings ded — 34 acre — ighland Park? ARTHUR Glenview — Mrs. Rosene half-acre — — Deerfield? oh r YOUR “AL I-11 BAY RD., WILMETTE ERCIAL 39 VACANT uses—apt. AVAIL- medical center, pee xcelient corner 146’ x 121’ in RATE: Call today for informaWINNETKA sidential vacant a available. et lot, Greeley 46’ x 165’. Price NORTH Phone GLENCOE An unusual opportunity as this homesite. has 71’ frontage and 210’ depth. Sewer, water and streets are in. Price $9,500 NASH 446-9000 NORTHFIELD AREA—ACRE ON ata 3 Road, North. Low price of $10,000.0 Vv}. BRADY REALTY CO. 1850 Willow Wilmette SCENIC private Ved parcels BEAUTY estate from 112 will to 2 sell acres, gates, private winding road, nds, tennis court—from for plat. ler & Hultman ALpine 1-1500 ~ NON-RACGIAL UTIFUL LOT, 3612 attractive munity FT. X 140 quiet NORTH maining ABLE FT. R. xX 1699, site re- this area 965-6680. CHOICE 12 ACRE All improvements. Lindenhurst, Must sacrifice. $2,500 AL 1-4384 4-0950 Ill. IEW LLY LEN ee : IMPROVED VACANT OAK ACRES AREA USE $ 9,800 11,500 10,500 Iso several fully improved Half Acre i S in Lincolnshire, priced from WOOD ie Hwy. REALTY CO. CR 2-7300 Northbrook PA Sale—Vacant LOOKING We _ 412 ie $22,500 $15,000 quiet lane $18,500 LONG ) acres—lovely rolling GROVE $50,000 land LINCOLNSHIRE-HALF DAY é Choice 165 x 212 lots 1 acre AREA $3,800 lot near town each 0 DEERFIELD 120 x 600—9,000 2 Aa pining lots sq. ft. zoning near town Call us 4 for additional PIERSEN $20,000 $14,000 information REALTY Realtors 945-1670 Wee phyllis reifman, janine warsaw SECOND CO. 332-7111 PLACE 172 TRIO” ; SALES Brittler Household Sales FOR THAT SPECIAL SERVICE in August Reader’s Digest HI 6-2410 HI 6-5667 Featured Conducted House Sales THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATUR: DAY MARCH 2 AND 3, 10 TO 4 MARCH 4, 10 TO 2 27 CUMBERLAND RD., LINCOLNSHIRE (West Deerfield) Riverwoods Rd. to Cambridge—left on Cambridge to Elsinoor—right on E1sinoor to Cumberland (pink hse. cor, Elsinoor and Cumberland) ANTIQUES: pr. Eng. wal. chrs.; wal. libr. tbl.; rocker; washstand; clocks; bowed chest. White sect. couch; pecan tbls., lge. rnd. coffee, cor. and end ; assort. decorator lamps; beige shantung chr.; white shell back Fr. chr.; oval din. rm. tbl. w/6 chrs., server; mpl. tbl. w/4 chrs.; green recliner; ot white hassock; 4 bar stools; ABLE COLOR TV; white 5 pe. bdrm. suite; pr. blue velvet teen button back chrs.; dbl. bed; assort. chests; studio bed; tble. model sewing machine; dehumidifier; wal. console TV; Frigidaire refrig.; Westinghouse washer and dryer; compl. set German china; compl. set Fostoria crystal; flat silverware (8); NICE ASSORT. BOYS ‘AND GIRLS CLOTHES, clean; loads of garden equip., leaf sweeper, fertilizer spreader; linens; orig. ptgs. by Lisa and Florsheim. WONDERFUL CLEAN SALE. DON’T MISS THIS ONE. SALE BY FRANCIS Evenings THURS. AND FRI. 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M., Sat. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. , 1327 Lincoln, Evanston (1 blk. so. of Central St., 3 blks. east of Green Bay Rd.) Sale is to liquidate estate of Miss Phoebe Morse. There are many old pictures, linens, china, glass and silver; old time music cabinet and wind-up vic.; 1890 vintage carved loveseat and chr., dbl. cherry bed and dresser, ball and claw foot Mah. kneehole desk, din.-tbl. and 6 chrs.; Wal. Vic., sectional and 3 door bookcases; some books; Sealskin coats. fur muffs and necknocs.; 14th Ed. Ency. Brit.; cedar chest; lge. Mah. roll topped desk; ant. wal. chests and oval mirror; Mah. chests; Wal. dbl. bed set complete; treadle machine; wringer type washer: cut glass; service plates; wool afghans; 9 x 12 rug; much misc. from 50 yrs. of keeping. Items subject to prior sale to heirs. Sale by Hazel Ann Stupple. SUN., MON., TUES. Mar. 5, 6, 7—I0 a.m.-4 p.m. 3750 Lake Shore Dr., Chgo. Apt. 6D HOME FURNISHINGS FOR SALE from beaut. 6 rm. apt. incl. Marble top tbls.; Credenza; stand. wrought iron bird cage; dbl. wrought iron bench; 9 pe. din. rm. set; teacart; mirrors; pictures; lamps; wall treatment; frpl. equip.; 5 pc. lounge chrs.; pull- up chrs.: furn.; drapes; spreads; Jalousies; misc. Everything goes - at bargain prices. Conducted by SECOND CHANCE Goods Save 40 to 60% AS 31160 130 $ $ 80 80 80 50 $ By bunnie riskin and Phone ID 2-3107 CHANCE Sale—Household FLOOR SAMPLES EVERYTHING MUST GO CASKEY CONDUCTED For "SELLING OUT" REFURNISHING, MOVING? Second Chance will conduct sale of furnishings in your home at no cost to you. Large following. Call Miss Morgan 677-0341 677-8990 677-0341 = Clisiified available. Chicago. SALES LILLIAN have these fine building sites: RIVERWOODS on HOUSE ID 2-5438 BANNOCKBURN acres Better ADS FOR LAND? while SPRING IS BUSTIN’ OUTwith BIG ‘‘TRIO’’ SALES! Look for our next ad! HOUSE Property LEASE From the Buggy Wheel Antiques 1135 Greenleaf, Wilmette Offers A Service of Appraisal of household goods for insurance, estate, and sales purposes. Our loyal mailing list and our long experience assures you of satisfactory results. ee days AL 1-2100 or eves. HI 63037. WANT acre wooded site—prime area acres adjoining golf course 2 wooded St., HOLLISTER 4-3294, For This is a sm. but mighty full apt. (full of old things and furn.) Antiques: 50 x 60 framed mirror; lge. OVAL MIRROR; secy. desk $65; many ant. frames; pr. slat back arm chrs.; silver; and if you have the spot for them there’s 1 pr. dbl. window width drapes compl. covered in CREWEL WORK; ROYAL COPENHAGEN BELL; lots of china and bric-a-brac; old steamship time tbls., menus, etc. Almost antiques: wing back chr.; LEGAL SIZE TYPEWRITER $25; 4 pe. bdrm. set $75; vanity $35; sm. wal. din. rm. set w/buffet and 5 chrs. $65; chifforobe $15; lots of lamps, tbls., sm. appls.; Lawson SOFA BED $50. Phone no, sale aye cer 869-6014. DEBORAH GOLDEN GOLDEN ERA SALES UN 9-2022 call anytime GR 5-0127 Appraisers—Auctioneers— Sales Conductors Priced right Madison & ACRE RES. LOTS. MIN. OF 5 TO bldr. Sewer and water incl. in price of $5,500 per lot. Nr. Half Day-Lincolnshire area. 724-4141 Owner. of now THE LANDSMITH 120 S. LaSalle 171 last in LINCOLNSHIRE AREA: 20 TO 30 acres of wooded acreage. Near sewer, water and schools. Residential area. Write A-849, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. R-5 UN building $9,500. CHIEF REALTORS JONES REALTY 6-5700 GLENVIEW CHOICE HOMESITE See and buy ideally situated lot now. Plan and build time for fall term. Schools, parks, sports activities galore. Your kids will love you for it. Tom Sullivan, PA 4-1356, day-eves. GLENVIEW Don’t delay, one of few 52x 135 improved lots available with trees, dreams. LOF Si ,000. DENNIS HI VACANT LOT—R-1 EVANSTON. The right near Willard School. to sell. 50x 150. Mrs. Associates 869-5600 residential re to build the home Northfield HIGHWOOD 20 LOTS ZONED FOR 2 family dwellings, for immediate sale. For details contact. GUY VITI, REALTOR 226 Green Bay Rd. Highwood 432-3933 Glenview RALLELED Road, or write JEANETTE SUBURBAN NET EVANSTON (NO FRIDAY) Plus Amortization capital gain Plus depreciation tax shelter No management problems and no personal liability on $11,900 participation investment. CO. MINUTES FROM TRI-STATE TOLLway. to acre, 100’ frontage. Improvements in. In area of fine homes. $600 down. Excellent terms. 231-1025. Agent. Northbrook | seclusion, & Northfield-Northbrook OMEFINDERS GREEN T. McINTOSH FL 9-1776 LOCATION— 10% Cash Return 169 NEW TRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT Approx. 2/3 acre. Heavily wooded. Sewer and water. Ideal for modern home. $16,500. NASH 446-9000 ($35,000) NET MARKET TWO ACRE HOME SITE OVERLOOKING POND. $15,000-TERMS 809 JUDSON, with Thurs., March 2, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat., March 4, ‘ll a.m. to 2 p.m, For Sale—investment Properties GUARANTEED INVERNESS AT WILMETTE It’s back to fun and games antiques and old furniture. Brick Single Story Garage Building— Located on 17,000 Sq. Ft. Lot—Zoned B-3. Commercial—Lake- Bay Realty Company—AL 6-3000. INC. GReenleaf WILMETTE Wilmette nston. Phone 274-2660. EVANSTON THINK SPRING 4- Bdrm., Tors older home situated on property 164 x 177 in the center of town. ideal for medical center, office bldg., nat’] hdqtrs., foundation. ‘Zoning poss. "Box 271, Glenview. SALES 677-8990. 4 pe. Bedrm. Sets Sofa Beds-Sleeps 2 5-pc. dinette sets Bunk Beds Hollywood Beds 7 drawer Desks CHARGE ACCOUNTS PARKER 1560 Howard Daily INVITED FURNITURE CO. St. 764-2206 142 Blks. E. of ‘‘L’’ Station to 6. Mon., Thurs. to 9 Sun. to 5. ANTIQUES USED APPLIANCES REFRIGERATORS AUTOMATIC WASHERS DRYERS RANGES RECONDITIONED ALAEDDIN'S 1913 Sheridan Rd. CLOSED MONDAYS LAMP Highland Park 432-0439 IT’S TRUE! YOU CAN BUY A REALLY GOOD ROOMS-SIZE 9 x 12 USED FOR RUG AS LITTLE AS $25 Hurry in and let us show you! EVANSTON CARPET AND CLEANING CO. 1917 Church St. UN 4-0277, UN 4-0289 Mon. and Thurs. to 9—Saturday to 5:30 ES, WE WELCOME ALL BANK- CREDIT CARDS FURNITURE SALE IN 4 DE LUXE MODEL HOMES SENSATIONAL DISCOUNT MUST SACRIFICE EITHER CASH OR TERMS WE DELIVER SHINNER INTERIORS 296-7771 Kitchen Cabinet Cite TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON KITCHen cabinets, vanities and appliances from show room display and warehouse stock. Ideal storage for kitchen, den, basement or garage. Also Formica counter tops, exhaust hoods, sinks, disposers and dishwashers. TOWN AND COUNTRY KITCHENS 712 Glencoe Rd., Glencoe 835-0087 835-0888 MOVING—MUST SELL AT BARGAIN prices. 3 pe. black and gold sectional sofa, Custom made, well constructed. $175. Good condition. 40’’ round blond mahogany glass top coffee table, $25. Saginaw walnut expand-a-way desk table w/glass top. Seating capacity for 8. Excellent condition. Original cost, $175. Sacrifice, $65. Light walnut vanity dressing table w/matching mirror and bench, $15 Call Sunday cniee- 545; 4108. LEAVING TOWN—MUST SELL French Provincial dining rm. table4 leaves, seats 12, pads incl.; 6 matching chairs. Antique Love Seat; mahog. carved with fleur-de-lis design. Chaise lounge-light green. G.E. Washing machine G.E. Dryer Ironrite mangle. All in excellent condition. Best offer. Call GR 5-6434 LONG CERAMIC TILE COFFEE TBL,; elegant Venetian glass tbl. lamp, 50’’ 2 unusual black and white scenic water colors, 20’’ x 22’’ framed: lg. fruit center piece; standard sz. brass trul. screen; white padded twin hdbrd. All like new, 446-8032. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager ig $ : from $69. 9! GUARANTEED FREE DELIVERY NORTH SHORE REFRIGERATION Crawford and Simpson (Golf Road) BENDIX WASHER-DRYER: WES‘ inghouse refrig.; 2 sofas; upholste chrs.; knee-hole desk; oval cherry dining rm. table; gold framed mirror; oak bdrm. set w/dble. bed; antiq. Shaker period chrs.; pr. porch lamp tbles.; kitchen table w/4 chrs.; a misc. items priced to sell. Evening: and weekends only UN 4-6647. BABY SALE Chests; 6 Yr. Cribs; Youth factory cost $19.99 Below General Juvenile Beds Mart 1433 Milwaukee Av. AR 6-206! BLACK NAUGAHYDE HYDE-A 3 $45; chair, blue lounge $75; bed, 9 pc. ligh top tables, $20; Formica Dan set, $125; dining room wood modern dining rm. fixture, $20; 2 sets louvered doors, $12; other miscel. B523 N. Harding, Skokie, OR 5-8085. 9 to 5 Saturday and Sunday 17TH CENT. WILLIAM AND MARY marquetry desk; pr. 18th cent. ma hogany chairs; pr. Vict. rose carved side chrs. and comfortable arm chr.: pr. 3’ tall Span. Wrough iron andi rons; pierced steel fender. LIND WALL’S, 808 Oak St., Winnetka, 4 blk. W. of Green Bay Road. PC. SECTIONAL SOFA W/TBL.; 48” rnd. Formica game tbl. w/4 chrs. lounge chrs.; marble top cocktail tbl.; end thbls.; black Chinese commode; naug. stools; 71,’ antq. cast iron frpl| bench; pull’ up chrs.; 4’ serv. ca w/Formica top; misc. bdrm. furn.; canopy bed; much misc. ID 2-8390. BARGAINS! BEAUT. CORAL SOFA $60; ant. oriental rug, $18; leather tor drum and cocktail tbles, $11 ea:: rollaway innerspring matt., $8.00: loveseat, $6.00; stud. sm. desks; lamps; silver pcs.; occas. tbles; chairs; many items. 9 to 5 p.m. 2119 Lincoln, Evanston UN 9-2315. GOING YOU DON’T HAVE TO GO TO THE country these cold winter days to find country and Early American Antiques. IN PINE; dry _ sinks, cupboards, kitchen tables, plank seat chairs, benches, church pew, coal box. IN CHERRY; night stands, dropleaf tables; IN WALN commodes, chests, tables, spinning wheels. Many small primitive items in wooden ware and iron: coffee grinders, utensils pots, pans, ladles, molds, choppers, tools, etc. 3 from OUT OF BUSINESS THE RUSTY HINGE Antiques, gifts, paintings Hours 12 to 4, Tues. through Fri. Sat. 10 to 4 826 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield The Best For Less'' INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALH bargains throughout the store. Bu) now and save. AA FURNITURE 1521 Benson CO. Evanston GR 5-490¢ ANT. DRESSING TBL., MAGNIFI cent swirled wood in superb cond. $135; unique Italian import cocktai tbl.; 29’ x 15’, white mrbl. on Flor entine silvered base, $125; 6 dwr French Prov. —~ $50; 2 brow tweed mod. wal. ch $25 ea:; wal snack tbl., $5.00. Viteoua 5-0824. BOOKCASES-DESKS-CHESTS, ETC. UNPAINTED FURNITURE MART Largest Selection - Discount Prices 7550 N. Milwaukee Ave. (At Harlem) Open Mon. and Thurs. in ~ OPEN SUNDAYS 11 to 3 ; DOUBLE BED, CHERRY WOOD spindle, mattress and spring. Excel lent condition. Duo-control $15; GR $75. electric Yellow sheets blanket, yello 18 x 40 white small chest $10. Call 5-8936. SOLD HOME. LIV. RM. CHAIRS tbls. dec. lamps; Woodard Brkft set; elec. lawn mower; ping pong tbl. card tbl., camping Misc. OR chairg; books: ore; 4-096 records dishes; pictures MOVING: oar SELL: EXC. COND Ethan Allen match. Early Amer furn.: desk, well drawer; cab.; ba hutch; 3-drawer chest. Tan Naugahyde leather dbl. bed sleep, sofa; + shaped beige Nauga. TV chair. 677-548 ANTIQUE HALL TREE; CHURC pew; feet; top oak chest; 6 bentwood table; Ua lIge. case. 2041 round table with cla chairs: leaded walnut iamp Wilmette til shade Ave., AL 6 MOVING. PR. OF CUSTOME MADE rose liv. rm. chrs. w/plastic covers; pe. full size bdrm. set; a ap Danis modern bdrm. set, 2 old; 23’ window fan; air roniitionas: 24” a drapes. 478- 2749. MOD. SECT. COUCH $250; B| studio couch $60: 28’ full length dec drapes $65; other drapes, lamp assort. linens: light fixts.; access. metal wardrobe. Priced a fast sal at fraction of cost. ID 3-118 LEAVING TOWN-MUST SACRIFICE Auto. wash. mach. $60.; dbl. oven ga stove; refrig.; din. rm. set; ki cabinets: liv. rm. chrs., bookease misc.; reasonable, ED 4-7951, after p.m. CANE AND RUSH CHRS.: DROF leaf wal. din. tble. w/6 cane chrs. rockers; mpl. sl. bed; chests; Formi ca kit. tbl.; 3 hi-back cane chrs i 829 Chicago, Evanston. U MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY ; Furniture in builder’s model hom Compl. rooms or ind. pieces. Must se to believe. Free délivery. Cash o: terms. Model Homes, 437-1364. FURNITURE SALE: NEW AND USED! Also, repairing, refinishing, upholster ing. Cane and rush seats installed Weber’s Evanston. Furniture UNiversity * Highwood Herald Co., 829 4-6600. ae �172 Goods 19 WINDOW EEP YOUR CARPETS BEAUTIFUL - despite constant footsteps of a busy family. Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Ace Hardware, Glenview. ONE OF THE FINER THINGS OF life—Blue Lustre carpet and _ upholstery cleaner, Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Lemoi Hardware, Evanston. UNIQUE HOUSE appt. eves. IS THE TIME 256-1639. TO BUY! Clearing out furniture from model homes. Complete rooms or individual pieces. Free delivery. Cash or terms. Model Homes. 537-6770. WHITE COUCH; 2 BLUE CHAIRS; 2 turquoise chairs; 3 tables; 3 window fans; Singer sewing machine; Daystrom kitchen set with 6 chairs. 299OPEN HOUSE SUN. MAR. 5, 9 TO 5. Must sell due to death 4 rms. = furniture and hsewares. 6510 Richmond,.Chicago. OR 5-7951; BR m 2571 Suns. PECAN FRUIT WOOD BEDROOM set, dble. bed including box spring, mattress, night table, dble. dresser and mirror, all exc. cond. $150. 272- MOTOROLA CONSOLE STEREO CORNER SOFA, CUSTOM BUILT, ideal for liv. rm. or den; plastic covered; show rm. cond. 52’’ dresser; 32” chest; 48’ desk. Reasonable. UN 4-1620. SOFA, TOMLINSON, EXCEPTIONAL styling- needs recovering. $50; Portable TV and stand-needs adjustment, $15, Windows with screens and _ storms from remodeling. Best offer. 256-2245. SAVE BIG! DO YOUR OWN RUG and upholstery cleaning with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shamvooer $1.00 Michael’s V&S Hdwr. 1225 Chicago, Evanston. EAGLE ANTIQUES 869-6660 2644 Green Bay Rd. Evanston LEAVING THE COUNTRY. MUST sell. 4-mo. old bdrm. set (with queensz. bed) and liv. rm. furn., plus rug. Also console Magnavox stereo; dinette set($20); misc. curtains, etc. 328-9698. MOVING OUT OF TOWN, MUST SELL everything. Furniture; carpeting; drapes; lamps; misc. Sunday, March 5 from 10 to 4. 7322 N. Damen, Chicago. EVANSTON USED GAS STOVES AND refrigerators. Dealer. UN 4-5133 1104 Emerson St., rear, after 6 p.m. 9 PC. DIN. RM. SET INCLUDING TBL. 6 chairs, breakfront; 5 pc. kit. set; . modern bedrm. set; _ sofa; pe. chairs; tbls., lamps; misc. LO P3017 or 561-9014 EVANSTON ANTIQUES AND lronrite Mangle Excellent BUILDER furniture separate, Complete Set ITH “ie 5 SPRING AND MATTRESS. aay cheap. Call aft. 7 p.m., AR 185. KENMORE TURBOMATIC WASHER and electric dryer combination, $149; portable 16’ TV, $10; table model radio-phono with stand, $20. Call 2726790 after 6 p.m. GOOD CON- HI-RISE BED WITH BOOKCASE unit and spread and bolsters; baby’s complete equipment. All like. new. Must sell, moving. Call 679-1985. WROUGHT nette tble., IRON GLASS 4 chairs. Phone TOP DI328-0267. BEAUTIFUL COUCH, LIKE NEW, can be used as 2 love seats; light green; must be seen to appreciate. Call ALpine 1-7085. 6 YEAR CRIB MATTRESS, PLUS COVER, GOOD condition. $15. Call 729-1233. CONTEMPORARY VIKING OAK DIN. rm. set. Designed by Romweber with 6 upholstered chrs. 72x 38 in. when closed, 114’’ when open. $475. 433-4419. SEALY MATTRESS AND er spring; double, good cond., $15; also, oldish sturdy din. rm chairs, $25. Call 272-7757. TWIN BED COMPLETE; VACUUM cleaner; 24’’ console TV: bookshelves: pictures: lawn mower: small utility table. Call after 6 p.m. 761-7513. KEEP CARPET CLEANING PROBlems small—use Blue Lustre wall-towall. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00 Noyes Hdwr. 910 Noyes. Evanston. LIGHT GRAY BEDROOM SET, DOUble dresser, man’s highboy, bookcase double headboard, mattress and box springs. $40. YO 5-3999. Family Size Frigidaire 62’’ X 32’, WORKS WELL, $35. ALpine 1-1490. ROPER, DBLE. OVEN, 6 gad range; 13.2 cu. ft. Frigidaire refrig., dr. w/120 No. freezer. Call YO 5 6303 after 6 p.m. MOVING, MUST SELL: PHILCO electric ye $65; Westinghouse 10 cubic foot refrigerator $75. 433-4439. 7 PC ITALIAN PROVINCIAL DIN. rm. set w/cane back chrs., fruitwood, 3 leaves, custom pads included. $300. RO 1-8946 after 6 p.m. Two Mattress Sleepsets (TWIN), $15 A SET, AIRLINE BRAND. CALL PA 9-0183. CHINESE TEAKWOOD NEST OF TAbles; Cut Glass bowls; chests of drawers; desks; Breakfront; China cabinets. Dorothy’s, 1231 Chicago Av. IBEDROOM SET—DOUBLE DRESSER, chest, trimmed mirror, twin beds, mattress and box springs, night stand. Trad. styling, blond finish—like new cond. Must sell. Call 864-5683. MUST SELL, REASONABLE. 14 CU. ft. freezer refrig. G.E. and 40’ Universal Cw, in like new condition. Call BR 4-7090. 7 PC. TWIN BED BEDROOM SUITE; 4 pe. French bedroom suite. Excellent condition. Reasonable. AMbassador 29065. 60 YD. BEIGE WOOL CARPETING; limed oak double dresser; mirror: 1514 panels lined eggshell drapes; all good condition. 274-0447. TABLES; LIV. RM. CHAIRS; KITCHen furniture; double bed; desk; dressing table: misc. articles. Call UN 4-4617 4 10 DIVORCED—MOVING For quick sale. Like new washer and dryer, furniture. Port. bar. oad purifier, etc. Best offer. AR 1-5600 ROOMS FINE FURN. TABLES; like new lamps; jr. din. rm. set; fruitwood bdrm. set; pr. uphol. Sake: etc. Call OR 5-0918 or AL 1- QUEEN ANNE _ TILT-TOP’ TBLE.; victorian brass plant stand w/onyx top; lovely lamp by Crest; Victorian commode w/white marble top. 446- 3185. _ - CHEST ON CHESTS: 2 DOUBLE dressers; 2 night stands; lamps and misc. living rm. furn. Good condition. Danacnants, After 5 or weekends. 299111 2” CROWN GLASS breakfront, custom made, lounge chair candlestick with lamps; ,furniture with rch 2, 1967 twin ottoman. MAHOG. Trapunto children’s beds. OR Antique bdrm. 5-5210. BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY DROP leaf table, chairs and buffet, $100. Call AL 1-8930 : MOVING MUST SELL 4 POSTER BED, $50. Unique rustic easy to mount kitchen corner wall unit. Must see to appreciate $35. 328-4482. GOLD PIECE DINING RM. SET IN light wood, breakfront and _ buffet included. Aliso bedrm. set: twin bed. Call aft. 6 p.m. or wkend. SH 3-7347. |! Piece WALNUT, WILL Din. Rm. SEPARATE. SOFA; tables; WHITE lamps; automatic BABY CRIB 6 YR. SIZE AND mattress $10; Kenmore Ironer $20. 869-8662. GERT’S A GAY GIRL-READY FOR A whirl after cleaning carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Bernard’s Hdwr. Dodge. Evanston. RESALE Bedroom 869-5186 SELLING OUT DISPLAY in 4 model homes. Will up to 50% off. We deliver. 255-0670 BEIGE TUXEDO COUCH: dition; reasonable. 724-2394 Furniture, China, Glass Bric-A-Brac Ave. Hrs. 9 - 4. Custer QUALITY MADE LARGE DANISH modern sofa, brown hopsack, $80; red naugahyde sofa, ideal for family room. Both in exc. cond. Call 965-0499. CHAIR; breakfront; 3 END Misc. Rea- Suite SHOWN by appt. GR 5-4036. BEDROOM SET. PINK AND WHITE Formica tops. Chest, dresser, nightstand and twin headboards. Like new. OR 6-3623 BEAUTIFUL LIV. RM. FURN., LIKE new, carpeting; drapes; hanging lamps; sofa; chairs. OR 5-4064 KENMORE PORTABLE DISHWASHer; Norge electric range; Dark gray kitchen booth, seats 6. All fine condition. Call 675-0062. washer, good condition, Call 864-7611 after 5:30 p.m. Moving—Entire INTERIOR CARPET SALE Antiques, 826 condition. 172 192 See Salemtentebeld Socks sonable. OR 9-2392. FOUR BURNER APT. SIZE_ ELEC. tric stove with broiler oven, $30; Easy LARGE REDUCTIONS. TOP QUALITY Safeway Carpets. 7005 N. Clark, Chgo. FURN. SONATA WOOL CPT., LAMPS of 342 rm. apt. G.E. Port. wind. air cond., 2 trunks. Call BI 8-4926 after 6 p.m., all day Sat. and Sun. HI- fi, AM-FM radio; complete den furn.; bedroom suite. Exc. cond. Reasonable. Call OR 4-3451. BRASS DOUBLE UNIVERSAL GAS RANGE, 40’, GRIDdle and rotisserie, top condition, $90; Formica dinette set, 48’’ plus 12”’ leaf, 4 chrs., $50. 446-7874. ene Kenilworth—By NOW SALE FRIGIDAIRE DON’T MERELY BRIGHTEN YOUR carpets ... Blue Lustre them ... eliminate rapid resoiling. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Central V&S Hdwr. Evanston. AIR conditioner. Ideal for summer cottage or home in Fla. Temperature control. $50. Phone 869-5668 after 6 p.m. or weekends. DINING SET, MUST SELL. SOLID Chippendale design. Tbl. mahog., (custom pads, self storing 41x61" leaves) opens to seat 10. 6 chrs., sideboard, china cab. $100. HI 6-4971. FT. freezer; Howell kit. set; Conlon ironer; china cab., sec. desk; drum tble; Duncan Phyfe sofa; Fiesta glassware and much misc. DA 8-8475. 4 LOUVERED DOORS EACH 7949” | high, 2’ wide, 1-3/8’ thick, white; $40; DRAPES, 1. pr. beige linen, custom made, ‘lined, 128’’ W x 80” L: excellent condition. Call 251-0526. RECONDITIONED For Sale—Household Goods CU. $20. 7 Rooms DECORATOR’S ALpine 6-0569 Ser Bale-cNeuseheld Goods EXTRA LONG, FIRM BED FOR growing boy; like new; box spring and hair mattress. Bargain. Could serve as couch. VE 5-2271. HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD SOLID MPL. din. rm. tbl. w/4 reg. and 2 arm chrs., honey wheat finish, complete w/pads and 2 leaves. PArk 4-5248. CARPETING, ALL NYLON 400 YDS. at $2.50 a yd.; 450 yds. plush nylon at $3.75 a yd. Will separate. Terms. Empire, LA 5-9626. KING SIZE BED, BX. SPRG., MATT. and frame, $40; unused frplc. set, $20; room fans, various sz. and prices, from $5.00. 967-8868. FULL SZ. BOX SPR., aoe as So R; crib; play pen; lamps; drapes; radiator cover; kitch. fixture. OR 30776 after 6 p.m. 82” SOFA pe Very Aqua 173. NEED Antiques, Furniture, Cut Glass, Bric- Dee FOR CALL HOLLYWOOD SHeldrake 3-3573 China The Original Danner. PA 4-5171. GOOD antiques. Crost Tenner Store Prompt thy’s, 1231 Chicago Ave., WE NEED oriental rugs. Fine i Apparel and china. BEDROOM FURNITURE, TWIN beds. dresser and vanity. Rugs and ys eat s and girl’s clothing. est offer. PA 4-1995. 56 Yds. Swed. Prim. Cpt. WOOL BEIGE W/PADDING Exe. cond. $95. 724-3646. KITCHEN AIDE SINK UNIT W/DISHwasher and food disposer, $80; Genl. Electric portable dishwasher; exc. cond., $125. Call eves. HI 6-5723 LIKE NEW MODERN BLOND COCK. tail and matching end tables, $35. Call 475-1632 after 6 p.m. SACRIFICE—MUST SELL Sofa; pr. chairs; gold leaf wall clock; table and lamps, all custom made. Rugs. Marine Dr. apt. Call 935-1937. MAHOG. END TABLE; ARVIN ELEC, heater; vattern glass—likerty bell, honeycomb, cabbage rose; Ironstone MOVING din. rm. bed and ALpine Operated 1-0790. MUST SELL: set; kit set; 19’ misc. Call 679-3520 FR. T.V.; PROV. hide-a- REFRIGERATOR excellent 72-0667 LIGHT BLUE draperies. 4 pr., 85’’. Call 272-3069. by p.m. HOUSEHOLD Evanston condition. ANTIQUE ea. approx, SATIN 70” by SOFA AND OVER-STUFFED CHAIR Both in excel. cond.—like new. Call 272-0783 after 3 p.m. Open Junior North ay MUST ITEMS League Exclusive FRESH SELECTION OF WINTER, SPRING AND CRUISE WEAR. Ask to see our designer collection. , Wed., Fri. and Saturday 10 to 4 p.m. Thurs. 12 to 8 p.m. $CASH$ Men’s and Children’s accessories. We buy silver, bric-a-brac, DElaware 17-9342. GOLD COAST antiques, RESALE ete. Cali HUMAN HAIR WIGS, Seantive $55. FOR SALE—WEDDING and veil. Full length soie and old lace. Si $200 DRESS, ivor SLIP bike. Call ‘9 Sun. new $5.00; SELL: racing 9 $150; overc ha: Edison set. running cars, H.O. Fine all needed mi table with ma clothing; jewel micropho soa misc. OR LARGE car cludes § condition, — accessories, 8 extra 13 bodies, Our pes. of track, 2 racing controls, 2 p.m. speed all day Open each Wed.—10,30 to 4 p.m Antiques: Silver; China; pA Jewelry; Furnishings; ai FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, French Provincial fruitw frame and springs eel IM in puceient sl. down cushion needs s $100 or best offer, Exercise electrically or best offer. operated, food AL 1-9310 644 mac —_ GILLOGLY™ Ss KENILWORTH RESALE BRING IN YOUR SPRING AND summer clothing for resale. Green Bay Rd. : FORMICA KIT. SET, — 5 CHRS.; kit. stool; mangle; teacart; chr.; flr. lamp; Dymo Name gadget for ofc.; 2 elec. hair dryer urses; misc. ust sell. No reas. 724-4255. DEHUMIDIFIER, offer ref ELECTRIC aC — serie; baby swing; high chair; er; vaporizer; hamper; sm.+ ae electric space heater; In maple chopping block; ski boots ae movie screen; GR 5-76622 atlas, BRITANNICA, cost $490, sac.; ae 19 1 liers; World Book; Child Craft; Dict. Atlas; Johnson Carper white bdrm. set cost, $400, sac. $200, mo. old. 25 OSTERIZER, stole. Sun. Guild 710 Shop--Cheet Gleam Ne ST., WINNETKA dict. SPRING IS COMING! made Autaaee eee mink wkdys., ENCYCLOPAEDIA BLACK PERSIAN LAMB COAT with mink collar size 12-14. Almost new, excellent eee ene. Well ultrasonicc Sat. and Like JANE SPRING HAS COME TO YE OLDE RACKE. Complete new selection of SPRING attire and designer collection. Open Thurs. eves, till 8:30 1508 ideard St., Chicago value. Wee W 10 speed tbl. SHOP GREY PERSIAN LAMB COAT, size 12, good condition. Reasonable. Beige coat with lovely white bog Leather jacket. Alpaca lined storm coat, $10. Call AL 1-8295. 100% 350 ibis. ane controls, 2 new powerpacks. For ex 1 special details, call DA 8-3163 LAST ACT 4 s Most end dec. lamps; house LE: Iounge frame and springs $10; a ft. freezer, Needs work, $10; ca 5532 between 1 and 5 p.m. 6:00 FULL small 4 red 176 LENGTH MINK COAT $50; muskrat stole $3.00; childs size and white snow suit $8.00. Call For Sale—Miscellaneous Discontinued colors REG. $6.60 FLAT: PAINT REG, $10.00 ENAMEL WARNER pant 806 GOLD freezer, 9:30 NATIONALLY-ADVERTISED 94” CONTEMPORARY SOFA; DE luxe Maytaag washer and dryer. Reasonatie. all 234-3257. MOVING MUST SELL. BEDROOM set, solid maple, antiqued, $60; couch matching easy chair, $120; pee table; occ. table; lamps; UN 4-6840 BLOND OAK DINING ROOM SET yen table and 4 chairs, plate glass top,$ 869-6181 after 3 p.m. with AND THE BEIGE BROADblue Wilton rug, GR 5-6831 after 7 HEAVY NYLON PLUSH CARPETING, choice of 4 colors, reg. $8.00 yd., close out price, $3.75 yd. Terms. Empire, 6014 W. Dempster, 965-4300. plates; CLOTHING Schwinn Pedes. scopic set, cocktail ing end tables ; luggage; cameras; of bric-a-brac and new, SOLID MAPLE BOSTON ROCKING chair with cover and cushion, $15. Call 864-6022 after 6 p.m. FURNITURE OF MODEL HOMES now being sold at 40% to 60% off. Will separate, terms. Empire, 965-4300. 12X16 MAPLE loom rug, 12x16 reasonable. Phone p.m, until equip; ers; 90” gold Weiman imported 4114, 2 SPINET PIANO; DIN. os SET, rm. chairs, tbls.: china; silver; poker tables refrigs.; sheared racoon coat 7th THRIFT HOUSE ALL LEATHER LOUNGE CHAIR W/ ottoman; 2 occas. chairs; 1 pole lamp; 1 table lamp; 1 bench. Excellent condition. Call after 5 p.m. 677-5747. 100% open 2 round misc. dressing March 9th, each; $50; Custom-made. Furs March CUSTOM sofa size 40 gray cashmere Perfect cond. $50; Colonial SPRING OPENING Tues., CR 2-5423 EQUIPMENT, to 5 p.m. 830 Holmes, Deerfield. AUTUMN HAZE MINK CAPE-S FIELDS2-2023; eves. VE 5-1640 AM each; tronic Evanston. PIANOS furn. and (office) childrens cloths, all from Sa Ave.: boy’s navy Meri-Mite Sates sz. 5 or 6, $8.00; boy’s maroon an oyster Hounds tooth sport jacket on $8.00; boy’s navy taaD 1 w/Eaton cap to match * + OL boy’ f gray Eaton suit sz. 3, $5. 00 $35 GR Illinois Tom Moore FIREPLACE lawson CALL ; Jackson Blvd. Chicago, Call FURNITURE: USED REFRIGERATORS AND GAS STOVES pick-up. TEAR OUT THIS AD AND 5-8696 anytime when sellin Friday — Bea. 80 East TOP $ $ $ FOR $35. SINGLE BED WITH FRAME, box springs and mattress, like $20. Call 869-8025 after 6 p.m. Collins 427-2282 Dan 4 and Wednesdays MC CULLOCH Electric starting and pull : CHAIN SAWS : ‘ea PORTABLE GE a RS PORTABLE AR es Yea Up e of Merchandise WILL BUY YOUR used furniture and 8 to 4 wig 9 Monday Closed = You. dR bya rap ae HOUSEFUL y it all. Auctioneer: Col. Open 7 to GReenleaf 5-0108 WRINGER MUST BE SOLD 6 model homes of furniture. 1 year old. 1% to 70% off. Will separate, terms. Empire, phone WE 5-3191. 835-4217 IC Y OSCAR ISBERIAN ORIENTAL TRADE-INS ACCEPTED MONTGOMERY WARD Ct. GALLERIES ji CHASE WINTER AWAY WITH A SWINGING SPRING OUTFIT. type machine. Like new. 272-1352 ATTIC ANTIQUE 348 Tudor 3) veri etc. ART WARNERST., PAINTS — EVANSTON | 806 GROVE Goods MERCHANDISE Fine $4.98 and up Sofa Bed Wtd. to Buy—Hshid. WE 10 and 12 Roll Bundles Discontinued patterns LIKE NEW BLOND DINING ROOM set, 6 chairs, 40’’ x 60’’ table w/3 leaves and pads. Hutch and buffet. $325. Call 251-7949. wash ROOM LOTS OF — WALLPAPER BED aay Neugehyde HOME. PIECE SECTIONAL CURVED 10’ couch, black and white fine tweed. Exposed bottom wood frame. $115. Call 677-7825. For Satéc-Alenotennsek ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANER peace? beneiien, >. Dealer. of DOUBLE BED MATTRESS AND BOX spring, reasonable. Call DA 8-0147. SOLID CHERRY DINING ROOM dropleaf table, and 6 four-ladder back chairs. Tbl. extends 70’’, Excellent condition. 729-0571. 176 knife, $8.00; $7.00; G.E. a pair ELEC’ of walnut w/Grecian figures 15 x 38 in., pair; brand-new Polaroid, transistor radio, 8 trans. orig. $15; call 272-7196. fr -_: For Sale—Household GENTLE, BE KIND TO THAT expensive carpet and _ upholstery. - Clean with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. _ Taylor V&S Hdwr. Winnetka. BEDROOM SET, CONTEMPORARY, w/king size head board with swing away twin beds, tripple dresser, 50 x 68 mirror highboy, 2 night tables. HO 5-0837 after 6 p.m. to 172. GROVE ST., EVANSTON NYLON RUG W/PAD 12’ ; med. blue damask sofa w/Scotchgard, perfect cond., $60; twin d, mattress, box springs $10; 2 twin bed’ frames, $4.00; 2 chests, mahog. coffee table, $6.00; end tables, $6.00; desk and chr brown braid ru $2. black metal she ving, $7. 00 iF $5.00; — chair, $2.00, boys’ gray suit, , $5.00. After 6:30 p.m., AL POWDER ROOM Use FIREWATER ca ns a DRAIN STOPPED? the Liguid Drain — Opener designed for women. Buy it today at Ace Hdwr. 1119 Central St., Wilmette. PILE IS SOFT colors retain charged be electric AND LOFTY... brilliance in ee Blue rte ees snampooer, Hdwr., 7 Winnetka. 2 | ckart = Spend a Day in Quaint L Grove. |8 shops open SUNBEAM ELECTRIC SNOW er, with light, 100 ft. cord, like Sears reel type 21’’ lawn catcher, self propelled, like new. Call 869-5371. EARLY AMERICAN Welch buggy; wooden lent condition. Also wedding gown. WALNUT DESK 3 stools $10, Credenza $10, $5.00, 2 $3.00, clock girls Call 251-6187 Ex br or 251 $20, KIT. CO Large large Wonder bikes: $2.00. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald CRA playpen. white UN 24’’ $5.00, 9-0477. Classified — 21 | �H 177 Wid. to Supssaiiaallignands 7 "_ SEWING MACHINE SALE 8 Singer machines. $12.50 each. : ig Zag machine in cabinet, arf 6040 ipster, Morton Grove. 967-5770. ‘ IKING SALES Co. ING JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING ilver dishes; clothing; bamboo furn.; fe. chests; mosaic tables; shoes; mens size 44 clothing. 272-7129, NthJ Jpener the for designed today Liquid women. at: Ace Hdwr. Drain Buy it 1507 Waukegan _ Rd., Glenview. . SALE AT ALL angles; iron sheets: TIMES: PIPES; and other misc. WANTED: Victatien PREFERABLY after 6 p.m. CR COME Stool ROSEWOOD. 2-1131ri. CALL WE’LL COLLECT YOUR UNWANTED books now! For our annual used book sale, N.S. Chapter, Brandeis U. Women’s Comm. Books tax deductible. For pickup. HI 6-3730 or AL 1-3730. NORTH SHORE AND 1104 EMERSON METAL UN 4-5133 EVANSTON ee 178 Hoover IDlewood 3-1466 VACUUM SALE uprights. ctrolux $3.95. vacs, 6040 $15 with trade. 6 $12.50. 12 misc. Dempster, 967-5770. Viking BABY GRAND . REMNANTS t Grove. PIANO CLOPAEDIA BRITTANICA, books superior condition. After 5 piaw the B S. vacs, Morton Sales Co. leSs than AND cost. PIECE GOODS. Saturdays only r; Craftsman 24’ throat jig new, mtd. on steel. $55. PA saw, - RUMMAGE SALE First Methodist Church, 1630 Hinman, Ae ica March 8, 5 to 9, March 9, 9 D2: 179 misc. hand ladies’ FURN. knits, 12-14; clothes. DA 8- . DESK, 60 X 34, $7.50; BROWN lounge chr. (like pee $20; ladies’ clothes, sz. 16; girl’s clothes (teens); cutlery, misc. GR 5-5489. Radeoear Hearing Aid MODEL 890—ALMOST NEW Call CRestwood 2-2211 i MARBLE TBLE; ITAL. . set; sofa; clothing, men’s, sz. ladies’, 11; pool tble.; ‘months FA: old. 446-6817. COFFEE TABLE; sad Very 542. XACIZOR, dial Elite CHAIR; SKI reasonable. Call HARDLY Model accessories. chandeliers; with case USED. and d skis, $35 or best offer; 272-3041 after 6:30 p.m. ING all Reasonable. Call 272-2144. SKI ACCESSORIES ski pants, waist 34’’ $15; of 4- ROOM _ SET, pr. of JOHNSON. : tbl.; rugs; cabt.; Much pictures; clock; — util. lady’s clothing sz. 14, 20. misc. Aft. 1 p.m. EP CARPET if all. RO 4-7361. CLEANING Hardware, Will sell lot INGLE with large tank motor. ; AIR RUBBISH Basements, M. DANNER Single and new 3. phase. $125. MUST SELI—19' CU. RUBBISH, Larry Carney — freezer; mps; Sindee chests; china fan; BBQ grill; lounge chair; tbls.: cabinet; 30’ misc. 729-0472. FT. PHILCO REFRIG.good cond.. $75: boy’s bike, $30; set of Childcraft . $20. Call 724-1547. OOL TABLE. 7 PLUS 4 CUES AND Call 256-2658 BEST OFFER: MUST SELL 51 YDS. - wool turf cptg. deep beige; 2 uphol. hairs; boys’ suit, size 19. OR 3-5422. F SALE. COSCO FOLDING HIGH : Sah Collier carriage/car bed. Col- lier de luxe stroller. 475-8196. wW77 Wanted : Newspapers, Rags, lron, Metal. Highest Prices Paid HIGHEST Be. PRICES of junk PAID brought FOR to ALL our door; iron, metal, etc. For truck IDlewood 3-1466. Open Sunto 3. Prices subject to change (Off of Old WANTED FOR PEANUT IDEAS we UT 00 * Skokie use your iser that in ovr you can be Will 1232 WANTED: will paper. Centra] OLD 188 Automobile Misc. 272-5520 for PEA- receive spent at ene 4¥ and OFFICE Glenview expert servicing. Rd., Glenview. CLOSEOUT SALE All merchandise and fixtures must THE WEE NOOK GIFT SHOP 340 Linden Av., Wilmette go. TYPEWRITER, ELECTRIC, LATE model. Originally $500, sacrifice $150. OR 9-1212. USED FELT AND TARRANT COMPtometer 8 bank model: $40 or best offer. Call after 6 p.m. PArk 4-2068. Fireplace Wood 189 Auto DELIVERED—PICK & UPS BUILDERS SERVICE, 250 Happ Rd. HI Also Cannel DELIVERIES HIGHLAND DEERFIELD WELL INVITED INC. Northfield, 6-2402 Coal, Kindling TO EVANSTON, PARK AND NOT SOLICITED. Tl. SEASONED FIREPLACE wood. Oak. birch and kindlings. Free delivery. Pick up welcome at ange Vegetable stand. 3955 Dundee d., Northbrook. Phone CR 2-2178. a pay cash or take on consignment. . CULLEN 0 Elm St. Winnetka HI 6-6468 Loan AUTOMOBILE HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification +200 in this Paper! VW Demo $1,595 Sedan $1,195 1963 VW 1965 VW Sedan Microbus $ 895 $1,595 190 We receive from time-to-time some excellent trade-ins on other make cars. 1963 1963 1962 1960 Valiant Chevy 4 Dr. Metropolitan DKW VW runs For Sale—Trucks and Foreign and Sports Cars New Location New Name - Wiggleworth's Imports Formerly VOLVO NORTH SHORE 1723 Waukegan ONLY Phone Rd. ~ PA 9-1800 9300 Glenview MILES! TR SPITFIRE LIKE NEW—$995 729-1602 after 6 p.m. MUST SELL pr 199 Wanted JUNK FREE VW. 4 CARS ERNIE Ave. cond.; mechanic $1,895 1965 Dodge Coronet 2 DR. SEDAN, V8 ENGINE AUTO. trans., dark blue metallic, Exception. al condition. $1,095 Rambler auto., INTERIOR $295 Green Bay Road 328-3670 190! 6 p.m. MUST SELL ONE: AMBASSADOR 1962 De luxe 4 dr. 8 cyl. 51.2 H.P. Driven 12,500 careful miles. Cherished and garaged by my father. Now 14,000 total. Has everything. Mint condition. Must be seen or Chevy II 1964 Nova De luxe Station Wagon. Power brakes. Auto. tailgate, radio, miles, Excellent 5858 after 6 p.m. ‘62 Olds BLACK trans. Elect. snow tires, 33,500 condition. Call 432- Starfire Coupe BEAUTY, EASY TERMS. Suburban driven. All power with radio and heater, power steering, power brakes. MONTGOMERY 8833 Waukegan OLDS: Rd. YO 5-3500 1960 CADILLAC DeVILLE H.T. Full power, factory air, AM-FM radio, leather uphol., electric locks and trunk opener. One owner. Pvt. Excellent condition. Call 922-8700 days or 831-9172 after 6 p.m. Will arrange financing for responsible party. Evanston GR 5-8000 NEWER low mileage; 196 MATCHING DR. SEDAN, V8, AUTOMATIC, full power, reliable transportation. COND. leaving subj. for 1960 Olds Dyna. 88 4 or TOWING 272-5344. 4 Dr. $395 or weekends. ‘Creampuff’’; 880 Corvair MILES. V8, McKAY inspection, Dodge 1962 WILMETTE CORVAIR—1964 OR and H.; 1 owner; excel. DR. HARDTOP. V8, SPARKLING ivory with black vinyl top, auto. trans., full power, bucket seats. Vinyl interior. Still under factory guarantee. LOW Need’ Clean Cars Chicago 5-4444 1965 Dodge 2 1960 EXCELLENT HOUR TOWING, $1,995: Polara 500 BLACK WITH RADIO, HEATER. auto trans., good tires and in good running condition for only WANTED as DR. SEDAN, V8, AUTO TRANS. radio, heater. Safety package. Th car was used for driver education at local High School. Still under factory warranty. Orig. priced $3,051.70. Now only $695 to Buy—Automobiles PICK Uz We 750 GR 65 Call evenings to 65 CADILLAC ASPEN WHITE. HARDTOP. 4 DR. Sedan de Ville. Air conditioned. A-1 cond. 20,000 mi. Under warranty until 3/31. Price $3,800. AL 6-1009. Foreign and Sports Cars VOLKSWAGEN IN EVANSTONGUARANTEED 16 POINT CHECKED 100% VOLKSWAGENS Volkswagens Have a 30 Day or 1000 Mile 100 percent Guarantee USED CAR SHOW ROOM 717 CHICAGO AVE. Overseas Orders Arranged AGENT FOR VOLKSWAGEN 66 VW Sar. Back $1995 66 2-Dr. Sdn. $1395 VW 65 VW 2 Dr. Sdn. 64 VW 63 VW 2 Dr. $1195 $895 INSURANCE CO. 58 Cadillac 4 dr. dager, 66 $595 full 64 power, Beit Elect. Complete Power, top, air-cond. Sdn. $995 Sunroof MGB exc. $3300 tint. gl., vinyl $1595 Evanston Import Motors, Inc. 733 CHICAGO AUTH. or wknds. 1966 Dodge Coronet 440 1962 1965 VW SEDAN. MUST SELL THIS month, leaving for Europe. Excellent condition. Starts easily in the coldest weather. 945-3305. 1963 FORD 142 TON PICK-UP £250 Custom. 4 speed. Clean Call UNiversity 9-5464. 196 ‘63 Volkswagen RADIO.O 664-3912 between 4 and Call Sale—Automobiles BROWN WITH MATCHING INTERIOR P.S., P.B., auto. trans. w/air cond. for only MGB—’64—BLACK CONVERTIBLE, Rea seather Unholstery—Only 19,000 Miles. Perfect Condition. $1,400. Days AL 6-3000. Nights AL 1-5961. Trailers JEEP WITH SNOW PLOW GOOD running cond.; Also 8 ft. Western oor plow with hydrolic lift. Call 446- $125 condi- 328-2705 Here are a few examples! | DELUXE work. 1964 VW, WHITE, EXC. tires like new, radio, heater, country, $950. : Call UN 4-6840 MO. OLD MOBILE HOME FOR sale, due to sickness. 60 in x12, Fr. Provincial, Namco; all set up; 1 bdrm.; in Glenview. 724-7546. 1958 CHEV. 3/4 TON PICKUP. Rebuilt engine. Just painted. Tires like new. Sharp truck. $275 or best offer. Phone AL 1-1337 after 5 p.m. body best offer. Call 475-8930. JEFF’S Motor Homes BUS needs good Special Sale SPECIAL MICRO good, RAMBLER in Over 65 Cars to choose from. $ LOW CATCH THE BALMY BREEZES IN A 1957 VW convertible; like new top; good cond., $325. VE 5-4298. 1958 For 1964 Wagon > 395 AGENTS FOR VOLKSWAGEN INSURANCE COMPANY Open: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Mon. to Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday CLOSED SUNDAY. Homes 1964 — $6,500; 1965 — $8,500; 1966 — Chevrolet Cruisaire Motor Home w/ Powerglide, 110 V generator. Was $8,400 new last April, sell for $6,500. All air cond., self-contained year around luxury living vehicles. Not a truck or trailer. Rent w/ Option to buy. Call (312) 446-3500 or Box 94, Winnetka, Illinois, 60093. 195 795 795 WINNETKA IMPORT MOTORS SPRINGTIME Service JOHNSON’S TRAILER RENTALS LOCAL 1-WAY COAST TO COAST INSURED, HOUR, DAY, OR WEEK. 2 and 4 wheel. Any size or purpose also for boats. Furn. pads, tarps and moving dollies avail. Car tow bars, power tools, cement mixer, exten. ladder, 7446-48 N. Clark St., 2 blks S. of Howard St. ROgers Park 1-2000. Mobile $ $ Hl 6-6100 For Rent— Autos—Trucks—Trailers 194 $ 995 rn ws. Evanston Dodge At Least 30 Other Volkswagens to Choose From From Brakes Relined All Makes Clark Cortez WELL SEASONED Birch and Hardwood FIREPLACE WOOD Contestants JEWELRY Auto 200 Browse In Our 1964 VW Sedan BUY Station Phone 1965 VW Ist NATIONAL BANK DEERFIELD EQUIPMENT FOR SALE: MIMEOGRAPH (A.B. Dick; Model 90) Manually operated. Excellent condition. $80. ALpine 1-2461: any Ave., an SHOR-LINE, INC. ll 11 CHICAGO AVE. EVANSTON Rentals 1966 TO Classic tion. Heated Used Car Showroom. ill Wanted to Buy—Automo WANTED 666 Green Bay Rd. Loans SEVERAL USED WOOD AND STEEL desks and chairs. Also typewriters and GLENVIEW In And Buy ‘Em Now! With GALLERY be UNDER 14 years of age. age, phone, address, and choice ertiser must accompany each mette, Ill HAULING FIREPLACE WOOD OAK VA 4-6146 BIRCH WEST GARDEN AND HARDWARE Milwaukee Av., North of Glenview Rd., next to Tollway bridge. Rd.) contribution GALLERY, check REMOVAL Hillcrest 6-2786 JIM BEINLICH-THE FIREWOOD KING specializing in well seasoned hardwood mixture and birch logs - 16” and 24” lengths. Discount on dumped orders. Also bundled kindling. We delivered over 1000 tons last season. We also have crews for expert tree removal. VE 5-1195. Wtd. to Buy—Miscellaneous AUTOMOTIVE $7.95 Per Wheel Wilmette. ‘set of regulation balls. $45. or best. DIFFERENT USED UNITED NAtion. Stamps-75c. 15 Diff. mint U.N. $1.00. Free price list—John Carlson, Northtown Box 42, Chicago, Ill. 60645. 180 Typewriters—Business Machines —Office and Store Equipment Istery cleaning with Blue Lustre. nt electric shampooer, $1.00. Wolff Hardware, Cleared. PArk 4-5171 and Coins and Stamps 199 WINNETKA VOLKSWAGEN 945-6000 MOVING Furniture. Appliances professional movers By SAVE BIG! DO YOUR OWN RUG AND ‘ Garages TRASH LIGHT horse FT. 20 REMOVAL Attics, FURNITURE COMPRESSOR Call 724-0181 imG@: OIL. being each. partial or sinelv. 889-6273. STAGE power aT LIGHT HAULING CONDITION. $55. 446-1107 STAMPS AND COINS. BOUGHT and SOLD. Complete line of both Numismatic and Philatelic Supplies. Chandler’s, 630 Davis St., Evanston Furniture—Luggage—Appliances OLD FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES disposed of. Crating and Shipping. Call for Free Estimates. LEO HAPP PArk 4-3353 adders. Glencoe. 187 REUPH. SOFA—$39 PLUS FABRIC; CHAIR—$19 plus fabric; SECTIONAL—$24 ea. plus fabric, COMPANION SALE—CUSTOM FABRIC SLIP-COVERS—Chair—12% plus fabric; Sofa— $22 plus fabric. 42 Price Drapery Sale. pend guar. FREE estimates, Terms avail. CHESTERFIELD INTERIORS Div. of Chesterfield Upholstery Inc. CALL 677-6350 PROB- GRANT, FOAMING BATH ery highest quality. 33 gals. closed out below cost at $9.00 Hart Pros W/Cubco Bindings SLIPCOVER SALE small—use Blue Lustre wall to Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. ienecke V&S SUPPLY EVANSTON GOOD REUPHOLSTERY ski poles, andley, Johnson, cork table top, 6 chairs; Console stereo w/AM-FM radio, never used. VE 5-4824. NG—MUST SAC.—END ‘TBLS.; Save Up To 50% Miscellaneous Foreign and Sports Cars Come SKI SALE All Ski Boots, Skis, Poles, Parkas, Ski Pants On Sale. ANGLERS 1016 DAVIS ST. Sales and 6’2”" HEAD STANDARDS WITH Miller bindings, used twice, $100. Call 251-4226. REMINGTON MODEL 742, 30/66 Automatic with Redfield 4-x scope and sling. Used once. Like new. $175. Call 379-4165. 4-5848. HOUSE—ASSORTED glassware; coat; Sporting Goods Equipment RUMMAGE SALE TUESDAY, WEDnesday. March 14 and 15. 9 a.m tain dusk. Ebenezer A.M.E. Church, Emerson, Evanston. water the Liquid Drain Opener opens logged and slow drains fast. Lemoi dwr. 1008 Davis, Evanston. ur 183 SKIS PR. OF AUSTRIAN KASTLE Giant Slalom wood skis with marker bindings. Length 210 cm. poles, boots, $90. GR 5-7400 ext. 425 after 6 p.m. DRAIN OPENER FOR LADIES! FIRE- dishes; TO BERKELEY'S LADIES’ CLOTHING SIZES 12-40, hand crocheted throw rugs, most misc. 5c to $2.50, after 1 p.m. H. Clarke 136 Clyde, 1 blk North of Howard. to hota Rae More Sportswear, 127 Wacker Dr., Chicago. OINT ELEC. RANGE, 40’, GOOD ., De Luxe model, $40 or best Rummage 196 - NEW RALEIGHS AS LOW AS $39.95 GUARANTEED USED BIKES BIKES AS IS. LOW AS $5.00 NEW BIKE RENTALS Parts and service for ALL bikes. Berkeley’s, 612 Davis, UNiversity 4-5202 PAPER CO. 1466 Berkeley Rd.. Highland Park AND PARK WASTE MATERIAL A Piano WE’RE HOOKED! USED SKI EQUIP. - Family of 5. Girls clothes, 11 and 12 yrs. Boy, 7..2 drwr. filing cab. Sofa in good cond. Metronome. 869-7107. ao Bicycles AVE. VW DEALER — SALES AND CLOSED SUNDAY 869-3015 SERVICE �200 1967 200 For SalexAatomsbiics DE VILLE CADILLAC For Sale—Automobiles 200 For Sale—Automobiles CON- | CORVAIR MONZA ’62—RED LEATHER $525. auto., seats, bucket interior, power | vertible. 98 wits att owen. — | _H%, Asking Siam On 48 MELLOW Old 64 > condition. Very good tires. mechanical BUICK top, vinyl con with . and Saturdays 1956 T/BIRD, Sunday. and a te auto 8, 2 door, condition, wheel covers; bronze w/blk. top and ag | ma mene nee at . ony trans. str., original. $1,250. 446-2510. cond. tires. Very snow sedan; Pow. In good $100. Call 272-6088. tak OR or en DR. cruso., SEDAN, 8 CYL. P.S., like new. 6 SHARP. 4 $495 DOWN ‘66 Impala 4 Dr. H.T. '63 Monza Coupe Suburban driven. Complete with luggage rack, white walls. $350 down. H $995 Monza 1964 Ford 6 Pass. City Sedan CYL. FULL TRANS., sidewall tires. 4 DR. V-8, CRUSO. brakes. Runs good. 4 1963 DR. trans., Ford P.S., 4 DR. SEDAN. VERY LOW miles. Original owner. 1962 $595 7 days a week OK OK for OK your OK YELLOW WITH BLACK INTErior and a real sharp car to see and drive. V-8, powerglide, P. steering, radio, white walls and discs. cal driver. V8, POWERGLIDE, RADIO AND many more options. Here is another Northshore driven car in near perfect condition. ONLY $1,595 Peugeot 4 Dr. A FRENCH robert CAR. SIM-jlar to American compacts. 4 speed shift on column and mileage under 25,000. GLASED SUNDAYS AL TOP Floor discs, to sell IF YOU WANT A FAMILY CAR with economy to go with it, this is what you need. Radio, white walls, discs, safety equipment and would you believe only BAY ROAD, 1-5400 WILMETTE, Monza RUNS 2 Dr. GOOD. $575 LIKE rack. HAS Wagons r, Cross Country OF CRUSO., WILMETTE CAR. $795 Ford Ranch Wagon RUNS WIL-SHORE 611 GOOD. FORD GREEN BAY RD. WILMETTE, ILL. ALpine 9 TO $295 '62 Classic Wag. $395 Van-Ette $295 '59 Rambler Wagon = $195 a Good Second 5 Open Le ; % Sedan 404 $3 Won. Station 403 60 ‘6 $ ‘ 62 403 Sedan 62 404 Sedan 63 402: 404 Sectan ' ‘ha / Sedan $l 095, Radio ‘60 Peugeot St.4 MOTORS 75 95 $95 Authorized Renault—Peugeot 1501 SUPER SPORT bucket seats; floor Waukegan 66 BR 3- 555 CHEVROLET Turbojet. 4 IMPALA speed stick SS _ syncromes} In storage 6 mos. Like new. miles. 13 mos. left warranty. coop. Vinyl top Marina blue. extras. Call List $4, 724-3153, . Sacrifice 3! 3, H Man eves. ’62 IMPALA 4 DOOR, steering, Good call DA 8-7960 HOLIDAY PRICES Dealer Rd Glenview PA 4-8600 272-3958 MR. $1 convert. top PEUGEOTS Car? SHOR-LINE RAMBLER Ill! CHICAGO AVE. EVANSTON BR 3-234 DA 8-234] Closed Sunday 1965 CHEVROLET p.s., p.b., p. wind.; console; ‘$1,995. Private owner. ‘eee araveie, Week Wee Buys of TheSedan, ‘56 Metro Need \| : f 77 auto. aupnine, 2 $99 } $1,995 | '46 eee AUTO. tires, tune P up, — SAYS! SLASHED NEW 1966 MERCURYS ~ AND EXECUTIVE CARS NEVER TITLED 1966 Mercury 1966 Mercury Capri, 4 Dr. Sed. B'way Sedan. $1795.00 $1995.00 1964 Buick Wildcat Eves. ’til 9, Sat. Closed Sunday Sedan, Air Cond. 4 Dr. H.T. Air Cond. $2795.00 1965 Mercury ’til 5 $1895.00 1962 Chevrolet . St. Wagon. 4 Dr. Clean. . $995. 00 $1695.00 1964 Simca 1962 Chevrolet Like New. V-8 Conv. $995. 00 $595.00 HOLIDAY LINCOLN-MERCURY 535 CHICAGO |-5300 ILL. SATURDAYS 2 1965 Lincoln NEW. $395 E- $ auto. s h USED CAR CLEARANCE 1963 Ford 6 Pass. Wag. VILLAGE '64 '65 Classic 770 wag. $1,695 EVERY- $975 6 CYL., $995 '64 Nova Il Station Wgn. $995 POW. 1961 '64 Corvair Monza Conv. BLACK WITH RED INTERIOR. **383"’ with 4-speed. Real mag wheels, like new tires, radio and full safety equipment. Stop in for a demonstration. , lug. $1,595 MAROON WITH WHITE and black bucket seats. shift, radio, white walls, and 110 HP motor. Priced $395 dr. : 66 RA- 1962 Ford 9 Pass. Squire FULL ‘65 Chevrolet Belair 4 Dr. '65 Dodge 2 Dr. 2382. 4 Speed $495 r. 4 Ford 500 2 Dr. Sed. WAGONS ‘65 Chevrolet Impala $1,995 4 Dr. 575 JOE JACOBS CHEVROLET QUALITY "USE" CARS 4 Dr. HT $695 d Cadillac AUTO. TRANS. FULL POWER, CRUSO. thing. Excellent. OK D ON ALL $745 4 SPEED, '65 1 R-8 $495 Air Cond, 1959 T-Bird 2 Dr. HT OK 2 'B2 500 CYL., AUTO. 1962 Chev. Dauphine, 63 ». Dr A 4 $595 convenience OK AND V-8, CRUSO., POWER STEER., dio, white sidewall tires. 729-1000 241 Waukegan Road $695 435 GREEN 8 r like new. 8 CYL., MANY MORE IN STOCK PLEASE STOP IN AND LOOK THEM OVER ‘62 Galaxie SEDAN, MANY, OK STR., 1964 Ford Custom, $1,395 OK POW. $995 Rambler 4 Dr. Olds 63 $695 dr. 4 ' 395 $995 $875 '6| Chevrolet Bel Air AUTUMN GOLD. Has V-8 motor and full power. OK steering. $875 $695 '64 Impala 4 Dr. H.T. open Power 1964 Ford Galax. 500 POWER $1,195 Now RADIO, $975 '63 Chevrolet 2 Dr. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Radio; Heater; Whitewalls. Yours for STD. 60 | Dr. a ‘ A Dauphine PHONE FOR DETAILED EQUIPMENT ON ABOVE CARS RADIO. $995 ORIGINAL OWNER. Standard trans. Radio; Heater. A very economical car to own. 4 Door 4 Dr. MILES, . Classic d 4 7 $1,495 $ Dr. 4 770 4 Dr. _Studebaker Chev. + RENAULTS ’60 AMERICAN 2 Dr. auto. ’61 AMERICAN ’*62 CLASSIC 4 DR. 8 CYL., STD. TRANS, RUNS GOOD. white '63 Impala Coupe V-8 '65 Fairlane NEW. 1965 Chev. 2 Dr. 6 '63 Ford Country Squire R & car. 1965 6 CYL., LOW $345 9 PASSENGER. LIKE $1,095 $1,075 $795 FULL POWER A real nice POWER, Impala Im Convert. THIS MAY BE 9 YRS. OLD but it’s still good. Body condition excellent, tires excellent. Auto. trans. and Power Steering; R; H WANT A CAR FOR YOUR WIFE to putter around town in? See this sharp red beauty. It has power glide, radio and heater. RADIO, 1963 Ford 9 Pass. City Sedan '58 Olds 4 Dr. H.T. $2,495 STR., $1,295 full price $1,795 AIR CONDITIONING. V-8 with all the goodies and full power. Save $1,400 from list price POW. b d a Last| aThey Es CAR ‘62 '64 Cross Country $1,195 '64 American Wagon $895 Ford 4 Dr. CYL., CRUSO., ww tires. Clean. LL POWER. Radio. Heater. This white beauty has a black roof and black interior. SPEED ENGINE, $1,395 V-8, FULL Corvette Stingray CLEAN. TRANS. shA75 | 1965 YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE OUR NEW FACILITIES AND CHECK THESE EXCELLENT NEW CAR TRADEINS. * ‘63 Dr. 1965 Galaxie 500 4 CHEVY 65 | 4 SPEED 6 CYL. ' §7 2 St r. merican Convert Mustang 1965 economical. 1 1 62 795 “i 62 62 390, V-8, FULL POWER. OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK JENNINGS ee l . Classic d 4 Classic Amb. , ENG 390 Had Ford | 965 int. 724-2506. ile NEW t Conv't. American 64 [ Th $1,295 | {63 Dauphine . 64 63 500 $1,895 metallic beaut. mou se ni sastine erested to ow. radio; ‘aceteh ‘even: 500 stripe; ' standard trans., low miles. ey pny Ne ge apy ' : FASTBACK, DR. 2 aft. 6 p.m. 446-7988 $2,450. AIR. Galavie Canc 1966 4 bay '65 Ne pe. $1,895 Pwr. cond. : 66 Volks. 65 DeVill e ti POWER FACT. VINYL TOP FULL 251- MUST POW. | LOST (DRIVER'S LICENSE, cyl., oor, FULL 3 TOPS, low mileage, excellen condition. . eves. 446-3065 Phone tires. snow air Cad 1963 CUST. DR. ‘ ' it! full miles windows Ba uisamatic; 8 735 x 14 Firestone BUCKmileage CONDITION. steering; low R/H, BE Sy Bcd HT DR. 2 SKYLARK; BUICK 2 WILDCAT. steering, brakes, miles. SUPERB 1963; et seats; power er, | 65 Evans- 869-1652, mileage. Low on _ Good transportation. Dependable am excellent white and red Catalina, PONTIAC 1959 OWNER ORIGINAL str., $1,700 over offer Best warranty. 5979 15,000 tires, snow new like 5-3500 YO Rd Waukegan 8833 ER 383-325 hp. 4-spd., sure-grip, OLDS MONTGOMERY E vac Sar PLYMOUTH 1966 For Sale—Automobiles Whil R AMBLER Specials mileage, warranty, immac., r.h., u.c., snow tires and esis, ‘safety belts + Cc ONnVOET. 200 Sale—Automobiles R-LINE ; DODGE DART "65 4 DR. 6 STICK eg ig Beige a For eepring "Gi Cacia, ‘exceptional, $1,500, leather ‘int'"6 way bower | Also brakes, eae cond.; AM'FM, stereo; tinted glass. steering, Power 200 DA AYV., EVANSTON 8-2300 © �1966 TEMPEST PONTIAC 2 DR.; EXCELLENT Best offer. 1960 good _p.m. condition. $1800. UN after 4 good. «19 : Ete car. see R/H, snow $815 or best offer, 1965 next MUSTANG ae Se ten days. PArk IMPALA CONVERT. m.; P/S. Garage kept only 8,500 miles. 446-4099. after one STATION . WAGON WAGON, ’62 VALIANT pass. R/H; 0193. $1,500. ’62, $525. Leaving | 54 either by Friday. BG Call 1954 FORD 4 DOOR SEDAN V8—AUtomatic, good condition, $75. 966-6295. A BETTER IDEA FOR Schumacher 2 USED CAR BUYERS FORD Ford gy _ or up is now to 5 years offering from the a warranty date the '66 Chrysler Newport CONV'T FULL POWER WHITE 2 with blue top and COUNTRY $2395 ae : a/c. Bes Bal. like of new. new Moss car MECHANICALLY Great v8 PASS a/c. ' ae used POWER tell from PASS. a/c Bc with FULL extra POWER ’64, ’65, and ’66 / A eo 63 Country _portation or family aa ; Squire TRANS- Corvair .'62 Ford v8 wagon A. ‘: Prix air auto. ei. ' 62 a |Sas a + ountry- S : cond., squire mid- Cvt. 1964. black iy RED ‘66 Mustang BLACK is GT. TOP Convt. AND INT. A 5 eB other extras. Bal. F POWER h 63 Chevrolet TODAY’S YELLOW, Power ag 1131 ) BR 3 3 of all makes cars. and V8, models ‘67 MG CHICAGO SED eee aE POW plus convertibles and AVE. $575 or Red Trans. with new Excellent 100 SEDANS 8-3503 WAGON. best offer. white = ©) top. condition, Sheridan Rd. FOR Wilmette 537-1320. *¢ — ns oe *"y= - <4 >| = P.B._ Like néw 1956 FORD : STATION Weees Se Gise Fusing cand: $155. ; 1965 283 CHEVELLE stick. Can MALIBU HDTOP. be seen at Hyne’s 1962 TEMPEST 2 dr. auto. trans.; good cond. Low mileage; snow tires, Original owner. 272-7387. CON: 1960 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE vertible. Suburban driven. Clean. Exc. cond. WWs; Radio; like new top; P.S.; P.B., windows. $600. AL 1-1623. $1,750 es $2,850 $1,795 AL 6-0606 AL 6-1220 Boats and Outboard Mofors GULFSTREAM BOAT, ’63 WITH 75 H.P. Evinrude outboard motor, all access. incl. $1,400 or best offer 8698078 or DA 8-6276 Ist $600 ‘aes’ ee at <—/\\ _ SS a Gee ein Ta ene ——— AS Pin = ph D> ¢ } e\\" 1 cr Spain. Call after Standard Station on Willow in Northfield. Call 272-3515 after 6 p.m. 19° sd : 1965 CHEVROLET : IMPALA SUPER Sport; dark green; P/S; Auto.: Exc. ee SS tires. UNiversity 9-5464. SALE te ‘ BS : ‘ tae 1965 PONTIAC BONN. WAGON FOR 201 HEALEY Wilmette cond. BOATS & AIRPLANES USED '62 MGA RDSTR............. HES ONS We BUY Sports Cars For CASH IMPERIAL MOTORS 72! Green Bay Rd. excep. me DA ‘65 MGB.RDSIR. ... 2.2 en. 3 24 — Classified clean, he esl Aries teen 63. MGB RDSIR. .............-...- $1,395 USED '63 AUSTIN 850 MINI-SEDAN ........$750 1d! power. .S., BEST BUY Sat. ’til 6 Pp p.m. sa NEW '67 MG "B" GREEN : ee WHS... Se Me | TEMPEST Air. cond. Rack. Elec. seat, windows, Air. FORD MG-—AUSTIN: NEW power, many front seats etc. 1963326 PONTIAC TEMPEST cu, in. w/2-barrel auto. LEp.s.;MANS buc. gn. FOR THE BEST IN IMPORTED CARS ~ IS BONNEVILLE pCONVERTIBLE. ull top; “MR. IMPERIAL” . very CR 2-3835. ' O pen Daily p. Dally ‘til 9:30 pm 3-4803 W Steering Automatic. $ | 795 ~ SCHUMACHER ae PONTIAC Automatic JET P.S., $10P.B.,96. Factory fact. warr. We have 15 other wagons many many low priced es wagon. Full V8, reclining PArk 4-8022. 1963 65 Ford Gal. ERConvert. BRAKES T-Bir YELLOW WITH BLACK ROOF a3 full power with air and many _ truck ’60 PONTIAC RED CONV. Power steering and brakes; automatic $995 matic, 5 El Lan wid au 66 YO 6-7349 trans.; BEL AIRE, DARK BLUE, AUTO- $2395 x= vos aot easonable. seats; fl. console; red int. black vinyl ‘ 2ee STANDARD BLUE Bonneville FULL tires. 4-2389. Sedan LIGHT $795 Bere radio; 8 cyl.; auto.; p/steering and brakes; R/H; Like new tires and battery. Low mileage. Fine cond. $1,195. VE 5-4163. Country Pontiac V-8 radio, snow Call UN ALpine 6-1831. $695 CONV’T. V8 wagon, A, TRANS. A LOW at a low price MILEAGE dark blue =e MUSTANG Pass. extras. Spyder TRANS. '62 500 trans.; PB, tires, PS, low mileage, good condition. $750 Call 869-1613 1965 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 990: 9 ELECT. $995 eS GALAXIE steer.; 1964 BUICK WILDCAT 2 DR. SPORT coupe: exec. cond., bucket seats; power steering, brakes, windows; Like new tires. 328-3475 after 5 p.m. 1961 PONTIAC CATALINA CON.vert., auto. trans., good top, good : 63 ITEM PONTIAC CATALINA WAGON, 9 Passenger, exc. condition. Like new. 9,000 miles. $2,695. Call AL 6-0655 1959 DARK BLUE $645 GREEN. 6-CYL. ’*61 OLDS 88 HDTP. $175. running now, will need work. Call UN 4-3309. 1960 RAMBLER STATION WAGON; $1495 4 Call 66 trans., BEAUTY WITH wind., tilt-wheel, night blue 795 BEAUTIFUL A Grand POWER. mileage. eee $ Pont. FULL $75. OLDS STARFIRE 2:-DOOR HT all power; excellent condition; beige with saddle tan interior; low mileage; private party. Call 273-5025. 1966 built. FACT. low 4 hel oa eau se: ee eo eS 63 Beige. GOOD. car. 64 1964 FORD $1495 FACT. new. was ‘ ‘64 Country Squire ; 9 aa FULL Can’t 9 724-9057. FULL POWER baby blue ‘65 Country Squire 9 second 1952 CHEVY .0* Galaxie 500 Spt. Cpe. warranty green. SQUIRE AUTO. TRANS.: EXC. COND $125 729-2470. 1955 FORD VICTORIA 2-DR. V°8, like new, $1,000 firm. 279-1433 after 6 p.m '65 T-Bird Squirepace es 66 Country ent Len AUTO. : CHEVY Good tires. 272-3457. LAKEWOOD TURQ. FULL POWgg low mileage. Priced to sell. $2595 int. j DR. heater; tires 6 mos. old. $1,275. on car STAower condition; station wagon; auto. trans.; WW’s; family driven. PArk 9- Power WARRANTY Fords that protects the buyer for 2 years from the date of sale, or 50,000 miles, go 4 oan a very transm., radio, heater, like new snow tires. Economical to operate. $295 or best offer. Phone OR 6-0534. AUTOMA- | 1962 EXCEPTIONAL sell radio; $650; 433-0783. 61 CONDICall 673- CHEVROLET NOMAD wagon; ant autom. ib got steering; COLLECTOR’S beau- 24/50 59 FORD IN GOOD RIDING beg needs body repairs. $75. V-8, AUTO. AIR | 1961 a Pt ag = SCHUMACHER FORD HAS 5 1960 BUICK LE SABRE, EXCELlent condition: power brakes,steering, radio, $350. Phone 761-1830. 6-8228. HI eve. 5-1192 5 GOOD tires $300. 1965 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 9 pass.; 8 cyl.; $1,725; VErnon 5-1277, or VErnon 5-1278. GOLD into service will take reas. of- Day GR fer. offer. st Also Corvair Monza town, will 677-1457. equipped. fully or TEMPEST CADILLAC wheels. METALLIC trans., auto. new, extra 259-3884 tic transmission. Power brakes. Power steering. Radio. Excellent condition. PA 4-6521. a” Shae gene tires, 5, 1965 CHEVY : 446-9073 WAGON before Exceptionally clean Bel air model 6 passenger-V8-Must sell Call 675-7012 between 6 and 10 p.m. 6 = STATION 1337 after 5 p.m. speed, posi, convertible. Navy blue. | 196 h.p. AM.FM radio. Call after 300 pm CONDITION PA 9-4293 2 just purchased 4-4175 p.m. 6 | 1999 FORD 4 DR. pinnae ips nef MERCURY CONVERTIBLE arklane, AM-FM radio. Like new. ust sell immediately. Best offer. ner. ALpine 1-7290 ‘igatt wethiamaY a | ag | 869-6238 FORD condition, 565 MUSTANG, 2 PLUS 2, HIGH __- performance engine, 4 4 disc brakes, ’ _ modified suspension, all black, very Sale—Automobiles 1965 BARRACUDA BLACK W/GOLD STRIPE. V-8 FORMULA S. 4 SPEED TRANS. AFTER 6 P.M. 729-1612. U tai Ok, a a re a 4 DR. HT; 6 CYL.; AUTOM.; GOOD CONDI_* tion; low mileage; one owner, suburban driven. Call 743-7560 For sales 9 NVA! | lt A ‘HOLLISTER CLASSIFIED AL 1 -4300 or CORVAIR 200 69 1965 For Sale—Automobiles t 200 cruiser water, 900 Hach Ra Northbrook APARTMENT HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification #£132 in this Paper! Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager March 2, 1967 �a . Bet a wet Wr SE ceoe) er ee aie Erle ae oS eee Big S ‘ ie ft iy el ateeee ae a ae - rine: Te ea i ee ee: eT ee I i's EN Ue ie ee “api Ge ALE a OE eee ot ae ee Rd, en Ae pei ali tat eg Pe : stot ee sepia ae ee Ce pei s “ ‘ ee 2 sete pe a ‘ + pea RT i ge tae mc cpa Ph is Tae BEE = rie tS ais Rotaeeae ee me a et i ie suai: DP titionRM sae Si Ponies ae ere ae OS ee eee OR ah a eres halaCe Peoes. d “ ma fete a x THIS WEI K's f WINN S EI Do you file your nails? No, I just cut them off and away. .. Dainiael in the Afternoon €c buy hia do Jromense BALLOON And . + + ; so she did; but when it came, It got into the candle And a Can you find your way through dense undergrowth, boulders, fallen trees and steep mountains to the eagle’s nest? Exploded vA Shop WITH SCIENCE tissue backbone — flatworm ae organ sort octopus ; shrieks Submitted by: Lisa Kotz. Lad & Lassie 226 Sunset Ill.Drive Wilmette, ° soaks up everything he hears but he gets it backwards. and Submitted by: Peter Lampert 1211 Dewey Ave. E. J. Korvette Evanston, Ill. Did you hear And crunching, as of broken And dreadful shrieks, when, worst of all, brushing his teeth. The House itself began to fall! It tottered, shuddering to and fro, Then crashed into the street below— Which happened to be Savile Row. COLOR When help arrived, among the Dead CUT OUT Cousin Mary ‘| TOGETHER = man the The Still-Room Maid. And I am dreadfully afraid; That Monsieur Champignon, the Chef : Will now be permanently deaf — are much the While George, who : to bl “ss _ BETWEEN TAIL Susie: heels. — will need: Ask your = ‘ How terrible! :30, and I get up at % ae : Yeah, he gets up at 6:30, i. Ron: Ever since St. Louis built that giant metal arch A TV dinner pan for a tin foil TV Received, you will regret to hear, A nasty lump behind the ear. dinner pan. You'll _ win $5 Hollister advertiser you name if we publish your joke, riddle or whatever. Send to: Vera Yttri Peanut Gallery 1232 Central Wilmette, Jon: Across the viper’ from the arch on » the Illinois side, they’re going to build a ‘Warden, warden!’’ shouted the convict as a puddle of rainwater slowly seeped CHANDLER’S at any Charles: How’s that? huge man with a croquet mallet. across Submitted good a even. Let it dry. Then gather some marbles or buttons and throw them in the sections standing 5 to 10 feet away. Total up your points and see how well you did. Axnon. Illinois has they’re going to get sections with numbers such as 10, 20, 30, 40, 50. MORAL The moral is that little Boys Should not be given dangerous Toys... on the riverfront, been jealous. Now Marbles or buttons Make sure it has some sections. Then take some nail polish (or Magic Marker) and number the in part : eta mother @ My dad beats me up every morning. 0 eet You It’s because you’re wearing rubber a : A TOSS ’N WIN like that.’’ ing. PASTE BUTTON same; was was Teacher: I would like to know why it is that whenever I leave the room for a short time and then return, I find no one work- Nail polish or magic marker And both his Aides a cold PIECE OF ) 0 and Chaplain, The he jangling out. Turning to the machine the Martian said, ‘‘You shouldn’t be out with SIDE OF A 0 egal that cleaned while BALANCE CARDBOARD Billiard-Room, him gleam that moment the machine whirred noisily, hit the jackpot and a flood of coins came: ON EACH The Footmen The into with WILL HAP PASTE (eras | eeGroom, eM)» the man A mechanical man from Mars landed in Reno and walked past a slot machine. At () ea Little Fred, about in his eye? Someone bumped bones, Were ie Teacher: He has a mind like a blotter. He yells Were mingled with Electric Bells, And falling masonry and groans, The TERMS frog with a loud report! . The Lights went out! The Windows broke! The Room was filled with reeking smoke. , And in the darkness Jac-Lene hollow & flame, being of a dangerous Barbara Jorgensen 982 Vernon Ave. Glencoe, Illinois A farmer greeting his neighbor A fish used for sandwiches Is that you? Eight kittens. A musical instrument. A squashed worm. When George’s Grandma was told That George had been as good as Gold : them Submitted by: FUN GEORGE Who played with a Dangerous Toy, and suffered a Catastrophe of considerable dimensions. throw Il by: Daniel Rappaport 2005 Dobson Evanston, Il. the cell floor, jing!” Submitted by: Marshall Field & Co. Two boys were ‘‘This pen is leak- Arnold Weleimann 1124 Dobson Evanston, Ill. - in a store buying some candy when one said, ‘‘Gee, that was sure nice of that old lady to give us a dime for helping her across the street. The other said, ‘Oh, that wasn’t for helping her across the street, it was for carrying her skateboard.”’ Submitted by: Matt Howland Sears Roebuck & Co. 550 Elm Deerfield, Ill. 2 10 e. �i: iy ane & For NU ‘Willian K. Stuckey, 2606 Central P Bt and James S. Sweet, 1417 oy Rosalie St., have been named 9 science editor and science writer in Northwestern University’s public e elations department, Sam H. Sa- Thirteen pers. ‘They will be responsible for news and general ne research — ments media coverage of and educational develop- in i 45 academic departments # and three research centers with 500 - full-time faculty members. Will Work with Hospitals They will work closely with press representatives at five Northwestern-affiliated hospitals: Passavant, S lisegs Wesley Memorial, Chil| dren’s Memorial, Veterans Adminert ee 4 aton Research, and Evanston. Mr. Stuckey wrote a _ weekly ~ column on higher education, Di-mension Education, for the Tulane besity News Service before he _ joined a 1964. s the Northwestern staff in He also worked eight years with a New Orleans and Dallas newspa- received awards in 1960 newspapermen throughout the United have and 1962 for excellence in political been selected as the first fellows of Northwestern ban Journalism Center. The men, on leave from award jobs for medical reporting. Edited College Texts Mr. Sweet was senior manage- from Feb. 5 to new Apr. 29, cago publishers and was executive editor of the “Rand McNally Illus- fellows’ three-month course will include seminars with authorities on the development and problems of cities, conferences with govern- trated (1966). Atlas of Today’s World” Mr. Sweet is co-author of ‘‘Pover- ment the U.S.A.,’”’ published last Decem- Journal Herald, Kansas City Star, Indianapolis News, Chicago SunTimes, Gannett Newspapers, Daily and researcher Congress. for the Library of Propulsion Laboratory. The committee members neapolis Star Oklahoman Journal, World and and Tribune, Times, Phoenix News, Cleveland Dealer, Omaha program. finalists. are moon Candidate. the lunar surface for geological core samples, seismographic investigations, studies of the intensity and direction of the magnetic field at specific locations, assessment of meteoroid showers and their effect on the surface, and _ radiation studies. Nurses Offered — Refresher Course A free five-week refresher course for registered nurses who have been away from the profession will be offered at Evanston Hospital beginning Mar. 20. The for experiments course, in co-operation tion, laboratory practice, and experience in nursing units. Current trends in nursing, and new procedures and medications also will be reviewed. The course will be limited to 15 Registrations Valley Community Nursing, Chicago. French chateau. A traditional Kennedy home meets the demands of an executive career. FON POINT in Barrington has a private 40-acre lake, a swimming pool, tennis courts, acres of safe places for children to play in . . . and the finest schools. Models decorated by Barnitz Studios. Entrance on Lake-Cook Rd., ¥%4 mile east of Northwest High- way (Route 14). in Northbrook—where your traditional Kennedy home can’t be a carbon copy of someone else’s, because we individually design your home for you. The model homes are decorated by Colby’s. Entrance on Dundee Rd., 412 miles west of Edens Expressway. 16th Century half-timbered style, a fine English Tudor country home. “gee : $33,700 to $57,400 plus lot. Fox Point Office—381-6700. Charlemagne THE Our Custom = Sie Division will build a Kennedy Custom homes home almost available for any place you'd occupancy soon Office—272-7800. KENNEDY COMPANY. like it. in several North Shore communities. are being accepted by the Chicago Council on in the tradition Renaissance with the Chicago Council on Community Nursing, will include class instruc- nurses. include drilling a 1,000 foot hole into Antonio Express. of a Loire = the on on at least. five permanent bases. His suggestions San A fine home < eS for the moon. In 1965, he recommended that such experiments best could be carried out by scientists stationed Enquirer, and applied expected to be made in March. Mr. Speed also has served on NASA committees studying priorities in experiments to be performed by scientist-astronauts on Milwaukee Cincinnati Plain who Recommendations Dayton Gazette, are assessing the technical qualifications of 938 scientists and engineers D.C., and a month-long study n the field. The fellows come from the Min- of planetary research at the California Institute of Technology’s Jet of Journalism officials in Washington, program National Science Foundation the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. He is Robert C. Speed, 833 Ridge Tr., assistant professor of geology and formerly a supervisor for and director of the center, said the ty Amid Affluence,’’ issued last year by the Twentieth Century Fund, and author of ‘Poverty in ber by the Public Affairs Committee Inc. Before coming to Chicago in 1957 to be an assistant editor on Encyclopaedia Britannica, he spent six years as a radio script writer the and are $1,092,000, which will fund the center during the next four years. Ira W. Cole, dean of Northwest- Astin committee screening candidates for their ment writer for the Portland Cement Association, Chicago, from 1960 to 1966. He edited college texts on history and economics for Chi- School ese the scientist-astronaut Ur- recipients of fellowships provided by a Ford Foundation grant of ern’s Medill ee A Northwestern University geologist is one of a 15-member national from States University’s nee, Set reporting from the American Association of Political Science, and in 1961, a New Orleans Press Club ek ran, director, has announced. = He Class gage Call 272-7802. �Invite the whole North Shore for Thursda — morning coffee. ‘ You don’t even have to clean the house!) oe : es Subscribe to your home newspaper - - have company for coffee every Thursday morning! Phone us — we Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News will bill you later— AL * Glenview Announcements 1-4300 * Northbrook GR 5-1560 Stor * 433-4370 945-7300 Highland Park Herald + Deerfield Villager THENE HOLLISTER SPAPERS �Painting a footprint on a garbage can isn't so difficult when you paint the foot first and then apply it to the can, as Marcy Hall (left) and Carol Jaye illustrate. Walking becomes a little sticky though. A garbage can is a garbage can is a garbage can—unless it is a Glenview garbage can. Then it is a combination of pop art and _ anti-litter reminders—and it’s just plain wild. The decorated cans, which dot village parks, are the work of 14 Glenbrook South High School girls, directed by Mrs. Richard Steffey of Glenview. They got together one recent morning paint The to Saturday put their to work. Glenview. Paint brushes and Glass Co. donated the paint. The girls who applied it to the cans are Janet Myers, Karen Wende, Donna Gunder- lock, Cindy Hahn, Nancy Myers, Kathy Hall, Deedee Hall, Jan Keith, Linda Murowchick, Linea Kendall, Marcy Hall, Terry Wende, Jeanne Thaemert, and Carol Jaye. Putting the finishing touches on this work of art are (from left) Nancy Myers, Terry Wende, and Linda Murowchick. Stacking their “art’ for later distribution are Cindy Hahn left), Janet Myers, and Donna Gunderlock. = Howard Fochler Photos �— ate fe as rae Be oF ae os i i Regent to es ‘“What’s New in D.A.R.”’ will be discussed at 1:30 p.m. today when the North Shore Chapter, ters of the American Revolution meets in the home of Mrs. Lawrence W. Scott, 1760 Dale Av., Daugh- Huguenot Society, Colonial Dames of the 17th Century, National Geneand several other state and national organizations. In Mrs. Rodney addition, volume Konsler on she th. has written e tes i RgSe ‘ Se 17th Season—Emphasis on Instruction, not Tex., genealogical annual re- Wing-Ding at College its 13th 6:30 Saturday in the Glencoe home of Mrs. Edward L. Galloway, 416 @ Dancing @ Heated new swimming pool @ Tennis and swimming lessons on ” beginning, intermediate and advanced levels. @ Arts, crafts, nature lore, boating St. The annual fund-raising party for the Massachusetts college’s scholarship fund is planned for all alumnae, husbands, and friends. For rates, CLEP 4> and a reception Houston, followed in or or information BERT at OR 5-2935 and Miss Cathy the maid Coates of COME TO SMYTH’S— FOR THE BEST VALUES—WIDEST SELECTIONS IN ALL KINDS OF FINE FURNITURE NOW SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED Aw OAK og Er SEATS Now $99.00 to $379 SOFAS Regularly from $249.00 to $709.00 Now $149.00 to $499.06 CHAIRS Regularly from $84.00 to $325.00 of Seattle honor. LiKE Regularly from $159 to $523.95 The bride wore a gown of. ivory English net appliqued with lace. She carried a bouquet of white rosebuds and Stephanotis. Mrs. Ronald Downing of Seattle, Wash., was the matron of honor was MOOTED Yay LOVE the garden of the Randall home. Now Miss $59.00 to $199.00 Virginia Ann Moore of Corpus Christi, Tex., and Miss Ann Parsely of Houston were the bridesmaids. Mare Konsler brother’s Kenneth best and served man. Robert as _ Ushers his were Randall, both of Houston; Gary Ross, Leahy, Frank Checchin, and Belmonte, all of Highland and Fred Cadamagnani and Malmquist, both of Highwood. Brian Frank Park; Albert After a honeymoon in Nassau, the couple lives in Denver, Colo., where they are both attending the Univer- sity of Colorado. 5 ‘ey g ;arand 9 pieces regularly from $399 to $1,201 Mrs. Donnelly Named President Mrs. James Now Other CHOOSE FROM CHICAGO'S LARGEST DISPLAYS If you need something for your home, we urge you to take advantage of these substantial savings. We have assembled wide selections of home furnishings of all kinds in every department. All are from our regular stocks and qualities—and many are from the collections of America’s great makers. Every piece is an exceptional value at its regular price—and represents an outstanding buy at these exciting reductions. Visit through without a salesman. Everything is plainly L. Donnelly of Deer- new ficers of- elected Mrs. Donnelly chairman; Mrs. Elmer CARPETING Fine quality, square yard reguiariy $9.00 Now $6.00 PARTIAL LIST ONLY MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM INCLUDED 1967 IN THIS SALE PIECES FROM AMERICA’S DREXEL, MANY John M. Smut F. GREAT CHICAGO: 12 N. MICHIGAN LARGEST FURNITURE 820 MAKERS TOMLINSON, FLAIR ALLEN AND OTHERS 1867 100 YEARS STORE EVANSTON: ARE OF h Company ESTABLISHED CHICAGO'S ALL THOMASVILLE, HERITAGE, ETHAN and Mrs. R. Douglas Petrie 2, $29.00 to $49.00 Regularly from $20.00 to $200.00 Now $15.00 to $150.00 corresponding secreDwight W. Fawcett of of Kenilworth, publicity chairman. March Now LAMPS GLOBE, Layden of Northbrook, social chair- man; OCCASIONAL TABLES Regularly from $39.95 to $69.95 Convenient payments. Hubbard Woods, treasurer. Also Mrs. Robert F. White Jr. of Glencoe, bazaar chairman; Mrs. John Clark of Winnetka, member- ship s SETS of 3. 4, regularly from $2 84 ) to’$799 Now $199 to $599 priced and described. At all Smyth stores. were Mrs. Bruce E. Larson of Wilmette, vice-chairman; Mrs. James Dorn of Deerfield, recording secretary; Mrs. Henry Schwenk of Northfield, tary; Mrs. $299 to $799 BEDRO OM field has been named president of the Winnetka Junior Association of Arden Shore. _— Mrs. Donnelly has. served as social and tag day chairman for the group, which helps support the non-sectarian home for boys of superior intelligence. 3 ot * and dramatics for gifts». ia became The nuptial mass was celebrated Church, % only ese @ Small groups @ Boys separate from girls @ Special programs for each age brochure CALL MEL at 831-4727 29. Cecilia’s re ae For Pa and Girls, Ages 4 to 13 — June 26 — Aug. 18 ae Superior Instructional Program on Swimming and All Sports p.m. son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Konsler of Highland Park on Jan. St. bg Ai * Dirctors Bert and Mel Ellis with on, of Campers the bride of Rodney Gene Konsler, in ee Ee Competition Miss Elaine Ann Randall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William K. of Houston, oe " Our Wed in Rites Randall eg See eee Cee ee Rat Sato 3 Sag gre fas. es ‘ supported and North The Chicago Wheaton Alumnae Club will hold Grove a search of her own family. Her talk will cover new developments na- Rodney Konsler Mesa 2 Plans Meeting UH. Thompson Jr. of Deerfield, state Mrs. Thompson regent. She also is a member of the Society, e . tionally, and what is being done to update the D.A.R. schools in Alabama Carolina. cdo ees ees Alumnae Group Highland alogical DAR Chapter : oi ' oe i Assisting Mrs. Scott as a hostess will be Mrs. Raymond Thompson of Deerfield. Park. The . speaker will be Mrs. Richard ee A erode a é Se CHURCH STREET OLD OF ORCHARD: FINE FURNITURE GOLF ROAD & SKOKIE HIGHWAY E; �0S ce ogee * Marriages N med ~ Counsel Aids Help feel this is a way does not impair ship.” of life that presumably their marriage relation- — With Causes — Of Problems become affair. @, merely in search of validation of self, and the extra-marital affair is only a vehicle. Z Frequently BM Members /marriage ” aghanae But of the jet set may partners : at the drop marriage Sees and the home switch of a mean so business. buoyed man. | 300 couples—roughly one third of the | annual case load of the Family Service of “s outh Lake County—seek professional help in saving their marriages. initiative on their own, men and women omer to the agency offices in Highland ark earnestly seeking solutions to problems involving their marriages. “cone comes “when In each anxious to a to us for help, there is Mrs. Martha Winch discusses a problem with one of her clients in the South Lake County Family Service office. (Staff Photo by Larry Graff} a woman _ This young man probably is unaware of his wife’s feelings of exclusion. Thus, the lem here is really not her in-laws, but husband’s dependence upon them. | Psychoanalysis might be indicated in _ such a case. Often, however, if a man and _ his wife have a basic respect and liking for After a couple has been accepted for counseling by the agency, there are several different courses that might be pursued. marriage out of something _ that they can pick up and use in their own | unique ways.” Kept Confidential _ All agency-client relationships are strict- ly confidential. The staff case workers are _ experienced social workers with Counseling sessions last 50 minutes and generally once a week over Sometimes are needed; an to arrive average only sometimes approximately are scheduled several of six months a year or more at a workable | North Shore communities. is mar- Time was, Mrs. Winch said, when marriage and the home were considered “women’s business,” but that feeling has long since disappeared. Today, it is frequently the husband who makes the initial phone call to the agency, trying to from couples discover their marriage is in trouble only after the children are older. It may be that the wife is more concerned with the nature of her marriage and her own unmet needs when the Often, a man has worked hard for years to reach the top, only to look around when he gets there and find that he has lost his family along the way. He may have become so pre-occupied with his job that he has completely excluded his wife and children. Small wonder that some women view their husband’s promotions with great apprehension, since it frequently takes him away from his home. the Infidelity is a problem that reaches out to couples of any age group. Occasionally, too, it is a child who calls, “Remember,” cautions Mrs. Winch, “the couples who come to us with this as a asking for help for his parents. However, the agency only accepts cases ifthe problem are the people who are in conflict about it. We don’t get to see people who keep his marriage divorce courts. from reaching masters | Park and Deerfield as well as six other counseling to think about herself. sex. _ degrees from accredited schools. _ The Highland Park Community Chest | and the Deerfield Area United Fund _ subdivise the agency, whose services are available to all families living in Highland seeking children are grown and she has more time necessary riage. a happy couples Family Service are not young ones just starting out in a life together. Frequently, a therapist of the same _marriage relationship fairly significantly. for from one of the marriage partners. The latter may be necessary if one of the partners would be able to work better with months. Pe_ resembling a cook book,” says Mrs. Winch, “but this is not true. Each case must be _ handled individually. Basically, we try to _ establish or re-establish meaningful com_ munication with husband and wife in a way request comes All Sometimes the same case worker will see both partners together in session; sometimes it is best for the worker to see each one separately for awhile; occasionally it may be a collaborative case in which two workers are involved. - each other, the family agency can help the 2 _ “Sometimes people think we take recipes instance the husband re-establish his marital conversations, : Foden complain that her problem is her in| laws. According to the wife, her husband ~* in talking with the young husband, that he is an immature young man who, - although married, really never left home. He is more interested in winning his _ mother’s approval than his wife’s. time 7 was rela- wished but to an interest to Carol Bruck, ‘Editor all about in and needs of “In one case,” Mrs. Winch recalls, ‘a husband complained because his wife was ‘an iceberg.’ When he came home from work, he expected a little affection, a little interest shown to him. The therapist determined in session that the husband had shouted his wife down so frequently and had ridiculed her so continuously, that she found it more comfortable just to stop discussing things with him. “In another case the wife complained because her husband was so frugal. She resented the effort it took to get money from him. Through counseling sessions, the wife found out for the first time that her husband’s business was failing, and that he had been unable to tell her. ‘In sessions, the no trouble telling husband that she Winch said. ‘‘Also, wife usually will have me things about her finds annoying,” Mrs. he will be able to tell me the things his wife does that he resents. And each usually will bring out positive feelings for the other. If we can encourage their talking to each other about their real feelings we can help them to deal their problems realistically.” with Should Begin Early Communication, Mrs. Winch believes, should begin even before a couple is married. If both members discuss their individual expectations from the marriage, they will have an increased understanding not only of themselves but of their marital partner. Often young couples marry without even inquiring of each other concerning their wishes for children or whether to have a large family or small. Comedians and cartoonists have found a goldmine of material in marriage counseling, but it’s no laughing matter to an unhappy spouse. A marriage may be made in heaven, but it sometimes takes a ministering angel, in the form of a social worker, to keep it running smoothly. . March my.) feels another understanding of the emotional the marriage partner. es "The case worker frequently will discov- she by Lack of communication is a_ serious problem in most troubled marital relationships. This refers not only to words and _ Many reasons for the faltering marriage are offered by the couples: infidelity, _ sexual incompatibility, drinking, money lems, disagreements over children or laws, and the man’s job. _ spends too much time with his family and 5 his parents have too big a voice in family a noticed end the affair with as little emotional harm to ‘‘the other woman”’ as possible. Offer Reasons ' _ For instance, Mrs. Winch said, the reasons, being tionship but at the same nerally something still viable. . . somehopeful, in their marriage.” er ‘Usually, however, as the case worker ones an evaluative series of talks with | the couple, it becomes apparent that these _ merely are surface reasons and that the penal problems have another origin. by husband who has been unfaithful. In three separate cases, the agency has counseled a wife, her husband, and the woman with whom he has been having an affair. tablished. out, Whatever up There are times, however, when it is the And, according to Mrs. Martha Winch, executive director of the agency since 1952, in about 75 percent of the cases a more meaningful relationship can be espoints has Counsel All -Three | she who extra-marital “Since the affair is likely to be conducted with the husband of her best friend, or with the man next door, there usually are so many guilt feelings that the wife gets very little pleasure from the relationship,” Mrs. Winch said. - Referred by physicians, churches, psyPat. or lawyers, or perhaps taking the all,’ the “For the most part, it is their husband’s love they want. But, perhaps the husband is away from home too often, or has shut his wife out of his life by the pressures of to North Shore residents, that nearly “After woman in “Many of these women are not in search of sex itself,” says Mrs. Winch, “but are By SHIRLEY GORDON Bee it is the involved 2, 1967 �Datesto TODAY Daughters of the American Revolution—1:30 p.m. meeting; Mrs. Lawrence Scott, 1760 Dale Av., Highland Park; talk home of by Mrs. Richard H. Thompson Jr. SATURDAY “Gemutlichkeit Infant Welfare Society, Deerpath Center—7 p.m. Fest’’; Germania Club, 108 W. Germania PI., Chicago. Infant Welfare Society, | Deerfield Wings—7 p.m. cocktails, 8 p.m. Green Country Club, Rand and Euclid dinner; ‘‘Baby Bawl’’; Rolling Rds., Arlington Heights. TUESDAY Highland Park Woman’s Club—10:30 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park; a.m. meeting; clubhouse, 1991 Greta Wiley review; lecture on tole. WEDNESDAY Camp Henry Horner Women’s Council—11:30 a.m. luncheon-fashion show; Guildhall, Ambassador West Hotel, N. State Pk. and E. Goethe St. Johanna No. 9, United Order of True Sisters—10 a.m. meeting; North Shore Congregation Israel, 840 Vernon Av., Glencoe; talk by psychiatrist Bernard Shulman. Junior League of Chicago, North Shore West Area—9:30 a.m. meeting; home of Mrs. Gregory Connell, 247 Ingram St., Northfield; Police Chief John Aman. Ramah Pioneer Women—12:30 p.m. meeting, symposium, tour Colby’s, 1001 Skokie Blvd., Northbrook. of Mrs. Samuel Steinman, president of the Woman's Auxiliary of Highland Park Hospital, (from left) discusses plans for Wednesday's meeting with Center—10 a.m. coffee for Hopkins Jr., 583 Beverly Bluff, and Highland Park Dallman, 464 Washington Dr. Bernard Kaye, chief of obstetrics and gynecology at Highland Park Hospital, will be the “Almost Adult—Parents will be of the brielson of Albany, Cal., became the bride of Melvin Leo Straus III, son of the junior Strauss’es of and she carried a bouquet of white roses and Stephanotis. True Sisters. The monthly Miss Rose Ann Wallace of Albany after the ceremony. The bride wore a gown maid of honor for her The bridegroom’s brother, James R. Straus, served as best man.. The couple (Bronson lives Coles in discussed Shulman, pearls. Her illusion veil was secured with a tailored satin bow, the Evanston. Photo) and by chief Dr. psychia- North Johanna Shore No. 9, Committee United meeting Order will cancer dressings they break until noon for a sandwich group after lunch and a brief meeting. a week [introductory offer) Beginner Classes on GUITAR e DRUMS *‘ —~ e BASS EDUCATIONAL Learn to Play the Combo Way Melvin Straus Care Group Mrs. III Don't pet listen to records — Learn R. F. Shaffer, 420 Landreth Ln., Northbrook, will be the hostess when the North Shore Auxiliary of the Chicago Child Care Society meets at 12:30 p.m. today. Newly-elected officers include Mrs. John D. Braught of Northbrook, president; Mrs. James Kraft of Deerfield, retary; Mrs. corresponding Hunter Haines sec- of Northbrook, recording secretary; and Mrs. George W. Lyon. March 2, 1967 ay yourself — We have the KNOW HOW TO SHOW HOW — FAST! LOW-COST RENTALS AVAILABLE to p to Meet -MIDWEST'S Largest Suburban Music Center 9800 Milwaukee Ave., Des Plaines 827-1151 (2 blocks North of Golf-Mill Shopping Center) 906 Church room, 718 Glenview St., Evanston He is a graduate sity of Vermont for the in the Av. of the Univerand and DA 8-3737 ve hoon interned at Beth Israel Hospital in Newark, N. J. He served his residency at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago and was a medical officer in the U. S. Air Force. Dr. Kaye is a Highland Park resident. Refreshments will be served lowing the program. fol- Symposium, Tour | Ramah Chapter, Pioneer’ Wom will meet at 12:30 p.m. Wednes in the new Colby’s show aa 1001 Skokie Blvd., Northbrook. A symposium on “The Jewish Woman at Home” will be presented by Mrs. Michael Hecht, marriag Mrs. Staunton Flanders, sanctific tion; Mrs. Sheldon Kamin, parenthood; and: Mrs. hospitality. Sholom Sing At 2 p.m. an interior decorator will conduct the group through the store’s room displays. when Get “IN” with Mrs. board Wednesday auxiliary meeting and lunch. Dessert and coffee will be served. Dr. Shulman will address the business EXCITING of begin of ivory FUN ~~ of at 10 a.m. in North Shore Congregation Israel, 840 Vernon Av., Glencoe. The members will sew satin, trimmed with lace and seed $] woman’s chairman; member Ramah Crown Pla On Parents, Teens trist of St. Joseph’s Hospital in Chicago, at the Wednesday meeting cousin. The bride’s sister, Miss Sherri Gabrielson, was a _ bridesmaid. guest at 1 p.m. program auxiliary volunteer. (Ballenger Photo) the birth-control pill to the hormone: pill. Miss Lynda Lee Gabrielson, daughter of Mrs. Nancy Wallace Gabrielson and John Herbert Ga- was Daube, Clark, Psychiatrist to Talk Bernard Glencoe, Feb. 2. The Straus’ operate Uptown Interiors in High- land Park. Rabbi Joseph Ginsberg read the evening vows in the Straus’ home and a wedding dinner was served Paul Dr. Kaye will speak on the various pills taken by women, from Teens” Melvin L. Strauss IIIT Weds Californian Russell Hospital Specialist Will Speak on Pills THURSDAY Infant Welfare Society of Chicago, Deerpath prospective members; home of Mrs. Charles Pl., Lake Forest. Junior League of Chicago, Lake Forest, Lake area—10 a.m. meeting, home of Mrs. James H. St., Lake Forest. Mrs. Winnetka Lake Forest 8/8 Elin 504 MN Western �x rom Bassinets, Cribs Wings Benefit Set Saturday The Deerfield Wings of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago has titled their “Baby Saturday night dinner-dance, Bawl,” and will implement the decor with every baby need, from diapers to bassi- | The dance will be held in the Rolling Green Country Club, Rand Rd., Arlington | Heights. The diapers actually will be large dinner napkins folded in the traditional three-cornered fashion and secured with | diaper pins. _ The bassinet, as well as an antique baby , will be filled with gifts wrapped in the traditional pink and blue colors. ie Ideas for the party came when members of the Wing met recently in the home ot | Mrs. Samuel Skinner, Deerfield, to plan the benefit. Mrs. from the hospital baby daughter Skinner had returned a day earlier with her Jane Elizabeth, who in- spired the party arrangements. The members are especially attuned to tiny babies since they actively support the hild Development Center in Chicago. In addition to fund raising, they assist the nursing staff with the weighing and measuring of babies and clerical work. Volunteers for March include Mrs. Thomas Wood and Mrs. Charles Foelsch, both of - Deerfield. Mrs. Paul Martin, president of the Deerfield Wings of Infant Welfare, (left) and Mrs. Robert Schulze, "Baby Bawl" co-chairman, admire five-day-old Jane Elizabeth Skinner, sleeping peacefully. The bassinet will be part of the benefit dinner-dance decor. (Bud Daley Photo) 3 _ Mary Lawrence Group Plans Dinner-Dance Children’s Bureau are already planning their June 3 benefit in the Standard Club in Chicago. _ he 39 board members, all North Shore area matrons, will under- write XII, the elegant a formal _ They met Assembly dinner-dance. Ball recently in the Win- netka home of Mrs. Richard Goddard to plan the initial stages of the benefit. This includes the mailing and delivery of flyers announcing the date to the couples who will be receiving invitations. Benefiting from the ball will be the Mary Lawrence Treatment and Research Center, 4810 S. Ellis Av., Chicago, which aids emotionally disturbed children. yREBs HOY +? fae ae A it yasies Papa y _ Although the snow is still on the ground, members of the Mary Lawrence Chapter of the Jewish Fashion Forum programs are studied by (from left) Mrs. Mark Metzner, Mrs. Ronald Boorstein, and-Mrs. Leonard Worth, all of Highland and Mrs. Eugene Ross of Deerfield. The Camp Henry Horner Women's Council is sponsoring the luncheon-fashion show Wednesday. (Staff Photo} Park, Camp Council to See Fashion Show Mrs. Herzl Mendelson is driving the snowmobile being used to deliver Assembly Ball XII flyers. Back-seat drivers are Mrs. Leonard Wool (center) and Mrs. Burton Kaplan, all of Highland Park. They are members of the Mary Lawrence Chapter of the Jewish Children's Bureau. (Staff Photo} : 58 The Camp Henry Horner Women’s Council will hold a luncheon and fash'on forum Wednesday in the Guildhall of the Ambassador West Hotel, N. State Parkway and E. Goethe St., Chicago. Champagne will be served at 11:30 a.m., followed by luncheon and the show presented by Couture Ltd. of Chicago. The Council Chicago and who support terracial is made up of North Shore women the nonsectarian, in- boys camp located in Round Lake, Il. Serving committee Mrs. on the fashion show from Highland Park are Leonard Worth, Mrs. Mark Metzner, chairman; Mrs. Ronald president; luncheon Boorstein, invitations chairman. March 2, 1967 �a a Deine Raffay Wed in Chicago Rev. Joseph Kinane read the morning vows in Holy Name Cathedral, Chicago. The wedding reception was held in the Drake Hotel. Miss Marilyn Spicuzza of Mil- waukee was maid of honor. Bridesmaids included Miss Joan N. Baer of Chicago, Mrs. Bill Hippenmeyer The bride’s mother and father both are employed in Highland Park. Jr. of Waukesha, and Marcia Lynn and Michele Leonore Miers of Highland, Ind., as junior bridesmaids. The couple lives a honeymoon in Chicago F. Nechine Meyer of Highland Heller nounced of Miss by land By oe recent : = Katz graduated To- was Miss from Katz is a speech Blumberg received currently is an instructor Bell System. August of Peoria, was Iowa University, Iowa now and is attending Mr. thera- his Forrest wedding Diane to Earl was graduated Rebeschini, is planned. [Fra by RALPH BOCHES from 4 |' ¥ Berry Tours have an exciting aoe program of 15-day vacations to © Hawaii — $529 will do it all— fare, hotels and sight-seeing! Nu- | mbrcue fare extensions wenn . come on in and available .. let Deerfield aah Travel custom-fit j Outstanding water - voyage - of - hell week: Dirk Van Hoesen’s enki sions up and down the Evanston Twp. 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B.S. with WilliaM pom son of and Al From engagement of their daughter Pat- Ticia to Carlson, Mrs. Cook Informal Fashion Show March 4, 1967 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Raszkiewicz of Glencoe have announced the in electrical engineering from the University of Toledo, where he was president of the Student Union and Blue Key national men’s honor fraternity, and a member of Alpha Epsilon Pi social fraternity. He An Leonard Heller graduated from City, and Lake engagement of their daughter Lois fiance January Wedding pist in the Libertyville elementary schools. Mr. family Glencoe Girl Plans Highland Park High School and from Michigan State University, magna cum Miss Katz laude. She is a member of Kappa Delta Pi, national education honorary. a medical school at the University of Illinois, Circle Campus. A June wedding is planned. son of Mr. Mrs. Max Miss = to Chicago Public School System. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Katz of Highland Park have announced the engagement of their daughter Ron- Blumberg of ledo, Ohio. at Announce and brook. It will begin with the traditional Easter egg hunt at noon, followed by Sunday brunch. Mrs. Robert Kanney, 642 Hibbard Rd., Wilmette, is taking reservations for both parties. son of Mrs. Nathan Goldsmith of an- - Mt. Prospect, and the late Mr. Goldsmith. Miss Duman was graduated from Highland Park High School and received her bachelor’s from Indiana University in Bloomington. Her Miss Nechine is a graduate of Highland Park * High School and Illinois State University in Nor- Miss Nechine mal, Ill. She is employed as a teacher in the blind division of the Miss Katz Will Wed Joseph Blumberg In August Ceremony berg, and was gathering. _ Mrs. Richard Bertoldi nie Lee to Joseph Howard Blum- Park, Margo her parents, Mr. and | Mrs. _ Leonard | Nechine of High- Dumans Highland Park have Park of Peoria Miss Duman Mr. Plans engagement Blvd. Engagement Margo F. Nechine The The League will hold its annual children’s Easter Bunny Hop Mar. 26 in the Villa Moderne, Skokie and in Italy this spring. (Stuart-Rodgers Studio) Announces s,s age birthday celebration. Samuel Finaly of Chicago was the best man. Ushers were John L. Herz of Highland Park and John K, Turner Jr. of Northbrook. plans oN The North Shore League of Junior Women will hold a Happy Birthday party Mar. 11 at 8:30 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Moriarty, 440 Standish Dr., Deerfield. The party will have an ‘‘Around the World in Foods” theme with a gourmet dinner prepared by club members with culinary talents. Mrs. Edward Kebler and Mrs. James Laird, both of Wilmette, are the co-chairman of the group’s and paillettes. A lace orchid headpiece held her cathedral-length veil and she carried a spray of ivory phalaenopsis, Stephanotis and ivy. Chicago. 2 Ais WI Fete Group Alencon lace, seed pearls, crystals, son of the Richard L. Bertoldis of tos N. Shore J afflors The bride wore a candlelight ivory silk satin gown trimmed with Miss Donna Jean Raffay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Raffay of Arlington Heights, was married Feb. 4 to Richard John Bertoldi, E’ A 1880 SHERMER PHONE Deerfield Travel 29 CR 2-1948 Deerfield Road, Deerfield Phone: 945-4055 �Freee eeFrecy oe ae 7 ce een omegaje ee « Mary a : By SHIRLEY GORDON ccording to the weather man, we are now in the first week of 4 the last month of winter, and there are better days in store. one too soon, the ladies tell me, after a season of rescheduling social Pant because of snowstorms, S: or cancelling engagements because have been stuck in driveways and didn’t show up. j ’Thevetore, the merest hint of spring that comes wafting in with ae: =2 esoecink makes us all accept eagerly an offer to “take a trip” via a fa: shion runway, or a flower show. e first to receive my Lake’ s Fashion Show Casino next Tuesday Ithough the show is many ) are usually attired in d colors, no matter what eager acceptance was the Presbyterian-St. Committee, which invited me to a where this year’s ‘exhibitors will be months off, the exhibitors (and the THE VERY LATEST of gay spring the weather. luncheon honored. commitfashions N™ to get an acceptance was the Flower Show Committee which 4% is holding a champagne reception and preview of the Chicago World Flower and Garden Show Mar. 10 in the International Pf mphitheater. a: have not missed this beautiful show for the past seven years, both at ag orestaggl and Nothing makes | in aaative 2 gardens, at its recently burned-out home, McCormick me feel ‘younger than springtime” than the unusual table d the scent of growing roses. settings, and floral arrangements, 3 ga xe ap you se realize that August weddings are becoming more popular than June weddings? I think it has something to do with school Semesters, since couples seem to be marrying younger but are smart | enough to realize that marriage shouldn’t mean the end of education. | However, the really big ballrooms that are usually chosen for large wedding seem to get booked up a year or more in advance, making it nts ~ s di ficult for ‘‘hasty” marriages planned only six months in advance . e To Hear Talk Area members of the Northern Illinois Region of ORT will attend a spring luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday On Tole Art Hotel, cago. A lecture on “The Art of Tole”’ at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday will begin the first March meeting for the Highland Park Woman’s Club. Mrs. Harrison Collins of Northfield will discuss tole, goldleafing, bronzing, and country painting, under the sponsorship of the collector’s study group. Mrs. Benedict Goodman, chairman, has asked members to bring their own exam- ples of tole for discussion. Following luncheon, Illinois Bell Telephone Co. will present a film on dope addiction, ‘‘The Dream Seekers.”’ The regular business meeting will begin at 2 p.m. with the report of the nominating committee as the main business. The afternoon will close with a by Greta Wiley who at 520 the S. Mrs. Stanley Park. @ married Feb. 16 in the home F f Mr. and Mrs. Milton P. Klein of ghland Sad Park. vows and a reception wed the ceremony. “The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Klein and Stanley M. Rosenba um both of Highland Park. Mrs. Clarence Nus of Arlingthe evening nuptials, isha — race Angels Ball of ORT WINNETKA 563 LINCOLN | de iy in the Highland Park Country Ch b, 1201 Park Av. “Angel Annie,” a life-size cartoon * os ae f ped will ‘greet guests with a message as they enter the | 10 OD q_ Souvenir programs will be dis‘tributed, bearing the names of the bal “angels” lett inscribed in gold S. another first from make-up studio The make-up mirror in an attache case. In this beige pretend ostrich grain case, a great little lighted mirror set into a moulded frame — $30.00. GOOD 1st TO MARCH 7TH Take care of your VISION with yearly EYE EXAMINATIONS. DR. MARK mee 53 Highwood Ave. Highwood « ID 2-7134 —WI 5-0674 cle the th sl cle sl olin ele weighs SBS eee SSS THROUGH SSB SEB less than MARCH SSBB 1018 Gage Street, Hubbard Woods three SSS 1967 eee eS ee HI 6-6140 Ilona Coiffures Stylist Designs New Hair Fashion Innovation — The Cubic Cut ‘See Kubica, a recent addition to the staff of Ilona Coiffures, 660 Vernon Ave., Glencoe, has designed a haircut which is something more than just a haircut. This new coiffure, which she calls the cubic cut evolved from a combination of her experience as amateur painter and professional hairdresser. The style has been so named, because the addition of a fall to a square or geometric cut provides it with a third dimension. che cle se sie sie site sie sh nic thn, thin. single strand and swept forward around the neck for an exquisite yet casual look. Fourth, the fall may be coiled on the crown, displaying the disciplined elegance of a tightly bound coif together with the clearly defined outline of the geometric style. Carol who has exhibited in several art shows, says that it was her interest in still lifes which distinct styles, is the most versatile coiffure im- first led her to apply some of the techniques she had learned in art school to hairdressing. In painting still lifes she always seeks to find com- aginable. First, there is the haircut worn without plimentary fall; chic and tailored, but less severe than the which though completely different, will harmo- forms, that is, two or more shapes Sassoon fashion, the ideal coiffure to accompany nize on canvas to form a a smart suit to a luncheon ture. While studying in one of Gene Shacove’s or an afternoon tea. Second, the fall may be worn at shoulder length combining the youthful grace of long, flowing hair with the sharp, clear lines of the short hair- HOUT OPTOMETRIST ste features: 11 - NATIONAL SAVE YOUR VISION WEEK sie Bonus pounds, including the case; mirror folds out to any angle; flips from regular to magnifying side; has a turn-on switch; recessed reflectors offer . shadow-free light; its standard 10 watt bulbs are easily replaced. The cubic cut, representing four completely MARCH Hillcrest 6-1811 FOR A LIMITED TIME WITH THIS COUPON The all-day sale will be held from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the church, 330 Laurel Av. Mrs. Carl Howard is the sale chairman and Mrs. James A. C. Kelly is the assistant chairman. Also working on the sale are Mrs. James Merricks and Mrs. John Johnsen. All are of Highland Park. Goods for the sale are collected all year and a special plea is being made to women to bring additional contributions to the church. Ball’ will take place at 7:30 p.m. Satur- eee ee customary. To Feature ‘Annie’ ‘Angels Mechs Regularly $30.00 Sale INCLUDES PIECES the New York, was an usher. The couple is living in Highland The annual rummage sale sponsored by the Women’s Association of the Highland Park Presbyterian Church will be held May 11 this year, instead of October as is as matron of honor was _ Mlewod. ORT’s Chi- Another brother, James Rosenbaum, a senior at Bard College in Set for May the Ege de wore a street-length powder |blue ensemble and carried white To ses on a white Bible. Mrs. Allen A. Levine of Glencoe is region president. Honor roll chairmen helping with the luncheon include Mrs. Edward Krinn of Highland Park. EVERY SILVER ITEM IN SHOP REDUCED! ANTIQUE AND MODERN! OVER 2,000 Highland Rummage n, Ia. = For Av., Park. _ The bride is the daughter of Mr. :an of training program. SAVE ON SILVER TODAY!—AND ALL MONTH LONG Ned S. Rosenbaum of Waltham, Mass., was his brother’s best man. William Atkinson Young read marriage Levin especially dedicated to furthering ORT’s education and vocational Pick-Congress Michigan will review “Flowers for Algernon” by Daniel Keyes. Tea will be served by Mrs. Richard G. Miller Jr. of Deerfield. Region Schedules Luncheon The luncheon will honor members Boe: Rosonbauni Nuptials Held in Home Aven N. Jensen of Highland Park Oe ES$ 2 ee en : ee North ORT ue : Jack Katz, whose daughter, Ronnie Lee, is planning to be married in August ran into this seemingly unsolvable problem. 4 inn desperation, she phoned Marshall Fields to get prices on their tallest luminum ladders, thinking to make a nice, sensible elopement possible. we downtown hotel had a “last minute” cancellation, so the wedding bios cn will be considerably more elaborate. (Mrs. Katz says Fields has some really long ladders, priced quite reasonably). s “William M. Rosenbaum and Mrs. : W onan’ Club program jpitvariaby, I bring mnese a handful of pussy willows or a few sprays of ob ee“ShSr ate BaPPee GedOBS $ Nd ae Incidentally ae a : ee Ss Boe age peta SS: a Be fee cut. Third, the fall may be bound together in a single aesthetic struc- hairstyling classes she hit upon the idea of com- bining the fall and the geometric look to complement one another in the cubic cut. 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Need some prudent, practical advice? in Evanston 1633 Chicago Avenue 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. daily. Closed Sundays. Ours come free with the furniture. hy �Song Spinners Find | Charity Can Be Fun By ANN FEUER Foreigners coming Colo., All-City Orchestra. to this coun- Other members of the group are Barbara (Mrs. John) Murray, Marilyn (Mrs. James) Weems, Marilyn (Mrs. Dean) Bartmess, Jan (Mrs. Arthur) Hoff, and Sara (Mrs. Charles) Winston. try frequently are amazed to find _ that a group of talented people will get to together, produce formance, rehearse strenuously a professional per- and then turn their fee over to charity. The group has made capsule versions of “Mary Poppins” and ‘Sound of Music,” and now is working up a Broadway tune program. Members frequently rehearse in one another’s homes or in the Presbyterian church and always try to stage their dress rehearsal in the auditorium where ae They’d find the Song Spinners of Deerfield even more difficult to understand. _ Most of them are married and Yet, putting on a musical show is ? their idea of fun. Plan _ Two the performance is to be given. ang _ full, and all of them are coping with _ PTA, Scout, or church responsibilities as well. WD) mothers of children, some of them are workifig either part-time or They’re Prepared “The Since they organized less than a year ago, the group has put on five performances, is booked more, made a for two contribution to the settlement houses of Chicago’s Inner City. Mickey (Mrs. Robert) Danford sings "Feed the Birds" in a scene from the Song Spinners’ capsule version of "Mary Pop- “Most pins." and has substantial of us are soloists or choir members at the First Presbyterian Church of Deerfield and members of the Deerfield Community Cho-Trus,”’ said music director Marybeth (Mrs. E. Don) Williams. Mrs. Williams has a degree in music education, studied choral singing under Robert Shaw, and directs the Carolers Choir composed of second and third graders at the First Presbyterian Church. “Some of us have had professional careers before settling down to marriage and children,” Joan (Mrs. Toner Hugh) Toner appeared in size acoustical More added. Mrs. Northwestern _ University’s Waa-Mu shows while attending the School of Speech. The singer had leading roles with Chicago’s American Opera Com_ pany before going to New York for private study in preparation for a Metropolitan Opera _ scholarship. Marriage changed her plans, however, “and now we’re emerging from our cocoons of domesticity,” _ She continued. Mickey (Mrs. Robert) -made her return to show Danford business at Mr. L’s Carousel in Waukegan, in both ‘‘South Pacific’ and ‘“‘Sound of Music.” Like Mrs. Toner, Carlita (Mrs. John) Lawver had studied for a career in opera. A former Deerfield resident who now lives in Lake of the stage problems and differ the from place to place, so we try to be prepared for anything,’’ Mrs. Toner said. ‘‘The organizations that have hired us always are very gracious about inviting us to join them at dinner. The food looks beautiful, but we’ve never managed to eat yet—we worry about singing well,” she added. has some sort of a conflict in Forest, she is one of three school teachers in the group. Mrs. Lawver and Miss Betty Williams both teach at Lake Forest High School. Tucky (Mrs. Roy) Kissling teaches vocal music at Woodland Park School in Deerfield. so that each member knows exactly where and when to report for rehearsals and performances, how to get there, and when the deadline is for checking makeup and lighting. Play Instruments By planning ahead, the women avoid neglecting their families in favor of their extracurricular activ- is a pianist as well as a singer and Mrs. Toner makes out a schedule ity. As a result, they say, their husbands are most co-operative when asked to lend a helping hand. Because of their husbands’ help, one of the Song Spinners remarked, serves the Song Spinners as accompanist. Last year she was accompanist for Off the Ground, Inc., the North Shore group which annually produces an original musical show for charity. Roy (Mrs. Terry) States former- spotlight linger for a moment on his wife while she’s singing a solo, ly played the violin in the Denver, well, why not? eee ae. e € & ‘ BOP & 2S if o4aet Oo go Don) (Mrs. Usually a dozen members appear in a performance, as one or another schedule. Husbands and children attend dress rehearsals. ‘‘It’s helpful to have an audience,’ Mrs. Williams said. Two members of the group are talented instrumentalists. . Sara (Mrs. Dennis) Haase of Northbrook Barbara (Mrs. John) Murray (left) and Marybeth (Mrs. Williams rehearse a duet for "Sound of Music'' with Sara Dennis) Haase at the piano. their shows have always gone smoothly. And if a husband wants to let the Marilyn (Mrs. James) Weems Lawver as Jane provide the production of "Mary Poppins." as Michael and Carlita (Mrs. John) narration for the Song Spinners’ e o 2 ieee A quartet of Song Spinners sings ''Maria" in the group's abridged presentation of “Sound of Music." From left are Mrs. Danford, Roy (Mrs. Terry) States, Miss Betty Williams, and Mrs. Lawver. 62 Joan (Mrs. Hugh) Toner sings a solo, "The Lonely Goatherd," from "Sound of Music." Humming along are (from left) Marilyn (Mrs. Dean) Bartmess, Tucky (Mrs. Roy) Kissling, and Mrs. Weems. (Staff Photos by Jan Bateman) March 2, 1967 �Feiss eee ee i a oA ii Ss aan i ee erie a hs oe — Indian Singer Deerfield Stagers Plan Will Address One-Act Play Contest Folk Group The Deerfield Stagers, sponsorship Calvin Fastwolf, an American Indian, will speak at a folk song workshop at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Village School of Folk Music, 631 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield. A Chicago resident, Mr. Fast- wolf is a and The self on the guitar. Mr. Fastwolf contemporary American folk numbers by and about Indians. He will ‘‘Drums” will by teach Peter the LaFarge audience an Indian song. At the American Indian Center in Chicago, Mr. Fastwolf works with youngsters ing them and club groups, teach- about their own heritage and tribal customs. The free public workshop their first be and mailed will be will be later notified awarded will include group singing led by Bob Gand, 665 Timber Hill Rd., Deer- Arlington Plans Concert winning artist. She formerly lived in Arlington Heights. Members of the Bach Society will present a Saturday concert in the at home 8:30 p.m. of Robert Humphreys, 815 Bluff St., Glencoe. Everett Zlatoff-Mirsky of Highland Park will play Johann Sebastian Bach’s Sonata in E minor for unaccompanied violin. With harpsichordist Nancy (Mrs. Robert) Humphrey, he also will play George Frideric Handel’s Sonata in E minor for violin and continuo. 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North Beef, Ham or Combination with potato or baked beans, salad, homemade roll or bread and special BBQ Sauce. $2.50 Prime in CHAMS TH TEAWOUSE DINNERS THAT HAVE UNUSUAL FLAVOR — DIAL 433-3766 Highland resident mention Man,”’ will be on display through Mar. 9 in the league’s gallery in the various types of construction, including collages, mobiles, kinetic sculptures, and “happenings.” Heights played. ee lee Rd. art form and will show examples of Bach Society is an Park honorable Suburban Fine Arts Center, 1140 Park Av. W., Highland Park. Mrs. Miller will explain the new Panel members will be four artists whose work will be disAv., Highland ject of a talk-demonstration by Glencoe artist Claire (Mrs. Harold) Miller at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the field, director of the school. ee regardless of place of residence. Constructionism Fieldhouse, Arlington Heights. Houskeeper, at eta (Mrs. Lawrence) Block, 1773 Ridge- At Arts Center Human Relations Commission. The free public meeting will be held at 8 p.m. in the Pioneer Park Mrs. Pes ae: DR CANTONESE-AMERICAN a $50 Barbara (Mrs. Harold L.) Houskeeper of Deerfield will moderate a panel discussion Sunday on the Negro as an artist, under the the ay ae whose boundaries touch Deerfield. However, all members of the Stagers are eligible to compete by Deerfield Artist To Moderate Talk of 3 second part of the North Shore Art League’s Student Show. She is Abby Will Lecture than September. The contest is limited to residents of Deerfield and those communities auspices A District, 835 Hazel no Se “e: ceived Claire Miller to the : ee Abby Block Honored For Art Show Entry A complete set of the rules can be obtained from the Deerfield Park District headquarters. cash prize. In addition, the Stagers will present the winning play at the annual one-act play festival in Mr. Fastwolf will demonstrate various kinds of Indian music, ranging from Sioux tribal songs to and winner Aug.1 and American folk songs, accompanying him- sing should Park Av., postmarked midnight May 20. Indian Park Any style, any subject matter, any type of play is permissible, providing it does not exceed one act and one hour in length. A half-hour in length is preferable. Entries Sioux sings District, have planned one-act play contest. Deerfield formerly of S. D. He writes poetry under the of the Deerfield ae Park “BEWITCHING!”’—n.y. World Journal Tribune “ENGAGING LONG RUN HIT!” MAIL ORDERS NOW! OR SEATS ite AT BOX OFFICE Mon. thru Thurs. EVES.: Orch. & Mezz. $6; Balc. $5.50, $5, $4.50; 2nd Balc. $3.50; Fri. & Sat. EVES.: Orch. & Mezz. $6.50; Balc. $6, $5.50, $5; 2nd Balc. $4; Wed. & Sat. 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Sun. thru Thurs. doors open 1:30. “The Professionals” at |: 45, ae 3 and 10. Other feature ot 3:50 an 59. Next Friday itsd Lolth 3 tpn canin> |COMMUNITY Sherman Ave. i cab kiciikkitik tik . no meter charge 5-3406 cn ETTER THAN EVER GR » oo. 0.0. &. 4.4.0.0. 0.4.0.0, 4.0.0.0,9,0.9.0,0.9.9,9.0.0.9,0,9,0,0,9,9,9,0.901 Phone < oe loot JOVIES “KISS THE GIRLS & MAKE THEM DIE" Jane Fonda "ANY WEDNESDAY" PARKING March 2, 1967 ee �Compiled by Sara Bloom, ALFIE Winters) Alfie is (Michael Chairman, Caine, Shelley a handsome Cockney, and this film documents his life with the opposite sex. Alfie is selfish, irresponsible, and cheerfully amoral. He neither deserves nor gets audience sympathy, but the good performance by Mr. Caine is al- ways interesting. Color. Adults. Three Folk Pieces Will Be Played At N.U. Concert an English Renaissance composer. Original Japanese dance music in contemporary setting will be heard in Bernard Rogers’ ‘‘Three Japanese Dances.”’ Percy Grainger recorded folk tunes from Lincolnshire, which provided the inspiration for his “Lincolnshire Posy.” selecLouis Angelini, Gunther Schuller, J. S. Bach, and John Philip Sousa. Fred Hemke will conduct the free public concert in Cahn Auditorium, 600 Emerson St. Mr. Hemke, 2321 Brown Av., is acting assistant director of bands and chairman of the percussion instruments in the School of Music. wind and department 3 Local Women Will Show Art Three local artists will show their a week-long show of paintings on a relative to ORT’s credo, “Help a man to help himself.” The artists are Annette (Mrs. Thomas) and Baber, Illene (Mrs. 878 Park Av. Harold) W., Casden, 1086 Bob O’Link Rd., both of Highland Park, and Pat (Mrs. Phillip) Gorchoff, 615 Indian Hill Rd., Deerfield. About 50 entries are expected in the show, sponsored by Committee win, and dispose of each other. Like the majority of one-joke films, it begins to pall about halfway through. The Riviera background is dazzling. Color. Adults. A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM (Zero Mostel, Phil Silvers) This film version of the bawdy musical zany. farce, Roman couldn’t slave Pseu- dolus is to earn his freedom by helping his inept young master secretly marry a gorgeous slave girl. The performances keep things moving at an almost maniacal clip. If racy slapstick is your cup of nectar, you’ll have a Roman holiday at the Forum. Color. Adults and mature young people. PENELOPE (Natalie Wood, Dick Shawn, Peter Falk, Ian Bannen) Natalie Wood as Penelope, a banker’s wife, turns shoplifter to get her busy young husband’s attention. When that fails, she robs his bank. It’s all in fun, and Penelope returns all the loot. The actors mug their way through their parts, and the script is a hodge podge of stale jokes. Color. Adults and mature young people. NOT WITH MY WIFE YOU DON’T (Tony Curtis, Virna Lisi, George C. Scott) Tony Curtis, happily married to Virna Lisi, sees untoward menace in the form of an old buddy, George C. Scott. The three met during the Korean War in which Curtis and Scott were fliers and Miss Lisi a nurse, who had difficulty choosing between them. work this month at ‘“‘Art for ORT,” theme Film fino as two con artists out to woo, Broadway Gordon Jacob’s ‘William Byrd Suite” is based on the melodies of are of Club ARRIVEDERCI, BABY! (Tony Curtis, Rosanna Schiaffino) This breakneck comedy puts Tony Curtis and Rosanna Schiaf- be more Three works for band that find their origins in folk songs will be among those presented by the Northwestern University Concert Band at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday. Also on the program tions from the works Drama the County Region of Women’s Lake Ameri- Good performances, amusing situations, and bright dialogue keep this entertaining. Color. Adults and mature young people. THE Marvin, PROFESSIONALS Burt Lancaster, (Lee Robert Ryan) A topflight cast, taut direction, tense action, and wide-open western spaces make up this rousing adventure film. A wealthy rancher hires four gunfighters to rescue his wife, a Mexican girl, who has been kidnapped by a guerilla leader in Mexico’s 1917 revolution. can ORT. The exhibit will open with a reception at 12:30 p.m. Mar. 14 in Congregation Solel, 1300 Color. people. Clavey Rd., Highland Park. Glenview Club To Serve as Host For Music Event Riverwoods Woman Gives Demonstration Grace (Mrs. William B.) Gardner of Riverwoods recently demonsrated the technique of collage for he Westchester Art League. Be- Adults and mature young Members of the Glenview Parents Music Club will serve as hosts Saturday for the annual North West hicago, and at two shows earlier his week—the annual exhibit of the oman’s Club of Evanston and the Grade School Orchestra Association festival. The public program, to be held in the west gymnasium of Glenview Junior High School, will feature orchestras from the Deerfield, Des Plaines, Dundee, Glenview, Libertyville, and Skokie school systems. The conductors will include Chicago composer Merl Isaac, whose ‘Festival Overture” will be performed for the first time as a finale by the combined All-Festival Orchestra, and Ivan Warble, conductor of the first Glenview Festival in Deer 1963. ginning with a blank canvas, some magazines, and acrylic paints, the artist developed the combination of monobjective painting and collage ork which is typical of one of the tyles in which she works. .Mrs. Gardner, 720 Thornmeadow Rd., has a one-man show at the Abbey in Lake Geneva through next hursday. Her paintings were shown recenty at the Path University Art Club League’s Show in the Lake Forest Club. March 2, 1967 of Winter Activities will begin at 12:30 p.m Me * Wa "Hands," by Mrs. Lucile Stry ker of Highland Park is a winner in the Chicago Area Camera Club Resident Wins Highest Honor 4rt Institute Bd. Sets Series The Highland Park Associates of the Woman’s Board of the Art Institute of Chicago will present In Slide Event their Chicago Area Camera Clubs Association color slide competition last month. Mrs. Lucile Stryker, 1924 Ridge Rd., took the blue ribbon with her 35mm slide titled ‘‘Hands.”’ Mrs. Stryker has been a member of the Highland Park club for two years and has won three Picture of the Month and one Picture of the Year awards. Earn Honorable Mention Three other members, John Gilszmer, 1531 Oakwood PIl., Deerfield; and Albert Mecham, 2363 Shady Ln., and Marshall Ledlie, 288 Walker Av., both of Highland Park, re- ceived honorable mention in the Chicago area contest. The Highland Park group was Miss’ Lawson Y in Name Winners Winners at the last meeting were Miss club is open Information calling Miss can Musa to men DeMouth will WILL CONDUCT SEMINAR Harry painter, Bouras, Chicago sculptor, and art critic will conduct a seminar on “‘The Artist as a Total next Thurs- president, .secre- _ Society and now She has’ Oberlin of Reginald Foort, FRCO, ARCM Terry L. Haws, LRAM Ralph Nordmark, MM and Introducing Barla Durke — Miss Teenage Friday, March 8:15 America 3, 1967 P.M. NORTH SHORE HOTEL Grand Ballroom Chicago Avenue and Davis Street Evanston, Illinois Courtesy of Baldwin 323 South Wabash WA Admission Free ie ‘The lectures will begin at 8 p.m. | in the library, 494 Laurel Av. — presenting in concert the music of by at the a as | College and a master’s from Brow University. speak — 14 BALDWIN ORGANS | and YWCA. Man” Monday through day at Barat College. depart- ment, vice with in improving skill. Edward Av., Highland be obtained of cation Mar. It is a very good year — 1967] and Victor Chiappe, 1976 Northland Av., both of Highland Park; John Chiappe of Evanston; and Mr. Gilszmer. The president, tary, and treasurer of the of Architectural Historians is on its board of directors. a bachelor’s degree from edu- izations Wriston Egidio Fraulini, 762 Llewellyn Av., women interested their photographic Herz, 86 Walker Park, is president. head given and 21 and Apr. 4 and 11. Miss Wriston has served on ‘‘Ancient Civil- The club meets at 8 p.m. the third Thursday of each month in the Highland Park YWCA, 474 Laurel Av. At each meeting, four slides are chosen as entries in the Chicago area contest, which is held the B.C. to 332 B.C. The talks will be Barbara _ Wriston, with five members. There are now 30. The club has been affiliated with C.A.C.C.A. for three years. at lec- _ the museum organized four years ago and began monthly Chicago. spring Egypt.” She will accompany her talk with slides, showing the art and archeology of Egypt from 5000 ture series on » Tuesday evenings ™, in the Highland w; Park Public Library. A member of the Highland Park Y Camera Club won first prize in the Association competition. The 35-mm colored slide aa took first prize. Piano & Organ Company Avenue Chicago, Illinois 2-6900 Door Prizes Refreshments �AFS Weekend ie Tnolude’ Dinner, Panel Discussion / By the News Bureau Highland Park High School Twenty-one countries will be represented in Highland Park today, Art Exhibits EDENS THEATER, ‘sculpture by members ae “ee pis F tomorrow, 363 Skokie Blvd., Northbrook. Paintings and of the Suburban Fine Arts Center, through Mar. 15. _ 580 ROGER WILLIAMS BLDG. Paintings by Brooke Hastings (Mrs. John Allison) of Glenview, through March. HICKORY HALL GALLERIES, Rt. 45, one » mile west of Half Day. ‘Works of international artists and studio exhibit of Gwen (Mrs. Raymond) ino, featuring portraits and animal studies. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 2 pm. | daily; noon to 9, p.m. Sunday. HIGHLAND PARK COUNTRY CLUB, 1201 Park Av. W.-. Paintings by oes | ee ‘Dons Carl Schwartz and Kay Hoffman-Schwartz, instructors Fine Arts Center, through March. at HIGHLAND PARK HOSPITAL, 718 Glenview Av. Paintings by Elaine ltrs. Daniel R.) Halperin, 3268 Summit Av., Highland Park, through ocala HIGHLAND PARK THEATER, 445 Central Av. Paintings by George attend, 90 Lakeside Pl., Highland Park. a va be _ HIGHLAND PARK WOMAN’S CLUB, 1991 Sheridan Rd. Paintings by Louise (Mrs. James) Bernard, 1632 Linden Av., Highland Park, through _ March. =» _ LEEDS JEWELERS, 495 Central Av., Highland Park. Paintings ‘Virginia (Mrs. Martin) Tausz of Evanston, through March. ae = _ MORAINE-ON-THE-LAKE | by Geraldine i: through March. S. (Mrs. HOTEL, John) 2501 DeBoice, 1145 by Sheridan Rd. Paintings Norman Ln., Deerfield, Drama Production “se LAKE FOREST COLLEGE, Lorraine Hansberry’s ‘Raisin in the Sun,” Zz. 715 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday, Durand Aud torium, North Campus. iB ? ae ;Be Music Programs BACH SOCIETY. Concert, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Robert Humphrey _ Tesidence, 815 Bluff St., Glencoe. E LAKE FOREST COLLEGE. Faculty trio concert, McCormick Auditorium, Sheridan Rd. and College Rd. Dr. : 3:30 p.m., gahibltors ES at the Winnetka Public Schools Art Library, located in the Kate Dwyer Room of » School, 520 Glendale Av. Skokie They are Joan Taxay-Weinger (Mrs. Paul Weinger), 2927 Summit Av, Serene _ 268 Moraine (Mrs. Rd., Donald) and Flax, Barbara - (Mrs. Lawrence) Spitz, 150 Indian fre Dr., all of Highland Park; and eons (Mrs. Paul) Schlenker, 819 Club Will Give “Ast Harvard Award _ The first Harvard Special Award will be presented at the annual _ dinner meeting of the Harvard Club __ of Chicago at 6 p.m. May 17 in the 5 @heraton-Blackstone Hotel, S. Mich-: igan Av. and E. Balbo Dr., Chicago. A gold statue of John "Harvard, _ the University’s founder, will go to an individual who has given dis; Holmes Av., and Barbara (Mrs. Harold L.) Houskeeper, 842 Holmes Av., both of Deerfield. The miniature North Shore version of the Art Institute of Chicago Sales and Rental Gallery offers its services to all North Shore residents. It is open from 3 to 4:30 p.m. every Tuesday and from 10 a.m. to noon Saturdays. Fashions by Bonwit Scheduled for Showing Fashions by Bonwit Teller will highlight Saturday’s fashion show luncheon sponsored by the Chicago Area Federation of Zeta Tau Alpha. The noon luncheon which benefits the cerebral palsied will be held in the Old Orchard Country Club, 700 W. Rand Rd., Mt. Prospect. Mrs. Frank D. Biggan of Deerfield is among those planning the and Saturday, as the American Field Service Committee sponsors its annual AFS weekend. The festivities will begin this afternoon with the arrival of the 26 AFS exchange students who are presently living on the North Shore. After dinner with their American hosts, 14 of the students will participate in a panel discussion sponsored by the Parent-Teachers Association and moderated by Robert Carmichael, who recently science returned teacher from Tur- key. Philippines, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. side Hamilton Loeb Jr., 365 LakePl.; and Nurten Kanyar, Turkey, Mr. and Mrs. Morry Marcus, 307 Lambert Tree Av. Also participating in the weekend will be who will stay Annie Domine with Mr. of France, and Mrs. The rest of the exchange students will participate in a similar discussion tomorrow morning, moderated by Peggy Reuler, AFS committee president, after which they will attend classes with Highland Park students. An all-school reception in honor of the AFS students will be held at the Snack Bar after school. Following a dinner for the exchange students and their hosts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Weinstock of 70 Oakvale Rd., Highland Park, the students will ‘attend a performance of ‘“Brigadoon,”’ the spring play, at 8:15 p.m. in the main auditorium. After the show, they will attend a party in their honor, Saturday morning, a _ farewell brunch will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bay of 930 Fairview Rd., Highland Park. students and their hosts include Judit Zoltay from Argentina, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bay, 930 Fairview Rd.; Tamako Nakai, Japan, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goldman, 953 Wildwood Ln.; Bianca Guariglia, Italy, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bernabei, 201 Sheridan Rd.; Mersini Moreleli, Greece, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Achberger, 303 Prospect Av. Also, Gerdur Ingimarsdottir, Iceland, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zucker, 669 Kincaid St.; Unni Rustad, Norway, Chester, Mr. 820 and Mrs. Leonard Marion Av.; Suki see Schramm early in the fourth quarter gave the faculty all-star team a lead it never relinquished, going on to defeat the varsity five 52-44 in the annual student-faculty basketball game at Highland Park High School Feb. 22. The varsity led throughout most of the game up to that point, chiefly on the strength of good outside Robert Schwall of 63 Western Av., Highwood; Zenad Abbas Rabie, shooting. Egypt, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Buhai, 3131 Dato Av.; Tina Lulong, Viet Nam, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Shure, overcome 1784 Linden Av.; Alvaro JohanningCrozco, Costa Rico, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weinberg, 1235 Linden Av.; Joachim Bornkamm, Germany, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oppenheimer, The discussion, considering the differences between the various 1142 Sheridan Rd.; Helmut Aner, countries represented with respect - Brazil, Mr. and Mrs. David Joseph, to education, national issues, and 215 Lakeside Av.; and Lucho Intercustoms, will begin at 8 p.m. in the donato-Zavala, Peru, Mr. and Mrs. student auditorium at the high Eugene Addison, 1295 Lincoln Av. school. South. The AFS Area Artists Showing Work _ Five area artists are among the Romero, Herbert Baker, 333 Lakeside PIl.; Irmgard Specht, Germany, Mr. and Others include Alfredo Monteverde from Argentina, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Abels of 1314 Linden Av.; Victor Manela, Philippines, Mr. and Mrs. Justus Schlic- ting, 638 Old Elm Rd.; Ariel Rivas- Lopez, Uruguay, Mrs. Sharl Bass, 833 Kimballwood Ln.; Raimund Suckro, Germany, Mr. and Mrs. 179 Pierce Rd.; abundance the was strong man’s land, North award Shore members committee are on the Christopher G. Janus of Winnetka, Harvard Club president; and Robert F. Spin— dell of Kenilworth. | William McKee Dunn is of Win- netka is chairman of the committee _ planning this year’s annual dinner, which will feature a talk by _ Franklin L. Ford, dean of Har_ vard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Fi66 “a played 9. Robert several IN A SWISS CHATEAU A unique opportunity to learn to speak French, travel in Europe, and live in a chateau. The TUTOR Applied Lin- | guistics Center in Geneva is offering coma_ special chaperoned program by the audiostudy French bining travel selected with method visual and cultural opportunities in Europe. Oper: to girls from 15 to 18 of all nationalities. Students live in an elegant chateau on Lake Geneva complete with private beach, boating facilities, tennis courts, and an alpine surrounding. For further information write: TUTOR, 20 rue de Lausanne, Geneva, Switzerland. to defense Masters dis- moves, but good scored only 6 points. Officials for the game included Mr. Jim Righeimer, physical education teacher, and Mr. John Arreazola, Spanish teacher. ‘*Brigadoon’’ Ready “Brigadoon,” Highland Park High School’s spring play, will be tomorrow and Saturday given nights. (Continued on page 67) Rabindra- Av. South; Haspeter Kriesi, Switzerland, Mr. and Mrs. William Pathman, 1240 Crofton Av.; Hans Kreutzfeldt, Denmark, Mr. and Mrs. Robert David, 130 Sheridan Rd.; Terry Ong, Malaysia, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Paul, 940 Ridgewood Dr. Co-ordinators of the weekend, besides Peggy, include Jean Kramer, committee secretary; Marcia Zucker, treasurer; and _ Laurie Pathman and Steve Ettlinger, Snack other Bar co-chairmen. members of the They and Committee will be selling AFS welcome buttons for 15 cents apiece all next week. Faculty Wins Two free throws by Coach Chuck Catherine Warton Mrs. Catherine J. Warton, 44, of 1455 Stratford Rd., Deerfield, died Monday after suffering an apparent heart attack in a taxicab near the Chicago and North Western Ry. station in Chicago. Mrs. writer Warton and was a former Chicago’s American. Survivors include a free-lance reporter her for husband, John; a daughter, Jennifer, 5; two sons, John Jr., 23, and Jeffrey, 9; and her father, Reginald mond of South Carolina. G. Ham- Services were held Wednesday at the Trinity Episcopal Church in Highland Park. gsi ieee IBM Needs TECHNICIANS a PrBPrBrPBrPrA aaa ee q PUPP OO D OOP PPP» | zone nath Gupta, India, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ettlinger Jr., 1370 Lincoln event. INTERNATIONAL SUMMER this assistant coach, Gerald Var- had - tinguished services to the Chicago _ area. It is intended to be an annual 3 award. of necessary and rebounding skills exhibited by the faculty players. Yet, Steve Steinberg managed to tally 13 points on long shots, followed by Art Elliot with 10 and Minnie Scornavacco and Brad Lind with 6 points each. Varsity cage Coach Fred Dickman led the all-stars with 13 points. John Scornavacco scored 10, as did Chuck Schramm, while Mr. Dick- Roy Simon, 1540 Sheridan Rd.; Rick Grayson, New Zealand, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kramer, 832 Bob O’Link Rd.; Thierry Hallot, France, .Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reuler, The outside shooting We are seeking high school graduates. Do you have mechanical aptitude and can you meet the public? If so, we would like to see you. Please ask for Mr. John Pregler OFFICE PRODUCTS DIVISION —2en| |7|§ Central St., Evanston DA 8-8600 or BR 3-3400 An Equal Soren ig Ataege ee calendar Eo eee tine sche wt �Crazy, Wretched, Dingle, Wart All Add Up to Unpredictability rambling rock and roll group. _ Started a year ago on Lincoln’s birthday, the foursome: Crazy Charlie, Wretched Ron, Steve the Wart, and Dingle Dave a unique style. veloped have If detheir style could be classified, they might call it Unpredictability. Their behavior includes several unusual antics: Humorous as their special Chinese fire drill, disastrous as all four using one microphone (naturally someone else was seeing to the equipment), odd as their after-performance kool-aid parties, and painful as one of their fingers through the fanbelt of a car. In their whirling world of fun High School News (Continued from page 66) Tickets, which cost $1.50 or an activity ticket punch, are still available at school during lunch periods or at the door before each performance. The play will be given in the main auditorium at 8:15. The cast, members, consisting of over 70 has been practicing hard for the performances. Playing Jeff will be Ken Finder and Dave Simons. Archie Beaton will be played by Lance Rodgers, and Jon Brent will portray Harry Beaton. Jim Crowley will be Sandy Dean, and John Straus will be Andrew MacLaren. Warren Nelson and Scott Hansen are Charlie and Mark Lavin will be Mr. Lundie, Selected to play Fiona were Lynn Meg will be played by Suzy mann and Reisler Gail and Jill Hirsch. Stein. EckLarry Rubenstein and Dan Shapiro will play Tommy, and Warren Nelson and Scott Hansen will play Charlie. Sword dancers include Jon Brent and Ernest Garner. Bob Kramsky will play Angus MacGuffy. John Bass will be Frank. ~ Marilyn Scher and Jan Mitchell will be Jean. Maggie be played by Anderson will Debbie Loeff Sue Nissenson, Debbie RedMary Scully, Kathy Steele, Points Points Caplin, Carrie Will Close will the John Morris, Tim Winter, and Jim Powell. Fred Kramer, Jon Brent, Bohn, Scott —_— ee ee was Robert The students were accompanied by Miss Marie Wall, business education teacher. WILL ENTERTAIN The Cole Marionettes will entertain students in Deerfield South School today with their per- formance of “The Circus” all-school assemblies. Cochran, rhythm and monica and, according to the other members of the group, trys vainly to play the electric peach pit. guitarist, Ron Leto ski race when he isn’t plinking with his guitar. He was a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship program. Steve Perraud, the only one who doesn’t attend Highland Park High School, plays the drums and now keeps his fingers out of his car’s fanbelt. Dave Durment has found enough to from playing participate cross country in his bass guitar HPHS’s track with Charlie, be a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship, and a National Honor Society member. Their group started when Charlie was constantly ribbing Dave about his musical ability. The four got just to see how they at two gether and operating just for fun, they decided they needed a name. Lynx was chosen with no apparent reason and, according to Charlie, means ‘‘absolutely nothing”’. These fantastic four like the soeeneccevececccescrecceccoscoceosocccceseeoceooes HEY HOMEOWNER! | blues and the hard rock sounds; the Yardbirds, Animals, and the Stones are their favorite groups. From the Animals they adopted the style of grub clothes. In their short existence they have played at the Cave, Exit, and Panther. They hope to make a few demonstration tapes and get fhe backing of a recording company. They also plan to hold an all-Lynx performance some time in the early part of March. 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Faculty advisers include Miss Shirley Nice, drama coach; Mr. March 2, 1967 speakers Sabonjian, mayor of the host city. Park Charlie sounded and what they heard they liked. Once their group was to- Seminar Cianchetti, Basses are Mark Bohn, Dave Enstrom, George Inglis, Rich Kaplin, Fred Kramer, Larry Leviton, Hanson, who indepen- organ, is a member of the National Honor Society. He was chairman of the School Chest Drive committee. His talents vary: he composes songs, occasionally plays the har- time girls tarial Seminar given by the Shoreland Chapter of the National Secretaries Association on Feb. 18 at the Waukegan Inn in Waukegan. Richetta Iovino and Pattie Massa, juniors, attended workshops, lectures, and_ exhibits. Redfield. are Mark for Two business education students at Highland Park High School attended the 11th annual Secre- Among is surprisingly together Attend Zimmerman, and Dawn Matsumoto. Tenors will include Carey Chickerneo, Barry DeLee, Tim Enstrom, Ernest Garner, Reid Halperin, Stuart Leviton, Sue Patterson, and Sue dancers Garner, close Pep Club. Debbie Burns, Julie Dean, Shery Halperin, Jan Ratzer, Dede Rau, Pattie Redfield, Betsy Stern, Michell Valez, Lois Winters, Lois Boy Ernest Albin, Old members need 20 points and new members need 22. Initiation for the new members will be held on Mar. 16, according to Randee Brown, senior representative of Barack, Wendy Berlient, Birnbaum, Jackie Broida, Wendy Edward want to join Highland Park High School’s Pep Club next Thursday. Beth Sweeney, Meg Sweeny, Martha Turk, Loretta Wanserski, Ann Weissman, Joan Wilson, and Lisa Wynn. Altos will be Margie Altman, Mary Holly girls’ physical education and Nancy Meserow portrays Jane Ashton. The chorus will include sopranos Betsy Cochran, Patty Crewdson, Debbie Dubach, Nancy Isserman, Mary man, Caliendo, one dent and somewhat serious. The lead Master, likes Edward Arenson, English teacher; Mr. Martin Haberland, music department chairman; Miss Sonja teacher; and Mr. music teacher. each ne equally rrr and tr unpredictable IMPORT MOTORS HI 6-6100 MTTITI As skillful as the animal, the Lynx is a WINNETKA LUMBER COMPANY 594 Green Bay Road Winnetka SOOOOOHHHOHHOHHOHSHSHHHHHSHOHOHHHHHHSHSHHHSHOHHOHOEEES 9 �Noises, Smells Are Worth By Diana Neuman Sounds of drilling and sawing resound through classrooms. Halls smell like smudge pots and workmen are seen continuously welding, sawing, and drilling. All of these are part of the work being done to enlarge Deerfield High School. With the increased student body, expansion and re- modeling work is being done to improve the usability of DHS. Progress is now visable in many different parts of this construction. Area 10, the new math wing, is almost sealed off from the outside. "#4 Bill Grile, Nancy Hines (left), and Bindy Nelson view a tropical jungle scene on the wall inside Deerfield High School. (Staff Photo) Entrance By ELLEN DEUTSCH evaluate his With the help of guidance teachers, parents, and counselors, he must rate himself. Knowing that over half of the students who are accepted to college either drop out or transfer after the freshman year, it is important that he choose a college in which he will be able to work successfully while preparing for a career. Entrance examinations are one means of determining ability. Also, colleges use these exams to pick students who can profit from the institution’s educational facilities. Results of the test are important, because they are used in a scientific way to compare all can- didates for admission. A high school record alone cannot measure academic promise because marking standards differ among schools. Class standing in a very small high school is not as meaningful as in a large school. The standing in a specialized school is of little significance except for those on the very top. Therefore, entrance exams give equal opportunity to college bound students. Today, about 850 scholarship pro- grams require applicants to take one or more of the following: Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), achievement tests, writing samples, and American program (ACT). College Testing The SAT includes several differ- Social Studies Social studies teachers from the area met Friday at Northwoods Jr. High School to discuss the junior high schools’ role in teaching current affairs and politics in relation to the high school’s social studies program. Mr. Louis Adler and Mr. Kerin Walsh represented Deerfield High School at this conference. With the elimination of the U.S. Government course at the High School, the eighth grade social studies teachers must give the student more information on politics to prepare him for high school. 68 to understand and word to comprehend on the outside cannot be begun until the weather is warmer. In area 12, near the boys’ gym, it doesn’t look like much progress has been made, but in the bottom of what appears to be a large hole, the construction of ing and wiring, erect the structural steel, is close in the structure with walls and windows, set up smudge pots to get the frost out of the ground, put in the floors, and finish up the interiors blackboards, with paint, plastering, and all the other final details of a new room. One might wonder what effect the recent period of bad -weather has had on the work. Mr. Robert Benson, principal of DHS, said, “In spite of the weather we have picked up much time we lost waiting for materials.” Since the beginning of the con- struction only one day has been lost on the work. This was the Friday during the blizzard when all of the Chicago area was snowed in. Enough progress has been made that when the weather gets bad, indoor work can be substituted for outdoor jobs. Much Work Left Much work is still left to be done relationships what new locker rooms is going on. The general procedure with a new portion of the school is to lay the foundations, putting in plumb- ability on read. the addition, but progress is being continually made. During the summer, remodeling of portions of the present interior of the school is The math section tests the ability of the student to understand and solve problems. Two separate scores are given for these tests. Arranged order of increasing difficulty, the SAT is divided into five or six separately timed sections of objective multiple-choice planned. Summer reflect this work. school changes Extension of the summer school day from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. is the largest change. By lengthening the hour tests designed to measure the general level of achievement in a subject field. The choice will depend upon the requirements of the colleges to which the student is day the limited number of teaching stations available can be used more fully for a greater number of classes. A majority of the academic classes are planned for the morning hours. During the afternoon and early evening some review courses for upperclassmen, non-credit workshops, and athletic courses are scheduled. Having classes in the evening allows upperclassmen who * work to take part in some portion applying. of summer school. questions. Therefore, students who do not have time to complete the test will at least have a better chance of answering correctly those questions they do attempt. The achievement tests are one- a certain With the planned remodeling, six number of achievement tests. Some halls are not usable. These halls are C, J, G, F, H, and I. In order to Most colleges require specify the particular tests they wish the applicants to take; other colleges expect applicants to take tests in their strongest subjects. The writing sample consists of a one-hour essay-writing exercise which can be taken alone or in meet the deadlines of construction the builders must have access to all areas of the school in which they achievement tests. This essay is not graded, but it is sent to the college or colleges requested as another indication of the student’s potential. The three by tests the above College are Junior Tina Schwochow Examination Board. The ACT, however, is developed by the American College Testing program. Not all colleges require each test consists averaging of four 45 Over 100 Deerfield High School students will participate in the 1967 annual mathematics examination, but parts, America, The Society of Actuaries, and Mu Alpha Theta, will cover this test, minutes in length. The English exam is a test of appropriateness and effectiveuess of written expression. It is con- first- and second-year algebra and cerned with diction, writing, form, style, of mechanics of and organiza- tion. The math test requires reasoning and familiarity with skills and concepts taught in high school. The social studies and natural science tests are designed to measure the ability of the student to perform the kind of reasoning and problem solving required in these fields. work continues at geometry. The three best individual scores each school are combined to make a ‘‘team score.’’ This total is then compared with other schools. There are 86 schools in our region, and last year we ranked 13th, and 10th in the state. A silver cup will be awarded the school score. Each with the regional highest winner to team re- ceives a bronze cup. A demonstration slide rule goes to the second meet in the music department, industrial arts department, the art department, the auditorium, and - the cafeteria. Math Test Set for Mar. 9 to be held next Thursday. The contest, sponsored jointly by The Mathematical Association of most state-supported schools do. The studies as construction Deerfield High School. (Staff Photo) pre- Entrance are working. Therefore classes will SS combination with one, two, or three pared Teachers Talk but the brick work ent types of questions, some verbal and some mathematical. The verbal sections test a student’s En- glish department, should be closed in within a week. The structural steel of the new girls’ gym is up, Teen Page Abilities very college-bound student must potential. D.H.S. Lxams Measure Once it is fully sealed all that is left to be done are the interiors. Area nine, the library and It Plan Team Teaching Another major change in summer school this year is the amount of team teaching planned. There will highest scoring school in each -. be large lecture classes and small region, and a mathematics pin to discussion groups in typing, M-2, and SS-11, 12. Although this arthe student in each school with the rangement is a result of the highest positive score. construction, 10 D.H.S. Students Attend Conference Nine hundred students from Chicago area high schools, including 10 from Deerfield High, attended the 22nd Annual Business Students’ Conference on Feb. 22 at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago. The Deerfield students that participated are Sue Cassell, Jan Chester, Keith Colombik, Kathie Feagan, William Grile, Rick Hasser, Shirene Kafader, Chuck Linscott, Deborah Mayo, and Lynn Miller. Theodore Repsholdt, summer school director, feels that it “provides the staff with a chance to explore large group instruction in certain subjects.” With the planned construction on the library, all the books must be evacuated. Those that deal with the subjects being studied in summer school will be taken out and kept separate for the use of summer school students. No science courses are being offered at DHS this summer since the labs are involved in the remodeling. Even with the construc. tion and remodeling, more enrick; ment courses are planned for thi year than before. March 2, 1967, �“ ss = _ irae i ts aes ce ; RST 5 au PO ER Se NE aia aia nts a iage ee ieee Sete ee ge ee eee 2 LES al Maetonite. Meo ak ae eT rik ccc ee CIE ae ee Tee eee os hee nt i ay eegs Ye Sa ve Sina oe < Young Republicans Will Hear Deerfield Girl Teachi . French to Congolese Talks by Kleine and Lindberg Miss Madeleine McMenamin Deerfield, who was graduated - State Reps. John George Lindberg Barat H. Kleine (R-32nd) and will ing ‘Raisin in the Sun” has Chicago had _ a really outstand- and important pre-Broadway opening. Now it has another important, if not yet outstanding, one. Frank Gilroy, whose ‘‘Who’ll Save the Plowboy?” began Robert Sickinger’s challenging directorship at Hull House and whose Pulitzer Prize-winning ‘‘The Subject Was Roses” had a good run here about a year ago, has brought “That Summer—That Fall’ to the Civic Theater. ee Mr. Jacobi date in 1964 and originated or cosponsored more than 60 measures in his first term. firm. from Greek legend, and from Euripides and more recent playwrights, most importantly Racine. It tells of Phaedra who loves her stepson, Hippolytus. She is repulsed by him and revenges herself by telling her husband Hippolytus attempted to dishonor her. Hippolytus is put to death. Phaedra strangles herself. The secretary-treasurer of a Chicago printing firm, he is chairman of the Illinois-Wisconsin Water Resource Management Commission restaurant than in his apartment. son, who turns up and * 2 * served on on the highways, vice president and & should be easier to solve than the dichotomy lecturer at Northwestern sity and the universities ville and Minnesota. Man Hunt, 1062 Osterman Av., received a marketing award and a pin, both for selling more than 120 percent of his quota. The awards were presented Feb. 16 at a convention in Dallas. Only five other salesmen in the Midwest territory received this honor. formed by two different worlds. Other authors have failed to bridge the gap between ancient Greece with its gods and heroes and the modern age with its little men. The grandeur of passions that was possible and suitable with an Antigone or a Phaedra fit uneasily into the character of an Angelina from Lower Manhattan. The flow of fateful events in a play of Sophocles or Euripides overwhelms the plausibility of events in a modern tragedy. “That Summer—That Fall” has the makings of an_ efficient, understated, meaningful powerhouse. The characters need more active motivation, a buildup in events leading to the tragic conclusion. Now the FAMILY Prairie Next View : ; mee to Soo Line Tracks—1V2 miles west of Half Day on Hwy. 22 © J EXPERT BODY & FENDER REPAIRS at reasonable prices. Factory matched All Makes — All BILL TILLMAN, (Exclusive) painting Models Owner aa 634-3943 3-DAY BALDWIN Given Stanley R. Hunt of Deerfield recently received two awards for salesmanship from Westinghouse Electric of Chicago. Mr. Univer- of Louis- NAYLOR’S legal Salesmanship Award * MR. GILROY’S PROSE is spare and almost too lean. The new play is only 90 minutes long, counting intermission. The playwright wastes not a word or a motion. In fact, some scenes are so fragmentary they fail at impact and none make the most of dramatic potential. Yet the drama of the whole is evident. The pieces do thread together into a unit. And in an age when literary or theatrical success seems too often to be measured by length, the emergence of a play that gives its message swiftly yet effectively is more than noteworthy. It is praiseworthy. Mr. Gilroy undoubtedly knows better than anyone that work is needed . on the moments of verbal sterility and that excess of fragmentation. * has health and welfare, and insurance, and was a member of the ‘‘economy bloc’’ committee of the GOP. Rep. Lindberg of Crystal Lake is Deerfield At that point the ancient tale again unfolds. _ Kleine committees PRAIRIE VIEW © AUTO BODY SHOP Serving in his first elective office, Rep. Lindberg also has been a director of the Special Agents Association and a regular law is given a home by his father against the wishes of the lonely, fearful wife. oe Rep. House former is Steve, Victor’s bastard FAULTS Mr. Lindberg The opening was a world premiere, and one of quality, some flaws, and considerable promise. The “That Summer—That Fall’ story comes Phaedra has turned into Angelina, the beautiful wife of Victor (instead | of Theseus), a plain, heavyset man who spends more time in his THESE Mr. Kleine Me counsel for John E. Reid and Associates, a Chicago lie-detector the essence of the original remains. The Hippolytus | Rep. Kleine, of Lake Forest, was a Republican “blue ribbon” candi- Mr. Gilroy moves the story into the present-day home of an ItalianAmerican family in Lower Manhattan. The story structure is altered, but Forest, year. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. R. J. McMenamin. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. at the Highland Park Recreation and a member of the Commission on State Institutions. Lake teered to teach in the Congo for one field. Center and is open to the public. The men will speak on current and pending legislation and answer questions from the audience. College, teaching French this year in Democratic Republic of the Cong Arrangements were made Barat. Miss McMenamin volur speak next Thursday at a meeting sponsored by the Young Republican Club of Highland Park and Deer- OT SINCE magna cum laude last year from RETURNS Mr. and Mrs. Dean H. Prosser and their sons, Robert and Richard, PIANO & ORGAN GRAND SAVE UP TO $1000.00 oe $500 9 PM FRIDAY — 10. AM!0 AMto te s pM | — sATURDAY— fo THIS 3 DAYS , Pee suNDAY—1_PM ONLY 3070 Duffy Ln., Deerfield, are home after several weeks in Marathon, Fla. Bob is a freshman at Loyola University, Adlai Chicago. Stevenson Dick attends School, Prairie View, Ill. end comes too rapidly, not necessarily in time but in the unfolding of the situational order. There is already much strength in “That Summer—That Fall,” and such promise for import if Frank Gilroy keeps working. There is good chance that some day, after a Broadway run, we will get it back in Chicago as part of a tour. Let us hope so. 28 Peter P. Jacobi, drama critic for the Hollister Newspapers, is associate dean and an associate professor at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. The former editor of Musical Courier and Lyric Opera News is theater correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor and music correspondent for the New York Times. ee % x St Ee ny Ag ACROSONICS & GRANDS | 100 WORLD FAMOUS BALDWIN CUB CADET ay TRACTORS " St dhe sicctidvtn young cued Instant starts in below zero weather. Regular or hydrostatic 4 transmission. Four models—with Best have a way of winning hearts. Let us give you the permanent wave best suited to your hair texture for the natural-looking curly locks he loves. A Free MANICURING BY APPOINTMENT Hair Styling and Shampoo given each Stop in and register. 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The Warriors scored 83 points to | finishin fifth place, only a halfpoint < behind Thornridge in fourth. Hinsdale Central’s strength in the ose ce & T itle, ae Po Pes ae Pee but Van freestyle events was enough for the state title with 167 points. Van Hoesen did his record-breaking on Friday night in the prelimi- to win in 1:03.0 to 1:03.6 for Wrobel. Van Hoesen established a new state mark in the event on Friday naries. He lowered the 50-yard freestyle standard to 21.7. On Saturday he turned in a 22.0 but still won fairly easily in the short race. of 1:01.1. That time fell only .4 second off the national prep record. It wasn’t so easy in the 100-yard breaststroke. Van Hoesen had all the competition he wanted from Evanston’s Rob Wrobel. The Deerfield swimmer had to finish with a strong kick for the last 10 yards His time in the 50-yard freestyle was only .3 second from the national mark. Van Hoesen figures to be the most sought-after high school swimmer in the state but he hasn’t nn Results on Page 71 Fri Z Hoesen indicated where he will go to college. The Deerfield standout admitted he liked the breaststroke better than the freestyle and felt this was his best event. Although his times were slower on Saturday, Dirk said, “‘I’d have liked to have gone faster but I didn’t have to.” Deerfield missed out on a chance for third in the meet in the final event. New Trier East and Thornridge both passed up the Warriors by virtue of having teams in the AR SE he Ea PIES ag r a Pig sce Stars 400-yard freestyle relay finals while Deerfield did not. Highland Park scored 12% points in the meet. Chip Mills qualified for the finals in the 100-yard freestyle and fin- ished in fifth place, only .5 second from the third spot. Norm Frauenheim tied for 10th in the 100-yard butterfly. Scoring in the state meet was done on a 16-13-12-11-10-9-7-5-4-3-2-1 basis, with the points doubled for the relays. Places seven through 12 were decided on Friday night. aa Lake Forest Wins Regional arriors ‘Give Tilt it to “Em’ for Crown By ART BELANGER With just three seconds left to play in the game, Rich Kadison hit throw, and 2:39 left. a 15-foot jumper to give Deerfield a 68-66 victory over Niles West and the championship of the Central two free throws to tie it at 66-all, the Warriors went into a stall which lasted 2:36 before Kadison At that point, Suburban League. The season came to an abrupt end for the Warriors Monday when they fel Ito Lake Forest in a 79-74 in the regional tournament at Libertyville, closing their campaign with a 13-9 record. The basketball championship, first in the school’s seven years of playing varsity basketball, followed the football, wrestling, and swimming titles that Deerfield this year. also won “I don’t know why everyone is so excited,” said an equally excited coach Ron O’Connor after the victory. ‘‘All we did was job we started November.” out finish the to do in He Likes a Shower O’Connor got a clothes-on shower from his players after the game and as he emerged dripping wet his first comment was, “‘I like it.” While the players toasted them- selves on soft drinks provided by the Deerfield Dads’ Club, Phil Becker explained the strategy the team used in gaining the victory. “We get an early lead, hang on for the first half, string them along Scores vietory. 70 Becker Lutzke Carper Kadison Strange Grile Totals Score Deerfield Lake Forest WUINNAUA GD 1 ' i ' 1 ' i MGW W—NNUTUTON & > DONON N | ' by Quarters 15 22 23 18 23 15 nN NN fouled after out Niles with made hit his jumper to end it. for the third quarter and most of the fourth, and then give it to ’em right at the end.” And that’s just about the way it went. Deerfield led by as many as 12 points in the first quarter which ended at 28-17, Deerfield. Ned Gardner led the offense with eight points in the period. Close in on Lead Niles began to chop away at the Warrior lead in the second quarter Could Have Been Costly After the commotion subsided, O’Connor admitted that he was flirting with danger by stalling that long. “I don’t think I’d do it that way again,” he said. The one sore spot of the game on Carper’s nose. He and is John Deziel bumped heads in a huddle during a time out. Carper got a bloody nose out of the deal. For the Warriors this champion- and twice managed to pull within two points before getting within one at 39-38 with 1:16 left in the half. Scott Lutzke added a field ship culminates a season of mixed goal and Gerry Carper a free throw before Niles scored a final twopointer to end thé half two down live up to the promise O’Connor. In his rookie season 41-39. coach, the former junior varsity leader said he thought it would take The visiting Indians tied the score at 7:35 of the third quarter and led throughout the rest of the period. Bruce Pindras was the big gun for Niles with eight points in the quarter which ended 55-52, Niles. The Warriors began to get serious in the fourth quarter and tied it 62-all at the 4:55 mark on a Carper field goal. Niles went into the lead again only to have Carper come right back with two free throws to tie it again. Kadison hit a drive at 4:06 to make it 66-64 Deerfield and then the two teams hit a cold spot. Niles was called violation, Deerfield for a traveling missed a free throw, Niles blew a driving layup, Deerfield threw the ball away on a bad pass, Deerfield missed a free sentiments. The the as the season other league team started favorite coaches, out of the but failed to of all but as varsity his team several weeks to reach its playing stage. His prediction came true as progress the Warriors seemed to slowly, and at times even slide backwards, but eventually managed to get that job done. The tournament contest against Lake Forest free throw was decided line. The at the winners con- verted 29 of 45 charities, Deerfield just 16 of 26. “We were a little bit flat,” said O’Connor, who blamed the dullness on a combination of looking back at the title victory and looking ahead to powerful Waukegan in the tournament. ‘‘We were second to every loose ball, and when you’re second you get the foul. When you’re really that happens. sharp, I don’t think Highland Park, Deerfield Face Cage Field of Eight -26 O—NNUNNUND > > wn ' Deziel OO—-UWWw—UMGIN DT match, then lost to Tom Mangilardi of Orr 3-0 in the second round. Mike DeRivera (165) lost to John Pritchard of Argo 43 and Kent Liddle (180) lost to Ray Zadravetz of Carl Sandburg 10-2, both in opening-round matches. Mroz Ascher i opening ' his " in NOODONNAQWNUW 2-1 aRUNAROAN beat Larry Baltazora of West (74) FG Gardner nN WOO Sherman Proviso ' N Sorenson Hiscox Totals DEERFIELD _ Deerfield got just one point in the state wrestling finals last weekend at the University of Illinois. Three members of the varsity team made the trip to Champaign with coach Tom Halford, but 95pounder Dan Sherman was the only Warrior who managed to get a (79) U=ANNNWUE Deerfield Falters on Mat FOREST F Aldridge Losftrom Boese Barth Miller 16 — 68 11 — 66 8 wn" LAKE Scott Ascher (34) hits an underhand-scoop shot despite the efforts _ of Bruce Pindras. (Jan Bateman Photo) 22 Wwpho-— tr Oat O=DOWWE te i West NO Deerfield 28-77 by Quarters 28: 33-43 SRO ELS Te rg > Score i NWNO a ba Totals Niles ) WE t NILES Pepper Pindras Timmings Nathan Chapman Perlow Gans Gianola i Totals DOU=-DONNOaf NN—NO —NROD = Deziel RNN— Kadison Mroz bes | Becker Gardner awaw-uwe IM. VOOR We WERE ithe Arh. BM wate PL Ascher Carper COA~ONRONUWI'DG (88) ns > DEERFIELD Lutzke WwW Box Lutzke 14—74 23—79 Pairings have been released for the ist annual Illinois Park and Recreation Association state basketball district tournament which will be held this weekend at Wilmot Jr. High School. Both Highland Park and Deerfield, along with six other district teams, will compete in the tournament. The winner and the runner-up in the district tournament will enter the state tournament which will also be held in Deerfield on Mar. 11-12. There are five district tournaments being held this week- end. Tony Kambich of the Deerfield Park District is directing the tournament. The other teams playing at Deerfield are Northbrook, Zion, Evanston, Skokie, South Stickney, and Morton Grove. Schedule: SATURDAY 10—Highland 11:30—Zion vs. Park vs. Northbrook; Evanston: 1—Skokie vs Stickney; 2:30—Deerfield v Grove; 5—Winners games on and two; 6:30—Winners games thre and four. SUNDAY 2:30—Championship game. South Mcrton March _ 5 2, 196F �St. Philip Wins Cage Loop Title . . plus maybe a gold medal Van Hoesen is a 17-year-old Deerfield High School senior who last Saturday established himself as one of swimmers in the state meet at In Friday’s preliminaries, Dirk set state records :21.7 in the 50-yard freestyle and of Evanston. On Saturday, he came back to win both those events in pacing Deerfield to a fifth-place finish. With his victories, he accounted for 32 of his be- ; ? Van Hoesen this weekend in the Central AAU swimming meet at Deerfield. Then he is aiming for the National Amateur Athletic Union in6-7-8, for which he has beaten the qualifying time in the 100-yard breaststroke, his best event. After that, the AAU outdoor championships, scheduled this summer The in Oak Park. Olympics, Too And Dirk, who will study engineering at a college yet to be selected, has goals far beyond that. National collegiate and Olympic competition beckons. said Steele. ‘“‘He’s just scratching is nothing new to Dirk, who son in the 50 and American honors meets skill, and he was unbeaten works been swimming seven years, him like earning nobody moving to I’ve all- seen,’ out twice a hours daily, And in case every night Deerfield two and AAU age-group program. Last year he was fifth in the 50 freestyle and swam a leg on Deerfield’s fourth-place freestyle relay team in the state meet. Satisfaction Is the Thing The work is the reason for the improvement, he says. ‘“‘Working through the summer with Mr. Steele, lifting weights, and things like that, plus natural growth and strength is what did it,” Dirk declared. are the benefits to be derived Jim Murphy led his team in from led St. Francis. Steve that T—2:03.7 Diving—1. An all-star game of league players has been agreed on and is tentatively set for Loyola’s gym at a date to be determined later. AAU Qualifying primary and 10 a.m. and the wrestling to follow. a sport which re- fications refer to age levels. Primary boys are under ninth grade. ment. A doctor will check each contestant during the weigh-in period. Walt Sherman, athletic director of Glenbrook South, is the director. Fenwick Park will CLINIC SET High School in Oak be the site of hockey clinic on Apr. 15 with Harry Neale and Bob Johnson, the head coaches at Ohio State and Wisconsin uni- vers_ties, as main speakers. In- formation and reservations can be obtained from Rev. Joseph Fogarty at the school. HIGHLAND IMPORT record, Moore, Doug Malin its performers from competing Award Hoesen some of those guys in the national pretty slow,” he said with a smile. But that personal satisfaction might help speed him up. Club, the awards presented basketball, swimming, has 2, 1967 nae Fame and been accomplished at will wres- Deer- Cashmore 377.60 Cart 7. 9. Deely (HC), Blades (Ev), | points. 100-yard eget Se Marc rr (Rock Island), R. Mocullsvent M 3. Pringle UHC), 4. Brazel (CS), McDonald (NTW), Gardiner (HC), J. Vender io and (NN), Bolling 100-yard Jones ( Mendelson x (Ev), 10. (tie) Frauenh (GBS), 12. Cox (EB freestyle—1. (Hinsdale ae 6. 8. Central), 2. Rich And Paxton ve re (RE), 4. Tanner (Bat, > Avery pe), A Bord\ 8. Wimer (SG) Shuler (a Reid (PR), Glover 11. (Thr), 48.6. ites Smith and Chase (PE). (NI 100-yard backstroke—1. Frank lough (Maine South), 2. 3. Schuster (RI), 4. Porritt (PR), 6. Stowell (Ev) 8. Borowski Lifschultz (Ev), ase ae (De), 12. 400-yard tea no freestyle—l. Bruce rag 3; They, onelly (NN), (Ev), , . 6. 8. 10. ~ is n Ste (B r), Mutz Oat) 4 Ferraro (He), 4, Na Lorge (Ho C), 11. Ko a are (Tho) and Nu: (Thr). T—3:5 100-yard sharaienace Hoesen (Deerfield), 2. Wrobel” { Baumgart (NTE), 4. Bruskewitz 5. Dahlber RP). 6. Lopater ( : Janney ( Lauritzen (LG) and 1 Forsberg and Swisher T—1:03.0 (Van Hoesen set state re of 1:01.1 in Friday’s i powsanggg = ¢ record 1:02.2 by Paul Scheerer, Hinsd Central, 1963). 400-yard East (Don freestyle relay—1. Ford, oe New hee Ricl Gutstadt, Tim aly). Central, 3. Peoria Ric La e no ridge, 5. Danville, 6. Niles North, Evanston, 8. Rock Island, 9. D 10. LaGrange, 11. Carl Sandburg, Maine West. T—3:22.0 x ae t BET ca a ia KNOW ' By Red Fell L] g a Ever courses of some why salt. a 18 ‘holes instead . wonder have other number? ... — ® Actually, in the early days of @ @ gm golf's development in England, different courses did have different numbers of holes... @ For example, did you know m@ that when the first British a Open was played at the Prest- » s ™ J ry _ wick Club in 1860, that course @ @ had only 12 holes... Some @ Bob Hart, Dad’s Club president, indicated that everyone will be welcomed to attend the affair, both club members and nonclub members, students and adults. @ @ g mw other courses then had 7 holes, The cost for adults will be $1. Students will be charged 50 cents. Dads’ club members and _ their families will be admitted free of charge. Warriors JV Cagers Win Overtime Final Deerfield’s junior varsity basketball team was forced to go into overtime but managed to beat Niles West 51-46 last Friday night for the final game of the year. The win left the juniors with a 126 season record. PARK AUTOS Home 3. field. I’m Bay Rd.; ID 3-4480; (M), 11. (NW). ” tling teams, as well as the mostvaluable-player awards on the varsity level in each sport. The three varsity teams won league championships, the first time that feat Fine used V.W.'s— See us before you buy 2132 Green (GBS), 8. Witt Beck (NTE), Walthers (Ev), * include letters and numerals for the said sim- meets, Fund. Ferry (M), 5. Schulze (EP), Sanaweauae 15, at 6:45 p.m. He approaches bigger competition with just a touch of trepidation. against (Hinsdale Sponsored by the Deerfield Dads’ ply. “Going in Night in any other sport? “The personal satisfaction of doing well,’’ Van record 2. 4. 6. = quires so much effort and, because it is an all-year-around activity, keeps old Thornridge, Set Deerfield School on Mar. novice wrestling qualifying tourna- HOCKEY state The annual Winter Sports Award Night will be held at Deerfield High Mat Meet Set For Saturday AAU (new 2:04.9 by Bill preliminaries). Holy Cross. Central Mew 200-yard ind. medley—i. Charles Nieman (Hinsdale Central), 2. Moore (Thr), 3. S. Gilliam (RI), 4. Lauritzen (HC*, 3. Mendelson (Ev), 6. Dahlstrom (De), 7. Hays (Thr), 8. Tanner (Da), 9. R. Vender (NN), 10. Healy (NTE), 11. (tie) Wand (PR) and Kobierski (PW). Mc- Nulty had 18 for Sacred Heart. In the consolation game for third place, Sacred Heart beat Holy Cross 32-23 as McNulty paced the scoring with 14. Savage had 12 for A Ray 50- earn freestyle—1. Dirk Van Hoesen (Deerfield), 2. Wolz (NN), 3. Mehlenbeck (PC), 4. Ohlson (RE), 5. Beyer (Ev), 6. Jamros (ME), 7. Foutch (PC), 8. Bordwell (GBN), 9. Davis (TP), 10. Jurecki (TFS), 11. Burns (RG), 12. Pontarelli (NW). T—22.0 (Van Hoesen set state record of 21.7 in Friday’s preliminaries, old record 22.1 by Scott Gardiner, Hinsdale Central, 1966). with 16 points. Sean Savage points MeCullough, (NW), (RW), (GBN), Maine 200-yard freestyle—1l. Jerry Paxton (Danville), 2, Schoos (NN), 3. Kinsella (HC), 4. Knox (HC), 5. Steiner (PR), 6. eoely (M), 7. Binnie (Ev), 8. Shuler (OP), Thieleman (Ev), 10. Lorge (Ho ©). 11. " Mutz (NTE), 12. Keswick (HS). —1:48.1 during the sea- give years ago from Scotch Plains, N.J., where he competed in the YMCA What Francis. Novice is a boy who is 18 and under and who has not placed first, second, or third in a major tourna- During the summer, Dirk and his teammates work day for an hour-and-a-half. Winter workouts total 3% averaging about three miles a day in the water. - that might not be enough, Van Hoesen lifts weights before he goes to bed. has St. the will 100 freestyles and in the breaststroke, in his two winning events Saturday. “He has tremendous said Steele. Dirk Jorgenson’s 12 points was high for the winners, Mike Spellman and Bryan Thalin had eight points each. Mike Rodenkirk’s_ six points paced (Frank Central), 10. PLACES relay—l. lough, Tom Torgerson, Pete Bowen), New Trier East, 3. Thornridge, . Evanston, 5. ary ae 7. Hinsdale Central, 8. Moline, Peoria Richwoods, 10. (tie) Carl aed ty Waukegan, and Elgin. (New ‘Trier West was_ sixth Naar eve for finals but disqualified). '—1:42.2. This tournament will be one of four districts. Winners of the district meets will advance to a state tournament to be held Mar. 18 at Navy Pier in Chicago. The primary and novice classi- Three Miles a Day Work South Bobby brook South High School, with weigh-ins scheduled between 8 and The formula for success is not a complicated one, Steele contends. “All he’s got to do is get with somebody who is going to work him out and keep him working toward his goals,” the coach declared. “Experience in national and international savvy to compete at those levels.” Sunday. ment will be held Saturday at Glen- Warrior coach Bob Stecle, who labels Van Hoesen ‘“‘way ahead” of any other swimmer he has been associated with, believes his star has the ability to win at those levels. is tremendous,” Academy INDIVIDUAL 200-yard medley St. Francis reached the finals with a 43-29 conquest of Sacred Heart of Winnetka. Murphy’s 22 ders and torso of a crack swimmer. But there will be little time to gloat over the victories. Much remains to be done. Van Hoesen’s next competition comes door meet in Dallas, Tex., Apr. St. also had 16 for Holy Cross. spectacled youngster, a 6-1, 170pounder with the powerful shoul- “His potential the surface.”’ Loyola game the over St. Philip won the title in the final game of the playoff series held at Jorgenson team’s 83 points. grinned victory added five in the losing effort. St. Philip reached the final game by downing Holy Cross of Deerfield 42-39 in overtime earlier last week. The score was tied 35-all at the end of regulation play. 1:01.1 in the 100-yard breaststroke. “It feels great,” 33-16 the league. or two. prep a on Francis of Wilmette, reigns as champion of the North Shore Catholic Grammar School basketball ll that looms in Dirk Van Hoesen’s immediate future Illinois’ premier of of Northfield, Phs. WI 5--6039, CR 2-6041 SERVICE — PARTS basis The Working Man is a lot of hard work. Philip TEAM STANDINGS Hinsdale Central 167, Evanston 118%, New Trier East 9842, Thornridge 831% Deerfield 83, Rock "teland 79, Peoria Richwoods 7812, Danville 65, Niles North 63, Maine South 61, Moline 4742, Carl Sandburg 28, Rockford East 23, Peoria Central 19, New Trier West 19, Elgin 18, Glenbrook South 1645, Niles West 14, "Highland Park 1242, Glenbrook North 12, Champaign 11, Rockford West 10, Chicago Lane Tech 10, Oak Park 9, Elmwood Park 9, Morton East 9, LaGrange 812, Proviso West 812, Holy Cross 6, St. George 5, Waukegan 4, Tinley Park 4, Thornton Fractional South 312, Maine West 2, Rockford Guilford 2) Proviso East 1, Urbana l, Bloomington 1, Hinsdale South 1, Thornton 4. : SPECIALISTS IN VOLKSWAGEN AND PORSCHE St. State Swim Results some had 8, some had 14... But the most famous course, bee the St. Andrews Club of Scot- gy land, just happened to have 18 a holes —and in the years fol- @ jowing 1860, other courses in@ g creased to 18 holes merely to follow the pattern set by St. Andrews . . . And, thus 18 @ holes became the standard for @ @ golf courses everywhere. oat How many sports fans know the = eB real name of famous boxer Sugar! Ml * Ray Robinson? . . . Probably not iggy one fan in 100 ‘ taows his real . a name is Walker Smith. a Do you know which was the ie e first U.S. city to become a i e member of the National HockJ ey League? ... It was Bos- r ton, in 1924... Previous to 2 that all league ‘teams were in , m 2 Canada. a a s * * Did you know we'll rerun the pro- bd gram called "My Greatest Sports a Thrill’ which was taped last Monday at the Highland Park Rotary Club meeting. Tune in and. hear them on the Red Fell Show, Satur- & ed day, March 4th. a THE FELL COMPANY Highland Park J Winnetka —Glencoe * ed a % a a & : a SBEBSB BRR RBBB ee 7 �COMING Ree Center Five Beats Red Oak In 48-39 Tilt Park Recreation Cen- ter’s Eighth Grade basketball team built up a 9-2 lead and then had to come from behind to beat Red OakRec Center 48-39 last week. Recreation Center led 18-10 at the but foul trouble caused them:to lose part of that lead in the second stanza. The score was 25-22 at the half. Red Oak led 32-31 in the second half before Jerrold Marks and Robb Hoyle brought the Rec Center aided among the relay asi 3 in the Senior Men's AAU. swimming meet at Deerfield this weekend will be this team from the Deerfield Community Swimming Association. The swimmers (from left) are Dirk Van Hoesen, Don Dahlstrom, Chip Avery, and Marty Kiempner. (Howard Fochler Photo} had 15 for Park’s ‘red Dickman, and Chuck Mau. The Loaners gave Fell an early scare by taking a seven-point lead, nt with Ernie Kumerow and Jerry Varland rebounding, Fell took command and had little trouble thereafter. Lou Severine had 28 for the losers, while Mau had 36 for Fell. Longtin’s Sports Huddle tightened its hold on second place with a 90-56 victory 6ver Taft Contracting. Udder End moved up in the standings with a 72-58 upset of Bolger Carpeting. individual freestyle. medley and 1650-yard On Saturday and Sunday, preliminaries and finals will be held for 25 other events for both the agegroup and senior swimmers. Saturday’s program begins p.m, and Sunday’s at 10 a.m. at 1 7:15 anaes na FRIDAY start—Senior 400-yard I.M. senior 1650-yard freestyle timed timed be the Wildcats’ top scoring threat in the Big Ten Swimming chamionships which open at Michigan __ ate today. Skoglund, former ETHS ace, cap- _ tured , the 100-yard freestyle, 200- backstroke, and the 200-yard individual medley, but Northwest-ern’s lack of depth enabled the Illini to win the meet 60-54. Rich Day took Northwestern’s y other first place, the 200-yard y. He was nosed out in the 50-yard freestyle. On the way to his iron-man _ performance, Skoglund set*a meet record of 2:05.9 in the individual medley: His winning time of :49.4 in the 100-yard freestyle marked _ the first time he had gone under :50 the event. He won the 200-yard troke in 2:15.2. — Skoglund, a junior, owns four Wildeat varsity records which he has established over the past two seasons, marks He in the holds 100- the and varsity 200-yard enter in the Big Ten meet. He will definitely enter the backstroke, in which he ranks among the top contenders, and he will probably swim on the 400-yard freestyle relay. He will either enter the 200yard individual medley or the medley relay. Illinois 60, Northwestern 54 50-yard hogy 1 Florio (I), 2. Day (N), 3. Trigger (1). T—:22.4 160-yard adil! ag Skoglund (N), : Werremeyer (N), 3. Florio (I). T—:49 200-yard freestyle—1. Werteserat ah ra oe (N), 3. Hollins (N). Jiessea freestyle—1. Bachman i) 2. Harding (N), 3. Stark (1). T—5:17. 200-yard backstroke—1. eopiene ‘(N), 2. ae (N), Anderson (I). 1 p.m, start—Senior 400-yard medley relay, 9-10 200- -yard freestyle, 11-12 200yard freestyle, senior 500-yard freestyle, 9-10 100-yard backstroke, senior 200-yard backstroke, 11-12 100- -yard backstroke, senior 100-yard freestyle, 9-10 100- -yard breaststroke, senior 200-yard breaststroke, senior 200-yard breaststroke, 1112 100-yard breaststroke, senior 100- -yard or piped senior 400- -yard freestyle relay SUNDAY 10 a.m. start—Senior 200-yard freestyle, 9-10 100-yard freestyle, 11-12 100ihe freestyle, senior 200-yard I.M., 9-10 -yard butterfly, senior 100- ‘yard breaststroke, 11-12 100-yard butterfly, senior 200- -yard butterfly, 9-10 100-yard ‘I.M., senior 100-yard backstroke, 11-12 20-yard I.M., senior 800-yard freestyle relay Basketball Ww. Waukegan 1 Proviso East 1 Evanston Morton East Niles East New Trier East Highland Park Oak Park Last Week’s Results Proviso East 87, Highland Park 71 New Trier East 60, Oak Park 54 Waukegan 48, Evanston 45 Morton East 71, Niles East 69 CENTRAL SUBURBAN LEAGUE (Final) Deerfield _ Maine South -Niles West Niles North Glenbrook North Glenbrook ‘South Last Week’s Results Deerfield 68, Niles West 66 Maine South 76, Niles North 66 Niles North 65, Glenbrook South Arlington Heights 66, Glenbrook 200-yard breaststroke—1. a tsy. 2. Simpson (I), 3. Friend (nN). —2 :20 200-yard butterfly—1. bay in. “2, Sawicki (I), Lincoln (N). T—2:05.3. 200-yard Rs medley—1. Skoglund (N), 2. Anderson (I), 3 705.9. 400-yard medley j er a Pope, Sawicki, . Florio). T— 400-yard freestyle relay—1. Northwestern (Tegeler, Lincoln, Day, Holog taeT—3:24.7. ving—1. Castator (I), 2. en a, 3. Smiiey (I). Points—235.65 Clark hit two free throws with just a few seconds left to provide the victory. Michigan at State Fenwick 72, New & Trier West ESTIMATES INSPECTION CALL ID 3-1622 H.P. INDOOR TRACK Thursd E. at Elk Grove y AEE soph), 4:30 Friday Big Ten championships at Wisconsin . ed Trier W. at Highland Park (varsity-soph) Trier E. at Evanston S., 1 (varsity-soph-frosh) N. at Wheeling (varsity-soph), 4:30 S. at Niles E. (varsity-soph), 4:30 Saturday W. at Maine Maine (varsity- E. LaGrange eat: W. Gle en at Maine at E.. Highland Se (varsity-soph), Park Glenbrook sity-soph), 4: S. at 4:30 (varsity-soph) Niles W. (var- Cat Wrestlers Face Big Ten After Layoff Snow deprived Northwestern’s wrestling team of its tuneup match last Thursday for the championships. As a Big Ten result, the Wildcats are coming off a two-week layoff as they enter the conference tournament at Ohio State tomorrow and Friday. The Wildcats wound up their regular season with a 5-3 record. It conceivably according could to have coach team had been Ken road 7-3, Kraft, matches against Ohio State and Illinois, two with losing records, can- “We had hoped that Illinois would make some effort to reschedule our match for Friday or Saturday, after we were marooned by the snow some 60 miles north of Champaign,” said Kraft. “But I was very disappointed in Illinois’ attitude. No effort at all was made to reschedule the event.” Save 10% on any Magazine Subscription or Renewal! Life, Look, Time, Esquire . . . we'll save you money on all magazines! We sincerely appzeciate your business. 43304420 1870 ALAN’S STATIONERY SHOP SHERIDAN IF NO ANSWER CALL WOOSTER LAKE KI 6-2292 COLLECT <4 HI-RANGER Power (also meet Maine 61 South Village Realty Upsets Huddle Village Realty used a 43-point scoring splurge by Tom Clark to upset Longtin’s Sports Huddle 7372 last week in the Deerfield Park District Prep basketball league. The game featured a scoring dual between Mike Cloud of Longtin’s and Clark. (also celled by snowstorms. Results, Standings North State Saturday teams Fei at Saturday Junior meet League District whose SUBURBAN LEAGUE (Final) SATURDAY cause against Illinois Seiirday. will Rouzeos Wilson 2 Hamilton 0 0 Bezir 18 10 13 Totals Score by Quarters Highland Park i401 44 Proviso East 10 8 The meet is being held under the auspices of the Deerfield Community Swimming Association Steve Van Hoesen is the meet director. Schedule of events: backstroke, the 200-yard individual medley and the 200-yard freestyle. Coach Bill Peterson is not quite certain which events Skoglund will Pollack Cohen Gortner Piacenza Totals NO-—won—~ which begins tomorrow at 7:15 p.m. with timed finals for the 400-yard NOWN—-WW'TD estimate East (41 G 3 McHenry Phillips Lovelace Goldman 3 Neal Jackson 3 Jacobs Grace 2 Dacey Zak 2 2 Ray 16 14 10 Totals ] FJ Totals core By Quarters Highland Park 11 eee Proviso East ‘Sen Highland Pk. A (46 ) Proviso East P Neu 2 Rash Hoffman 4 Munchoff aL —-B itself of meet Ohio Proviso | | assured the Pk. B (46 ) FG FT P Zz 2 3 7 Z 4 0 3 ] noco—-wHe Fell Company first place in the Deerfield Park District Men’s basketball league with a 107-59 smashing of Deerfield Savings and Loan. ell was led by Gene Talbot, of only teams able to gain victories in the season’s final weekend of action. The A team beat Proviso 46-45 to finish with a 6-5 mark in league play and 9-5 overall. The B team won 46-41, also over Proviso, to finish the season with a 5-6 mark in league play. Paul Neu led the A team with 13 points. Jim Neal had 16 to pace the B squad. Highland that more than 300 swimmers will compete in the three-day event, the UNOWNWUSD o Clinch Park Cage Top Officials and the South freshmen AL Ue Triumphs Community Center, Bend Marlins. Nile Tuesday TUTTE Fell Company University, Swimming Catholic Maine dae NOoOMAnoc! i are Southern [Illinois Hinsdale Community of regionals) be entered at Thursday soph), i) clubs (winners Palatine SWIMMING Glenbrook Glenbrook [= AAU the S., Friday Saturday) = imming Championships which | be held beginning tomorrow at Among Maine WRESTLING Ten HI AAU championships Libertyville, , New NS POM Central Club, Lake Forest Swim Club, Eastern Illinois. University, Michigan Shores Swim Club, Harvey Y East Swim Club, Bernard Horwich two were —WhRWWAQGI Men’s swimm- Big at GYMNASTICS game, Recthriller out free throws for a 24-23 Harris had 12 points to lead his team. teams N., 7 Arlington N., Niles 8 Monday Purdue, 8 Wednesday Heights Sectional Northwestern Sunday) Pd 967 Senior School Sn Saturday at Northwestern, with 16. Keith Hokinson Red Oak. In a Seventh Grade reation Center pulled a with Dick Harris’ two with nine seconds left victory over Red Oak. Highland High Fenwick out of the shooting slump. 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Rader was on the Boer team, which played out of the capital city, Managua, There’s an old song that the Andrews Sisters used to sing called “Managua, Nicaragua,” and the opening lines were: “Managua, Nicaragua, it’s a beautiful place.” It goes It wasn’t beautiful in Managua late last month preceding the national elections. The Somoza family had ruled the country for 31 years in the dictatorial way that is common to many Latin American nations. HE OPPOSITION CANDIDATE TO ANASTASIO Somoza, Jr., was Fernando Aguero, who held a rally that caused enough by the against corner of the troops. ins On the calmer side of life in Nicaragua, Rader enjoyed a fine winter season at the plate, finishing above the .300 mark both during the regular season and the playoffs, which Boer lost in seven games. He also fell in love. The girl is an American citizen, whose mother one was from the U.S. Embassy, and Doug is a Nicaraguan This shared a house with five other players. F YOU THINK NICARAGUANS don’t care about baseball, guess again. The opening game of the season brought 40,000 people into Managua’s park. Two of the teams in the league are from other towns but games there only take place on weekends because Managua has the only park with lights. Rader reports the road trips by bus as hazardous and was glad there weren’t many during the season. The teams play five or six days a week and Rader was impressed with the quality of the managers, who are all native Nicaraguans. “They are all either scouts or have played some professional baseball,” says Rader. Boer was managed by Calvin Biron, who is the Caribbean area scout for the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Americans are very popular there, in Doug’s opinion, and again the conversation turned to girls. Rader is a handsome man who stands 6-3, weighs 200 pounds, and is 22 years old. young BALL and would For High in Craftsmen League Mat Points Roger Albert of Glencoe Golf Club, with a 577 series, took top honors in the Craftsman bowling league at Deerfield Bowl last week. Edward Badger, also of the Joe Tobin, 120-pound junior wrestler from Highland Park, placed Glencoe fourth in the state in his weight class at last weekend’s Illinois High School Association finals at the University of Illinois. Tobin, the only member of Highland Park’s team to make the finals, beat Mike Washington of Rich Central 4-0 in his openinground match but lost to Tom Telanof Evergreen Park He attended Illinois like to do it Highland Park’s sophomore track team won its second dual meet of the season by downing Wheeling 69- 30 last Friday on the Highland Park track. Mark Rosenbaum was an individual standout for Higland Park as he won the broad jump and the 880yard run in addition to running the anchor leg of the eight-lap relay team which also won. Wesleyan signed his pro contract University after in the fall of 1964. time up and they were impressed.” DDIE ROBINSON, A FORMER STAR first baseman in the Amergot Rader’s name on a contract with Houston. As Rader said in last week’s column, he has no doubts of playing baseball in the major leagues. It may not be this season, but don’t be surprised if you’re out at Wrigley Field in the next few years and see a fell@y at third base for the Astros looking colorful and diving for line drives. arch 2, 1967. high game was Wing’s Tree Experts leads the league with a 23-5 mark, followed by Glencoe Golf at 18-10, Shoreline Club, had a 548 series and Lodge 18-10, Elstrom Construction — 16-12 and Anchor Insurance 14-14. Baby Giant Track Team Wins Again Little Giant Sophs © Lose Final Game The freshman track team of Highland Park won its second meet of the season by beating Wheeling 73-17 last Friday. Highland Park took firsts in all the events to gain the victory. Joe Mauck took firsts in the 50- | Highland Park’s sophomore bas- 3 ketball team dropped its final game of the season to Proviso East 63-40 last Friday night at Highland Park. Steve Olson’s 14 points was high for the Giant sophs. yard dash and the 60-yard low hurdles, while Ben Platt won the 440-yard dash and the broad jump. Results: Highland Park (40) Olshan 60-yard H.H.—1. Margeson (HP), 2. Knotts (W), 3. Acello (HP). T—9.7. 50-yard dash—1. Mauck (aP). 2. Platt (HP), 3. Ratice (W). T—6. 4-lap relay—1. Highland. Park. T— 1:30.7. 880-yard run—1. Rose (HP), 2. Troutwein (W). 3. Ball#iger (HP). T—2:24.8. 440-yard dash—1l. Platt (HP), 2. Hopkins (W). 3. Gill (HP). T—:63.0. 60-yard L. H.—1. Mauck (HP), 2. Margeso (HP), 3. Keefes (W). T—9.2. Mile run—1. Reid (HP), 2. Rose (HP), 3. Rodgers (W). T—5:29.1. 8-lap relay—l. Highland Park. T— 3:22.9. Broad jump—1l. Platt (HP), 2. Gill (HP), 3. Bongarten (HP). 15 feet, 8 inches. High jump—1l. Levant (HP). 2. (tie) Rosenbaum (W), Knotts (W), Acello (HP). 5 feet, 0 inches. Shot put—1. Conover (HP), 2. Brierton (W), 3. Levant (HP). 32 feet, 6 inches. Proviso East (63) FG FT P- 0 0 6°2 O 2: Sykes Alen Ettinger Doppelt Abrahams 0 0 2 FG FT P Roberts 6 2 s ae * oe 4325 Olson Bernardi Curtiss Wilson 6 2 1.0 1 0 1 0 1 6 4 Moore 4 = Smith 0 Williams 1 Coburn 3. Godfrey RS ] 0 1 0 ’ Kaye Bielert 2 2 2 0 #1 += 3 Carswell Altman 1 0 + 3 0.45 Totals 23 Dodd 0 Totals O 14 12 Score 2 Ekstrom Gilmore 22 by Highland Park Proviso East 4 Bt aie ‘ 3 ry | ee ee oe 17 1S Quarters 1 17 9 14 10 14 20—40 1863 - Results : INDOOR TRACK 60-yard H.H.—1. \Silvestry (W), 2. Eldridge (HP), 3. Wait (HP). T—8.8. 50-yard ae Te aes (HP), -2: -_Melvoin (HP). 880-yard a ae Rosenbaum (HP), Trice (W), 3. Schneller (W). T—2:17. i" 4-lap relay—1., Highland Park (Siegel, Mandiberg, Buckley, Stern). T—1:25.6. 440-yard dash—1l. Melvoin (HP). 2. Brower (HP), 3. Simmer (W). T—:58.2. 60-yard L.H.—1. Silverstein (W), 2. Eldridge (HP), 3. Peterson (W). Tr: Mile run—1. Whitehill 7; 2. Gresenes (W), 3. Baber (HP). T—5:16.1. 8-lap relay—1. Highland "Sik (Brower, teh ee A Melvoin, Rosenbaum), T—3:01.2. Pole vault —1. Shiftrvan (W), 2. Palay (HP), 3..Sachnoff (HP). 9 feet, ‘inches. areed es Rosenbaum HP), 2. Melvoin (HP), 3. Siegel (HP). ib feet, 9 inches. High jump—1l. Furth (HP), 2. Eldridge (HP), 3. Castella (W). 5 feet, 2 inches. Shot. Wait (HP), 2. Burger (W), tangohr (W). 43 feet, 14 inches. Deerfield Sophomores Finish in Second Onesti’s 600 High Pn Series basketball game : in Mixed League Onesti rolled \ f a 600 series to or take top honors last week in the Cuore Arte Mixed bowling league. His high game was 211. Tony Cicconi had a 242 to lead the men in games. He had a 579 series. Sherm Nester had 526. Donna Raschick had a 522 series and a 227 game to lead“the ladies. Tillie Venturini was second in both. departments with a 450 series and a 153 game. : Joanne Baehr had a 424 series and Helen Castelli a 148 game. Babe’s Haven leads the league with 24-8. Moraine Grocery is * second with 22-10. home protection for your money—our Homeowners Policy! Contact me today! HENRY J. HAKANEN C.L.U. WI 5-1383 dim or Windsor 5-2797 825 Deerfield Rd. STATE — STATE FARM Fire and Casualty Company Home Office: Bloomington, IWlinois Wsuan<! Place Deerfield lost its final sophomore of the season GOING to Niles West 61-55 last Saturday. ABROAD? Why not drive a in second place with an 82 record in league action and 11-2 overall. Jim Lindquist had 20 points to pace the Warriors. Jim Anderson had 12 and Jeff Ornstein 11. Autohaus on PER 12 HOUR DAY graduation He wanted enough money to sign that the Astros wanted to take a look at what they were getting. “Tt went down to Cocoa (Florida) during the Instructional League and went four-for-four,”’ says Rader. “I hit a home run my first ican League, series of 2613. The 921. . from Glenbrook in 1962 and played two seasons in the Central Collegiate League during the summer. Doug in the Sophomore Giant Track Team Wins “The only trouble is that I have three semesters of school to finish,’ says Rader. ‘“‘Also I played in every inning of every game down there and after the winter ball, spring training, and a whole regular season it makes for a long grind.” Rader plans to finish his college education at Northwestern University. 5-0 second round. In consolation matches, Tobin beat Mike McDaniel of Bloomington 43 and beat Bill Foy of Sycamore 7-0 before falling to Doug Mattox of Champaign by a referee’s decision in a 0-0 match, Tobin gained five points for his and Paving had a 220 game and 544 series, Glencoe Club had high team high game of 204. Mel James of Shoreline Lodge also rolled a 548 series with his high game of 201. John Geib Jr. of Siljestrom Fuel The Warriors finished the season “The girls like Americans,’’ says Rader. ‘‘You walk along the street and some of them see you, and then they run ahead and tell the others and they hang out the windows waving and talking to you.” ADER ENJOYED THE WINTER again, with some reservations. Gains Five team. on to talk about the coffee beans and sunshine. and father a United States citizen. Another girl helped Doug find a place to live in Managua. Glencoe’s Albert Rolls 577 der with another team. furor to start a small-scale revolution. 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Minnie Scornavacco’s hot hand accounted for five field goals for Highland Park. He also played a strong defensive game. individual scoring race in the Suburban League by scoring 131 more points than his nearest competitor, but that was little consolation for Highland Park basketball fans as the team finished the season tied with Elliott scored eight points for the Giants in the final period and Oak Park for the league cellar. Lind games totaled 337 points in his 14 for Highland Park. Mark Bishop of Niles East was five league Little Giants second game of lost the the using to Proviso East 87-71 last Friday night to finish with a 2-12 league record. This has to be considered a building year for coach Fred Dickman. He started the season with two sophomores and a junior in the starting lineup and with the excep- tion of a few games in mid-season, stayed with the same lineup. Relying Too Much Lind is the junior, and this was his second year of varsity basketball, Several times during the year Dickman expressed an opinion that the rest of the team was relying on Brad too much. The two sophomores, both of whom stand 6-4, are Art Elliott and Kim Hammerberg. Both play forward. Dickman is probably thinking ahead to next year when all three of these boys ‘will add some height and will have the year of experience to aid them. Mickey Cousin, a guard who saw limited action this year, will give Dickman a fourth experienced hand to work his team around come next November. Against Proviso, Highland Park took an early lead, six points at one time, but trailed 21-13 at the close of the quarter. Jim Friedman (44) goes up for two against Jim Burnside. (Jan Bateman Photo) SECOND IN OFFENSE Northwestern’s basketball team was in second place among the nation’s major college teams last week with a 93.7 scoring average after 17 games. Oklahoma City was tops with 95.5. 74 Celtics Knicks SEVENTH 10 24 (title) GRADE Celtics Knicks Hawks Rovals Pistons Lakers Celtics 26. Knicks 18 Hawks 25, Pistons 14 Royals 30, Lakers 12 Lind Steinberg Elliott Friedman Hammerberg Scornavacco Fell Cousin Larson Totals Score Proviso East Highland Park b oO NOOOWNOO—SAN—D ea 1 ONAN org —> aa oooonNa aad ge0 ~ 66000 18, 31: Howard a free Lind and by John finished with 13. Lind was the high scorer with 21. The Giants were scheduled to face Libertyville in the Libertyville regional tournament Tuesday. ‘Slams’ Aid Giants In Easy Track Win Sparked by one-two-three finishes in the 50-yard dash, half mile, and mile, the Highland Park varsity track team beat visiting Wheeling 77-23 last Friday. Charlie Cochran paced the sweep in the half, followed by Bob Dick, and Lee Barnett. In the 50, it was Barnett who finished first, with Cochran second and Steve Alpert third. Both Barnett and Cochran participated in the victorious eightlap relay with Ron Rosedale and Ralph Gibson. Dick Weinberg won the mile with Steve Halperin and John Hinde finishing behind him. Gibson gave the Parkers an additional eight points by winning the 60-yard hurdles and finishing second in the 60-yard high hurdles. Dan Harrington, a sophomore competing at the varsity level, won the high jump and set a sophomore record of 5-84. Other Highland Park firsts were taken by Bill Mack in the 440-yard dash, Mike jump, and Alpert, Yoelin the in the four-lap Steve Dobrofsky, West of Mark Dobrofsky, and Yoelin. The team was scheduled Proviso broad relay to meet yesterday and will host New Trier East at 4:30 Friday. Results: 60-yard H.H.—1. Peturalski (W), 2. Gibson (HP), 3. Yoelin (HP). T—8.1. 50-yard dash—1. Barnett (HP), 2. Cochran (HP), 3. Alpert (HP). T—6.0. 880-yard run—1l. Cochran (HP), 2. Dick (HP), 3. Barnett 4-lap relay—1. Dobrofsky, S. 198 7. (HP). T—2:08.0. Highland Park Dobrofsky, (Alpert, Yoelin). 440-yard dash—1. Mack (HP), 2. Rosedale (HP), 3. Lieupl (W). T—:56.3. 60-yard he 5 L.H.—1. a “Mile Halperin (W), run—1l. HF) Gibson 3. -(HP), Yoelin 2. (HP). Weinberg (HP), 2 2. Hinde (HP) 8-lap relay—1. Highland Park (Gibson Rosedale, Barnett, Cochran). T—2:54.3 Pole vault—1. Milbratz (W), 2. Bro (HP), 3. Temple (HP). 10 feet, 6 inches Broad jump—1l. Yoelin (HP), 2. Thoi nils (W), 3. Rosedale (HP). 18 feet 142 inches. High jump—1l. Harrington (HP), 2 Nachman (HP), 3. Mitchell (W). 5 feet 812 inches (School record) Shot put—1. Krueger (W), 2. Harring ton (HP), 3. Zimmerman (HP). 43 feet 12 inches. Blizzard Postpones City Basketball Loop ‘Tourney The blizzard which hit the area last Thursday night caused the postponement of the Highland Park City League basketball tournament. The games will be played tonight, beginning at 7 p.m. at the Recreation Center. Dal Ponte Upfolsterers will play Midwest Bank of Lake Forest in the opener and Panther Lounge will tangle with Ruby’s in the second league’s team was Lose Final Tilt Highland Park’s junior varsity basketball team lost its final game of the season to Proviso East 86-42 last Saturday at Highland Park. Highland (7 all-star Giant JV Cagers ' 2 108 1 1 32 0 00 0 = PA FG8-1] 43-6 0-0 2-4 5 1 ] 0 4 u ONOWWO-N—T NU Rovals Celtics Knicks Lakers Rovals Lakers 8. Knicks 3 (title) 12, Royals 6 SIXTH GRADE Ruffin Howard Ware Glerum Montgomery Neher Davis Moore Nemo Allen Burnside Totals HIGHLAND double-teamed Harry The (87) Ww nl aD but a win by the Pistons will mean Hawks Lakers P 7 plus announced this week. It include Wend Miller of Midwest Bank ang Tim Russell of Nite ‘N Gale forwards; Chuck Mau of Nite ‘ Gale at center; and Wayne Bellei o Ruby’s and Fred Dickman of Nit ‘N Gale at the guard spots. Babe Ugolini, Harry Vignocch Bob Hollmann, Tom Phillips an Jerry Varland were named to t second team. game at 8. nN =NOWN WON ' 1 NO BRNNOWOO Knicks will assure them the crown, Lakers FG-. —npo< the m Condopt loop, EAST Brewer FIFTH GRADE Hawks Knicks Royals Score PROVISO _ Grade Box at 10:30 a.m. Results and standings: OIANE Fourth for season honors the battle MawII08S the Knicks Pass In championship is still undecided. The Pistons will be facing the Knicks for the second half title Saturday at 9:15 a.m. A win by the the NwWhaIMHM.SsS partment Saturday Morning basketball leagues, with individual trophies being presented to the members of the winning teams. and ONWNU=—Oa— will De- 1 Laners Recreation fo] league the Highland F] aoo- a playoff for the title. In the Eighth Grade OnPR Titles Champions were crowned in three of the five divisions of play in Park a run-and-shoot began ul Cage Teams Get Loop Run-and-Shoot game in the second quarter, but Highland Park managed to chip away at the lead and tied the score at 30-all before the Pirates sped away late to take a 42-34 halftime lead. With Ken Ware leading the way, Proviso raced to a 66-48 lead in the third quarter. Ware hit 11 points in the quarter, making good on five of CO 09 TOON Three The Giants tried to slow the game down and make the Pirates come out after the ball. It might have worked, but for four Highland Park turnovers in less than two minutés which enabled the visitors to move into a four-point lead. Proviso floor Brewer, holding the junior center to final season the throw. Proviso. with 206 points. The from Georgevich Collins Herring Larson Metzger Miller Reich Sadin Park (42) FG FT P 2 1 5 4 0 2 Ss 0° -— 1 3 2 1273. > t-3.. 1 2: 2-0 0 0 4 = Proviso East (86) FG F T P ye Ae 1 Goce 2... O63 A eS 72:3 +. 2.4 4-03 a a < ee ae 39 8 16 Moore Neher tt Williams Mit6omery «Siegal Monehotf Jordan Miller Totals 1610 15 Totals Score by Quarters Highland Park 10 9-13 Proviso East 20 24 13 10 —42 29 — 86 Plan for Extra Officials Delayed A proposal to use two sets 4 officials for high school basketba games has been temporarily sid tracked by the athletic directors. At a meeting on Feb. 21 of t Intersuburban Athletic Directo Association, the proposal was se to committee for study and reco mendation. The chairmen of each of the fi leagues in the association are t committee members. The leagu involved are the Suburban, Cent Suburban, Mid-Suburban, D Plaines Valley, and West Suburba March 2, 196 �This is a picture of the northwest corner of our second floor clothing department. 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Lucas Marian You fo SM Carl Sands or Buy / Maneras oF ‘or �But seller tors, every other By Dave Richert o matter how much you know about olling homes, you are basically an amteur. Here are five reasons you why hould use the services of a Realtor ORE than 3,000 North Shore residents this year will sell one of their most prized possessions — their home. And to make sure they get the best deal possible, most will seek the aid of an experienced Realtor. This know procedure is selling a home followed because your home with a Realtor, it is listed throughout the can. ever hope to North Shore. No homeowner achieve this kind of exposure on his. own. The broker is an expert at pricing and at arranging mortgages. ‘“‘Getting your house prop- people these erly priced is half of getting it sold,” says Herbert Kahn, president of Kahn Realty in Glencoe. “If it is overpriced, the house will just sit and the owner will get discouraged and probably end up selling for less than the house is worth.” On the other hand, if the house is underpriced, it will sell fast enough, but the owner is taking a loss. It is no job for an amateur. takes a knowledge of the home market, mortgage field, and town, and requires contacts in the business community. Of course, some people will contend that all they need is a sign on the front lawn. This may be true in some cases. But if you are going to sell your home, here are five reasons why you should plan to put it in the hands of an experi- Mr. Koenig says he has seen homes in his own neigh- borhood go for $5,000 less than they were worth. The broker prices the house right to begin with, and despite his commission, you will probably come out wth a greater profit than if you sold the house yourself. Just as important to making the sale is arranging the financing, and here expert knowledge is imperative. The broker not only knows how to draw up mortgages and arrange secondary financing, he has up-to-date knowledge as well. As Mr. Spellman says, ‘Even if a man was an expert at financing, his knowledge would not be up-todate because the money market fluctuates from day to day. However the broker is in constant contact with the mortgage houses.” Buck Ayars of Ayars Realty in Northbrook says enced Realtor. Wateh Out for the Pitfalls Lz A real estate broker can give your home greater exposure. He advertises widely and every sign he puts up in town is a selling sign for you. The Realtor has hundreds of prospects. The Realtor also has, as Edward Koenig of Koenig and Strey Realty in Glenview points out, many business connections. ‘‘These,’’ vide us with leads to people home.” Because the Realtor carries he has a variety to show to cording to James Spellman of he says, who ‘‘often pro- are looking for a an inventory of homes, the customer, and acHomefinders at North- brook, ‘all purchasers are comparison buyers.”’ The average homeowner has nothing to compare his home with except perhaps the home the street. the biggest advantage to the North Shore is the Evanston North Shore Board of Realwhich has 115 member firms. Under its rules, Realtor must make his lists available to all members within 72 hours. Thus, when you put that for sale down since his firm does as much as $25 million (Continued on page 29) Meet t e Directors Directors of the Evanston-North Shore Board:of Realtors listen to Pres. John Brandt read a letter. Directors are (clockwise) Mr. Brandt, Robert Earhart, Robert Miller, John Schermerhorn, Erven Luchs, Irving Poehler, Orville Daily Jr., Alan Ramsay, Miss Flor- “ ence Cook, Robert McGuire, William Orth, Howard Marshall, and Samuel O'Connell. a, Mi. By HAL SCHWARTZ f you’ve bought or sold a home on the North Shore since 1949, ances are eal through you the completed the services of a hember of the Evanston-North hore Board of Realtors. What is the board? Why was it brmed? What good does it do the elier or buyer of a home? “The board is a trade association stablished to improve the characbr and quality of service to the blic that the Realtor is licensed h serve,” explained Board Pres. ohn Brandt. But that explanation only gives a partial answer of what the board is. This becomes more clear when you consider what the board is not. “It is not a tight little group maintaining a colleetive opinion on issues affecting the sale or purchase of a home,”’ Mr. Brandt said. “For example, we do not have a set opinion on open occupancy. As a trade mand association, we of our members cannot deconformity on issues such as this. We only can insist that members, in dealing with the public; abide by our ethical standards.” Involves Composition The question of what the board is also involves its composition. And, in this area, the Evanston-North Shore Board is much like groups and organizations. other First of all, it has its officers. Besides Mr. Brandt, they are Alan Ramsay of Winnetka, vice president; John Schermerhorn of Evanston, treasurer; and Robert Earhart of Highland Park, secretary. Each officer generally is elected for a one-year term and is a member of the board of directors. The board names members to ‘As a trade association, we only can insist that embers abide by our ethical standards’ A Board of Service arch 2, 1967 “The board is not obligated to committees, the two most important of which are the member- | follow the committee’s more serious recommendations, but it alship and ethics committees. ways has in the past,” Mr. Brandt The entire board consists of 115 said. member offices: and 984 active and active-associate members. If the real estate broker—the owner of the office—should join the board, he becomes known ber. his All as an active mem- employees who join become active-associate members. Each member office is entitled to one vote. Served as Watchdog The ethics the watchdog board. committee group Complaints ing the conduct funneled to this complaints may Realtors or from lic. The committee serves as for the entire made concern- of a Realtor are committee. These come from fellow the general pubinvestigates the charges and then makes its recommendation to the board of directors. The recommendation may be absolution from the charges, or a warning, fine, suspension, or expulsion. The membership committee has the responsibility of recruiting—and screening—potential members. Must Pass Standards Joining the board and attaining full status as a Realtor isn’t - completely cut and dried. A potential active—the broker—must go through a 12-month probationary period, while employees in a member realty firm—the potential active associate—are on probation for six months. During the probationary periods, the potential new members must participate in a seven-week educa- — tional series. They then must pass an examination based on the series. At the end of the probationary period, the membership committee recommends to the board of directors that the probationary member (Continued on page 8) �Ayars Realty... 26 B Baird & Warner, Lake Forest... 31 Birchwood Builders .._ 16 SS Saar 32 Koenig & Strey Cover 7 J. Kruger & Co. ..... 34 In Glencoe Seymour Graham, L 26 Bruff Realty ........ 35 awa Wms 8. ticks. ate under Graham ..... 33 24 29. 31 N John Channer..__... 31 John S. Clark:....... 29 Nash Realty Corrigan & Freres... |} Country Squire SS eee ee i! James Crabb .__.... 10 . . 18 23 ........ 33 Northern Rustic Pence Co: .¢:: =. 23 North Shore Town & “entry 19 D David Plywood ...... 28 O. DeSitter Bros. ....... 20 Home Fashions... . 13 Herman Olson ...... 32 E Old Colony oper- the | | Mr. Graham has been _ operating as a Home- franchise during the last few years but is no longer Mr. Graham this group. He has been estate business and the A was affiliated / “== with active in the real for over 20 years has worked in every branch of field. most challenging recent project the remodeling of the building at Park and Vernon Avs. in Glencoe which now houses the real .... 8 insurance tions. Savings & Loan Cover & Evanston Paint & ee gees Sarre 21 Pulte Company ...... 30 and management opera- phase of which has been the creation of some of the Shore’s finest subdivisions. Another is the exciting new project of renovating and managing commercial real 8 Glenview State US (eee ae Cover 3 Seymour Graham... 6 Evenstens . Quinlan & Tyson, eeee. oe 7 Edw. Hines Lumber . . 36 Homefinders in Northbrook ..._... 17 Evanson... K 28 30 AVE. GLENCOE VERNON 5-4455 8 Alan Robertson ...... 25 Rust-Oleum ......... 18 GLENCOE Skokie Lumber ....... 34 State National Bank .. 16 GLENCOE In a private setting with views of the lake. Rarely is one privileged to offer a house so beautifully designed and executed. This custom. built ranch home has LV/RM., D/RM., Breakfast Room and Master Bdrm., suite -all facing lake. In addition there’s a 2nd Family Bdrm. and bath plus Servant’s rm. and bath and.Laundry rm. on Ist. House is Centrally Air Conditioned and has private beach rights. Price in upper brackets. New on market — 6 Bedroom, 31% bath Colonial .in choice South location next to. wooded park and school. Attractive swimming pool with cabanas and private patios help make this a perfect outdoer-imdoor house. Grounds are large and wooded. In Sacred Heart parish. All this priced at only $69,500. fe .33 Associates... 36 WwW 24 PARK R ...... 19 J 362 ....... 10 Glenview ... Cover Tighe Realty Co. Town & Country I ann. Bruff Real Quinlan & Tyson, Skoglund Bros. Inc... .23 Kei... (center photo), John Channer: and Associates, REAL ESTATE 36 Ss H C. A. Hemphill C. D. Johnson, ee eS Warner and Homefinders in Wilmette. North Shore friends. Quinlan & Tyson, 1420 Corporation .. .27 Isberian The name of Graham Real Estate has long been associated with warm, personal service to its many These homes with that something extra are being sold by No Shore Realtors. Pictured clockwise starting at top left, the home are being handled by Smart and Golee, Koenig and Strey, Baird a Q mien =. Cover 2 First National Bank of Evanston ......... 11 Oscar IN, 15 F First Federal Savings G Glenmur Credit ..... gale. a a Mr. Graham’s extensive knowledge of North Shore real estate has made him an expert in residential sales. However, this is only one facet in a many sided operation, one P a Oe estate business as well as Graham estate. Evanston Builders Evanston Federal " {REAL ESTATE ? tate in Glencoe. M Margolin Builders Hugh C. Michels | Real Es- in Glencoe Cc mt more finder a Builders Service ae once pame of Seymour Broadway Shower ee a well-known North Shore real estate broker, will | f Builders. ___. 32 poe a Accent (Continued) ER K Realty Office [4 A e bt 3 ~ Advertiser's Index Graham Opens : ai a1 Warner Paint Co. .... 10 Wilmette State OS eae > Cover 5 Winnetka Lumber Co. 20 Winnetka Savings & Loan GLENCOE WINNETKA Price reduced on this delightful Cerny home, set in a beautifully wooded area of Glencoe on a quiet culde-sac facing the lake. Shrimp brick Colonial ranch with delicate New Orleans grillwork; 2 family bdrms., with two bths., maid’s bdrm. with full bath, powder rm., paneled study-dining room, gracious Liv. rm. with fireplace, family room with fireplace opening to stone terrace separate breakfast rm., kitchen with adjoining laundry rm. Custom millwork and hardware throughout. Central air conditioning. 2 car garage. Now priced at $95,000. Price reduced on this perfectly located 5 bedroom, 3Y2 bath home just a few blocks from Greeley School and New Trier East: Delightfully. remodeled by Fred Keck with extensive use of wood paneling and builtins. Large Lv. Rm. with fireplace and Thermopane window wall. Separate D: Rm. Modern Kitcherr has separate Breakfast area. Paneled Rec. Rm. in basement. Excellent condition throughout. 2 car garage. Price reduced to $55,900. OUR KNOWLEDGEABLE Seymour Graham Eleanor Boudreaux Lou Baumle STAFF TO SERVE Lill Leib James Dennis Ellen Glass Tecla Elliott YOU ........... Jidl Jones Ed Lamson Lorry Friedlen Patty Schrek , 194 �go SELECT PROPERTY FOR CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES It has become increasingly difficult for those wishing to locate on the North Shore to find suitable parcels of vacant property in good locations. We offer for your consideration the following properties on which we will design and build a home to suit your particular requirements: ath ee Woodley _Road_ Area Five 40,000 sq. ft. parcels from $42,500 each. Winnetka One Six 1%-acre parcel priced at $25,000. 1/.-acre parcels, including some riparian property at $45,000 and $75,000. Glenview | Eighteen 1/-acre waterfront properties with club privileges from $20,500. Sunset Ridge Area 3 One l-acre parcel on Pebblebrook west of Sunset Ridge Road, $25,000. | Glencoe ) Two lots with frontages from 80’ to 100’ priced at $17,500 and $18,500. Lake Forest Four 1 and '/-acre rolling wooded estate properties priced from $16,000. In addition to our own properties, we have listings on all vacant properties of- _ fered for sale through the Evanston-North Shore Board of Realtors. Please call for further information. gr a HOME HEMPHILL Cc. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOCIATES 330 W. FRONTAGE BY ¢ DEVELOPERS RD., NORTHFIELD, ¢ BUILDERS ILL., 446-6966 ¢ ® REALTORS 273-3131 x �Bi RSante als PE *: OSi ae ge ee aoe: SeSag Ai gh An Rar oT 3 a ; ae a P eee5 ag Mortgage Interest Rates North Shore Board Sinking—But Not by Much interest rates financial institution officials, who look for only a slight effect on the i gage despite the great demand for money. _ J. Howard Wolf, president of _ Deerfield Savings and Loan Associ- ation, said he sees “‘no appreciable change mand in rates is equal because to or the de- greater than the supply in the current market.” Others such as Sidney Hiller, managing officer of Howard Savings in Evanston, sees a very slight drop in the interest rate. Hiller _ added that with a substantial down payment (about 40 percent) the current average rate of 6% percent _ may drop as much as one quarter. Predicts Stability Roger Morrison, cashier at Winnetka Trust and Savings Bank, thinks the interest rate will stay “pretty much where it is,” although the prime rate drop will _ begin to have some effect. The most optimistic forecast for 9— buyer came from Charles Kidd, executive vice president of the First National Bank of Highland _ Park. According to Mr. Kidd, the present rate could drop as low as last year’s low point of 6 percent. Last year’s rates at area institu- tions ranged between 6 and 6% _ percent for the normal home mortgage. FS _ With | of the _ money thereby the possible slight lowering interest rate, demand for will most likely increase and tighten-up an already tight _ market, according to Mr. Kidd. Agreeing with Mr. Kidd was the resident of Evanston Federal Sav- _ ; gs and Loan Association, Robert Schraeder. He said the demand for 4 Peskin to Speak Former State Rep. Bernard Ee M. Peskin of Northbrook will dis_ cuss pending state legislation beic fore the Evanston North Shore Board of Realtors at 6:30 p.m. Mon- day in the Pyrennees_ restaurant in Skokie. A veteran of four terms in the General As- sembly of Illinois, = Be _ Mr. - ce Peskin “The money is always there—it’s just a question of the rates,” Mr. Schraeder said. Questions Last year’s veloped part Reaction money quickly of during August, was president of the Demo- - erats of Northfield Township, and a member of the board of directors . of Little City, a community for re_tarded children in Palatine. Mr. Peskin is associated with the Chicago Ee law firm of Deutsch and Pes- kin. _ SALE : BY Sheldon GOOD F. Good of Evanston, | president of Sheldon _ Co,, Chicago, was the sole broker in the F. Good Be cago. Mr. Sheridan Rd. 98 and sale of a $177,500 three-story building on Greenview Good Av. in Chi- lives at de- last to Mr. scare into the business without much cause. Money commitments. are made well in advance and there shouldn’t be that much cause for alarm,” he added. The 1966 quite 1100 these the North their petitions be made known to the board. Barring Why was the board formed? An answer to that question involves a look into the board’s early history. Recognized Problem By 1918, Evanston had grown to be a city of about 37,000 persons. Real estate salesmen there recog- nized that they as individuals could not serve the booming community. Thus, the Evanston Real Estate Board was formed so that a nationwide, al- Shore re- Several years later, a_ similar circumstance occurred on_ the North Shore and that board was formed. And, in 1935, recognizing the need to increase the member- area gages were down 25 percent from 1965, mortgages on existing homes were down 18 percent, and over-all, mortgages were down by almost 16 percent from a_ record-breaking 1965. If money demand gets too great this year, Mr. Hiller foresaw the younger residences getting more of the money from savings and loan He to sharing of information could result. cutback mained fairly steady. According to Mr. Hiller, construction loan mort- associations. objections was building considerable though added money would readily not be to apartment that the allotted as buildings or other commercial ventures. Mr. Kidd also saw the savings and loan associations restricting mortgages more to private homes while the banks would favor the ship and covered, broaden the the two groups territory merged to Carr Reality, the oldest real estate agency in Deerfield, is moving soon to new quarters at 732 Wauke- gan Rd. Mrs. Iola Carr, the agency’s moving Warren, president of the would to another stick to the North Shore area. the The extent to which banks and savings and loan institutions will be able to attract money in savings accounts and certificates of deposit will have an effect on the availability of money during the next year, afterward. \ ae aeamamummmaummaamaammamng AA cnn cn Deerfigld State location behind Bank shortly Mrs. Carr took over the business after her husband’s death. The building she is moving from this month is being torn down way for a The new terranean said Mrs. cattaaaaamaanmmmnnnaantnamassame Nt aT sq. ft. Se lect from Full Line of Paneling and Armstrong Ceiling Tile. A Complete Stock of ® © ® ® MOULDING PLYWOOD WALL PANELING NAILS ® ® ® ® EVERYTHING IN LUMBER AND _ BUILDING owns FOR THE “DO-IT-YOURSELF” HOME- AT REASONABLE PRICES. | MILLWORK BUILDERS HARWARE SAKRETE CEILING TILE | Free SSS house At meetings and_ informally, members began exchanging listings verbally. The exchanges grew. Offices furnished each other with A special board committ worked on rules and bylaws a created the multiple-listing servi written reports on properties offered. By this method, they could improve their chances of selling The multiple-listing service gi property uing in question to be of new in the listing part come EVANSTON t exchange. member office the advanta every other office as of his sales force. List in Common Book In joining the board, the memb automatically places homes he for sale with the board. All hom offered by members are listed i con- common do the seller or buyer of a home—can be answered by contin- who of members 1952. each sidered—what good does the board book prepared board office, Evanston. 3009 Membership at t Central § in the multiple-li ing service is mandatory for board members, but members If a member offi sells a home it has listed, the offi receives its full commission on t sale. If another office home, it shares mission. in and out all day and three regular desks banner Realtors, of having listed. final history. the board the name of the Evanston-North Shore Board of Realtors. The the Under In May, 1949, the bylaws were changed and the association took on . Besides the 50-50 obvious sells in the t co moneta The office will be about the same size as the present one. Salesmen advantage to the Realtor of t multiple-listing service, each met working for the agency are James Healy, Tom Loehde, Alyce Gaw, Mrs. Jean Miller, Mrs. Evelyn Hirsch, and Mrs. Beth Rogers. ber receives other advantages fro membership in the board. “He automatically becomes member of the Illinois and natio boards, both of which have thd Mrs. Carr, besides being a fulltime realtor, is police matron for the local police department, and a member off the Deerfield Women’s Club and the Lake County Juvenile Officers Association. own publications. “But, most important, he 4 comes entitled to be called Realt and to assume the responsibiliti of this title.” for Any Good Purpose UN 4-7701 UN 4-0415 | MODERNIZE Ask About Loans YO UR ‘A OME for Bill Consolidation PHONE LOU ROSIN OR COME IN TODAY GLENMUR CREDIT CO. INC. Gen. Mgr. Presidert S—— Open Saturdays Until 3:30 P.M. (1 Blk. N. of Main) drums. estimates. We Honor All Midwest Bank Cards 100i SHERMAN of his sales force. increased and members began a ing the board to serve as a cleari Ask for helpful ~ planning booklets. EVANSTON builders LUMBER CO SFISHER havi another.”’ By 1937, the membership had grown to more than 200. Cooperation then became the key word—a way by which members could battle the Depression dol- Liisi. WALNUT 1/4" PANELING 35: of every other office as a pa longest time, real estate salesmen long table with phones for salesmen SPECIAL INSULATION ROOFING SIDING FLOORING advantage memb to make onTeil ¥ ® ® ® ® each were in fierce competition with one Bulko gas station. office will have a Medidecor and vinyl walls, Carr. It will contain one SPRING REAL gives the “Forming an association for mu- To New Deerfield Home for loans but that his bank Byron multiple listing se vice Shore cena not complain. First National Bank of Winnetka, said there would be no preferences commercial building interests. the Evanston-North Estate Board. Carr Realty Co. Moving owner, is moving after being located at 701 Deerfield Rd. for 25 years. The agency was started about 26 years ago by Larry Carr in an office at 813 Waukegan Rd., he will speak at the board’s sixth was named Best Legislator in 1963 and 1965 by the Independent Voters _ of Illinois. He the according Schraeder, and threw a annual dinner meeting. Mr. Peskin * shortage Also the possibility of a 7-percent tax credit on new construction could affect the market. _ Before Realtors that any serious objections, the board of Realtors has gained some new members. according to Mr. Kidd. — On Legislation notice N KML N N NNN NN N NNN NNN N NNN NNN NN NN NN NY N NN ? NN N NN : NN NN° N N: NN NN SN N NN NN NN N NNN NN N NNN NNN NN N NNN NNN NN NN NN N NSS NN N NNN . NN N » hh bhddddbddddddddddddshdhdddddddddisddddadiNuu50nnnsaccaccccic = tual benefit was not an easy idea to sell,” Mr. Brandt noted. ‘“‘For the a rates back up. hdd < _ membership individuals are seeking to join the association, and asks that any LALLA AAA mortgage form Real loans has loosened up somewhat now, but with spring building coming up, the demand will be great and could send the interest ddddddlde, Home _this year may be down from their ig 1966 high of 634 percent—but: not by much. * _ That’s the consensus of area The (Continued from page 5) be granted full status as a member. The board then circulates to the cccccrinuunuuuuuuunntuunnnnrrrncrrcannzxtczcc530n:nnLZLEE By JAN WISEMAN ESSE HRS. MON. & FRI. 9-7:30 3105 TUES., WED. & THURS. 9-5, SAT. 9-12 OAKTON 677-6390 March.-2, 19é �Structures Will Cost Over $24 Million Growth Public Projects Reflect Twenty-three public building projects hated $24,422,000 are being built now costing an esti- or are planned for bnstruction later this year on the North Shore. Figures reflect the continued growth of North Shore comunities, and the desire of city, village, and school district ficials to keep pace by expanding and remodeling old falities or building new ones. Evanston heads the public build- Junior High School, is scheduled for g boom on the North Shore with ree major school projects and a ty project that will cost a total of completion in the summer of 1968. Skokie School, slated for remodeling at a cost of about $144,000, bout $11.3 million. This represents will hout 44 percent of the total cost of fifth and sixth graders. This project ] North Shore projects. also will be completed in 1968. The Crow Island remodeling will Listed by community, the total bst of projects under way or anned for later this year in other eas is: Winnetka—Four school projects sting about $3,454,000. Deerfield—Five school, village, d fire protection district projects sting about $3,424,000. Highland Park—One city and two hool jobs _ totaling about ,847,000. Northbrook—One village project, ,040,000. Wilmette—Two village and one hool job, $977,000. Northfield—One village and one hool project, $947,000. item, Glenview—One village 550,000. Largest Project The largest public construction oject is for the South Hall ddition to Evanston High School d for remodeling work there. ork began Dec. 6, and ost will be $8,064,000. the total The new South Hall will contain ysical education facilities, a bchnical arts wing, and additions ) the music department. The job is kpected to be completed by the All of 1968. Cost of additions and remodeling Evanston’s Lincoln School will about aven $979,000, School while will cost the new about 52,000. Lincoln School will get a 20lassroom addition to replace a ection of the building constructed 1895. Also added will be a new brary, boiler room, and an office ite. Work will begin this spring ind is expected to be completed by e spring of 1968. Work on the new Haven School egan last summer. The two-story ructure has been designed to ccommodate 500 students. The roject is expected to be completed y September. Plan Garage Plans are being made for a arking garage in Evanston that ill cost the city at least $18 illion. ™he structure is expected to commodate at least 360 cars. No arting date in 1967 has been nnounced. In Winnetka, the four projects clude construction of a new junior igh school, remodeling of the resent junior high and Crow sland schools, and an addition and emodeling at Greeley School. A th Winnetka School District projct at Hubbard Woods School was ompleted late last year. The five construction projects ere approved by district voters in une and work began early last ummer. The new $2,810,000 junior high chool, located arch 2, 1967 just west of Skokie become a middle school for cost about $181,000. The work to expand the library and_ kindergarten space, make repairs on the boiler, and add classroom equipment is expected to be completed by this summer. Set Completion Date The work on Greeley School also _ is scheduled for completion by this Ee This rendering of the expanded Highland Park High School was prepared by the architectural firm summer. The $312,000 job includes construction of a new library learn- ing center, conversion of office a fire protection for new public of Loebl, Schlossman, Bennett, and Dart. ‘a space into three classrooms, and renovation of equipment. Two school districts, the village, and pay Es district will projects in Deerfield. The largest single project in the village will be the addition to the high school at a cost of $2 million. Among the new features will be expanded library and physical edu- cation facilities, and additional classrooms and laboratories. The job, which began in June, 1966, is expected to be completed by this September. In Deerfield School District 109, two new elementary schools will be built and additions will be constructed on the Maplewood, Kipling, and Walden schools. Total cost for the projects will be about $1,250,000. Work on the additions already is under way, while work on the new schools in the southeast and southwest parts of the district will begin early this spring. The additions will be completed in August, and the new schools in the fall of 1968. Two lesser construction projects in the Deerfield involve expansion Deerfield-Bannockburn of Fire District station, $125,000, and police facilities at the village hall, $48,884. Both projects are scheduled completion this spring. for This is a rendering of the appearance of Deerfield High School when construction is completed. The architectural firm which designed the $2 milA $2 million addition to the high school is the top public construction job in Highland Park this year. Included in the project which began last June is a new library, teaching wing, and additional classroom and laboratory facilities. Work is scheduled to be completed by September. An $846,000 addition to Edgewood School in Highland Park School lion addition is Loebl, Schlossman, Bennett, and Dart. The new facilities should be open this fall. District 108 is scheduled for completion this fall. Work began last summer. The addition will include a science classroom, tex- the Central Plaza construction, will . Brick exteriors and steel girders rise on Green Bay Rd. as workers homemaking, tile, and art rooms, multi-use library-learning, and science centers, and girls’ gymnasium. The final Highland Park project, strive for completion of Evanston's new $950,000 Haven Elementary School by July |. (Staff Photo) cost the city about $24,000 this year in the first phase of work. The first phase of the parking and rest area project is partially complete. It covered concrete, masonry and some _ landscaping work. The final phase planned for late this year or early next year includes a brick wall encircling the parking lot. To Get Library Northbrook will be getting a new library this year as the village’s only public project. Work will begin in the spring on the $1,040,000 2story building. The planned completion date is in October. The new facility would about double the present book capacity of the library. Wilmette’s two village projects planned for this year are a new police station costing about $375,000, and a $127,000 addition to the library. Wilmette School District will have an _ educational service center constructed at a cost of about $475,000. The 1-story colonial-style police station would be started late this spring and completed before the end of the year. Included is a communication center, a four-cell jail, conference and meeting rooms, pistol range, and assembly and lunch rooms. The wing added to the library (Continued on page 36) 9 �Open Occupancy —Who’s on By HAL SCHWARTZ _ The Evanston-North Shore Board of Realtors is a much misunderstood organization when it comes to the highly emotional and controversial issue of open occupancy. This is the feeling of John Brandt of Wilmette, Many board area civil president. rights leaders feel that the board has stood for the taining the ‘suburban atmos- phere” of the North Shore. “Both groups are wrong, and they are wrong because they don’t understand the nature of the board,” said Mr. Brandt. “Ours is a trade association and as such we can exercise little or no control over the dealings of mem- bers as long as the dealings are “I feel there should be some kind of open-housing law, one that would put the responsibility of whether a home is sold to a Negro on the back of the homeowner.’’ neighborhoods, _ have tions the sale of property in the area. On the other side of the question, many homeowners have stated that the board is their last hope for main- ethical and honest,” he Thus, if one Realtor added. works at keeping Negroes out of all-white suburban _ neighborhoods, and another works at integrating the board about could the ac- on both sides of the open occupancy question still feel that all realtors in this area posed to and elsewhere integration are op- of neighbor- hoods and open occupancy tion in any form. legisla- But the public is wrong on this count too, Mr. Brandt said. Indivi- dual Realtors have widely differing views on this and all controversial he opinions that expressed by Seymour GraGlencoe and McGuire and by members of the Evanston-NorthShore Board of Realtors in 1966 totaled $123,281,000, or 9.5 percent year—was the last straw for many potential buyers.” But last December interest rates were lowered slightly and money for loans became more readily available, he said. Because of this, Mr. Hastings issued this forecast more than the previous year. Frederick G. Hastings, the board’s public relations chairman, said the higher volume resulted from increases in the number of homes sold and the average sale price. Sales in 1965 were valued at $113,469,000, or 7 percent higher than the $105,841,000 in 1964. | There were 3,114 homes sold by board members during 1966, 115 more than in 1965 and 367 more than 1964. Mr. Hastings also noted that the average sale price last year for $37,800 in $39,500, compared 1965 and $38,500 to the previous year. “Realtors during supply Hastings bucked five efforts the year at tightening the of money for loans,” Mr. said. ‘In addition, the in August— the final one of several during the for 1967: “The 1967 demand tative properties for represen- on the North Shore appears high. There is every indication that this year there will be excellent increases in sales of homes in all classifications.” He also issued sellers of homes. a warning to ‘“‘The seller who a few tips on the pricing of a home. He said the buyer is interested in four major factors: the style of the bedrooms, home, the the number number of of baths, and the size of the garage. For example, in the $30,000 to $40,000 category, the buyer expects the home to be ranch or colonial, have three or four bedrooms, 1% to 2 baths, and an accurate been hered to.”’ Mr. Hastings market made offered ap- and the adseller Graham Negro,” he added. ‘‘We shouldr dictate to the homeowner who must exhibit his home to.” Mr. Graham had a few words criticism for some of his felld brokers. ‘“‘We must try to eliminate bias and fear throug education. This can’t be done overnight, and any la would do more harm than good.”’ have a law that would make it mandatory that the homeowner sell to a Negro if he doesn’t want to,” he added. Mr. McGuire does not feel any bias and This can’t be done fear through education. overnight any law would do more harm and than “Brokers should take the attitu that they will try to see that groes live where they want to. they (the brokers) did this, more than 300 Negro families wou move to the North Shore.” added that the economics He living on the North Shore would } a major factor in limiting the nu ber. Mr. McGuire had a different vie of the broker and his relationsh with the community on the questi (Continued on page 30) Financing the North Shore since 1884 Incorporated 1938 Quinlan. and Ly SON. COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL Mortgage Corporation. — APARTMENT ARCHIBALD G. JENNINGS, — RESIDENTIAL — LELAND many H. SCOTT, Vice President & Secretary STANLEY PASKO, of these factors be much more one that does, is despite the real estate to offer will difficult to sell than he explained. “This, fact that all other factors justify the ; the market for tings advised. months, Mr. AL 1-6700 MORTGAGES President & Treasurer WILLIAM Therefore, the price should be lowered a few thousand dollars so that it may be sold faster—and so the owner will not resort to panic | } selling after his home has been on had Mr. tory that the home will be shown to all qualified buyers, regardless of race. But I don’t think we should The property worth between $30,- continue to suffer as in the past. Invariably, his eventual selling price is less than it would have if homeowner,” 000 and $40,000 that does not have price.” been the said. “The law should make it manda- a 1%4-car garage. insists upon unrealistic pricing will praisal of law on open occupancy will serve any good purpose. “The basic problem is a longrange one: education. I mean education for whites as well as Negroes. We must try to eliminate Shore Homes Worth $123,281,000 hike in interest rates a home is sold to a Negro on the back good,” he explained. “I don’t see any benefit to anyo in showing a home to a Negro if is known the owner won’t sell to t explained. For example, two differed greatly were Seymour Graham of ham Real Estate in Robert McGuire of Orr in Evanston. Members of Area Realty Board Sell Despite the impact of tight money, the value of homes sold “I feel there should be some kind of open-housing law, one that would put the responsibility of whether But, regardless of the nature of the board, many men and women issues, preservation of the ‘“‘color line’ in the nothing to say of either. First? N. LARSON, Vice President & Asst. Treasurer Loan Representative 1569 SHERMAN AVENUE, EVANSTON, ILLINOIS 60204 UN 4-2600 BR 3-3750 Has- . ; CG lendura Caliak in Wilmette and 2 North Shore ayer ‘Imperial ee il covering Suburbs. guarantees gladly oes its “sample a We Build on Individual Lots. JAMES CRABB * Over 67 years of home building on the North Shore 1225 Central Avenue REALTOR Wilmette Above: WINNIE FG REGISTERED BUILDER ~: Phone: 251-0456-1080 | March 2, 196 �yson Expands Office Quinlan, ew Concept Is Coming cious desk arrangements, space dividers, carpeting, soundproofing, and setback of desks from front ‘Today’s New Concept of Real tate Service,” a phrase displayed ominently during remodeling in p windows of the newly relocated d enlarged Quinlan and Tyson, ., real estate offices at aukegan Rd. in Glenview, ailable to yers onth. North and Shore sellers 969 will be home early ‘this reception privacy he executives of Quinlan and son, Inc., Realtors, explained the ew concept” as a program olving office design, office loca- n, direction of office activities, d office staffing. The ample area the former store location on aukegan vantage Road has been used by the architects to to ovide complete privacy for each several simultaneous real estate le or purchase transactions. Multiple conference facilities of rious sizes provide for personal nsultation between brokers and ents, without distraction. Spa- complete for less formal conversa- customers and office The total effect of the office is that of a dignified, yet comfortable and homelike financial institution; it is the antithesis of a small, crowded real estate “new office. concept”’ office, the client’s business can be his alone, if he wishes, as is appropriate for transactions. involving so substantial a portion of personal assets, Mr. Jennings said. e president and. manager of the ice. provide tions between personnel. In the The opening of.the new office was nounced this week by Archibald Jennings, president of the 83ar old North Shore real estate and Donald F. MacKinnon, areas Feature Areawide much Mr. part Areawide service of the Service is also ‘“‘New MacKinnon stated. very concept,” ‘While serving clients everywhere on the North Shore (as do other real estate offices,) it is logical,’ he said, ‘for our five-office firm to establish areas of concentration for efficiency.”’ The Waukegan Tyson planned staffed, offices Rd. have Quinlan been and located, and equipped, and will be for intensive service to a sell and primary market area roughly outlined by the express and tollway system, including the villages of Glenview, Northbrook, Northfield, Golf, Morton Niles, To and Grove, portions northwest seller our of Skokie. ces officially office, it will be known the ‘‘Glenview-North- as brook Area Kinnon said. The Office,” plusses covering a and real Mr. sales quickly, price to even in the absence of the salesman efficiently, buyer and be overestimated responsible for a particular listing. — in experience. Convenience Is Highlight are There will always duty” at our ‘“‘new concept” during. given immediate be someone business hours, ine service, — BARRINGTON — of area from one large, efficient, centrally located office (versusa smaller offices) oughly explored series of have been thorby Quinlan and Tyson, Mr. Jennings stated, noting that the firm typically operates larger offices in its other locations, such as Evanston, Deerfield, Winnetka, and Lake Forest. “A larger office offers advantages in terms of availability of personnel at all times, Oe kettle rapid han- larger group reinforce one ‘Ours ability is of of salespeople another’s efforts URN — Rete es Bk Sy ae Be crane, hand-hewn beams; 4 elegant bedrooms, 2!/2 baths, com- _ pletely built-in kitchen, main floor family room, separate dining room, full basement, double garage. It's on 2 well-located country acres in Barrington's countryside, ready for occupancy, and we have the key. $57,500. which are the lifeactive real estate business,”” he stated. team effort, and the ae of the "Down East" Colonial, so authentic in detail that any Connecticut Yankee will rejoice! New England fireplace with hand-hewn mantel and dling of advertising inquiry, speedy handling of messages, listings, and other matters blood of an See Here's A Brand New Version THE COUNTRY a a SQUIRE REALTORS 209 Park Ave., Barrington, Ill. to to DUnkirk 1-6464 Decorating begins at the ~ .,AND WE'RE BUYING OUR NEW HOME WITH A To set the mood of a room, begin at the top with a shimmering chandelier by Progress Lighting. Choose this chandelier for elegance and grandeur. Its crystal prisms_and eight golden arms swirl up to a brilliant golden crown. Hand-chased bronze with a satin finish of antique gold, its curves are accented by the brilliance of cut and polished crystal. 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Even statistics might show __ that on the North Shore the profession is becoming A Woman’s World B - By Bonnie Croft And most women executives in real estate claim the very fact that they are members of the fair sex has contributed to their success. ‘“‘A woman knows homes and what a woman who must stay in a home all day wants,” said Mrs. _ Lang, owner of Sunset Realty in Highland Park. But what about selling commercial or industrial properties? | “There’s no handicap here,” re- “It’s a very satisfying feeling realize you’re helping people h homes,’’. Miss Nixon commented. Miss Cook also began ‘as secretary and later as a sa person in a North Shore rea firm. She has owned her o Ann Moroney ' | plied Mrs. Lang. “Men know what they Be want, and they don’t care who sells it to them.” struction and other considerations. Mrs. Andruss Florence - who embarks estate must be time.” “This Agency in Winnetka, said the who only want woman usually selects the homes a week.” | from which she and her husband . Cook, owner __-will make a of Miss Baumann-Cook final selection. Intimating that feminine shrewd- mess often plays a part in this | decision, Miss Cook claimed that women many times will pick the homes they like, then tell their husbands there is nothing else available. Out Role | “The husbands then take care of _ the financial part,” Miss Cook said with a smile. A _ Realtor also finds other advantages | in a woman-to-woman tact, according to Miss Cook. “When con- #.first started in the real _ Another real estate man was sitting on the finish. steps I just waiting walked for in, her to and eventually sold her a house. It was | |. the first sale I ever made.” Mrs. Ann Andruss, owner of Ann Andruss Realtor in Kenilworth, agrees with Mrs. Lang that a woman “always knows what a house should have and what other women like in a home.” _ on the woman a career in real Mrs. “A woman has _ psychological intuition as to what a person really in a home,” Mrs. Perlman explained. ‘She also can work much harder than a man when:she wants to, and she can. adapt her time to another woman’s schedule.” “A woman realtor by wives to supply pediatricians, clubs, tivities in the area often is asked information on and social acin wh'ch they But she is quick to add that there is really a place for both men and women in the profession, since men may have a better sense of con- like. Miss Helen Nixon, owner of Helen G. Nixon Real Estate in Evanston, claims “‘it’s still a man’s world”’ in real estate prove and they are that women “must as good.” She agrees with other women owners, though, that if any female is going to try the profession the North Shore is a good place to do it. “If there’s any place a woman is of value in real estate it’s in a residential area,’’ Miss Nixon said. Two sets She and Mrs. Christine Bauma Collins joined forces because “ were tired of working for somec else.”” They met each other w working at Bills Realty, then Wilmette. ‘“‘willing to work full job is not for those to put in a few days estate business I went to see a are interested,’’ Mrs. Perlman said. “A man is in another world.”’ .prospect about a piece of property on the lake in Evanston. She was Mrs. Perlman also claims that doing her wash in the basement men looking for a home usually ask and was dressed in a bathrobe. about features their wives might _ | | said agency since 1930. material Mrs. Harry (Rhoda) Perlman, owner of Lakeside Realty in Highland Park, said a woman has “every advantage” over a man in selling real estate. wants Points more of circumstances seem Perlman Mrs. Lang to drive women into the real estate profession more than ony others. These are a desire to be doing something when families grow up and leave home and the gradual working into the business after being associated with it for several years. long Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Andruss both entered the families began their business when demanding their less of time. Mrs. Lang worked for Idlewood Realty in Highland Park 3% years as a saleswoman before starting her own office last October. She now employs three other people. Moved Mrs. Office Andruss worked for four years with Mrs. Ann Moreland, a former Glencoe Realtor, then moved her office to Kenilworth. Her son, Lee Jr., now is associated with her in the agency. “T had never been in business in my whole life,’”’ commented Mrs. Andruss, who was graduated from college as a registered nurse. Mrs. Andruss said she chose real estate because she “loved houses and people” and selling homes It would statement, be hard to dispute since Mrs. Lang her has sold homes in Wilmette to both of her children. Mrs. = is in another they are interested. world!’’— Mrs. Rhoda Perlman A man Highland Park Miss Cook claims her agency the second one on the North Sha owned by women. The first Harkness and Byrn, now defunct. resident. Mrs. Perlman, also a long-time Highland Park resident, began her real estate career‘in the early 1950s as a saleswoman for a Highland Park realtor. She opened October, her own agency Named For in Evanston-North Realtors. Since 1964. soon will the b Board two ot the positio owner of kanson and Jenks Inc. in Evanstd and Mrs. Dorothy Slaughter McGuire and Orr Inc. in Evansto Miss Nixon was the first wo elected director of the Illin Association of Real Estate Boar and is a former director of t Evanston Chamber of Commer She was one of the first appointe to the Evanston Community Re tions Commission and has se on the Washington Commission the National Association of Reé Estate Boards. She also is a p. Mrs. Perlman said another factor was her knowledge of area homes, gathered from many months of hunting for her own home. who to Shore then women have held Miss Lois Stewart, An encouraging family and sister also helped in her decision to enter the real estate field. Nixon, dedication ness, Miss Cook was elected in 1 as the first woman president of t “A feel for houses and people”’ led Mrs. Perlman into the real estate profession, though working was not new to her. She formerly operated a luggage store in Chicago and before that was a fashion coordinator for Sears in New York and Chicago. Miss President her secretary of the state association cele- brate her 43rd year in the business, began as a secretary to John Hahn, an Evanston Realtor. “Circumstances, experience, and_ background”’ has kept her in the profession. Miss Nixon also has represent the Evanston-North Shore Board the Evanston School District caucus, and secretary District she has served of the Evanston 202 Sch caucus. ‘seemed like a very happy thing.” The Realtor also credits her husband with encouraging her to enter the profession. a ties in the area in which Mrs. Andruss Lang-also emphasizes the “happy’’ aspect of selling homes to people. “It’s so good to find homes for people in an area you really believe in,” commented Mrs. Lang, a life- ‘“‘When I went in the a prospect about to see the lake in Evanston. basement real first started and estate man her tofinish. a house!”’ was was She real estate a piece was doing dressed in a sitting on the I just walked in and business, of property 4 her wash bathrobe. steps in t Anothe waiting eventually fe sold he — Miss Florence Cook seals etaetetaateteettteetetaaaateaetaee aetaie SS March Zz Fae pe ae eas ee ee a epee 2, 196 t isgeo they �Poy pees RES SSG: #3 pit lenas Es et aa eeae OS 5. e on Nee Set RS eS ‘ a Poe eI We~ DER pa rE Re ee oye € See aS l <KKK—<—————__ game: ee) x pies. e ci 2 ees Se eee SET: Gtee eaters, =Pe 33 pe Res 3 S323 Nas 3h Peace : eg ee PaES Maer eee aSgle (ES Gents a ee a 5 ee e3t eexed XN ee . i wagers a sta Ta es se 5 a es a : a — Se oS — Sn a. ate a ee em ee : eS TOOT Now Spring Fabric Festival all the fabrics have arrived wie, Our Clam ies Old Colony Home Fashions ... sells more fine custom draper on the North Shore than any other firm. 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An east Winnetka lake-front mansion built around 1915 soon will come down, carrying with it the many housed, secrets tears it had about the hidden, families and Joys Photos by Larry Graff it had it had shared By Margo In late 1966 the house was sold to C. A. Hemphill and Associates, Northfield developers. Joyner NE HOUSE GOES down, and nine others take its place. This is what will happen when a large 16-bedroom, 11 bath mansion in Winnetka is razed sometime this month. The tree shaded structure overlooks the 900 block of Sheridan Road from the front and Lake Michigan from the rear. And if the empty house could tell its tale, pages of history would be written. The house would recall the famous people who walked its corridors, climbed its stairs, read by one of its many fireplaces, or danced in its ballroom. The story of the house would begin around 1915 when the Samuel P. Carson family built the home. The property changed hands once before it was sold to U.S. Ambassador to Brazil James S. Kemper Sr. The Kempers hosted and entertained, and made a home for their family of three children until the early 1940s. The large estate was sold in 1942 to the Congre- gation of the Resurrection Fathers of the Chicago Province as a novitiate. The novitiate, which is a preparatory school for the priesthood, opened its doors as a school to Mrs. Peter coe handled in January, homes in the O’Rourk of J-H Kahn Realty in Glenthe transaction, which was finalized when the priests moved to other Chicago area. And plans for a development of homes along Sheridan Road drive are under way by the Hemphill firm: According to Jim Hemphill, the proposed development has been approved by the plan commission of Winnetka and will go next to the Winnetka Village Council for approval. If the council endorses the plan, the house will be taken down and construction of new homes will begin. Plans call for nine lots to be assigned to the property. Four of the lots will be nearly threequarter acre-tracts, and the other five will be half-acre lots. Cost estimate of the property, razing and construction of the new houses will run around $1%4 million, according to Mr. Hemphill. “This will be one of our smaller developments,”’ Mr. Hemphill said, who said other company projects in Winnetka are Lamson Drive, Forest Glen, Tower Manor, Woodly Manor, and Westmore Trail. When completed, the development on Sheridan Road will have custom-built homes, which is the standard rule for Hemphill and Associates. changes Four of the lots. will have lake frontages, and the natural beauty of the area will be maintained with the preservation of trees and special landscaping. The ballroom was converted into a chapel, and the stairwells were walled in as a fire precaution. Otherwise, the old house remained the same. So, as one house goes down, nine others will take its place on the North Shore. And each new home will have stories of joy and sorrow to tell through the years to come. about 20 students and personnel in 1945. These young men took religious training in the house, which had undergone to equip it as a school. some minor Light streams through the windows of an empty chapel, once « ballroom, in the large house that served as a home for three familie between 1915 and 1945. U.S. Ambassador to Brazil James S. Kemper Sr. then sold the: home to: the Congregation of the Resurrectio Fathers of the Chicago Province, which converted. it into a center to train young men for the priesthood. March 2, 196 �Coenig & Strey: Rising Star LTHOUGH there aren’t any more Koenigs or Streys ming along at the moment, the alty firm by that name intends to en its fifth office in Deerfield yway. And when it does, sometime late is year or early next, the Glen- A new outlet will accelerate one tradi- tion, end another of this 6-year-old firm ew-based firm will no longer be le to say with pride that a Koenig a Strey can usually be found in y of their North Shore offices. e two families will have a presentative in just four of the ER V s T ation t i v n I An ed l e d o y m l r e w R Ou N e fices. The new celerate outlet, the however, will six-year-old com- ny’s tradition of rapid growth. Starts With Small Office S M O O R W R O E H P S A P WALL Starting with a small Glenview fice of four people in 1961 and 320,000 in residential real estate les, Koenig and Strey now has 35 les personnel and a brand, spankg new office in Glenview as well s facilities in Wilmette, ook, and Old Orchard Family involvement is traditional with the Koenig and Strey real estate firm. Shown standing are Nancy Koenig (left), Mrs. Edward Koenig, Mrs. Mattie Koenig, Oswald Koenig, and Mrs. Thomas Strey. Seated are Jeannie Koenig (left), Edward Koenig, Thomas Strey, David Strey, Billy Strey, and Cathy Strey holding her sister Karen. The portrait in the background is of Thomas Strey's father, Fred, who was active in the firm until his death last year. (Staff Photo) North- shopping nter. Reflecting this growth is the rm’s recent announcement that me sales last year topped the $10 illion mark for the first time, a ost of 33 percent over 1965, when les totaled $7.5 million. More than 40 percent of 1966’s $10 illion omen orma dward rs. in sales is attributed to four in the Glenview office: Mrs. Koenig, wife of co-partner Koenig, Mrs. Luella Field, Cecelia Schnur, and Mrs. sold $1 lizabeth Smith. Each in_ residential illion or more roperties, a feat akin to winning 20 ames as a major league baseball itcher. Form New Company It all began rather inauspiciously late 1961 when Thomas Strey of lenview, who had been working r Homefinders Realty dward, as a silent partner. Their taff also included Mrs. Schnur and rs. Rose Bilger. The office was at 1033 Waukegan d. ‘We silk-screened our own igns in a garage,” Mr. Koenig aid. In 1964 a Wilmette office was pened, headed by Mr. Koenig, who (Continued arch® 2, ©1967 We want you to see our enlarged remodeled decorator showr ooms. Come, have a cup of coffee and see the new lines of since 1955, rmed Koenig and Strey along ith Mrs. Koenig and her husband, on page 23) e GREEFF e VAN LUIT GLENVIEW PAINT GLASS & WALLPAPER 1900-08 Glenview Rd. PA 4-3400 e STOCKWELL EVANSTON PAINT GLASS & WALLPAPER 2530-38 Green Bay Rd. GR 5-0430 �chienwad since my days. Ideas are By Mike Davies OB VOIGTS, Voigts owner Realty, different, of Bob has his of- fice in the shadow of Northwestern University’s Dyche Stadium, the scene of his greatest triumphs and his bitterest disappointment. In War the years preceding World II, Mr. Voigts dazzled Wild- ‘eat fans as an all-American tackle and helped lead Northwestern to its last Big Ten championship to date. Two years after the war ended, day than it was when I was coaching, and when I was coaching it was better playing. than The when game is I was constantly getting better,’ he said. But he thinks there is a price for this progress. ‘‘The players don’t have the fun they used to have. Everything’s win or lose and when this happens, the fun disappears.” Blames Alumni Mr. Voigts, who at 50 still looks like a first-string tackle, was voted an all-American After year, player in 1938. he graduated the following he coached football, basket- ball, and baseball _ Working in the at Illinois Wes- leyan College. He was University of Dyche Stadium, the language He said university alumni are forcing coaches to become demanding generals, rather than persons teaching students the sport of football. Bob Voigts 3 Shadow and even has changed. “Football is definitely better to- a line coach at Yale for a year before he entered the Navy. He spent several the months coaching football at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station Memories Are before going to sea. After the war he joined the coaching staff of the Cleveland Sharp Browns, a position he retained until Bob Voigts, Evanston Realtor and former head football coach at Northwestern University, sits before wall of pictures reminding him of past glories at Dyche Stadium. (Staff Photo) he took over the head coaching job | | a he was back at Northwestern, this at NU from Waldorf. his old coach, time as head football coach. In his first year as head coach, COLONIAL 4 BEDROOM he took the Wildcats to the Rose Bowl, but as the years slipped by so did Northwestern’s football fortunes. Northwestern officials asked Mr. Voigts to step down as head WITH FAMILY PROVEN FLOOR PLAN coach in 1954. ‘ Lynn Tells About Dismissal = “I was let go and became a little bit angry,” Mr. Voigts said. from his playing days, Frank Purtell, now owner of Purtell and Co. Contractors, who was 3 in the building business, suggested ‘ that he get into real estate. “Frank was the builder and I took care of the real estate end of the business,” he said. After three years, the partnership broke up and Mr. ey it = i = ie) = ab Cs ATR { oon i " ant a member rr “I decided to get out of the profession completely and _ into something more stable, something with a little more tenure. Mr. Voigts said a former team Hi H ih i a aa hc nom iG tit ) nat Mitt ihe At a Semme25 HU nf GUL aWTiiinaydl HARLAN (A Hetty Ki iat i! y a tein aes cs LT i if Ma (a eer wa ,) bs i ‘ ‘J ws Voigts opened his own office at 1418 Central Av., Evanston. Was it a coincidence that he opened his office within punting distance of Dyche Stadium? “Actually, it was not. I was looking for an office in Wilmette, but couldn’t find anything. On my way to a dentist in Evanston I passed this store for rent across from the stadium. I came back and rented it.” Rents Mr. Voigts ments, commercial FLOOR business. R Pe ae ao ¢" x anc" 2 land, vacant land and businesses. “In fact, I sell anything anyone will buy,’”’ he said. . Mr. Voigts said he has no yearning to get back into the coaching PLAN pores and Sells rents or sells apart- houses, FIRST “Things NOW AVAILABLE on Fully Improved in Lovely Wooded CUSTOM have QUALITY 1 Acre Lot Lincolnshire CONSTRUCTION........ $53,900 FEATURING: Carr Realty Company Adds New Employee @ Slate entrance foyer @ Separate dining room Mrs. Raymond (Jean) Miller of Deerfield recently joined the Carr Realty Co. ® Mrs. Miller is a member of the Evanston-North Shore Board of Realtors and specializes in selling vacant property. She worked for Village Realty about two years before joining Carr Realty and also has been employed by L. Ringer Realty Co. 16 First floor @ Family Room w/fireplace ® Family size Kitchen e 2 car garage & basement e Built-in appliances utilities @ 21% baths ALSO: Several choice sites available for custom building in Glenview; BIRCHWOOD $11 SKOKIE Northbrook; Lake Forest BUILDERS HWY., NORTHBROOK and Lincolnshire CR 2-7300 PA 4-3294. NATIONA! 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Call Fred Kocher 433-4333 ou & © oO fe & ' © & — rr c ° ® oO Ww 5 2 ) 5) ww Qu £ Os CA © oe O ww © 6 : Mm CU — fe] Oo vu e —_— eo Se e@ 2 < + 2 LL wa > = * kts G2 2-1774 am CR a qq Annereno = 6 Marina we Call eled living room with beamed ceiling and massive stone fireplace. Separate dining room, custom baths . . and much, much more. For details Call Jeanne Palmer 272-1774 NORTHBROOK JUST LISTED HANDSOME BRICK COLONIAL 4 Large Bedrooms expandable to 6. Deluxe 2!/2 Baths. Paneled 18’x 9 18’ Family Room with Fireplace Wall. Forma | Dining Roo m. Kitchen has separate eating area with Bay. Two car Garage. Exce lent condition and less than a year old. Upper 40s. Call Jim Spelman 433-4333 NORTHBROOK ANXIOUS IMMEDIATE TRANSFERRED OCCUPANCY OWNER 4 Bedroom Home. 2!/2 Baths. Large 26’x 20’ Family Room with Firep lace Paneled Wall and outside entrance. Lovely Carpeting in Living foom. Separate Dining room, Ha ll and Master Bedroom. Two Car Garage. Priced to Sell. Call Bette Symo 774 ER Wp p// Yyy y, Tt 1 �‘ e _ By BS: Sess Bruce M. Smith 6 North Shore construction jumped off to a running start in 1967 as _-area municipalities issued 73 build_ ing permits worth $2,823,719, the largest January total since 1961 when first month permits totaled ee be 7. 3 Gets Good 2, ae Building Permits ~ worth $2,523,775. Mark 87 permits, which 2 Totals 1961, were because high in of permits were | _ lic Church in Winnetka, family homes, and the | struction __ permit and complete 1967. Bee te 33 Homes Approved | This year, January’s high ‘total resulted primarily from permits issued for 33 single-family homes, a $900,000 industrial plant in North- brook, and a $442,494 addition corporated three, for rated New mits. 7% Collegeof Education in Wil- issued |. | $1,764,035. and value of construc- The village issued 28 permits for single-family residences, a $4,500 at Ra « permit for and the Cullman $900,- Wheel _ Company’s new plant. Eleven contractors shared the 28 permits for single family residences, but the largest block, six permits to The mit of Health C. A. Dr., five at 431 permits for largest Gets permit during January commercial] issued to Hackney’s Kenilworth’s Chicago mit expects to start construction of its for January lone commercial a $67,000 clinic at 405 alteration permits Wilmette issued seven permits for residential alterations worth $31,300; three commercial alteration permits worth $5,100; a permit for a $1,185 auxiliary building, and a $442,499 permit for an addition to National College’s adminis- tration building. Continues Program The addition to the National College administration building is part of the college’s $4,100,000 building program started in 1965. a per- FROM FAMOUS RUST-OLEUM. Winnetka’s four permits included a $36,000 commercial alteration permit for remodeling the Fell Shoe store at 952 Linden Av., two residential alteration permits per- residential alteration permit for electrical work at 339 Kenilworth Av. new sprocket plant in early spring for and Both commercial alteration permits were issued to Mystik Tape Inc., a division of Borden Chemical Co., at 1700 Winnetka Rd. on Lake building was a building worth $42,000. in was alteration for new The village also issued three residential alteration permits worth $13,500, two permits for auxiliary buildings worth $8,000, and two OK issued permit Central Av. Township, Hemphill lone Association office restaurant at 1514 E. Lake. Plan Sprocket Plant Co. to Glenview $90,000 Red Seal Homes Inc. Wheel Northfield Restaurant worth $191,694, was issued Cullman Northfield’s $145,000 at 2016, 2020, and 2024 Valley Lo Ln.; three commercial alteration permits worth $105,100, and two residential alteration permits worth $3,500. for an addition to a single- family -residence, | 000 Since ’61 construction during January was issued to North Shore Mental Glenview issued three permits for single-family dwellings worth iy Se GS ie Bi _. tion permits with 30 permits worth permit late residential alterations worth $32,200, and a permit for a $400 radio antenna. Northbrook led the North Shore in number in $77,500; and unincorpoTrier Township, no per- Northwood Mette. | project Glencoe’s permits included one for a $40,000 single-family dwelling to __ the administration building at National the Other North Shore totals include: Glencoe, seven permits worth $72,600; Glenview, eight, $253,600; Kenilworth, one, no value; Northfield, eight, $130,500; Wilmette, 12, $480,084; Winnetka, four, $45,400; unin- for Wil- mette’s No Man’s Land. | Best Opening issued 54 singlefirst con- issued in January January, for 11 multiple-family dwellings, a $1 million addition to SS. Faith, | Hope, and Charity Roman Catho- a4 Start $4,505,797. _ The value of January’s 73 permits also topped the value of De- _cember’s | Construction (Continued on page 19) 2581 Dove Gray NON-TOXIC i WHEN DRE BONNIE GLEN HOME in Glenview DO ABOUT ee 5 oe IB 23 _ ie Hd : HOMES: Gracious y ( ABOUT THE LOCATION: Prestige... seclusion ...in the midst of the country area of charming Glenview. . . and $54,500 Drive out and then west on priced club argolin builders 1367 Sanford Lane « Glenview, PA. 4.3810; ORchard 3-5128. 10 till dark: Open 2 3° see us today! Take Edens or Skokie Highway to Lake Ave., Lake to Bonnie Glen Estates... adjacent to North Shore NOW Special ingredients give Rust-Oleum Speedy - Dry coatings amazing durability . colors stay bright glossy on metal, wood, and ma- sonry. How many Speedy-Dry uses around your home? light fixtures, picture frames, Choose appliances, ete. — plus Clear! 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PAINT, HARDWARE, LUMBER, STORE FOR RUST-OLEUM March 2, 196 WI Sy . �Oriental Established Jewels from the Orient 1920 Rugs will dazzle the decor of any room . see our display of modern . and antique Oriental Rugs — the largest on the North Shore. Choose from modern and antique patterns in every size. Quality Rug Cleaning and Repair All work done by skilled craftsmen in our own plant. of the set a theme The sees features Shop # the Glenview Paint, Glass, and bitaat od Co. Early 1028 1967 and furnishings American . Oscar Isberian & Bros GR 5-0010 GR Ave. Chicago 5-0108 wallcoverings. lenview Firm xpands, Adds ew Products With consideration toward added stomer services, the Decorating bp of Glenview Paint, Glass, and bllpaper has almost doubled its le and added new product lines. [he showroom was also entirely Hecorated to enhance its appeare and comfort. The decorating bme is basically Early American, d features 1967 wallcoverings on walls. Bill Saflarski, store manager, and ncie Dahn, decorating consult, said new lines of decorator rdware, picture framing, and a st collection of drapery samples re added to the existing prodts. Mrs. Dahn and her two assis- ts, Edith Tilton and Jane Hohlder of Glenview, are on hand to consulting work, not only in the bp, but also in the customer’s e. The shop can furnish drapes, slip covers, shutters, reholstery, and will even assist th picture framing and wall color ection. [he shop, fully carpeted, has a bst confortable atmosphere and is ated in the building just west of main store, which has served enview for the past 16 years. anuary Boom (Continued from page 18) a in Chi- permit for issued permits ‘ : Northfield go for unincorporated vg a include bwnshipA Jog s ae to bene. | LUXURY y Building go. a permit to build a arm home at 220 O a $28,500 permit for a parsonage sued to St. Peter United Church AND signed ranch. PRIVACY— Located abound in the New d bordered by the forest preserve, aa arople space vor formal cedar ing. Glass views. plush, walls in the family room Central almost air new un conditioning, carpeting are | : in this tr GUENVIEW'S MOST DESIRED Beale is the setthis r on , ; a’ estate Trier dis St “ tertain- 1S, frame exquisite wooded eplat it,hasa and. inf : ' ach mouldings. pe Christ, at 2700 Willow Rd., and $4,000 permit for commercial erations issued to T. N. Hubrd Scientific Co., 2855 Shermer , Northbrook. DVE TO NORTHBROOK r. and Mrs. Donald Osburn and eir daughter, pved to brthbrook, d. Mrs. Lisa 2038 from Joe, 2, have Butternut Lno., Silver Springs, Osburn has joined the aff of the National 4-H Service 1410 WAUKEGAN GLENVIEW RD. bmmittee in Chicago. Both he and wife Barbara, e mbers. arch 2, 1967. are : former 4-H PA 4- 5400 luxury ranc e exterior su- infe@yin solid, crab orchard stone, while the with manship in all mahogany millwork : and J | d built, Custom ae ; Included are 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Bangers. Rangeley ein BE gg oF �53 26. a ne i tig . ras. ase aide po eee a SE Meg: oe eee Pi 3 & Rolection of oe ee ig Ss a Sag ms i SR RO SI aed Dra peries — CanC€ hange H ome’s Look ee By LINNIE M. McCOMAS hy ture. Half the beauty of your draperies is in the installation, the proper fullness, or whether from floor to ceiling, or from the top of the window. A good interior decorator will do all of these things without charge except for the draperies, because The purchase of draperies is a long-term investment that will add ae oe _ immeasurably to the comfort and es beauty of your home. Sse The serious consideration you - give to the selection of pattern, _ type and quality of good fabrics accounts ultimately to precisely how well you will be satisfied—today—two years from now. How wise at that time do you think your cet 2S <i ae a <2 & a” with investment will have been? Call ‘Home Doctor’ a good reliable down have complexion, how month. Started firm was Co. of Wilmette March, 1927, the at 1420 Sheridan to its present location firm deals mainly in as outer well as Consideration life of draperies the life usage draperies, fabrics, is often exof your and far ~ ee that of cheaper greater than the difference in price. at (Linnie M. McComas is a longtime Wilmette interior decorator associated with Old Colony Textiles at 3242 W. Lake Av.) 521 Fourth St. in 1931. The heavier a lining, automobile, but they won’t last forever. Yet many a husband will drive home in his 1967 automobile, and read his newspaper in a 1952 living room. Surely the atmosphere, beauty and durability of your home warrants the same consideration. The difference in good quality Rd. for two years and then at 421 Fourth St. for two years before moving your as Need The ceeds is during will the side, with the inner ones closed, permitting a semblance of light. this located This have your outer draperies drawn to chil- its 40th birthday this keeping cold and heat out. How beautiful it is during the day to _ Tighe Realty Company Marks 40th Birthday Tighe Realty done, draperies? protect draperies _ dren, and which kind of pets. If the rooms need be pulled in or drawn out, this can be accomplished by proper draperies, and perhaps by rearranging some furni- celebrating under they to many well present multiple effects in beauty as well as being utilitarian. 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Solid line outlines the boundaries of Mr. Foufas’ property with townhouse at left, shopping center in the middle and future high rise indicated by the arc-shaped area in foreground. The Nixon high rise is going up in dotted line area. ILMETTE’S No Man’s Land is becoming everybody’s land—thanks to North Shore developers Plato Foufas and Charles Nixon. Mr. Foufas and his partners in Spanish Court Associates Inc. tore down the area’s fabled Teatro del Lago theater last year and renovated existing shops on the north side of Spanish Court. Now they’re constructing a $3.5 million “Plaza del Lago’’ shopping center on Westerfield Sq. and 38 luxury townhouses next to it. A Jewel-Osco store and Howard Johnson Restaurant and half the townhouses are finished and an L-shaped office-shop building is under way. A 116-unit high rise An archway near the Jewel-Osco store frames the bell tower which graces the top of the older shops on Spanish Court. apartment building will be started late this year across Sheridan Rd. Total cost of the three-part Foufas development is about $14 million. Mr. Nixon is beginning construc- tion of a $5 million at 1420 Sheridan, condominium near the south- . ern fringe of the area. The units in his nine-story building on Lake The luxury Georgetown-style townhouses next to the shopping center are located on landscaped grounds. All units have basements, Michigan will sell from $46,500 to three bedrooms, garages, fully equipped kitchens, and sell for about $129,000. $60,000. he eS This is a rendering of Philip Nixon's luxurious condominium being built in No Man's Land. 22 To 1420 Sheridan Rd. ». be Westerfield tile roof. opened this month, this Howard Johnson Restaurant on- Sq. is the only one in the country with a Spanish-style �“4 Mr. Koenig credits the firm’s bility for its success. family also is The Lincolnshire complex planned by the company will include two twin towers with more into tion meeting hall, riding paths, tennis courts, a golf course, and close-by shopping areas. “Anybody r can Glenview, walk Northbrook, ilmette, or Old Orchard of- ces and find a Koenig or a 39 re “We feel we have something to er which the big firms can’t fer: anybody can walk into our enview, Northbrook, Wilmette, or d Orchard offices and find a benig or a Strey,’’ Mr. Koenig id. Mr. Koenig’s wife, Norma, is a ster of co-partner Thomas Strey. 600 rooms in each, during steaks, sea food, and Swedish cooking. About 100 homes are planned for red Strey died last July, but eanwhile, Ossie Koenig, Edward’s ther, became bored of retirement Florida and took over the ection of the Old Orchard office. Joins Channer BOTH PARTNERS FEEL 1966 was The building about 20 percent at 1777 Dewes St. in pany completed an equipment and storage building for the Village of Glenview and much curb and Sturdily Pichet or Ril : greater,” said 4951 Main Open Street, Skokie, 7 Days a Week —7 being constructed in mes in Wilmette, Winnetka, h occasional opportunity to do it. TION, Some OMAS STREY ESTIMATES spends 60 or more hours a week A call our own 101 W. mortgage Madison 6%, financing to Hugh C. house — FRANKLIN his job, occasionally taking his St., Chicago, Jr., dramatic split level. 4 bedrms., Pres., 751 105 W. Madison St., Chicago Winnetka Office Sales a ee i cee CaP. : purchasers. Victor E. Hokanson, M.A.I., or of the prop- Hillcrest 6-7100 Financial 6-7766 & FE | 8 room, 4 bedrm., 3 bath ranch with FULL BASE- MENT. Lg. family rm. opens to patio, also accessible from living room. Well planned kitchen has storage space galore and family size eating area. Personnel: Mary Jane Arnold Margaret Edge Marjorie Lochridge Florence Phyllis Robinson, mar. Feeley pa ASSOCIA- REALTORS Elm St., Winnetka 2!/, 782-6200. Hugh C. Michela & Cu. 23-year-old student at the Univer- 1967 telephone, available to qualified Michels, If a fifth member of the two milies joins the business it will obably be Mr. Koenig’s son, Tom, 2, spacious, FINANCING! SAVINGS Larry Darrow, appraiser, will arrange a prompt appraisal erty of your choice. mily to Lake Geneva for fishing, imming, and boating. arch $32,900 WE WILL HELP YOU WITH YOUR Through bns,’’ said Mr. Strey. A baths, 2 paneled family rooms. Excellent floor plan — in immaculate condition. Mid 50's. Special ks real estate with me,” said his fe. He likes to fish but has only y of Wisconsin. There are also ree girls in the Koenig family: prolyn, Nancy, and Jeannie. he-Streys also have four youngers: Cathy, Billy, David, and aren. “We hope the business will be ilt up to a point where it would nice for the kids to step in, but y kids may go off in all direc- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 — 1700 Sequoia Tr., Glenview (Lake Av. W. of Waukegan Rd. to Tall Trees area) 3 bedroom, |!/2 bath Georgian. Full basement. Built in 1949, with updated kitchen. Wall to wall carpeting. Fenced yard. 2-car garage. WALK TO EVERYlocation, in WILMETTE. an x See ‘3 THING AN le : the and hee Be CEC Mr. encoe are not well maintained, he id. Preparing for this better future hs left little time for hobbies. hen Edward Koenig goes to his enview home from the office “‘he x7, Se Phone 679-2888 Carl Anderson MIME the enview-Northbrook area will beto attract a greater share of unger buyers from the lake shore mmunities, especially if the older ‘hd RATS Ill. to 6 benig. There will be changes in e picture, however. The big new mes ' Northern Rustic Fence Co. al estate business on the North hore stands to get even rosier. “The demand for homes is going become Ath “4 “ Jolie P. erfection Built ¥ Cah EE E A FENCE MAN WHY WAIT SIX OR EIGHT WEEKS? Rd. and Grove Av. in The firm moved to Glenview from Skokie 12 years ago. Bs MU try Food Store near the intersection ee CU CU UR REEELLCELLU SS NY aie sidewalk work in the village. In the spring of last year, Skoglund completed the Open Panof Waukegan Glenview. Illinois Sg MTTTTTTITITTTPTTTLTPLE finished Glenview houses large _ threebedroom apartments. In addition, the 18-year-old com- John Channer and Associates, Inc., Realtors, with offices in Lake Forest and Winnetka, has announced that Mrs. Edward B. (Helen A.) Alschuler has joined the Winnetka office as sales manager. he elder Koenig and the elder rey are credited with having a eat deal to do with the firm’s ccess. “Ed’s father knows all the ins hd outs, and my father took care the books,”’ Mr. Strey said. firm Walter Skoglund Builders of Glenview completed a_seven-flat colonial type apartment building among other projects during 1966. Helen Alschuler and during her 14 years in the real estate business has served a twoyear term as a director on the Board of the Evanston-North Shore Board of Realtors. retire- the Apartment Bldg. Is 1966 Highlight For Skoglund Co. Also, there will be “‘six or seven” gourmet-type restaurants featuring different foods in each, such as countant ent. own 1966, ahead of 1965. Mrs. Alschuler, 800 Lincoln Av., has lived in Winnetka 19 years his During a conven- eir father, Fred Strey, came to brk for the real estate firm as an after Glenview, Turi- cardinal’s selling for about 140 homes in the Whispering Oaks area in Lake Forest. The firm looks for 1967 to be one of the better years in its 40-year history. The volume of business Lake Bluff. than Villa Italian homes $125,000 and up and lots which are the Bath and Tennis Club Estate in mphasized, however. named valued at about $40,000 apiece. blicy and attitudes, personnel, and omotional activities with responhe presence of several embers in the operation project, “ d Glenview Rds. The cum after an estate, includes ie ne, Glenview SKOGLUND BROTHERS INC. 600 Waukegan Rd. : the 724-3600 a month Skokie is planning big projects for this year. A multi-million dollar motel-hoteltheater in the round complex is in the planning stage for Lincolnshire, about 100 homes will be started in the Villa Turicum in Lake Forest, and other homes are planned for Inc., 8 same fice moved to a new building on e northeast corner of Waukegan this year at the Edith Rockefeller McCormick Estate in Lake Forest, which is some of the choicest property in the country. Builders, soil e of Community f ing in investment properties, was pened in September, 1965, followed year later by a new residential les office in Northbrook. During Big Projects on N. Shore i (Continued from page 15) hd become fully activd in the siness. The Old Orchard office, special- Concrete Work, Foundations, Patios, Drives. TITTLE ) pete, ata Community Builders Plans Koenig Agnes Morrison Itsy Smith Barbara Thompson Betty Van Schoor ) �Hemphill Developers Feature Brandt Cites Price Trene Custom-Built Homes on Shore In Urging Home Buying _ C. A. Hemphill and Associates of Northfield need little introduction in Chicagoland. been known as They have prominent North Shore residential builders for more than 30 years. During this time they have built over 1,800 upperbracket custom homes all over the North Shore, from Evanston to Highland Park; more recently encompassing Lake Forest, Mattewa, and Barrington, too. Hemphills ized in homes. have always individually special- custom-built While they have developed many prime areas, er built “‘projects.”’ they have ‘nev- None Are ‘Typical’ far as a ‘typical’? Hemphill As home is concerned—there The only thing Hemphill is none. ‘“‘typical’’ home is of every top quality, spaciousness, expansive elegance. Most Hemphill homes are of classic traditional style, but they have also created some stunning ex- ever a family has to sell a Hemp- hill home, because it became too small for a growing family, or too large after the children are gone — they always’ mention “Hemphill-built” in their Hemphill on a home is like sterling on silver. It seems to create confidence and to accelerate sales. C. A. Hemphill has been an ex- tremely active ganization Among member for more the many than 30 years. prestige areas he has created are Tower Manor, Lamson Drive, Forest Glen, Woodly Manor, and Westmore Trail, all in Winnetka. Following in his father’s footsteps is James T. Hemphill, who has been handling every phase of the business for more years, at towards working his the than same master’s Hemphill homes architect designs, every express ality, and under our time degree in business administration. He devotes much of his current time to the Valley Lo development in Glenview, an area _ planned and by Ruby many honors the quality awards of both for The list of Hemphill home owners is like the ‘‘who-is-who” of Chi¢agoland. now There firm is scarcely among whose a top executives there aren’t Hemphill home owners—a symbol of ‘“arrival’ among outstanding professionals, too. reversal indicates that is the time for families needing homes to purchase, John R. Brandt, president of the EvanstonNorth Shore Board of Realtors, declared to- An- and quantity of her sales, which have exceeded $1 million a year for more than 12 years. “It is not difficult’? she said, ‘“‘to achieve an excellent sales record with a firm like C. A. Hemphill behind you.” prominent prices Reputation recipient any day. “Contrary to the often exagMr. Brandt gerated reports of tight money, home mortgage credit is available for qualified buyers in most areas from a variety of sources,”’ he added. “‘Realtors—members of the local Board and of the National Association of Real Estate Boards—can be particularly valuable in aiding home seekers obtain funds, perhaps from sources not normally considered,’’ he explained. “Furthermore,” he continued, “with the passing months the may be fewer homes available, a prices rates may are be higher. declining, Vacane and _housi starts are at their lowest level in J years. “During 1966, construction cos of residential properties increased percent, and there is little prosped that this upward trend will b reversed this year, or, for thé matter, at any time in the foresee able future.’ Citing another that this is the property, he said have continued can be expected upward spiral. important reaso time to invest i that “land price to rise, and thd to continue the ‘““A home purchased today gene ally can be expected to increag about 5 percent in value in mo: areas over the next year,’’ he said “Real estate has been and can in own hedges against inflation.” oe: to person- brick, glass and stone.”’ Maybe because the Hemphill name carries the connotation of high quality and top value, when- Home Improvement Arthur and Stan Butow carry on the tradition of professional service established by their father. 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Every home is spacious, on a large lot, with two-car attached Repairs or conversions more modern heating systems for the home, business or industry. & qualities. forties, with some in the low fifties. Selection may be made from a wide choice of plans and exterior designs for con- HEATING Pibg. architectural materials are of recognized standards of quality. Basically sound construction is evident throughout — and is especially garage. Today homes Thoughtfully conceived designed-for-living detail will catch your eye in every home. Carefully chosen equipment and 2 date to give your home Phone of NILSONIdd MODERNIZING individuality, community QVO¥ BAIN: distinguished Pine Grove has been planned with a fine regard for the harmonious accord of these homes for each other, yet with individual distinctiveness. It is situated at the very threshold of the exhilarating open countryside; yet it is conveniently within the suburban village of Northbrook, with its many advantages — includin g good schools, many churches, excel- the Interstate Toll Road, or to a Milwaukee 7° - + - @ 5-6050 C. D. JOHNSON CO., Builders FARMINGTON — 4 Bedrooms, 24% b expected to continue to be one ¢ the safest investments and bes aus- individually family’s tastes 12 derson, land in de- are handled of ‘A prominent home each Lands tion and actively engaged of the residences and have financial interests the other components of the velopment. Sales likelihood in the continuing climb of construc- anywhere,” said C. A. Hemphill. pices, Hemphills are in the building of his or- amples of the contemporary modern design. ‘Just as there are no two identical people, there are no two identical ads. Little around a country club and private lake, with residential, condominium and townhouse areas. The Baths — $43,400 Incl. lot oftices; 2860 White Pine Dr., Northbrook, Ill., 272-8141 March 2, 196 �sai SIDI ae opening fof 0 �Buttons Has ter Compu For ‘5 The SPRING SPECIAL Ranch, Colonial. English TUB ENCLOSURES J-H Kahn Realty in Glencoe has a little over one year’s experience with the use of a computer, designed specifically for real estate and programmed especially for J-H Kahn. ae _ The Be staff has become of J-H Kahn’s new building. The eight-foot-long Xerox camera used as one step in preparing information for the computer is in another Folding Model SHOWER part of the building as is the key punch. J-H Kahn has exclusive rights to the A.S.K. computer for the North Shore area. ‘SS E. “lf DOORS ocmmaiaaeens ET ge : | f i Smooth anodized proficient 8 making use of the varied and unique features of the equipment and now wonder how it ever got along with just manual files. The computer has created some awe, some interesting and exciting reactions on the part of buyers and sellers. A prospect from Chicago Our Aqualine 5 ft. folding tub enclosure — complete freedom to tub. called __J-H Kahn stating that he had seen a “For Sale’ sign on a house on - Sheridan Road, but was not sure ~ whether it was in Wilmette or Winnetka. Nor did he know what broker’s sign he had seen. Uses Four $9Q9°° ~ When the salesman replied that F she could get this information from the computer, the disbelieving prospect came in to see just _ this was done. Merely by | out’ S-H-E-R on some | buttons, all the houses for _. Sheridan Road in both came out of the machine. Another gentleman who outer towel bar. Installed Installed Letters ALL TYPES $7250 OF FRAMED Open Daily 9-5 Saturday Gruadway sorter.”’ gentleman - was multiple _ in amazed tasks taneously operation, by performed and the the simul- electronically. MIRRORS other styles for every decorating plan. All priced to save you many dollars. From $19.95 -Mmachine used in a real estate office could possibly be is ‘“‘just a card equipment $10 Extra Choose from gold leaf, fruitwood, metal, brass and many heard of When invited to come in and see 5I/, ft. Come see .. . the North Shore's most complete displays of imported mirror frames in modern, period designs. how spelling lettered sale on suburbs the real estate computer emphatically argued that the most a the frame Aqualux tub enclosure, double thick glass, . with In their new Deerfield office, Mrs. Harold Peet talks to Shower Door Co., Inc. a customer while Mr. Peet is busy on the phone. The couple recently opened their new real estate office at 623 Deerfield Rd. ‘til 3 7500 N. CICERO AVE., SKOKIE OR 4-6300 He was surprised that in addition to choosing a specific location or school district, he could also press _ buttons marked 2, 3, 4, or 5 bedrooms, 1% baths, family room, Separate dining room, kitchen with | eating area, forced-air heat, airconditioned, garage, basement, and fireplace. ‘The computer also has buttons _ for immediate possession, Riparian and various styles such as split level, ranch, colonial, English, and contemporary. wf/ (7) RE Ee ks REA Eh In fact, it lists up to 40 combinations of choices. The buyer learned that all these buttons could be pushed at one time and that it only took one quick _ through the computer to get pass the houses that fit his multiple choices. Checks Competition North Shore homeowner, who considering putting his house A was on the market, came in to see what competition when for his home sale. By would have pressing the _ buttons having the same or similar _ features as his home, and getting comparable homes, he became a very quick judge of relative market value. The computer documented _ what the sales staff had already told him. ‘Seeing is believing,’ he said. An appraiser stgpped in to use _ the computer for analysis of comparable properties. He arrived first thing in the morning when the equipment is checked for accuraey. The appraiser watched with in_ terest as the computer pulled out _ sold price Saw homes or and other those changes. the computer signal that had He also that cer- _ tain listings were missing so that the computer clerk could make new ? ioe ‘ _ _ _ | ones. He was impressed that the facts he was getting were up to date and correct. The computer is housed in a specially designed cork lined room DRAMATIC PROPERTY IN LAKE FOREST This five-bedroom home is brand new — it's quality-built by a master and ready for occupancy. The gracious center entrance is the core of the nine-room plan of well-proportioned rooms. Family room has fireplace and sliding door to a very private patio; spacious kitchen is highlighted with built-ins and a breakfast room; the first floor utility room is huge and boasts three storage closets; separate dining room; basement. Excellent financing available. $74,900. 2. — �1420 This composite depicts the imported, hand crafted Spanish hardware, crystal-gold-marble, both appurtinances, and marble, woodburning fireplace that are included. This photograph of the front elevation of the scale model shows the entrance gates, that insure privacy, the courtyards, extensively landscaped with flowering trees, reflector pools and sculptures. The two cranes heavy snow. The cavation for the is about to drive The residential quality of the apartment is exemplified by the lighting fixtures, wood paneled doors and trim, marble and parquet flooring and 17 ft. by 33 ft. living rooms and separate dining rooms. A full scale model is at I] . CKinrbes P Lilley Ve. show construction proceeding except for crane in the foreground is finishing the exunderground garage and the other crane steel sheeting. Telephone AL 1-2626 — AL 1-0242 for appointment. 1420 Sheridan Rd. 11 Shidee the erate O, Wbnette Raced, Shontdak a Fis cies Eugene Ss Thon, Developer Architectural Beiiaws eet Designer slain �‘A community is only as good as we make it. To serve in whatever way a person is capable is a responsibility and a privilege, By BONNIE RAGLAND resi- executive, Although the son has been imbued with his father’s interest in local history, he has left it at that. ‘Dad did such a good job on the civic responsibility and practices what he preaches. “I or try not to have more than four five extracurricular jobs at a book I haven’t felt the urge to add to his work,” Mr. Foster said. time, but a community is only as good as we make it,’’ Mr. Foster said. ‘‘To serve in whatever way a _ person is capable is a responsibility and a privilege.” _ Mr. Foster, 2333 Lincoln St., is executive vice president of Quinlan Except with Chicago Curling Club _ | | / Shore and Board and the of Hospital, the Univer- married | air pollution board sion appeals. Civie Work Is Tradition __ _ Involvement in civic affairs is a family tradition for Mr. Foster. His ity Northwestern his graduation in 1907 he joined Quinlan | president became and Tyson in in the Army I the country and his secretary, the go into real and after five years cree eee rs erroey J e” - Rok | ONLY $679 8228 N. McCormick < ae DELIVERY DAILY zoning zoning, and in Evanston the maxi- als.” When he’s not behind his desk or attending to a myriad of civic activities, Mr. Foster enjoys sport- tickets to most of the maj sporting events. at Northweste and are regulars at Evanston Hig School activities. We manage keep busy,”’ he smiled. J-H KAHN REALTY Mr. of i and Gives us EXTRA TIME to devote to YOU. Our OFFICE — situated in our own NEW building in the center of the North Shore area we serve. The building is designed to serve you more efficiently. Ample parking in the Theater parking lot. WE ARE EQUIPPED TO SERVE YOUR LARGEST REQUIREMENT SMALLEST OR IN REAL ESTATE CHICAGO LINE Blvd., Skokie AND SATURDAY OR Siatly 4 to. 130— Eri, Ul: 9 pen —— Sat, “Hl 4. pm. Sea, 10-4 pin bea bbb dt Our COMPUTER — Custom designed and programmed for your real estate use. Puts facts at your fingertips in seconds. Overlooks no possibilities. Saves YOU time in house hunting and house selling. umber Co. Main — Skokie oo OUR SUCCESS IS NO ACCIDENT / PANEL vid D iywood& at ee Ss @ HARDWOOD PANEL, VINYL SURFACE LOW-COST, NO MAINTENANCE Oakton the needs. L it | | / | patwees of sport in whic more toward skiing, skating, so cer, and football. “We have seas¢ Our STAFF — 20 trained sales counselors who have intimate knowledge of the areas we serve. Professionals who counsel you expertly on market value, preparing the property for sale, financing. People who appreciate that their job is created by YOUR @ TOUGH LIKE YOUR VINYL FLOORS 3-6400 work real estate business. ‘‘I’ve seen the THIS WALLIs: IN the game deci- estate,” HN" 2 2s to board, particularly in the residential areas. “The growth and direction of a city is controlled by the churches. I think it will be oe to legislate individual mor- favorite former | NEW FROM 4s. VIMYL OVERLAID PANELING | lure millions.” Mr. Foster does not forsee any drastic changes in the Evanston history before 1900. The book was | It will continue four players guide a large stor along a 120-foot sheet of ice towa a mark at the other end. “My wife and I play for fun—it a great sport, sort of a combinatidq of shuffleboard and bowling,” said. The Fosters’ three sons led his firm is a trade secret “‘but the value of the buildings runs into the and chairman of FANN much. His a Scottish ers. Mr. Foster said the number of buildings in Evanston managed by and the board before retiring in 1948. _ He also was the author of “Evans__ ton’s Yesterdays,” which deals with ' numerous phases of the city’s ___ home will change to be an attractive suburb in which to live.”’ He attributes much of Evanston’s high-density neighborhoods.”’ Points to Churches As for open housing, Mr. Foster thinks this is a matter of time. “The acceptance of minority groups lies mainly with groups who influence moral behavior, such as events. curling, crossing the country in the Army Quartermaster Corps this appealed to me.”’ The department headed by Mr. Foster manages property for own- Uni- After to travel, | father, the late Clyde Foster, came to Evanston in 1903 from Lowell, _ Ind., to attend _versity. his number of apartment buildings increase, but I don’t think Evanston ing Foster added. It’s such a basic business: everyone has to have a roof over his head. Also, the business meant I would not have to of ie com- Phoebe MacLean of Wilmette. “My father influenced my Club. And he is a member the insurance couldn’t find any place I like better than Evanston,’ he said. So he returned to his native home after being discharged from the Army with a rank of major in 1946, joined the firm his father had piloted for so many years, and a year later __ of the Evanston Plan Commission mae rae w years Home ‘When I was traveled all over sity Club, Evanston Chamber of Commerce, and the Evanston Rotary four made Returns _He also serves on the boards at Community Eastern: Foster has Evanston. since 1949. He is chairman of the _ Evanston High School Caucus, former chairman of the District 65 _ Caucus, and a member of the _ ee Evanston-North Realtors. an college, pany, and a stint 'im the Army, Mr. and Tyson Inc. and has headed the _ firm’s management department _ for Mr. Foster mum population potential has been reduced through zoning to prevent Pad advocates __ estate proceeds eevee real and Pepe _ B. Foster, Evanston and 1956 iii Frank in from the sales go to the Evanston Historical Society. pa _ dent published VES-0236 AM2-2223 4-6400 640 VERNON . AVENUE s GLENCOE, ILLINOIS March 2, 194 �ia i at a = sex ery ss (Continued from page 5) brth of business with a mortgage earnings, use, it can often arrange special als that will clinch a sale. Mr. Koenig adds that when his house. ancing is hard to get, the broker The broker screens prospects ” and only shows your home to ose who qualify. He finds out Ihat the person is looking for and at he can afford, and then shows m homes for which he qualips. In this way the seller is not’ bthered with the curiosity seekers. Mr. Koenig says that most owns, on the first nice spring day, get lot of traffic—mostly people who en’t really interested or qualified buy anyway. Mr. Ayars says that when the bme seller tries to do it himself, up showing the house to bzens of unqualified people. ‘‘Most bople,” he says, “will go a_ prospect pects interested by repeated tact. The owner must sit and since to contact a prospect would house. Ayars, if you don’t like it, don’t buy it.” The broker is a mediator in these negotiations. He knows what the buyer is looking for and can overcome objections objectively. Mr. Ayars says that because the broker has screened the prospect, he can push features he knows will be desirable and soft-pedal others. An owner can lose a sale by pointing out that the washing machine is on the first floor when the buyer wants it in the basement. The broker would de-emphasize this point. When your home is listed * with a broker, the danger of missing a sale is at a minimum. The broker’s phone is manned constantly, and he is always available to talk to a prospect. “In addition,” says Mr. Koenig, “the broker his is able to keep the dishes.’”’ He In addition, the broker only shows by appointment, which gives the owner time to spruce up the that the seller ends up saying well, all conwait puts him in a bad bargaining position.”’ look its shortcomings.” On the other hand, the buyer is trying to get the best price possible and may knock the house. “What often happens,” says Mr. Kahn, “‘is imit they don’t have the money. ey thank the owner, leave, and bver come back, and the owner st sits and waits.” Mr. Kahn says that even if the ask probably er’s home is his castle and he loves it. Often this causes him to over- ford it because they don’t want to did still z The broker is a skilled middleman who can show your house to its best advantage. As Mr. Kahn points out, ‘both the buyer and seller are amateurs. The sell- rough a house even if they cannot wner he not know if he was qualified to buy often able to arrange loans which person coming in off the street uld not get. Mr. Kahn says the oker, in constant touch with the arket, knows which sources are ort of money, and where to get e best deal. b ends fii Selling Your the Pitfalls 3eware ‘Otherwise,’ “you may be says Mr. caught doing House Own says the point of sale appearance is very important, and the broker ‘can help achieve a proper one by calling ahead. Mr. Ayars also points out that a major reason a person is better off letting a Realtor sell his house is that most people who want to buy go to a broker. ‘What is most interesting,’ he says, ‘is that the . same people who try to sell on their own will go to a broker for help in finding a new home.” According to Mr. Ayars, most people who try to sell on their own end up going toa Realtorintheend anyway. “Owners who make a good — sale on their own are just lucky.” HSH SRPRSSPS RSVSSSSRHe Sl RSS SSR The 18th century craftsman took pride in knowing each home | that he built exactly fitted the = | ) family who lived there. pros- Firm orthern Homefinders Reports Record Sales in ’66 SERVES ON PANEL Robert Griesser of Glenview was a panelist at the recent meeting of the Chicago Real Estate Board’s in- udes the oldest real estate firm in orthbrook—it “has been in operaon for 16 years—the three-year-old eerfield office, and the Highland Salesmen’s the ark office, which just opened the iddle of February. Presently, there are 33 salesmen Club. group’s Mr. program works for the Van Co. of Chicago. Griesser, chairman, C. Argiris and ; that pride. Southbridge Commons is a community of traditional residences that defies comparison. It was conceived to create an atmosphere of 18th Century New England. The authentically designed homes offer such things as an inglenook, a gramma’s attic or a cozy colonial fireplace. A brick-paved town square surrounded by a picket fence includes a pillory, stocks, few colonial styled outbuildings, and “publick” bulletin board. 73rd ANNIVERSARY 73 YEARS to year, a a This unique, aristocratically-planned development is a collective product of a num- IN WINNETKA LINDWALL’S ber of professionally trained creative minds. Each home is custom built with the finest materials and reflects skilled workmanship and critical supervision. A stately Connecticut clapboard residence is one of four elegantly furnished model homes on display. It offers four huge bedrooms, two and a-half baths, formal dining room, large living room and separate family room, both boasting their own wood-burning fireplace, a completely customized and applianced kitchen, basement and over-sized, two-car attached garage. : AT a : A : ee 1967 record : A eS for itis gh year of 1965. partnership looks increasing by a minimum of five percent because of increases in the value of area property. The 1966 volume of business was bout 15 percent over the previous Spellman firm Ae The definitely be another Fi sales force is always increasing. E. to James story, according bellman Jr., the younger partner the father-son business. The but the ME employed in the three offices, according to Mr. Spellman, Homefinders of Northbrook, Deer- Park just eld, and Highland nished its largest dollar volume in FINE UPHOLSTERING Southbrisge Commons CHINA OUR ANTIQUE DEPARTMENT CHOICE SELECTION e GLASS « OLD JEWELRY ¢ FURNITURE WE SELL ON CONSIGNMENT LINDWALL’S arch 2, 1967 SRS Preacor Hillcrest 6-0145 808 Oak Street Winnetka Located at Techny Road 2 Blocks West of Shermer Road in Northbrook JOHN S. CLARK & SONS, Real « Homes from $41,900 Estate, Residential Builders Since 1883 1850 Shermer Avenue + Northbrook, Illinois + Telephone 272-8200 Ses8so9099090000595005805 | �Deerfield Square Homes To Debut largest builders of traditional upper homes to announce a new community in Deerfield. Deerfield Square, a_ $1-million plus community of custom-quality homes will premier Saturday and = _ ’ Sunday. The instantaneous success of the builder, William J. Pulte, Inc., in _ developing Northbrook Square in Northbrook led to the opening of Deerfield Square. Some 25 homes, priced from $37,950 to $42,000 will be built on Wilmot Rd. between Lake-Cook and Deerfield Rd. The Pulte organization originally specialized in custom homes in the up-to-$200,000 category, then created nine communities in the exclusive Detroit suburban area of _ Birmingham, and is now developing a Colonial-style community outside of Washington, D.C. 18th Century Design The warm charm of 18th Century France permeates the homes in Deerfield Square. “Country French” is the motif, with the graceful appeal of easy-to-live-with designs that bring comfort and decorating ease to every room setting. Accents include such items as authentic ring chandeliers with special twisted candles that duplicate the fluted candles of the - provincial period. An expression of taste is indicated by the distinctive quality appointments and features of the homes. All Deerfield Square models Apartment are two-story, with up to five spacious bedrooms. Family rooms are paneled and include beamed ceilings and natural wood-burning fireplaces; a log storage box is an added convenience. Country kitchens add to the provincial flavor, and offer the home-maker such conveniences as floor-to-ceiling pantries, breakfast nooks, island serving counters, mel- low wood cabinets, cutting boards, plus a full including array of appliances dishwashers and dis- posals. Bedrooms Are Spacious -/ Bedrooms in Deerfield Square are spacious and provide up to 100 square feet of closet space, with plenty of ventilation and natural light. First floor studies O pen Occupancy Sell $430,000 This Weekend The taste of success on the North Shore has led one of the nation’s Be income Wallace and Orth enhance several models. Sites are fully improved and range up to one-half acre in size, with streets, sewers, city water and underground phone and electric service. Bldg. (Continued from page 10) of open “We can’t afford to do the minis- The selling of a 30-unit apartment building in Evanston for $430,000 in 1966 highlighted a ‘“‘very good year’’ for Wallace and Orth, Inc., Realtors. The building was sold in cooperation with McGuire and Orr, Inc. According to William C. Orth, 1967 should be another good year for the company. The firm presently has offices in both Evanston and Glenview. The ter’s job,” he said. “It shouldn’t be our burden to carry the flag for open occupancy.” However, Mr. McGuire noted that area in 1933, and Orth how during the years stand- he wanted his home handled number of owners refuse to sign any statement that they would or also would not sell their home to a qualified Negro. Both men agreed that a significant movement of Negroes to the »was and Orth, with the present partnership forming in 1945. The firm sold co-operative apartments haven’t been and then to act in accordance with those wishes.” But, Mr. McGuire said, a large began there but in 1934 under the title of Shore-Towns Realty Corp. In 1941, a _ partnership formed—Wallace, Johnson, Realtors ing by idly in the midst of the controversy. ‘‘A while ago we met and a majority agreed to try to get the owner’s wishes in writing on Wallace half of the company began in Evanston occupancy. North Shore area will not occur within the next few years even if an 1946-48 and open occupancy law were passed. it is still managing five of these in Evanston, two in Chicago, and one in Wilmette. Mr. Graham pointed out that this year about 20 Negro families sought homes on the North Shore through his office. “Of that nu ber, about five or six couldn’t qua ify financially. We were able to fi homes for about three or four the remainder. “However, more Negro famili have come to look for homes on t North Shore in the last five yea than in the five years previous that. More will come in the ne five years than in the last five.” But, whatever the numbers a whatever the pressure from tho on both sides of the question, Red tors will maintain their individu opinions on the question and act their individual ways, Mr. Bran indicated. Also, the .board will maintain i position as an interested bystan er—a position it is powerless change without changing the natu of the organization. Mr. Brandt and other Realto hope that change will come fro the general public will public, come Deerfield Square offers a location field Square. Or, take the Tri-State Tollway to Deerfield Rd. Exit, east on Deerfield to Wilmot, south on Wilmot to Deerfield Square. +" Turn your cellar into an attractive playroom NORTH SHORE PREMIERE... 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Deerfield Square has the ideal North Shore location! In the heart of the village of Deerfield. Within easy walking distance to elementary & junior high schools, skating rinks, swimming pool and Milwaukee R.R. commuter trains. Just minutes away from Edens Expressway and the Tri-State Tollway. Golfing nearby at 4 country clubs. See Deerfield Square this weekend! WL g. PULTE, 1c. Detroit V. J. KILLIAN CO. PLUMBING 30 providing efficient and even heat- favored f=] TASTE ¢ Washington ¢ Chicago 272-7862 Pulte Built Means Better Built DRIVE Edens Expressway to Deerfield Road exit, West on Deerfield Road to Wilmot, South on Wilmot to Deerfield Square. Or, Tri-State Tollway to Deerfield Road exit, East on Deerfield to Wilmot, South on Wilmot to Deerfield Square. or that t understar what the board can and cannot do of community convenience in the heart of Deerfield. Model homes are open for. inspection at Deerfield Square from noon till 6 p.m. seven days a week. To reach Deerfield Square, take Edens Expressway to Deerfield Rd., Exit, west on Deerfield Rd. to Wilmot, south on Wilmot to Deer- and to �Quinlan and Tyson MARCH THIS SUNDAY, HOUSES OPEN 5 (Continued from page 11) Iso, today’s mobility by automoe permits any part of the enview-Northbrook office terriy to be reached in less than 10 nutes, and ample parking for er 170 cars behind the office ures availability of transporta- n and parking at all times, both salesmen and customers. ‘Today’s New Concept of Real state Service’’ also includes as an egral part a program of conting education for real estate esmen and a research facility, . MacKinnon said. The Wauken Rd. offices are equipped for the lest use of audio-visual and other bes of salesmen training proams. Training oriented to inpasing the abilities of experienced rsonnel (the majority of Quinlan d Tyson, Inc., salespeople have en in real estate for at least five ars) will be regularly scheduled. xperience ening, FEA 1963, which has included remodeling and expansion of offices located in Winnetka, Evanston, and Deerfield, and the opening of an entirely new office several or Quinlan to provide we have installed a fireplace in the new office, also, and adopted it as our ‘‘new concept’? symbol. General contractor for remodel- ing was Lidbury Construction Co. Architect for the project was Meyer former offices was much remarked Rudoff, aided by John Kearney. William G. Jennings, vice president and assistant treasurer of Quinlan upon and enjoyed by visitors and clients,” he noted. ‘Accordingly, and Tyson, co-ordinated for the firm. relocation and Forest, total coverage of the entire North Shore real estate market. “The natural fireplace in our gained in the recent remodeling, in Lake Mr. MacKinnon Mr. W. Jennings Mr. A. Jennings Tyson the WE CANNOT TELL A or 5 bedrooms, A LIE — IT'S THE 1172 Timber Lane, Lake kitchen with 3 full baths. Large MOST HOUSE FOR THE MONEY Forest all built-ins including refrigera- ator-freezer. Lovely carpeting and draperies in living room, dining room, large family room which has charming fireplace. All of this for $59,500. CALL CHARLOTTE TYSON ea Ce eae oe, work Plumbing and Heating Contractors ices has permitted the best atures of all to be incorporated in functional nings office areas, Mr. stated. oF A central receptionist station, ated at the front vestibule ennce, provides complete visibility all directions; filing of all rrent records for immediate acss by manager, salesmen, and retary; copying, typing, GUARANTEE mide? es WEST © DISH and © HOT WATER HEATERS the office, and other bss connections between any and incoming calls and office Romedabins rsonnel. r. Jennings noted that Tyson’s offices from 225 the pansion latest program stage of begun an in West Lake Forest Horse Lover's Opportunity. A winding drive, heavily wooded, and a picturesque approach, under the archway and to an open court-yard. A horse lover's setting for that Sunday meeting and brunch. 1,800 square foot barn, hidden in the trees, suitable for many horses. The residence has so many beautiful features, inc:uding a step-down living room with a most attractive arched fireplace of antique brickwork and a recess for the grandfathers clock. Beamed ceiling, den, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Priced in 70s. CALL LIONEL WATSON General Service ALpine enview Rd. to 969 Waukegan Rd., presents Road, Wm. B. LUCKE, INC the ocation and expansion of Quinlan d WASHERS School (METTAWA) AREA FOREST LAKE Old @ DISPOSALS ephone control. Multiple teleone switching at each desk and ice interdialing permit instant munications within ephone conferences, SELL inSial. SERWICE 514 1-2020 - 2015 WILMETTE POPLAR DRIVE if your home is really your castle, you probably don’t need a professional's help to sell it. On second thought, maybe you do. JOYOUS 1806 Relax brick room ified Bowling LIVING Green, Lake Forest and enjoy life and your family in this 4 bedrooms, 2!/. bath, one floor, home. Completely air conditioned. Separate dining room, paneled family with charming fireplace. Immediate occupancy. Excellent financing to qualbuyer. CALL CHARLOTTE TYSON Even if you had a castle to sell, you wouldn’t want a bunch of sightseers traipsing through the halls and secret passages, pretending to be interested buyers. They might fall into the moat and sue you. And you couldn’t sell the castle as smoothly and efficiently as a Realtor®. Because that’s his job. And he has to be an expert; otherwise he couldn’t be a Realtor. You see, a Realtor is a professional in real estate who subscribes to a strict Code of Ethics as a member of the local board and of the National of Real Association Estate Boards. He’s trained to evaluate your castle (or home) for what Be it ever so humble, worth, to recommend the right price, and to it’s there’s no place a skilled presentation of it to truly interested make like home. buyers, not bargain-hunters or time-killers. Years of experience help him smooth over the endless details, even help the buyer find financing. fe\| So whether you’re selling a three-room bungalow or a 90-room chateau, | by all means see a Realtor. It’s easy; just look for this seal, which only he can display. AUTHENTIC REALTOR: \ \ Are ACTIVE MEMBERS OF CONSTITUENT Boaaps MENT ONLY. 202 Lake Westminister Forest 234-2500 arch 2, 1967 Da ova cons RICHARD WHITE D & WARNER Lincoln Winnetka Hi CALL BAIR Rk, 525 6-8400 TUDOR Located in Lake Forest on 2!/2 landscaped wooded acres within walking distance ‘to town or Lake. Especially designed for the family seeking true gracious living with plenty of space for entertaining. Large entry way and hall, large formal living room, dining room, solarium, porch, library, paneled family room with bar, etc. Upstairs are 6+ bedrooms and five baths. Separate 5-car garage with apt. above and greenhouse. Home in excellent condition. SHOWN BY APPOINT- i fedevey Channer G& Assoc., Inc. é ENGLISH SINCE 1866 wnt cee 4-1855 4 OFFICES ON THE NORTH SHORE—MEMBERS: (ake, Feit MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 31 �Apartments Rise on Shore © e e EXTERIOR INTERIOR e @ UNiversity 4-4225 Carl president HERMANN OLSON DECORATING CO. 824 CUSTER G. Gredin, AVE. Established Since 1908 Fully Automatic ioe E 4 x : = = This is what the two I. Simon and Son apartment buildings will look like when completed be located at 627 Ridge Rd., the darker one at 1136 Greenleaf Av. this summer in Wilmette. The lighter building will ms | °= Door Operators Call Today ©@ Opens inside fo ® Turns or closes car, with light on your garage smooth when shock door door while absorber starts to you are for Estimate action. from : open — turns light off 2 minutes after door is fully closed. © A SAFE DOOR— Reverses direction $145 imme- diately upon touching any object. @ Locks garage door closed against outside tampering. @ Stops in any position by Control Button. Will reserve direction when started again. Installed ACCENT Building Co. inc. NEW HOMES — ADDITIONS — ALTERATIONS OR 5-8254 French countryside design... North Shore setting ot Ae, wf}, The 1st thing to do for your home improvements is to arrange for the money <enepeneansanneces sais On the east fork - Deerfield, Illinois up to $15,000 | The classic charm of a Mansard-styled home is being added to the ‘‘Kings Cove Collection” of original designs. This new home is now under construction. Also on display in Kings Cove are distinctive ‘‘idea’’ homes which are beautifully furnished and open for inspection. You may pian your home with our architectural staff or select from one of the homes under construction. No two homes in Kings Cove are built alike. They are priced from $55,000 to $80,000 including completely improved wooded sites. The entrance to Kings Cove is on Deerfield Road—one mile west of Edens Expressway in Deerfield. Open daily from 11-6 P.M. WINNETKA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Since 1886 North Shore's Oldest Savings and Loan Assoc. 814 Elm Street 446-1611 REALTORS + DESIGNERS - BUILDERS - MANAGEMENT GENERAL OFFICES: 2550 Crawford Avenue + Evanston, Illinois » Phone: UN 9-1000 March 2, 19 �oe A Value o f J anuary Permits Tops $900,000 in Evanston room at 111 Chicago Av. The facil- Permits for more than $900,000 of new construction and structural alterations were issued during Jan- ity uary gun construction of a two-story of- — fice addition to its new $2.5 million Rebecca Crown Memorial Center, 633 Clark St. The addition is valued at $98,000. ae Other types of construction for — in Evanston. A five-story, 12-apartment building is being erected at 838 Michigan Av. by Michigan Builders, Inc. The structure is valued at $210,000. Rust-Oleum Corp., 2424 Oakton St., has begun construction of a warehouse and office building valued at Dodge, an . has be- — which permits were issued and val- — uations include a single-family res- _ idence valued at $45,000; residen- $485,000. Evanston is valued at $103,000. Northwestern University authorized tial alterations 700; Chrysler Corp. car dealer, will build a one-story garage and show- and addit’ons, $17,- ditions, $68,200_. NORTHFIELD = atin. - ~*~ ie % tee he cag a le us one tpt OE eg — ee Kee wt phatAk Sogee ee . ii. & Construction Co. is the general contractor. (Staff Photo) Construction begins on the $ 469,000 addition to nset Ridge School < in Northfield. The Wiebolt Villow, Sanders Rds. Area Becomes orth Shore’s Horatio Alger Story to the and in- strial area in a few years is the ratio Alger story of the Willow d Sanders Rds. area. arms still near the intersecare already being overshaded by the multimillion-dollar e office of the Allstate Insur- e Co. on Sanders Rd. south of low Rd. fhe 10-story main structure is rounded by a chain of five two- ry buildings. nected All the units through a series are of en- sed passageways. orkmen are now putting fin- ing touches on the building and b firm hopes to move from its okie headquarters early this Allstate also about 140 acres immediately east of the tollway across from their original site. The firm said it has no plans for this property but can control its development. Between the Allstate site and Willow Rd. A. C. Nielsen Co. of Chicago plans to build its international headquarters. Nielsen is a research firm, most known for the Nielsen programs. ratings of ately planning headquarters of Willow Guard neighbor Corp., room, at Sanders. a of Culligan, will love this Brick and stone Lannon ranch. Full basement w/paneled recreation room, bar and fireplace. Large living roomdining room combination separated by fireplace, jalousied family room, modern kitchen w/eating area. 3 twin size bedrooms, dressing 2 ceramic baths. Landscaped corner. 2-car garage. $49,000. TIGHE REALTY CO. Shermer is plan- ning a training center for its executives on a tract west of Sanders Rd. opposite the Nielsen site. 521 AL 1-3005 Fourth Street, Wilmette REALTORS CME WHAT'S television a multimillion-dollar north Fire Rd. Nielsen is planning construction in two $6-million stages and will employ about 2,000 people in both stages. ‘ Culligan Inc., presently located on Shermer Rd. in Northbrook, is ternational ing. purchased i rom open farmland ba’s richest commercial Seis You immedi- Wf OUR LINE? BUILDING MATERIALS @ READY MIX CONCRETE @ CONCRETE MATERIALS @ MASONRY MATERIALS in- @ PLASTER MATERIALS @ SEWER PIPE and FITTINGS @ BUILDING SPECIALTIES REAL ESTATE SALES NASH REALTY is in need of an experienced Commercial-Income salesperson or will train a real estate salesperson for Commercial-Income property sales. A Commercial-Income Property Specialist commands aboveaverage high bracket income in real estate sales and their prestigious position tends to attract top quality residential listings. If you qualify, Nash Realty will prepare you for possibilities unlimited in its rapidly expanding Commercial-Income Department. Commercial-Income properties sold by Nash Realty, in addition to its residential sales volume, last year included: Two apartment building sites in Glencoe. Shopping center site in Skokie Trade Home in Northbrook for $148,000.00 apartment building in Evanston Sold 40 Acre shopping center site in Lake County Sold Eight apartment buildings in Evanston Trade $306,000.00 farm for 5 apartment buildings in Evanston Commercial building in Wilmette Sold Sold Townhouse site in Wilmette Sold $125,000.00 gas station site 8-Unit townhouse in Deerfield Sold Commercial vacant in Highland pe Sold @ FLAGSTONE @ BLUESTONE @ CANNEL COAL @ FIREPLACE WOOD ® KINDLING @ PRECAST CONCRETE STEPPERS @ BLACK DIRT @ TANBARK Yj substantial Sold Sold 40TH YEAR @ PLAYBOX SAND @ CRUSHED STONE @ BLACKTOP SEALER @ CONCRETE BLOCK @ BRICK Builders ervice, Inc. $80,000.00 gas station site in Rosemont Shopping center site in Northbrook fy Par Sold Sold NASH REALTY 118 Green Mr. Nash for confidential Bay Road, Winnetka 446-9000 t, m (241,967 Hillcrest 6-2402 HOURS: WEEKDAYS — 7:30 a.m. TO 4:00 p.m, interview. GC, Call 250 HAPP ROAD ay — : te. e | and other alterations and ad- NORTHFIELD, ILLINOIS \ SATURDAYS — 7:30 a.m. TO 12:00 NOON N �Bliewz Realtors | Remembers 66 2 As Good Year TT . Irvin A. Blietz Realtors, Evanston, had one of its best years in niin its 45-year history with new home _ sales in Kings Cove, its Deerfield _ subdivision. | UHL ! ___ And Allen Davis, director of sales and marketing, sees ill continued growthin the area during 1967. The company a 23-acre . new track in the has just opened heavily wooded subdivision for the Accessory facilities for this first of several Edens Executive Center office building are located in the brick and glass sections at center construction of manor-sized homes in the $52,500 to $80,000 range, in- eluding lots. The homes will have 4,5 and 6 bedrooms. Most of the homes built by the - company are on a speculative ba_ sis and are financed by the com_ pany’s own funds. Mr. Davis added that the tight mortgage market last year had little effect on the company because most of the clients were ‘“‘high equity inves= tors. ” Mr. Davis was membership admitted in the to life National As- sociation of Home Builders Million - Dollar Circle - awarded last for sales year. This in excess million dollars for at least six consecutive years. A second office building at Edens Executive Center in Wilmette will be started within the next calendar year and possibly this summer fall. Carl Muhlenbruch, or president of this week said, ‘Interest in our space has been such that we will continue our expansion very soon.”’ He said he is negotiating with several large prominent Chicago area and national firms which are interested in leasing executive of- ~ On a Record Sales Year in ’67 _ The outlook for 1967 looks it will be another as record year for the Wyatt and Coons, Inc., Realtors _ of Glenview, according to John Coons. | of ‘The firm sold more than $500,000 property in January and set a __ record for that month although the _ | biggest According to Mr. Coons, the firm _ | Mr. Muhlenbruch firms will he be is said now names negotiating announced when 4 : 7 | 1922. The firm now has eight main va oa i ¥, project Over 7,000 Sheets In Stock LOW PRICES each Prefinished Moulding In Stock HOURS: DAILY 8-6, THURS, 'TIL 9 P.M., SAT. ‘TIL 4 KOKIE LUMBER located at fessional with Centers Building Muhlenbruch said Woma Mrs. Michael (Judy) Kohn Highland Park has joined the sa staff of Lakeside Realty. Corp., the provid for housi Joins Lakeside Realty 3201 Mrs. partly owned by Tec-Search. Mr. Wilmette location Highland Park ner of the village. Builder is Pro- of areas Kohn already has receiv her state license and has appli for membership on the Evanstd North Shore Board of Realtors. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mauri Grosky, own the Miss Gay womer apparel shop in Highland Park. at- tractive surroundings and convenient location have demonstrated the wisdom of the entire project. “To firms moving out of crowd- < ON OUR é ae a > 1 eos _. WILMETTE — LUXURY BILEVEL Living rm. with 2 way fireplace .into a family-dining rm., kitchen with built-in dishwasher, disposal, 2 pantries, 3 bedrooms, 21/ baths. rec. room, air cond., screened porch. The ultimate in the low 60s. —Y Lu a C3 WINNETKA EXECUTIVE BILEVEL 10 rms. of exquisite wall to wall luxury offering 4 huge bedrooms plus 3% baths. Master bedroom with raised hearth marble fireplace and compartment dressing roombath, 36 x 20 family rm. with complete 2nd kitchen and bar, maid’s room & kath zoned U A t i ¥ A bh N NORTHBROOK — ONLY $27,500 7 room, twin size bedrooms, cabinet kitchen built-ins, carport. Fenced yard with patio. an n di + ea Si Se E rm. with huge ro ™m a E IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 2 bath Bilevel with Pan. family EAST L O ae R Feed Le sae. a . ONTMLESS 2%THAN baths, T'YEAR OLD YT bedrooms, family NORTH 4 rm. with FondDuLac stone fireplace, IXL kitchen with built-ins, dishwasher, disposal, breakfst. room. Air cond., sub basement, immaculate with extras galore. Only $48,900. D 2 ° | + mi [= 4 “a TRADE <i Z AN mn ry : —~ > : : 2 a 4+ PLAN ; BEDROOMS 312 athe rs pee BATHS room LLI room SZ This warm @ has a 24 x 16 with sandstone fireplace, and modern garage. $69,500. “J. home kitchen, KRUGER COMPANY 2 huge car with dining TAKE HOMES IN a wet This home heated today. SHOW PLACE Only 717 ELM a heated is in impeccable $31,900 STREET Hi TRADE bar, 2% car — WE TAKE ie garage. condition. Buy owe: &> REALTY rs “Serving the entire North Shore” WE — 2 A flawless 6 room Brick Ranch with a main floor den plus a fabulous recreation room living & CO 5 sate NORTHBROOK This English Tudor affords gracious living on a beautiful site. Modernized and well main- tained. ww gs > OR 3-3000 also Old Glenview Rd., west of Edens Expressway in the southwest cor- Z O New ‘Enlarged Free Parking Area is attractive attract. employees much bett since they moved to Wilmette.” for ing to an individual firm’s needs. The city an TODAY | Many sizes in stock open ed and transportation,” he sa ‘Many of them have been able allow space to be allocated accord- : Paneling building office use. Flexible partitions fav sales people with Mrs. Marian Ross being added within the last year. Reject Doors 4810 OAKTON ST. entire a rs erie. | the Lu Perforated Acoustical Tile 13° sq. ft. $3 are located in separate ‘‘wings’’ attached to one side of the main structure. This leaves three-story building is that all accessory facilities such as elevators, Wyatt and Coons is beginning its 45th year of selling residential real estate all over the North Shore area. It was established in January, 12x 2 Decorator Tile 12x12 brick discus- TONAS sq. #. = | ee - maintenance areas, rest and heating and ventilating equipment sions have been successfully completed. A unique feature of the present 1964. Ceiling Tile Sale CASH AND CARRY 6 stairs, rooms, space are Packaging Corp. of America, Johnson and Johnson, Guard Corp., and John Marshall Ziv, communication consultants. had its best year ever last year, up about 10 or 12 percent over 1965. Its previous biggest year had been months of the year usually are June and July. fice space in the existing $1.4 million building or future ones. Five buildings containing about 50,000 square feet of usable space each may be built on the site eventually. The Tec-Search firm occu- Tec-Search Inc., the city planning . pies the garden, or lower level of firm which is supervising developthe present building. ment of the rental office complex, Other firms which have rented : Wyatt, Coons Set Their Sights though last fall. (Bud Second Building Planned for Edens is of a and right. This $1.4 million structure was completed Daley Photo) => © * Az a 6-835 HOMES WINNETKA 0 IN TRADE March 2, 19 �FS ION Se i gk duct of Bruff Realty in Northbok—and as a sideline Bruff R. Seventh fessicnal air. At a recent stateHe real estate institute in Peoria, percent of the North Shore ltors attending were from Bruff alty. previous Counts competitive ski Institute theory, mortgage banking, and exchanging and trading. Mr. LeVan and his men will be taking their third year of the course this year. The course consists of 40 hours of lectures and head- seminars given by top real estate men in the nation during one week, usually in November. Of the 20 North Shore Realtors attending the course last year, five were from Bruff Realty. kn avid collector, Mr. LeVan’s eled office is decorated with rally seores ef mementos. Very family pictures, awards and htions, and assorted souvenirs quick lh ata ago, and is a four-year school in appraising, marketing, real estate Collector A dha For the past two years, Mr. LeVan and a majority of his staff have attended the annual Illinois Real Estate Institute held in Peoria. The institute began three years prters at 1897 Shermer Av. in thbrook, each of the seven fulle professional salesmen will e a private office. everywhere. Army’s Attend pparently North Shore customappreciate the personal touch ause to celebrate the beginning he firm’s fifth year last month, ff Realty moved to new and ger quarters at 527 Dundee Rd., e entrance to Northbrook” as . LeVan calls it. In the new quarters, about twice the as team in Garmisch, Germany. Although Mr. LeVan no longer skis, he said he often ‘“‘thinks about it.”’ He came to Chicago in 1950 to sell for Anchor Packing Co., and remained with them for 12 years. He joined Kenilworth Realty for one year before opening his own firm. an and his six salesmen deal in bperty sales and rentals. but for a sideline, they go about real estate business with a of Se served as a combat engineer with the Seventh Army, and after the war he was a member of the J. DONNELLY Personality is the most important size ee Touch Personal By THOMAS il A 15-year resident of Northbrook, Mr. LeVan and his wife, Pat, includes another son, Bruff, and a daughter, Suzette. look bund the office is an indication of ee of Mr. Levan’s interests, oil nting, history, and antiques. Mther hobbies Mr. LeVan_ indi- And Mr. LeVan’s spreads. to the love of people other Bruff sales- men. ed were private flying, hunting Edward G. (Ed) Schneider; 870 Bittersweet Dr., Northbrook, had 25 H: fishing, and his _ favorite: pple. r. LeVan and all six of his esmen were team members. for recent North Suburban YMCA d drive. He and.his son, Brook, b members. of the Illinois. Tribe of b YMCA Indian Guides. e is a charter member of the pnbrook Shrine Club and the years when of he restaurant joined experience Bruff. | 3 %. AEE A Sherlock Holmes viewing this picture of Bruff R. LeVan at work could deduce that Mr. LeVan is a business. man (letter); a Mason (ring); a Rotarian A two-year salesman for the firm, Wheeler McDougal Jr. is a history graduate from Bradley Uni- varsity and holds a commission in the Illinois Air National. Bruff for 24% years: A graduate of Iowa Wesleyan College in business as Memberships i ernational Traders Club, and the Estate okers. e and six other Northbrook men ned last year to form a new nk, the First National Bank of Ground breaking FORMER LOCATION BRUFF REALTY 1897 SHERMER urses at Northwestern University fore applying for his broker’s ense. During World War II Mr. LeVan arents in Company Richard Peet of Deerfield rently joined his parents as a lesman for Ardis Peet Inc., a perfield real estate firm. of hinlan and Tyson, has been a 25ar Deerfield resident. He resides 720 Appletree Ln. with his wife, rol, and four children, three om attend Wilmot School. arch 2, 1967 at firm the ee - is a member P of the cs Evanston-North Shore Board of Realtors and enjoys the multiplelisting privileges of the board, but the biggest selling point for Bruff realty is sevenfold: Bruff, George, Wheeler, Ed, Jim, Warren, Richard. Rd. | . eae Z| |: 5 Lu All |e Qa wi fe) hal mn) oan EY ne LOCATION BRUFF a || ew =} > e and area. on # REALTY’ 527 DUNDEE RD. NORTHBROOK g CR 2-7550 527 DUNDEE RD. NORTHBROOK, ILL. ichard Peet Joins employee The management, throughout BRUFF REALTY HAS MOVED TO LARGER OFFICES AT THE "GATEWAY OF NORTHBROOK." PERSONAL SERVICE FROM OUR STAFF OF FULL TIME SALESMEN. e GEORGE L. HALL e BRUFF LeVAN e ED SCHNEIDER @ WHEELER. McDOUGAL JR. e WARREN CLARK e JIM FERGUSON Grand Rapids Junior College and chigan State-University. In 1962he took 65 hours of real estate a former and rentals for p new bank is expected this year. Born in Grand Rapids, Mich., 39 ars ago, Mr. LeVan was educated r. Peet, GAN\|RD. SHERMER ROAD sociation. of Real Estate Brokers, rthbrook. opment’ DUNDEE ROAD RT. 68 | Professionally, Mr. LeVan is on brokerage committee of the anston-North Shore Board of altors, member of the [Illinois of Real In addition to homes all over the North Shore, Bruff Realty handles commercial properties; land devel- u nde Dundee to O 527 b. He is a member of the First urch of Christ, Scientist, and has ved as chairman of the board d treasurer of the church. Institute administration, Mr. Hall was a director and officer of the Glenview Chamber of Commerce for four years. More recent additions to the Bruff staff are Jim C. Ferguson, Warren Clarke, and Richard Oberg. Bruff Realty has moved rthbrook Rotary Club, and ves as editor of Newscope, the ekly newsletter of the Rotary tional Guard. A former member of the Hollister Newspapers’ advertising staff, George'L. Halt has been with (lapel pin); an —— collector (items on the desk and wallpaper); a istorian (Lincoln and Churchill on desk); and a sportsman (watch). of OPEN) EVENINGS | 7-9 EVANSTON NORTH. SHORE BOARD OF REALTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESATE BOARDS NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF REAL ESTATE BROKERS INTERNATIONAL TRADERS CLUB ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS and �- Shore Public Construction — (Continued from contain larger - will a page addition to the Sunset Ridge School. The new village hall facilities, which will be about four times 9) adult ref- erence room, offices, and work and larger ‘supply area. Ground for the addition is expected to be broken early this month, and the project is expected to be completed this fall. The new educational service center will include testing and resource staff work areas, communication areas, administrative of_ fices, conference rooms, a business _ office, and a warehouse area. Construction is scheduled to get ‘works village hall and _ public complex and a present hall, wing wing. will and The an public works building will include a fourvehicle garage, a mezzanine storage area, a shop, and a water- meter testing area. Work on the complex began last November and is scheduled for completion late this year. The addition to Sunset Ridge will provide a second gymnasium, a library and resource center complex, four classrooms, a suite of rooms for science education, and a boiler room and heating plant. $469,000 Starts 20th Year Glenview’s construction Of Area Business only this major year be will receive a $127,000 federal in Glenview. library to almost double its book collection. Also, the floor space will The is involved in all areas of real estate, and last year, it was involved in several industrial and commercial buildings. 10,000-square-foot be feet in the 10,988 the to 26,741 feet. The children’s junior high, adult, preand Work is scheduled to begin in late spring or early addition is summer, expected to and the be com- pleted by the end of the year. Lucke Realty Firm is still Marks 51st The firm deals mostly in residential housing in the North Shore area. Last year, the company did work with some of the McDonald’s Drive-in restaurants. - quina. eRPePSaSeseesecesoossoneooRseleneeseees PYTTITIT ITI tii REPLACE YOUR ; OLD WINDOWS — THE NORTH SHORE? We call it home .... Where our children and our children's children grow up .. . pleasant surroundings . . . fine education. This five bedroom Colonial is typical of the full life you too can acquire for your family. Priced in the 60's. Town & Country Year The William B. Lucke real estate agency of Wilmette is in its 5lst year, having been established in 1916. The firm has two salesmen, - Warren Mueller and Domonie Cin-: reer from allow be added. . available. The company also worked on a two-story building at 1151 Waukegan Rd. in Glenview which pre: sently houses an architectural firm, an insurance company, and a real estate firm. era increased will reference departments will be enlarged, and a conference area will industrial building expansion square school, 49 building near the Sky Harbor airport in Norhtbrook is still in the _ planning stage. The company is _ dealing with a commercial building * at 1220 Waukegan Rd., Glenview, which presently houses the House _ of Vision and Bell Cleaners. According to George Carlson, about 7,500 _ square SA on Corner of Oak Avenue — Evanston TWO BEDROOM, ONE AND A HALF BATHS Check @ CONVENIENT @ INDIVIDUAL Open Daily |-4 p.m. These Outstanding ROOM CONTROLLED ® DOUBLE GLAZED @ G.E. AIR CONDITIONING @ G.E. DISHWASHERS @ WOOD mr. teeRO 1-6600 EDWARD HINES LUMBER CO. Call OSS Features: LOCATION WOOD PROVINCIAL PELLA AND ELECTRIC HEAT WINDOWS DISPOSALS CABINETS @ LARGE VANITY LAVATORIES @ FULL CERAMIC BATHS WITH storms and screens. FREE ESTIMATES INSTALLED! HI 6-8000 REALTORS 1020 Grove SE TILT-SASH! . use your present Associates, Inc. 843 Elm St.. Winnetka with easy-to-clean Makes window washing and painting easy. Can be installed in your present window frames. Available in all popular sizes. Complete with weather stripping 0006 Rd. (Staf a grant. A Wikia Photo) public will in the new Glenview Executive _ Plaza and its 20th year of business company school near Northfield on- = is the multimillion dollar a Roman Catholic girls' $550,000 addition to the library. Only $423,000 worth of bonds will be issued, however, since the library The George H. Carlson and Co. _ Realtors is starting its second year _ The Nearing completion Marillac High School, Excavation took place early this: year, and the target date for completion of the addition is September. Parlion Realtors _ the a police-fire administrative under way this summer, with early 1968 chosen as a probable comple- tion time. _ Northfield’s two projects are a $478, 000 than include SHOWER DOORS Quinlan. and LYS ON, Ine. 1571 SHERMAN UN 4-2600 AVENUE, EVANSTON BR 3-3750 AL 1-6700 SESS OHSO8HHHTTHHHSHSHHHHOOHHHHOHSEOOESOEE March 2, 19 �~ - {| }Aete arated) | BA shore will appreciate Wilmette State Bank The buyer of a fine home on the north the exceptional mortgage services of The In over sixty years of service to the north shore community, The Wilmette Bank has provided for mortgage request Your information will be handled promptly. The subsequent appraisal and all the various details leading to a satisfactory closing will receive the close attention of men who funds to build and buy thousands of fine homes in this area. Our lending officers have a depth of familiarity with north shore real estate values, local brokers, and municipal regulations which we be- know their business. They will be available to you lieve to be unmatched. cedure. and your attorney at all times to clarify any proconvenience Your is our main concern. May we help you? If so, please telephone Mr. Shedd or Mr. Tetzlaff at ALpine 1-8100. THE NORTH SHORE’S BANKING CENTER — FOR 60 OVER CENTRAL AVENUE * WILMETTE. DRIVE-IN FRIDAYS 5:00 THRU P.M. AND + FREE LATE FRIDAYS - 8:00 + ILLINOIS BANKING EARLY MONDAYS YEARS Ctcte BANK THE WILMETTE 1200 USEFUL P.M. ALPINE 1-8100 PARKING HOURS: 7:50 * A.M. CLOSED - 2:00 P.M. SATURDAYS �Winter doldrums will soon fade into Spring! Perhaps your thoughts then will be directed toward looking for a new home . .. in a program to upgrade your family's requirements. ADEQUATE MORTGAGE MONEY | Remember — there is always ample money, to assist you in attaining home ownership, able Now Stop sign We avail- at Evanston Federal at competitive rates. is the time to determine your future plans. in at the Evanston Federal office — at the of the weatherclock on Fountain Square. can be helpful in budgeting home mort- gage payments to fit your advise you of terms and home will qualify for. earnings; the we amount can your SPECIALIZED LOCAL SERVICE Take advantage of this local service. Ask the men who specialize in financing North Shore homes. Make Evanston Federal Savings your family savings center. Come in and choose one of the available savings plans from 4!/.°% on passbook savings accounts to the highest rate permissible on savings certificates— 5\/4,°% per year. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION E Vv Ato s T ° n u u D E - A L nll Niyi) / y \ Davis St. & Sherman Phone: 869-3400 Ave. Hae | EIEN : PO.) sets. cB hh ES NE i ST savings insured to $15,000 by F.S.L.1.C.—an agency of the United States Government. \ ~ ~ee -_—-_ eae TYET-1> = Now — all mae | wg! | _ —-3,5 �Solecting one—whose Choose Ky) = rk Ralttor7 a business concepts are based on integrity. whose salespeople are dedicated to serving their clients. who actively and intelligently promote the sale of its listings. These are the factors of success which we believe have enabled Koenig & Strey 0 become one of the North Shore’s leading Realtors. To understand fully the RFECTION FOR EXECUTIVE ... canbe foundin iS Tall Trees home. Tastefully decorated, services we can offer you, call on our full-time, well qualified sales staff... quality struction,4 bdrms.°3 baths, family room w/ , GOLFERS DREAM fully equipped putting green mpletes enview ilt with gracious Ranch Quality with in living in 3 bdrms. mind. Calif. In-town Brokers: Contemporary & 2 baths. location Edward N. Koenig Thomas W. Z in of Ratiability Sign JANE RUSCHLI CECELIA SCHNUR FRANCES SLOAT ELIZABETH (BETTY) SMITH DOROTHY TAAFFE MURIEL TANNER THELMA THOMA DAWN WALSH WILLIAM WALSH MURIEL (CHICK) WHYTE EMMA WILDE WILLIAM HIBBARD AMELIA KLINE NORMA KOENIG OSWALD KOENIG JERANNE LAUER GERALD MILLARD LILLIAN NILSSON CHARLOTTE PALENSKE GINETTE PEUCKERT EVELYN RAUPP JOHN REISTROFFER ROSE BILGER ROSALIE BORNZIN MARION CARLSON ANN CONRAD WILMA FERGUSON LUELLA FIELD GEORGE (CHICK) FIELD BETTY FRANCKE CHARLES GENDRON JOAN GUMMERSALL DORIS HEDLUND ea / J tat stale SS aie e minis Strey Custom in 50s. .. . This is ideal. In-town locaLARGE FAMILY? baths, 5 big bdrms., 2 tion, walk everywhere. huge first floor family room. Lots of space. High 40s. LISTED — WEST WILMETTE. Gracious living family room, sep. TV your family with new fenced bm, frpl. in L.R., 3 bdrms., 2 car gar., rd. Immaculate condition. UPPER 30s. ST WINNETKA ENGLISH TUDOR Immaculate 8 room home with 4 large bedrooms. Fireplace in living room. A Value in Low 50s. Modern stainless steel St. Charles all electric kitchen, 10 closets, 2 car garage. Bide KE Nah FOREST COLONIA SECLUDED I A L ie . . . for Country living close to the city. Four twin size bedrooms, full base. ee ° ° ment, 2 car attached garage and excellent floor plan. One acre with pretty eam NORTH ak aes WOODS Ue pet Bh ATMOSPHERE — IN sag ° Meee gunn ay Lt a . patio. 2 bdrms. plus pan. den or 3rd bdrm., 2% 2 Se ood ee TERRIFIC LOCATION IN NORTHFIELD for gracious ene eh and entertaining. Custom i Oy pool pe A built by Ernest Met trees. Priced in mid 50s. INC. REALTORS WILMETTE 165 Green Bay Rd. GLENVIEW 1009 Waukegan Rd. AL PA 9-0330 REAL ESTATE < Pi : ¢ ‘TRADE-INS ¢ 1-0330 EXCHANGES ¢ NORTHBROOK 1003 Waukegan Rd: Consult our Old Orchard Office if you are considering income property . . . to buy, sell or exchange. CR 2-0330 OR 4-8700 MORTGAGES e¢ INVESTMENTS ¢ INSURANCE bed- K �£ al Cee ; Bie, Bex i Pe RON eT Oe ares ce ge. oar tas riie age ee e as AE ede Bes’ a Be Le DT We ein ee ade . Fe &g OR ais Pe ra ae ie Lake Bluff a ares: Saree SES : ey yes IP Fee f sia ae a sate FUG Pikes | peog ee PAE ARIES a4 ¥ Ay ea. Pied Je Mag Eg) An, ages is TR= PM Te. a tarts a ie a ray ‘ * ae ey Mie ‘ He act eS ‘ ei a GRE 4 fate Se hee a 5 eS ‘ ; i¢ *: ? | : 5 Be ae NE wc: EPO ¥ a tee as “ oH Te USAT bs . Fe a es iy beac ag Wass Me 5 oP Sain Sia eat \ \\ fs seat abag a Mettawa Z LAKE FOREST ‘ee AS 650 N. Western Ave. at Deerpath Bannockburn - CE 4-8000 | Bae) By. gaat | a EB; = - nate Hi hie nd Park try IN 1966... QUINLAN & TYSON, INC., AGAIN SOLD OVER 600 PROPERTIES THROUGHOUT THE NORTHSHORE AREA, IN EVERY PRICE ——— 735 Deerfield Rd., WI 5-3750 BRACKET. cere a Re E Lincolnshire Ri d Ppa SALES VALUE OF 651 HOMES, APARTMENTS, INVESTMENTS AND VACANT : PROPERTIES 2 : EXCEEDED $26,000,000. Small Estate Areas E # Enlarged and ess = a 586 Lincoln Ave., Northfield x HI 60177 relocated office NORTH opening IN ALL PRICE RANGES March 1967. | SHORE QUINLAN BUYERS & TYSON, AND SELLERS LOOK T ? INC., THE NORTH a SHORE’S LEADING REAL ESTATE E FIRM, 2 GLENVIEW-NORTHBROOK = , mrad 969 Waukegan Road at Glenview Road BS at m7 UI ul I a lil PA 4-5800 <i . Quinlan... Ts Niles ry: Skokie EVANSTON # WINNETKA Irving E. Poehler, V.P. & Mgr. NEEDS. We know over 83 the North Shore Area because years. Our sales, it for management and insurance departments are staffed by 1571 Sherman Ave., UN 4-2600 SALES ESTATE it has been our business to know EVANSTON eer REAL : Morton Grove Ee FOR THEIR North Shore people. At your service are: W\I\ GLENVIEW-NORTHBROOK SALES SALES Harriette W. Starr, V.P. & Mgr. DEERFIELD SALES INSURANCE | Donald F. MacKinnon, V.P. & Mgr. Richard G. Rutledge, V.P. & Mgr. Chas. E. Black, V.P. & Mgr. 2 © Ey Hilma E. Cullander Marie Dieber Elizabeth V. Becker Virginia Flowers Marie E. Anderson Jane Beh Jeanette Fargo James B. Irwin Bes William H. Flowers Alice Framberg Ruth J. Bell Clifford Johnson Marie D. Ludwig Virginia Jinkinson Sally Bowman Audrey B. Meldahl Ruth Meyers Margaret Kebbon Virginia Buckland Naomi Murphy COOPERATIVE Emil W. Neukranz Virginia N. MacFarland Alice Cliff Mary Ann Purdy CONDOMINIMUM Phyllis M. Niemi Sarah B. McKeldin Earle J. Collins 2 Catharine F. Rogers Phyllis B. Staats Carolyn G. Muther William W. Gubbins ‘ Peg O'Connell Sara Shanesy Dorotha D. Poehler Dorothy V. Hoeper a Ene Wepater Ee Fe % E : any Se OFFICERS: ES a 6 agian Florence Stephens Judy Burns : Don ARCHIBALD G. JENNINGS, President and Treasurer FRANK B. FOSTER, Vice Executive Betty President Janet Seaborg RICHARD G. RUTLEDGE, Vice President ALICE ZEPP, Secretary and Controller Nancy Sullivan a ANN FALCONER, Asst. Vice President and Asst. Secretary EY, | Foster, Exec. V.P. & Mgr. Cyrus T. Calloway : Lorenz Garcia iD Rckeieiietion FIVE LOCAL OFFICES SERVING ALL NORTH SHORE COMMUNITIES. : & % MANAGEMENT William G. Jerinings Martin Pe & SALES Gerad Gabods ae WILLIAM G. JENNINGS, Vice President and Assistant Treasurer AND yrus T. Calloway goatee oe Kelley Bs Be C Kathryn A. Jaicks, Mgr. Hazel Weber ShlEe | J. P. Schermerhorn, V.P. & Mgr. PROPERTY William B. Martin Josphine Taylor veariae Quinlan. and LY SONG, Ine REALTORS SINCE 1884 ; } EVANSTON UN 4-2600 WINNETKA HI 6-0177 wwe APARTMENTS GLENVIEW. NORTHBROOK PA 4-5800 INSURANCE DEERFIELD WI 5-3750 LAKE FOREST CE 4-8000 FINANCING eet + ora ee � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Deerfield Review Description An account of the resource Digitized issues of the local newspaper the Deerfield Review. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Deerfield Villager | Thursday, March 3, 1967 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Deerfield Villager Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Deerfield Villager Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 03/02/1967 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DPL.0007.001.1066 https://archives.deerfieldlibrary.org/files/original/662245df795134132cb8ccba39fb313c.pdf 23ef174b876e42c99c584d38c10c0f99 PDF Text Text Thursday, March 15° 30, 1967 �IS THE ASSURANCE THAT YOUR LOCAL DEALER CARES ABOUT THE CAR YOU DRIVE. COME IN FOR A VISIT OR TO HAVE YOUR CAR SERVICED. 1766 First St. Highland GRANT DEAN BUICK Inc. Park 432-2500 1732-40 First Street HIGHLAND PARK IDlewood 2-480 QUALITY — INTEGRITY — FAIRNESS GET THE GRANT DEAN “NO GIMMICK DEAL” PLYMOUTH IS OUT TO WIN YOU OVER Come to Gas Lite Corner for Your 1967 Barracudas 2 dr. H.T.'s-6's-8's, fast backs, convertibles, some with air cond. ''Best car out of Detroit in years." $2568° Yes, FINEST of any dealer on the North includes full factory equipment, vacuum gauge, de luxe wheel covers, White wall tires, back-up lites, S.V. mirror, electric wipers, padded ers, padded sun visors & 4 seat belts. dash, windshield it is true we do have the SERVICE AFTER THE SALE Shore. wash- mniday Chevrolet, inc. 833 1966 V-8-AUTO. CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT COUPE Trans.-Power ing-Radio-White Speed 1963 Highland Park 432-4000 1966 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT IMPALA Auto. Trans. Power Steering. — 327 $2395 V-8 Engine — Radio — Heater. A real buy at Trans.-Radio-White 1965 “1195 CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT COUPE V-8 Auto. Trans.-Power ing-Radio-White Walls Ave., AIR CONDITIONED $ Walls 1964 CHEVROLET MONZA COUPE wail 4 Steer- Central Steer- $] V-8, TIONED Auto. 9 Auto. Ste@ring — CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN Trans. — — AIR Power CONDI- $ 1995 Radio 1962 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE BONNEVILLE ing — Only Trans. — Radio — Power Steer- White Walls $995 LAST OF 1966 CHEVROLET DEMONSTRATORS ONLY 5 LEFT *AS LOW AS $1995 members 1967 OLDSMOBILE “98” e Vinyl Roof © Hydramatic @ Power Steering © Power Brakes @ 4 Seat belts @ Back up lights e Washer & 2 speed Wipers @ Plus all the luxury extras that are standard on all "98's" @ Factory $ e AIR CONDITIONED ¢ Radio @ Heater @ Tinted bd Glass all windows @ White Walls @ Power Trunk release © Door Edge Guards @ Full Wheel Covers. of the highland park chamber of commerce FULL PRICE + �Here is the lighter weight suit you can wear year round. Griffon’s Vagabond . ..a perfect blend of 55% Dacron Polyester-45% wool. A weight so right for comfort... a fabric so hard to wrinkle. What a selection of colors! Grays, blue grays, blues, olives, browns and muted shades. Traditional cut Corts or standard men’s Plaza’s with or without pleats to fit each man as perfectly as pos- sible. $75.00 We Honor Midwest All Bank ) Viva Cards Use Our Complete Formal Rental Service OPEN “MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS 7-9 EVERY SATURDAY AT 11:30 A.M. ON WEEF MUPAN ¥ PARK 595 Central Ave. MMMM FREE ID 2-5300 MMT ON OUR Ist STREET LOT— NEAR Highland Park TU ULL CENTRAL AVE. and...Winnetka and Glencoe LU = �BY %— Good Old Deerfield Savings PENALTY=-FREE Yes, you get the full passbook rate, currently 43/49, , in earnings if you wish to withdraw your money at a dividend time prior to maturity. To our knowledge DEERFIELD SAVINGS is the ONLY financial institution which will pay the full current passbook rate in case of withdrawal at dividend times before maturity. Take advantage of this choice invesiment opportunity now. It may not be available for long. Make All Your Investments TOP-RATE and PENALTY-FREE at DEERFIELD SAVINGS 434% 5% 5% On regular Passbook accounts. Earnings compounded semi-annually. On Bonus Savings Certificates, in multiples of $1,000, $5,000 minimum, On Bonus Savings Certificates, in multiples of $1,000, $7,000 minimum, Savings in by the 10th of the month earn dividends from the Ist. (/4°%Bonus over passbook rate) on certificates issued for a period of one year. (2% over passbook rate) Certificates issued for a period of three years. Certificates, Now available on any date, begin earning on date of issue. in its 40th year, Deerfield Savings has never missed All rates subject to Federal and State regulations. a dividend payment. Assets Over $48,000,000.00. Clip This Coupon and mail with your check to Deerfield Savings, 745 Deerfield Road, Deerfield, Illinois 60015 Postage Paid both ways when you Save-By-Mail ——_<_—— DEERFIELD SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION <<<" «<< Please Open ja aon fat Amount «ans My aes =< = =< ee ees ee a co ee 4 eee Account — street es Enclosed |AR@RARGRERGREREREARANER ER AR ARAN IS| ! �Deerfield Villager OL. NO. 1, BANNOCKBURN, SERVING 38 RIVERWOODS LINCOLNSHIRE, ‘FIREWORKS’ ARE FORECAST baer Crowd Expected at Town Meeting — A large turnout is expected for est Deerfield Township’s. annual bwn meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday in e gymnasium of Wilmot igh School in Deerfield. @ Adoption and @ Adoption of the tax levy. @ Other business, including reso- ‘‘fireworks’’ this year the change. The gymnahold about 750 persons. the items expected to the electors will be a @ Establishment of the date for Deerfield policeman will be tationed at the school, according H Citizens Committee Chairman J. Robert York. They will insure that Ihe meeting remains orderly, he aid. The anticipated order of business t the meeting will be: township have been paying taxes two libraries. He for The steering committee is expected to present 17 other resolutions, while village and township but has not kept the revenue. Il 9 Clerk Asked added that the township receives the taxes tor can present resolutions assembly to vote upon. On Page two next year’s meeting. library boards will offer two for consideration by electors. Any elec- lerk Ruth Vetter resign. Editorial on Page that Highland Park residents of the lutions made from the floor. esolution by the Citizens Steering ommittee asking that Township Two of an agenda. @ Approval of the budget appropriation ordinance. Junior Last year, the meeting was held the Deerfield Village Hall, but xpected rompted um will Among ring out 1958, the library can buy the land from the township for $3,804. The 3,120-square-foot site would be used for construction of a children’s wing. Keith Nickoley, township library board president, has pointed out @ Selection of a moderator. to Resign Gillen Assails Resolutions “My Wife Won’t Quit” About one-third of the library’s annual income since 1956 has been refunded to Highland Park and Lake Forest. for the The resolutions concern transfer of assets from the township library to the village library and purchase of land behind the village library. Under an agreement made in wo Unopposed For Library Bd. Keith Nickoley and Mrs. Helen Btanwood are running unopposed or two six-year terms in Tuesday’s West _ Deerfield Township Library Board election. Voting will take place from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 19 township _ polling places. . : Mr. : Nickoley, 1335 Valley Rd., = 4° » Bannockburn, = Mr. Nickoley is currently board president. He is ice president in charge of sales for Roberts and Porter, Inc., Chicago. e is co-ordinator for the National Association of Lithographers’ Clubs cClory Talk Set for Apr. 10 Cong. Robert McClory (R-12th) of ake Bluff will speak during the 2th District Women’s Republican lub spring brunch Apr. 10 in the oraine Hotel. Cong. annual McClory will report from nfter comments present his Washington by Club Pres. Adeline Geo-Karis Lambros, a Lake ounty attorney. ng to hanges A business meet- discuss proposed is scheduled. by-law The social hour will begin at 11 a.m. Brunch will be served at :30. Reservations may be made ith Mrs. Berkeley George Ct., ‘ore Monday. Lilley, Highland Park, 1844 be- and was president of the Deerfield Jaycees in 1958-59. Mrs. Stanwood, 1740 Sunset Ln., Bannockburn, has = served two terms on the library board. She formerly lived in Forrest, IIl., helped organize the where she town’s first public library. She has been active on the board of Highland Park Hospital Women’s Auxiliary and is a member of St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church. Polling Places: Precinct 1—Wilmot and Wilmot Rds. School, Deerfield Precinct 2—Alan Shepard Franklin Av. and Grove PI. Precinct 3—Bethlehem field Rd. and Rosemary School, Church, Tr. Deer- Precinct 4—-Community Church, 1250 Waukegan Rd. Baptist Precinct 5—St. Gregory’s Deerfield and Wilmot Rds. Church, Precinct 6—Woodland 1330 Crabtree Ln. Park School, Precinct 7—Bannockburn Telegraph Rd., Bannockburn. School, Precinct 8—Caesar Fiocchi Co., Skokie Valley Rd., Highland Park. Precinct 9—Lake Everett Rd. Forest Fire Precinct Glenwood, 11—Tweed’s Lake Forest. barn, Precinct 12—South Park Hackberry Rd. Precinct 13—Deerfield School, 517 Deerfield Rd. Precinct agg 14—Waldon Precinct 16—George dence, 1101 Linden Av. Precinct gan Rd. 17—Village Precinct Hackberry 18—South Rd. W. Hall, Park 221 School, East 1331 Grammar School, 15—Maplewood residPark. Essex Ct. School, Clay King resi- 850 Wauke- School, 1331 Precinct 19—Cherokee School, East Cherokee Rd. Lake Forest. 475 Hogan, and Gayle Lindemann.. The show will be given Apr. 13. (Staff Photo) ee Homeowners Seek Trinity Plans 2490 Station, Precinct 10—George L, Lilley ence, 1844 Berkeley Rd., Highland Scott Kevin Patrick, Linnea Sandberg, Gary Keefe, Rehearsing for the Alan Shepard Junior High School seventh and eighth-grade student talent show, "This Is Paris," are (from left) Lynn Gable, Complete plans of its long-term expansion program will be demanded of Trinity College by the Bannockburn Homeowners Association at the village plan commission meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday according to George attorney for the group. in the Bannockburn School gym. petition,’’ said David K. Sengstack, a member of the association’s before reaching a decision. Other members executive committee. owners association mittee are During sion will to build replaces W. Jones, ‘When the college presented its petition for the new dormitory, it said that complete plans for the future would be presented in a later the meeting the commisconsider Trinity’s petition a new dormitory, which a rejected petition to build be “But we feel that the plans must presented Wednesday, so they seven dormitories. can If expansion details are not forthcoming, the association will ask that the hearing be continued, rather than piecemeal. In the past there has been confusion over the college’s expansion program and Published Weekly by Press Publishing Co., 444 Central Av. Highland Park, III. 60035 Controlled be judged circulation on over-all postage merit it’s time the confusion was ended.” — Following hearing, the plan commission the commission will sub- mit a recommendation to the Bannockburn Village Board, which — in turn can order public hearings Charles of the home- executive com-— Walsh, 1963 Wilmot Rd., Claude Brinegar, 1500 Robin Rd., E. R. Neilsen, 1875 Duffy Ln., Prof. Franklin Offner, 1890 Telegraph Rd., and Alec Gianaras, 2805 Telegraph Rd. paid at Deerfield, Ill. �a Pasayag Po ete eet ae ASE Plath Says Tax Hike Needed Sharp increases in staff members and teacher salaries have helped create a desperate need for a taxrate increase, Supt. Karl Plath of Deerfield-Highland Park High SChool District 113 said last week. Dr. Plath and school board officials discussed the need with members of the district caucus and PTA representatives. The school board has called a May 6 referendum on a proposal to raise the district’s educational fund rate 21 cents, from $1.11 to $1.32 ‘per $100 assessed valuation. “The fundamental question in this referendum is the quality of education,” Dr. Plath said. The educational fund provides money for teacher salaries, supplies, equipment, and educational programs. The superintendent said fund expenditures next year may exceed income by $90,000. He explained that the higher tax rate Ready for "take one” in the WTTW/Channel 11 fund-raising drive are Mrs. Walter Roth (left) and Mrs. Robert Gesler, joint chairmen of the community campaign in Deerfield. (Stephen Hale Deerfield Cover: Auction on Television By MRS. ROBERT GESLER Co-Chairman, WTTW/Channel 11 Community UNDREDS throughout WTTW/Channel 11 annual community Among drive local are co-chairman participating Mrs. Walter Roger Dart, Mrs. George Mitchell, Warnecke, Mrs. Ralph Dushame, Taylor, and Mrs. Roger W. Carlson. in the — Roth, expand WTTW’s aa ® Instructional Mrs. @ Improvements automobiles, Mrs. Gesler cruises, puppies, dresses, permanent waves, and bicycles. Adding to the excitement will be dozens _ of celebrity auctioneers as well as such unusual donations as Arthur _ Godfrey’s custom-made Vega ukulele, a dress from Joan Crawford, and the 12-foot-long original board meeting table of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, and Bean. Channel 11 hopes to acquire as many as 10,000 auction items before the event. To this end, volunteers are making the rounds of merchants for donations of new merchandise, services, art objects, and antiques. Among local businesses contributing to the auction is the Village School of Folk Music, which has donated a one-hour performance by Bob Gand and the Village School Singers. 2 TEE VAULTED DTA ETE, _ Now Read This... = . FAMILY ‘ BCHOOL DAY Rees DISTRICT 00 ECOG VIETNAM HOLY ec TRUSTEES CANDIDATES “SAY” s sn 55 eet he ee 10 et, VIOLINIST BANNOCKBURN DEERFIELD A Matter COUPLE’S SON .................. 60 of Taste ........... 12 ...................0.00055 64 Panis A hearing of Riverwoods’ rezoning suit against Baxter Laboratories has been delayed until Apr. 7 to give village attorneys time to prepare proof that a section of the state statute discriminates against the village. Riverwoods is protesting the rezoning last summer of Baxter’s 120 acres, located south of Riverwoods and northwest of the Tri-State Tollway and Lake-Cook Rd., from office and research to limited offer proof that the state the village closest to the property in question may protest rezoning. Last December, Judge Yager ruled against Riverwoods’ conten- tion that it should be able to force the county board to approve the Poms 11 property. Deerfield, Recreation Calendar ......... 16 os si er cen as o8 76 ee RN nas cand Vink a had been ruled nearest by the state’s attorney, did not protest the RE ,fee eee The attorneys claim that a village vitally affected by rezoning should have legal recourse. pies susie es ens 64 Movies in Brief .............. 68 People and Politics ........... 11 Women’s News eee 29 ............... 58 cutbacks on such pro- DEERFIELD $560,000 in additio amounted to $500,000. VILLAGER Our CONVENIENT DROP OFF BOXES are FORD located Deerfield women’s news: WEDNESDAY. Fine Arts: NOON WEDNESDAY. Business: THURSDAY. Schools: THURSDAY. Church: NOON FRIDAY. Scouts: NOON FRIDAY. Public Forum: NOON MONDAY. Rd. = Lindemann Pharmacy 800 Waukegan You may use news releases dence. these and and men in service: (eight days before publication). Society, clubs, photos, and other PHARMACY 765 Deadlines Men’s news WEDNESDAY in the Rd. Recreation: NOON MONDAY. boxes for correspon- (Photos [ ROSBY'S due by noon SUBURBAN Friday.) FASHIONS [coats SAVE ~Froresses tT | 40% -=CO-ORDINATES___ on timely new spring fashions Starting ... THURSDAY, MARCH rezoning. 30th *Sizes: Junior — Misses — Petites ROSBY’'S which I ok 5 gine sp 22 Community Calendar ........ 12 ES ere 11 eh and about statute Baxter Sis. oh. es. size realize tax money from the increase, wh last year’s salary increases ale Circuit Court Judge Philip Yager ................0.eee sence 70 ................ 66 If the referendum fails, Dr. Plath said the district will not raise staff salaries or hire more teachers. This could mean increases in class mented. Board. member Stuart Bernste explained thatthe district wou told attorneys Lewis Clark and Al Lewis last week that they must rezoning by a three-quarter vote, as required by state law, because the village is contiguous to the plays leading role HIGH SCHOOL goes Incognito Is Postponed inating. The statute says that only in new Ravinia Green Club to Ft. Sheridan. be sufficient for “‘too long.” “If lasts-two or three years, we wo be doing very well,’ he co: new ............. 14 cash in on Hawaiian trip .................. 58 1958. He also said that increases in the number of government-supported pupils of servicemen ‘‘won’t change the financial:picture one way or the other.”” The additional pupils’ are expected in connection with the move of Fifth Army headquarters educaa .....................45. 22 tell platforms captures two awards as limiting the range of protest on unincorporated rezoning is discrim- DEERFIELD CHAPTER OF A.A.U.W. seeks Indian-givers ............ 63 VILLAGE the industry. = .............6....06....0005., 12 POLICY will be discussed Sunday HAVE E named hospital’s employee of the year ........ 14 CROSS MOTHERS WOMEN on. 110 hikes insurance DEERFIELD WOMAN RIVERWOODS 16 Bb in such Zone Hearing and designer program, Riverwoods programming. including and humanities course to be offered this fall. Dr. Plath also pointed out that The auction will be televised from 3 p.m. to ‘midnight Apr. 25-29. Viewers will phone in their services supplies equipment. tional $76,000 to $62,000 in the last six years because enrollment has increased at a faster rate than the district’s assessed valuation. The district’s educational fund tax rate has not increased since grams as advanced placeme classes, according to the super tendent. Dr. Plath said District 113 education fund tax rate ranks thi in comparison with the rates four neighboring school distri He added that the District 113 re produces less money per pupil th all the other districts. Board.Pres. Harry Knoll said. didn’t expect the 21-cent increase because enrollment of about 4,000 student to jump to more than 5,000 by 1970. Mrs. Bruce Mrs. John _ bids for a wide variety of donated goods primarily @ An increase in enrollment of about 300 students per year since 1961. Projections call the present This year, Channel 11 is augmenting its community campaign with a new experiment in fund raising—the biggest, most hectic, most entertaining auction ever held in the Chicago area, with thousands of items selling for bargain prices and all proceeds going to improve and z x Campaign OF VOLUNTEERS in Deerfield and communities the Chicago area will seek funds door-to-door for the week of Apr. 8-16 during the educational station’s campaign. residents needed the staff at both district high schools has increased from 167 in 1961 to 271 this year. Dr. Plath added that hiring of teachers involves a ‘“‘very active, competitive market.” The superintendent said other reasons for higher expenses were: Photo) The is the amount of assessed valuation per student has decreased from SUBURBAN FASHIONS 1835 Second St. — Highland Park — ID 2-0733 Open Daily ‘til 5:30 THURSDAY until 9 P.M. Member — Highland STORE HOURS Open All Day Wednesday Park Chamber of Commerce March 30, 19 : $ eee Se 1 Speeee Sa Rew �Gillen Assails Twp. Resolutions — Will Ask Juster Of Clerk ministration of the general assistance fund. The two resolutions call for the Mrs. Ruth Vetter, West Deerfield ywnship psign ly clerk, will be asked at Tuesday’s town Citizens Steering the to Com- ittee. of equesting resignation pleased her last the week ate resolution by resign “because of The last Committee. omis- on to perform statutory duties uring the fiscal year ending Mar. lag According to the document, fomissions” are as follows: ® Failure to provide for the the oderator’s signature on minutes aken at last year’s town meeting. ® Failure to provide for the oderator’s signature a copy of the udget and appropriation ordinance s amended and adopted by the lectors at last year’s town meetg. @ Failure to file ‘until compelled » do so by court order’ the ownship’s certificate of levy. @ Refusal to call a board of huditors meeting after a request to lo so by the township library lirectors so that the electors could ote on whether ownship brary. to library » @ Removal of to change a the village township li- records rom Town Hall without authority. @ Failure to file proper monthly ecords for payroll deductions of ownship employees under the proision of the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund, thus causing terest and penalties to due. ® Failure to announce become to the ownship election whether the number of polling places could be educed since the candidates are unning unopposed. Also failure to Hesignate the polling places and to judges as Downes Is Named olkswagen Agent In N. Central Area Robert J. Downes has _ been amed vice president and general manager of the Volkswagen North Central distributorship in Deerfield. Mr. Downes and his family will move to 22 Victoria Ln., Lincolnshire, when their new home is Before assumposition, Mr. Downes was manager of dealer development for Volkswagen and prior to that, a corporate attorney. e also was vice president of Avis Rent-A-Car. Mr. Downes received his bachelor’s and law degrees from St. iohn’s University in New York and as admitted to the New York State bar in 1957. in Mr. Potter the sued only $10,460.77 last year. Mr. York said Mr. Gillen’s in Lake County i fig- . ures included the full salaries of Mr. Frost and his secretary Helen from $5,000 to $6,000 Mr. York said a man of Mr. Frost’s caliber is entitled to a decent salary. The average super- salary also noted that Mr. — ister general assistance but spent Citizens Steering Committee’s proposal to raise Mr. Frost’s salary visor’s Gillen Frost received $11,248:69 to admin- Bernard; — rather than only the part of their salaries that come out of — the general assistance appropria-— is tion. $7,280. taxpayers money.” Mr. Gillen also stated that the town fund part of this year’s budget would be increased from $50,000 to $81,000, causing a 6l-percent crease in township taxes. However, Mr. York are not determined by Mrs. in- said taxes a tax levy, which is down $2,000 over last year. The township’s levy, which is the lowest in Lake County, probably will go down from its present 5.2 ‘My Wife Won’t Quit,’ Says Clerk’s Husband Kenneth Vetter, husband of West Deerfield Township Clerk Ruth Vetter, said Monday that his wife would not resign from her post even if the electorate approves a proposed resolution calling for her resignation at Tuesday’s town meeting. Mrs. Vetter was not available for comment Monday, but her husband said she “definitely” plans to serve her full term, which will expire in April, 1969. The proposed resolution, which has no legal force, will be presented at the town meeting by the Citizens Steering Committee. Mrs. Vetter this week called the proposed resolution a “malicious perversion of fact, consisting of lies and innuendo.”’ Makes She charged the citizens’ affair were in this township the barrage directed against me because a great principle is involved.” She explained that the principle is rule by representative government. “On means the township level, this rule by the board of audi- tors,’’ Mrs. Vetter said. Commission Assails Her The citizens’ commission has assailed Mrs. Vetter for “failure to provide for the moderator’s ture at the minutes taken signaat nance aS amended the electors.”’ charges and committee’s Mrs. so by last year’s at town meeting was Paul Potter, who later sued Mrs. Vetter for not making the changes voted by the electorate. However, Mrs. Vetter’s contention that the board of auditors has the final authority on the budget was later upheld by Circuit Court Judge Charles Parker. “The judge also said I filed the tax levy on time, and that the legal action was without cause,” Mrs. Vetter said. ‘Refused to Sign” “Mr. budget Potter and was offered the meeting minutes for signature many times. He refused to sign because the full minutes point out the questionable manner in which the 1966 meeting was conducted. As far as the budget is Vetter adopted illegal changes act and made would at the not alter the totals as requested by Mr. Potter,” Mrs. Vetter said. ‘“‘Also, Mr. Potter refused to sign his oath as moderator at the required time. This refusal makes his status as moderator in much doubt.” The committee’s resolution also attacks Mrs. Vetter for removal of township records from Town Hall without authority. Five Win Five Area Youngsters Prize area at by with also “failure to file the township’s certificate of * ae eee . * ..) * 48 * ge * Me * * %, ey ”yt ’ 4 + -< a e. ay eS Flying their kite in shirtsleeves behind the Alan Shepard Junior — High School during Saturday's balmy weather are Becky and Robbie | Rosemann and Jim Chapley. A reminder of winter, a melting sriow: bank, is behind them. (Staff Photo) won toy rabbits Easter Sunday by coming closest to guessing the number of candies in the Magic Jelly Bean glass at the Hotel Moraine-on-theLake. The correct total was 2,020. The winners were Elizabeth Houlihan, 1451 Dartmouth Ln., Bill Murray, 640 Dimmydale Rd., Jeff Riley, 1316 Hackberry Rd., and Bob Doetsch, 1880 Duffy Ln., all of Deerfield; and Curt Seiberlich, 2140 Telegraph Rd., Bannockburn. MOVE TO DEERFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Segal and their children, Laura, 5, and Jon, 1, have moved to 700 Timber Hill Rd., resolution So ee PR eerre ss Moraine youngsters last year’s town meeting and copies of the budget and appropriation ordi- The to do that not willful. All of us in public life must expect to face unpleasant situations, We grow in public stature by meeting them. With the help of my fellow citizens I want to continue to serve long and to the best of my ability.” Mrs. Vetter said she has “stood under compelled meeting and totals enacted do not agree. “T refused to be involved in an Jacob and in particular me. “Any mistakes which I may have up until court order.” The moderator concerned, nation against town auditors Edwin Gillen, Willard Wageman, and W. S. made levy Charges committee has tried to motivate a campaign of “lies, harassment, frame-ups, and character assassi- completed. Mr. Downes ng his present attorney Vetter for refusing to make budget changes approved by the electorate at last year’s town meeting. Mr. Gillen said the board of board of auditors 30 days before the appoint five election required by law. an lawsuit of 1966 town meeting moderator Paul Potter against Town Clerk Ruth Vetter,” said Robert J. York, chairman of the West Deerfield Township Citizens Steering mmer to “promote better townip government.” The resolution claims Mrs. Vetter ould for “The legal fees resulted from the Robert rk, committee chairman. ommittee says it was formed $7,500 Mr. cents per $100 assessed valuation, he said. Mr. Gillen. also attacked the attention to things that violate laws and thus avoid lawsuits and save proposed budget. were J. attorney to represent the township. “All governmental bodies have attorneys to represent them,” he said. ‘“‘The attorney serves to call electors to authorize the township board of auditors to pay almost $8,000 in legal fees and to appropri- meeting The - contents auditors was forced to enter the suit to clarify the board’s position. The board’s contention that it had the final authority rather than the voters was upheld in court. Mr. York said the $7,500 in next year’s budget would pay for an West Deerfield Township Auditor Edwin Gillen has assailed two resolutions to be presented at Tuesday’s town meeting, parts of the proposed 1967-68 township budget, and ad- Deerfield, from Skokie. Mr. Segal is in sales with Rockford Paper Mills Inc. in Decatur. How does one go about becoming a conductor? “It’s not easy,” says Harold Bauer. He tells about this and his experiences conducting community orchestras — TODAY on page 64. �Request for Grant For Transit Study Received Warmly By MELINDA Encouraged UPP by bright prospects for a federal grant, the North Subur- ban Transportation Council last Wednesday moved toward its transportation study on several fronts. Transportation council delegates anston’s name on our letterhead decided to: gives us more strength in dealing with the transportation companies. ; Set up an ad hoc committee that hopefully will end the bickering over a means of financing the council’s operations and the study. ' , Authorize their executive committee to begin looking in earnest for a permanent secretary. executive and Chicago and Ry. officials. North West- Albert J. Smith, Skokie village president and council president, told delegates that he and Gordon Thorn, Skokie village manager, had been when received ‘most they submitted warmly” their applica- tion for a federal grant for the transportation study of southeastern Lake and northeastern Cook counties. ‘Were So a seven-member committee was appointed to iron out the disagreements and report back to the council at its next meeting Apr. 26. ‘ Establish better communica* tion with the Chicago Transit Authority and try to establish communications with the Milwaukee Rd. ern And I’m sure that our reception in Washington was warmer because of Evanston’s inclusion,’? Mr. Smith said. Encouraging” Committee members Martin L. Horn (center) of Boy Scout troop 153 is presented with Eagle Scout award during a Court of Honor by Ray Whittaker, of the North Shore Area Council (left), and Deerfield Village Mgr. Cook; James Reichman, the Wilmette delegate; Steve Bernard, the Lake Forest delegate; William Neville, the Evanston delegate; Mr. Edens, Walter Flintrup, a Skokie delegate; and Don Gardner, the Golf delegate, who will serve Liaison Sought of community development for the Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry, to help the council set up a liaison with area transporta- Photo co-operative but has refused to. send an observer to council meetings or to establish a liaison. grant of $63,066 could be expected within 90 days. But council delegates clashed again over the formula for apportioning their share of the project, which would be about $10,534. Representatives of the villages of Golf and Winnetka again refused to apportion the share on anything but a strict per capita basis, although William Edens, the Winnetka delegate, said his village might consid- er an alternate plan if persuaded by “‘logical facts.”’ Evanston Objects James Cook, Northfield manager, said, ‘“‘The only village logical explanation for not using a strict per capita basis is that the City of Evanston will not participate with this formula.”’ Evanston’s share under the per capita formula would be 23 percent. City officials object to paying this much, saying they will benefit little from the study because the city already is served by two commuter railroads and a bus company. Mr. Cook, Mr. Smith, and Robert that the two commuter railroads have been contacted several times, ‘“‘but so far refuse existence.” to acknowledge our Booster Drive, which will be held from Apr. 15 to 22. Washington seemed to feel that our request was very modest. They were very encouraging,’’ Mayor added and 16 A goal of $4,000 has been set for Mr. van Deusen and Mr. Smith explained that the CTA has been van Deusen on page the Deerfield Family Day tion companies. Mr. All money raised in the drive will be used to defray the expenses of the local July 4 celebration. In addition to fireworks, association. Council delegates also urged their executive committee to work rapid- ly to find a permanent executive secretary who could begin work as soon as the federal grant is okayed. Mr. Smith noted that the committee already has begun “‘sending our feelers” to potential candidates and that it would meet soon to write a job description. Stanley P. Farwell, a retired Northfield has been serving acting secretary. administrator, as the council’s show, contest, concert, a baking a a a Fifth children’s contest, an antique car rally, a fire department contest, and music by teen dance bands. Anyone wishing to help with the booster drive should contact drive Colrad Laboratories The Colrad Clinical Laboratories, 757 Deerfield Rd., moved Saturday to new facilities in the Deerfield Savings and Loan Assn. building at 747 Deerfield Rd. The new clinic is three times larger than the former facilities, according to laboratory owner John Colver. RETURN FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ruppel Jr., 2830 Hoffman Lun., Riverwoods, have returned from a spring vaca- tion trip. The Ruppels spent several days in Miami, visited Kingston, Ocho Rios, and Montego Bay in Jamaica, B.W.I., and stayed with relatives in Sarasota, Fla. ber of Commerce who 2200 Stir- comprise an eight-man board of directors of Family Day, Inc. All service organizations and individuals serve without pay. : The 1966 celebration resulted in an $1,100 loss, which was made up by a benefit dance and a contribution from the Deerfield Jaycees. Family Day Pres. Charles Buccola has urged all Deerfield area residents to give an average of $2 per family ‘‘to ensure that Family Day provides Deerfield with a day that enhances the value of community participation.” DID YOU Cong. Robert McClory (R-12th) o Lake Bluff is one of 15 congress men representing the United State at an international conference i Palma de Majorca, Spain. About 400 delegates from 7. nations are attending the 78tl Inter-Parliamentary Union Co ference. The group will discus political, national security, parlia mentary, economic, and cultura subjects, and resolutions will b adopted Apr. 2 at the conclusion o the conference. The resolutions will be referre¢ for general debate to the union’ plenary session in Moscow i September. Cong. McClory, a member of the House and found semi- science, and cu technology in the economic development of a nation. The union, established in 1889, is the oldest international tion in existence. Among works with is UNESCO. organiza groups i KNOW? GET THIS INSURANCE FROM US FOR As Low As ‘34 for 6 months. SPECIALISTS IN ALL FORMS authority on tuberous begonias, will speak during an 8 p.m. meeting of the Men’s Garden Club of the North Shore Tuesday in the Highland Park Recreation Center. Mr. Schrader will describe simple education, ture committee, will present U. S views on the importance of scienc¢ That all Motor Bikes & Cycles must have liability insurance according to the financial responsibility law. that bloom in the spring (tra-la) Walter Schrader of Villa Park, an techniques he has in growing the band competition, ling Dr., Bannockburn. The fund is administered by representatives of the Jaycees, Lions, Kiwanis, Rotary and Cham- bership in the council is vital to the success of the study. “‘There’s no doubt about it, Ev- rules and effective Deerfield Army dog corps As U.S. Delegate chairman Don Wrobleski, van Deusen, Glenview village manager, argued that Evanston’s mem- Speaker to Discuss Tuberous Begonias this Miss bugle Attends Meeting in Spain year’s program will include a drum Will Move on Saturday All are Members Mr. Varidian said the liaison should be simple to accomplish because all three transportation bodies are members of the Chicago McClory Family Day Booster Drive In other business, council members asked Carl Varidian, director Fe Norris Stilphen (second from left). With him are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. "Dutch" Horn. Mr. Horn is the troop's Scoutmaster. $4,000 Goal Set for Annual as chairman. “Officials from the Department of Housing and Urban Development in Smith told the council. He said a decision on the application for a wa ced include Mr. he hop 814 Waukegan Rd., Deerfield 945-0751 OF INSURANCE BERMAN = KARLIN INSURANCE 424 Waukegan Highwood AGENCY Ave. 433- & 4720 5 tropical plants in the Chicago area. 10 March 30, 196 �‘EDITORIALS DEERFIELD VILLAGER A Hollister RICHARD L. HOLLISTER Prateek B CRON ci Newspaper Established 1966 J. RICHARD LESLIE .--...-. Managing Editor -----::- President 60 dh hh July, JOHN.WILLIAMS ws Publisher +c cccccerae News Editor For a ‘Stacked’ Meeting HE functions Township have for more than a year sonal feuds, charges and court battles. Technically of West Deerfield been bogged down by a series of perand countercharges, is exactly what hapf bee PROSPECT of a $6.1 billion state budget strikes Sen. W. Russell Arrington as “awesome.” The was nothing to prevent Analyzing Union to launch drive to raise the second $1,150,000 has phase of its to erect a new increased This The facility, to be built at the southeast corner of Techny and Pfingsten Rds. in Northbrook, will be less than 10 minutes from the center of Deerfield. It also will serve nine other communities, including Lincolnshire, Bannockburn, and _ Riverwoods. is remarkable year better the Sum- mer Adventure Club and the father and son Indian Guide activity, both of which include many Deerfield area youngsters. Since its inception, the Y’s membership Reader physical ing a levy which may be impera- rendered fine public exploration of a number .of facets raised by your editorial. However, I feel one vital aspect must be discussed. I disagree with your ‘position that the tax levy for special education building purposes be submitted to public referendum. House Bill 1407 making it mandatory for all school districts to educate handicapped children in the public schools. It is not, there- fore, consistent with the intent of this law, to put to the voters the option of approving or disapprov- March 30, 1967 fitness knowledge of special education. Any such referendum is doomed to failure before it is held. This again could nullify mandatory legislation. there is precedent to Sen. estimated $4.3 . cars, indicating public affairs Arrington, billion director for explained general fund, wet that ore which is sales tax, he é of its heads will say we need so many or so much contractual money services, for personal servic printing, stationery, tra\ etc. Under this system, it’s almost impossible the legislature to assess the need or intelligent judgments. “If the budget requests involve an existing program, if the change isn’t too great fro budget requests in the last session, the legi ture tends to go along. The common pra : rather resembles Yankee trading. The depart- -_ ment heads ask for more money than they Mrs. Cleveland need, the legislature offers less, and they reach a figure somewhere in between and presumably everyone is happy.” : The difficulty with “‘object’’ budgeting is that it tends existing programs even when they no longer have merit. to free I a ND, SINCE THESE existing programs make up a large part of : the budget needs, it means that about one-half to two-thirds of any budget already is determined. “And no one can do anything —— it—not the governor nor the legislature,” Mr. Henn explained. He believes the answer is to adopt a new concept of budg: advocated by a growing number of government experts—the programin or performance budget which is set up in terms of programs % measured in terms of performance. on the proposal. Howard J. Lurie, president Fund for Perceptually Handi- for levies without referendum in other school matters. Fourth: the Illinois School Problems Commission never has rec- ommended legislation permitting a special education district itself to levy a tax after voter approval. It would be germane to any discussion on this point to find out why voters do not favor a referendum Eagle Scout’s Parents Express Appreciation DEERFIELD —It have a Scout and son is an honor to become hard to an Eagle explain one’s feelings of happiness. To become an Eagle Scout takes more than just an eager boy. It many wonderful people: takes from the den mother and cubmaster in his early to counselors days for of Scouting merit badges, Scoutmasters, fellow Scouts, Scout executives many They at headquarters, more teach and dedicated citizens. their love for God abate the township library tax levy. Although the petitions were = and country to our youth—the cream of our Republic. To them we say, “Thank you.” capped Children, Inc. Second: it’s unfortunate that the average voter does not have Third: in the Henn, adviser % ‘Department for residents. datory. adequate and Proposed N.S.S.E.D. eal Discusses service by calling the attention to the present and future plight of handicapped students. Space does not permit adequate be 1,500. a home ee “Tllinois uses what is called an ‘obje ibudget,”” explained Mr. Henn, who is a for: research director of the Taxpayers Federation. The drive now is within $430,000 of its tive to finance the facilities needed to carry out a law that is man- icapped,’’ needs a recent HIS MEANS THE legislature probably will have to cut the bud; requests, though this is difficult under Illinois budgeting procedures. goal. If you help the Y now, it will help you and your family repeatedly over the years. re- PARK—Your progress, after million, leaving the general fund about $600 million short.”’ take many individual contriburaise the money for these facilieach contribution will be an inin the future of our youth and in cent editorial, ‘(Helping the Hand- HIGHLAND to estimate “The state also could turn to the proposed service tax, proponents say would yield about $500 million for each penny tax,” said. ‘‘This and the sales tax increase would bring in an additional $ The theme of the fund campaign is “the future of our north suburban area depends on its youth.” The YMCA has a proven international record of providing worthwhile leisure-time activity. The North Suburban Y started as an extension of the Evanston Y in 1962 and became an autonomous organization a include percent, will Club own with space and equipment for a fullfacility program. It will tions to ties. But vestment Its programs 800 that the organization building. ago. by the While he’s sure the legislature wouldn’t double the considers a one-per cent increase, to 5 percent, likely. settle once and for all the squabbles that have tarnished the reputation of the township and its residents. is about the situation, Roger League deficit Help the North Suburban Y HE North Suburban YMCA gave financed largely through the sales tax. hope that it, too, will be stacked—stacked with a huge turnout of electors who will changes. who Since it’s inconceivable that the legislature would impose such a high This year’s meeting, to be held Tuesday night, also will be public. We only The charge last year was that attendance at the meeting was “stacked’”— that one side mustered enough of its ad- pro tem, tax, it will have to find another solution. at- tendance by any elector with any view. Court decision clarified the authority of the auditors and affirmed that electors assembled at a town meeting have the authority to contract for various items. president percent sales tax to eliminate the deficit. The real point is that the meeting was public—there Senate budget meeting with Gov. Otto Kerner, said the state will be short $1.€ billion if it relies on present sources of revenue. It would take an musters more votes than his opponent. ere termed illegal. Since then, a Circuit SJO00b88a by martha cleveland pened. But this argument could be applied equally to any type of decision in a democratic society. An election could be called ‘‘stacked’”’ because one candidate The dispute began at last year’s town meeting, when actions taken by electors ocates to approve this licuaueed presented Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Horn 1235 Carlisle PI. Asks Citizen Approval Of Library Measure DEERFIELD—At the Apr. several resolutions for form, the os of the litigation involving township officials. We of the West Deerfield Town- ship Public Library Board and of — 4 town meeting the West Deerfield Township Library Board will submit in proper meeting was never called because ~ ap- proval. As you may recall, last April the residents of Deerfield voted to establish a village library. In August, petitions were circulated calling for a special town meeting to transfer the West Deerfield Township Library assets to the Deerfield Public Library and to the Deerfield Public Library — Board, feel that approval of the — library resolutions is in the best _ interests of all people residing — within the Village of Deerfield and — West Deerfield Township. : We urge all citizens who are interested in our Library and fu-— ture library improvement to at-— tend this meeting and support our | action, Keith Nickoley, — President — Township Library Board �School District 110 Hikes Liability, Auto Insurance Too ; Are Great In Recipes, y, Deerfield School Monday raised its By CAROL BRUCK Wonien’s In the next weeks, a Girl << Scout may ring your doorbell with | her annual invitation to purchase Girl Scout cookies. And she will give fully prepared you ‘‘pitch” of the va- — cost = a baker. Ss. is realized by sons cookie that Girl Scout cookies are good for more than after-school treats or on- _ the-spot nibbling. Actually, the cookies are good in variety of recipes ranging from a _ gelatin desserts, puddings, and pie to fancy tortes. _ Several good cooks don't necessarily spoil the cookie batter, especially when they use genuine Girl Scout Cookie recipes. Mrs. Sue Modert (right), Michigan Shores Club baker, prepares a giantsize recipe for the recent cookie chairmen's meeting. Left is Mrs. Thomas E. Leonard, St. Francis chairman, and Mrs. Harry T. Schwan, Highcrest chairman, is center. (Booty Photo) GREEN _ could buy more and more because | the orated mint cookies, a chocolate-mint covered butter cookie; sandwich cookies, vanilla and chocolate with a eream filling; Savannahs, a peanut- | butter cookie. _. Among _ a mette, local Apr. | Winnetka, Apr. 20. 7; Apr. sales will Glencoe, 14; and be Wil- Apr. 10; crushed with whether children cookies 1 cup sugar 1/2 cup melted bits over cookie crumbs. Park and Savannah schools. The program contributions of 50 cents per Forty to 60 films will be ordered soon, with a goal of up to 10,000 films for the co-operative library. In other business, the board: ® Decided to get estimates on a on the 82 in the district have decided drop acoustical ceiling for the South Park School. The board originally considered just spraying against the ceiling with acoustical material. returning is a 6 percent next year. turnover, of ‘This which is @ Scheduled seven informal meet- very low,” he said. He also noted the received over 100 teaching positions district in the ings with residents in the district to promote the Apr. 8 $995,000 bond has applications skating, 9 a.m.—Roller butter referendum for the proposed junior high school. for 1967-68 7:30 Shepard new skating, an Church. 9:30 a.m.—T.0O.P.S. club, Jewett Park. 1 p.m.—Tot program, Jewett Park. 7:30 p.m.—Men’s recreation, ard Junior High School. Wednesday 9 a.m.—Tot program, Presbyterian Church, Jewett Park. 1 p.m.—Tot program, Jewett Park. 4 p.m.—Baton, Jewett Park. Saturday 10:30 a.m.—Junior high bowling league, Deerfield Bowling Lanes. Monday 9 a.m.—Tot program, Presbyteri- 1 cup powdered Jewett 7:30 p.m.—Men’s informal basketball, Wilmot Junior High School. 7:30 p.m.—Adult paddle tennis, Shepard Junior High School. sugar 1-1/2 squares baking Jewett Tuesday 8 p.m.—Teen dance, Jewett Park. TORTE Club, 9 a.m.—Tot program, Presbyteri- Park. Shepard program, p.m.—Radio Park. Junior High School. an Church. 1 p.m.—Tot Park. cookies, rolled high pupil from the districts. Caruso Junior High School. 7:30 p.m.—Stagers, Jewett Tomorrow Glenview, 1 box for Inter- will be financed with federal funds Today Refrigerate until ready to serve. TOFFEE Mr. educational the six elementary school districts that feed Deerfield and Highland insurance that only five teachers 9 a.m.—Roller choco- late sandwich SAVANNAH * business enough working 2 thisp. lemon juice 2 cups Mix butter with chocolate crumbs. Line shallow dish with mixture. Whip milk which has been chilled in freezing compartment. Dissolve gelatin in hot water. After partially set, whip until fluffy. Add juice and sugar to gelatin. Fold in whipped milk and chocolate bits. Pour butter filled cookie with a crunchy Scot-Teas, (1-2/3 1 3 oz. pkg. lime gelatin 1-3/4 cup hot water 1/4 cup lime juice chocolate _ and milk DELIGHT cup) recipes described below use exterior; ANGEL 1 14-1/2 oz. can evap- cookies freeze well if they are not unwrapped. The has disperse |Community Calendar And, she might not realize, in her _ efforts to get you to buy, that you ne district Co-operation. The committee consists of representatives from increases, and the board on the amounts of in- reported | + But, in her zeal, she may forget | district asked investigate school time. In other business, of the the to had and films for the Committee creases. Dist. Supt. Charles Caruso told the board that the coverage applies to staff members, and other per- | another sizeable portion is used for national Girl Scout work. Actually, portion earlier Lutz, district mended decided kept for local council use, and still The The board also voted Monday te house coverage. Mr. Lutz Monday recom- attempt to convince you teachers Monday. Mrs. Olive Bliss, second grade. manager, further by showing you the percentage of the cost that her own _ troop can keep for its projects and | trips, how another healthy slice is of three new approved from $500,000 to $1 million, while coverage against automobile accidents was hiked from $300,000 to the small Contracts were teachers are Barry Lahann, ele mentary physical education; Missi Colleen Petersen, fifth grade; and William ical cost. relatively school year. total additional cost to the district of $85 per year. Liability insurance was increased $500,000. The board a care- | rieties of cookies and their economShe may 110 and automobile insurance coverage at a Editor few District liability 7:30 p.m.—Women’s recreation, Shepard Junior High School. 7:30 p.m.—Stagers, Jewett Park 1/2 cup chopped nutmeats chocolate 1/4 pound oleo or butter 3 eggs pinch of salt A MATTER OF Cream butter and sugar. Add beaten egg yolks. Melt chocolate and add to above with salt. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Grease 8x 8x1 inch pan. Sprinkle half of cookie crumbs and nuts on bottom. Pour mixture in. Then sprinkle on remaining nuts and crumbs. Refrigerate for 12 hours before serving. & F BROWNIE BERKSHIRE PUDDING MIX 1 cup sugar and 3/4 cup butter until creamy. MELT 3 squares choco- late and cool and add four eggs, one at a time, beating 3 to 5 minutes after es 7 j each. ADD 1/2 1 cup. tsp. vanilla, broken and pecans. Pour into buttered pan with 1/2 Wilmette Girl Scouts, Leesa Rubens, 12, (center) and Judy Rubens, 9, (right) work on their cooking badges with recipes using _ Girl Scout cookies. Their younger sister, Cindy, 7, prepares to mix it up a bit, too. (Staff Photo) cup crushed Scot-Teas in bottom. Cover top of pudding with crumbs. Let Pe NL) / . Pi. i. a NEW | eunbitei™ ON MARKET Beautiful traditional home on over an acre of professionally landscaped property. 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Choice, Fully Sehr ce ose Me ~ to limit quantities. �aiaeviek ate Rotary Club To Hear Talk On Tractors William N. Schroeder of Deerfield will speak on the future of earth moving at next Thursday’s Deerfield Rotary Club meeting in the Villa Moderne Northbrook. restaurant in Mr. Schroeder, 707 Westgate Rd., is general manager of the AllisChalmers plant in Deerfield, having joined the firm in 1947. The luncheon meeting willbegin at 12:15 p.m. _ Today, Village Mgr. phen will speak Deerfield. on Kiwanians Clean-Up — - The Two Wilmot Elementary School fifth graders, Candee Johnson and Jeff Backe, perform in "The Other Side of Commercials," a play out Riverwoods Candidates Explain Platform Goals _ The candidates are Wiiiiam D. Hill, 1800 Sanders Rd.; Donald A. 2509 Chianti Tr.; ‘Dahlstrom, Richard J. Steele, 1765 Robinwood Ln.; and Lawrence Edgewood Ln. ‘Mr. Hill “protect said the F. Zant, that zoning he and 2775 would preserve the general character of the Riverwoods area amount of with the minimum government, but a government with the strength and status required to insure the public interest and promote the general Stine Re-appointed Dr. Leonard Stine of Glencoe has been re-appointed to head the ‘medical staff of Highland Park ‘Hospital this year. He and members of the medical staff executive committee are ap- pointed by the board of managers of the hospital foundation. - Other members of the executive committee who will serve for one year are Dr. Edward Szyman, 1155 -Wincantan Dr., Deerfield, chairman, department of general practice; Dr. Charles B. Foelschi, Jr., 407 Brierhill Rd., Deerfield, chairman, department of. medicine; Dr. Bernard M. Kaye, 794 Kimballwood Ln., Highland Park, chairman, department of obstetrics and gyne- cology; 550 and Dr. Alwin C. Rambar, Sunset Ln., chairman, _atrics. Dr. Johns serve department Gerald Av., as Highland S. Dean, Highland Park, of pedi- 2371 Park, representative from St. will the anesthesiology, pathology and radiology Gilbert, services, and Lake Forest, staff secretary. Dr. Earl is the tional facilities of our children. The maintenance of a proper S. new ratio of assessed valuation per child within our school districts depends on successful zoning. Because zoning in Deerfield and zoning in Riverwoods vitally affect each other, it may be desirable to develop better communication channels with the Village of Deerfield, as well as the school boards involved.”’ Mr. Steele wants ‘‘active and enforcement ordinances, _ As Medical Chief _ By Foundation Bd. was _ con- cerned with zoning, advocated an informed citizenry and said, “I’m also certain that the residents are vitally concerned about the educa- consistent 3 | all would be more just.” also but constant of village review Plan Week Club will hold a their attics, basements, and yards, and put trash on their curbs to be picked up by the village collectors during the week. welfare. If the public interest is not paramount, then no government at Dahlstrom of On Apr. 29 Kiwanians plan to clean the Milwaukee Road station. The club urges villagers to clear which the fifth grade wrote and directed, in addition to making props. Mr. Stil- future “clean-up” week Apr. 24 to 29. _ The play was presented last week. (Bud Daley Photo) Four candidates who are running unopposed in the Apr. 18 election for trustee seats on the Riverwoods Village Board last week released _ platform statements. Deerfield Norris the of the ordinances to assure that they reflect the wishes of the voters and are reasonably enforceable.’’ He feels that villagers. should be taxed “only to support those actions or services clearly demanded by the majority of voters.’’ He advocates “low key but positive programs to attract the kind of industrial establishments desired by the village into the nonresidential areas.” Mr. Zant said his platform centers on the need for planning. He was, by implication, critical of past administrations. ‘“‘The speed with which Riverwoods and the area Mrs. Marge Lyons, 705 Central Av., Deerfield, is congratulated b Donald Thompson, director of nursing at Highland Park Hospital, on her selection to enter the Chicago Hospital Council's ‘Emiloved of the Year" contest May. 10. Mrs. Lyons has worked at the hospital ” for five years. (Milton Merner Photo) Hostess Appointed For Royal Welcome Anti-Cruelty Unit Increases Service Park has been appointed director of hostesses for Royal Welcome, Inc., The Anti-Cruelty Society of Chicago Monday will begin offering an accelerated schedule of animal ambulance service for the Chicago area, including Highland Park. The ambulance will be in town a greeting and merchandising service. She will direct recruiting, train- — ing, _" Mrs. Alfred E. Dickhaut of Villa every Monday to accept aged or incurably sick animals, stray pets, and animals no longer wanted. Persons desiring this service should phone the society. There is no and operations for the are shown and a_ portfolio family receives information. which operates a shelter at 157 W. VISIT PARENTS Grand The John S. Nays, with their children, Scott, Marcy, and Leslie, Av., Chicago, are either MOVE TO DEERFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Burton J. Field and children, Gail, 3%, and Jimmy, 2, have moved to 89 Greenbriar East Rd., Deerfield, from Chicago. Mr. Field is with Investors Commercial Corp. in Chicago. FOR THE FINEST 921 Stratford the Easter parents Mr. Lebanon Deerfield, Indiana. Mrs. and Don the | M. their in D. in Nays to a new computer service. Doesn't it sound like fun? That come in the state governing actions based on a better the will of resirole of the village and been obtained. “I submit that areas are critical of Riverwoods county that has the following to the residents together, areas which appear to me to have been deficient in the past.” can still wander brimming in time with your and ideas to room for spring for an perhaps. Easter get- .. A quick and new note to easy way any room to add a is with an eye-catching area Never fore have they rug. been available bein so many styles and colors — everything ‘from black and _ quaint colonial. white op art to And certainly, once you've splurged on "something new,’ you'll want to freshen another focal point — your draperies. To do that, simply call DELICIOUS ROAST BEEF SANDWICHES RIBS e PIZZA The North Shore Drapery Clinic in 835-0038. We will + Glencoe at schedule your draperies through our Draper-Form cleaning service—and return them in time for any special e HAMBURGERS « Italian Bombers occasion. We will DELIVER your order, including cubes & soft drinks 5 P.M. ‘til midnite to Lake Forest, Highland Park, Highwood OPEN NORTH Open every day 3 p.m. to Midnite SAT. & SUN. NOON ‘TIL MIDNITE CORNER PRAIRIE AVE. & GREEN BAY RD. HIGHWOOD Or, if you prefer, just drop them off at our plant — 336 Park Avenue, Glencoe. and to the trustees: the source of future revenue; the nature of future expenditures; and accurate responsiveness to the desires of the residents. These statements are broad, but they cover away —even surrounding the village is growing demands that the of the trustees be understanding of dents and of the you the model rooms in department store, freshen up a faded or 4241 of means through favorite FOODS The Home Well, ‘take heart. They haven't turned the pleasure of home decorating over to the machines. At least, not yet. CHIC-CHIC BROASTERY ‘432-4240 Leonard You also know that today it is possible for the lonely to find a "compatible’ date simply by subscribing visited Stewart Mr. Tis said that in the Spring, a young man's fancy — but you know all that. spent Thorntown. The Nay family recently moved to this area from Birmingham, Mich. CARRY-OUT : of with They é e by weekend in and Rd., your each charge but users are asked to donate something. Animals given to the agency, offered for adoption or put to sleep. and North Shore area, including Highland Park and Deerfield. Hostesses visit families who have just moved into the community to acquaint them with the town and its facilities. Color slides of the community you a SHORE 336 Park Avenue Glencoe, Illinois 60022 Phone: 835-0038 March 30, 1967 �not even the rain, has such small hands” . cummings “This living hand, now warm and capable of earnest grasping” ... Keats “Enough if something from our hands have power to live, and act, and serve the future hour"... Wordsworth “In the difficult are the friendly forces, the hands that work onus’... Rilke “What hand and brain went ever paired?" March 30, 1967 . . . Browning “Hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour" . . . Blake �Paspayere’ Croup oe Bee PREAS Segre és EE ee Ge a * b ares _ zation | of Collective County organi- promoting economy in gov- ernment, has until Monday to _ present its membership roster and records eee to the Lake County Grand man was Pres. ordered Robert Bow- to produce the | records Mar. 23 in connection with a grand jury probe of a delay in construction of the house complex. The county court- jury was originally charged to investigate the ‘significant lack of haste and suspicious aura of - nonurgency”’ in construction of the second phase of the multimillion dollar county governmental center _ and Sam Smith, a Highland Park assistant: supervisor and ACT member; already have been called before the grand jury. Jury. Association | Peers in Waukegan. | .The order to produce the records of ACT is seen by Supervisor Frank | Peers, an association member, as _ an attempt to discredit all members of the organization. ~ He charges that by calling mem- bers of ACT before the jury, the “enemies of economy in county _ government hope to harass present members and discourage anyone _ from joining the group.” _ ACT was directly responsible for _ placing a referendum on the No- vember « ballot which called for Both have voted against appropriations for the courthouse complex because a 1958 referendum to authorize construction of the courthouse was defeated by voters. The taxpayer organization’s board of directors on Mar. 22 voted to deny Mr. Bowman the right to produce the records. The action was explained in a letter given to Judge Glenn K. Seidenfeld, who ordered that the records be shown. “To produce these records could place our membership in a position of possible retaliation from political pressure groups, and businessmen in the membership could be subjected to customer 5 Sn Te LN Lok gy Si ne NE ie eres canesy WE ee fete reaction. reconsider producing A North Shore editor, a photog- rapher, and two teachers have been named judges for the 1967 Illinois _ Press Photographers Association high school photo contest. _ Entry deadline for the contest is tomorrow. The judges will deliberate during April, and the wiinners will be announced at the IPPA convention in May. Jan Wiseman, journalism _ in- editor of the <i”: Sel5 5 alot aeee re) Capitalization of the proposed with capital VISIT IN DEERFIELD Mr: and Mrs. John Livingston and sons, Andrew and Jeffrey, have returned to Pekin, Ill., after spending a weekend with Mrs. Livingston’s parents, Mr. Benjamin H. Edelman, and Mrs. TO Participants our EE oe Es Fert aT See ® RR eo teete a ae will. and compete’ for third-place tro- rolet Corp. The first-place winner will receive a $7,500 scholarship second place, $5,000; and _ third place, $4,000. Special trophies wil be awarded in various categories 0 construction. design. The first-place winner also will receive a $500 savings bond and a free trip to Akron, O., to compete in the All-American Soap Box Each Derby championships. All participants will receive an Olympic-style medal donated by the Junior Auxiliary Woman’s Club. of Highland THE watch, official an helmut, in the Al receive’ derby a racing diploma, wris unifor and a home town inscribed on it. Boys interested in entering the Highland Park derby may sign up now at Sunniday Chevrolet with 4 parent or guardian. Park PEOPLE competing will derby pennant with the name of his Prizes in the national competition SERVE boy American and will include $30,000 worth of college BETTER = RN scholarships donated by the Chev phies for best construction and best 1436 Crowe Av., Deerfield. SR are ty The Highland Park Jaycees have announced prizes for their July. 4 first-, second-, bank will be $510,000 stock of $300,000. ; J aycees Announce Prizes For July 4 Derby Contest AND NEARBY COLRAD OF DEERFIELD COMMUNITIES CLINICAL ANNOUNCES the the LARGER AFTER APRIL 1ST IN chain, es of Buffalo Grove at the corner of Buffalo Grove Rd. and Dundee Rd. Raymond is responsbile for photos in the nine Hollister newspapers. She previously has been fine arts editor, news editor, and assistant society rts ES eae Z a ee soap box derby. _ To Judge Students’ Contest _ Soe eo To - Name Photography Specialists _ 42 Trust Companies to open the Bank criminal charges are brought against this association, the board will our ¥ as A Highland Park resident is one of five area men organizing a new Illinois state bank in Buffalo Grove. Mark I. Arnove, 2654 Marl Oak Dr., has filed an application with the Commissioner of Banks and supply these records could do irreparable harm to our already weakened people’s government,” the letter continued. “However in the event that of directors question of documents.” bi To Organize Bank reduction of county tax ceilings. County voters approved the referendum proposal. Mr. aE tz Area Man H elping Records Sought The Association Taxpayers, a Lake eh a hs IN THE THE WILL NEW DEERFIELD BE TO SERVING YOU OFFICES SAVINGS BUILDING, and MOVE QUARTERS WE OUR LABORATORIES SUITE & LOAN 306 state editor of Nonpareil, a Council Bluffs, Ia., daily newspaper. Mr. Bierman joined the Daily 747 DEERFIELD ROAD, DEERFIELD, ILLINOIS News last year after three years on the photo staff of the ChampaignUrbana Courier. Last year he won structor at Glenbrook North High four first and two second place _ School in Northbrook and chairman awards in the IPPA contest, two of the statewide contest, said first place awards from the Inland _ judges will be Mrs. Walter Daily Press Association, and a first Raymond, an associate editor of - in the Associated Press photo _ the Hollister Newspapers; Donald contest. _ Bierman, photographer for the ChiMr. and Mrs. Rogers have taught ' @ago Daily News; and Mr. and at Northwestern since 1961 and Mrs. Buck Rogers, photography instruct both beginning and adinstructors at Northwestern Univanced photojournalism. They have _, versity. produced a movie, ‘Europe a la As associate _ editor, Mrs. Carte.” SAVE *50” BUY TRANE AIR CONDITIONING NOW! RANE You get all the following features—and more— with a Trane Climate Changer air conditioner! 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NORTHBROOK 729-0777 March 30, 1967 �14 Rehearse A TRIP For Musical We're not suggesting LSD — but an exciting Fourteen North Shore residents have started rehearsals for the musical show, ‘‘TV Or Not TV,’’ to FASHION TOUR IN THE SPRING FASHION SECTION COMING APRIL 13. be presented at Temple Jeremiah’s annual dinner May 21 in _ the Wilmette Woman’s Club. Mike Schwimmer of Winnetka and Mrs. Robert Stein of Glencoe wrote the original script, and Mrs. Stein is directing the show. H. Baron Moss is accompanist. Rehearsals for the musical are held Monday and Thursday eve- nings at the Temple Jeremiah Center, 860 Oak St., Winnetka. Cast members are Mrs. Lester Leon during the January snowstorm. Miss Hofeld receives the award from John Callaway, WBBM's news and public affairs director. Five Highland Park Students Win Woodrow Wilson Grants Five students from Highland ark have won Woodrow Wilson ellowships. for 1967-68, more than any other city in Illinois: except hicago. The students are Kenneth S. Brecher, son of Mr. and Mrs. orris Brecher, 409 County Line Rd., of Cornell University; Mark D. Savin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Savin, 1846 Rosemary Rd., Kenyon ollege; Edward C. Schweitzer Jr., 487 Broadview Av., Duke University; Jeremy J. Siegel, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Siegel, 420 Groveand Av., Columbia University; and Miss Cynthia A. Walk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Walk, 1249 OME ON VACATION William P. Bradley III of Deerield, a sophomore at the College of St. Thomas in St. Paul, is spending he spring vacation at home. Mr. Bradley, a finance major, is a member of Iota Omega Chi fraernity. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Bradley Jr., 60 reenbriar Dr. Robert Winter, and Louis all of Highland Park. visiting of Deerfield, are WINNETKA IMPOR" 666 Green Bay Rd., Winnett — HI 6-6100 Open: 9 to 9 Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 5 Saturday Closed Sunday her JOHN and RISDON | Carpenter ee 5 CARPENTRY j Dream 50 FINE CABINETRY ADDITIONS KITCHENS GARAGES BATHROOMS '/3 Down 1967 splendor yours, a dandy! Bigalcw/s Values WOOL PLUSH CARPET In Get a glimpse of — — 15 Decorator 2 % Colors sq. yd. Trademark Maginisr UG CLEANERS Carnaby Street. Gullistan's Wool Random Shear In 10 Latest Colors $ $8 45 per sq. yd. oe ide waa 5 per * Registered Onl$ Plush Wool 75 a od 87 Hues In 12 Gorgeous Philadelphia's Wool Plush ony 45 por sy yd: In 10 Luxurious Colors $ MONTH Bank Financing All Cars Feature The Volkswagen Safety Package WINNETKA 666 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka March 30, 1967 or PORCH ENCLOSURES COMPLETE REMODELING AND REPAIR SERVICE | PER you, lace-trimmed — 65 of Edwardian —and 1967 $ colors. For a Cheerful Free Estimate Call r Only VOLKSWAGEN about Gilbert, son-in-law | Se | GENERAL e Allis Chalmers employees selected for spring term enrollment in the Lake Forest College Industrial Management Institute. Mr. Dugo, 1020 Sheridan Av., is a machine shop foreman, and Mr. Hucker, 2590 Lake-Cook Rd., is supervisor of engineering services for the Chicago firm. Weekly discussion and conference work over a four-year period is required to complete the program. IMPORT with S| | Hucker, among Learn psychedelic iH | Village , |] 1D 2-2075 2 Deerfield Men Enroll for Course At Area College both of daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Reed, 742 Pine St., Deerfield. allowances for dependent children. Earl both VISITS IN DEERFIELD Mrs. Leona Schaffenacker has returned to Lincoln, Ill., after tion, a living stipend of $2,000, and and Hoffman, bar, Mrs. Richard Sinsheimer, and academic year of graduate educa- | § Dugo Phil Mrs. Leonard Kaden, all of Glencoe; and Robert Zimmerman, Mrs. Sheridan Rd., Bryn Mawr College. Mr. Brecher has also been named a Rhodes Scholar to Oxford University, England. The fellows will receive one Vincent and Wilmette; Mr. Schwimmer, Howard Lazar, and Mrs. Warren Peters, all of Winnetka; Mrs. Edgar Cadden, Mrs. George Sensi- For Convenient IMPORT MOTORS 432-3500 SIKe 8 , HOME SHOPPING Call: = wiGHLAND PARK Hi 6-2331 Hi 6-6100 AT winnetka ds oR aa RI Biee SOOO RE Sie OTC POE OORO ERE OE I 5 ORC SRG CaO ie 17 �School District IIT to Eliminate Vocal Music Class Park week music High School beginning next September. At the same time, the board provided for purchase of two portable classrooms. Board Pres. the tie-breaking posal following Antonetti cast Bruce Spear, ‘Highland Park, 1281 Lynn is among Ter., 28 stu- dents from the University of Illinois College of Law who have volunteered to work without pay in Champaign County’s legal-aid program. The students will assist two legalaid attorneys with interviews and the pro- discus- Miss Portman, a graduate of th¢ The action was taken, according to some board members, as part of a general streamlining at the University of Maryland, Colleg¢ Park, Md., is teaching English a Newport Junior High School ir Kensington. The Portmans recently moved tq this area from Brockport, N.Y. M Portman is a manufacturing con trol manager with Owens-Illinois. school to make room for additional students expected because of Fifth Army of the Headquarters to Ft. Sheridan. With Student From City Will Help County on lengthy sion. move James vote a the music additional classrooms able next year. room, three will be avail- NEY WE PAY $10 hr. for NOTHING but your opinions, written from home about our clients’ products and publications, sent you free. Nothing to buy, sell, canvass, or learn. NO SKILL. NO GIMMICKS. « Just honesty. Details from RESEARCH, # HNW Box 669, Mineola, N.Y. 11501 The board also discussed. the possibility of eliminating home economics and_ industrial -arts classes, but it was decided that the subjects were too valuable to the curriculum. HIGHLAND IMPORT PARK AUTOS Fine used V.W.'s — See us before you buy research. corse a SPECIALISTS The program, financed by the U.S. Office of Economie Opportunity, is operated by a local governing board. Persons making use of the service must qualify as indigents. MARKS BIRTHDAY Janet Long of Deerfield marked her 10th birthday anniversary with a party at her home recently. Friends and classmates from Wilmot School made puppets at the PAID CAR PSHE ee WASH) ' (TOWARD 3 | 1()* PER GALLON DISCOUNT INGA” WEAF RETIREE party. Janet is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Long, 1357 Bayberry Ln. PENA The Torreanis, an act in Uncle Ned Locke's circus show, practice for a performance to be given at Highland Park at 2 p.m. Apr. 9. The show at Highland Park High School is sponsored by Congregation B'nai Torah. Tickets may be obtained at the temple office, the Fell Co, store in Highland Park, and Lilac Shoes in Deerfield. IN The Highwood-Highland School District 111 board last voted to eliminate the vocal program at Northwood Junior Miss Bonnie Portman of Kensing ton, Md., is spending a 10-day Easter vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Crain P. Portman, 1 Carlisle Pl., Deerfield. 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HIGHLAND 4 NOEL y Kitchen Daily: 8-5:30 pox Craftwood 1590 Old Lumber Deerfield H Co. Rd. Highland Park, Ill. C) Enclosed is 25c for “Kitchen Ideas” Booklet () Please have Kitchen Designer call for appointment. STATE March 30, 1967 �LEIS EST ce aie ��t for a queen. Or a grandma. Remember when sofa-sleepers were the ugly ducklings of upholstered furniture? You should see them now. Colby’s has a whole new breed of sofa-sleepers to show you. Trim, stylish, comfortable to sit on. And right now, at savings of $40 to $60! The $369 model in the picture is a roomy 8214” long; covered in a sumptuous quilted fabric. It looks like a sofa, feels like a sofa, séts like a sofa. It just happens to have a luxurious queen-size bed hidden inside. If space is a problem, you can get this same quilted sofa-sleeper in a shorter 7014” length ($319). Or an extra long 9114” length ($389). You can even choose from 4 styles of love seats, from $238. We have plenty of other sofa-sleepers to pick from too. Early American. Traditional. Modern. In the size you want. The style you want. For our Northbrook store, drive northbound on Edens, take Dundee West exit, turn left on Skokie. Southbound, use Tower Road exit and turn right on Frontage Rd. Or come to our Evanston store. The pattern, fabric and color you want. (We'll even throw in a matching arm cover, free.) Hurry in, while these special sofa-sleeper reductions last. Then next time grandma comes to visit, treat her royally. Northbrook: 1001 Skokie Boulevard. Open Mon., Thurs. and Friday 9:30 A.M. to 9 PM. Other days 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 PM. Evanston: 1633 Chicago Avenue. Open 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 PM. daily. Closed Sundays. �Where — When — To Worship Deerfield BAHA'I Assembly of Deerfield Secretary: Mrs. William K. Baker, 1414 Charing Cross, Deerfield. S ‘Adult discussion group: Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Jewett Park Field House, 835 Hazel. Children’s hour: Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Jewett Park Field House. BAPTIST Community Address: 1250 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Elmer E. Sunday Services: 10:45 a.m., Nursery facilities are provided. school, 9:30 a.m.,adult. High school Fellowship, 6 p.m. Midweek service: p.m. 7 Davis. p.m. Church nursery through and college Y.P. Wednesday, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, 7:30 Scientist Sunday, Apr. 2: 11 a.m. Bible lesson, ‘‘Unreality.’’ Nursery facilities are provided. Church school:, 9:30 a.m. to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Reading room: 635 Deerfield Rd.; daily except Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. 11:15 a.m., 12:30 p.m. Weekday masses, Monday through Friday, 6:30, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 6:30, 8:30 a.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:15, 7:30-9 p.m.; Thursday before first Friday, 4-5, and during Friday masses. Baptisms: Sunday following 12:30 p.m. mass. North Suburban Synagogue UNITARIAN day through Friday; through Thursday. North Shore UNITED Address: Deerfield and Wilmot Rds. Rector: The Rev. Jack D. Parker. Curate: The Rev. Spencer Thiel. Sunday services: 7:30 a.m., _ holy communion; 9:15 a.m., holy communion—first and third Sundays, morning prayer—second and fourth Sundays; 11 a.m., morning prayer—first and third Sundays, holy communion—second and fourth Sundays. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m. Morning prayer: daily, 9 a.m. EVANGELICAL Suburban County Line Rd. Rev. Richard A. Swan- son. Sunday services: 9, 11:15 a.m.; 7 p.m. Church school: 10:15 a.m., all classes. Midweek service: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Address: 801 Rosemary Ter. Pastor: The Rev. Eugene Wykle. NorAssistant minister: The Rev. man Steffenson. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30 a.m., 2-year-olds through sixth grade; 11 a.m., 2-year-olds through high school age. _ JEWISH Beth a.m. OF CHRIST Address: 225 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. John S. Usry. Sunday service: 10:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10:30 a.m, Address: 760 North Av. Pastor: The Rev. Philip A. Desenis. Sunday services: 9:15, 11 a.m. Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m., 2-year-olds through eighth grade. Confirmation class:. Tuesday, 5 p.m. Zion Address: 10 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Herbert son. C. Peter- Intern: Jerome Egel. Sunday services: 8, 9, 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9 a.m., nursery through: eighth grade. METHODIST a.m., p.m., Mon- Monday Redeemer METHODIST AND EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Bethany Laurel Av. and McGovern Pastor: The Rev. Walter B. Lunsford. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m., all ages; 11 a.m., kindergarten. PRESBYTERIAN Highland Lincolnshire DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Community Christian Address: 1970 Riverwoods Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Donald L. Lanier. Sunday service: 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10 a.m., all classes. Youth meeting: Sunday, 7 p.m. LUTHERAN Address: 52 Oxford Dr. Pastor: The Rev. Karl F. Langrock. Sunday services: 8:30, 10:45 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30, 10:45 a.m. Highland First Park SCIENCE. Church of Christ, Scientist Address: 493 Hazel Av. Sunday, Apr. 2: 11 a.m. Bible lesson, ‘‘Unreality.’’ Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 11 a.m. to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Reading Room: 1773 Second St.; daily except Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m. Address: 1713 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard Osberg. -Sunday. services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided at 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9:30 a.m., ail classes. Youth Fellowship: 5:45 p.m. Prayer meeting and teacher training: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal: Thursday, 7:45 p.m. Park Address: Laurel, Linden and Prospect Avs. Pastor: Dr. William Atkinson Young. Minister of Education: The Rev. James Russell Snyder. Sunday services: 9:30, 11:15 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m., three-year-olds through sixth grade; communicants class, seventh, eighth grade. 11:15 a.m, three through five-year-olds; informal program, first through sixth grade. Senior high study group: 10:30 a.m. Eighth grade discussion groups: 4p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday. ROMAN CATHOLIC Immaculate Conception Address: 1590 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. James V. Murphy. Assistant pastors: The Revs. Marcellus J. Monaco and Angelo U. Garbin. Sunday masses: 6, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 11 a.m., 12:15 p.m. Weekday masses: 6:15, 8 a.m. Confession: Saturday, days before holy days of obligation, and Thursday before first Friday, 4-6, 7:30-9 p.m. Novena CONGREGATIONAL Evangelical _ LUTHERAN 7:15 7:30 Address: 1731 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Robert A. Wendelin. Sunday services: 8, 10:30 a.m. Church school and Bible classes: 9:05 a.m.. 3 years through adult. in honor Miraculous a.m. mass. Medal: of Our Lady Friday of the following ROMAN Address: 134 North Av. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Kelly. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. Weekday masses 6:30, 8 a.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:30, 7:30-9. Baptism: Sunday, 2 p.m. p.m. 34 Persons Join Church Address: 1558 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Milo J. Vondracek. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursery facilities and child care are provided during 11 a.m. service. Church school, 9:30 a.m., kindergarten through high school. unior, senior MYF: Sunday, 4 p.m. Address: 425 Laurel Av. Rector: The Rev. Ray Holder. Assistant priest: The Rev. Jules Moreau. Curate: The Rev. Clarence F. Decker, Director of Christian education: Mrs. Richard Moore. Sunday services: 8 a.m., holy communion; 9:15 a.m., communion; 11 a.m. ist and 3rd Sunday, holy communion, 2nd and 4th Sunday, morning prayer. Weekday services: Wednesday, 7:30 a.m.; Thursday, 9:30 a.m., holy communion, Saints days: 9:30 a.m. Bulgrin and sons, Lon and Mark, 602 Warwick Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hilert, ‘and _ children, Suzanne, Pamela, and Bruce, 1057 Kenton Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Allan JEWISH Kenneth, ROMAN CATHOLIC Holy Cross Address: 724 Elder Ln. a Pastor: The Rt. Rev. John H. Houlian. Assistant Pastor: The Rev. James P. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:30, 8:45, 10, 22 Thirty-four persons joined the Deerfield Zion Lutheran Church on Maundy Thursday. They are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ekenberg B’nai Ter.; Torah Address: 2789 Oak St. Rabbi: Dr. Sholom Singer. Cantor: Jerome Frazes. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Congregation Lakeside Congregation Reform for Judaism Office: 1823 St. Johns Av. Rabbi: Joseph L. Ginsberg. Sunday service: 11 a.m. in Edgewood School, 929 Edgewood Rd. Nursery facilities are provided. North Shore Congregation Israel will open its spring concert program with an organ recital by Margaret McElwain (Mrs., John) Kemper of Evanston. The free public performance will be given at 4 p.m. Sunday in the sanctuary at 1185 Sheridan Rd., Glencoe. Mrs. Kemper has been principal organist for the congrega- children, State Department Aide Will Speak On Vietnam Policy a Harriet Hale Woolley scholarship This year she will return to Europé to study with Anton Heiller and Marie-Clare Alain at the Summe! Academy for Organists in Haarlem U. S. State Plan Varied Program The Department employee will speak in support of the administration’s policy in Vietnam Sunday at the 10 and 11:30 a.m. services in the North Shore Unitarian Church in Deerfield. John Clark Kimball of Washing- The will present oratorio, of the with Bureau of Public and Choral of Deerfield, was pulpit. “IT. am pleased to have Mr. Kimball as a guest speaker and to present a stand diametrically opposed to my own,” he said. Mr. will include contemporar concert in the series On Apr. 23, Dr. William Ballard the congregation’s music director a staff member a second and and the third at 3 p.m. May 21. C., resident program will be presented at 4 p.m. Apr. 2 ton,. D. Affairs area both classical selections. the Sir William Walton’s ‘‘Belshazzar’s temple Union, Feast,’ choir, and the Elgi members of thé Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Quartet to Perform The North Shore Piano Quartet will perform May 21. Members are Victor Aitay of Chicago, violin; Milton Preves, 721 Raleigh Rd. Glenview, viola; Frank Miller, 100 Whitfield Rd., Northbrook, cello; and Lillian (Mrs. Edgar E.) Siskin, 928 Oak Dr., Glencoe, piano. The programs are made possible the Spiesberger-Hofheimer Me- Kimball is qualified to express an opinion by eight years’ experience by in southeast Asia and by his position with the State Department, the minister said. and Mrs. Zollie S. Frank, Hawthorn Ln., Winnetka. Area Residents Visit Former City Family Mrs. Willard G. Reynolds, 1432 Lincoln Pl., Highland Park, and her granddaughter, Pegeen Meier of Mr. and Mrs. Steven 1139 Deerfield Rd.,; Mrs. children, to 1962 under a Fulbright grant and Netherlands, and with Mr. Marcha Also, Roehrig, and Mrs. Kemper studied organ wit} Andre Marchal in Paris from 196( morial Music Fund created by Mr. 36 Linda, 521 Kingston and Richard Moore, 490 Ava Titus tion since the completion of its ne temple. in Paris. St., Highland Park. Ronald Solel Address: 1301 Clavey Rd. Rabbi: Arnold Jacob Wolf. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 11 a.m. and and Dwight, Spring Concert Series invited to present the official State Department view by the Rev. Russell R: Bletzer. The Rev. Mr. Bletzer has taken an opposite point of view many times from the Trinity Address: 824 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Bernard F. Didier. Assistant pastors: The Revs. Jeffrey Grote, A. P. Johnson, and Frederick W. Wyngarden. Director of Christian education: Miss Linda Connors. Sunday services: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Baptism, second Sunday. Church school: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. nursery through sixth grade. Chapel: Wednesday, 9 a.m. Junior High Youth Academy: Tuesmy 4 p.m. : reshman fellowship: Friday, 5:45 -m,. . Senior High Fellowship: Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Choir practice: Angelettes, Wednesday, 7 p.m.; Chancel, Wednesday, 8 p.m.; Westminster, Tuesday, 5:15 p.m. Congregation Will Open former Christ First Organist Margaret McElwain Kemper A CATHOLIC St. James EPISCOPAL PRESBYTERIAN 8 Highwood Or 631 Deerfield Rd. Daniel Friedman. service: 8 p.m. services: Dr. LUTHERAN ree Trinity CHRISTIAN Bethlehem Office: Rabbi: Friday Miss Church of the Holy Spirit FREE North Address: 200 Pastor: The CHURCH Blet- Congregational Church of Deerfield EPISCOPAL St. Gregory’s Weekday Address: 2100 Half Day Rd. Minister: The Rev. Russell R. zer. Director of religious education: Cossiette Conley. Sunday services: 10, 11:30 Church school, 10, 11:30 a.m. Beth El Address: 1175 Sheridan Rd. Rabbi: Philip L. Lipis. Director of religious education: Louis Katzoff. Cantor: Jordan H. Cohen. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 9:30 a.m. Kim- berly, Trianna, Rebecca, Nathan, and Justine, 1231 Warrington Rd., Mrs. John Weaver and children, Fredrick, Thomas, and Susan, 1029 Warrington Rd., Col. and Mrs. Franklin Werner and children, Linnea and Lyndon, 151 McArthur Loop, Fort Sheridan; and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wirt and son, Allen, 2046 Maplewood Rd., Northbrook. Deerfield, are visiting Mrs. Reynold’s son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. James Daly, formerly of Highland Park, now of Salem, Ore. Mrs. Reynolds and Pegeen also plan to visit friends in Portland, Ore., and Seattle. Pegeen, a student at Shepard Junior High School, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D. Meier, 622 Elm St. Student Visits Relatives Who Live in Deerfield Miss Helen Stroup of Carbondale, Ill., a freshman at McKendree College, Lebanon, her brother-in-law and Mrs. Warren Ill., is visiting and sister, L. Radke, Mr. 1044 Oxford Rd., Deerfield. The Radkes and their children, Lisa Kay, 6, and Gordon Lewis, 16 months, recently moved to Deer. field from North Muskegon, Mich. Mr. Radke is with Products Spe- cialties beam Inc., a subsidiary of Sun- Corp., Chicago. March \ 30, 1967 �Pproe Council Cues volunteers performing in "1923-Skidoo" include Mrs. Donald Fisher (from left); Mrs. Marshall KlarRalph Harwood and Mrs. Robert Jacob, land Park. (Staff Photo) LAKE N\ Power Stump Removal Trimming - Cabling - Cavity work Neat safe tree removal Spraying - Liquid & Dry Feeding All Work Guaranteed Licensed By The State Of Illinois ANSWER CALL KI 6-2292 COLLECT & INSPECTION CALL ID 3-1622 H.P. both of High- NO WOOSTER ESTIMATES TREE EXPERTS feld and Mrs. Eugene A. Golan, all of Winnetka; and Mrs. IF HI-RANGER for TREE TOPPING MANY OTHER & USES Fully Bonded & Insured FIRST MIDWEST SHOWING APRIL 1 tage V olunteers is sweet ional performer, to the profes- but sweeter still o the volunteers of Council Cues, embers of the North Shore Secion, National Council of Jewish omen. These women have performed in more than 30 hospitals, homes for e aged, and senior centers since hey opened in ‘‘1923-Skidoo” in December, 1963 for the North Shore ongregation Israel Seniors. The show is a take-off on the Roaring 20’s, written and directed by Mrs. Roy Levine of Winnetka, hnd Mrs. Avron Schneider of Glenoe. Starring in singing and dancing oles are Mrs. Sidney Fine, Mrs. Ralph Harwood, Mrs. Robert Jacob, and Mrs. Warren Taradash, all of Highland Park; of Glenview; Golan and Mrs. of Winnetka. Mrs. David Fisher and Mrs. Eugene Marshall Klarfeld, Mrs. Daniel Haskell of Glencoe, a Council past president, is over-all director of Council Cues. She has more than 30 letters in her personal files from organizations they have enjoyed the performances. A typical one from the BMZ Jewish Home For Aged reads: Dear Mrs. Haskell and your glamorous group. What grace, pep, charm, good looks and sex appeal, WOW! All this is such a good tonic to our residents who look at you and imagine themselves on stage. When our oldsters are in a play, I'll remind looked they'll come results. across with some WORLD'S “Our residents are ecstatic as they remember the songs of yesteryear and they just absorbed your MOST UNIQUE Autohaus on spirited performance.”’ ‘Please don’t wait : too 272-7905 long We Provide Bank Financing SAFEST C ONVERTIBLE EDENS SPECIALIZING IN OVERSEAS DELIVERY 1550 FRONTAGE ROAD, NORTHBROOK before visiting us again. Whenever you are ready, just call me and make a date. (signed) Minora Hellman, Director of Recreation.” The volunteers are preparing a new show to be performed at senior centers, homes for the aged, == EDENS and BETWEEN EXPRESSWAY - DUNDEE AND WILLOW ROADS. hospitalized patients of all faiths. TL = them of how you girls and sprinted around and UL Applause i= pplause Cheers ORE to read for every member of your family. Loo Loo LOCAL NEWS COMPLETE PEANUT UILLLA LLU LLL $] a week SPORTS GALLERY e TEENS’ PAGE COVERAGE FOR THE KIDS Make sure you receive your HOLLISTER NEWSPAPER each Thursday. Subscribe TODAY! Continue to READ TULL (introductory offer) e FINE ARTS THE DIFFERENCE. MTT Get “IN” with Don't just listen to records — Learn to play yourself — We have the KNOW HOW TO SHOW HOW — FAST! 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The menu will consist of pheasant, wild duck, grouse, partridge, quail, moose, elk, venison, and other game. The club has members from _ Glenview, Northbrook, Deerfield, and Highland Park. It meets regularly on the first Monday of each month in Northbrook. LETTERS AND GIFTS TO GV’S IN VIETNAM Red Cros s Field Address to American listed below: Fourth Corps, APO 96215 6251 Tac APO Ftr Wing, and Michael, _ are 1342 Dartmouth moving soon Ln., to Sydney, Australia. ___-Mr. Wignall, Midwest representa_ tive of Guiness (Australia) Ltd., in _ the United States, will be managing _ director of the company, largest San Francisco, San Francisco, San Francisco, First Corps, APO 96337 3rd Eng. Group, APO 96312 Second Corps, APO 96295 San Francisco, San Francisco, San Francisco, 2nd Air. Div., APO 96307 96307 San Francisco, Calif. First Cavalry, Air Mobile, APO 96490 San Francisco, Calif. First Infantry Div., APO 96345 San Francisco, Calif. 173rd ABN Brig., APO 96227 San Francisco, Calif. Gift suggestions: insect repellent, lighter flints, foot powder, shaving soap and brushes, double-edge razors and blades, ball point pens and refills, plastic soap dishes, pocket combs, sewing kits, pictures, puzzles and games. Robert S. Earhart, owner of Earhart and Co. Realtors in High- Gardeners to Hear Talk on Begonias A gardener from Villa Park will beer exporter in the world. The Wignalls have been active in Deer- discuss tuberous meeting of the Men’s _ field’s Theater in the Rough, whose of the North Shore at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Highland Park Recreation Center, 1850 Green Bay Rd. are all newcomers Calif. Calif. Calif. 2nd Ord. Bn., APO a _ members Calif. Calif. Calif. San Francisco, Calif. Ist Brig., 10lst ABN, APO 96347 97th Eng. Group, APO 96238 to the area. NOTE ANNIVERSARIES Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Hanson, 1128 Deerfield Rd., and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D. Meier, 662 Elm St., recently observed three anniversaries with a dinner party. The Hansons were celebrating their 18th wedding anniversary, and his birth- _ day, and Mr. and Mrs. Meier noted _ their 27th wedding anniversary. begonias Garden of the Week San Francisco, Calif. 96227 Tt i Situated in choice Glen 9 months old and in at a Club Oaks acres this beautiful home perfect condition. The paneled Executive Transfer is only family Service INC. ZANDER-OMMEN. 6 Homes Sold by City Realtors Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wignall and their children, Susan, Steven, Deerfield, Home Director at any APO HE - Wignalls Plan to Move _ From Village to Sydney GLENVIEW Telephone: 945-5700 land Park, recently reported that | the firm has sold six homes in the Highland Park Highlands in the last four months. Mr. Earhart says his company now has sold 94 homes in the area since development began in 1956. The Highlands is located north of Half Day Rd. between Green Bay 1430 I SERVE.S Rd. and Highway 41. THANK YOU For Your Easter Patronage C An THE NORTH “SPORT Walter Schrader’s talk will include tips on techniques he uses in his begonia garden and colored slides of many varieties now available to gardeners. Tuberous begonias are semitropical plants that bloom in a variety of colors and can be grown in partly shaded areas of gardens. KC Use In SHORE — LIGHT ON Bootery NORTHBROOK" 837 Elm St. Winnetka eel = APRIL | Our employer-paid moves increase dramatically each year. <s —> ee 1:00 P.M. — 2:30 P.M. ay Direct from the Recreation Department in Northbrook, this 90-minute program will attempt to cover all sporting and recreational activity of Northbrook. It will feature interviews and anecdotes from coaches, players, and advisors. We’re giving people who Presented are moving the treatment they expect. Businesslike. Professional. Complete. How about your own moving up people? Aren’t they valuable enough to you to give them a really first class move next time? 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He sings regularly as soloist at ilmette Methodist Church, Bahai House of Worship in Wilmette, and xlencoe Union Church. Mr. Kemp is preparing for a professional career in opera, oraorio concert, ana teaching. en’s A answer questions on Medicare nity House. The speaker will be Elsasser of Northbrook, to the executive vice president administrator Jeerfield Four in 1942, has have staff of Forest Hospital in Des Plaines. They are Dr. Stuart S. Bederman of 1245 Long Valley Rd., Glenview, administrative officer of several naval hospitals including Great Lakes. He was the first director of the hospital administration division 2711 Hawthorn Ln., a psychologist, Bureau served residents as in the Navy’s and North Shore been reappointed to the consulting He received his officer’s commis- a surgeon; and Robert Stuart M. N. 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Gate Towered Entrance Priced in upper dinner bracket — call for details. AT LAKE CAR WASH 1970 First Street Downtown Highland Park ~ 1D 2-1234 arch 30, 1967 GILBERT RAYNER ASSOCIATES 266 E. Deer Path, Lake CE 4-3800 Forest LAKE FOREST'S 2 OLDEST REAL ESTATE OFFICES JOHN GRIFFITH, INC. 678 N. Western, CE Lake 4-0485 .. . . . grounds Forest . | �This sort of thing doesn’t usually happen at Colby’s q in Evanston. a But starting today, it just might. S During the next few weeks, Colby’s in Evanston 2 a 2 will be undergoing a complete face-lifting. So as of now, everything in our store goes on sale. = Everything. a ¥ That $671 Heritage 95” Lawson Damask sofa you've been coveting (but thought you E couldn’t afford) is now just $475. = A $298 Heritage silk lounge chair is now $195. = An ingenious Milling Road 3-piece cocktail table (fruitwood top) was $527. Is now $425. A Classic Italian 76” triple dresser, mirror, and E ES full or queen size bed were $687. Are now $477. And so on. 2 Hundreds of genuine “finds” from Colby’s ¥ | 2 a _ collection of fine decorator furniture. Sofas. Chairs. Sofa-sleepers. Tables. Lamps. Desks. Bedsprings and mattresses. Living room and dining room furniture. All priced low to clear. ee | Some are only one-of-a-kind, so don’t put it off. Every item, we assure you, is well worth fighting for. Se Be ee s RE j 2 Remodeling Sale in Evanston. 1633 Chicago Ave. Open 9:30 to 5:30 P.M. daily. Closed Sunday. ��500 Shore Residents to Attend Dinner Honoring Scout Leaders on Saturday _ About 500 North Shore residents a poms Leaders Appreciation Dinner America, is expected to discuss the moral guidance of youngsters through Scouting. of the North - Shore Area Council, Boy Scouts of - America. North Shore Area Council officers taking part in the program include William O. Campbell of Wilmette, A. M. Bridell of Highland Park, and are expected to attend the Speaker 7 p.m. annual for the dinner Saturday in building No. 928 at Great Lakes Naval Training Center will be Dr. Thomas Haggai of High Point, N.C. Dr. Haggai Dr. Haggai, National a Council, member Boy of the Scouts of new ranger Wan, a at Boy Camp Scout Mandall Kaplan, president of the of Sara Lee, Inc., Deer- field, has been elected to the board of directors of the _ American _ _Insti- tute of Baking in near Mr. Kaplan be- _ Chicago. Lee 1954 as COST Your CALL NOW North Shore Section of the National Northwestern Stein. assis- tant to the presiMr. Kaplan dent. During his years with the company he has been vice president of marketing and senior vice president. Mr. Kaplan was a man- spring break at home. Mr. Systems @ Trucks PROTECTION *39? « up Midwest or Illinois Bank Charge FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION Council of Jewish Women. 478-8810 NORTHERN WEATHERMAKERS, Ine. “Heating & Air-Conditioning Sales & Service, Since 1949’’ Uni- 24 HOUR STUDENT AT HOME Steve Abrahams of Highland Park, a freshman at Stanford (Cal.) University, is spending the after ‘He joined the firm in of the recentlyAuxiliary of the consin. the resignation of H. @ Autos SERVICE last December Charles @ Businesses Use CO. Available for @ Apartments INSTALLED ELECT PROGRAM OFFICER Mrs. David Wolff of Highland Park has been elected program agement consultant for nine years before joining Sara Lee, and from 1942 to 1944 was Midwest regional economist for the Office of Price Administration. attended Protection Homes LOW service with the council. versity and the University of Wis- came president of Sara nounced until the presentation. Mr. Schwechel, executive for the council, will cite volunteers who vice-president formed Junior ALARM NOW © have completed five or more years Antigo, Wis. The wood badge is an international award and the highest in Scouting for adult leaders. Mr. Bridell, 1800 Half Day Rd., a He Burglary present four such awards yearly. Names of recipients are not an- : Named to Board of Baking Gr oup Kitchens CUSTOM leaders. The silver beaver is the highest honor a volunteer may receive from a council. Each council may Ma-Ka-Ja- camp WITH PEACE OF MIND council director, will present silver beaver awards to four area Scout E. A. Schwechel of Libertyville. Mr. Campbell, 1212 Princeton P1., a member of the council’s advancement committee, will present a wood badge award to Robert King, SLEEP or VACATION ENGINEERED AIR-CONDITIONING, HEATING & CONTROLLED HUMIDITY RESIDENTIAL « COMMERCIAL ¢ INDUSTRIAL 2200 GREEN BAY ROAD EVANSTON Abra- hams plans to study his sophomore year at Stanford University campus in Florence, Italy. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Abrahams, 664 Kincaid St. DAvis 8-4848 Quinlan. ..aTys ont mm HOMES SINCE 1884 FINANCING —~— — REALTORS OFFICES ALSO IN EVANSTON, GLENVIEW-NORTHBROOK, WINNETKA & LAKE FOREST D a ... 735 OPEN CHOICE NORTH EAST DEERFIELD This beautiful 8-room, 2-story Colonial residence is on a heavily wooded lot on dead-end street. 4 bedrooms; 21 Living room with fireplace; separate baths; 2-car garage. dining room; paneled family room. Full basement is paneled. CENTRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED. Many extras. $48,900. KENNEDY-BUILT SCATTERWOOD Imposing residence with guest suite of 2 bedrooms, sitting rm. and bath, besides 5 bedrooms and 24 baths in the ood feature of a modern main part of the home. Every sq. ft. of luxurious fivhome is found here in over 4,0 ing. Basement. 2-car garage. $77,500. 28 HOSPITALITY set the mood in all bedroom, 2¥2-bath the livi room, a kitchen. "Good traffic $36,900. DEERFIELD MONDAY and COMFORTABLE LIVING. . . eight large cheerful rooms of this four2-story Colonial. There is a fireplace in separate dining room. Complete, large setvenrs Full basement. Superior schools. EXECUTIVE AREA— EAST DEERFIELD Your own_corner of country living but right in town! A home that was built for family living — with every convenience for Mom. 5 bedrooms; 3/2 baths; 29 x 22 rec. rm. with fireplace. CENT. AIR-COND. Screened porch. Oversize 2-car garage. Prof. landscaped. $54,900. THRU ROAD SATURDAY, e Phone: 8:30 ‘TIL 5, WI SUNDAY, 5-3750 10 fo) VY. ACRE WOODED SETTING . is the backdrop for this authentic four-bedroom, 2Y-bath NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL that will always have appeal. There is a fireplace in the family room, separate dining ‘room, complete see with separate eating area, screened perch, basement. $52,5 CUSTOM RANCH Just about one acre — in Deerfield. Exceptionally clean with all natural woodwork inside. Brick and stone construction. 3 bedrooms, 12 baths. Terrific kitchen, big fireplace and fabulous porch. Lots of shade and fruit trees. Good value. $33,900 March 30, 1967 �Classified Advertising S ection e 475-1560 Deadline Noon Tuesday 9 PAPER COMBINATION 1 1020 Church Phones or CONCESSION 3 WIL jg 251-4300 or Lost 273-4300 FOUND: GEPNCOE Personal 5 Business N ORIBROOK HIGHTAND PARK Park 433-4370 Park Rates Discount: .10 per line (Cash with order or if paid within 10 days) lines DEADLINE FOR MULTIPLE COLUMN ADS NOON MONDAY Main office: 1232 Central Avenue 1967 DOES I am a retired INTERNAL REVENUE AGENT and a CPA. I have prepared quality tax returns for 19 years. May I do yours? My fees are very reasonable. Days 936- 0280 Evenings 831-4085 NORTH EVANSTON TAX SERVICE OUR 41ST YEAR IN PREPARING all types of income tax returns. Complete accounting and bookkeeping serv. avail. 2537 Prairie for information or appt. Call UN 9-9457. — - IN HOME “Mail (or meetings IT WORK? phone) a complete and events. listing of events through help Odes by TODA Ua OamAA Highland Park 433-4370 ACKETS NIFORMS INAFORES NDIAN BLANKETS ROUSERS VENING GOWNS OBES WEATERS AND SUITS GET THEM CLEAN! GET EVERYTHING CLEAN! JUPITER CLEANERS 927 Ridge Rd., Wilm. AL 1-7208 614 Green Bay Rd., Kenil. AL 6-0102 YOUR FAMILY HOME AND PROPerty can be protected from dusk to dawn, 365 nights per year by an armed, bonded, insured, licensed, uniformed Patrolman, making inspection rounds throughout the night. Constant alertness maintained against prowlers, intruders, vandals and outbreak of fire. NORTH SUBURBAN PATROL 421 Richmond Road Kenilworth, Il. AL 1-7157 Quick Service Tile Repairs ALL TYPES TILE Regrouting of ceramic tile, etc. If it’s difficult we do it immediately, if it’s impossible, that takes a little longer. 272-8264, ask for Joe. USE HOLLISTER WANT ADS SERVICE REASONABLE, Eves. and wknds. AA BOOKKEEPING, INC. Bookkeeping, Taxes, back work brought up to date. Low monthly rates. Your office or mine. : PE 6-3282 days 282-6391 eves. RETIRED Certified Public Accountant Accounting, statements, taxes, back work brought ri 4 to date. ALpine 1-404 and RESPONSIBLE FAMILY TO GIVE good home to 5 month female puppy found abandoned on highway. Bright, affectionate. Should develop into good watch dog and member of family. Medically cleared. Call GR 5-7540 or UN 4-1765. SAINT BERNARD FEMALE 12 MOS. A.K.C. Brought up with children and other saints. Super friendly but because of size is a deterrent to trespassers. AL 1-9114 TWO MALE KITTENS 8 weeks, pan trained, strawberry blonde and white spotted, need home. Free. Call 251-2918 OLD MINIATURE BLACK | eee f poodle; female; A.K.C .; 14 champions in family. $75. 296-4745 6 BLACK KITTENS LOOKING FOR HOMES 3 males, 3 females, 6 users Pan trained. 724-0684 GREAT DANE pionship sired; and up. A.K.C. SCHNAUZERS HOUSEBROKEN 674-9445 FREE KITTENS old. CH. SIRED; SHOTS. $125. 729-2198. SILVER disposi- SIAMESE KITTENS Blue and ee males. Children-oriented. $20 and $25. Call eves 864-5994. MIN. SCHNAUZERS, 3 MONTHS. PET and Show. M and F. Shots and ears cropped. Sired by Int. Ch. Amigo of Merry Makers. $125 up. CR 2-2477. DALMATIAN A.K.C. CHAMP. with children. 1967 et 15 LOVABLE BLACK POODLE Standard, male, 14 wks. A.K.C. registered. Housebroken, good with children. Reasonable. Call 679-4425. Business KITTENS TRAINED, 7 WKS. OLD 272-0942 MALE 6 MONTHS Phone 256-2619. Call 348-1783. PUPS BRED 724-6887. WE HAVE 2 DARLING PUPPIES TO give away to the right families. Call 272-7234. GOLDEN LABS—5 MONTHS ALL SHOTS. HOUSEBROKEN. Parents may be seen. Call 587-7120. quality, SINCLAIR shots, Investments and Books CASH FOR YOUR CERTIFIED store all day phone any appointment. booklet on BOOKS 1307 and pares GLENVIEW location, with establish both phone and walk in. se and further many other details. items. ig: ) Call PA 9-0330 AL 1-0330 CR: 2-0330 16 Business Service SEPTIC TANKS CATCH BASINS © PUMPED AND CLEANED DRAINS RODDED CHAS. BRINKMEYER ~ CONSTRUCTION CO. PArk 4-0367 sagt HANDBAG AND LUGGAGE REPAIRING Reasonable prices, work uaranteed LUGGAGE Ave. SHOP DAvis 8-074. LIGHT HAULING AND : RUBBISH REMOVAL ee CRestwood 2-5821 Frank's Disposal Sone FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, J Bldg. materials, brush, etc. Al 1- 17. Cameras and Photography CAMERA, sell. Make PETS offer. 18 GOURMET Delicious > PRICE ONLY $200 COME BROWSE AT KENNEDY'S Bookshop, 1911 Central St., Evanston. Used, fine and rare. Search service. We buy books and paperbacks. UN 4-4449 CATERING ~? and Artistic Foods < SX XY eee WITH/ Wee, ATTENDANTS WHY COO 1709 Glenview Rd., Glenview, Ill menu planning, Miss B. 724-0302. PARTY hed FOR RENT WE DELIVER ACE RENTAL 8910 Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 21 M.S. Dressmaking—Sewing— Needlework BOOKS NEVER USED. UNCRATED. — 1965 Edition Encyclopaedia Britannica. After 7 p.m. only 446-3464 fs. 4-0962. For the Discriminating Hostess Complete Service and Equipment OUTSTANDING WEDDING ‘ CAKES AND RECEPTIONS | ALpine 1-5841 ‘ ss Gifts BOOK APPRAISER IN Friday and Saturday, or time for information or DA 8-4424. Ask for free values, etc. BOOKER’S Chicago Avenue. ‘ M Catering MYRLE’S DUCK Goods PA _ F.2 used 3 times, not a scratch. Has and access. shoe. and warranty, HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR ORIental rugs; French furniture; odd objects and bric-a-brac. Phone 338- 3700 anytime, Mr. Ross. 14 MODE Call 446-3500 NIKKROMAT FOR Art : UN 4-4 HIGHLAND PARK—31 FLAVOR Cream Store. Established 5 gross. Sales still argv | 5 f Pie Call 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 432-97 Supplies and pric: inv RECENTLY aaa Antiques Minimal Call NA 5-9400 SERVICE STATION DEALER wanted. Phillips 66, Winnetka, Estab: lished customers and business. Clo; Open Sundays — Skokie only 12 1 detail. Chateau de Beau Cosmetics, and Pets MALLARD tra moderate highest discounts. investment only. FOOD AND SUPPLIES Two locations to serve you 1013 Davis St., Evanston, GR 5-9821 3330 Dempster St., Skokie, 675-9645 ADULT Fae: clientele, for further KAEHLER gray MINIATURE SCHNAUZER .Beautiful 6 week old female, , home raised. Call 724-8398. ELSINGER'S SALON DISTRIBUTORSHIPS AVAILABLE, America’s finest cosmetics, _ 1421 Sherman KITTENS FREE Ugly but cute rascals; pan trained. Wonderful pets. 2 can be wonderful company for all. Call CR 2-5130. and EVANSTON 4-0729. unexcelled : Animals, For UNiversity 272-5586 11 Opportunities distinguished retiring, DAUCHSHUND 4 MONTHS, MINIAture female. Top quality for pet, breeding or show perm: shots $100. 6 weeks; yellow. a CASH. 42 years. Excellent location tive lease, modern Figs odin DALMATIAN PUPS 10 WEEKS NEED love. Champ. sired, home raised, gentle. $90. AL 6-3247 after 6 p.m. BOXER PUPS—6 MONTHS OLD, 2 male, 1 female, fawn colored with white markings, Bangaway strain. 566-7725 POODLES, APRICOT STANDARD Shanelle-Darkin blood lines, shots. Pet and show propsects. 4 months old, housebroken. Call CL 5-8187. FREE KITTENS pan trained. Black, $300 cae BEAUTY Serving SHEPHERD, FEMALE, 1 good with children, A.K.C. BRED, on DOWNTOWN 15A WEANED AND TRAINED. Call DA 8-0562 SIAMESE Gifts Encyclopaedia Britannica Sun. TWO FREE KITTENS. 8 WEEKS old. Darling male, beige and white twins. Call 328-8790 after 6 p.m. PURE $20 and : ized. 2 bay service station, exce facilities, prime location in ievokeien 333-5030 for Books BEAUT. BASENJI, CAN’T BARK. $300 A.K.C. male puppy. Family pet for 2 yrs. Best watch dog, bathes himself, eats light. $150, 272-4362 after 6 p.m. PUPPIES: CHAMA.K.C.; cropped. $125 POODLES; BEAUTIFUL toys and miniatures. Bred tion. Home raised. A.K.C. 433-2117 Good MINIATURE PAN Airedale Pups, 4 Mos. Males A.K.C. 14 STANDARD POODLE PUPPIES FOR show or pets. Champion sire and dam. $150 and up. Call Lorraine Torkelson, 256-1175 or UN 4-2200. COCKER PUPPY old. Trained. $20. Cats SEAL POINT SIAMESE KITTENS trained, 9 weeks old. $20. Call ID 2-1976. Cats oven Personal and Business Professional Service N 4-1332 ACCOUNTING SERVICES Income taxes, statements, management services. Wide exp. in public accounting. 446-2191 days. VE 5-2185 eves. Dogs and GERMAN SHEPHERD, BLK. AND silver; 5 mos.; male, house trained needs space to run; gentle with cat, but good watch dog Call eves. (46-6821. GERMAN eg ag ACCOUNTING - TAXES 10 Highland Park Herald Ave. TAX CONFIDENTIAL, done in your home. 475-3987. Dogs GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS A.K.C. Champion German and U.S. blood lines, Bred for temperament and beauty. 381-2596 COCKER, MALE, A.K.C., 10 MONTHS. All shots. White and buff. Good watch dog. Best with older children. $60. 433- INCOME TAX SERVICE 6031 Dempster Morton Grove, Il. 967-5282 CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Wide experience HA 17-1120 Simply 444 Central 945-7300 for the 9 papers: $1.20 per line 30, all club dates through THE CALENDAR HOW Tax Authority Incorporated PUBLICITY Deerfield Villager 444 Central Ave., Highland Park Phone 945-7300 rch "CLEAR" Service—Income ACCURATE ACCOUNTING AND TAX service. Federal income taxes. Daily service during March. Get refund before the rush. 256-3540 until 9 p.m. Avoid Conflicting We are now listing 1967. Help us to “clearing’’ your dates BEIELD Wilmette, Ill. 0 ARE AND CHAIRMEN We will file them in THE CALENDAR and notify you if there is a conflict. HIGHWOOD Classified PRESIDENTS 10 Income Tax-Accounting DATES 1438 Shermer Rd., Northbrook 444 Central Ave., Highland Coenen: EERFIELD 273-4300 Toll Free} ACCOUNTING—INCOME: TAXES 15 years experience george n. AMES and Co. Accountants Business Consultants 1024 Emerson, Evanston 869-7052 to all 1806 Glenview Rd., Glenview Phone 724-4300 Central Ave., Highland Phone 433-4370 Personal MESSAGE GLENVIEW Minimum 4 BICYCLE, THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS concerned that Evanston Taxi License No. 108 has been purchased as of March 27, 1967 by Sam A. McKinley, Jr., 1837 Hovland Court, Evanston and that said party will be responsible for his own debts only. 715 Vernon Ave., Glencoe Phone 446-4300 Combination ABANDONED 4 9 Accounting Found Winnetka. Owner may claim. 446-1869. LOST: LADY’S BROWN PURSE WALlet, Evanston Downtown area; contains driver’s license and currency. Please call 251-8670 588 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka Phone 446-4300 444 and Pine St., identify and oe Phone FORUM LOST IN KENILWORTH: GRAY AND white kitty, 7 months old. Reward. AL 1-9538. LOST YOUR PET? It may have been injured. Call your local animal hospital. DAvis 8-1440. UNiversity 4-9416. UNiversity 4-1700. 1232 Central Ave., Wilmette Phones BIDS THE CITY OF EVANSTON IS Accepting bids from concessionaires desiring to operate at municipal beaches in 1967. For further information call Mr. Heap Gr 5-3100, Ext. 227. “EDUCATION: WILL WE EVER learn?’’ A panel of four experts on the future of learning. Sunday April 3rd. 8 p.m., Evanston Unitarian Church. Adults $1.00—Students 50c 273-5211 (Chicago SERVICES UNITARIAN Street, Evanston 475-1560 273-5211 Notices “The EVANSTON REVIEW e 251-4300 First in the Nation 1963 and 1960 First in the State 1966, '63, '62, '61, ‘60, 59. 4. | ALTERATIONS NO FITTINGS BY “JANE” APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY Coats, dresses and skirts. EAST-GLEN 1619 Glenview CLEANERS Rd., Glv. Alterations Done in My ies 7 HEMMING and coats. sonable DRAPES ©OF price. DRESSES, Children’s HI 6-6195 ALTERATIONS Fr TAILORING ALL EVENINGS ALTERED Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald SKIRTS clothes, Rea ee 272-2515 Classified wet : �T CLASSIFIED INDEX . r “Foreign and Sports Cars Automobile Loans Auto Service Automobile Tires and Accessories _ Autos—Trucks—Trailers—For Rent Automobiles—Wanted To Buy Autos—Trucks—Trailers— Wanted To Bicycles Boats and oks Z Motors. and Gifts and silding lilding ae d : Cc = Rent Outboard Contractors Maintenance of Thanks ‘Carpentry—Cabinet 21 Repair Work ring ‘a and Supplies and Materials s Opportunities ents and Partnerships s Personal Service and Photography Dressmaking—Sewing— Needlework 22 MONOGRAMMING BELTS, BUTTONS AND BUCKLES COVERED WITH FABRIC EXPERT PLEATING MARY ANN SILKS & WOOLENS, INC. Church, Evanston DAvis 8-3984 Mill Shopping Center, Ph. 824-9212 BUTTONS, BUCKLES AND MACHINE button holes. 24 HOUR SERVICE. s , Pleating. Complete stock of «. Taetal epee. f : VOGUE FABRIC 722 Main St. SHOP UNiversity 4-3034 OLD YOUR FUR SCARF MADE INTO A BOA. $25 COMPLETE. Call 724-4692 JOSEPHINE’S CUSTOM MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING SHOP 721 Elm St., Winnetka Expert alterations } ‘Hilicrest 6-7299 _DRESSMAKER _ _ WITH : sewing RESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS FORMALS, GRADUATION DRESSES FAST—REASONABLE Park 4-3944. ALTERATIONS HEMS n’s apparel. Formerly with Peck. Vicinity of Foster and UN 9-6367. _ = AND ON WANDA Have FOLK Any Equipment GOOD - You can versatile Play _ _ MUSIC INSURANCE! have it by letting group for your wedding reception ner dance. We’ve music at the Barrington ub, Highland Park Country Club, chigan Shores Club. May we insure yo u for good music? Phil Varchetta* North St. Louis Av., Chicago, Ill. Tel. VA 6-5783 *prounced Var-ketta Caricatures of Guests ‘be drawn ghot. from Dic your photo Rindskopf, Wheeling. or snap- LE 17-1895, six coed 1-136 at standard at pootoenions prices. touch, Call us 869-6730 or MAGIC for your child’s birthday! TINY TRAINED ANIMALS, mystery, wonder and surprise! n hour of vaudeville magic at a VERY MODEST PRICE! MR. NORMAN: 256-3033 hdo Productions, 8910 WAUKEGAN 27 Loans and IF 5-5080 Investments YOU quickly and mig Ogres A for details—call Mr. Ingrish 328-8100 Extension 250 and Storage MIDDLETON HERBERT ; it all” MIDDLETON Mr, Ray Since 1921 RO 1-2686 2-1240 THE COUNTRY BOYS HAY RIDES, _ @arriages, Pony Rides, Fire Engines sent anywhere for kids’ and adult parties. Or have your party at our antique Party Barn. NE. 4-3633. APARTMENT HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification #132 in this Paper! 2 — Classified HAULING Ill. C.C. Pianos and Musical Instruments 18345MC-C CALL DOVER RO 1-0666 SHOPPING . . . . . . . . . JACKSON MOVERS We specialize in moving, packing. Large or small jobs at reas. rates day or night. Exp. men. UNiversity 4-2662 or UNiversity 4-1105. Carney Bros. Movers REMOVAL HI 6-2786 NEED SMALL ITEMS MOVED, rummage items. picked up and delivered? Have an odd job to be done? Call AL 1-4394 THRIFTY MOVING & STORAGE INSURED & BONDED UN 4-3700 Musical MILDRED Instruction KRUGMAN LESSONS POPULAR ALpine HARRY IN PIANO 1-4201 HALPER WILL ACCEPT LIMITED NUMBER of piano students at NAYLOR’S in Glenview. Phone 256-2678. DISPLAY BALDWIN UNDERSOLD! and reconditioned Spinets, consoles, Studios. Rental option plan for child. ren. Come in or call in daily 9 to 6 Mon. and Thurs. to 9, Sundays 1 to 5. UTTERBERG PIANO CO.-EST. 1910 5731 N. Central Ave., Chicago RO 38-5020 CHICKERING GRAND PIANO with bench, beautifully refinished in brass SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON NEW AND used pianos. Steinway Grand 6’ EB. Baldwin Grand, like new, reas. Used sen from $195. Many others to choose from. Glenview 1850 Waukegan 724-2100 FREE Teieay Whitoy RGANS Snee covertone ew-Use etc. SKOKIE MUSIC CENTER OR 3-5612 ’til 9. Baby Grand CHERRYWOOD. 328-4392 USED Co. HO 5-5900 PIANOS PAY TOP Piano $150 GIBSON FALCON AMPLIFIER. Reverb/tremelo with footswitch. Also cover. $135. AL 6-0936. Gretsch, KRAKAUER bench. Like GReenleaf. HI 6-6495 1966 JAZZMASTER FENDER JAZZ with case $190. BASS. FIESTA 475-6199 GUITAR $11( VOX GRENADIER SPKR COLUMN Gibson SG standard guitar Shur mike-Fuzz-Vox Boost New or like ney 729-0758 Kimball Upright Piano EXC. COND. NEWLY tioned. Only $105. 945-6705 HARDLY CELLO Fine VOX . RECONI; after 6 p.4 USED 3/4 SIZE condition and 69-3133 fine tone. PACEMAKER ALSO REVERB Best offer UNIT, 1 YR. OLD CR 2-17 BEAUTIFUL ‘SPINET, sacrifice ‘at $300 or best 2918 after 6 p.m. LIKE NE4 offer. Call 3 UPRIGHT PIANO, GOOD CON. Must get rid of as soon as possib Will accept any reas. offer. Call VE 2337 after 1 p.m. Excellent Conn T rombone $95, 945-927 VOX SHADOW LIKE NEW CONDITION; SUNBU® FINISH: W/CASE. $120 OR BEST ¢ FER. BOB, PA 4-0058. GIBSON COUNTRY WESTERN Gi tar, perfect condition, beautiful to: with plush case. Cost $280, sacrifi $150. 878-0702 aft. 5 p.m. ‘BOGEN P.A. AMPLIFIER MODE chb 50, never used. Still has guaran‘ oe $85 with all needed cables. 4 35 Piano Tuning PIANO CO. PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR GEORGE E. NEWQUIST Expert Tuning Checked Electronica PROMPT SERVICE CRestwood 2-1; YOUR PIANO IS AN INVESTMEN’ PROTECT IT! Expert tuning and repair; appraisal! rebuilding; pianos bought and so KEN SWEET, Associates, UN 4-7407 37 Schools 433-3919. $45; AND Ampeg and 2727 Crawford, Evanston Beautiful facilities. 3 acres of prop: ty. Full and half day arrangemen Age 212 through 5. Hot lunches, ar and crafts, dancin and _ forei language. 19 yrs. of exp. Licen:; wagons. Call DA 8-7065 or YO 6-7065 OPENINGS AVAILABLE FOR Afternoon Sessions at HUMB NURSERY SCHOOL (Licensed by State of Illinois) 2612 Central St. Creative half-day programs for your pre-school child (ages 3-5) Call UN 9-5565 PIANO My home LESSONS in East Wilmette. Call 251-3348. DECOUPAGE RED, Instruction Tiny Tot Play School _ 3811 Western, Chicago CO 17-7564 GIBSON—STANDARD ELECTRIC, 2 newAlmost vibrato. and ckups case-amp. shell hard /plush-lined incl.—$250. AUDION CHORD ORGAN bench. Best offer. Like new electric amplifier. 446-3788 CLASSICAL Honest Craftsmanship PIANOS Bob, PIANO WI’. OR 3-1335. Call HI 6-6795. 5-8895 VOX LINE SOURCE $190; Microphones — Shure Unisphere Turner 500 $45; Boom stand $10. 945-5465 after 5 p.m. SPINET new. $350. TUNING—REPAIRING WE SELL NEW AND USED PIAN (FORMERLY CONCERT TUNER SALZBURG FESTIVAL, AUSTRIA) 2125 W. Devon Av. ROgers Park 4-760 PRICES. McCALL Body Guits Electric Guitar and Amp: PLUS PIANO CO. GRAND Solid GOLD-PLATED PARTS VW CASE, $125 : Call Mark at 272-7425 after 6 p.m. °4 GORDON'S St. Musical GUITARS—AMP—MIKES: GUILD 100, 2 pickup, $250; Cust. Fender strg. $250; Super Rev. $300; 4 Turn mikes, $100; Shure mikes; access. } 9-0954, PA 4-6815. ZENKER'S HIGHEST PRICES PAID Spencer Co., BR 4-291 | Need Pianos—All Makes BALDWIN 8016 Lincoln PIANO GIBSON EB-O BASS GUITAR: popular shape in redwood finish; custom neck; chrome hardware; plus hard shell case. Call Steve after 6 p.m. and reason a price. AL, 1-6774. Nar ‘Open Eves. BUY 1922 Central PIANOS - ORGANS 3 Mos. Rental Special 2 MONTHS replated. HOllycourt 5-5900 NEW—USED Musical Instruments, Accessories DEPENDABLE REPAIR SERVICE PIANOS Highland Park 1795 St. Johns Av. 432-2510 trim Interior rebuilt to highest professional pinblock, ins, standards—tuning ali damper felts and keys, strings, new. Touch expertly regulated to concert specifications. $1,350 delivered..Ken Sweet, 864-7407. WILL NAYLOR'S pe Grand pianos painstakingly rebuilt. New MIDWEST WHY SHOP AROUND? 3 DAY SPECIAL Hammond Spinet, was $1,365 Baldwin Spinet Hammond A-100 Gulbransen Spinet Organ Gulbransen Grand mn WAREHOUSE SALE RENT A NEW PIANO $5.00 A MO. JANSSEN—CABLE—GRAND—KAWAI New Spinet-88 Note $369 New Console Direct Blow $439 10 Used Grands fr. $295 Used Spinets and Consoles fr. $195 Practice Uprights—players fr. $ 79 Open Mon.-Thurs., 9-9 Sun. 12-5 FIELDS PIANO CO. 7315 N. Western, Chicago AM 2-2023 BIG VALUE : ebony, and WHITE, you see our custom rebuilt and guaranteed Steinways Baldwins Conovers Kimballs Lyon & Healys and many others reasonably priced. Rentals with option to buy. We buy and trade pianos. Complete servicing dept. Family tradition of expert craftsmanship. Superb workmanship is our mark of quality. KURT SAPHIR PIANOS 1143 Greenleaf, Wilmette Immed, S.E. Wilm. Northwestern Sta. North 256-0167 South BA 1-8894 Daily 9:30-5:30 Mon., Thurs. 9:30-9 6’ Pianos Instruments until fully WE BE Rug and Upholstery Cleaning Rummage Sales Schools and Instruction . Shades—Blinds—Awnings Situations Wanted— Students Women—Business and Professional Women—Household Women—Baby Sitting Men—Business and Professional Men—Household Men and Women Men and Women—industrial Sporting Goods and Equipment Trade or Barter Travel—Share Your Car Tree Trimming Trucks and Trailers—For Sale Toys Typewriters—Business Machines Upholstering, Repairing & Refinishing Wanted To Rent— Apartments Board and Room Furnished Apartments Furnished Houses Garages Houses Light Housekeeping Rooms ooms Share Houses and Apartments 34 a Difference MIDWEST 2638 Devon Av. SHOWROOMS eera 30 |-STOP CENTER SEE THE LARGEST DISPLAY AT OUR DIRECT FACTORY Co. BR 3-3332 ON Baldwin Hammond Wurlitzer Lowrey Steinway Gulbransen Story-Clark Cable Conn WE WILL NOT MOVERS THE LOW-COST LOCAL MOVERS, to haul one item or a houseful. Insured, Ill: CC22633MCC, 864-6139 ALSO RUBBISH Ill. C.C. 20554 MC-C. PIANO-ORGAN Pianos and Musical Instruments Satin VISIT NAYLOR’S : CR 2-5520 GReenleaf 5-3141 I.C.C. No. 197773 MC AND LESSONS CLASS OR PRIVATE ALpine 1-3896 FRENCH HORN TEACHER. BEGINning or advanced students for private instruction. Highly qualified, William Mercier. Call AL 6-2383. MOVING? RENT A TRUCK PADS — DOLLIES — U-DRIVE JOHMSON’S TRAILERS SERVICE ROgers Park 1-2000 7446-48 N.. Clark Chicago, Ill. Inc. ID GUITAR—BANJO—AUTOHARP Varied styles taught by performerinstructor Bob Gand. Call me. It’s Fun! Village School of Folk Music WI 5-5321. GUITAR CLASSES Adults or children; guitar rental; EXPERIENCED TEACHER Frank Narrol 272-8129 ; SWANSON BROS. MOVERS dance floors—car parkers—lighting does 272-749 | MOVERS FOR ALL YOUR MOVING NEEDS BY Professional Movers. Fully equipped and insured. I.C.C. 22033 LL 155 153 Don't Buy a Grand 1363 Shermer Rd. Northbrook 34 Crypts When you buy your piano from A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN Only here will you find the select Kranich & Bach and Winter amongst other well-known makes. INSTRUCTION ON ‘ALL INSTRUMENTS FINE PROFESSIONALS VOICE and It Makes Pianos-Organs-Stereo Recorders-Record Players Records-Sheet Music Tuning - Musical Entertainment : Piano NEED any worthwhile purpose get a low cost loan at the Moving 34 PIANO AND ORGAN LESSONS at your home. Children or adults, beginners or advanced. Mr. Gersch, ph, VA 6-0488. First National of Evanston 29 Instruction Tape MONEY for OF HIGHLAND PARK entertainment specialists”’ party marquees— catering—entertainment call 1 RD. YOrktown ‘Your _ “One RENT EVERYTHING KELLY MOVING PLANNING A DANCE? DINNER? Cocktail Party? Call us for tasteful ~eengrounds and Dance Music. One to ty bd 5-7400 YARD NORTHBROOK EACH ONE DRAWN IN JUST A FEW min. to take home as a souvenir at parties, meetings, conventions and sweet sixteens. Also a caricature can _ OR RENTAL HEADQUARTERS ACE RENTAL or ‘Club, Lake Shore Club, Skokie Country Skokie Lots Roofing and Siding Condominiums Co-op Apartments Farms—Acreage—Estates Houses Investment Properties Out of State Resorts — Summer and Winter Homes end Cottages Town Houses Vacant Property Wanted To Buy—Apertment Buildings Wanted To Buy—Condominiums Wanted To Buy—Co-op Apartments We have a SUPERIOR RENTAL PLAN which will save you money— and excellent REPAIR SERVICE. We Carry an abundant stock of all instruments including: Rental Open Daily 8 to 5, Sat. 8 to No charge for Sunday etc.) played good Hills Country SING-ALONGS. 30. HI 6-1715. RENTAL my (3, 4 or 5 pieces, BY JOHNSON EQUIPMENT Co. 3748 Oakton, Entertainment ; CALYPSO, occas. Tod Turl, Cemetery SCHREFFLER MUSIC CO. Guitar, Will Travel 23 RECONDITION, RELINE DRAPES, es pt haage nd cafes. Slipcovers or upholfor small pieces. Sewing of all PArk 4-5824. 22 BROTHERS MONEY MAGIC THAT’S DIFFERENT Presented in a Sophisticated Manner. Winner of many awards in Magic. Dr. Dollar. AM 2-3500; HO 5-7879. WOM.- Peck and Sherman. Musical MAGIC FOR YOUR CHILDREN’S party. Ask for Dan, AL 6-1148. WE EUROPEAN trade school will solve all your problems in her own home. 869-8571 Entertainment 107 108 Wanted To Buy—Houses Real Estate Loans and Mortgages et and Art Gette ond Furs rs—Auctioneers— Conductors Carts Moving and Storage Musical Instruction Notices Office and Store Equipment Painting and Decorating Personal Personal Service Piano Tuning Pianos and Musical Instruments Plumbing Printing Radio-TV-Hi-Fi-—For Sale Radio - TV - Hi-Fi Service and Repair Real Estate For Sale Apartment Buildings Business Property % ted 1imals, Pets and Supplies Motorcycles—Go Town Houses Vacation Rentals Gardening and Landscape Service— Plants and Shrubs Gutters and Downspouts Heating and Air Conditioning Help Wanted— : Women—Business and Professional Women—Household Women—Baby Sitters Women—industrial Help Wanted— Men—Business and Professional Men—Household Men—Industrial Help Wanted— Men and Women Household Home Service Household Appliance— Service and Repair Household Goods—For Sale Household Goods—Waonted To Buy In Memoriam Interior Decorating Jeweiry and Jewelry Repair Lawn Mower ond Tractor—Service Legal Notices Loans and Investments Lost and Found Mobile Homes Miscellaneous BA: Ty For Sale Mi mT Wanted To Buy nt ing and Heating s Christmas Trees and Decorations Coins and Stamps Concrete Work Conducted House Sales Disclaimer of Debts Dogs and Cats Dressmaking—Sewing—Needlework Draperies & Slip Covers—Custom Made Electrical Service Entertainment Equipment Rental Exterminating Fireplace Wood Floor Refinishing and Covering Flowers and Florists For Rent— Apartments Apartments To Share Board and Room Convalescent Homes Furnished Apartments Furnished Houses Gorages Halls and Studios Hotels Houses Houses To Share Industrial Light Housekeeping Rooms Out of State Rooms Storage Space Stores and Offices Summer Rentals aed et oe Tax wt om Service—Income 1747 Orchard Lane UNLIMITED Nort} Materials and Instruction Phone 446-8770 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star « Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald March 30, 4 | �ye Tk Sch ‘ s and HAROLD DRIVING SCHOOL WILME by State of Illinois ; Licensé el—$7.50 an hr. driving— Behind w classroom free. 529 Main St., Evans_ton. UNiversity 9-4774. IN MY SPANISH TUTOR-CLASSES experienced home, complete fluent, teacher. Adults or children. Call 764- Oehl Camps ROOM BOYS CANADIAN CANOE TRIP August 10-20, ages 13-17 ' A truly fantastic trip. Write or call Doug MacNiel Richard McDonald 446-1039 Rd., 933 Hill Waters. “Winnetka FREE—1967 DIRECTORY OF MIDWEST RESIDENT CAMPS *’ Association of Private Camps 1889 Bosworth Lane Northfield, Illinois 60093 446-3094 N DUDE CR ’ VERNON OAKS DAY CAMP Boys and girls, 5 through 12. Swimming pool, transportation, all sports, -trips, ice skating, languages, tutoring, nurse. AL 6-0365 or WI 5-1750. 2 FISHING CAboys. June, 12 school coaches. and Contractors PURTELL New Inc. Box Factory GENERAL Save By Buying From A Distributor ALL WORK COMPLETELY GUARANTEED ~ 6 p.m., VE 51 5-0262 AAGINATIVE DESIGNS REALISTIC PRICES | Rec. rooms oom. additions Family rooms .itchens Dormers ‘tathrooms Free Estimates Gladly Given Yeal direct with owner—no salesmen Once = is started, completed THOUT DELAY CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CoO. General Contractors SERVICE E OFFER A COMPLETE remodeling or every type of buildin ile Work Vinyl — Ceramic Tile hcrete Work — Waiks, Steps, Footings Repairs ei Roofing and Roof Tuckpointing of Chimneys and Walls Yo matter how large or how small the work, we will be pleased bo figure it. oO. CONSTRUCTI CLAUSEN 22 Green Bay Road, Winnetka HILLcrest 6-2100 B. Clausen Structural Engineer PArk 4-7786. srs. V. Short yhn #y “Vinter Prices Now in Effect SAVE 20% irpentry tchens athrooms L ON cans Additions * Rooms ormers WE DO IT ALL LAUER CONSTRUCTION CO. 777-4570 or 251-1254 or 831-4767 ~ OW NERS HOME ‘AILABLE NOW—THE MANPOWER nd equipment to give you a quality uilt addition or interior remodeling bonded —vork, Free estimates , fully and insured. 20 years’ experience. lorthfield Bldg. and Const. 0 Skokie Northbrook, Blvd. Eve.: yay: 835-3327 - EXCLUSIVE EXPERTS AND < 446-7064 IN REMODELING NEW W ORK Build To Order Waukegan Rd. 4-8009 . 30, 1967 (3 % Ill. BUILDERS Free TILE REPAIRS Estimate Glenview 825-4756 B. Locks Installed TA 5-1078 Bob Viets Custom Carpentry for modernization of kitchens, and bathrooms: Quality custom-built kitchen cabinets, storage units, room dividers and vanities Formica countertops and cabinets GReenleaf 5-1115 2142 Ashland Ave., Evanston 831-4468 ELECTRICAL CARPENTRY PLUMBING ALL ODD JOBS Fast and efficient work at reasonable prices. 17 years experience. Free estimate. CALL GEORGE 274-7901 CERAMIC TILE Gal tam) TO WASH MAINT. FOR HOMES—INDUSTRY Reasonable rates. Northbrook-Glenview Area only. Dale Prill. CR 2-5671. FOR YOUR BEST SPRING CLEANUP maintenance and planning. Now is the time to select your landscaper for the year, Seek the best advice and a free estimate by callihg me Vito DiPinto, ID 2-7698 All Types of Yard Work Reliable, John L. DeMuth Call LE 17-4494 Repaired and Installed NOT Planting OUT UN’ 78636 * FOR BEST LAWN MAINTENANCE, early spring cleaning, sod, evergreens, shrubbery, Any odd job, call Fears Landscaping, 389-0033 CLearbrook PAINTING pering man | Complete Lawn 57 Painting and SPECIALIZE IN CR PAINTING AND WALL WASHI J. M. ECKERT OF INTERIOR AND Estimate OF COURSE. FOR THE AND WALL EXTERIOR FINEST PAI INTERIO EXTERIOR PAINTIN' WASHING, PAPERHANG CALL SCOTTY’S 965-0502. ig AND PAPER HANG 0 YEARS EXPERIENCE. nee ath en interior, : exte GUTTERS CLEANED $10; Gu" cleaned and painted inside $35. ing ; and sng interior and e Mr. Mueller 283-4390 INTERIOR AND EXTER PAINTING AND PAPER FR E ESTIMATES GReenleaf 5- 3048 AND Age DAvis38-1687 EXT. nt LS SMALL JOBS PArk 9-0892. ay TO pa! PAINT ix up, wash up your window walls. Need Help? Call AL Lago, Spec. 6 ROOMS rates Plaster CLEANED, on U * $85 — ~*~ ae. ext. pai repairs. sre insured. Lloyd bereketh cree 130. Interior ON and washing. DAvis 8-924 DENECKE Clean, JOHN WAHLMAN exterior painting, 1620 South va : Boulev: DECORATING SERV Interior and exterior recommended wor' canvas and paper hanging. 729-4 2710 ce Remode Appletree Ln., 272-0464 AUTOMOBILE HUNTING? Very Reasonable a WORK. DEPENDABLE AT, NO JOB TOO SMALL FREE. ESTIMATES 478-0136 N. PADDOCK PROFESSIONAL PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING CRestwood SHO! 2 ing, wall washing, wallpa ony re furniture stripped, call 8846 for estimate. CALL PAINTING SHORE SPECIALTY — YEARS ON NORTH _ Insured. Free estimates. Call ia Serving the North Shore for 45 years. No gamble with your painting or decorating problems if you consult one of our experts: Mr. Hauber AL 1-2959 Mr. Schmidt CR 2-4268 Mr. Eckert AL 1-1199 Main office 5524 Broadway, Chicago. LO. 1-5437 NORTH ; appreciated. THEY ARE THE BEST! DAVID guaranteed. OUTSIDE 25 INT. Who Does Your Decorating? WHY All work Hawkins. Painting and Decorating — TYPES Free PRICES INTERIOR AND EXTERI ALSO PAPERHANGING. the bost for less. Free esti Expert pre Phone 548- 2-2217 Insured es estimates given. YOrktown Insured. Satisfaction guar. 345-5338. EXTERIOR AND INTERIO Service ainting. Ind. attention and needs will e met. Color matching and color continuity as part of the painting. Neat, clean workmanship in. all phases of painting and paper hanging. Fully GIVES} and_ servi and pap STEVENS & SONS DECORA’ Tractor— AIL and WINTER R. Decorating PAINTING _ Interior and exterior painting, Washit paper hanging. European expr., g anteed, pant ee prices. 5-1195 MOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED WEST GARDEN AND HARDWARE Milwaukee Ave. north of Glenview Rd., next to Tollway Bridge. VAnderbilt 4-6146. UNiversity tows C. SWANSON Suggestions Fully insured ROOFING Mower and Service Residential - satisfaction, quality, painting, decorating, “Serving the North Shore for 25 yrs.”’ E. F. BASSING ORchard 5-4030 56 Engstrom. CLIFFORD 4-9423 Gutter and Downspout 1 type piticen | a specialty. Complete Decorating Service _ Skilled workmen Fully imate DA 8-5004 Free or CLEANED ORchard ss380 9-0495 DECORATING. | LIVINGSTON Downspouts GUTTERS AND xterior and interior. 20 years on Guaranteed work. Prices reas. Northern Eagle Roofing Co. WE SCOPELLITI LAURITZ JENSEN AND SONS Try SPENCER DECORATING GENERAL LANDSCAPE FERTILIZing, Top dressing, Seeding, Rolling, Planting, Flower beds and maint. Evergreens, Shrubs and Sod. Finest North Shore refs. Free estimates ID 2-0497. Sodding VE 328-05 Comnpagne Decorating Service 478-595. REPAIRED, PAINTED, COMPLETE roofing and sheet metal service. Fully insured. Free inspection, Free est. WORK COMPLETE LANDSCAPING AND lawn maintainance service. Over 7 yrs. experience serving Chicago and North Shore area ROEMICE RST LANDSCAPING AND ALL TYPES HOME REPAIRS GUARANTEED ANTHONY and Garrett 4-1272. POWER LAWN ROLLING US TAKE THE HUMPS OUT GUTTERS Gardening and Landscape Service—Plants and Shrubs G. M. . LAWN. 8-5280 yrs. on N.S. Interior, Ex GOOD PREPARATI CLEAN, NEAT WORKMANSHIP | SHRUBS PA OF YOUR BEINLICH Work CEMENT WORK, CITY SIDEWALKS —ALSO-Carpenter and Remodeling. Call Acres Concrete 328-0797, 1040 Wesley, Evanston Licensed, bonded and insured REMODELING TREES, BLACK DIRT, DRIVEWAYS, grating, tractor work, rubbish and brush removal, stone. f R 2-0173 Gutters sae 38 LANDSCAPIN . LET han EXTERIOR 1-6344 DAvis QUINLAN—LANDSCAPING A SERvice for particular people. Complete lawn maintenance. Lawns power raked and vacuum cleaned. Local refaopree furnished upon request, 338- JIM AND Av. ALpine Painting, Paper Han ing > MARTINEZ LANDSCAPING Lawns and tree service. Sodding and seeding. Black dirt. Tractor service. Free estimates. Call 537-6232 ROBERT N. LOUTSCH 2333 Glenview Rd., Wilmette CONCRETE CONTRACTOR . Walks, driveways, floors, patios, steps, Porobes and repairs. pine 6-0988 “Call uiiers 8, and after 5.”’ 54 finishing—paper Spencer $12.50 SPRING CLEANUP JOB. COMPLETE maintenance service. Shrubs and evergreens. Phone UN 4-2875. Installed MENEGHELLO CONSTRUCTION CO. All kinds of cement work, porches, steps, stone terrace and patio. Also foundation for room additions. AL 1- LIFE TIME GUARANTEE KITCHEN AND BATH REMODELING Wood 1530 EVERGREEN NURSERY 1, Allegan, Michigan 49010. 1 Additions-remodeling G-Repairs General Construction Work, 433-0790. CONCRETE ALL TY White Joe's Quality Landscaping Carpentry-Siding-Roofing _ Cement-Tuckpointing-Masonry Mike Dragovich 588-6535 CEMENT CONTRACTOR DRIVE: epairs ways, walks, steps, patios, forms. Basement waterproofed. Serving North Shore customers for 47 yrs. yrs. JOSEPH KNEIP ALpine 1-2618 ORchard 3-3174 INSTALL A PORTLAND CEMENT APPLICATION OF CERAMIC TILE IN YOUR TUB AREA FOR $250 Mississippi Walter J. Michaels FEICHTNER Concrete ERNST W. DAISS & SON PAINTING AND DECORA INTERIOR European TOP Ss O IL—HUMUS—SAND—MAnure—gravel—gravel drives—rubbish pep spt te, gt lawn rolling—tree removal—fill dirt-grading. VE 5-1195. JIM BEINLICH, * fon FIREWOOD I Additions-Remodeling-Repairs General Construction Work 433-0790 SAVE $$ GUARANTEED WORK 53 ‘‘We know that you will like us.” INSTRUCTIONS of the COMPLETE CALL THE OLD TIMER FOR BUILDing and maintenance. and repair. Personal service. No job too small reasonable. GReenleaf 5-2624. etc. 864-0059 N. SUBURBAN DECORATORS, INC. Blue Planting, Lawn Work, Sodding, Fertilizing, Trimming, Lawn-Shrub Spraying. Cabinet Shop Be Safe —Locks E. EVERGREENS, PLASTERING Building Maintenance and Repair INTERIOR Route COMPLETE KITCHEN REMODELing. Custom cabs., Formica tops. 736 12th St., Wilmette. 251-5737 or 251-6709. FRED PLANTING Postpaid GENERAL MASONRY Chimney repair. Fireplace rebuilt. Tuckpointing. Glass blocks and concrete work. Ramp Company. Call 2818810. Dawson's 24” oF Fe MINIMUM 2 BEDROOMS Insured. Excellent work tall Colorado sie Pee TIMATES INSURED 17-0737 BEDROOMS $45. Write: ARMINTROUT LARS H. LARSON Remodeling and agen I treat your home like my o Since 1950 Phone 698. 2407. HARRY’S DEAL WITH A RELIABLE FIRM REMODEL WITH a sachin as cl WITH PLASTERING AND PATCHING REMODELING GReenleaf 5-6762 GEORGE AND GEORGE CARPENTERS ee a **Let GeorgeDo It’’ Phone CRestwood 2- 2530 or 1458 PANELING, BSMNT. REC. RM. Acoustical ceils.; floor tile, gen. carpentry and repair. By independent carpenter. Free estimates. 272-8680. REMODELING SEGGER CONSTR. CO. and patching. ALpine 1-3047 ALL TYPES OF REMODELING NO JOB TOO SMALL I NEED WINTER WORK UN 4-2225 CALL Rec. PH. 274-6601 after CONTRACTOR CARPENTRY rooms, additions, repairs, 448-1771. ALSO ONE 18” to Weeping Birch. & FALASCO ceilings CUSTOM CABINETS. FREE EST. Remodeling; additions; new homes Howard’s Cabinet Shop. 272-3829 R.E. HOLGER FREE ESTIMATE lathe 1-7119 Safe EVERYTHING NEW BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL INCLUDING KITCHEN SINK (and stove, refrigerator etc.) STAFF PLUS ONE 7 year om ‘Spruce, 15’’ to 18” tall | Spring Special — be 24’ BROS. 3 Generations on North Shore = Nursery TEN 5 to 7 year old, 15” to Spruce, Pine and Fir mixed. (all properly labelled) ROOMS. REMODELand interior acwen CRestwood 2-2938 SCHNEIDER Metal ALpine 6-5400 BYRON FELTON CONSTRUC. CO. Building and Remodeling Kitchens, Bathrooms, Family Rooms, Additions, Ceramic Tile, Floor Tile Winnetka 446-3268 TRAINED 724-9704. PAINTING PArk 4-2614 BEST PRICES NOW ALL-RITE HOME PRODS., INC. Free Estimates UN 4-2224, BR 3-3370 ‘DOES THE ENTIRE JOB ny HI Glenview. PLASTERING & CO. Northfield TILING Rd. FULLY LE. Send to a farmer friend for game habitat,—or— Order a package to enhance your own yard. Carpentry, Cabinet Making Construction 84 Waukegan RECREATION ING. Exterior Henry Dier ~QUALITY REMODELING Di stributors Let Armintrout Evergreen your public relations man. BILL HESKETH KITCHEN CABINETS- VANITIES COMPLETE WOOD AND FORMICA KITCHENS OUR 1328 Thorough rene A Farmer Friend Package REMODELING GLENVIEW RECHTORIS COMPLETE REMODELING, NEW homes, additions, kit., baths, tile work, roof repairs, concrete work. QUALITY CONSTRUCTION CO. FREE ESTIMATES CRestwood 2-4429 ‘Kitchen Salon Direct BATHROOM PLASTERING BJORNSON SPECIALIZING IN FINE Residential Painting and De ‘ora INTERIOR Paintin fe Paper anging Masonry “SPECIAL Floor and Wall Tiling 774-2407 ROOM ADDITIONS—REC. ROOMS CUSTOM KITCHEN REMODELING ‘SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY WORK FREE ESTIMATE 272-7951 and Shrubs S p ry RTS M AN S AUGUST G. KUNZ CARPENTRY | Formica countertops, cabinets, shelves, family rooms, porches, and room additions. Insured. UNiversity 4-9212 2309 GREY AVE. WORK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Rec. rooms, kitchen remodeling, room additions, repairs, homes built to order. 15 years on the North Shore. No salesmen’s commissions to pay. Deal direct with carpenter and save. 438-8329 for free estimate. DEAL WITH PEOPLE YOU KNOW! Kit., bathroom additions. All types cement and repairs. No job to small DEACON CONSTRUCTION CO. 328-2911 AL 6-3033 475-5374 EDWARD Rh mad sori ry Leaky Basements Bldg. of all Descriptions Insured Emil J. Birkenheier UNiversity 4-7722 IMPROVEMENTS TUCKPOINTING — STUCCO — REPAIR AL 143372 R.W. Linster or PA 4-0840 Serving the North Shore for 23 years. MAINTENANCE— EXTERIOR Builders HOME i. Bldg. Cleaning GARAGES ROOMS SPECIALIZE IN GOOD FREE ESTIMATES 2-1893 Service—Plants TUCKPOINTING John H. Lindenberger back riding, Western living, horse cook outs. Swim, dance, have a ball. prorecreational ‘Educational and gram. 6 years and up. Registration deadline May Ist. Call FL 8-4429. + HOME en ECREATION WE RANCH ANADIAN (QUETICO) ; noe trip. High School -days. Guides are high Call CL 5-6298. & Bobart COMPLETE , SUMMER O. SCHULZ Repair Palethie,ont bescnn= 57 ae. POSES and Landscape Building Maintenance and GENERAL CONTRACTOR Expert workmanship and smart styl. ing. New homes, new kitchens, remodeling and additions. Free sketches and estimates. DAvis 8-1949. ,.4693 after 11 a.m. 3 51 Builders and Contractors lnstraction A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn : to Classification #200 — in this Paper! 2-5753 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classified — . �58 Roofing IF YOU and mare Cedar A 695 Siding ROOF patametetnane TREATING SERV. asphalt shingles, repaired, or é ene or replaced. Flat decks coat: or recovered. Chimneys __ tuckted. Gutters painted and meshed. — 59 Tree Trimming _ WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING ORDERS for dormant tree spraying and repairs of trees - damage. and shrubs . Call our tree man CHALET g se LAKE due for to NEED NOT Repair—Install Plant. Over BE EXPENSIVE Carpets. Home _ or 31 yrs. exp. Free Associated & estimates. WILMETTE COMPETENT Association and International Shade Tree Conference Road PArk 4-1300 ’ THOMAS J. LYNCH TREE SURGEONS TRIMMING, SPRAYING, FEEDING, _ tree surgery, modern equipment, ined operators. Our 51 years of Sos oxigen in treating North Shore trees is available by phoning. Mem- bers National Arborist Association & National Shade Tree Organization. Hillcrest 6-4380 VErnon 5-0514 ~H. A. Morrison, TREE Feeding, Power stump removal. ALpine 1-0945 DAVEY COMPLETE TREE CARE SERVICE Accurate diagnosis of tree troubles. Dutch Elm disease control sprays - arranged now. Phone 437-4080. MAINTENANCE— INTERIOR WOODCRAFT Between SHOP UNiversity 4-6462 Davis and Church ALL CARPENTRY WORK ,_ PORCHES, ROOM ments. Call Fred ADDITIONS, at 338-8355. Electrical 3748 75 OWNERS SLIPCOVER SALE ELEC. WORK bl floors. Dura atest - light or Custom Seal finishes, in the dark colors. Parquet _ floors installed, imported or domestic. Our 35th year. Free estimate. Anderson— Ross Floors, Inc. 3865-71 _ Milwaukee Ave. AVenue 3-3800. 9x and finished. materials. FLOOR Quality For dependable Call 766-2965. SANDING AND work REFINISHING in the finish of your choice Dark floors are our specialty Free estimate Bob’s Floor Co. CRestwood HENSCHEL Sanding 2-2699 FLOORING CO. and Refinish. Try our guaran- : olyurethane Finish. Ceramic wall and floor tile installed. Glenview area 20 yrs. PArk 4-1395. HEIGHTS FLOOR SERVICE Tile, wood floors. Machine scrubbed, waxed, buffed. Home or office. Reasonable. 67. Free . estimate. Home 255-1131. WALL “s SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES DAvis 8-3247 HOUSE vice. Wall washing, carpet cleaning, floors, scrubbing and waxed. Low a Guaranteed satisfaction. UN 4- ~The L&S Service 477-0726 Woes WALL - Interior and SEWORK. en WASHING AND GEN. Also any it sadly of work. exterior paintin Bill's Cleanup Service CARPET CLEANING FLOORS CLEANED AND WAXED Ark 4-0749 24 Hr. Answering Service TH ee CLEANING SERVICE Windows, Floors Cleaning pe Painting Basements Call 274-4761 after 6 p.m. WE CLEAN AND - Reasonable price — Classified GARAGES BASEMENTS. 456-1939 AND RUSH SEATS INSTALLED. BIX STRIPS ANYTHING HECTOR”: CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY REPAIRING AND CANING 272-7328 Free Estimates 76 Household Appliance Service and Repair SEWING MACHINES—ALL MAKES repair, bought, electrify, sold. New and used at low cost. Guar. work. Free pickup. Skowron Agency, Millen Hardware, AL 1-3060 or 736-1670 eves. EMPLOYMENT 98 SER- Furniture SALAD BOWL OR GRAND PIANO YOU NAME IT-BIX STRIPS IT 1024 Emerson, Evanston 864-3878 WASHING CLEANING UP UN 4-6600. Service ACE WALLACE ; CANE and service House Situations Wanted—Students “WANTED: SUMMER POSITION AS dental assistant by high school senior with good training and exp. Best references. 835-1240. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NEEDS part-time factory job, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Call 869-7146 after 5 p.m. 100 DOMESTICS LIVE-IN Scottish 22, Mother’s Helper English 22, Mother’s Helper English 18, Mother’s Helper English 64, Housekeeper Plus many others including couples. GUARANTEED PLAN Replacemnet with no additional Milford Agency fee if you are _ not completely satisfied. Call for information N 9-7900 MILFORD OVERSEAS SERVICE 708 Church St. Evanston I AM LOOKING FOR A _ LIVE-IN position with an adult family who Pays good wages and appreciates a gal that is very neat, clean, honest, reliable and dependable and enjoys pote mn J house. A very good plain cook. Last live-in position 5 yrs. No teenagers or little children, adults only. Work in Glencoe to Chicago. Call DAvis 8-4044. After 6 P.M. MAIDS—-GENERAL—COUPLES Lindgren Emp. Agency 811 Situations Wanted—Women Business and Professional COLLEGE GIRL WANTS SUMMER job. Light typing, filing, answering phone; would like to learn switchboard; available June 12. Home cones Fri., Sat. this week only. DA BEAUTY OPERATOR will take hospital and house appointments for all pemey work. N 8 EXPERIENCED TYPIST Will do typing at home. Pick up and deliver if necessary. Phone 272-8680. Elm St., Winnetka I WILL PICK ironing, Hillcrest and WOMAN DESIRES DAY WORK, 3 days a week. References. DA 8-5987 after 6 p.m. Wanted— Baby Sitting WEEK END SUMMER GIRL: FRI. Sat., Sun.; $15. Help with three children, ages 6, 4, and 9 mo. For information call 251-6683. 103 WANTS $1.00 an TO BABY hour. Mrs. Situations Wanted—Men Business and Professional ORGANIST—CLERGYMAN (LUTH) AVAILABLE FOR COMBINATION music-preaching position. Member Royal School of music, London. Write A-898 Box 60, Wilmette, Illinois. TAYLOR TREE EXPERT RUBBISH HAULING GR 5-9670 EVANSTON, ILL. COLLEGE STUDENT, 3RD YEAR engineering, seeking summer employment starting June 5th. DAvis 8-8670 LIGHT ‘HAULING, NIGHT OR DAY furniture, luggage, appliances; also basements cleaned, window washing and odd jobs. Reas. 869-0325. 104 Situations Wanted—Men Household GENERAL HOUSECLEANING; WINDOW WASHING 662-5281 Welcome . STAT. TYPIST. A POSITION IS NOW AVAILABLE for the typist who enjoys the challenge of manuscript and report typing Liberal benefit program includes weeks paid vacation and_ tuitio reduction. 1812 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Chicago Av. Evansto An Equal Opportunity Employer LIBRARY CLERK LOCAL LIBRARY WILL TRAIN girl to be an assistant librarian, experience FREE 274-8100 employer or office Ne skills needed. SERVICE DAvis 8-688 LEWIS EMPLOYMENT Orrington STAFF POSITIONS AVAILABLE TO REGISTERED nurses who are able to work full or part-time hours on evening (3 to 11:30 p.m.) or nights (11 p.m. to 7:15 a.m.) shifts. Will consider any combination of hours. Starting salary range $3.23 to $3.46; In-Charge differential: 20c per hour additional. Vacation, sick leave, holiday pay, hospitalization and medical discounts available to those who work 20 hours or more per week. Progressive In-Service and Staff Development programs. Close to all transp. Free parking available on hospital grounds. EXPERIENCED GIRL WOULD LIKE day work: 864-8193 after 5 p.m. WOMAN 272-0509. Applicants FULL OR PART-TIME EVENINGS AND NIGHTS EXPERIENCED LADY DESIRES cleaning or ironing by the day. North Shore reference. HU 17-0312 MATURE sit. Call Wood AVE. EVANSTO) 864-6050, ext. 220 NURSES-REG. EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS ironing and baby sitting Monday, Friday and every other Saturday. Good references. DAvis 8-7297. BABY SITTING WANTED: WEEKend/eves. Mature woman with car $1.25 per hour. Phone WI 5-5056 Bee. All Qualified 1618 IRONING CHILD CARE FOR VACATIONERS. Wk. end ~»proxying. Eve. sittings. Future bookings. Complete charge. AL 1-1726. If out call again. 2020 typing Personnel Department Howard Street An equal opportunity 6-1047 BABY SITTING—YOUR HOME Hour, day, week-vacation. 24 hour service. We Sit Better Baby Sitting Inc. Call 869-0022. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. UP AND DELIVER all handwork. Situations MINIMUM OF 23 HRS. PER WEEK I any combination mutually agreeable between 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monda through Friday. Many benefits in. cluded. 55-65 wpm. Free insurance, paid holidays, excellent transportation, free parking lot, company cafeteria, paid vacation, outstanding pension plan, lovely new building on Howard Street, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. 1771 Part-time Clerk Typists Biller Typists Insurance Company needs experienced transcribers with $1.25 PER HR. PICKUP AND Delivery. References, 724-0562. 102 Permanent, Professional |-2 years experience, Inc. 6301 Lincoln Av. Morton Grove 965-4700 69G An Equal Opportunity Employer DICTAPHONE OPERATORS Call days 869-6631 2-3273 EXPERTS IN ALL TYPES OF FURNIture refinishing, repairing and reupholstering. 1,001 fabrics. Free est. 1328 Sherman, Evanston. 864-8983. MATTSON FLOOR SERVICE 12 room $19.50 complete. Sanded, sealed CRestwood SAGGING FURNITURE REPAIRED . right in your home with sagproof steel webbing. Expert furn. repairing and uvholsterv. Call anytime. ART-KRAFT CO. DA 8-0446 y Floor Refinishing and Covering RESTORE THE HIDDEN BEAUTY OF EUROPEAN UPHOLSTERING Draperies — Slip Covers R. J. McFAUL Road SUBURBAN TRANSIT SERVICE, INC DAY WORKERS EXPERT UPHOLSTERING AND REpairing, sofa and chair, springs repaired in your home. Free estimates, 1419 Sherman Ave. Evanston. UN 4-4890 or GR 5-8385 evenings. BOTTOMS ew circuit—Outlets—Dryer and range eee ae Amp. Service—elec. heat. YOrktown 5-2754 _ and REUPH. SOFA—$39 PLUS FABRIC; chair—$19 plus fabric; SECTIONAL— $24 ea. lus fabric. COMPANION SALE—CUSTOM FABRIC SLIPCOVERS—Chair—$12, , wus fabric; Sofa— $22 plus fabric. rice Drapery Sale. hited y guar. CREE estimates, Terms ava CHESTERFIELD INTERIORS Div. of Chesterfield Upholstery Inc. CALL 677-6350 1623 Techny REA. RATES—LICENSED—INSURED NORTH Baxter Laboratories, Wanted—Women Business Professional Excellent opportunity for growth wit our expanding hospital med supply firm. Comprehensive bene program. WINDOW, WALL WASHING AND interior and exterior painting, gen. housework. Also any nye of work, storms removed. 477-0726 Help and NEWLY CREATED POSITION IN OUR Inventory Control Department for ay individual with light typing. Should have some bookkeeping and/or i ventory control experience for thi challenging and diversified position. WALLS AND WINDOWS WASHED; screens removed, storms put up; painting; . gutters cleaned; general home maint. Reas. DA 8-0361, Bill. 107. Help Wanted—Women Inventory Control, HOUSEMAN AND RELATED GENER. al mechanics. Have tools, 20 yrs. experience. References. Phone 4468195 after 8:30 p.m. (Winnetka). Call Miss Armstrong MO 4-6656 RENT REUPHOLSTERY Service Wanted—Women Household WITH Convenient bus transportation and excellent North Shore references are now available for immediate placement. JOHNSON EQUIPMENT CO. Oakton St., Skokie, OR 5-7400 Upholstering, Repairing Refinishing DAYS A References SUPERIOR CARPETS EXPERTLY CLEANED IN the home. Ready for use the same day. Call for estimates after 5:30 p.m. Morgan Janitor Service 869-7956. BASE- Electrician Specializing HOME Situations 2 OR 3 869-4039. DAY WORKERS VETERANS | FURNITURE SERVICE ntry—Cabinet Work—Repairs aterial for Home Craftsmen 1636 Maple Ave. 101 Cleaners FOR DALE’S STUDENT SERVICE INC. An agency w/students and nonstudents og any type work. Top Refs. DAvis 8-8841 GReenleaf 5-0743. RUG SHAMPOOING, FLOOR SCRUBbing, scrubbing and polishing. Wall washing. Window washing. Painting. Call 662-0422 WOMAN WANTS week work, call furnished. . 107. Business WANTED—TYPING, PROOFREADING or other mail-order work to do at home. Experienced. Phone 253-8653. TRIER township ALpine 1-5697 SHAMPOOERS Wanted—Men Household WALL WASHING, PAINTING BASEments, attics and Garages. Clean all types of floors. For free estimate call Don Rice 864-8846 SHAMPOOERS AND FLOOR POLISHers for rent. ACE RENTAL 8910 Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 M.G. Removal. a - HOME Serving the NEW Free Estimates Arborist SPECIALISTS - Spraying, Trimming, Furniture 44, Situations WOMAN DESIRES WORK AS A COMpanion—nurse, Evanston preferred, to go. Call evenings. 262-1358. SERVICEMASTER RALPH SYNNESTVEDT & ASSOCIATES, INC. Member of National Arborist - 3602 Glenview a, 104, Professional EXPERIENCED TYPIST WILL DO TYPING AT HOME, HAVE IBM ELEC. TYPEWRITER PARK 4-3834. CARPET, FURNITURE, WALL AND floor cleaning professionally done. EXPERIENCE LICENSED IN Rug and Upholstery Cleaning and NURSE EXP. OVER 20 YRS. IN priv. duty. Specialize in infants, will care for children during parents — Exe. rec. refs. Avail. 9$74- Protessional Rug Cleaning NURSERY — 3 72 Situations Wanted—Women Business Plumbing CALL ULLRICH THE PLUMBER FOR leaky faucets, toilets, stopped up sinks, drains and electric sewer rodding. Estimates on remodeling wk. Water heaters. ROgers Park 4-0296. “Over 75 years of satisfied service” storm a foine 6-0561 : 70 a quotation. A 100 5 ROOMS WASHED APPROX. $70. Windows washed and polished. Small oat pees jobs. DAvis 8- 7 after 7:30 p Tile—Slate—Asphalt _ FLAT DECKS and cai _ GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS _ _ ALL WORK GUARANTEED E. F. Bassing ORchard 5-4030 Home Service RUG SHAMPOOING, FLOOR STRIPping, scrubbing and polishing. Wall washing. Window washing. Painting. Call 662-0422 APPLY PERSONNEL EVANSTON 2650 Ridge DEPARTMENT HOSPITAL Av. 492-4600: Key Punch Operators Alpha and Numeric Positions open for experienced Key Punch Operators and for girls who have completed their IBM training. WE OFFER MAJOR COMPANY BENEFITS ABOVE AVERAGE STARTING SALARIES AND CONVENIENT WORKING HOURS 8:15 A.M. TO 4:15 P.M. EXCELLENT EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS ON ALL OUR PRODUCTS Call or Come in and discuss your future opportunity with us. EAR. MOORE 7230 N. Caldwell 774-6600 AN EQUAL ACO: Niles or 647-7950 OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald March ro ee? 30, 1967 Sis = �0 Mele Wanted—Women 107 Help Wanted—Women Business Business and Professional CLERK TYPIST CUSTOMER needs a detail typing ability. White Collar Girls ACCOUNTING MACHINE OPERATOR’ CIRCULAR CLERK Call Mrs. Crocker 869-7234 ~ BONUS Office EDUCATIONAL Only PUBLISHERS 7, 1967. The COPYWRITER Now Evanston chat with or call . . . Jeanne Nash... You'll like her... Moving FOR OPENINGS IMMEDIATE and area stenos in North Suburban Loop. Full shift or part-time. Long or short term assignments. TYPISTS North TASK FORCE Lunch: Room Excellent Employer suburbs to $475 MAKE TO WOMAN EXPERIENCED sandwiches and assist in serving food organional of Internat to employees 8:30 to Hours, cooking. No ization, fringe Liberal week. day 4:45. benefits. Rotary International DAvis teres sererene Assistant science editor Purchasing assistant. Some exp. Key punch, train or expd Clerical, no typing, many Straight switchboard Bank tellers, train or expd. Receptionist, no typing 100% public contact, no typing Reservations trainee, no typing Bookkeeper, train for Mgr. N.C.R. 3300 bkprs, train or exp Accounts payable or receivable Payroll clerks Accounting trainees WORK 475-3500 Room 308 Old Orchard Prof. Bldg.- 677-5130 Room 512 IN OLD ORCHARD ; Secretaries, typists, receptionists bookkeepers, general office. 24 Hr. Ans. Serv. 332-5210 SERVICE OLD SUITE ORCHARD, SKOKIE 226 IN THE NEW Westmoreland NEEDS an intelligent person who enjoys public contact and has the ability to deal with people. We will train you to interview, test and place job applicants. LEWIS EMPLOYMENT 1618 Orrington SERVICE DAvis Evanston to opportunity 8-6880 ORchard 9-1 142 and 1737 4 HOWARD Bn lee in bank tenant lot. 2-1142 — INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK Light typing and good figure a wi qualify you for this very : tive position. see ' BETTER THAN AVER. SAL. | MAJOR CO. BENEFITS ‘ to learn a to E. R. Moore SECRETARY to 7230 $600 Branch sales office of large internationally known firm will pay top salary for younger applicant with good skills. Many benefits. No fee. Some $350 Machine—to $6,500 Small firm engaged in special contracting has combination NCR and hand bookkeeping position. Auto helpful. Good hours conditions. No fee. and working fee. Street, LEGAL OFFICE Small firm engaged in social service work will train girl with typing ability for an interesting assignment. $400. 9-5 5 days. Good vacation benefits. No fee. plus writing experience Some gree necessary. Good with many benefits. Work pany catalog and other Rare local position. 9-5 5 fee. Avenue, CALL DA 8-717] BLDG. 515 OR TRAINEE Evanston Small law office will train girl to assist criminal lawyers in interesting legal work. Fair skills. No legal experience necessary. 9-5 5 days. No fee. ADVERTISING AGENCY North Suburbs to $400 COPYWRITER Evanston—$50 SECRETARY Sherman Evanston and depotential on comduties. days. No NILES Small branch advertising agency owned by nationally known firm needs two girls for a variety of office duties. Some college. Typing can be 35 wpm. Good spot for bright girl without a great deal of experience. No fee. OR 5-2300 7925 N. LINCOLN SKOKIE, ILL. _ 5 sed 774-6600 OR 647-7950 _ WORK AT SCHOOL WE HAVE OPENINGS IN SEV: educational BOOKKEEPER—SKOKIE Co. — N. CALDWELL institutions, most any s involving — or combination of you may sess: secretarial, | emg fice, typing, public hen again there is some one skil c con of these features, tuition redu week paid vacation, merit increases. — LIFF EMPLOYMENT cnnvilge No Fee. Hours 9-5 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., = Evan publishing sec'y 9-5 hrs. LOCAL PUBLISHER IS for a receptionist—sec’y. no steno needed. Sma $450. Free. spina ba 3 brownlie personnel 708 Church St., Evanston 328-3400 GENERAL OFFICE PU firm, typing, IBM electric, some take detail. pride Must in work. be accurate as Secretary - Steno. Accurate IBM. executive, handle some spondence on own. Filing, some ust be neat and respouaieas HOSPITAL TOPICS 2737 W. Petersen, Chicago 5 he ED 4-4166 SECRETARY FOR NORTHBROOK HOME BUI Bright, modern air conditioned adjacent to bus. _ Interesting diversified work. Part-time or time. 272-8600. ~ BURGER FULL OR KING PART-TIME Start $1.75 per hr. 1834 Waukegan Rd. 8-0100 March 30, 1967 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * ST. AT THE: “1.” in he =. : HORE BANK BUILDING AMbassador Evanston $390 Two younger girls will be trained for an interesting non-typing position in Fountain Sq. office. 17-25. No experience needed. Good hours. IST NATIONAL BANK EVANSTON, ROOM Bldg. At North End of West Parking Lot R SALES TRAINEES Evanston No others. Home economist for editorial PERSONNEL INTERVIE Inc. Evanston 1609 Sherman *299-4495 Assistant eeeet IMPORTANT OUR EMPLOYMENT skill. Company will train completely, woman for accounts receivable operation. No fee. SECRETARY Assist superintendent of large school district with teacher recruitment problems. Electric typing. No shorthand. Good benefits. No fee. reese To qualify tell us by letter, postcard, phone or attache coupon, name, phone of person you sponsor, before that person comes in to offices listed below. She may bring in your letter, card or coupon. BOOKKEEPING MACHINE EXPERIENCED SCHOOL KEYPUNCH OPERATORS COMP. OPERATORS Glenview—$390 e eee and "A Nice Place to Work" Davis Small firm moving to Glenview in two weeks, desires girl for their front desk position. Younger with some typing. 9-5 5 days. Modern offices with good benefits. No fee. Help Golf Mill Professional a 202, Niles Hours: 9 to 5 daily to eeseesreeseereeeseeseseeee ee NORTH SHORE'S ORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE TRAIN RECEPTIONIST STENOS CLERKS, Some college. Creative ability and light typing will qualify right girl for this interesting spot in this local company copywriting department. No fee. Cee Niles Secretary, no steno Dictaphone secy Help Sales Mgr. Write and type own letters Learn insurance, exc. future Receptionist, plush offices Dictaphone secy trainee 1 girl ofc., no dictation Export trainee Type, answer phones, gen’l ofc. Gen’'l office, big variety Customer service trainee Personnel reception, typist PERSONNEL TRAINEE PRESSER GENERAL 869-7234 of Office $450 Grove, SKOKIE TRAINEE to eee ee a nn D Secy to President Secy, run 1 girl ofc. Public Relations sec Secy to Marketing Mgr. Secy to Gen’l Mgr. Secy, learn personnel Secy to Sales Dir. Purchasing ass’t, secy Real estate secy Secy to Ass’t Treasurer Light steno, dictaphone F Jr. secy, good skills, no exp. yy West to $500 Meee TEMPORARY NEEDED. PERMANENT 5 DAY, 3742 hr. week. Uniforms and meal furnished. Apply in person Presbyterian Home, 3131 Simpson St., Evanston. Or call 492-2906 EXECUTIVE DICTAPHONE SECRETARY Evanston e ee Lifesavers, PERSONNEL OFFICE 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays (Evening and Saturday Interviews by appointment) LAUNDRY $40 STIVERS APPLY CLERICAL Adaptables All Types Excellent starting salaries — Rapid progress, free uniforms low priced cafeteria with free milk and coffee at lunch — spotlessly clean, uncrowded work areas — no layoffs in our history — plus the most liberal of fringe benefits. NORTH SHORE'S OLDEST WHITE COLLAR GIRL PLACEMENT SERVICE Local firm desires an experienced girl to assist their V.P. in advertising. Electric type. Younger or mature. Good potential here. 9-5. No fee. Join in and STATISTICAL CLERK Opportunity eee al Highland Park, _ ce Northbrook, Glenview, Skokie, ee pew Loop FREE POSITIONS in Evanston, Wilmette Northfield, $40 paid to anyone referring office workers who have not worked for us for 2 yrs. and are hired and work 40 hrs. within 30 days from the time they go on our payroll. $40 paid 2 weeks after required hours worked. Offer does not apply to night, student, teacher temporaries. CLIP THIS COUPON TODAY!!! Her Phone My Name My Phone FOR MARKETING RESEARCH DEPT. Must be interested in math and have high degree of accuracy in working with figu res. 100% — Experienced Skilled Office Workers LAB ASSISTANT WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR HIGH school graduates or people with one or two years training in chemistry or biology. On-the-job training in interesting assignments in Pharmaceutical Research, Equal Outside Chicago’s Sponsor of BOULEVARD Bonus offer terminates April ~ EARN SECRETARY An SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR DAY OR NIGHT WORK. HOURS TO SUIT. CALL DAvis 8-8187 or ORchard 6-3050. Stenographer Typist Trans. Mach. Oper. Keypunch Oper. Comp. Oper. Who completes | 20 hours work for us ... It's that simple . . . See for yourself... variety _(2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) 1900 E. Lake Av., Glenview An Equal Opportunity Employer To Any Qualified a Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway ORchard 3-3200 Skokie SCOTT FORESMAN iS 3 Introductory handle The Oldest Employment Service ANYONE YOUNG WOMEN WITH SOME OFfice experience. Good typing essential —light shorthand helpful. for appointment 729-3000 to MARQUAR Office Workers Husbands and Wives CLERK TYPIST MUST HAVE GOOD TYPING SKILL and ability assignments. Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional TEMP. Has Openings for Women in the Following Areas: PROMOTION DEPARTMENT WILL train beginner to fill requests for circulars. High school graduate. Suite 22| 1600 Ridge CLERK PROMOTION DEPARTMENT NEEDS a high school graduate to operate business machine and perform utility duties. as needed, Will train. 708 Church Street Room good HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE TO WORK in the IBM bookkeeping department. Bookkeeping experience desirable. Office Also with IBM BOOKKEEPER EVANSTON Come girl ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT NEEDS detail minded girl to sort, balance and process daily sales. Will work with IBM cards. Opening Of Its =, minded MANUFACTURING RESEARCH DEpartment needs high school graduates. Prefer 2 years office experience. Will vassist with production schedules, preiscellapare specifications and do clerical work as_ assigned. neous Typing required. Announces The Evanston DEPARTMENT PRODUCTION RECORD CLERKS OF AMERICA - SERVICE Professional G. D. Searle & Co. ART SECTION OF EDITORIAL DEpartment is looking for a high school graduate with good skills to handle correspondence involved in securing picture permissions. Will also handle reception for department. Temporary Dtfice Help 107. : Help Wanted—Women Business and PICTURE PERMISSIONS ASSISTANT he New Standard bf Excellence - 107. and Professional Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland G Classified — ec �ete 107 ~ : Business and Professional ¢ %e Pe Nae ss 107, Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Business PART-TIME For Your ~ MORTON - ABOVE SUN DRUGS AT AUSTIN PREFERRED - Business NORTHWEST 5347 W. DEVON Will Be SECRETARY id V.P. SP 4-2828 NORTHBROOK $550 in sales for top firm. offices. 3 raises a _ vacation in 1967; profit sharing. -RSONNEL OLD ORCHARD $450 chance to train for exciting . Much public contact; 35 hours. l OFF. WILMETTE $500 : You love this busy sales office. Brand new bidg.; great boss, 9-5. og BEEN. Girl public on EVANSTON, $475 Friday, some _ dictaphone, relations duties, E ART? will meet salesman. No NORTHFIELD on the ON visitors, typing. yout. Top firm, potential. design FOR ‘MARKETING, DEERFIELD, $390 _ Learn to _ newly be Girl Friday. DISPATCHER, EVANSTON, $400 happy, aid Business field men, ORCHARD—PHONE $400 contact girl for salesmen travel. Not necessary to type, congenial, handle people well. just who 5 be ING., NORTHBROOK, $475 utiful off., interesting job 9-5. RECEPTION, NORTHBROOK, ront desk AUTO greeter, learn $380 switchbd, SHOWROOM, WINNETKA $400 hone, varied duties; 9 to 5 “FORD” Please EMPLOYMENT 1612 Chicago UN 9-9510 Service ARE YOU READY TO LEAVE THE steno pool or general office and work as a secretary. We have. several immediate openings for personal secretaries to our middle managers. ' Must have good shorthand and typing skills and enjoy responsibility and variety. Don’t hesitate and miss the opportunity to join a progressive and dynamic company. AMERICAN 2100 PHOTOCOPY Dempster UN 9-9000 LIBRARY CLERK TO Above FULL AND average _ openings 4 on all PART—TIME. salary. shifts. No Immediate experience ary. Full pay while training. Uniforms and meals furnished. Paid _ family hospitalization, life insurance and vacation. Apply: Howard Johnson's Restaurant ‘Plaza. Del Lago, Sheridan and Westerse ld Drive, Wilmette or~- call Miss _ Cassidy 251-9631. for eg E S FIRM NEEDS TYPISTS their advertising and _ public depts. They will be helping their trade shows and seminars. aep riayg | and varied. Wonderful benefits. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Chicago Av. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer Would you like to work in a COUNTRY CLUB We have an opening as BOOKKEEPER ‘| With LIGHT TYPING Age. open Salary open - public relations RBAN ASSIST WITH GENERAL LIbrary duties. Should have good typing. Our liberal benefit program includes 3 weeks paid vacation and _ tuition reduction. 1812 Free. CLIFF Employment service No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston FOSTER PARENTS ILLINOIS CHILDREN’S HOME AND Aid Society needs foster parents to care for babies and children. Agency pase for complete care. Call Homeinding, WH 4-3313. NURSE NO AIDES _ Begin a career now in the interesting area of hospital work. Instruction in nursing procedure will be given to enable you to perform proper patient care. Applicants - should be able to work rotating hours and days. Two _ years of high school required. Excellent employee ben_ efits including Prudential Life Insurance and Blue CrossBlue Shield health plan. Two weeks paid vacation and sick time. Nurse aide program begins April 17. Apply _ now in the personnel office from 8:30 to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. - 2650 Ridge Ave., Evanston PLAN 492-4600 call Mrs. Hall, 475-7900, an appointment. Washington 1630 Evanston BR: 3-2155 Equal Avenue AFTER GRADUATION you Look over the field and find that one best place for you. Fees are paid by the employer. Lire. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee Hours 9 to 5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston Reception Trainee GUIDANCE CLINIC PSYCHIATRISTS, SOCIAL WORKERS and volunteers work hand-in-hand to help troubled folks. You'll welcome people into waiting room, answer questions, set appts., type-up notes. NO college or special background req’d. They’ll train ou at $415. FREE, IVY. 4770 N. LINCOLN BR 50400. 7247 W. TOUHY, SP 4-8585. RECEPTION You'll sit in beautifully decorated front office of this famous suburban firm. All callers and visitors stop at your desk and you'll direct them to proper depts., or have them wait until someone can see them. Req’s are light typing and good personality for public contact. $433 mo. to start. Free. MISS PAGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 SWITCHBOARD-CASHIER Automobile agency will train the right young girl for switchboard and general office work. If you enjoy detail work and meeting the public, you will enjoy this job. Pleasant 4 girl office. Public contact, Light typing. 5 day week, 9:30 to 6., No Saturdays. fanny call Miss Joy for appt. ALpine 0. FOLEY MOTOR SALES 425 Greenbay Road Wilmette. RIGHT Evanston Phone BANK TELLERS EXPERIENCED PREFERRED WILL train right girl. Opportunity for advancement. Excellent starting salary. FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK Glenview PA 4-9000 RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST Deerfield High School needs a woman for interesting, demanding job. Pleasant surroundings, fringe benefits. Hours 8 to 4:15. Year around job. Call Mrs. Abrahamson, 945-5440. EXPERIENCE. NECESSARY FOR packaging. Full time days. Starting range $1.60 hr. No. 6 hh rig os bus 12 blk. from plant. Apply 2423 Main St., Evanston, east of McCormick. FLORIST ASSISTANT DAY WEEK. MORE AT HOLIDAY ame Write A-921, Box 60, Wilmette, COLLEGE STUDENTS FOR SUMMER employment. Private club. Highland Park. General office; receptionist; waitresses. Full time; good salary; pleasant surroundings, 433-1131. SERVICE 1718 Sherma GR 5-433] 3200 Dempste Lutheran Gen. Hospital 827-1108 SECRETARY Ave. Evanston 869-2580 ext. 416 Equal Opportunity Employer MATURE EXPERIENCED SECRE tary. Able _to organize, assume re sponsibility maintain careful follo through and meet the public wi ease. Must have good typing, shor hand preferred. Liberal benefit pro Sram includes 3 week vacation and tuition reduction. 1812 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Chicago Ave. Evanston) An Equal Opportunity Employer IF YOU DON'T Ridge LOOK CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 616 Church St. Evanston RECEPTIONIST receptionist $350 up Small office in Evanston needs girl for their front desk. Lots of variety here, involving phones, light typing and ‘‘hello girl’’ duties. NO FEE. Ask for Job No. 4597 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466 N.S. FIRM NEEDS FRONT DESK receptionist. Must. be attractive, enjo and meet people well. Typing needed. Fun and responsible job. Free. brownlie personnel WE 708 Church St. Evanston 328-3400 ARE NOW TAKING APPLICA- tions for full and part-time sales and cashiers. Apply in person: SECY. THE PROJECT DIRECTOR OF AN Evanston Medical Association needs a secretary. No previous medical experience required. 9-5. FREE. LEWIS SERVICE DAvis TYPE AT THIS THIS POSITION AS BID CORRESpondent with a large local concern ha you on the phone a good share of the time discussing prices and such wit clients. A pleasant telephone manner and some figure aptitude are assets. Training is available. To $425. ‘“‘An Equal Opportunity Employer’’ 1200 Central Av. EMPLOYMENT Orrington GIRL TEMPORARY Employer CLERICAL POSITIONS NOW OPEN 7 AT THE WILMETTE STATE BANK Contact Mr. Gooding or Mr. Murphy 1618 - 475-7900 Opportunity MEDICAL pay Immediate Work Near Home Or Loop On Days Or Weeks You Want Phone AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION An 5 Days $25, $50, $75 BONUS Opposite Excellent opportunity for personable young woman for position as receptionist-switchboard operator at corporation’s executive oftices in Evanston. Assignment involvés operating PBX switchboard, greeting customers and visitors and light typing and clerical duties. High school graduate, pleasant speaking voice and neat appearance. 1740 First Des Plaines National RECEPTIONISTSwitchboard Operator COME IN TODAY AND LET OUR counselors describe opportunities ween will be available for you in une. NO Chicago An NOW We cam set up open interviews for right now with many companies. for (2 CLERKS MACHINE OPR With Division any week day after school or NEED $40 FREE ° HIGHEST RATES ing positions. For 545 HOSPITAL No need to worry about lack of business training, as our oersonnel counselors will assist you in matching your skills with one of our many interestPersonnel Professional PART TIME WE TYPISTS STENOS Insurance Company SERVICE Ave. FULL OR Washington National offers excellent career opportunities in all phases of office work. the and TEMPORARY tion. Visit Help Wanted—Women Business WHEN you can be assured NOW of a job upon gradua- in COUNTRY CLUB ‘RECEPTIONIST North Suburbs. Light typing. Salary to $425. North shore club needs woman for front desk reception with some switchboard. Call Skokie Employment OR 5-2300. Ask for Jim. No Fee. EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. WE WILL TRAIN. EVANSTON call or come Murp SECRETARIES expedite delivery and repairs. OLD : = 864-4500 CALL PREFERRED Interesting created job, type, 35-40 wpm. Pp customers MONDAY INFORMATION of After a few weeks training as a guest of the airlines, you will be assigned and paid a salary plus incentive, plus a generous travel. allowance, — plus raises twice a year. The average stewardess, with this airline, makes $500 per month. Of course you will have FREE air travel with them anx reduced rates (up to 75% off) on all AIRLINES. 9:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. No Appointment Necessary and on the basis NO FEE Professional WHY wait until after graduation to look for a job. Qualifications: we prefer degrees or at least 2 yrs. college. BUT will consider Yip gg | HS Grads. At least 20 yrs. of age, attractive, well-groomed with weight in proportion to height, and above all, an ability to meet people. April 3rd $433 job to handle Training 107. H.S. GRADS STEWARDESS for typists, secretaries, figure and file clerks, keypunch comptometer, and bookkeeping machine operators. 9-5 ECEPTION, GLENVIEW, $375 asant girl tives and At The PARK DIST. YOUTH CENTER CONFERENCE ROOM 1810 WALTERS AV. (Across From St. Norberts School) NORTHBROOK, ILL. Very year, Business and To the best of our knowledge, we are the only private employment service to represent any airline in order to screen and select applicants for: INTERVIEWING _ YOU MAY REGISTER BY PHONE O 5-2400 Service = Help Wanted—Women Professional HARD TO BELIEVE IT IS FOR US also! Due to our various locations and reputation for ‘““SELECTIVE PLACEMENT,” we have been appointed the exclusive representative for one of the country’s largest and most dynamic wee desire a “CAREER I THE of 5945 W. DEMPSTER and Trainee NO FEE Convenience Mary Wilson GROVE 107 AIRLINE STEWARDESS Interesting Office Work 100%, FREE JOBS. se Help Wanted—Women 8-6880 CHALET 3132 LAKE Please note clerks NURSERY AV., WILMETTE closed on Tuesdays CLERK-TYPIST FOR GENERAL OFfice work. Credit Bureau of Evanston, Phone 475-5432, Mr. Abegg. STENOGRAPHERS NO SHORTHAND REQUIRED Opportunities are now available for women interested in responsible positions including dictaphone transcription, typing and a full range of secretarial duties. These positions offer advancement into higher level secretarial responsibilities, excellent salary and benefits, ideal working conditions and a pleasant cafeteria. The Powers Regulator Co. "A Good Place To Work— Where People Are Important"' CO 7.6301, 3400 W. OAKTON OR 3-6701 SKOKIE, ILL. Visit Powers Daily ‘til 4:45 P.M. CTA Bus Direct To Door �Help Wanted—Women mls we: hs Help Wanted—Women 107 _ Spring Is The NORTHWESTERN COMPUTING PSYCHOLOGY PUBLIC General Clerks SPEECH SECURITY, TOP BENEFITS, AND A good starting salary are just a few of the advantages of working for WNIC. Experience is not necessary for many of our openings. Personnel Office for a confidential OR CALL at 475-7900, interview. Washington CHICAGO An 414 National AV. Equal Regularly scheduled increases, 3 weeks tuition reduction. EVANSTON, Opportunity ILL. Employer CENTER Secretarial and general office positions are available today in the above areas to assist faculty and staff members with correspondence, records, class work, student inquiries. reports, etc. Accuracy, dependability and good typing required. Insurance Company 1630 AFFAIRS FINANCE TRANSPORTATION OUR ext. CLINIC STUDENT merit salary paid vacation, NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Evanston 1812 Chicago Ave. An Equal Opportunity Employer SECRETARY International PLUG FOUR POSITIONS. with heavy long distance Minimum of 1 year P.B.X. ence. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. through Friday. Baxter Laboratories, FORMER YO 6-3000 An Equal Skokie, Illinois Opportunity Laboratories, JU 3-0700 Employer Filing & Fig. Clerks $325-$450 FIRMS NEED BEGINNERS as experienced girls for their as well as filing depts. brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400. St., Evanston 2. CLERK HOUSEWIVES, CAN YOU SPARE 2 or 3 days a week at top salary and liberal discounts? Full and. part-time positions available. Retail experience not required. Apply 618 Davis CAMPBELL'S St. 869-0300 Evanston RECEPTIONIST FOR ORTHODONTIC office. Highland Park. Full time; some typing; ability to meet patients. Salary open for competent person. Call VErnon 5-0489 .TYPISTS. FOR DIVERSIFIED ADMINISTRATIVE working conditions office. Pleasant Call with excellent fringe benefits. Mrs. Coakley, UN 4-9600, ext. 313. AUDIO VISUAL Girl with PRODUCTION experience in film or advertising, to schedule and coordinate art, lab, photography, talent, etc. Must be able to handle correspondence and production meetings with client. Typing essential. Part-time TO START, 20 to 25 hours per week. Give brief of experience. Are you interested in a_ permanent position with good future? Write for interview Box A-918, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD PERMANENT, PART-TIME EMployment. Age 30-67. $175 per month. GR_ 5-3100 EVANSTON OF CITY GIRL FRIDAY April 15 can be your lucky day. I'm reluctantly moving out of town, CLERK-TYPISTS LADIES, IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR — 30, 1967 CALL FOR OUR CIRCULATION dept. in Highland Park and Deerfield. Excellent commission in your spare time. Call Mrs. Hayes : The Hollister Newspapers 1232 Central Av. Wilmette AL 1-4300 Ext. 250 customer LOCAL their oe FIRM NEEDS WOMEN_ IN sales and marketing div. Good manner, light typing—no steno. ree. brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400 St., Evanston KEYPUNCH OPERATOR NORTH SUBURBAN COMPANY HAS opening for keypunch operator with minimum of 6 months experience on Alpha Numeric 026 and 056 machines preferred. Good starting salary and excellent company benefits. Contact Mrs. Lucchese at 272-5500. VOLKSWAGEN NORTH CENTRAL 3737 Lake Cook Rd. Deerfield An Equal Opportunity Employer POSITION AVAILABLE WITH NORTHbrook Engineering Firm as_ full charge bookkeeper including preparation of financial statements and payroll reports. Position will require 3 days per week. Salary commensurate with ability and experience. Call Mrs. Clark for interview 272-7400. SEC’Y RECEPT. IN MOD. SKOKIE Architectural offices. 1 girl office. Shorthand not nec. but good typist, some figure work. Own transp. desirable. Age and salary open. Good fringe benefits. 8:30 to 5:00. Phone 676-3580. NURSE RETAIL SALES. FULL TIME PREferred. Above average salary. Liberal benefits. No nights. For appt., call Mr. Fyffe, 446-0829. L&A Stationers, 546 Lincoln, Winnetka MISS BYRNE MORTON interview Dorothy GROVE IN 3-4100 PART-TIME-WOMEN PICK UP orders. AND $2.00 Call Lillian, PA DELIVER HR. FULLER GUARANTEED. OR CO AMERICAN Registrations must be made in Phone for appointment. We a ‘‘personal’’ service. eTsc rO ¢ Evanston—839 Chins 10 J Arlington Heights—1806 Northwest Hw: CL 9-3500 An Evanston firm—owned Operated WILL TRAIN to MANY WORK AT FULL PA all new me part-ti Howard Johnson's Restaurant PLAZA DEL LAGO, Westerfield Miss 9-9000 THE Stralka, SHERIDAN Drive, RD. Wilmette or | 251-9631. ee IS LANGUAGE A PROBLEM FOR YOU? DO YOU LIKE FIGURES OR C: you do light typing? We have seve! openings for people th : BIG background, even with limited c mand and English. Fees are paid Permanent Placement or the PARKS Placement ( Chicago and Suburbs) Grove, Evanston ANOTHER YEAR THINGS WISHED YOU could have afforded last become a reality in 1967. No Fee. 328-7622 year can ta younger _ girl. "Ask for Job No. 4494 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA > 8-7 : i 1 -DR's Secy. Recpt. YOU WILL BE KEPT love every minute practice. He stressed BE “35: Top job in branch office of well-known organization working for boss. Excellent for ex- enjoy and people shorthand Salary $500. Evans 1609 Maple and No as A BE dresses, week. nurse aid in one of Evanston’s finest private homes. Day shift 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Top rate while Training. Many other benefits. Call DA 8-3042 personnel. BUSY have good well, fee. Personnel Age No suits. nights, holidays. typ open. ‘ U St. oe FITTER EXPERIENCED. coats, : A bh m Service Ave. ALTERATION MUST bs 5 of this that you 1 Blk. W. of the Davis ( WOMAN TO _ 9-5 636 Church St., Evan EXECUTIVE SECY $6,000 es YOU You'll talk to doctor’s about their schedules, help with simple records, do light typing; in this modern suburban medical center. Req’s include a girl who can work well on her own, $100 wk. to start. Free. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 LEARN CLIFF Hours Sat. by appt. GIRL FRIDAY MEDICAL CENTER YOUNG employer. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE We have positions available for 2 more ladies, with cars, who can work 5 hrs. a day making service calls on new mothers. Pleasant and easy work excellent income. Personal interview required before acceptance. For appointment, call Mrs. Harris 79-4900 TO our family hospital plan, life insura and vacation. Apply at once. ; JOBS BEFORE DOROTHY WILLING in HELP YOU openings on all shifts. Breakfast coc Grill cook, Salads, preparation » Dish Machine Operators and U Uniforms and meals furnished. List! SEE US NOW Temporary Service THE work and - Evanstonians kitchen. Immediate full and Rush of Eager grads Enter The Job Market! Let us help you through 627 by KITCHEN WE UN To BUT _ PHOTOCOPY Dempster TOO — TEMPORAR workpower in our Credit Department. Correspondence covers all phases of our business and will challenge a top notch girl. Dictaphone experience and knowledge of good English grammar, spelling and punctuation required. Excellent starting salary, free life insurance, plus many other benefits. 2100 WEEKS — CU 7-7700 INTERESTING FULL NTS FOR OU! RnR TOMERS IN THEIR OFFICES. ¥ DICTAPHONE OPERATOR AND — MONTHS ASSIGNME CLERK. 5-2200 service $350-$400 PERSONNEL H. M. Harper Co. be March Ill. YOU HAVE A PLEASANT TELEPHONE VOICE? Responsible position, test, and place office clerical. Parks Placement, 328-7622. . profit sharing trust fund OR DAYS FULL Pleasant modern office. Liberal company benefits with good oppor for advancement. Interviewing 8:15 to 4:30 or appt. may be arranged after 5 p.m. or on Sat. Call Miss Hartung at INCOME? REGISTERED . group insurance 8200 LEHIGH YO 6-6000 INC. FOR HIGHLAND PARK OFFICE. NO night work; Pleasant surroundings. 5 day week. Top salary. Write A-924, Box 60, Wilmette. GIRL FOR PART-TIME. WORK IN dry cleaning store. Hrs. 4 to 6, Sat. 12 to 5:30. Apply in person, Orchid Cleaners, 1167 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette. RECEPTIONIST PART-TIME evening and weekend hours available. FULL TIME, 5 day week, Switchboard and light typing. UN 9-3600 . pleasant working conditions — this year paid holidays and vacation . bonus '/5 days . cafeteria on premises CONTACT and you may have the job I would like to keep. Call Betty in Glenview. 729-3100. TYPISTS people, Call or Rd. Northbrook, CR 2-1000 Opportunity.Employer EXTRA FULL High School grads. interested in working with figures. Light exp. helpful or will train beginners with good math aptitude. VARIED TO duties. Good typing required. SECRETARY Equal NEED DO «NEEDS SALESWOMEN SPORTSWEAR KAY Inc. Shermer An EVANSTON HIGH SCHOOL Age is open. No medical exper. req’d. This N. suburban doctor, located in modern office will train you as his receptionist. You'll learn to greet patients, handle phones and appts. Light typing and a calm manner for his busy office qualify. $425 mo. to start. Free. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 *VARIOUS as well = ree friendly Convenient location, pleasant working conditions. see Rich Lorig. Morton Grove 6301 Lincoln Av. 267-6900 965-4700 An Equal Opportunity Employer DOCTOR'S RECEPTION Inc. BILLER-TYPIST DICTAPHONE TYPIST GENERAL OFFICE 1657 Typists SECRETARIES AND TYPISTS. referred but 1 to 2 years experience School and we are Resi. | Hig business school gra s w/good skills. ACCOUNTING job: Clerical All Office Skills top rates — weekly pay Li SPRING WE WILL RELOCATE our new office building in te) Northbrook Township. We have openings in the following areas: OFFICE GIRLS CULLIGAN Skokie Blvd. GENERAL OFFICE. Will train recent High School. grads. for general office work in our mail room. 6301 Lincoln Av. Morton Grove 965-4700 267-6900 An Equal Opportunity Employer BOARD volume. experiMonday Baxter: Minerals & Chemical Corp. secretaries, _ Earn up to $100 week — Stenographers Dict. Opers. Skokie, Ill. NE- several We are an international manufacturer of hospital-medical products, Excellent benefit program which includes life insurance, stock purchase and tuition reimbursement. a We offer exceptionally fine working conditions and benefits, good salary and a 7 hour day. For interview phone Mrs. Lynch. of WOULDN’T YOU LIKE TO GET BACK in the business world? Culligan has openings right now. : SWITCHBOARD IMMEDIATE OPENING IN SALES Department for a bright candidate with good typing and shorthand skulls. HAS addition ACCOUNTS PAYABLE PERSONNEL DATA PROCESSING PURCHASING PATENT LAW INTERNATIONAL OFFICE STUDENT the to our staff. Fine opportuniindividuals to grow with a on the move. We have openings for figure clerks and typists.. RELATIONS REGISTRARS Office Machine Operators PERSON positions ties for company temporary ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. 7747 ee Business and Professional Business and Professional in | 0 Years EXPANSION cessitated PHILOSOPHY Dictaphone Operators Growth CONTINUED CENTER ECONOMICS Typists IN 500% ALUMNI YOUR PRESENT JOB LACKS challenge and a good future, it will pay you to come in and hear about our openings. APPLY Help Wanted—Wemen BAXTER .LABORATORIES Time For Change IF sian 107 Business and Professional Business and Professional Business and Professional “Help Wanted—Women es e ry cae BE Good paid pay, § vacation ar : AIMEE 729 Elm St., Winnet HI 6-2663 1967 High School Graduates If you are interested in permanent employment after — graduation we would like to talk to you now. : Why not start your business career with a company which offers outstanding benefits and opportunities for — advancement. Call Miss Hartung at OR 5-2200 for an — appointment during your spring vacation or at anytime — before graduation at your convenience. ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. PRESENT LOCATION ) Skokie 7447 Skokie Blvd. In May we will relocate to our new building in Northbrook. 4-5721 or JU 3-4250. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classified— �107 Help Wanted Women DON'T FRET _ Business and 107 < Melp Wented—Wemen Professional Business 4 ‘ou CAN’T WORK EVERYDAY, NEED MONEY FOR EXTRAS, OU HAVEN’T WORKED LATELY, ~ HERE'S YOUR ANSWER ou can work when you want to, use ur office skills, earn top money to ose luxuries, clear up old bills <a your leisure hours. : Gorey parking and Chicago at corner of Church Avenue. and Professional Business KEYPUNCH OPERATORS If you have |-2 years keypunching experience and look-ing for a good steady position with a future, this may be for you. New modern office, better than average company benefits, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. : EVANSTON - Church Suite 627 869-7790 _ An Equal Opportunity Employer 1771 "oC. LAB TECH, pied lab technician for evenings. ity to read scales essential. Duties would be to perform physical tests on tapes. I.E., weights and adhesions. Good starting salary. Tuition refund am. call 446-4000 tion or apply at: THE BORDEN for more informa- Northfield Equal Opportunity Employer 108 Res International z PAYROLL ing ence DEPARTMENT someone with to assist in a variety IS experi- of duties. ng figure aptitude with light ng is required. Liberal benefit ram includes 3 weeks paid vacaand tuition reduction. aoe tion NORTHWESTERN - payroll UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT shicago Av. ‘ Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer SECY.—NO STENO $425 Smaller needs office girl for in Ask for Job NORTH SHORE - 636 Church St. FIGURE 10 ‘fi YOU work s? ions Y Skokie, 6-3000 An Equal Allstate WORKING $500. To EMPLOYMENT FREE. SERVICE DAvis KEYPUNCH 8-6880 0 S. Michigan : , ext. a. Chicago 3356 Miss Brown. WAITRESSES YS OR EVENINGS. yart-time. Breakfast experience oping house. not shift FULL available. necessary. An Permanent eneral ; oar tion. Liberal s. Anderson position open office week. ; YOU typist Following HAVING within WILL YOUR a business? construction sales office. Kennedy evelopment Co., Charlemagne orthbrook. Call 272-7800. OOKKEEPER - ng office e rience. essary, "at must Sm 4 knowledge. Ld at 869-2020 ‘TRETARY _ in the ‘ for public schools. 3714 Phone 256-2450 for INDIAN ilworth HOTO Vacation HILL FINISHING ble woman; PLANT full © with CLEANER Call AL time train; no experience Call for interview 835-4507. 3 ee Classified WORK. pay. 1-2102. NEEDS position; necessary. for WILL TRANSCRIBE phone or shorthand WILL COPY WILL 1618 and SERVICE DAvis acting as 1700 MAINTAINING Dep artment. 8:30 PHYSICAL AND AND REPORTS. for p.m., FOR DICTA- Mon.-Fri. THERAPY BY department. PUBLICATION 8:00 :to 5:00, EQUIPMENT Mon.-F yi. SECRETARY WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PURCHASE REQUISITIONS AND TRANscription of purchasing agents correspondence. Heavy phone and public contact. 8:30-5:00, Mon.-Fri. APPLY PERSONNEL 2650 RIDGE AVE. DEPT. 492-4600 in CHEMICAL Winnetka Rd. An Equal Opportunity person to 4:30, 5 day week. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. COMPANY Northfield Employer INSURANCE Personnel DEPARTMENT Challenging opportunity in group insurance dept. for an intelligent person with typing ability. This position involves review and payment of group health insurance claims. We offer outstanding working conditions, good salary and many fine benefits. For interview phone Mrs. Lynch. YO 6-3000 5401 INTERNATIONAL MINERALS & CHEMICAL CORP. Old Orchard Rd., Skokie An equal opportunity employer BOOKKEEPING $425 CLERK Evanston firm needs girl with some bookkeeping background and typing to help.Very good salary for the right girl. NO FEE. Ask for Job No. 4428 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466 For Figures? WE HAVE SEVERAL POSITIONS open for people who have a flair for numbers, and are accurate. If this is you and you can do light typing (or even if you can’t) call us. CLIFF No Fee. Sat. by Employment service Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 appt. 635 Church St., Evanston CLERK-TYPIST CITY OF EVANSTON GR 5-3100. TELEPHONE WORK Pleasing telephone personality. Work schedule 2 to 5 p.m. in our office 2 hrs. in the evening at home. This isn’t survey or solicitation. Guaranteed salary plus bonus. Telephone 869-8120. 9 a.m. to 12 noon only. PERMANENT SECRETARIAL POSIete): Seen tion oren with a erowin firm, Fountain Square Evanston. For a gal with a bent for organization: and KINg 101 tie varacey Gare Vssaerarge of a one Uys office. Call 328-4411 for an interview. WOMAN TO PRESS OR FOLD CLOTHing. Must be steady worker. 5 day vacation. Paid pay. Good week. Hospita! and insurance plan. Apply in person. NOR1H SHORE UNIFORM SERVICE 1818 Dempster St. Evanston. THE LIMIT! If you qualify for this top spot-good__ skills, under Dorothy Parks Placement, Evanston, 328-7622. DOCTORS GIRL OLD Some typing. Good spot applicant, with 40 wpm JIM, Skokie Employment, secretarial pref. 627 Grove, ORCHARD. for younger typing. Call OR 5-2300. HOUSEWIVES EARN EXTRA MONEY as waitresses part-time. North Shore Country Club, Glenview. Uniforms furn. Hours can be arranged. Call Mr. Green 729-1200. Department Howard Street An equal opportunity 274-8100 employer. BOOK STORE Porter TO SHIP, RECEIVE AND MAINTAIN records on books and to help with general maintenance in our small university book store. Liberal benefit program, 1812 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Chicago Ave. 492-7608 An Equal Opportunity Employer correspondent $425 SUBURBAN FIRM NEEDS WOMAN with good fig. apt., to make quotations to various hospitals and universities. Will train completely, age 2145. Free. brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400 St., Evanston PART—TIME TELLER: Position as part-time teller in a modern Savings and Loan Association available to woman interested in good Pay and pleasant surroundings. Experience helpful but will train qualified beginner. Call MR. NASHALMAN AT AL 1-7200 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOC. OF WILMETTE 1210 Central Ave. Wilmette, Il) 60091 CLERICAL—FULL TIME ACCURATE TYPIST INTERESTING, DIVERSIFIED POSItion available for young woman with a typing and clerical skills $378- SKY’S AIDE MAINTAINING DEPARTMENT AND BORDEN apply CLERK-TYPIST @ SECRETARY BOOKLETS a.m.-5:00 THERAPIST receptionist PURCHASING ACCOUNTS Mon.-Fri. RELATIONS TYPIST OF HOSPITAL STAFF COST 8:00-4:30, or Exceptional opportunity fag intelligent, energetic young woman with top skills, capable of assuming responsibilities Many company benefits, 8:30 1771 8-6880 HOSPITAL CLERK CLERK 8350 NORTH LEHIGH MORTON GROVE, ILL. Equal Opportunity Employer SECRETARY Mystik Tape Div. LEWIS DOCTOR’S LETTERS req. 8:30-5:00, Mon.-Fri. correspondence, ASSIST THE 446-4000 An 1947 WE ARE INTERVIEWING NOW FOR several interesting positions available immediately. We offer convenient location, pleasant modern surroundings, exceilent benefit program, good Starting salary. Please come in and talk to us about following; Anybody RECEPTION EMPLOYMENT Orrington EDUCATION PUBLIC TYPE related IN Dietary MEDICAL Parmen- health insurance; Woe OUTER GIRL—STEADY 9 to 4:30. not necaccount- Mrs. ADMINISTRATOR pension; 965-3240 DIETICIANS records in oe appointment. FOR vacation. eB orthand have good Contact Wilmette _ hour week; Ae ASSIST personnel. AL LIGENT, ENERGETIC YOUNG dJman wanted as office coordinator 8-8100 Has Outstanding Opportunities Available: FOOD SERVICE CLERK PArk 4-3880 LIKE n business for DAvis Employer LOCAL SCHOOL NEEDS A RECEP.tionist for their Music Dept. You will be greeting people, checking out records to students, etc. Some typing. 8:30 - 4:30. FREE. EVANSTON policy. Beautician With WOULD SCHOOL FILE CLERK PART-TIME GENERal office N. side location, modern office. Call 674-2345. clerk. Must like Free hospitaliza- vacation SUB. Evanston Opportunity Excellent opportunity to work as Administrative Assistant to well-known educator. Must have well-rounded experience. Ask for Job No. 4622 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466 Sell. 583-5147 St. Equal SCHOOL SEC'Y. $6,000 Complete Cosmetics Line OR 4-9300 TYPIST-CLERK BANK AN Davis Equipment Group VICTOR COMPTOMETER CORP. Office Openings Call in our account Victor Golf - Since Ideal _ working Apply. Personnel TRUST CO, OF EVANSTON 800 LOOP PREFERRED BUSINESS SERVICE CORP. FILE MAIL PART-TIME PLEASE CALL 966-6300 OR APPLY PAID VACATIONS PROFIT SHARING BONUS OPERATOR 29 IBM. penetis. FIRST NATIONAL Excellent TER RICKY’S SS OR Av. Evanston 869-2580 ext. 416 Equal Opportunity Employer Number aerate ice. FULL OR NEAR YOUR HOME or in the OPERATOR KEY PUNCH MATURE deal with St., Evanston Bu WORK EXPERIENCED A to Sharp gal to handle variety of duties in busy personnel office. Secretarial skills preferred or equal experience. Salary to $550 No fee. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1612 Chicago, Evanston, UN 9-9510; BR 3-2155. CHGO. TEMPORARY PART TIME Ridge An CLERK Opportunity AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION “Avon Calling” by McNeill & Libby Co. 274-8100 employer 7 Professional ing department for girl wit figure aptitude and light typ ing ability. a EXPANDING DATA-PROCESSING Department of national organization requires young woman for position as keypunch = el gga Age 20 to 30, high school graduate, 2 years experience preferred. Good starting salary, top fringe benefits. 3742 hour week. 1740 Ill. Department and SECRETARIES CLERKS TYPISTS = KEYPUNCH OP. STENOS COMP. OP. Employer Howard Street j An equal opportunity Personnel Secretary WITH We have many interesting open for girls who have an LEWIS Personnel 1771 Co. Skokie, Opportunity FLEXOWRITERTYPISTS sec y-receptionist CLERKS train. Rd., Deerfield BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. JU 3-0700 Emplover Insurance 7770 Frontage Equal Help Wanted—Women Business 864-4500 EXPERIENCED OR WILLING TO train accurate typist, typing between 50-60 wpm. Excellent company benetits, lovely new building, good transportation, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. If you are interested in permanent employment after graduation, we would like to talk to you now. Why not start your business career with a company which offers outstanding benefits and opportunities for advancement. Call Miss Lofstrom at OR 3-6600, ext. 339 for an appt. during your spring vacation or at any time before graduation or at your convenience. Free bus service from Howard and ‘‘L,’’’ 708 Church 328-3400 ude for figure detail. Experienced will Illinois \ Opportunity Rd. 945-1000 An brownlie personnel No. 4568 PERSONNEL DA 8-7466. ENJOY Lake-Cook faculty, students and parents. She will be working in_ the Admin. dept. Typing 50 wpm. Free. for one of their young’ execu_ tives. Salary open, but good. NO FEE. st shorthand Minerals LOCAL SCHOOL NEEDS woman. Must be able Evanston secretarial personnel & Chemical Corp. YO interest opporminded working a long- in 1967 High School Graduates PAYROLL CLERK OUR 274-8100 employer. WE offer excellent benefits and working conditions; good salary and growth potential and a 7 hour day in our attractive office near Old Orchard shopping center. For interview phone Mrs. Lynch. Mystik Tape Div. Rd. range |107 Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional OFFICE WORK administration. Typing and light required. ATTRACTIVE POSITION IN corporate reservations department for a person with experience in airline ticketing. CHEMICAL COMPANY Winnetka Diversified challenging tunity for career woman who enjoys with people and has RESERVATIONS 4 PM—12 MIDNIGHT RAPIDLY GROWING COMPANY : Howard Street An equal opportunity 107. Professional KLEINSCHMIDT DIV. SCM Personnel Department Service and PERSONNEL RECEPTIONIST BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. Temporary +s Help Wanted—Women PAID VACATIONS AND HOLIDAYS Good Salary Phone for Interview CRestwood 2-2700 Agnes Ferney DIVINE WORD SEMINARY Waukegan Rd. between Northbrook and Glenview, Techny, Illinois. RECEPTIONIST PLUSH AD AGENCY WANTS A REceptionist. You will reet_ clients, relieve on switchboard (will train) and do some light typing. $350. FREE. EWIS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Orrington DAvis 8-6880 COUNTER CLERK PART-TIME, will train personable woman for counter work. 5 hours per day, 5 days pee week, including Sat. Good Pay. arn extra income and meet people. Phone collect, CL 3-2078. Orchid Cleaners, 715 Vernon, Glencoe. AN OPPORTUNITY TO SPECIALIZE 1618 in the sale of North Shore Real Estate awaits you. Maximum earnings for the right person. Full training and benefits. Call Mr. Luchs and be on your or to a new Career at: INDIAN HILL ‘REALTY, INC. HI 6-0900 High School Cafeteria PART-TIME. WORK DURING scu.00l1 days. We will train. A pl cafeteria manager, St. George Hig School, 350 Sherman Ave., Evanston. » LIGHT BOOKKEEPING part-time 3 mornings Old Orchard location. Design 263-6233. AND TYPING or afternoons. Bradford-Cout CASHIER, OLDER WOMAN ferred. Afternoons, good Pay. Huerbinger Drug Co. DA 8-2500 Mr. Berner. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life « Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcemen ts * Northbrook Star © Highland Park Herald © Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald March 30, PRE- 1967 — hae | �Help. Wanted—Women yr, 107 p| ST Pe a ct Se Business S ae . GS VU and R 7 Business and Professional 2 LE R KS piel ele aren shorthand. L¢ PART-T| M E EVENINGS pading insurance company Bs openings for typists for eneral du ties. office EXPERIENCED DICTAPHONE OPerators to work 4 hours (6 to 10 p.m.) Monday through Friday. Must type 4555 wpm and have Re spelling and grammar skills. Salary to $2.50 per hour. Only a limited number of Idael orking conditions in new ilding. Excellent benefits, bmpany cafeteria, 8:30 to 30, 5 day week. BENEFIT TR UST LIFE INSURANCE CO. positions BELL Personnel ANSTON CHICAGO benefits Boyer, Opportunity ACT Employer Howard Street ; An equal opportunity PERMANENT EXPERIENCE TIME VERY BRAMSON working ackaging Corp. of America SECRETARY An ARIETY OF INTERESTING POSIour immediately at ions available Duties inheadquarters. oe ig ate clude filing, light typ ing and figure work. Newly redecorated offices, convenient transportation, excellent start‘ing salary plus company benefits. AMERICAN 00 background UN GENERAL ~ 1740 NO FEE. N o. 4291 P ERSONNEL DA 8-7466. Ask for Job NORTH SHORE 636 Church St. TRAVE L RECEPTIO NIST You'll learn to greet travelers, give about scheduules, helpful information hand out brochures. vacation typing and nice contact qualify. MISS PAIGE Light personality for public $400 mo. Free. ELACEME 028 Dempster NO DUTIES. FIGENERAL CLERICAL Full time. important. ure aptitude im Excellent earnPermanent position. Company discounts. ings. Liberal benefits. Apply to Mr. Nelson. BASKIN'S 700 Orrington, Evansto n e WAREHOUSE GR 5-1400 CLERKS SEE OUR AD NO. 110 — elp Wanted Men ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA EDUCATIONAL CORP. MACHINE OOKKEEPERS—PROOF | permanent, time, Full operators. Benefits train. will or experienced other than wages. Winnetka Trust and Savings Bank 791 Elm St., Winnetka Hillcrest 6-0097 PAYROLL CLER K TYPIST with estabExcellent opportuniti es Headlished diversified c ompany. Pleasant Northbrook. quarters in benefits. Salary working conditions, pen. Call Mr. Carl, 272-6444. NURSES YEEDED FOR AIDES PRESBYTERIAN one Home. All shifts, 5 day week, meal furnished. Call 492-2906 or apply in person 3131 Simpson, Evanston. HYGIENIST IN LOVELY OLD ORAttractive ‘chard Shopping Center. dental hygiene | office with modern Liberal paid salary. Good facilities. vacation. 5-day week. Eves. PA 4 1730. all OR 5-1045 h 30, 1967 PUBLISHING OFFICE IDEAL SPOT FOR BEGINNER OR light exper. with phone voice, typing, interest in a variety of duties and willing to learn dictaphone. Salary to $350. NO FEE. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1612 CHICAGO AVE., EVANSTON UN 9-9510 Public Relations Secy. TOP NORTH SUBURBAN PUBLIC Relations firm wants a_ receptionistsecy. Much public contact. $450 to start. FREE. LEWIS EMPLOYMENT Orrington Opportunity Employer SECRETARY EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Desirable position requires good typing, shorthand skills. Some previous steno or office experience. Pleasant environment. Executive of- fice, national corporation. 3742 hour work week, good starting salary with merit rated advancement. Fine fringe benefits. Pre-employment tests given to assure effective placement. Call C. Boyer 869-2300 investment SERVICE DAvis sec'y INVESTMENT FIRM NEEDS WOMAN with top skills, she will learn and deal with the stock market, also have the privilege of their benefit stock program. Area—Michigan Ave. Salary open. Free. 708 Church 328-3400 St., Evanston GLENVIEW STATE BANK Proof Machine Operator EMPLOYEMENT SERVICE No Fee, Hours 9 to 5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston 1618 Equal APPLY GLENVIEW RD. GLENVIEW OR PHONE 729-1900. BOOKKEEPER $6,000 For the woman with good bookkeeping experience this could be a step up. Excellent future opportunities. NO FEE. Ask for Job No. 4624 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466 CLERK-TYPIST 8-6880 FIGURES RECORDS, FOUNTAIN SQ. to $450 Mature with some figure or bookkeeping background. Top company with the best benefits in town. Details call BOULEVARD EMPLOYMENT DA 8-7171. No Fee. OCCASIONAL SECY. WANTED FOR A day, eve., Sat. or so in exec’s. ‘‘office at home.’’ Handle dict., report prep. and other interesting varied assignm’ts. Req. good shorthnd., typ. and thinking. Sal., age, hrs., sched open. Yr. around. Perm. 831-4474 eves. PERMANENT POSITION OPEN FOR a typist. Experience not egg 5 we will train. Excellent company benefits. Hours 8:00 to 4:30. 5 day week. VILLAGE OF WINNETKA ILL. HAS an opening in its finance dept. for an experienced machine operator. Salary range. $490-$500. Excellent fringe benefits. For more details see Tom Nelson at 510 Green Bay Rd. or call 446-2500. FULL DENTAL FULL OR PART-TIME HYGIENIST OR PART-TIME Call 272-1588 ART APPRENTICE OLD ORCHARD location, full time, keyline, paste up, os Bradford-Cout design 263- ' 6233. OFFICE. PART-TIME. YOUNG GIRL FOR filing, typing and clerical. Apply at 2504 Green Bay Rd. Evanston.: or call UN 4-7322 OR pay. FULL Phone PART-TIME USHERETTES AND concession sales girls. Apply in person after 7.p.m. Edens Theater, 303 Skokie Blvd., Northbrook, Ill. BAKERY GIRL PART OR FULL time. Good hours, good pay. Mr. Seltzer at GR 5-5810. MANICURIST, girl temporary, girl permanent. 2-6600. WAITRESSES WANTED FULL OR PART-TIME WEEKENDS. Pit ’n grill YO 5-3763 9300 Waukegan Rd. Morton Grove. OFFICE FULL TIME POSITION. Northwest Evanston. DAvis 8-3361. SALESWOMEN NEEDED TO SELL gay young sportswear. 3 to 5 days a week. Must apply in person. Wally Reid’s, 1719 Sherman, Evanston. PART-TIME HELP Bookkeeping and _ typing, doctor’s office. Call 432-9422 for appointment after 1 p.m. SEC’ Y-TYPIST-DICTAPHONE hour work week, many steady. Food brokerage Evanston. Call DA 843100. 3742 benefits, firm in : SECRETARY FOR GROWING TRADE magazine publisher. Shorthand. Full benefits; pleasant office. Bobit Publishing Glenview, 724-8440. FULL TIME—WOMAN ASSIST IN processing formal wear rentals. Will train, Mon. to Fri., Phone 676-2550. Randall’s, 4124 Oakton, Skokie. Apply WAITRESSES FULL TIME or PART-TIME. Apply at The Buffet, Edens Plaza or call AL 1-8686 WAITRESS, EXPERIENCED Part-time and weekends. Pyrenees Restaurant, 10035 Skokie Blvd. OR 3-3131 Skokie weekends. Good tios. Wesley’s Restaurant, 3956 Dempster, Skokie, HOLLISTER ADS ao Skokie. — CLERK TYPIST — POSTING 5 DAY 40 hrs. All benefits. In Mr. Marino at 256-4110. Wilmette. OFFICE CLERK Knowledge of Bookkeeping EARN $90 TO waitress. Daily es aS helpf Choose your hours. Nursery, Skokie & Lake, y Cha Wilmette. $125 WEEKLY except Monday; ex perience not required. ALpine 1-6621. 108 Help Wanted—Women Household _ HOUSEKEEPER Seeking cook experienced well and ; lady serve who likes nicely, f and pay, good OR 4-5566 w pital. raise from your last sala dinavian or German _ speakin ferred, Will welcome your call ide WANTED: PLEASANT : RELIABI woman to help care for our home Glencoe, and family of 5 school a children. No heavy cleaning, cooking. Top salary. Lovely bath and own TV on Ist fl. Must ha current references. Please call 2022 coll. COOK-HOUSEKEEPER ~~ experienced cook-housekeeper refs. to live-in, no children, no laundry or heavy housework, with bath Contact Miss 8:30 to 5, WEEKEND heavy vate and . Good sa rag Rae, 292-2501 weekdays MOTHER'S HELPER Highland Park area. From Thurs. Sun. or (let’s talk about what’s c for you.) Help care for 2 little aad light cleaning. Sal. open, EXPERIENCED to HOUSEKEEPER Two in family. Six room apt. north side Chicago. Good salary, months vacation with pay. No Live in EA 17-1890. near tw % ee R required. No floaters. HOUSEKEEPER =e Sie ae Experienced woman for full charge Glenview home. General hous cooking; etc. Other help. 5 in f 2 days off. $65. Refs. required. Thurs. eve. or after—PArk 4TOP SALARY TO WOMAN LOOK for permanent home with gooc 2 school age Simple Call cooking. boys. = Recent 835-1504 \ : GENERAL HOUSEWORK—LIVE IN. OWN ROOM, BATH, TV. TEEN AGE CHILDREN, OUTSIDE TOP SALARY. REFERENCES QUIRED. plus salary. A-913, Box Refs. 60, FREE FREE DAY WORK_ Near transp. Wilmette, LADY, per $ ae ONE wk.- ry open. Must : UN 4-7 OR iablTV Sala: be re Call 272-3525. “ge FOR COOKING AND LIGHT work. 2 Adults. Wilmette area, 1 o’clock to stay through References req. Good salary. 251-5760 Cleaning Woman ONE DAY PER Friday. Call after Must 6 p.m. WEEK, have me Wanted PRE N.S. ref 256-1265. ee HOUSEKEEPER-DR’S FAMILY | anston, nr. ‘‘L’’. Live-in. Own dressing rm., bath. Must ence-experience with c 864-4454. PART-TIME Select your week; srane.; have have HOUSEKEEPE own must hours; have Some oy: 4-5 days references; nursing ability. sk Tefen” ‘ top salary, Call eves., lady. — IN EMPLOYME Street rm. Write Illinois. 5 DAY LIVE COUPLE 1-2-5 DAYS. BAKER 811 Davis RE- VErnon 5-4039. COMPANION-HOUSEKEEPER, cooking for elderly lady. R: lady on social security. Own a # VES Live Care for convalesing gentleman. erences required. Phone AL 1 CLEANING AND COOKING F person, small apt. short hours Must DA be 8-7093. EXP. Evanston WOMAN resident TO week! refs. CLEANING ences WOMAN for 6 room WITH Skokie references Call | ; REFER- S reaciear’ ; TOP WAGES FOR CLEANING in Northbrook | area..Choice day. Must have own transport Recent local refs. necessary. 827-22: LIVE-IN MAID FOR DR.’S home. Refs. Experienced required. Own 256-2020 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald with chil room and - w ; house. R 5-8582 HOUSEKEEPER, CLEANING laundry. Live in or stay 3 n woman ‘ PREPARE serve dinner 1 or 2 nights a References. 1017 Grove St., Ev GR 5-6858. go 2. Wecent ID 2-0434. USE WANT 8015 Lawndale, thorough. Own trans. required. Downtown Northbrook. Rec. ref. PART-TIME SALESLADY TO HELP manage houseware-hardware dept. in Northbrook. 5 day week. Salary good. Must be steady. CR 2-0015. | Woods WOMAN CAB DRIVERS WANTED FULL OR PART-TIME. DAYS WEEKENDS. EXCELLENT I days GIRLS—WOMEN—LEARN A_ SKILL. No exp. nec.; will train machine operator; good opp. Apply Perfecto Cleaners, 821 Emerson, Evanston. LEGAL SECRETARY ‘Secy.-small law firm-medium skillsexcellent potential. Dorothy Parks Placement, 627 Grove, 328-7622. WAITRESS alit; ‘i OPERATOR T-TIME CLEANING MATRON, 21 TO 40. N.'W. SUBURB. DAYS HU 6-2113 Part-time geet SURGE receptionist. SH Hubbard Olivier’s, dry. PART-TIME GENERAL ia capable requires youth, vigor and Salary open. UNiversity 4-1030. rm. COUNTER HELP Pleasant working conditions. Full or part-time. Key Club Cleaners 433 Asbury St., Evanston. GR 5-4505. TYPIST, FULL TIME. OFFICE LOcated at 73rd and Western. Good pay. 5 day week. Contact Mr. Kagel at 338-5300 EXTRA INCOME—PART-TIME Approx. 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. 3, 4 or 5 days a week. Light household duties. $2.00 per hour. ID 2-2967 after 6:30. PART-TIME GENERAL OFFICE — EXPERIENCED Mature woman acceptable. Varied and interesting duties. Small office. Accounts payable experience helpful. Shorthand desirable. Permanent. Call 724-4240. IN FOR SCHOOL COUNTER WOMAN WANTED TO work in our Kentucky Fried Chicken store Mon. through Fri., 2 to 8 p.m. Will be trained to relieve manager on day off. re! Mr. Swihart, 833 Green Bay Road, Wilmette. Rd. gt n s Experienced; 35 hour week; pension; health insurance; 10 month contract. Phone 256-2450 for appointment. Deerfield 945-2000 839 Waukegan Mr. O’Malley INT'L year around GIRL FRIDAY position. A young growing business in Northfield. Small office. 446-3500. Camping or Travel Exper. ASSISTANT over, needed Girl Scout during June GIRLS — SUMMER JOBS Sign up now. High School Juniors and Seniors and College students. Walpak Co., 1739 Harding., Northfield. An Equal Opportunity Employer. MATURE WOMAN WITH GOOD TYPing ability for general office work 5 days per week. Must be able to use office machines. Lunch included. North Shore Country Club, 729-1200. SHIRT GIRL New Ajax equipment. $80 to $100 per wk. Pleasant working cond. Key Club Cleaners 433 Asbury St., Evanston. GR 5-4505. 3 or 4 day week. One 6 to 8 weeks. One Northbrook Salon. CR as BEAUTY SHAMPOO AND/OR: MANICURE girl, Also hairdresser. Hours, 9 to 5. No nights. Good salary. Transportation paid. HI 6-4304. DURACLEAN MATRON. “7:45 A.M. TO 3:45 P.M. Glenbrook South H.S. West Lake Ave. and Pfingsten, Glenview. Assist in girl’s locker room and other matron duties. Apply Mr. Truelsen. PA 9-2000 HELPFUL 00 RACKERS AND INSPECTORS. NO experience necessary. Lake Shore Plating. 535 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette. 251-8155. EXPERIENCED OR WILL TRAIN 1825 IN BAKERY GIRL PART time. Good hours, good Mr. Seltzer at GR 5-5810. brownlie personnel FIRM NEEDS AN AMBITIOUS PERSON IN their promotion department. Typing is a requirement. We consider this a ood opportunity for one who would ike to initiate a career in the publishing CLIF GENERAL Co. Packaging Corp. of America SKILLS? We have several jobs in our files that do not require typing or shorthand skills. If you need a full-time office job, one of these may be for you. Good salaries. NO FEE. Ask for Job No. 4576 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466. -0700. OFFICE GENERAL Av. Evanston 869-2580 ext. 416 Equal Opportunity Employer An OFFICE Evanston office needs girl who enjoys working with people to handle one of their Public Relations jobs. No typing. Salary open. Ridge 9-9000 CONTACT Per- AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION HAVE A PERMANENT POSITION Mopen in our office for a girl with filing and typing skills. Good starting salary advancement, with opportunity for benefits, Will with many company consider recent high school graduate and will train if woreseney. MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA INC. Northbrook 500 Skokie Blvd. 272-5880 PUBLIC skills. sonal initiative, excellent typing and dictaphone experience. Salary commensurate with experience. Wide range of fringe benefits. PHOTOCOPY Dempster in secretarial AVAILAwith good 3-1200. Garner, au euohe Golf Mill SALESWOMAN—AGE APPROX. 3545. Glenview resident. 4 or 5 days incl. Sat. Please call in person. Glenview Stationer, 1726 Glenview Rd. COUNTER HELP FULL OR PARTtime. No experience necessary. PARK MANOR CLEANERS 304 Waukegan Rd. Glenview. 1724-5665. 7230 N. CALDWELL NILES 774-6600 OR 647-7950 CHALLENGING POSITION ble for alert young woman LERK TYPISTS SALARY E. R. Moore 1711 SHERMAN EVANSTON 869-2300 GOOD MAJOR COMPANY BENEFITS NECESSARY area. | SECRETARY Light shorthand and good typing will qualify you for a most attractive position in our sales department. MANAGER FULL 274-8100 employer StenoSecretary Free office, W Business and Professional CAPABLE RELIABLE, MATURE woman, 30 to 45 yrs. of age, as production expediter in photographic department. Call UN 4-7322 Personnel Department 1771 MUS +9 our eek. based on ability. benefits. New Niles Mr. Help Professional PAID COUNSELORS, counselors, W.S.I.; 18 or for Winnetka-Northfield Day Camp, to be held and July. HI 6-1800. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. ILL. AS DEPARTMENT conditions. Pre-employment tests glven to assure you are effectively placed. Call C. C. EVANSTON, LINGERIE computRequires . ability, account- and MRS. National AV. TO DOWNTOWN fringe fine Equal CLERK good starting 3745 hour work week, salary with advancement oppertuni- ies, call appointment. Sales Supervisor 274-8100 employer Responsible position, modern erized accounting operation. typing good figure aptitude, some previous experience in ing or clerical work. an We Have Openings For You now if you have better than average figure aptitude and enjoy detail work. Pleasant working conditions, company cafeteria, excellent benefits, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. Insurance Company 1630 Department “ACCOUNTING so_ for Washington An Howard. Street An equal opportunity available, at 475-7900 = 107 Help Wanted—Women Help Wanted—Women 107 Help WantedoWemen Business and Professional Business and Professional Beg : be 3 Se we By - Classified — pohte \ ‘ �‘4 os 110 Help Wanted—Women 5 Household Business and ‘STUDENT OR WOMAN small apt. several Z Help Wanted—Men 110 on 110 Wanted—Men Business and Saturday. Business * GOOD PAY, LIGHT e AND in 5 days, WANTED: ALL AND WOMAN week. $16 per references and Phone 234-9385. WOMAN FOR 4 DAYS A day. Must have own § transportation. GENERAL CLEANING EFFICIENT Sat. CLEANING 9 to 4, $2.00 WA 2-2544 an or eves. hour. OR 4-7979. Call to live behaved in our children 272-6253. BIG, WOMAN LADY days HAPPY brook good 272-6253. 108A with 7 12-23. To FAMILY wants girl. OR COUPLE house April IN well $250. NORTH- humored summer CONGENIAL FAMILY during summer. WISHES CON- OLD Call 251-1599. bath. Thurs. a.m.-Mon. Phone VE 5-3892 after SITTER WANTED, WOMAN, to baby home Mon. FOR area sit for through Evanston, GIRL and $100 mo. 3 yr. old Fri. 8 to 5; North UNiversity BABYSITTING 13-15 permanent 4-4656, after BABY _ WANTED for working WORK. 10 864- 5 p.m. SITTER time Call mother. UN 9-70074 NO Maintenance Sat. between 7 to p.m. 109 ~=Help Wanted—Women Industrial {o> ASSEMBLERS 10 EXPERIENCE ill train. Good increases as you “> penetits.: 8241 Apply N. Solar Kimball An FULL OR ing FOR aids. Systems 676-2040 Opportunity Equal WOMEN NECESSARY, Inc. Skokie Employer PART-TIME ASSEMBLY New plant. OF TEACH. Clean, - work. Call Don Corson, 272-7810. HUBBARD light SCIENTIFIC CO. Professional “PUT YOUR CAR Man CLERKS FULL at 1922 869-6090. machine. some If You supplies. No general No Tab console operator, leading pany. Advance schooling. No fee WITH THE of small experience Local Old No Phone OF OUR NORELCO NORELCO FACTORY MAN LIGHT ASSEMBLY Seeking middle-aged man for a permanent job for light assembly work. 5 day week. Good working conditions. Excellent employee benefits, Should be able to work on his own with a minimum amount of supervision. DURACLEAN INT'L Rd. Deerfield 945-2000 LANDSCAPE) MAINTENANCE FOREman. A good position for the right man. Must be able to manage crew. of men and make decisions. Also openings for general landscape men. Call for appt. Moore’s Landscape & Nursery Inc. 724-0690. No Car Call experience $7,200 plus expenses. An finish school, No fee TO COME IN, BY PHONE Murphy EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Av. Evanston BR 3-2155 PROGRAMMER, SR. EVANSTON DOWNTOWN COLLEGE DEGREE AND EXPOSURE to system work desirable. Must have extensive experience programming magnetic tape and/or disk. Emphasis either Honeywell or IBM equipment. Cobol, Easycoder or Autocoder, IOCS POSITION OFFERS UNUSUAL FUture potential in expanding new data center. Evanston executive office of nat’l corp. Excellent starting salary, working conditions and fringe benefits. Call C. C. Boyer 869-2300. INSPECTOR ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL assemblies. We need a man with 1 5 years experience in inspection incoming parts, soldering or assemb line work. Benefits. Call Mrs. Hof man. THE 1245 in a Career With Us, or Write KUCIA Evanston, Illinois Daily 8 a.m. to5 p.m. Sat. and Sunday Interviews Available BR 3-3400 The F International Business Machines Corporation An Equal Opportunity Employer CO. Chicago MECHANIC TO SET UP ASSEMBLY LINE. Work with our production engineer specify tools, see that all parts are the right places when needed. Call see Mrs. Hoffman. THE 1245 HARWALD Chicago i o + CO. Ave, 491-100 PART-TIME TURNSTYLE DIVISION OF JEWE needs men part-time 4 to 5 hours dail = regular schedule for our receiviy ept. Turnstyle 7342 W. Foster or COLLEGE 9449 N. Skokie Blvd STUDENTS GET A HEAD START IN LINING U your summer jobs. We need salesme now calling on loop businesses. Wor either full or part-time; commissio basis plus percentage of initial orde leads furnished. Call 664-9464 for app You won’t be sorry. YARDMEN NEEDED FOR PRESBYTERIAN HOME. MUS have experience in general gardening flower beds and general lawn caré4 Interesting job. 3742 hour; 5 da week; uniforms and lunch furnished apply in person at 3131 Simpson St Evanston or call 492-2906. STOCK CLERKS To keep stock in our production dept High School graduates; stockrm. ex perience in manufacturing helpful b not necessary. Willing to work ‘ove time at time and a half. Hourly rat $2.25 to $2.50. Please call or see Mrs Hoffman. The Harwald Co., 124 Chicago Av., Evanston, 491-1000. CREATIVE OPPORTUNITY IN ARCHITECTURAL OFFICE Small Wilmette office needs yo college raduate or graduate-to-b with .adesire to contribute to th environment. Excellent opportunity t learn all aspects of architectura practice. Call Mrs. Brown. AL 6-0583., BM 225-9334 ASK East HARWALD Av., Evanston 491-100 ACCOUNTANT $9,000-$10,000 FREE If you have 1 or 2 yrs. generé accounting experience and feel yo are ready for a more challengin opportunity, we can offer you a j with one of America’s fastest growin ‘co’s. You will start on the Financig V.P.’s_ staff covering a variety « assignments, geared to increase yo knowledge and develop your potentia PARKER PERSONNEL EVANSTO 600 DAVIS 869-860 PARTS IMMEDIATE OPENING IN OUR parts depot for two stock-room clerks. These are permanent positions and will train if necessary. Good starting salary with opportunity for advancement. This is an opportunity to make the automotive field a life-time career with many company benefits. MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA, INC. 1500 Skokie Blvd. : Northbrook I Expansion and fast promotion, ty resuit of continued growth, have mad possible 3 select openings in th firm’s executive training progra You will be given every opportunity learn all phases of manufacturi operations. No previous experiend needed immed. PARKER PERSONNEL EVANSTON 600 DAVIS 869-860 WHETHER YOU HAVE 6 MOS. OR 6 yrs. experience. Whether your experience is in small loan, banking, retail or other, you owe it to yourself to investigate this opportunity. Inside position. Immediate management potential. Don’t delay. Call today. PARKER PERSONNEL—EVANSTON 600 DAVIS 869-8600 272-5880 > Rd. Northbrook, ‘CR: 2-1000 Equal Opportunity Employer EXECUTIVE TRAINING PROGRAM $625-$675 PLUS FREE Packaging Corp. of America CONSUMER CREDIT MEN $550-$750—FREE AUTOMOTIVE INC. 1657 Shermer . Travel Rep. Trainee Opportunity to work, and advance into mgt. IF YOU ARE UNABLE PLEASE REGISTER TECHNICIAN CULLIGAN No ec. 1612 Chicago UN 9-9510 ext. 208 Challenging opportunity for dra exempt young man who enjoys seein a project through from beginning end. Variety of work includes a sembling new product components fd pilot test runs. Requires some hea work as well as timing and recordi product performance. Problem solvi ability and elementary knowledge slide rule and stop watch helpful. Call or see Rich Lorig. young $6,600 No TECHNICIANS Interested train . Sporting Goods college. 6-1212, PHYSICAL TESTING fee Plus car and expenses. necessary. No fee Some OR Orchard PRODUCT $ com- to $10,400 Manufacturer. . Claims Adjustor by west of Skokie Hwy.) Opportunity Employer will . Accountant 1717 Central Street FULL OR PART-TIME TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT CALL DAILY (COLLECT) 10 A.M. TO 3 P.M. Montgomery Warc $550 experience. CLERK fee Top manufacturer beginner. No fee CARETAKER CHET account- TOP MA- building Professional Full time position. 5 day wee We will train you. Respons bilities include computatio of commissions, wage e ployees earnings and assist i preparation of operating re ports. Full company benefit merchandise discounts, grou insurance, profit sharing, etd . Production Control GROWTH Please fee $125 . Sales Corrspndt. MEN PACKAGING and 5225 WEST TOUHY SKOKIE, ILLINOIS Are No college QUALIFICATIONS: Salary plus Car Allowance Equal and . Jr. Accountant Industrial fee No $115-$150 wk. electrical 360 on order. dictation machine necessitates the increase in our service department. If you recently completed your service in the Army or Navy and have electronics experience or other similar training or experience, phone for appointment 673-1783 or come in and see Bill Burke. NORTH rete 72 PHILIPS CO., Cc. 839 Waukegan Mr. O’Malley firm. . (3) 1401 Programrs. $12,000 Service Technician RAPID “North Suburbs FOR MR. PARKS 25th St. at South Park 2nd Floor Opportunity Employer M and lyr. $600 Basic electronics from Tech. Schools, or Military Service. Desire to hold a well-paying responsible job with IBM. HERE'S A JOB WHERE YOU'RE LEARNING EVERY DAY, PLUS EARNING AN EXCELLENT SALARY. Install Telephone Books At Public Telephones 407 SOME (2 blocks north of Oakton 2-1 |42 desirable. International . Jr. Draft. mechanical Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway Skokie ORchard 3-3200 THE BUILDING tenant lot grad. If You Like Electronics and People— Consider Becoming a Customer Engineer TO WORK ROUTES. AVAILABLE NOW df and Lot 2 blocks An Equal college and PAYROLL $6,500 some Draft exempt, ing. No fee PERSONNEL OFFICE 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays (Evening and Saturday interviews Appointment) ST. EXPERIENCED. part-time. Apply Evanston or phone FOR chine mechanic maintenance. ELECTRONIC Help Wanted—Men and “ . Sales Trainee plus comm., No fee Help Wented-Mea Business YOU HAVE A DEGREE OR AT least 2 years of college and equivalent business experience, you qualify for our ‘‘Selective Placement Service’ in which we service only those positions from $5-10,000. APPLY URGENTLY NEEDED . . > FULL time permanent clerks for Wilmette or Evanston warehouses. Will work in shipping, order filling, receiving or film repair departments. Must be dependable. Please go in person to either location below. ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA EDUCATIONAL CORP. 1144 Wilmette Av., Wilmette, Il. 609 South Blvd., Evanston, Ill. JANITORS. time or Ridge Av. 2855 Shermer Rd. Northbrook, Ill. Business WAREHOUSE WE starting pay with learn. All company PHYSI- EXCELLENT STARTING SALARIES — RAPID PROGRESSION — FREE UNIFORMS — LOW PRICED CAFETERIA WITH FREE MILK AND COFFEE AT LUNCH — SPOTLESSLY CLEAN, UNCROWDED WORK AREAS — NO LAYOFFS IN OUR HISTORY — PLUS THE MOST LIBERAL OF FRINGE BENEFITS. PERMANENT INTERESTING POSItion with security. 40-hour week. Paid 2-week vacation per year. Attractive retirement plan, sick leave benefits, hospital benefit plan. Experience desirable but not necessary. Equal opportunity merit employment. Apply Director of Public Works, Village Hall, 675 Village Court, Glencoe, Illinois, 835-4111 Extension 23. FULL HOUSE- GOOD MAN TO AGE 50 TO HELP care and the feeding laboratory animals. Farm helpful. : Public Works EVANSTON part-time IN EDUCATION. ANIMAL VILLAGE OF GLENCOE ANNOUNCES OPENING FOR in your and Sun. Must know how to swim. 3796 AMbassador PREFERABLY WITH CHIL- dren, Parking 9-1 142 AT THE “‘L’”’ IN NORTH SHORE BANK Free parking in bank 55, SCHOOL TRAIN IF College fee HANDLER MAINTENANCE TO NEW HOWARD 7 WEEKDAYS 4 of West AGE 110° Professional . Credit Trainee chemical knowledge aptitude desirable. and p.m. until April 21st; children aged 6; call-475-1267 after 5 p.m. End ORchard ‘Call 679-0072 after 6 p.m. HELPER-SITTER. NO heavy housework. Working mother, 9 .. old girl. Sleep over occasionally. BABY HIGH SKOKIE 226 IN THE TO GRADU- CHEMICAL OPERATOR Westmoreland Bldg. At North p.m. $25. MOTHERS req. ORCHARD, SUITE SCHOOL 20 to deliver interand to assist at mail cal condition for general utility work in handling supplies in our packaging department. Sales, industrial controls SUMMER HELPER WANTED Evanston area. Child pal and some lt. housework. Air-cond. home, own rm., Refs. MAN Time Study Jr. Auditor Product mgmt. Trainee, deg. req. Sales, some college req. Sales correspondent, train for sale Mech. Draftsman Sales trainee, H.S. genial and reliable high school or college girl to be part-time mother’s helper with 2 younger boys. Very flexible hours that could be coordinated with other work. Excellent pay for right person. May begin now or HIGH MATERIALS TRAINEES Help Wanted Baby Sitters and program Superv. general acctng. Construction office mgr. Market analyst, to age 35 General Accountant to age 30 Programmer 1401 Cost accountant, deg. not req. 2 Programmers, 360 exp. Personnel and purchasing Adm. ass’t., banking General accountant Personnel interviewer, some col. Acct., cost and budget Tax and Ins. clerk Ass’t. warehouse planner Clerk, some acct’ing bkegd. Ass’t. Office Mgr. trainee Salesman—comm., exp’s, plus sal. YUSEKEEPER; CHILD CARE LIVEin; 5 days; experienced; references; extra cleaning help. 835-1557 RESPONSIBLE $15,006 rep. MAN ate, age 18 to + a el mail esk. EXECUTIVE and ironing every Friday. Reliable references. W. Wilmette near bus. Call AL 1-9564. EED YOUNG Project engineer, mech Plant engineer Methods and layout eng. Engineer, B.S.E.E., to age 32 Designer, mechanical Jr. industrial secy. Mech. draftsman, some college Chief inspector Mechanical technician Draftsman, electrical bkgd. IRONING. 3 OR MESSENGER TO YOU! TECHNICAL Twice weekly, with car, or Sat. $13 - includes car fare. Refs. required. Call 724-7245 or 328-4048. eves. Glenview. ‘CLEANING FREE MGR. CARE no cooking. 835-4238 CLEANING SALES 100% Nat’l sales CHILD the Following Areas: IN SUBURBAN AND NORTH POSITIONS FAR week. leave Has Openings for Men in Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago’s Loop SPECIALIZING HOUSEKEEPING he ironing. 1 to 2 days per orthern Suburb. Call 674-4266 name and number. HOUSEKEEPER The and COLLEGE LEVEL $5,000- 10,000 Pay open. Evanston. Call UN 4-3217. 15 FOR EXCELLENT CLEANER every other Monday, Tuesday or Thursday. Vic. Dewey School, Evanston. References. Call GR 5-7152. OUSEMAID: FOR QUALITY LAKEome. 515 days, live in. Other Experience and_ references necessary. Phone AL 6-366. Help Wanted—Men Professional G. D. Searle & Co. TO CLEAN hours Help Professional Kitchen Helper Wanted IN GLENVIEW. FOR call PArk 4-5100. 10 _ Classified ' Evanston Review ~ Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald INFORMATION March : 30, 196; �SOT Fae Os Help Wanted—Men Business and 110 | Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional STOCK ). C. TECHNICIAN IPIDLY GROWING COMPANY OFbrs a fine opportunity to work as a bchnician in a modern laboratory and anufacturing plant. Call Mrs. or apply CHEMICAL at: bervice Station Northfield Employer Mechanic COMMISSION. OR RY rea. Call John at 966-0651. appointment. EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. Lake Av., Glenview An Equal Opportunity Employer COMPANY ystik Tape Div. 0 Winnetka Rd. An Equal Opportunity for SCOTT FORESMAN ED: opportunity. We offer convenient location, Tuition refund pro- Call 446-4000 E BORDEN Crocker 729-3000 ducational background should _inude some college work in math, hemistry or physics. Will do in-plant uality checks, physical testing in the hb «6and.§ «Ube: 6trained to maintain atistical system. his is a growth Ine equipment, ple parking. am. CLERK TO SHELVE STOCK, FILL ORDERS for advertising material, fill exhibit orders; will also do errands and lifting. High school graduate. FORMS ANALYST/DESIGNER $9-10,000 FREE To work in the methods area of a well known Chicago based Co. Must have 1 to 4 yrs. exp. in this line. SKOKIE Some EVANSTON 869-8600 PERSONNEL PARKER 600 DAVIS Men Think "A Job That Counts’ Must Have These Benefits: Business SALES TRAINEES BEGINNER NO EXP. NEED- ED Bank Services* $65-7500 Toiletries* $65-7200 Business Forms $6000 Pharmaceuticals* $6500 Lab Equipment* $6000 Canned Foods* $6300 Industrial Chemicals* $7800 Commercial Ins. $6600 Food extracts* $6500 Sundries* $58-7000 Audio-Visual Aids $7200 Cigarettes* $6000 Fine Paper $6000 Fine Paper $6000 Automotive Parts* $6600 Corr. Packaging $6600 Coatings $5900 Industrial Inks* $7800 Beer* 6000 Struct. Steel $6000 ALL OF THE POSITIONS LISTED ABOVE ARE ‘‘NO FEE”’ LISTINGS. * INDICATES CO. CAR AND INCENTIVE Vv 869-8600 CALL PARKER 600 DAVIS PERSONNEL EVANSTON 2nd FLOOR We Offer A Nice Place to Work Good Working Conditions New Competitive Wages Group Life Insurance Group Hospitalization Free WRITE Pension A-911, BOX Plan 60, WILMETTE EDITOR WRITER WORLD WIDE SERVICE CLUB OR ganization seeks creative editor-write with good knowledge of the busines: and professional world and_ wit! writing or teaching experience in thc field, Job entails program develop ment, writing and research in area 0: business ethics, employer-employee and competitor relationships, caree1 information for youth and help tr small business management. Age 2835. Send resume and samples to: Rotary International 1600 Ridge DAvis 8-0100 TRAIN AS A SAFETY SPECIALIST $625—CAR—EXP'N'S activities YOU WILL BE TRAINED TO CONduct a variety of safety studies all over Chicagoland. Your training covers everything from plant safety programs to investigating complaints of industrial fire hazards. No prev. exp. needed. NO FEE. CALL PARKER PERSONNEL EVANSTON 600 DAVIS 869-8600 MEN'S FURNISHING SALESMAN STOCKMEN EXPERIENCE PREFERRED. WILL train however. Full time, permanent position. Excellent earnings. Liberal personal discounts. Company benefits. Apply to Mr. Nelson. in Morton 1700 BASKIN'S Grove distributor has openings for warehousemen: GOOD SPARE GR 5-1400 BOYS McDONALD'S Carry-Out Restaurant Rd. Glenview. PROGRAMMER TRAINEES NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED $600-700 NO FEE MATH APTITUDE, IBM EXP, OR A DEGREE WILL QUALIFY. GO TO SCHOOL AT CO EXPENSE. FOURTEEN CURRENT OPENINGS. PARKER PERSONNEL EVANSTON 600 DAVIS 869-8600 Evanston — 869-9915 OF SCHOOL 530 Waukegan Employment Center 1520 N. Chicago Ave. RECEIVING Evanston CONVENIENT HOURS AFTER SCHOOL AND WEEKENDS. APPLY AT: Illinois Bell Telephone Company VOLKSWAGEN Orrington, HIGH plus other positions in many North Suburban Communities AND SPOTS. PARTS WINNETKA PARK DISTRICT HAS openings for permanent park maintenance personel. Interesting and varied work, pleasant working conditions, excellent retirement and hospital plans, liberal sick leave _policy, paid vacation, apply George B. Caskey 510 Green Bay Road, Village Hall Winnetka, Ill. 446-2160 YOUNG HOURS MAN TO CLEAN WORKING CONDITIONS UNIFORMS FURNISHED $2.30 STARTING SALARY Volkswagen North Central 3737 Lake-Cook Rd. An equal opportunity employer farch 30, 1967 Evanston Review * Wilmette Lif e Deerfield LEARN OPERATION OF SMALL printing dept. and to assist in mail and shipping. Good opportunity for conscientious worker. Call 869-7700 for appointment. EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE 990 GROVE STREET, EVANSTON YOUNG MAN WANTED FOR PERMAnent position in chemistry laboratory. Minimum education required, H.S. graduate. 5 day week. Position available immediately. Call Dr. Kanto at YO 6-6200. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOC. 5420 Old Orchard Rd. THE CITY OF HIGHLAND PARK HAS job openings for crossing guards. 4 to 5 hours a day. $1.92-$2.20 per hour. Excellent opportunity for retired man in good health. Apply Chief of Police, Public Safety Center, 1677 Deerfield Rd., Highland Park. 432-7730. DRIVER NORTH SHORE FLORISTS VErnon 5-0609 Business and Professional ‘es ~ ENGINEERING DRAFTSMAN-EXPEDITER FOR FOREMEN ~ AND SUPERVISORS _ RAPIDLY GROWING COMPANY, conveniently located in Northfield, needs draftsman-expediter in Engineering Department. Assignments would include drafting, requisitioning, estimating, project work and associated duties with a team of experienced professional engineers. High school education and mechanical know-how essential. Convenient parking, good salary and benefits. PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON THE BORDEN CHEMICAL COMPANY Mystik Tape Div. 1700 Winnetka Rd. An Equal Opportunity MED. SIZED MACH. PAPER CONVERSIO LOADING DOCK MAINTENANCE DRILL PR ESS FINAL ASSEMBLY Q. C. TESTIN Ing. HANDLING MATERIA WAREHOUSE PACKAGING ORDER PROCESSING WANT TO MOVE CALL 869-8600 PARKER PERSONNEL _ EVANSTON Northfield Employer COMPUTER OPERATOR EVANSTON DOWNTOWN 600 DAVIS Good opportunity in expanding new data center. Evanston executive office of nat’l corp. Excellent starting salar with merit rated advancement. Full fringe benefits. Acceptable pre-employment test scores and work references required, Call C. C, Boyer. 8692300. AN AMAZING OFFER FROM A MAjor service industry that will train you for a 5 figure position within 2 years! You’ll work with the home office sales force and receive full expenses 4 times yearly for one week’s travel through the midwest to check on regional sales office performance. You’ll train for sales under their top salesmen — men who are earning $15,000 plus. PARKER PERSONNEL EVANSTON 300 DAVIS 869-8600 ASSISTANT Libby McNeill & Libby Co. 200 S. Michigan, ext. 335. Chicago Miss an atmosphere of Please call 446-4000 in person. — personal gro ext. 334 or a te : THE BORDEN CHEMICAL COMPANY Mystik Tape Div. 1700 An [o} rthfield Employer _ Winnetka Rd. Equal Opportunity MENS WEAR SALESMEN FULL TIME ONLY. and boys furnishings. benefits. Apply Beyda or phone ment. Crawford 2509 Devon An Many rson for MEN company to a Opportunity apply at: "Ss * sur i Holi- FORREST’S SERVICE 1201 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette | Brown | BE OPENINGS FOR in one of the North % bonus, etc. Closed pansies and days. If you qualify and have references > Chic Employer Service stations. te vacations, hospital — £2 te Vases. Dept. Stores Ave Equal WE HAVE notch men TO SELL in 338- ay — aie a Oe ACCOUNTANT ~ Expanding Automobile Distributor sy ; é (Wholesale Only) needs STAFF ACCOUNTANT with degree and at least 2 years experience. Modern ae . facilities and liberal employee benefit plans. Submit complete resume including salary requirements in confidence. Write A-904, Box 60, Wilmette, Illinois. Water Plant Operator EVANSTON WATER WORKS ~ $546-$668, depending on experience. Good opportunity for advancement. Call Personnel Department. CHY OF EVANSTON GR 5-3100 * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald f se- mesters of college chemistry and some lab experience is necessary. Tu i refund plan. An opportunity to work ir finest Paid SOME PAYROLL EXPERIENCE High School grad. To $450 per month. COMPAN Will be en- gaged in professional work of a routine character. Must have exempt status. Only one to three aekeging Corp. of America H.S. DIPLOMA $103 WK.—NO FEE 922-4250, GROWING technicians. RAPIDLY needs lab HONEYWELL 200 SYSTEM. 2 years training and experience required. Honeywell or comparable equipment including some tape. Second shift. Some supervisory responsibilities. PAYROLL Pers Help Wanted—Men , Help Wan‘ed—Men Business and Professional Professional Paid Vacations Paid Holidays . , —Pleasant surroundings —Comprehensive training —Friendly co-workers —Opportunities for advancement Illinois Bell agrees. We offer them all. So, if YOU'RE a man who wants a job that counts, visit us today. Openings available, if you qualify, for SHIPPING and Insurance Good starting salary —Job security —Group insurance —Challenging assignments —Regular increases —Variety, every day »-—Service to community —Paid holidays, vacations —Tuition aid program —Recreational 110 Help Wanted—Men 110 Professional ae Classified — I! �=e vr _ Help Wanted—Men Business and Help Wanted—Men OFFICE MGR. TRAINEE pees $8500—9500 NO FEE Background in accounting and office procedures exp. Business Professional helpful, will not Super- necessary. EVANSTON 869-8600 MAN FOR FULL TIME EMPLOY- ment to do building operation and maintenance work and drive school bus. Excellent working conditions, retirement plan, hospitalization and major medical insurance, sick leaves, rsonal leaves and other benefits. hone 251-3587 . YOUNG VETS $450—$575 between a variety programs in different Choose _ training of 37 career areas offered by our client companies. 5 Z23 — PARKER positions. PERSONNEL 600 DAVIS EVANSTON 869-8600 4 AUTO MECHANIC Have immediate opening for 2 auto » .mechanics. Full time job, Ford experience preferred but not neces. sary. Excellent potential for qualified - man. Contact in person, Mr. Hinrichs, _ Schumacher Ford, 1131 Chicago Ave., Evanston. Window CHANDLER'S FOUNTAIN INC. SQUARE, SERVICEMAN EXPERIENCED OR WILL TRAIN. Electrically and mechanically inclineo .~ man. Permanent position. Apply in rson. North Shore Refrigeration, 1 Simpson, Skokie. PART-TIME - Wilmette, Ill. Office Supply Salesman 3 FULL TIME. PERMANENT. : ersonnel Dept., 4th floor. CHANDLER'S FOUNTAIN APPLY INC. SQUARE, EVANSTON PRESSER -~ Guaranteed Annual Income NO LAYOFFS, NO SHORT WEEKS, good salary. WANTED drivers and and 40. Werte 8" of Skokie, EXPERIENCED movers. Steady Age work. TRUCK between Good 22 wages. Prefer those that know this area. Apply in person to Mr. Peterson, 2510 Green Bay Rd., Evanston. ~-MAN TO NEWS - HELP AGENCY. POS. SAL. _ Experienced or will train, steady work North Shore. Ralph Synnestvedt Associates. 3602 Glenview Road. Call Mr. Lee BE ABLE TO . READ and use inspection guages. ears or more actory location LANDSCAPE Skokie, BLUE Five experience required. in Northbrook. Evanston, MAINTENANCE North Shore. Full or part-time. Need several men. Exp: elerred but not necessary. Salary From $2.00—$3.50 per hr. depending on exp. Reliable company. 475-1404. ee 1834 FULL OR PART-TIME Start $1.75 per hr. Waukegan Rd. Glenview. MAINTENANCE MAN WANTED FOR Synagogue in Skokie. Steady work experience nec. Call Mrs. Josephson, at 674-3473 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for EXCELLENT STARTING SALARY, chance for advancement, company benefits, 5 day week. Anixter Bros., Inc., 2230 Brummel Place, Evanston. 869-8000. WAREHOUSE MAN, SHIPPING AND receiving, - _ = 1 man 8 a.m. to 4 -- p.m. Mon. through Sat. 1 man 3 to 8 p.m. Mon, through Fri. 1 man evening work Mon. through Fri. 256-1213, Mr. ay. WANTED: _ 2nd FLOOR Synagogue. days electric MAINTENANCE weekly, heat, Send handy MAN with 5 simple plumbing, resume giving rience. Write Wilmette, Ill. 3 HOURS IN ‘MAN TO DO SORTING AND MAKE UP loads. Steady work. Good pay. 5 day week. Paid vacation. Insurance plan. Apply in person only. NORTH SHORE UNIFORM SERVICE 1818 Dempster St. Evanston. LUMBER YARD INSIDE SALESMEN. Growing yard needs two men with some experience. Good working condiFine _ PART OR _ Set wonderful your FULL TIME. own hours. ODD — 8841—475-0743. Call 8-11 a.m. 12— Classified oppor- 244-4300 Phone HELPER WANTED at the WILLOW INN CLUB Call HI 6-4376 COMBINATION PORTER AND DISHWASHER NIGHT OR DAY POSITION OPEN CALL 967-8939. 3 EVENING Mr. Lower. 547-7888. tions, profit sharing, COOK'S GARAGE ATTENDANT Day work, full time. Apply in person. Downtown Parking Stations. 1612 Chicago Av. Evanston. evenings per week. Approx. $3.00 per hour, car necessary. Age 19 to 30. Call tunity. Call Mr. BOY TO WORK IN ROAD SIDE plant and garden store. Full or part time. Phone AL 1-2325. : CAB DRIVERS WANTED, FULL OR PART-TIME. DAY OR NIGHT. EXCELLENT INCOME. APPLY: 8015 LAWNDALE, SKOKIE and 60, PART-TIME SALES WORK YOUNG MAN FOR WEEKEND OR part-time YARD WORK. S.W. Highland Park. Min. age, 16. Must have own transp. 446-7215 or 831-4717. COOKS’ HELPER AND GENERAL kitchen work. 12 noon to 8 p.m. Many ‘benefits. Call for appointment Mrs. Martens, 869-3530. . painting. background A-914, Box $90 to Apply at Lawndale, GAS ATTENDANTS MAN WANTED TO TRAIN AS KENtucky Fried Chicken cook; cooking experience not necessary. Full time eee around employment. Apply Mr. wihart, 833 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette. MAINTENANCE MEN FOR NORTH Shore 9 to 5. Salary FULL TIME AND PART-TIME. Lake Car Wash, H.P. Phone ID 2-1717. 4 CLAIMS TRAINEES 2 ‘Sal. $550. Train to adjust auto. claims. Car furn. No exp. nec. No Fee. Call eer 869-8600. PARKER PERSONNEL—EVANSTON 600 DAVIS ST. hours $100. Free hospitalization. N.T.N. Baring, 7060 N. Lincolnwood. Meéen-Boys Newspaper Delivery In — South Evanston. UN 4-4075 : KING BARTENDER—FULL TIME for country club on the North Shore. Paid hospitalization, vacation and year end bonus. Call Mr. DeWees, 8353000 for an appointment. 4 to 5 p.m. “PRODUCT INSTRUCTOR “MUST GROWER HELPER, FULL TIME ALso green house helpers, part-time. Landscaping or green house experience preferred. Call AL 1-4400 ask for Mr. Bill Welter. WORK AVAILABLE FOR HIGH school ‘Senior or College _ student evenings and weekends. Will train. vues Standard Service, ALpine 18787. DELIVER. PIZZA FULL OR PART-TIME. TOP PAY Must know Evanston, North Shore area Call 869-2800 after 2 p.m. BURGER JOBS. 328- 15 rings. NO MORE DROP-OUTS. EXPERIENCED SEMI-TRUCK er to haul sand and gravel. work. Call ID 2-7563 aft. 5:30 WILL PAY more for mature men. Light factory (woodworking). Call Glenview, 729- 3100. PART-TIME SECURITY GUARDS wanted immediately. Glenview area. Excellent pay. Liberal benefits. CALL 242-0830. SALESMAN FOR MEN’S' SPORTSwear Department. Hourly compensation, Ages 21 through 35. 5 or 6 day week as desired. Call UN 4-0310. DRIVER WANTED, WITH OWN CAR. Approximately 20 hours per week. Call Chicken Delight, 2010 Central St.,. Evanston. GReenleaf 5-7600 DRIVSteady I OWN SEVERAL APT. BLDGS. NEED a man over 65 to keep in touch with bldg. when I am away. Write A-903, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. TO DO One full time experience will train. Good LANDSCAPE HI EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY AVAILable for a bright aggressive individual who has had precision inspection experience. The selected candidate will have had training and experience in the use of a wide variety of inspection tools, such as surface plate, height gauges, etc., and the use of set up equipment for precision work. This is your opportunity to join the progressive engineering staff of America’s leading radionics manufacturer and to enjoy the many benefits ZENITH offers. Phone ZENITH WORK. 2201 6-4873. An men. MAN TO N.W. suburb CLEAN UP IN Part-time Nights HU 6-2113 MAN FOR CLEANING For 1 DAY A WEEK 2 adults. References. Help Machine PART#TIME AND light UN 9-9000 FACTORY NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Day shift. Permanent. Will train. New Plant. All benefits. Chicago Backing Co., 2800 Shermer Rd. Northbrook (1 blk. S. of Willow) 2-2990 GENERAL FACTORY Permanent. Steady. TOY TINKERS 807 Greenwood, Evanston. SHIPPING AND WAREHOUSE Permanent. Steady. TOY TINKERS 807 Greenwood, Evanston. 113. APARTMENT PHOTOCOPY Dempster GENERAL Help Wtd.—Men and Women Proof Machine Operator A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification +132 in this Paper! 5 day week. Convenient to all transportation. Usual employee benefits. Apply Personnel Office. FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. OF EVANSTON 800 Davis An St. Equal Evanston Opportunity DdAvis 8-8100 Employer Wanted—Men—industrial “¢ Plater-Leadman NEW INSTALLATION Now hiring a leadman for a new plating installation. Responsible position requires one experienced in still plating operations — maintain tanks, mix solutions, obtain chemical conversion codings and tests for current density and thickness. Remodeled and expanded facilities are among the best in industry. Excellent working conditions, earnings and complete benefit program. The Powers Regulator Co. “A good place to work—where people are important"' CO 7-630! 3400 W. OAKTON OR 3-6701 SKOKIE, ILL. An Equal Opportunity Employer APTITUDE FOR Interest FOR FIGURES in details helpful. STABILITY? Biller Typists GOOD TYPING SPEED REQUIR Experience helpful but will train school graduate. Warehousemen Model g Maker HIGH SCHOOL AND/OR VOCATION school graduate familiar with chine tools to make wood, metal plastic models. ° Addressograph Operator ACCURATE TYPING REQUIRED this position for person interested details. Experience helpful, but will train beginner. Project Manager CONTRACT DEPT. DUTIES INVO® presentation of complete programs prospective customers and _ follo up awarded contracts to completio project. Minimum requirements recent college degree and/or exp! ence with hospital supplies equipment. Administrative Assistants CHALLENGING POSITIONS FOR cent. college graduates interested administration. Informal on the training program leading to Supe sory, Staff, or Operations Man ment assignments. General EXPERIENCED HUNTING? Receivable Ledger Clerk NEED RELIABLE PEOPLE order filling, packing, shipping receiving. Clean warehouse; working conditions. Some previous factory experience desirable. Will consider beginners. We are a progressive company with excellent advancement potential. Excellent starting salary plus _ shift differential. 2100 MEN FOR STOCK HANDLING assembly. New _ plant. Clean, work. Call Don Corson. 272-7810. HUBBARD SCIENTIFIC CO 2855 Shermer Rd. Northbrook, Ill. Help OUR Trainees AMERICAN Wanted—Men Industrial FULL OR ON Janitors Call VErnon 5-4292 EXPERIENCED CLEANING MAN. Recent local references required. Call ID 2-0434. WANTED: MAN WITH EXPERIENCE in gardening. One or two days a week. No tools necessary. CR 2-0579 YARD WORK. RECENT LOCAL REFerences required. Call CR_ 2-1560, evenings or weekends. 112 employer. Material Handlers Household Accounts Reliable, mature man needed on maintenance staff for permanent 1d term employment with all bene Uniforms furnished. Will be bond (Hrs. 7 a.m. to 3:30.) Stock Men Help Wanted—Men Project Draftsmen BASIC ARCHITECTURAL DRAFT skills required. Some college and board experience helpful. Excel potential. LOOKING ILL. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS first and second shifts. for: Janitor 5. PLANT. or full time openings Clerk Typists HOWARD opportunity have GOOD TYPING AND FIGURE ARH tude required. Challenging openi leading to secretarial positions. General Factory Work College and upper high school Good pay. Call 432-1016, 9 to equal We typing. RADIO W. WOULD WELCOME THE OPPOR nity of discussing with you the m opportunities now available, future prospects with American, our complete fringe benefit prog including Health and Life Insurar Profit Sharing and Retirement. B cation Plan and Employee Discoun quired. EVANSTON, CUSTODIAN PERMANENT POSITION Must be able to drive 7 passenger oer all. Fringe benefits. Call DA 8- Outdoor R. Volpe for appt. 745-3227 TRUCK DRIVER-STOCKMAN $100 a week, High ‘School graduate only, bondable. KI 5-5151. Call 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Northwest suburbs. Summer A Good Company To Go With— A Good Company To Grow With INSPECTOR man wanted. Some be helpful, but will pay. ~AMERICAN HOSPITA SUPPLY CORPORATIO INSPECTION PRECISION PORTERS TO WORK DAY OR NIGHT shift, permanent, good pay, Howard Bowl, 1777 W. Howard, Chicago. also FOR WILMETTE SCHOOLS 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. shift. Call AL 6-2450 for information. YOUNG MAN TO OPERATE PACKING machine and other duties. Will train. Full time days. No. 6 Evanston bus 132 blk. from plant. Apply 2423 Main St., Evanston, east of McCormick. appt. 724-1300 prints YOUNG MEN, NO EXP. NEC. WILL teach dry cleaning profession and route sales, Fine opp. Apply Perfecto Cleaners, 821 Emerson, Evanston. MANAGE PERM. ary plus bonus, hospitalization, paid Sonaiien, profit sharing. Write K-916, ~ Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. TREE MEN on and SALESMAN. Assistant to manager. No exp. necessary. Will train. Excellent starting salary. Busch Jewelry Co., - 1624 Sherman Av., Evanston. MAN TO WORK AT PRIVATE school. .Maintenance and _ janitorial duties. Must be honest and reliable. 8 ay for appointment. 446-0674 ext. 5 MECHANIC. ALIGNMENT EXPERIence required. Excellent pay, good working condition, Union benefits. Apply in person: Biltmore Tire Company 9323 Skokie Blvd. Skokie 679-4840 COUNTER MAN WANTED TO WORK in our Kentucky Fried Chicken store eves. and weekends; will train. Apply Mr. Swihart, 833 Green Bay Rd., Industrial DISHWASHER AND GENERAL KITCHEN DUTIES. Apply at The Buffet, Edens Plaza or call AL 1-8686 STABLE HELP, ETC. Single man. W. Suburb. Living quarters. Good salary plus tips. Lindgren Employment Agency, 446-1047 MAN 113° Help iaouiies and we - Help Wanted—Men Professional MAN WANTED FOR GENERAL DUties in North Shore Funeral Home. Salary open. Sleeping room available. Write A-923, Box 60. Wilmette, Ill. “WAREHOUSE AND STOCK SELEC:tor. Must be aggressive and versatile. Good starting pay and full company benefits. Call for appointment 966-4300. CUSTODIAN EVANSTON and HARDWARE Retail store experience or will train. Permanent. Benefits. Eckart Hardware Co. 735 Elm St., Winnetka. YOUNG H.S. GRAD. FOR PAVEMENT research in Skokie lab. Misc. duties incl. moving soil, placing concrete, plotting data. Phone YO 6-6200, Mr. Childs. GARDENERS AND LABORERS Also Foremen for landscape and maintenance work. Top wages. 2526 Maple, Evanston. GR 5-8243 between 5-7 p.m. or AL 6-0408. LIGHT DELIVERY APPLY ‘ 112. Help Wanted—Men Business DAILY PICK UP AND DELIVERY OF photo finishing on established route. Call 835-4507. MAN TO CLEAN CARPET IN THE home. Must have references. Permanent. Will train. Good salary and benefits. Call GR 5-1192. Display Man FULL TIME. PERMANENT. Personnel Dept., 4th floor. 110 Professional GOOD OPPORTUNITY. CUSTOM framing shop needs conscientious man who enjoys precision wood working. Will train. Peter Darro, Inc., 1232 Waukegan Rd., Glenview. 729-1112. other qualify. but and Clerk INTERESTING, VARIED POSITI in our Payroll Dept. Figure aptit but no typing required. Dictaphone Secretaries RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS FOR Ff perienced secretaries to advertis manager, in Sales Administration Customer Service Departments. cellent opportunities for responsibi and challenge. File Clerk Reliable, terested maintain mature-type person, in details and accuracy accounting files. Senior Accountant RECENT COLLEGE OR COMMER school student or graduate with of 2-3 yrs. college-level accounti Duties will include preparation financial statements and account: reports plus analysis work. Excel\™ potential for advancement. Cafeteria Helper DUTIES INCLUDE RUNNING automatic dishwashing equipment general clean-up. Uniforms furnis (Hrs. 8:30 to 4:30) 5 day week, from 9 a.m. 4 to 5 p.m. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATIO 2020 All RIDGE AVE. EVANS' Ph. 864-6050, ext. 220 Qualified Applicants Welcome SALESMAN, EXPERIENCED \ with local knowledge preferred. Wa with a traditional name and enjoy respect. We offer such benefits IBM bi-monthly statements, tax w holding, advertising allowance $115 Million Retirement fund addition to a liberal incapacita fund. These are most unusual bene! in the Real Estate field. If appli has managerial qualities the future unlimited in this organization. C Mr. Watson District Sales Mgr. Le i , office of Baird Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald & Warner—( March we: Re a 30, 19 ' es ae �F 5 3 Help Wtd.—Men and Women _ Fo ~ EDITORS NEEDED Business Administration OLLEGE GRADUATE TO _ EDIT manuscripts for college text books. College major in subject manner not required. At least 2 years of text books editing experience required. HEALTH ; College graduate with experience in editing and production to edit manuscripts for health text books. Will also work with art and production departments. MATHEMATICS College graduate with a major or minor in math and recent teaching experience in elementary, junior high or high school. Modern math needed to write copy for students and teachers materials. PSYCHOLOGY OR EDUCATION College graduate with major. in ypsychology or education and with 1 year experience in manuscript editing and copy editing of college text books to edit psychology and_ education manuscripts and to do all stages of editing. SCIENCE : -College graduate with science major and 1 or more years science teaching or editing experience to edit manuscripts, revise galley, other editorial ~duties. PROOFREADER GH SCHOOL GRADUATE WITH 1 or 2 years college, at least 2 years relevant proofreading experience required. all Miss Kennedy for appointment 729-3000 SCOTT FORESMAN & CO. — Help Wtd.—Men and Women 120 ‘Real Estate Opportunity LG. 113. AIDES SALES REAL ESTATE interested in a_ or saleslady. Call Realty AL WE WILL TRAIN YOU AT FULL PAY to work in our all new modern kitchen. Immediate full and part-time openings on all shifts. Breakfast cook, , Grill cook, Salads, preparation work, Dish Machine Operators and Utility. Uniforms and meals furnished. Paid family hospital plan, life insurance and vacation. Apply at once. Howard Johnson's Restaurant Plaza Del Lago, Sheridan Westerfield Drive. Wilmette Miss Stralka, 251-9631. Rd. & or call REAL ESTATE SALES : We're enlarging our Wilmette office and would like to talk to an experienced sales person or someone who lives in Evanston—North Shore towns and is serious about selling real estate. Our 4 offices have increased their sales volume 70% over last year. Our bonus and commission schedules are the finest in the business. Strong adveritsing programs. If you would like the advantages of a multi-office company but would like that ’’one big, happy family” feeling, let’s talk it over. Our best references are our sales people—ask them. Call Mr. Strey, ALpine 1-0330. KOENIG & STREY REALTORS BANK TELLER FIRST NATIONAL A REAL ESWill train if A-877, Box 60, Help Wtd.—Men and Women Household AND WIFE $25 ONE SATURper month, 7 hours each. Own Call after 5 p.m. or Sat. a.m. 724-7283. AND TRUST CO. OF EVANSTON 800 Davis An St. Equal Evanston Opportunity WINNETKA DdAvis 8-8100 Employer REAL ESTATE WE CAN USE A SALES PERSON INTERESTED IN THIS BUSINESS. KNOWLEDGE OF THE NORTH SHORE HELPFUL. FULL COOPERATION FURNISHED. CALL MR. WEINRICH. PORTER REALTOR 62 GREEN & WEINRICH BAY WINNETKA 446-2600 RD. COPYWRITER GROWING NATIONAL CORPORATION needs recent college graduate with creative and organization abilities to plan and write advertising bulletins and brochures. Will assume many responsibilities in production areas. Evanston location. Complete fringe benefit program. Phone BR_ 3-4210, ». ext. 220, Miss Deutsch. Language Instructors /COLLEGE EDUCATION IN THE LANguage required. All languages. For North mann March Shore area. for appt. 30, Call 782-6820. 1967 Rent—Rooms EMPLOYED WOMAN HAS A LOVELY room for rent. Home like atmosphere, pleasant surroundings. Employed woman preferred. Exc. transp., nominal rental. HO 5-6090 week-days 9-5. Mr. Hoever- CLEAN, young Near town Evanston, EAST Mature Working Woman bath and TV. Call HOME. BUSINESSMAN room. Share kit., 328-7094. SLEEPING ROOM IN WELL KEPT house for employed, quiet gentleman. Walk-in closet, linens weekly, nice neighborhood. UN 4-4472. ROOM FOR ileges for available. RENT W/KITCHEN employed woman; PRIVgarage oice Wanted BUSINESS NORTH EVANSTON—5 WINDOW room. Priv. bath Excellent transp. Gentleman pref. Call UNiversity 40329 after 6 p.m. or weekends. FURNISHED ROOM FOR LADY. ATtractive Town House. Kitchen and laundry privileges. Public transportation. Call 864-2378 eves., wkends. NICE COMFORTABLE ROOM nr, transportation. Girl preferred. Ernon 5-1715. , EVERY Call DA Plymouth DAY SEE FOR facili- and Down- to A-919, 1 bedroom from $230 2 bedrooms from $260 3 bedrooms from $400 RIDGE Light Rent. OTHER cooking. Refs. AL ROOM , Complete UN hi AV. 4-9020 SAME 620 to $135 NEEDED TO SHARE FUR- East ti | nao Stove pantry—built-in and built-in Roper ELEVATOR bedroom ? 2 inspect. close QUINLAN these latest features for to conditioned, ceramic transportation, Call tile to E BR contain Premises 7 conditioned OPEN with BATHS put easy wall & aston RMS. AMPLE CLOSETS. PRIVATE back porch, Nr. stores and transportation. 3rd floor. $117.50. UN 4-1325. "ah i the All oven de-luxe type UN 42600at 16700 and air units. 1-5 INC. BR'3-3750 a Luxe De East Glenview CHARMING 2-BDRM. AIR-COND. Near trans.; residential neighborhood. Suitable for elders. Avail. May Ist. 831-3959 OPEN Gas . Full Size for Cooking Breakfast and Sherman Fl. Seward nr. n 20 $: Foster at Sherm: nr. Sherm: Fl. nr, Cherian J3 Simpson Av. DA ONE BEDROOM TWO BEDROOM 8-3 a ir ts ST., 2nd fl., near Chic Ave., elevator Davis St. bldg. area, : bldg., 2 baths, cab. apt. ki fireplace. Evanst é. 1501 705 2146 442 EFFICIENCIES CHICAGO—corn., bidg. ELMWOOD—at Dempster ONE BEDR M . HINMAN—New kit. MULFORD—3!5 rooms N. RIDGE—Chgo TWO BEDROOMS MAPLE—Elev. bldg. HINMAN—Air cond. SHERMAN—Parking Inc. ELMWOOD—lIst flr. THREE BEDROOMS MAPLE—elev. bldg. SHERMAN —elevator bldg. DEERFIELD—Deerfield QUINLAN & TYSON, | 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 AVE., EVANSTOI BRoadway 3-: EVANSTON. BRIGHT AND C ing two bedroom apt. in fine 3 bldg. Large living room (17 x 23), sized dining room, and a third bedroom suitable for a den room. Immaculate, quiet, we tained. Breakfast bar in_ kitchen. Heat and services for small adult 000 family cabi ppl appreciate gracious living. mo. includes qerene in réar, - location, near St. Francis Hosp. by but PLEASE telephone for apt see. 714 Brummel St., Ev., ev DA 8-7789. Hokanson 513 Davis St. & Jenks. REALTORS GReenleaf 5-16 EVANSTON 3 800 HINVAN Spacious Air Cond. Studio Apt. 8th Flr. Mrs. . Indoor Heated Garage . Built-in Gas ovens . Spacious Closets . Beau. Colored baths . Laundry Facilities . Window Washing . C&NW, Shops, Bus, ‘‘L’’ Fieldman fe aS Resident Man UNiversity 9-1409 NEW BUILDING 800 Custer, Evanston 4 ‘ (1 block west of Coronet Theater) 1 bedroom apt., $170 ‘Studio apt., $135. Includes: wall to wall carpeting, gas for cooking, parking, heat. a Immediate occupancy. For appointment, Heating PHONE OR 3-3130 NORTH EVANSTON LO 6-1002 (Model Apartment) Route 176. St.). Turn Street QUINLAN & TYSON, MORE ,.INFORMATION RA 6-4925 (Chicago) She THREE BEDROOMS LAKE ST., 2nd fl., de luxe Room To reach apartments, go N. on U.S. 41 or tollway to Hawley (in Mundelein) and to Ist stoplight (Prospect block to McKinley. Address is 600-700 McKinley St. nr. kitchen. HOUSE SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Weekdays and Sat. 10-9 P.M. FOR Hamlin 536144 MICHIGAN, excellent bldg., large rooms, full d.r. breakfast nook OFFERING 2 Free Parking Spaces Per Apartment Automatic Elevator 2-Door Refrigerator-Freezer Closet Space Galore Dining Room in 2 Bdrm. Apartment All Schools Nearby Steps Away From Shopping Air Conditioning Sound Proofing . Free 3rd Perfect P.M. NEW MUNDELEIN ANDREA-MARCY LUXURIOUS, PRACTICAL: AND ECONOMICAL APARTMENT LIVING TWO BEDROOMS (I!/. BATHS FROM $180-$190) . . . . . . . . . Fl. Sherman 1501 445 1191 living. TYSON, ; : SMART & GOLEE, INC. 1513 628 6813 AVE 2 DAILY QUINLAN Chic Custer 3rd Fl. Hamlin 5 Rms., $100. 1500 1303 INC. reall double wea INC. & TYSON, AVE. 1571 SHERMAN AL 1-6700 UN 4-2600 cudiewed 3rd 524 Davis ranges, double door refrigerators, disposals. All apartments are WITH. 2 AND built-in cabinet kitchens, baths, see nr. 491-1855 apartments have their own private balconies. Heat is supplied by a central gas fired hot water system, individually controlled in. each apartment. Kitchens are unusually large y air 1 fine UP BEDROOMS, and apts., Rms., a ums, 1107 5 Sitar and at APTS. on Come apartments AVE BUILDING Rms., Main. 5 Rms., 3rd woodburning MAPLE nina N.W. Ry.—Tacked down carpeting in L.w.,--D:B., Sun _ porch, hall, 3 bedrooms and den. Rent $340 per mo. = pateee at $15 per mo. To inspect yah . A. PETERSON & CO. GR 5MAPLE APTS. BURNS , oo Fl. INC NOW Church AVAIL. MAY Ist ‘ 2nd Fl. 2 baths, Hinman bldg. $275. ° estern oven! lO 3rd Downtown 271-3500 3 Fl. 1516 HINMAN 1 78O oneNe Greonwed . Evanston!!! blocks to lake—3 blocks to C.T.A. and EVANSTON 1501 Drago HAROLD 916 MICHIGAN AVE.—1ST FLOOR We will have available, a spacious, delightful 3 bedroom, 2 bath apartment home—plus wood paneled den off west bedroom—beautiful — St. Charles kitchen with stainless steel sink—built-in Revco Freezer and bc a) gd — — ia rd in utler’s Ann & GOLEE, AVAIL. 1st 509 MAINE F ee CO. — Ave., Main St. shops at front door. 4619 DAVIS ST., Skokie, fine bldg., elec. kitchen, air cond. included in rent. — S bearoen Gah erat s oo = =For re 3-2660 : AND $140 Apartments & oe 9 Evanston EW 2 BEDROOM to Share— cae Rms., 2nd Fl. Church at Chicago $105. $240 GREENWOOD WOMAN WILL SHARE MODERN APT. Geek aie of Danes or undone and Main, Call DA 8-9245. DAILY. 1520 Central St., Evansto Efficiency. $100. $200 BR } | BEDROOM GIRL $190 : 4-9285 CYRUS | 766 5:00 P.M. RAYMOND 7 remod. GLENV!| 1:30 TO Rms., 1564 GEORGE | 2833 ASBURY and outside parking availa ‘Students O.K. 5 Rms. ist Fl. Monroe New 2 apt. CALL UN 4-9020 Lady would like to share her apt. with same. 475-2158. and rooms. wi SMART TO SEE CALL DA 8-4544 or student to share 4 room apt. at $60 a mo. Rogers Park area. 7500 N. 7619293, after 6 p.m. : Houses dinning 6 Two baths, Avail. immediately. Rooms 130 Apartments to Share WORKING GIRL WOULD LIKE separate $220-$225 TWO BEDROOMS cl rooms THE $140 round large li OPEN Manor elevatoi year See 328-7200 wa ronrSNEE BEDROOMS Il. Raymond feature tile Bathe. $310 8-3757 HARRISON, 2 baths _TO SEE CALL UN luxury will ets, carers Garage ATTRACTIVE | 3036 CENTRAL, TO SEE 1-3079 a.m, p.m. Wanted 5-4983 APARTMENTS ONE BEDROOM | 525 CUSTER, near loop transp. TO SEE CALL GR 5-7035 aa Housekeeping $240 ist or 2d flr new building electric aid conditioning, Point kitchens, balconies, TO SEE CALL UN 4-7017 2000 DESIRES 60, Wilmette, For This Apts. DA Front Apt. Bldg. — AVAILABLE THIS SPRING FLOOR Rent—Rooms Box CALL Williamsburg 334 ROOMS FOR 1 OR 2, PRIVATE entrance, light, clean, well furnished. Nice view, good heat, hot water, util. 4 5 Apa rtments *tI° 8-9034. 3RD WOMAN z 3 2 TO Lake 1101 GROVE. Elev. bldg., 2 baths with kitchen privileges within walking distance to Fountain Sq. (Evanston) 132 Evanston's Only New Locations arbor a eee kitchen istinctive architecture Professional craftsmanship Garage or parking space available CLEAN PLEASANT ROOM. COOKING Privileges for gentleman. Good location and transportation. Ref. desired. 864-8676. after 5:30 and weekends. 121 550 Sheridan Sq. : THE ULTIMATE IN CHARM AND COMFORT decorated. transportation 446-3886 EVANSTON: NON-RACIAL, 4 ROOMS and bath for quiet, middle aged couple, 2nd floor. hase call 5-4794. FOR EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN — large clean comfortable room. Cross ventilation. Central St., Evanston, near everything. Call UN 4-0956. NR. CENTRAL, ASBURY FOR EMP. person or student. Well furn. priv. entrance, phone, toilet, linens. No cooking or smoking. $50. GR 5-5605. L Choice i LDL ROOM Cooking WILMETTE, Holly EVANSTON Clean bright 2 room for rent, $12 per week, or can arrange room and board. Call 251-3348. EVANSTON — CHOICE OF 2 NICE rooms, Bright, cheery. Near all transportation. Good parking. 1228 Oak Av. Call SH 3-7810. After 5 p.m. MA 6-7919. EAST only. CHEERFUL employed lady. ties. 1496. COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM in private home. Central Wilmette loc. For employed gentleman, ovrivate entrance. AL 1-2886, if not in, call again. ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN. HOWARD and Ridge, Chicago. Private entrance. Kit. priv. Chicago and Evanston buses. Call RO 1-1044. WINNETKA BUSINESS MAN. CLEAN bright room 1 block to C & NW and restaurants. Private home. Call 446- newly Ciges © eae. A ae ROOM FOR RENT. MULFORD ST., IN Evanston. Reasonable rate. With kitchen privileges. For young woman, 18 to 25 yrs. Preferably student. Call 475-0837 after 6 p.m. PLEASANT ROOM IN PRIVATE home for employed girl. Linens furnished. 1 blk. to N. Evanston business dist. and transp. Call UN 4- REAL 3-8474 rooms, 131 GRADUATE STUDENT OR EMployed lady: furnished room, light cooking; No, 2-3-6 buses; Ridge and Main. Call 869-1430 after 6 p.m. BANK BEDRM., NEWER APARTMENTS Two sleeping 2 ROOM ORchard ELEGANT EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN IN ONE of Evanston’s lovely homes. 3rd floor Greenwood Inn private entrance. Nr. transp. $45 a | 1406 HINMAN, May Ist month, Phone DAvis 8-4626. TO SEE CALL GR WORKING LADY OR STUDENT, 2 COMBINA3 p.m. The Skokie Rd., PRIVATE LARGE : BREAKFAST COOK OR tion. From 6:30 a.m. to Kopper Kettle, 2576 Olk Highland Park. ID 3-2800. For good en NEAR NORTHWESTERN U all transp., light and spacious. einen or grad. student. UN Write 3077. EXPERIENCED PAYING AND REceiving teller; 5 day week. Convenient to all transportation. Usual employee benefits. Apply Personnel Office. ROOM and HT 124 120 HELP with ina tee Reseapacieial LAKE FRONT BUILDING eo separate ae eS CHICAGO Wilmette. MAN day trans. pa ene 2 blocks to closets, 3 large windows, entrance. $12.50. HI DESIGNER RENTALS KITCHEN WINNETKA. FOR NORTH SUBURBAN shop. Write A-922, Box 60, 114 oe — For Rent—Apartments AT ael-Ofon ates Shin and wands, | EVANSTON 1-5600 BEAUTICIAN, EXP. HI-STYLE PERsonable, steady, following appreciated. Manicurist and promisin beginner operator. OR 9-0099 or 348-7160. EXPERIENCED PERSON AIRLINE OR TRAVEL AGENCY Send qualifications to H & L Travel, Box 82, Deerfield, Il. HAVE OPENING FOR tate sales person. inexperienced. Write Wilmette, Illinois. EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. LAKE AV., GLENVIEW An Equal Opportunity Employer full-time Ed Kay- MUSIC STORE CLERKS. PART-TIME and full time. Over 25.-Salary flexible, depending on qualifications and hrs. Musical knowledge advantageous. Call YO 5-8638. REAL ESTATE Have opening for full time salesperson. Will train if inexperienced. Write A-817, Box 60 Wilmette, Ill. FLORAL rd FURN. ar aa Fae gel ca engl Kit. privileges. OR 3-0099. FOR TEXT BOOKS. FULL TIME Apply personnel dept., 4th fl. HANDLER’S INC. FOUNTAIN SQUARE, EVANSTON ger. Kenilworth empl. NICELY n 1132 INSPECT ALL SHIFTS; EXPERIENCED PREferred, but will train if necessary. Excellent benefits and working conditions. Call AL 1-0500 We are salesman CLEAN heed OUR REAL ESTAT BUSINESS IS booming, would you believe you can earn $15,000 a year? Call Patrick J. Erickson for details. CHIEF REALTORS 965-6680 NURSES ‘For Rent—Reoms~ W. to left 1 MAY and 1ST. EXCELLENT transportation. rms., 2nd Baehr, DA floor, $150., 8-7781. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald 2218 SHO adults. ING Ma Classified — } : �132 "tee ORG NEAR Attractive: Chicago Apartments 30 N. ASHLAND, 212 rooms N. DAMEN, 4 rooms $85-$115 . DAMEN, 5 rooms ht spacious rooms. Conven. = “4050 SHERIDAN, Central air- conditioning. Newer oe $135 bldg. e J. Cyrus & Co. 6 room AT WILMETTE ¥F. G. Hastings, Realtor apartment ooms. nvateie in Evanston. Stove and_ May ist. $165 refrigerator. per month. Call Mrs. Kiernan (251-1015, res.) HO 5-6730 AL RD. 3 |-l 11 GREEN : BAY WILMETTE 644. 46 WAUKEGAN 2 BLKS. RD. jue. MAIN rms. EVANSTON Orrington ST. AREA 3rd. fl. BOND Avail E. oe and at CoO. GR 5-5600 AVE. MAY EVANSTON shopping 1 & MORTGAGE 820 JUDSON 4 RMS. FINE May Ist LOCATION. all Ev. or Chic. transp. HEIL & HEIL 869-4162 DA 8-1819 BEDROOM - AND Evanston: 3 3 8-1819 445 SHERMAN UNIQUE these EVANSTON ROOM large ments. ARRANGEMENT 3 bd Mosmplete service. Call now 2 bath ag IN apart- elevator to inspe INC. QUINLAN & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN AVE., EVANSTON _ UNiversity 4-2600 1575 NR. DNTN. -transp. ice, BRoadway OAK EAST Ist SHOPS AND on prem, Heil, Inc. or call DA ROGERS 8-1819 PARK ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS 4 rooms, 2nd floor 3 rooms, 2nd floor 7200 N. in Chgo. Close to Evanston faeces Mr. Hummel, 1325 Touhy 465-6730 743-4416 TA 9-5140 ~~ 619 BRUMMEL 44% ROOMS $120 E ROOMS AND GOOD CLOSETS. ar transp. and good shopping. Heil & Heil, Inc. DA EVANSTON * Sublet new 8-1819 1420 CHICAGO AVE. spacious 3 bdrm., 2 bath air-cond, elev. bldg., twn., park and lake. Custom decorated. Pkg. 3659. nr. apt., Down- All _ transp. avail. 8f4- ~ De LUXE 9 RM. APT. NATURAL -bdrms.; ean -rm.; 3rd be FIREPLACE; 2 BATHS, 3 1 bdrm. has adjoining rm., used as modern fi.; $300 his. Classified 4th bdrm. or sitting kitchen; S. Evanston, mo.; UN 4-0145, HO baths, Agent. APTS., CHICAGO 4 BDRMS., 3 natural frpls., high 943-8388 or 777-8855. EXC. 5-8513 Evanston RMS. $157.50. at $127.50. 477-3215. HEATED 415 ROOM, 1 BDRM. 2nd flr. RCA range and refrig. tile bath. May Ist occ. $120. avail. Phone UN 4-7826. APT. Mod. Gar. 2 ceilings. 4 RMS., ONE BEDROOM All large rms. in ideal location nr. stores and transp. New refrig., tile bath, and well maintained building, Washer and dryer avail. $130. 1513 Crain. Call 256-3024. NE BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES, Northfield, liv./din. combination, private patio, res. parking, May st occupancy. $140, $150. Call HI. 6-0237. BAIRD & WARNER 491-1855 EVANSTON, 2710 CENTRAL ST. 2 bdrm., 2 bath apt. on 3rd fl. of elev. bldg. Avail. May Ist. Shown by appt. Be cba BUILDERS. 674-0300 or 356. JUDSON NEAR MAIN, 4 RM. 1 bdrm. Lge. rms., clean, well dec. Floors recently sanded. Near lake, ao Pa eaie Avail. April 15th, $130. 328-31 133 4 ROOMS, 1 BEDROOM Tiled bath, stove and refrig. nished. Close to transportation. 719 Mulford, Evanston EVANSTON 4-RMS., Lock, WILL RM. APT. IN GOOD BRICK AND stone bldg., central South Evanston; May ist poss.; near transp. and stores. 328-0082 or UN 4-4868. 4 ROOM APT. ON SECOND FLOOR 1 bdrm., north Evanston, near ‘‘L’’ and shopping. Sub-let. $125 per month. Call 475-3929. ATTRACTIVE 21, ROOM, EXCELlent transportation. Ridge-Howard loSA aeaged $90. Ridge Dental Bldg. 317 SKOKIE— ROOMS—2 BEDROOMS. 1ST floor. Available May 1st. Weekdays after 4:30 or weekends. 4 ROOM, 2 BEDROOM heat, hot water, stove and refrigerator furnished. 1359 St. Johns, Highland Park. 432-7817. 2 BDRM., MAY 541 HINMAN. $210 parking, air cond., gas. 5 Ist 5 AL 6-3024 RM. 1ST FL. APT. 2 BDRMS:; sunporch; immed. occup. 1611 Crain St., Evanston. ALpine 1-0432. 7639 N. ASHLAND AV. —MAY 1. 4 and 342 rms. 1 bdrm. Mod. clean tile bath and shower, also bsmt. 3 rms. Reas. UN 4-2224 or see janitor. ST. EVANSTON 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, AVAILAble, May ist. UN 9-8894 after 6 p.m. 3 BDRM., 142 BATH, LGE. KITCHEN. 2nd fl. 2 flat, 2 yr. lease. Occup. July lst. As many as 2 children. No pets. Dawes Schl. Ph. 475-0492 Fri. 242 RM. APT. 1010 MAIN Evanston, Across from park, trans. and shopping. Call UN GR 5-3265. ST. excellent 4-9867 or WILMETTE, MAY 1ST OCCUP. 316 rms., 1 bdrm. apt. includes stove, refrig., heat, air-cond. 1 block to NW and shops. $165. 251-8276. 808 SHERMAN-EVANSTON 4 large light rooms, clean apartment 1st floor. $130. Call Mr. Vershafel at DA 8-5690. ATTRACTIVE 212 AND 4 RM. APTS. in well maintained bldg. $73 and up. Contact J. Smet, 1648 W. Juneway Terr., Chicago. 764-3705. 1313 OAK .ST., EVANSTON. 2 BEDrm, apt., ‘avail May 1; $145 and $165. 1 bdrm. apt., 2nd fl., June 1, $130. See Mr. Benson Agt. on premises. GARAGE OR apt. furn. or Wilmette area; COUPLE DESIRES 2 BDRM. APT. IN Evanston, newer bldg. convenient to transp., Immed. or May occupancy. Maximum $220. UN 4-8700 Rm. 308-A. BEDROOM. APT. NEEDED mother and 3 teens. Prefer Evanston. Call after 4:30 p.m. DA 8-3785 AGE spacious and COUPLE quiet Evanston. Girl Call 475-0127. 134 For 10, 6 or room 17. Rent—Furnished EVANSHIRE BY South apt. Best Main and HOTEL MAPLE AT MAIN ST. GReenleaf 5-4000 KITCHENETTE AND BEDROOM apts. available. Daily maid service, attractive monthly rates, some weekly rates available. Coffee shop, drug store, launderette, barber and beauty shop on premises. DE LUXE TOWN APT. 344 RM. SPACIOUS LIV. RM. AND bdrm., lge. closets; din. area, kit., air cond., complete w/w crpt., drapes, lux. furn., TV, free parking, util. On Ridge near Evanston $250, by appt. 338-3700. ELMGATE MANOR COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED Tile baths, modern, new kitchens, new elevator, maid service, beautiful. ly furnished, switchboard service. Exc. transp. Reasonable rent. 825 Main St. GReenleaf 5-2100 TOWNHOUSE 3 bedrooms, 112 baths, new furn. SUITABLE FOR 4 OR 5 IDEAL FOR YOUNG MEN, CAREER GIRLS OR FAMILY 764-5065 WAYSHIRE APTS. 6818 N. Wayne, Chicago, 2 rms. newly dec., mod, furn., tile bath, and shower, near gaa “L,”’ util. free. $90 mo, AM 2-2!/> RM. SEELEY OFF HOWARD, LIGHT, transp., shops, lake. 271-1881. AIRY. Low rent. NR. Phone 7727 SHERIDAN RD. COMFORTable 212 rm. apt. in quiet court bldg. Like new furniture, close to beach, - ‘shops, bus. Only $110. Call 274-3243 for appt. BUSINESS MAN—EVANSTON. LARGE 242 rm. apt. recently decorated near aween and Hinman; lease; 328E. ROGERS PARK 1712 wW. ESTES Chgo. 242-3 rm. apt., mod. fireproof bldg., mod. kit., tile bath, nicely furn. Reas, rent. Manager on premises 33833 2\/> RM. FURN. APT. NEWLY eee par 2 ROGERS 1-0079. BEDROOM near transp., FURNISHED $150 per mo. N 4-8391 AP . EVANSTON—FURNISHED MODERN bdrm. apt. Near Lake. Sublease Ju to Sept. $300. mo. Call 869-1902. 136 For Rent—Houses DES PLAINES COUNTRY LIVING with space for 2 Nicely decorated combination, cab. lge. bdrm., bsmt., Barn also avail. 2 at $225 per mo. KOENIG PA 9-0330 AL CR 1-0330 2-0330 CLOSE. IN riding horses house, L.R., kit. with builtgar., on full yr. lease for ava D. ins. ac ho & STRE Glenvie Wilmet Northbrog BARRINGTON HILLS—BARRINGT MerriOaks Road. Unfurnished ranc tastefully redecorated, complete curtained and draped. 4 bedrooms, with master bath and p Bc ro Plus additional bath and powder roo Also maid's room and full ba kitchen, laundry room, large T room, living- dining room and librar 2 car garage. Estate living. Call da 372-7800, evenings 234-5959. Apts. 901 6 ROOM NE EVANSTON. ATTENTION STUDEN University approved. Completely fu 245 rm. apt. $100 a mo. includir utilities. Prejer 2 boys. 869-4772. in Evanston R cpté lad S.E. EVANSTON—LAKE VIEW 3 rooms, 3rd floor. Private home. $125 utilities included. UNiversity 4-1947. 3 RM. KITCHENETTE, NORTH WES Evanston, all utilities furnished. Ide for couple. Call after 6 VA 4-0036 HOTEL Hinman, RIDGEVIEW LAKE VIEW 5 RM. APT.; LGE. beautifully furnished; w/w woodburning frpl.; exc. transp.; only; avail. May 1. 274-8648. refs. 1 AND 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. room _ kitchenettes, attractively furnished. Hotel rooms, permanent or transient. Maid, switchboard and elevator service. Excellent transportation, bus, ‘‘L’’ and Chicago & North Western R.R. Television, air conditioning UNiversity 4-8800 ENCOE—GARAGE APT. 4 #& odern bath and kitchen. Priv ard, screened o5t —— per mite © children. V 5-311 444 RMS. PLUS SUN poner IDE 2nd fl. Adjacent to shopping transp. area. Southeast vansto Adults. $225-inel. utils. UN 4-7050. DESIRES 7 boy G EVANS., B.R.: 2 w/bsmt, w/gar. anytime. COUPLE BEING MARRIED IN JULY desire 3-4 room apt. June Ist. Evanston location nr. lake. $140 top. Call 965-1311 after 5 p.m. DEC. 4 Rent—Apts. BACHELOR DESIRES small housekeeping unfurn.; $100 mo.; in Hillcrest 6-4700. 347 CUSTER GOOD TRANS., mgr. DA 8-6289. to EMPLOYED COUPLE IN 50’S DEsires 2 or 3 bdrm. apt. in Glenview vicinity. Occup. any time prior to Sept. 1. 456-9139 after 6 p.m. fur- 725 ST. JOHN’S, HIGHLAND PARK. One room kitchenette, private bath, $95. 446-0406 or ID 2-5041. 4 Wanted COUPLE REQUIRES N.W. Wilmette, Glenview area. 2 air/c.; garden type $250 plus. Or condo. Will take sub-lease. Move 345-9496. MIDDLE GLENCOE. NON-RACIAL. MODERN 2 bdrm., heat furn., air-cond., parking, laundry facilities. Nr. transp. and ' shopping. 835-4870 aft. 6 p.m. NEW 2 BDRM. TOWNHOUSE APT., patio, air-cond., garage. Exc. transp. and shopping. North Evanston. Prudential avings, 2114 Central St., Evanston. 869-4173, if no answer call UN 9-0800 HIGHLAND PARK: 2ND FLOOR, 2 bdadrm.; bath; lv. «rm. w/frpic:; dinette; kit. Newly decorated. Close to trans. Phone 432-1060. Heat and hot water furnished. $175 per mo. 2 year lease. 440 Central Av.»Highland Park. EVANSTON’ 6 RM. APT. 2ND floor. Gas heat. Screen porch, yard. $125. Possible April 1. Near university, all transp. Call DAvis 8-1748. 2 BDRMS. NEW BUILDING. SUBlease $145 a mo. Air conditioned. Close to Howard “‘L.’’ 602 Mulford St., Evanston. 328-0194. CENTRAL 2-3 214 ROOMS, BDRM., NEWLY DECOrated, 3rd fl., immediate possession, oof i716 W. Jonquil Terrace. GR 2 EVANSTON MILLER SCH. LG 2 bdrm. $160. Outside windows all 5 lge. rms. 1, 2 children. 2 yr. lease. 869- Evanston 314 RMS. $102.50. CLOSE TO stores and transp. See engineer on premises or call 477-3215. G. Brock Stewart Inc. ELEGANT RIDGE WINNETKA—INDIAN HILL 215 RMS. Bdrm., liv. rm., mod. kitchenette. Exc. transp., shopping. Will dec. Avail. May 1. AV 2-3136 aft. 5:30 p.m. SEWARD JUST DECORATED FIRST FLOOR apt. of 2 flat. N.W. Evanston next to corner at Central. 3 bdrms., 1 bath, large, airy. Own heat, free elec. and water. Call Mrs, Madison and Assoc. 869-5600 1210 ASTOR, AVE. MAY EVANSTON nee a eil & 3-375 400 RMS. WITH 2 BTHS. Will dec. Monty, GR _ 913 Michigan, ROOMS, 2 BATHS, SUNROOM, near lake, Corner apt. Large rooms, desire grown family. Call agent, for appointment. GR 5-2700. 709 Sherman, 6 1ST. FLOOR 514 Also 4 rms. available G. Brock Stewart Inc. EVANSTON 7 RM., trans. Agent. 500 LAKE SOUTH EVANSTON 2 bdrms., deluxe apt. in newish 3 flat. Beautiful kit. w/built-ins and eating area, on quiet deadend street. Priv. parking, 2 blks. to all transp. and shopping. $180 per mo. 446-1646. Maple at Main St. GReenleaf 5-4000 DA 5 0212. RM. COZY BSMT. APT. H. W. GAS heat, elec. incl. Dishwasher. Parking in rear. Adults only, no cats. Nr. NWU. Exc. transp. $110 per mon. Avail. now. Write A-917 Box 60, Wilmette. Ridgeview Apartment Hotel 200 RIDGE 724-4326 BDRM., FREE HEAT, PARKING, built-in appl., air-cond., comp. dec., May ist occupancy. $240. For appointment, 261-4490, DA 8-3941. KITCHENETTE 67 RMS. 5 RMS. WITH 112 BTHS. Free air-cond. exc. trans. Will dec. - Nicula, GR 5-3607. Agent. EVANSTON Seward EVANSTON—721 Ist, GLENVIEW: 1 BDRM. HTD. APT. Incl. stove and refrig. Newly decor. . Adults. 2-yr.. lease. Occup. May 1; $160. Train and bus Loop trans. 8-1819 AT HINMAN. OPEN SUN. 2-5 Daily by appt. A 2 or 3 bdrm. apt., 2 baths, parquet floors, beautiful view of park. Immed. poss., parking avail. Agent 328-3769 or 777-8855. 4 RMS. AVAIL. NOW. NEW CAB. KIT., tile bath. Htd. $100, 1637 Columbia, Rogers Park. Janitor, HO 5-4345, 1630 Columbia. W. B. LINDQUIST & ASSOC. INC. 2626 Milwaukee, Chgo. . EV 4-5800 Carpeted. If desired, maid ce, telephone service, and garage available. Coffee Shop, drug store, Seundereite, beauty and barber shop 3 ot "xiang Short term leases avail- 1740-48 W. JARVIS V/> ROOMS MAY Ist a EFFIC. APT.. FOR — 717 June WILL 1235-43 NORTH SHORE (6700 N. Chicago) 315 rm. apts. 2nd and 3rd. $87.50-$92.50 Compt. decor., new appl., tile bath. Janitor on hig AM 2-9516, SE 3-9636, and OR 6-9099 BDRMS. $240. 1ST FLR. BUILT-IN appliances. Free heat. Parking. Compl. dec. Air-cond. For appt. call Prestige Management, 261-4490 or DA 8-3941, EVANSTON, apts. 901 EVANSTON SHERWIN DA BTHS. LARGE ROOMS, BASEMENT APT., complete decoration, close to schools, parks, transp. Phone UN 4-7826. AVE. 5-5319 2 EAST EVANSTON 1 bdrm. garden apt. Elect. kit. new bldg., near ,Downtown Evanston. Parking incl. Adults, no pets. are ORRINGTON REALTY A 8-4440 BDRM. APT. AVAILABLE FOR IMM. occup. $117.50. Nr. ‘‘L’’ and good shopping. Also apt. May 1. See agent. HO BDRMS. 134, tee Rent—Furnished Nita NEWLY DECORATED 1ST FL. 1 bedrm.-apt. Large liv. rm. w/firepl., ceramic tiled kit. and bath. Avail. now. Conven. to transp. $135 month incl, heat. Call aft. 6 p.m. 864-8312. DA 8-1819 |622-24 W. 4 For Rent—Apartments AVAIL. MAY 1ST. SOUTH EAST Evanston. Spac. 1 bdrm. apt. Ist fl. woodburning frpl. remodeled kit. and bath, parking. Avail. $125. DA 8-5489 after 5 p.m. INTEGRATED NEW APT. BLDG. 2 bdrms., liv. rm., din. rm., kit. w/all appl. Lots of closets. Pri. free parking. Free gas for cooking and htg. $170. Call Mr. Graham, SU 4-0506. CORNER DAVIS: 4 RMS. AND sun parlor on Ist fl.; 244 rms. on 2nd fl. Near main shopping and transp. Call janitor, 869-5731 or eesti CEntral 6-4218. N. OF LAKE) A 215 RM. APT. RENT $100 UDING UTILITIES. NO COOK: G. CALL AGENT, SOLK, LO 17714 FROM 9 TO 5 P.M., EVES. CALL 248-7351, 6:30 TO 9: 30 PP.M. ee 531 GROVE ST. 2nd. 1 drm., __liv-rm., with a > PEA tile bath with shower. - dinette. Avail. June Ist at $155. EVANSTON BDORM.:« APT. FOR <MAY = 48T; From $105. pe SS shops and transp. & HEIL 1588 OAK air Conano free NON-RACIAL ogee RMS. dec. exc. trans. Avail. Slosar, 864-2561. Mgr. 4 ROOM APARTMENT—2ND FLOOR Clyde Ave., Evanston. 4 large closets; Ceramic tile kit. and bath. Walk to transp., shopg. Liv. rm. W/frpl., washer and dryer. No Pets. No TT mtg Avail. May 1. $120. ALpine 11759. 869-5744 EVANSTON. NEW BLDG. 6 RMS., 11% BATHS, CHOICE LOCATION. RENT $170 PLUS UTILITIES. WITH OPTION TO BUY. - 7 37, RMS. NR MAIN STREET GLENVIEW - (APPROX. 737 RIDGE OPEN SUN, 12 TO.5 DAILY - BY appt. Elegant mod. elevator building, 2 bdrms., 2 baths, central air cond. Immed. poss. Parking avail., good transp. Agent 475-5883 or 777-8855. 1- FREE HEAT NEWLY FURNISHED 144 ROOM APARTMENTS Beautifully furn. and _ unfurn. conditioned, free cooking gas. venient to shopping, trans. schools. Spacious closets; ample parking. DA 8-1819 EVANSTON, -HOMEFINDERS : 111 $85 IDEAL FOR 1 EMPLD. ADULT. Good shopping. Best Chicago transp. Call agent EVANSTON BR 3-2660 ~ Evanston 929 Washington 1434 W. JARVIS 2\/> RMS. $140 loc. 3 rooms. Ist fl. 132 LAKE MODERN APARTMENTS 3 rms., 1 bdrm. apts. lst ag = fl. Cabinet kits., tile baths, 100% d 7000 ve “i Chgo. Close to Scaneion . Rak, 1104 Columbia 262-9175 743- 4416 TA 9-5140. ‘ine bldg. Near lake. Quiet tenants. 20 TIT WILMETTE TWO YEAR) LEASE. tractive 3 bdrm., den or 4th bdrm. bath. RANCH. LIV. RM.-DIN. RI COMB. w/frpl. Gas heat, 2 car ga $350. Avail. June 15th. ANN 440 ANDRUSS, Green REALTO Bay Rd. Kenilwor ALpine 1-7300 EVANSTON DE LUXE TOWN HOME 1610 Washington Street. Ready Md 1st. 3 bedrooms; 142 baths; very ni kitchen, auto. wall oven, many cal nets; liv. rm. 20x 13:. din, Pr 13 x 10; huge fam. rm. 25x 18; bdrms. 14x 13, 12x 11, 12x10; ma closets. Private fenced patio. Parki inc. $245 mo. Vader Van Slyke GR 5-65. WINNETKA ATTRACTIVE 4 BEDRM., 11% ba brick house on large wooded lot. God location near schools, transportatia and shopping. New Trier East. Ear May possession. $300 per mo. McGUIRE 567 Lincoln Ave., & ORR, 446-50 Winnetka WILMETTE, 800 LARAMIE, CHAR ing 4 bdrm. brick colonial on larg wooded lot. Liv. room with fireplace dining area; kit. with eating area; 1 baths; full basement; pan. fami room; screened porch’ and att. ga Avail. May 1st. $325 mo. wit Pnaee option if desired. Call 25 ME APRIL 1 OR MAY 1 Charming Colonial 3 bedrm., 14% tile baths, twnhse. nr. N.W. Univ. ar walk to grade school. Comp. carpt De luxe built-in cab’t. kit., dishwasl er, disposal, washer-dryer comb. 1 cd gar., gas ht., air cond. $290. SMART & GOLEE, REALTORS DAvis 8-3200 Hillcrest 6-470 LAKE FOREST-DE LUXE, THRE bdrm. home, large family roon fireplace, large kitchen, separate di room, liv. room, patio, "full basemen 215 baths, attached garage, gas hea conveniently located. PH: 234-4002. HOUSE FOR RENT—WEST WI mette, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, moder kitchen w/dishwasher and eatinng ared Gas heat. $300 per month. Avail. Apr ist. Call AL 1-3095. 4 OR 5 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 BATHS $250 per month. One block to Mille School, shopping and transportatio Avail., May 1st. Call Mr. Massma L, A. Peterson & Co. GR 5-1010. AVAIL. MAY 15 Arbor Lane in Glenview. 3 bedr ranch, att. gar. $260, Mr. Becker SMART & GOLEE, REALTORS DAvis 8-3200 Hillcrest 6-470 MT. PROSPECT CUSTOM BUILT bdrm. yellow brk. ranch. 3 blks. Loop trains and everything. Mid-ag —— pref. Pet welcome. $225. 966 WILMETTE, SUBLET: 7 RM. baths, house 3 bdrms.; garage; conv area; substantial savings: will redeco rate if 1 yr. lease. 256-4172. 1.OR 2 and built. 5435 N. Call 262-0437. SUMMER SUBLET, 7 AIRY ROOMS, 3 bdrms., 2 baths in Evanston. Well and completely furnished. Exc. loc. Call 328-2918 evenings after 6 p.m. CENTRAL WILMETTE, IMMACU| late 3 bdrm., paneled rec. rm.; 2 ful baths; near _ schools, shopping Ratt transp.; immed. possession. 256-2312 EFFICIENCY: 1575 OAK AVE. EVanston. Elevator building, all transportation, near Downtown. May 1. To see call 475-4563. S.E. EVANSTON 345 SHERMAN 3 rms., attractive furn. decorated. Small building, quiet Street, $135 mo. incl. heat, elec., gas, lease. AL 1-6321. NORTH EVANSTON—3 BDRM. HOUSE B 3424 Park Place. Modern kitchen anc fireplace. 2 car garage. $335 mo. 869-2353 OR UN 4-0611 CLEAN, ATTRACTIVE 2 BDRM. APT. well maintained bldg in S.E.. Evanston. DAvis 8-7817 or DAvis 8-6983. NORTH EVANSTON, 2740 EAST 2 bath 3 bedroom, Lge. Av. wood house. Available July 1. Shown ‘by : appointment. $370. UN 4-0611 IDEAL APARTMENT FOR persons. Architect designed Off street parking. $143. Artesian, Chicago. 5 LARGE ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR apt., 2 bdrms., close to schools, parks, rom transp. Avail. April ist. $140 Phone UN 4-7826 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald March 30, 1967 �142 : For Rent—Houses 3 CALLAN $185 ONE STORY PLAN Two bedrooms; dual bath; finished room in the bsmt. Gas heat. Parking incl. Very conven. to transportation. GEORGE J. CYRUS & CO. UN 4-9020 BR 3-2660 HIGHLAND PARK TOWNHOUSE. EXceptionally desirable for professional or executive taste. 3 bedroom, 21% baths, air conditioning, private basement and garage. Finest area, exclusive schools, shopping and_ surroundings. 433-3372. RM. 112 BATH, FIREPLACE GAS hot water heat. $175. Call 219-769-2974 or can be seen April ist. after 9 a.m., 716 Asbury Av., Evanston. Wanted to Rent—Houses SKOKIE, MORTON GROVE OR North Shore. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Reasonably new home. One car garage acceptable. 2 children, no pets. Will pay up to $375 monthly. Call Mr. Fernandez at 472-1178 between 6 and 8 p.m, JUNIOR EXECUTIVE RECENTLY transferred to Chicago needs 3 bdrm. house immediately. Have children and pets, will consider lease option. Office “phone UN 9-1140. N. EVANSTON bdrms. Liv. rm. Bsmt. $215. May 143 or GOLF like to rent coach In Beautiful MEALS OUTDOOBS ON THE PATIO; swimming from your own private beach with pier; fishing; the cook will appreciate the all modern kitchen; there are two porches, one glassed-in and facing the bay; modern bath; 3 bedrooms, dining and living rooms. In a delightfully wooded spot secluded yet near town, June, $100 weekly; July and Aug., $125; Sept. $100 — Available for season rental, $450 monthly. Write Don Strahl, 2568 N. Humboldt, Milwaukee, Wis. 53212. BEAUT. HOME ON KY. LAKE, PRIvate dock and pier. 12 miles out of Murray Ky. Elec. heat and air-cond. Fishing is great. Weekly rental $125 with boat. 272-7368 or 724-7400. PROFESSIONAL small home, cottage house. A-920, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. 2-BDRM. HOME OR GROUND APT. Business couple; no children or pets. Lewis Luckey, Park 9-2520. Ref. if desired. 138 For Rent—Furn. 144 AL CR PA Houses & STREY 1-0330 2-0330 9-0330 FURNISHED COMFORTABLE 6 room 115 bath home. Quiet N.W. Evanston, Nr. public transp. Woodburning fireplace gas heat, fenced yard., garage. 2 yr. lease. Avail. June 15. GR 5-7957. CENTRAL GLENCOE: 8 RM. FURnished house; 23% baths; mod. kitch. Late Aug. occupancy; 1 yr. lease $450 per’ mo. VE 5-1774. to Rent—Furn. YOUNG EXECUTIVE, baby need furn. home through May 27th. erences. 272-5242. AT 146 and A ' Wilmette Northbrook Glenview Wtd. AVAIL. MAY 1ST. GAR. 1119 Washington. $7.50 SMART & GOLEE, INC. For Houses Sears HIllerest Summer Rentals RETIRED COUPLE DESIRE HOME to rent for summer months. No stairs. Call 446-7795 after 4 p.m. Summer Rental _ FURNISHED HOUSE MINIMUM bedrms. Good refs. Call 528-3800. 142 For STUDIO Rent-——Town GARDEN 3 Houses HOMES Carriage Hill in Glenview Beautifully situated in an extensively landscaped area. Each with its own patio and garage and ample storage. SPLIT- LEVEL, 2. bdrm., 142 bath, with spacious living. rm., lg. lower patio level rm. for use as dining rm., family rm. or den. Available May 1. $285. 2 STORY, 2 bdrm., 142 living rm., sep. dining Avail. May Ist. $270. baths w/ rm., kit. Convenient to shops and transportation. Snow removal and landscaping service provided at nominal cost. IRVIN A. BLIETZ UN 9-1000 Real Estate 6-2900 Mo. Co. BRoadway INC. Evanston BR 3-3750 EVANSTON NEW OFFICE SPACE FINEST FACILITIES Transportation Ample parking Suites of 500 to 3,700 sq. feet Reasonable Broker cooperation invited For information FOXMAN OR 3-3130 Edens Executive Center WILMETTE, ILLINOIS 500 Sq. ft. to as much as a full floor of 15,000 sq. ft. overlooking Edens Expressway just North of Old Orchard Road. Offices finished to tenant specifications. All services including air conditioning, lighting of 80 to 100 ft. Doe Parking adjacent to build. ing SCRIBNER & CO CE 6-4204. SPACE FOR A QUIET OFFICE WITH WINdows facing East Davis Street Evanston. 300 square feet of space with janitor service supplied. Suitable for attorneys’ offices or firm of auditors. Available now. McGUIRE BR 3-3220 GLENVIEW & ORR, INC. GR 5-1080 EXC AOC. NEW AIR-COND. BLDG NOW AVAILABLE 750 SQ. ‘FT. AMPLE PARKING Geo. H. Carlson, Co. 1132 Waukegan Rd. PArk 4-3700 CHICAGO MAIN DISTRICT Adjoining office suites in areas of 505 to 925 p= a2 rad. heat, air cond. RCH NR. CHICAGO Dislay” phn Also suitable for attorneys, ase or engrs. office, Very reas. rental SMART 1464 Sherman 1512 & GOLEE, Av. INC. DA 8-3200 SHERMAN EXCELLENT OR SMALL FOR OFFICE BUSINESS NEW TILE FLOOR Rent Incls. Storage Space in Bsmt. 743-4416 TAylor 9-5140 148 For Rent—lIndustrial EVANSTON FOR RENT. 2nd Floor. Complex of offices, assembly rooms etc. with conveyor to loading dock. sone M-1. Would remodel for long term lease. $750 mo. MITCHELL BROS. GR 5-3900 149 For Rent—Storage Space WE HAVE OUTSIDE CAR STORAGE space available for banks, finance companies, etc. at wholesale rates. Contact Palenske Motors, 1901 Prairie _ Av., Glenview. Phone AUTOMOBILE HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification +200 in this Paper! : room Buildings © as 5 TOWN beautiful! Located $145,000. Bedroom DOWN SUIT 4-9020 TWO SPACIOUS APTS. SEVEN ROOMS—3 be bath, and 1 ‘we has FI bedrms. and 1 bath. The. large and the lot is also 165’. TWO CAR GARAG owner can apts.—June REQUIRES—$7,000 Cash. Gall—/ 2,000 SQ. Ft. BAIRD & WARN 524 Davis Street, pitcap es 491-1855 PAYMENTS YOUR NEEDS EVANSTON‘ 17031 Brand new 2 flat, an ideal for family occupancy or ett 1-3425 (after t p.m.) DA 8-3414 $6,000 down or will trade EVANSTON DE EVANSTON DE bldg. 10 apts. $28,000. Also LUXE SOUTH THREE 446-16 EVANSTON - FLAT: Only 10 . ae 2-5’s plus garden apt., $47,500 TWO-FLAT: bldg. in occupancy. THREE 2 five excell. FLAT: beauty. room ition, condit $39,900 Easy, fin Gas 3-sixes heat, in this excell. incon hospital and St. George High. rig4-2600 MPSAL 1-6700 Shame Mab ates OE BR 3-3750 | UN 9-2575 SHERWIN to $45,900 UN Sale ELEV. properties to trade up or down. EVANSTON—820 OAKTON For 3 in prestige area, ince other Evanston John T. Brown NEW BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 2 bedrooms, comb. living room/dining room, kitchen/eating Space. Stove, refrig. D and D, sliding doors onto patio, off-street parking. May Ist. $26,500. By appointment. 154 up or LUXE pract. new, two 612 rm. apts. 412 rm. apt. Income $7,500 per 2-249 BATHS 838 MICHIGAN ONE BLOCK TO LAKE Elevator, wood burning fireplace, private balcony, heated garage, sauna, 19 cubic ft. refrigerator, double oven and dishwasher. Staunton O. Flanders & Co., Inc. 274-1001 | ee ap EVANSTON—2 APT. B FULL PRICE yee EVANSTON TOUCH OF ELEGANCE New ultra spacious R Condominiums 2 GREAT LOCATIONS 1615 Howard 7401 N. Sheridan (8 Apt. Elev. Bldg. PRICES PA 4-1518. MODERN HEATED WAREHOUSE, near Noyes and Sherman, Evanston. 2,800 sq. ft., 12’ door. Willi subdivide. DA 8-2132. WAREHOUSE SPACE: 1,850 SQ. ft.; new blidg., 14’ ceiling; truck door. Suitable for mfg. and office. North field area nr. Edens. 446-0916. UN MODELS SHOWN EVERY AFTERNOON HUBBARD WOODS. 2!2 ROOM AIRconditioned office. Suitable for profession or business. Very reasonable rent. Call after 6 p.m. 433-0451. STORES AND OFFICES: LIGHT INdustry. 10,000 sq. ft. in new building. 1350 Old Skokie Rd., Highland Park. Call IDlewood 2-5266. 814 AND STORES 16 X 50 EA. Immed. 816 Dempster. Good loc. occup. Good for office or service store. Will cooperate. Reas. UN 4-2224. PARK and PRICE Mid Thirties HUBBARD WOODS, 956 LINDEN AV. 1,060 sq. ft. Very good basemeht, $325 per month. ODH REALTY HI 6-4900 The heart of town and the beac unit has 6 rooms. baths. Special features like kitchen complete appliances, air conditioning, oak trim ¢ mopane windows through return on a $60,000 cash inv Substantial income tax saving $10,000 interest and deprec. Pricing in RO di George J. Cyrus uC OVER 630 GREEN BAY RD. KENILWORTH office suite approx. 1350 sq. ft. 6 offices, recp. rm. 2 lavatories, fully air-cond. Call owner 251-3606. closets. For Sale-——Apt. New Four Bedroom ALL DE LUXE FEATURES SOUTH WINNETKA 16 FT. FRONTage. Approx. 525 sq. ft., 142 blks. to New Trier High School, 460 Winnetka Av. AV 2-3136 after 5:30 p.m. Ne INC. Sale—Condominiums Three TO S& is for the FINEST Condominiums OF-. WITH distinctive has a private balcony off living formal dining room and fully kitchen with breakfast area. electric heating and air cond permit correct tem — One parkingsapace. ly of its kind in oanaeer N MITCHELL. BROTHERS GF 612 MULFORD EVANSTON. 1461 ASHLAND Ground floor. 450 sq. ft. Gas heat. Avail. immediately at $65. GReenleaf 5-5600 fice $150 month. 2 year lease. 1036 Waukegan Rd., Northbrook Call 272-0115. tremendous Evanston OFFICE SPACE; 400 TO 1,000 SQ. FT. Skokie North. New Courtyard Bldg. Handy to everything. ORCHARD 6-3400 MR. CLEARY. FOR For a nating, executive family. bedrooms, 2 Ceramic tiled bat Evanston BR 3-3750 1-6700 I-III] location HIGHLAND 154 EDENS NR. WILLOW: NEW 500 SOQ ft. office suite; panid. and some earpet. $200 a mo., incl. air cond., heat, janitor, Avail. now. 464 Central Northfield. HI 6-6650. 200 TO 1,000 SQ. FT SUITABLE FOR desk space or workroom area. Loads of window area. Reasonable rent includes heat and elec. Mr. Massman L. A. Peterson & Co. GR 5-1010. in Evanston & TYSON, RD., WI CONDOMINIUM elegance, EVANSTON—FINE 5 RM. CO-OP. APT. Liv. tm:, din. rmu eet. an 2 bedrms., tiled bath, Individ. gas. ht. Well kept bidg. hie equity—$125. assmt. per mo. Call n SMART & GOLEE. “REALTOR rs DA 8-3200 HI 6- 4700 BR 3-3660 NORTHFIELD OFFICE SPACE 1300 sq. ft.; air conditioned; janitor service; Cc. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOC. 330 W. Frontage Rd. 446-6966. SUITABLE A 1571 Sherman UN 4-2600 Ave AL BAY AL Apartments 156 QUINLAN k HOMEFINDER: LUXURY EAST. EVANSTON ELEVAtor building. 26 ft. living room with fireplace, 3 twin-size bedrooms, 2 ceramic tile baths (one with shower stall and tub). Carpeting, air conditioning, electric kitchen, garage in building. $29,500 cash equity. $404.80 mo. assmt. Immediate occupancy. 340 LINDEN AV., WILMETTE Opposite ‘‘L’’ terminal. April 1st poss. Hill & Stone ID 2-0064 BUILDING ATTRACTIVE Location ‘ 111 GREEN of Evanston For Sale—Co-op refrigerator, c included. IMMA Call Mrs. EVANSTONIAN DESK OR OFFICE SPACE Central Glenview location. Also 3-car gar. bldg. Zoned B-2 which could be used for storage or what have you. 1114 WAUKEGAN RD. Ask for Les Hilbrich 724-7900 STORE Stove, drapes 30s. JUST THE RIGHT SIZE FOR ONE person or a young couple wanting minimum housekeeping. It’s a _ tworoom efficiency: living room, dinette/ kitchenette, dressing closet, ceramic tile bath, and it’s on the lst floor overlooking Sherman Ave. One block to CTA, No. 1 bus at corner. $87.71 mo. assmt. $4,500 cash equity. Financing available. CHICAGO AVE. ONE LARGE OFFICE. 3 PRIVATE OFFICES. OFF STREET PARKING. EXCELLENT OFFICE SPACE FOR $250 PER MONTH. KEN KISTLER MITCHELL BROS. GR 5-3900 SMALL room apartment. 2 latie b 144 baths, excellent closet ROCKWOOD OFFICES IN BEAUTIFUL NEW ELEvator bldg. Near Northwestern railroad station and bus. Parking facilities will partition to suit. HI 6-7600. 3-2666 874 GREEN BAY ROAD AT TOWER On Evanston to Glencoe bus line, 1 blk. to N.W.R.R. Adjacent to Hubbard Woods shopping district. Le $75. $250. . Calloway 1571 SHERMAN AVE. UN 4-2600 AL. 1-6700 WILMETTE—FULLY FURN. RANCH. Quiet street near shopping. 3 bdrms., 2 baths. Air conditioners. All appliances. Full bsmt. Rec. rm., patio. Adults only. June 17 to Sept. 5. $750. ALpine 11-3333. EXECUTIVE AND WIFE NEED AT least 3 bedrm., 2 bath, furnished home pe A summer rental. Please call STate “1111. Wanted: Store $375 Winnetka—Prime WINNETKA OR 4 BEDROOM HOME FOR summer occupancy. Write Michael oo 10140 W. Broadview Dr., Miami , Fla. 141 8-3200 Offices QUINLAN: & TYSON, WIFE AND or apt. Apr. 7th Excellent ref- OF WOOD-BURNING FIREPLACE for coziness in WINTER and AIR-CONDITIONING for comfort in SUMMER add to the desirability of this 15 x 80 ft. office in a 20 yr. old brick bldg. on GREEN BAY RD., a block south of the INDIAN HILL N.W. STATION, ideal for real estate office which now occupies it or for display purposes or you name it! LOVELY FAMILY URGENTLY needs small house or apt.; minimum 3 bdrms; immediate possession. Rivkin. ID 3-1134. 3 REAR DdAvis Rent—Stores Winnetka EVANSTON To September 1. Lannon stone in finest location. Family Rm. and Den. 5 Bdrms., 3142 Baths. Spacious feeling throughout. $550 per month. WESTON E. DAVIE & CO. 42 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka HI 6-4500 139 Rent—Garages GOOD BRICK GARAGE WITH STALL for car available, also suitable for car or boat storage. Near Ash ana Linden, Winnetka. Call HI 6-1267. EVANSTON, NORTHEAST Gracious family home, clean and nicely furnished. 3 bdrms., 142 baths, garage. Avail. April 15th for 7 to 9 months. $400. a month KOENIG For 152 EVANSTON-829 MAIN ST. 1600 sq. ft. Half divided into paneled offices, plus full basement. Excellent location for any business or professional offices. Heated. Good parking. Reasonable rent. GR 5-2100 or CE 6-7786 Sister Bay, Wisc. A ESTATE LOAN First National 272-0200 Meadow Rd. Northbrook, Open all day Sunday NEED discuss it first with us! We’re Northern Illinois’ most experienced and largest bank with thousands of nial wo customers. For quick service—lowest rates— for details—call Mr. Powers 328-8100—Extension 249 C. A. SEQUENS 1240 YOU REAL NORTHBROOK De Luxe space available in five story office bldg. in the heart of Northbrook Call or write. TIME Real Estate— Loans and Mortgages WHEN BEAUTIFUL SHOWROOM—APPROX. 4,000 sq. ft. plus several small offices. Inside parking for 8 cars plus 4,500 add’l. sq. ft. for offices or storage space if desired. Now occupied by Dodge Auto Agency, Ridge and Lyons, Evanston. (1 blk. N. of Church St.) Available within 90 days. Call Roy Peterson GR 5-1200. Rentals IN DOOR COUNTY EVERYBODY HAS A GOOD Call VE 5-0981 between 9 and 3. WANTED TO RENT—3-4 BDRMS. -Glencoe, Hubbard Wds. or Winn. 2 children at N.T.E. Occup. July 1, Write Vacation 151 : AVENUE OFFICES—$4.00 PER SQ. FT. RENTAL air-conditioned, modern building. Close to op oy parking and railroad. Up to 2,500 sq. ft. 5 soon, Will divide. Agent CE 6-5 FIRST REALTY co. FAMILY VACATION EXECUTIVE BEING TRANSFERRED to Chicago needs temporary rental. 3 or 4 bedrooms in Northbrook School dist. June 15th until Oct. 15th. Will consider 1 yr. lease. 272-7800. N.U. FACULTY MEMBER DESIRES to rent 2-3 bdrm. home for family of 4, June 1-15 occup. Write John Wick, FF eater de Apts. Iowa City, Ia. LOCAL would 2214 JENKS TWO Fireplace. Mod. kit. 1. DAvis 8-8475. WINNETKA LINCOLN i) 137 ‘REAL ESTATE 146 For Rent—Stores and potent 141A N.W. EVANSTON, DUTCH COLONIAL 2 story. 2 bdrms.; liv. rm. sun porch; din. rm.; kit.; 142 baths. 2 blocks Willard School. DA 8-3709. 7 For Rent—Town Houses EVANSTON GLENVIEW—2 BEDROOMS, LIVINGdining combination. Gas heat. Near rade school; 3 blks. Milwaukee R.R. all PA 4-9480 days; PA 4-2633 eves. FROM x $26,900 L>o. Evanston) PRICES FROM $22,900 Why Collect Rent Receipts Deductible Benefits an Equity THESE DE “LUXE CONDOMINIUMS. FEATURE: DISHWASHER AND DISPOSAL GAS HEATING AND COOKING AN ABUNDANCE OF CLOSETS PRIVATE OFF STREET PARKING AIR CONDITIONING DE LUXE REFRIGERATOR 2 AND 3 BEDRM. UNITS OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1-5 (OR ANY TIME BY APPOINTMENT) 2339 JOS. RUSH REALTORS CHICAGO ape HOWARD �- Per BRICK 9- GLENVIEW s ; Always income $11,520. . Daily. fully rented. A bargain SMART & GOLEE, is 8-3200 LOT 50 x 150, O—4200 N. 1400 W. 26 APARTBUILDING IN GOOD CONDILONG TIME TENANTS. RENBELOW AVERAGE IN AREA. $26,000 LESS THAN 5 . BROS. GR 5-3900 NASH L\RTMENT ive room ONLY $24,000 apartments on 60 x 120 -Paneled office will separate j in basement. 4 car income lucing garage. Will consider small yment. Immediate occupancy. is a good income producing. perty. See today. MORTON OPEN 446-7180 nston luxe ‘SUNDAY 2 apt. ate brick, excel. hot water basement, r. UN 4-2339 Madison condition gas heating, tile baths, WINNETKA full by NG ton x HOUSE SOUTH EAST EVR-6 Zoning, License for 7 and 1 Apt. Call Mr. Massman, Peterson & Co GR 5-1010. : For Sale—Houses KENILWORTH « CEPTIONALLY WELL BUILT me with lots of character. If you n use a de luxe STONE AND BRICK me in a most convenient location be = to see this! You’ll love the STEP N LIVING room with 20’ JALIE porch opening to patio. Then e's a COZY DEN at the end of entrance hall, Pleasant dining with bay and leaded glass dows. BREAKFAST ROOM too. neied Rec. room WITH FIREL ein basement. Master bedroom Ss unusual balcony overlooking yard. i room and bath too. Also 4 IFUL CONDITION throughout. irly priced in upper UTMOST S brackets. IN LIVING WONDERFUL STONE AND Colonial, shown by appoint- ne is endowed with graciousness. are 3 FIREPLACES—one in rm., one in huge oak paneled ly rm. and one in a HEATED RDEN ROOM which also has a il for indoor cooking and a wet bar. e kitchen is a WOMAN’S DREAM. oarate dining room. Three bedrms., -LAVISH BATHS. Excellent outor lighting for patio and SWIMMING IL. This is splendor priced in the WINNETKA $37,000 Walk to everything, schools, shops and train from this beautifully kept three bedroom, 2 bath home with separate dining room, spacious country kitchen, large living room and large enclosed porch. Basement is completely painted and has separate play space. Large lot nicely landscaped (rear yard is cyclone fenced) with 3 car garage and tool shed. Taxes are low and _ possession is immediate. Owner wants offer. reen Bay Winnetka 446-2600 EAST GLENCOE US LANNON aturing TEN drooms and 542 ATHS. STONE COLONIROOMS—5 or 6 CERAMIC TILE Wonderful home for enter- aining. Situated on over ONE-HALF ODODED ACRE. 2 car ITANDING VALUE N SEX. arage. AT—$82,500. SUNDAY 2:00 TO 4:00. SEE FOUR BEDROOM, 212 BATH E—NEAR SCHOOL, LAKE AND OPPING—$34,500. MRS. STEVENiS (home phone: UN 9-2376). EVANSTON FIRST TIMERANCH—FEATURING OFFERED BRICK dl , rea, ILE : ous living-dining room MODERN KITCHEN 2 bedrooms BATH. ment, Built Perfect [EDIATE and in combinaw/eating CERAMIC 1954. retirement POSS’N AT—$24,500. Full home. LLENT Requires—$5,000 BAIRD& WARNER 324 Davis Street 1855 ~ — Evanston, Illinois 273-3855 Evanston-Skokie 79 Williamsburg Road ~ Open Sunday, 2-5 - WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE pular area in a hard-to-find price Present owners have maininea home beautifully and added extras. e. pan. fam. rm., all rm., 3 bdrms., 112 baths, gas Carpeting included. Immed. s. Mid 30s. INLAN SHERMAN & TYSON, AVE., AL 1-6700 «Classified INC. EVANSTON BR 3-3750 : COME IBM $25,000 You will love the comfort of this home and the convenience of its location. Living room with fireplace. Separate dining room. Good kitchen with pantry. Two bedrooms and bath on second floor. Glazed porch. Full basement. Garage. Deep lot and low taxes. $99,500 KENILWORTH IMMACULATE Classic home on wooded 132 acre in East section near grade school, New Trier East and train. 13 rooms, 7 bedrooms. Brand new kitchen, 3 new baths. Just decorated throughout. Immediate possession. Call us to see it today. KENILWORTH $34,500 Charming 6 room home on large wooded lot/Living room with formal stone fireplace; separate dining room; sun room or study; cabinet kitchen; 2 bedrooms and modern bath. Walk to train, shops and lake. Sears schools. Home could be expanded to include a family room and 38rd bedroom very easily. Area of 50 thousand dollar homes. Act quickly. EVANSTON NORTH $39,900 Beautifully decorated, immaculate, modernized home in one of Evanston’s finest neighborhoods. ‘First floor has entry hall, living room, dining room, den or library, powder room, kitchen with D and D. Second floor has three bedrooms and ceramic tile bath. Large, nicely landscaped lot. Car port, 1 car plus storage garage and barbecue patio. If you want to move in and live—this is it—nothing like it anywhere on the Shore. GLENVIEW EAST ! $69.900 Glenview’s choicest area. 9 room spacious Ranch adjoins North Shore Country Club with over 200 foot frontage on the 18th Fairway. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Paneled fruitwood den with parquet floors plus ‘a paneled game room. Elegant wooded setting and a most luxuriously decorated ., home. diate Owner transferred—so imme- possession. NORTHBROOK : $23,500 This freshly decorated 3 bedroom ranch in a _ convenient Northbrook location is a wonderful value. Large lot, 142 car garage, low upkeep and immediate occupancy. Call today. J NORTHBROOK $18,500 $1,000 DOWN Owner must sell this well kept Northbrook ranch, Living room; dining area; kitchen; utility room; 2 good sized bedrooms and bath, 45 acre of ground. Rear yard completely fenced. Low taxes. NASH REALTY HI 6-7180 118 GREEN BAY ROAD, GOELZER and WILDE WINNETKA room, WILMETTE NEW Listing. Split Level, Living room, Dining ‘‘L,’’ Kitchen w/built-in double oven and range, D and D. EXTRA LARGE breakfast room. Master bedroom w/bath. 3 Family bedrooms and bath. Paneled FAMILY ROOM. Roughed in powder room. Screened porch. Patio. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. House in EXCELLENT condition. $46,500. WINNETKA CUSTOM BUILT FIVE bedroom Colonial. Living room w/fireplace, Separate Dining room, Cypress paneled DEN. Country Kitchen w/built-ins,, eating area and wet bar, Maid’s room and bath on lst. Master bedroom, dressing room and bath. Basement w/paneled RECREATION ROOM. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. UNDERGROUND SPRINKLING. Many unusual FEATURES. $85,000. GLENCOE CUSTOM DESIGNED RANCH. Spacious Living room w/marble fireplace wall. Lanai room _ w/built-ins and travertine marble floor. PANELED LIBRARY, Master suite plus additional bath. FAMILY ROOM w/wet bar. Kitchen w/built-ins. Maid’s room and bath. Air Conditioned. Built for the DISCRIMINATING BUYER. Call us for additional details. NORTHBROOK AN OUTSTANDING Family home located on 142 acres of beautifully landscaped property with SWIMMING POOL, Living room, ‘Separate Dining room, Den, BREAKFAST-FAMILY ROOM and Kitchen. 4th bedroom or maid’s room w/powder room, all on Ist floor. 3 exceptionally large bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1 bath off master suite on 2nd floor. Recreation room w/fireplace and bath in basement. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. In the 70s. MC HENRY Lovely Brick Ranch on beautiful Chain of Lakes. Large Living room w/fireplace, Dining ‘“‘L.’’ Family room. Kitchen w/bit.-ins. Thermopane windows, Large paneled Recreation room w/FP plus Kitcher and bath in basement. his house in best of -condition on wooded lot and fronts Lake. ‘ MC HENRY Cottage near PISTAKEE LAKE, good size lot, fine rooms. 3 bedrooms, bath. Excellent fishing area. This house has lake rights. Evenings call 815-385-0780. CUSTOM BUILT lovely FOX RIVER. w/crab orchard room w/built-in floor in Entry large bedrooms, garage. Guest Ranch on the Large Living room fireplace. Dining china cabinets. Tile and Dining room. 2 enclosed porch. 2 car house with bath COLONIAL, Large Living room. Separate Dining room. FAMILY ROOM, Kitchen w/eating area. Master bedroom* and bath, 2nd bedroom and bath. Utility room, all on ist; 3 bedrooms and bath, EXCELLENT storage on 2nd. On PISTAKEE LAKE with Patio. Evenings call 815-385-0780. INGLESIDE On FOX LAKE. 315 acres, zoned residential or resort, fenced in yard. Ranch with pressed stone exterior. Large Living room, FAMILY ROOM. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Garage. There are 2 cottages on premises. Excellent fishing. Evenings call 815-385-0780. L. RINGER Hillcrest LOngbeach 6-7274 1-4463 New Listings Northwest Evanston BRICK BUNGALOW WITH 3 BEDrms., 1 Bath, Liv. rm. w/Fireplace, Din. rm., large Modern Tiled Kit. and Breakfast rm. Baseboard Gas Heat. Fenced rear yard—nicely landscaped. Full Bsmt., lge. Panld. rear Porch, 2 car Brick Garage. Immed. poss. Prized Right at $29,000 for Quick Sale. Only $19,500 QUINLAN modernized & TYSON, INC. -EVANSTON BR 3-3750 WILMETTE-BRICK COLONIAL Well constructed and maintained. Professionally landscaped. Reception hall, powder room, lg. liv. rm. w/frpl., din. rm., sernd. pch., mod. kit., util. rm., att. gar. 1 bdrm. and bath downstairs. 2 bdrms., 2 baths upstairs. Air cond. Excellent location northeast. Upper 40’s. Immed. occup. possible. Owner. 256-0052. kftch- NORTHBROOK—Tucked away on a beautiful lot of an acre and a half overlooking a private pond, this brick ranch is’ one of the truly fine houses on the market today. There is a fireplace in the 17x 27 living room, dining room, study with fireplace, family kitchen with breakfast area plus an activities room with a built-in bar. There are 4 family bedrooms and 2 servants rooms, powder ‘room. The tion room is paneled, is attached and plus swimming pool and tioning. It is offered 3 baths and a basement recreathe 2 car garage features include a central air condiat $250,000. EVANSTON—This older two _ story frame has the irreplaceable value of a remarkably convenient location just 2 blocks from the train and the bus at the door. There are 3 bedrooms, gas heat and a lot 31.25 x 150. The price is $25,000. WINNETKA—This attractive English house with a stone exterior is in one of the most desirable sections of East Winnetka. The first floor has a most unusual 2 story living room with a fireplace and a studio ceiling, dining room and kitchen. On the second there are 3 bedrooms and 2 ceramic baths. There is a full basement, one car attached garage and hot water oil heat. An easy walk to Greeley, New Trier and the Indian Hill Station. The price is $52,500. KENILWORTH—Frame Dutch Colonial in superb east location. Four second floor bedrooms and bath plus 2 bedrooms and a bath on the third. There is a fireplace in the living room, 2 car garage with apartment above and a_ beautiful lot 100 x 175. The price is $59,500. NORTHFIELD—If you want the luxury of a fine contemporary ranch and a beautiful lot of over an acre, be sure to see this outstanding 5 bedroom house designed by Schwall. There is a fireplace in the 17x 32 living room, separate dining room, family kitchen with a Bar-B-Q fireplace plus all modern built-in conveniences and a delightful family room 22 x 31. There is a paneled den, 3 ceramic baths, 2 powder rooms and a 2 car attached garage with electric door opener. Extra features include an inter-com system, burglar alarm, heated swimming pool and central air conditioning. The price is $175,000. GOELZER and For Sale—Houses HOMEFINDERS AT WILMETTE F. G. Hastings, Realtor EASY FINANCING! Small home on _ quiet street in convenient area of Wilmette. Living room w/built-in book shelves, spacious Kitchen and Utility room, 2 bedrooms, arage w/storage. Beautiful yard. ogan school district. 20s. Call Mrs. Hastings NEW COLONIAL Convenient 714 Elm HI EVANSTON NORTHWEST EVANSTON — FOR young or retired couple — bedroom brick ranch near No. 1 line — large living room fireplace, dining room, ceramic bath, partially paneled room ee Immediate possession. THE two bus with tile _ in $28,- NEAR DOWNTOWN EVANSTON — four townhouses presently used as a rooming house. Excellent income. Some furnishings included, Call for additional information and to inspect. ” Wallace & Orth, Inc. 1517 Srerman Avenue GReenleaf 5-2700 Evanston ALpine 1-1318 GLENCOE—ACCENT individuality. Cathedral ON beamed LUXURY HIGHLAND PARK, S. E. Excellent for entertaining—from fireplace in living room. Large family room with slide glass walls to outside living areas, and a_ breezy porch. Picture windowed kitchen. 4 bdrms.; 3 baths. Lower 50s. Lakeside 432-6320 EVANSTON CENTRAL EAST—WALKING DIStance to everything!!! Well cared for 4 bedroom—1 bath plus extra bedroom on 3rd—Solid brick construction—full basement—Lots of 3rd flr. storage— double living room with fireplace— dining room, modern kitchen—Low taxes—a real buy at $27,500. To inspect phone Mrs. McBean (eve’s) 864-5064 or days—GR 5-1010 L. A. Peterson & Co., Realtor $22,500 BRICK HOME fireplace. ON Dining BEAUTIFULLY landscaped lot 50x 150 with 112 car garage. Widow moving to apartment and will consider small down payment. Call now for appointment to inspect. NASH 446-7180 room, Family room w/fireplace, superb Kitchen, powder room. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, large garage. Best materials used throughout. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. $51,000. Call Mr. Hastings LOCATION: Southeast Wilmette CONDITION: Perfect—move right in. SPECIAL FEATURES: picture bays, outstanding fireplace, separate breakfast room. SIZE: Living room Dining room, 3 bedrooms, Den or Family room, 2 baths, full basement PRICE: Mid 40s. Come see and be surprised. FIRE THE MAID— EASY HCUSEKEEPING HERE Apartment Convenience on a lovely wooded lot in Winnetka. Charming Living room and Family room adjoin private Patio. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Paneled office. Mid 40s. HOMEFINDERS 111 GREEN BAY AL RD., WILMETTE I-11 11 WINNETKA EAST—JUST LISTED 4 bedroom home. Living room with fire place, separate dining room, spacious kitchen. $40,000. WILMETTE—NEWLY LISTED Exquisitely remodeled 310 Third St. in super convenient S. E. Wilmette. 31 x 15 living room w/corner fireplace and 2 bay windows. Dining room w/bay, kitchen w/pan. breakfast room, Den, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Gas .baseboard heat. LOW LOW taxes. Priced to sell in mid 40s. 2,000 Brick fireplace REDUCTION invites you for cozy meals and snacks in this one-or two people house. Relax in 18x 18 ft. liv. room with thermopane windows overlooking a lovely yard. Sep. din. rm. all equip. kit. Bedroom suite with bath. Walk to Kenilworth station. All for $22,000. ANN 440 ANDRUSS, Green Bay Rd. ALpine REALTOR Kenilworth 1-7300 WINNETKA BY OWNER This contemporary custom built trilevel, nestled in the middle of more than 42 acre wooded lot, yet just 2 blocks to lake, transportation, schools, and shopping. A choice East location. There are bdrms., 3142 _ baths, cathedral ceiling living gg iota | room, separate breakfast room an glamorous vaneled faniily room, opening on patio and terraced gardens. House has many unusual custom builtins in dining room, family room and bedrooms and is air conditioned with grounds automatically sprinkled. Oh yes, just 2 blocks to Sacred Heart. Priced in upper brackets. Shown by —_ appointment only. HIllcrest 6- GLENVIEW $62,500 Almost new 2 story on a delightful half acre among beautiful homes. Large living room with fireplace, separate dining room, built in kitchen with adjacent family room, powder room, extra. large master bedroom with its own bath, 2 more bedrooms with another bath, attached garage with space above roughed in ‘for a studio and bath. It’s most charming. V. J. BRADY 1850 RANCH Living At a low price. Approx. 3/4 acre of wooded, beautifully landscaped land in lovely Lincolnshire. Living room w/ ceil- ings; 2 fireplaces; spectacular, woodsy private view. Just starting to blossom. Stainless steel, built-in kitchen; separate breakfast room; 3 extra sized bdrms.; 242 baths; circular drive. Air-conditioned, of course! Upper 50s. : : Deerfield. YOUNG FAMILIES Will go for this attractive Ranch in desirable area of Northbrook. Large Living room, paneled Dining room, Kitchen w/built-in oven and range, 3 better than average size bedrooms, 2 C.T. baths, garage w/storage room and double driveway. Huge beautiful yard. Walking distance to schools. 20s: Call Mrs. Rosene (272-3226, res.) 6-5544 Wallace & Orth, Inc. REALTORS of NEW VACANT And waiting for the family that needs 5 bedrooms. Modern Kitchen, 2 baths, 2 car garage, large yard. Near good schools—Middlefork and St. Phillips. Low taxes, low maintenance, low price. 30s. Call Mrs. May (AL 1-0550, res.) WILDE Street area room, Dining room, Kitchen w/built-in stove and oven, Family room w/fireplace, powder rocm, 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. Full basement, 2 car garage. Carpeted htroughout. High 30s. Call Mrs. Hastings REALTORS 457 Central Av., H.P. DON’T MISS THIS BUY IN CONVENient Evanston location near Washington School. It’s hard to find such a well-cared-for older home. Kit. with eating area, good size liv. rm., 1 bedrm. and bath on Ist flr. 2 Bedrms., C.T. Bath and plenty of storage space on 2nd. Gas Heat. Easy care Aluminum Siding. Immed. poss. 1571 SHERMAN AVE. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 dining room, en and powder room on first floor and 3 bedrooms and bath on the second. Gas heat, full basement, new oversized garage and a nice lot 50x 187. The price is $33,000. and Kitchen, Living area. This property fenced in and landscaped with boat slip and electric hoist, pier and steel sea wall. (upper bracket) Evenings call 815-385-0780. Winnetka 999 Linden 158 Sale—Houses WINNETKA—Here is a home for a family with youngsters in Crow Island or Skokie Schools, both of which are in easy walking distance. Living IN AND REGISTER WITH OUR: ‘‘MAGIC BRAIN”’ WINNETKA EAST orter & Weinrich EAST $53,500 Prime location. Short walk to New Trier East, Greeley grade school and Lake Michigan Beaches. Authentic English brick, 2 story living rm. with open beam ceiling and stone fireplace, separate dining rm., modern kitchen with breakfast area, 3 bedrooms plus a_ study or nursery, 2 baths, screened porch. Call early to see this unusual offering. ig Faby $28,500 Price reduced—owner has purchased other. Seven room, face brick Bi-Level in most attractive and convenient newer area. Walk to schools, shopping and transportation. 3 bedrooms with space for fourth. Large family room. Sparkling, newly decorated, cabinet kitchen with more than ample breakfast area. 2 car garage with side drive. Low taxes. 432-6320 1-5 1613 GROVE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 7429 ARCADIA D PARK—FT. SHERIDAN 5 rtments and store on Main St. reat opportunity. Supurb financing. ~LAKESIDE ntral Av., H.P. $52,500 EAST New and different! Close-in location! Widow must sell her luxurious, California Redwood and brick home, less than two years old. This is a real beauty—for a small or large family. The gracious entrance hall leads to a large living rm. with Colonial bay, separate dining rm., walnut paneled Family rm. witn fireplace, large, fully equipped kitchen with eating area, 2 large bedrooms and 2 ceramic baths. On the second floor there are two very large partially finished rms., a completed ceramic bath, baseboard heat already installed. A minimum of expense required to finish for your own needs. Nu-Tone intercom with FM and AM radio throughout first floor. Parquet floors—other fine appointments. Attached garage with electric eye door. See this easily maintained home now or Sunday. (1 . E. Waukegan Rd.—1l1 bl. N. Glenview Rd.) in the REALTORS BR 3-3660 PLANTS, — For 158 Ring RINGER | for RESULTS. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 1030 VERNON DRIVE dg. in N.E. Evanston. 3-314 rm. and 6-142 rm. apts. For many under our Management and* maintained. For Sale—Houses Howes NASH 5 RM. AND THREE 312 RM. garages in well-maintained ig. in good Evanston loc. All copper og. $10,335 income. Many features. “MODERN Seles Willow Road, ‘CENTRAL REALTY Northfield CO. HI 6-5700 GLENVIEW—OPEN BY owner, 1 to 6, Sat. and ‘Sun. 1829 Long Valley Rd, 3-bdrm. brk. and stone ranch, cust. blt. w/sep. din. rm. Lge. nat. cab. kit. w/din. area. All appl. Tiled bath; Spacious lot. att. gar.; In high Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald immac. 20s. March PA cond. 4-7921. 30, 1967 - �1 58 158 For Séle—-dlewkas KOENIG & STREY FOR DISCRIMINATING SAMUEL SHERWIN NEWLY Only $19,900 for LISTED . . this 3 BR all brick ranch in S.W. Evanston. Just 12 yrs. old this home includes appliances and features a roomy, fully fenced yard. Can be handled with $1,500 down under FHA 30 yr. financing. Flexible possession date. BUYER Words can’t describe the thought and planning that built this gracious California contemporary ranch home. For indoor living all the conveniences —for outdoor living lge. patio plus fully equipped putting green. A really de luxe home in Glenview. a 158 Se Sale—Houses A SHERWINNER BEDROOM GLENVIEW HOME In desirable Bonnie Glen Estates. Plastered walls and thermopane windows throughout. Professionally landscaped and bordering North Shire Country club. Immediate occupancy. MID 60s HOME!.. brick ranch loaded with many features. 6 rooms, 3 BR’s, beautifully finished rec. rm. professionally landscaped 50 w/2!2 car garage. In truly condition. Near Washington and Boltwood Park. $31,500 BRICK RANCH EAST GLENVIEW A 716 ASBURY Drive by this charming brick and stucco two-story home. It has 7 rooms, 2 baths, fireplace, garage, and new heating plant. Just a little paint and you’ll have a lovely home. OUR BEST BUY at $24,990! WALKING DISTANCE A WORKING OR RETIRED nice with lge. with lot. 20s. COUPLE? NEW ‘Why pay rent—build up an equity. Don’t miss this cute all brk. home with 2 bdrms., lge. liv. rm. having new carpet wall to wall. Stove and refrig. Low down payment. See it today. JUST REDUCED TO $17,900 Surround this all brk. custom ranch with 3 bdrms., 2 full baths, full bsmt., 2 car garage. Deluxe elect. Hotpoint kitchen. -_Brand new wall to wall carpet and custom drapes included. Very lge. pan. fam. rm. w/frpl. Completely landscaped, overlooking secluded wooded lot. CALL TODAY. CR PA AL Seymour Graham ~ Av. TO ESTATE. GLENCOE BUY OR QUINLAN SELL VE CALL & TYSON, 5-4455 INC. REALTORS—Since 1884 See our picture display ads: Evanston Review Page Wilmette Life Winnetka Talk Glencoe News Northbrook Glenview 4 Pages 38 and 20 Announcements Deerfield Villager opposite Highland Park Herald classified Serving every North Shore Community from Offices in Evanston, Deerfield, Winnetka, Lake Forest and GlenviewNorthbrook & TYSON, INC. NORTHFIELD UPPER BRACKET 4 bedroom, 3 bath Ranch on a secluded lane near Country Club. 25 foot living room, formal dining room, family room with barbecue_ and unusual brick floor, glazed porch, up to the minute kitchen, 3 bedrooms with 2 baths in one wing, guest bedroom and bath in other wing, partial basement, and 2 car garage. 20 x 40 swimming — —_ excellent landscaping. V. J. BRADY 1850 Willow Road, Highwood REALTY CO. Northfield Dream HI _ March 30, 1967 2-car can be_ subdivided. Living room w/fireplace, separate dining room, 112 C.T. baths; 112 car attached garage in neighborhood of more’ expensive homes. $34,500. GLENVIEW kitchen att. garage. THE Custom baths, place, rooms, laundry custom COUNTS and Company Weston E. Davie & CO. Dorothy Ruth W. M. Amos Betsey Norris Nock Weston E. Davie REALTORS Green Bay Rd., Winnetka HI 6-4500 Hillcrest AYARS COMPANY Northbrook 3 BDRM.; 112 BATHS AIR CONDITIONED RANCH FLICK PARK AREA PArk 4-8735 945-4130 TREES! TREES! TREES! This unusually beautiful wooded acre has a custom built 7 room brick ranch, it has been completely redecorated inside and out. Large living reom with crab orchard fireplace, dining room, kitchen with ceramic tile floor, built-in range, oven and dishwasher. 13’ x 24’ family room has sliding glass doors to patio, 3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic tile baths, one off the master bedroom. Large full basement, oversize 2 car garage, asphalt driveway, built-in vaccuum cleaner. Only 22 minutes to O’Hare field. It’s a terrific home with real country living but close-in conveniences. $43,750. REALTORS 826 Deerfield Rd. estate Tennis listing — Club the 4 bedrooms, the fa 3 fireplaces (one from R coln’s home) the numerous bath: all the wonderful features individually scams 27ALL5 NOW i built. DREAM home in Tall bse of Glenview desi = living. 4 bdrms., rm. w/stone frpl., lath plaster ccnttcuasal priced. BIG FAMILY—MORE ‘ a ROOM? See this great home bdrms., 219 baths, huge Ist rm. In town location. J have been waiting for. UF CONVENIENT LOCATION ~~. 3 bdrm. ranch with a | rm, comb., kit. with a area, gar., fenced yard, wa and stores. <b ~ FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ~ Leave the car in the B gts 2 town, train, schls. an built’ expandable 2 bdrm. ranch in tip top condition. wooded fenced yard, garage. ate possession. ; DEERFIELD—QUIET STREET Near schls. and ideal for Ranch with lge. liv. rm., combination master bdrm. | 2 other tw. sz. bdrms. Interior newly decorated. scaping. THE PERFECT LOCATION Deluxe Colonial with 4 214 C.T. baths, bi sep. din. rm., ins, breakfast. rm. Ist fl., bsmt., area of fine homes. Perfec throughout. 1-0330 2-0330 9-0330 ‘ ee INC. Lincoln & ORR, Ave., Winnetka 446-5010 $51,000 Road, REALTY Northfield eek ON , J ’s. Garage CENTRALLY Al “JUST LISTED’’ Choice E. F H.P.—Colonial Ranch Beauty! homes) 7 plus LARGE Bsmt.—2 ar Gar.—P “LIKE FINDING A NE HAYSTACK!” CO. HI Bedrooms—2 NORTHBROOK—4 BED. COLONIAL 1903 Barberry Rd. Open Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. Quality house in Heathercrass area of fine homes. 8 plus rooms, 212 baths; LR.; 960: 2 ‘tae | equip. kit.; attractive fam. rm car gar. 245 yrs. old-like new cond. Large toome. Cent. air-cond.-many extra quality features. Can give quick occupancy. N.W. EVANSTON. TRANSFERRED owner offers elegant 12 rm. colonial an te by Percy Bradley. i. 7 bdrms., aths, paneled library, 2 pnl. rec. rms., lge scrn. porch, blue’ stone patio, 2 car ee a Sats cent. air conditioned. GR 5- De (Private Master walking)! $31,900 Everything, $30s. luxe wing.) = Ride C.T. if De Grazia Real Highland ge Roger Wi3 Pr. NORTHBROOK IT'S BIG WRANGL JUST LISTED, home, 9 rooms, 2 baths, 14 5 ao basement ; ar : 68 x 274 lot, located in : Northbrook, taxes $607. Newly rated, immediate possession. | Buy at "URGENT" PRICE REDUCED ON THIS | tive brick home, 2 bed area, finished basement, gara} ly neighborhood. Owner is ‘ 6-5700 Your Want Ad in the Hollister Newspapers reaches the entire North Shore market. The cost is small and the quick satisfactory results will amaze you. If you are listed in the phone book, just say ‘Charge Itt Mid TIRED OF HUNTING PERFECT HOME?” You | ere to see this RICK RANCH, w/full Bsm Gar.—CENTRALLY AIR CO 433-4613 Located in the heart of the: Sunset Ridge area just 2 blocks from school and on ae fully improved’ and beautifully landscaped acre. A brick and clapboard Ranch in immaculate condition with a fireplace in the livin poom: Thermopane window wall leadng to a secluded patio off the dining pe. bright kitchen with dishwasher, disposal and breakfast area. A 19 x 21 aneled family room is off the itchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic baths, and a 2 car garage. The basement is paneled, with a tool room, a place for a home office, and lots of storage. Carpeting is included. Call us today. Willow ‘‘CountrogClub Year Round!” Bit. by Heerin in ios IM RE ae Ent.—Most Desirab le 5:6 Bin am. 2173 Liv. a. Ft. Prof. Lands. Lot— (Area of je Z JUST LISTED! A big family house at a modest price in convenient east side location. ere is a den and a breakfast rm. in addition to living rm., sep. dining rm., and kitchen on Ist floor, 4 bedrms. and a bath on the 2nd floor and 2 bedrms. and a bath on the 3rd floor. New 2!5 car garage. Large fenced backyard. Not many houses in town offer so much for only $35,500. Call Mr. Townsend. McGUIRE GLENCOE: like an absolute dream—huge WINNETKA Exceptional value in middle 40s-under Sepeoeaant value. By owner. PArk 4- REALTY SCHOOLS WINNETKA 1850 An attractive and spotless brick and frame home, located in the Northeast section of Deerfield—the children can walk to grade school. There are 3 bedrooms, tile bath and powder room, nicely carpeted living and dining room. The kitchen sparkles and has built-in oven and range plus breakfast area. The family room has shuttered windows that add to the decor and keep it cozy and warm in the winter. A large utility room has an outside entrance to the rear yard that is completely shrubbed for privacy. 2 car garage. This is a one owner home that has been beautifully maintained. $35,000. PIERSEN TRIER Northfield Middlefork AL CR PA 6-8400 & ORR, V. J. BRADY FIRST TIME OFFERED House a _ heated FIRST TIME OFFERED Custom ranch, cute as a button, with all large, sunny, pleasant rooms. Living room-dining room w/fireplace, very large country kitchen, 2 twin bedrooms, 1142 baths. Many closets. Basement; att. garage. Secluded, fenced, well-landscaped rear yard; patio and porch. $41,500. Please: call Mrs. Leary for appointment. NORTHFIELD Listed CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED split level. 3 bedrooms; 2 baths; family room; separate dining room; located on a cul-de-sac in a mature area — $41,500 JMD CONSTRUCTION CO. McGUIRE 567 NORTHBROOK 2-3550 old, 525 Lincoln, Winnetka WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF HOUSES FROM EVANSTON TO LAKE FOREST ALONG THE LAKE, AND FROM GLENVIEW TO BARRINGTON PRICED hig’ $20,000 to $200,000. ANY OF HICH WE WOULD BE MOST HAPPY TO SHOW REALTY 824 Waukegan Rd. CRestwood and & Associates 6-7100 Add this home to your ‘‘MUST SEE TODAY LIST’’ Large Liv. Rm., Family Rm. both with woodburning fplees., separate Dining Rm., modern Kit., 2 Bdrms., and 2 ceramic Baths on the first fir. 2 additional Bdrms. and 2 ceramic Baths on the 2nd fir. Brick home located on a beautifully landscaped half acre in fine location. Att. 2 car garage. Just young swimming pool complete with cabana, dressing rooms and kitchen. 5 family bedrooms all on the 2nd floor plus a guest suite. May we show you this at your convenience? DESIGNED FOR HAPPY LIVING near Sunset Ridge Country Club this attractive Ranch house has 3 _ bedrooms and 2-baths in one wing and another bedroom and bath in the other wing, which would be ideal for an inlaw or a teen-ager. The paneled family room has a Bar-B-Q, bar and bookshelves. Basement. Screened porch. In the 70s. Weston E, Davie & Co. WINNETKA 42 the areas make this a large family. John Channer Hugh C. Michels Hilicrest YOU’LL BE PROUD TO OWN Formal and informal a perfect house for SEE OUR PICTURE AD ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE Winn. Listing Northbrook MOST FOR YOUR MONEY built 4 bedroom Colonial 242 large family room with tire: formal dining room, 2 living country kitchen. Ist floor room. Located in an area of built homes. A HOME For St., NEW EXECUTIVE'S A REAL GEM ~©3 bedrooms, 2 bath. split-level. Mortgage can be gi enw. Payments of $207, monthly, Gorgeous landscaped lot close to everything. $33,000. ay: 751 Elm LOT BEDROOM CAPE COD WITH EXTRA wooded 20,000 sq. ft. lot- which New & STRE LY CHIEF REALTORS 9215 bia cnt ge ANYTIME” DEERFIELD-LINCOLNSH LINCOLNSHIRE Heavily wooded, fully BLUF: m} acre FEATURING . DeLuxe 4 and 5 bedrm. . Center entry foyer . Separate dining room » 2a corame hy pein. . aneled family rm. wit _ . Kitchen with built-ins . Basement and ayaa ED 2-car FROM MODEL ‘OPE BIRCHWOOD BUILDERS 811 Skokie Hwy. NORTHFIELD eee garag F Northbrook PA ; < $29,500 Brick Ranch on 100 x 185 lot near St. ig 2 living room with dining room, pandable, too. V. J. BRADY REALTY. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald © Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classified BLUMENTHAL 676-0500 ? area. 272-0200 NORTHBROOK 5 bdrms., 2 story Colonial, 2,750 “square feet with 212 baths; fireplace in family room with beam ceiling, slate entry. Mud room on first floor truly functional with plenty of room for ironing and sewing. Lot size 89’ x 142’. Generous room sizes. Quality minded construction by custom home builder. Residence located at 3274 Prestwick Lane. Priced at $46,900 with lot or will build on your site. 6-5700 NEW OFFERING Giant 514 deluxe rms., 3 frplc. walls, att. gar. Huge fncd. jot, 214 baths. Immac. custom home. Mid 40s. See today. \ Meadow Rd.. Northbrook Open all day Sunday Opposite Classified Section, Inside Cover Pages, Star‘ QUINLAN C. A. SEQUENS 1240 PARK modern LOCATION NORTHBROOK DEERFIELD Thinking of retiring? This 2 bdrm. ranch home would be ideal. Liv. rm. with wood burning frpl.; full bsmt.; large screened porch. Lovely landscaping. Priced at $27,500. and EXTRA 3 VW KOENIG Beautiful THE WHOLE FAMILY WILL LOVE this spacious home amid _ towering trees. Walk to schools, shops, church, beach, trains and Indian Hill Country Club. Barbecue for your friends on the lovely breeze swept patio, and your furniture will fit comfortably in the 28 x 15 ft. living room. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd floor; 2 bedrooms, 1 bath on the 3rd. Lovely formal dining room, family room, modern kitchen with eating area. 2-car att. garage. ne 500—phone us for an appointment Evanston BRoadway 3-5420 Lovely 3 bdrm. home in _ prime location. Lge. Liv. Rm, Din. Rm. comb. Mod. Kit. Fam. Rm. 1 car gar. Immediate poss. Priced to sell! GLENVIEW Opportunity knocks but once—East of Lehigh on West Lake St. Two flat residence—plus two other buildings. County Zoned M-1l. Can, in time, appreciate to a_ good investment. Backs into Scott-Foresman. Lot size 100 x 330. Act now. Newly listed: Large brick, lath and plaster construction ranch. Excellent floor plan, 2 bdrms., din. rm., lge. liv. rm. Full base. Hot water heat, $24,500. ‘“L’’ w/eating $43,500 DEERFIELD’ Turn your Cowboys and Indians lose on this 3/4 acre lot. Country pune with Deerfield amenities. Charming 2 bdrm. ranch with many possibilities. Spacious Liv. Rm., sep. Din. Rm. lge. Kit. Util. Rm. Breezeway to 2 car gar. Price $26,000. PERFECTLY MAINTAINED 5 BDRM., 31g bath, center entrance brick Colonial, Charming liv. rm. with frpl.; large din. rm.; ash pan. fam. rm. w/ bar. Fenced rear yard with barbeque; fish pond; and patio. Lovely rose garden. Exc. location. Priced in 60s. Park dining SPARKLERS r GLENCOE Elegant English home in choice East Glencoe location. 4 bdrms.; 2 servants bdrms.; 412 baths; magnificent liv. rm. w/beamed ceiling; spacious din. rm. opens to terrace; pan. rec. rm. w/bar. Second floor centrally air conditioned. A quality home _ with many special appointments situated on beautifully landscaped grounds. Priced in upper bracket. 362 HIGHLAND . SAMUEL SHERWIN Northbrook Glenview Wilmette REAL MARKET 607 Howard Street UNiversity 9-2575 & STREY 2-0330 9-0330 1-0330 ON . Fantastic in decor and condition. That sums up this outstanding 3 BR ranch in the popular Dawes-Chute School Area. Two ceramic baths, central air conditioning, built-in kitchen, many de luxe extras. Short walk to bus and schools. Asking $42,500 Many others. Call us. BIG OAKS KOENIG SHERWINNER HOME! Brick Cape Cod in Washington School District. 3 BR’s (two over 20 ft. long), 2 FULL baths, separate dining room, gas heat, two-stor 2-car garage. ‘Absolutely immaculate condition Pom co Can be handled with $2,600 down, FHA financing. ONLY $24,500 BATH BEDROOM, 3 BATH BRICK AND frame ranch with a full basement. NOT MANY OF THESE! Living room and family room lead to patio. Large SHERWINNER HOME! Four bedroom, 2 bath home in ‘Southwest Evanston. Features 19 x 16 main floor family room, 175 ft. corner lot. Many extras included in the low price of $33,900 YOUNG MARRIEDS NOT MUCH CASH Start living carefree in this charming 2 bdrm. brk. ranch with gar. Nicely landscaped yard with cement patio, and in a wonderful young neighborhood. Another plus-VERY LOW TAXES. See it today. PRICED. AT ONLY $18,900 112 ‘9 ROOM BRICK AND FRAME split-level that is unusually spacious and in IMMACULATE CONDITION, 2 PANELED FAMILY ROOMS (22x 13 and 20x15), 4 BEDROOMS, 21, BATHS. Beautiful floor lan. This home lends itself to traditional furnishing as well as contemporary. 2-car garage. Call for an appointment to see this lovely home. $56,500 pay BEAUTIFUL GLEN OAK ACRES REDWOOD CONTEMPORARY Owner reduced price on this attractive secluded ranch with 3 lge. bdrms. Deluxe kit., frpl., summer porch overlooking flagstone terrace. Htd. 2 car gar. with work shop. Exc. for entertaining. BEDROOM, For Sale—Houses Sale~Heusss DEERFIELD GLENVIEW A. See COUNTS brick Georgian that has a cozy fireplace in the living room, eating area in the kitchen, a dining’ room that opens to the patio. Full basement, 2car garage. Walk to Logan school, St. Francis school, the Junior high Northwestern trains, shopping, Green Bay Rd. bus. Economical gas forced air heating; taxes $534. Early possession! Priced in the low 30s. $3,000 DOWN! You can own the sharpest 3 BR brick ranch in Evanston for only $24,900. On a 175 ft. wooded, enclosed lot this home offers all the extras: new wool carpeting, double-oven range, 2-door refrigerator, washer, dryer, dishwasher, etc. 6 rms., sep. dining ‘L,’ and HUGE screened porch. CALL NOW! Well maintained one owner home with 3 bdrms., 2 full baths. Frpl. in liv. rm., exc. eating area in kit. Family m., full bsmt., 2 car attach. gar. LOW LOW 40s To train, school and shops. This brick ranch has full basement rec. room. 3 bdrms.; 142 baths; liv. rm. den or family rm. Kit. eating area; patio on landscaped Atte. gar. Good value in UPPER WILMETTE—3 158 Sale—Houses LOCATION . . De luxe custom 25 x 25 all on a x 165 lot move-in School For 945-1670 1850 Willow Road, Northfield HI 6: �sty é Boe - 158 Saie-— Houses MOVING OUT OF TOWN? a en / Since retreat on 815 acres in shire area. Barn is adaptable horses; thermostatically ed water tank; loft holds 8 hay. Riding trails adjacent to trails of Better Trails Assn. 10-stall kennel has automatic ‘coughs and roofed dog runs. When you new city, REALTOR show you homes. There eS divided. $59,500. JRE 6 HOME, room Cape LESS MONEY Cod home offers schools, church, shops. MEMBER: 3 Ss, 2 tile baths, full basement, many extras, An excellent buy it $44,900. THE ULTIMATE? is! A Kennedy built home value has been enhanced by a owner. This colonial has 4 baths, family room and a heated SWIMmagnificently landor year-round beauty and East Deerfield. $69,500. oe NVENIENT LOCATION d construction built this atve ranch. The 17.6x17 family is walnut paneled and has : doors to patio. Two twinbedrooms; kitchen with many ets and dishwasher. Large livingroom combination. Lath and walls. Outstanding buy at Os s J REALTORS ‘Deerfield Rd., Deerfield PHONE: WI 5-3750 .L KAHN—KAHN CAN! computer saves you time LISTING. RED BRICK COLONe in superbly convenient of town location in Glencoe. Lge. m_w/fple., separate dining rm. Family planned kit. w/eating bearms. 112 baths. ‘See in mid 30s. Lovely EASY-CARE custom RANCH. floored foyer matches the strikreplace in living-dining rm. Den srrace view. y cabinets. 4 Stepsaver bedrms. kit. HAS APT. WANTS QUICK this exquisite 5 bedrm. home sionally landscaped lot. Full ng “‘L’’. Ideal kitchen, brkfst. aneled Family rm. opens to - Hobby bsmt. 3 baths. Air ‘porate sprinkling. WHOP- J-H KAHN IS OFFERED 6-rm. bi-level; . rm. w/bar; kit. has blt.-ins lge. eat. area; 3 bdrms.; tiled w/vanity; poss. June 15. Price POSSESSION m. OF split-level, m., and _ kit. 2 w/blit.-ins. com. system Y 3BDRM. 7-RM. rm.,_ storage and eat. bath, closets; area. throughout. at $32,900 ling. Liv.-din. area; close ‘a THIS rec. lge. Priced RANCH rm.; lge._ to schls.; family. Immed. IN kit. exc. poss. o. H. Carlson, Co. kegan Rd. Davis PArk 4-3700 OOMS; 214 BATHS; FAMILY a dining room; large n; car garage. Nearly new, conditioned split level. -AYARS keg : Rd. CRestwood 2-3550 Northbrook Ww TALL TREES 4 Bedroom Colonial is : mr Master ieled ily room t room ree! Bedroom Suite; with 21% fireplace den, formal dining room, Attached overlooks garage. picturesque 80 ft. lot. IMPERIAL DSON OPEN DAILY 1 TO5 EVANSTON. , é DUTCH ; School. DA 8-3709. with the finest PA 4-5540. COLONIAL 2 porch; blocks $36,600 fireplace, DAvis 8-3200 5-1617 A HOME — GLENAYRE AREA This unusually attractice Split Level home is ideal for gracious entertaining. Delightful Living room with fireplace. Separate Dining room. Cheerful Solarium with glass doors to charming Patio. Well equipped beautiful Kitchen and Breakfast room. Four excellent bedrooms. Large Recreation room, Numerous closets plus storage. Professionally landscaped. Many speore features. High 50s. Call MRS. Bsird & Warner 1151 Waukegan 724-1855 Rd. NOW NEW LISTING EAST GLENVIEW So convenient to everything. New Trier West school district. Kitchen has built-in breakfast nook, large livin room-dining combination which wil handle good size furniture. Lots of storage, fenced in yard $23,500 PEN SUNDAY y oe 337 Latrobe—Northfield (Off Willow) Here’s one for you at $34,500 in the Winnetka Park District. Avoca East grade school. Living room with bay and fireplace, dining room, family room, beautiful rec. room, kitchen has new counters, D/D, 3 great bedrooms, 1 full bath plus 2 powder rooms. This home is nice. NORTHBROOK EAST Call us if you’re interested in having 2 family rooms. Wonderful kitchen with built-ins, 3 bedrooms, and 2 baths. Located in Oaklane or St. Phillips parish schools. Hard to beat for. $29,900 WILMETTE EAST This is a home in a preferred location. Two blocks to lake. Newly remodeled kitchen—large family room—5_ bedrooms—21!5 baths. This home is in excellent condition, be sure to see this one. 69,900 1409 VACANT LAKE-BAY REALTY HOME TO HOME Referral-SERVICE Lake Avenue 256-3000 FINE BRICK AND LANNON STONE ranch in Northfield. (New Trier district). 7 rooms 3 bedrooms. 2 ct. baths. Paneled recreation room with bar. Modern kit. 2 fireplaces. Gas heat. 2 car attached garage. $49,000. HGHE REALTY CO. REALTORS Wilmette 521-4th $21,50 ALpine 1-3005 $1,500 DOWN OPEN SUNDAY 1:30 TO 5 SUNSET RIDGE New listing of a Georgian mansion on more than an acre in the heart of the finest estate area. Large living room, gracious dining room, spacious kitch- 670 Alice Dr. (W. on Dundee Rd., 1 blk. W. of Pfingsten, right on Melvin Dr.to Alice Dr.) 30 yr. 6% financing avail. on this attractive 3 bdrm. ranch with bsmt. on a %% acre lot with mature trees. Owner anxious to sell. with fireplace. 6 bedrooms with 4 baths on second floor, playroom and more rooms and a bath on third floor. Swimming pool, screened porches, gas heat, and ideal for a medium or large family. New Trier and Sunset Ridge schools. Offered at a fraction of Fopreduction cost. We invite inspecon. JOHN 1741 T. BROWN Orchard Lane, Wilmette Northfield and North & CO. 446-7270 RELIABLE SERVICE TO SELLERS AND BUYERS through our A-1 cooperation with hundreds of real estate offices and their sales people. 75% of our business is from former clients and referrals. For experience and ability call Wanner Realty Co., Realtors Bay, Wilmette TRANSFERRED. Colonial. 3 BRs, Car gar. Fenced park. By owner. 2 STORY 251-4133. BRICK full bsmt., sep. DR, yd. Near schs., $27,500. 432-4294. pool, en, powder room, V. J. BRADY Shore 2 !and 1850 Willow HIGHLAND Road, PARK WITH CHAMPAGNE and family REALTY Northfield POOL room CO. HI BY a full basement. 6-5700 OWNER APPETITE, BEER pocketbook? Gracious living in this 3 bdrm. 212 bath set on almost acre well-landscaped wooded property near schools, shopping, exprsway. Lge. pan. liv. rm. w/frple., din. rm., brkfst. fam. rm., conv. kit. Upstairs sit. rm., full bsmt. 2 plus car gar. and barn, Guest cottage, 40’ x 20’ concrete poet. $38,500. Eves. and wkends. 8319327. Master fixtures. Truly a magnificent buy on a beautiful cul-de-sac location. Only $53,975. TOWN Walters Landwehr TO Owner REALTY THIS MIGHT BE YOUR ADVANTAGE is ready to sell NOW . as he is A “WORTHWHILE BUY” Red Brick Colonial in most desirable neighborhood-just a breeze from the lake. 4 bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd floor and 2 bedrooms A on sun rm. Ist floor. and and bath on 3rd TV-den-family OPEN SUNDAY | 236 Wentworth-Glencoe. Fairly priced in excellent neighborhood on quiet dead-end street. Near schools, transportation and lake. A lovely large family room’ overlooking garden, small paneled library and bedroom and tile bath on ist floor, plus 3 family bedrooms on 2nd floor. DO SEE THE INTERIOR this Sunday. AND OF COURSE We have other homes we'd like you about-just give us a call. KENILWORTH ALpine WINNETKA — JUST LISTED. Lovely old English Cottage with CHARM — CHARM — CHARM! Perfect for a small family or retired couple. Completely updated. 2. plus Bedrms., 2 CT baths. Living rm., Dining rm., Den. Attached garage. Large fenced lot. HIGH Bay Road (corner 1-5600 30s. WINNETKA — JUST LISTED. A rare find indeed. 4/5 Bedrm., 312 bath English home, in a prime East location. Sunken Living rm. w/frpl. Separate Dining rm., Kit. w/separate Brkfst. rm., Pwdr. rm., Bedrm. or Den and bath on Ist. 2nd floor has 4 large Bedrms. and 2 beautiful baths. Basement has a Rec. rm. w/frpl., wet bar, dark rm., laundry rm... and storage rm. Close to schools, shopping and transportation. HIGHLAND PARK OPEN SUN. 2-5 946 ROLLINGWOOD Green Bay Rd. to Bob-O-Link — West 2 blocks to Rollingwood. NEW ON MARKET — Stunning 4 Bedrm., 3 bath centrally air conditioned Split Level. Large Living rm. w/separate Dining area. Modern Kit., pan Family rm., wet bar, Hobby rm. Lovely Patio. Terrific location. 3 blocks to school. 5 blocks to train. Dead-end-street. 60s. Hubbard building and would like to _ give occupancy AFTER _ school is _ out. Attractively priced. Living room w/ fpl. separate dining room, 3 bedrms. 114 baths-paneled rec. rm. in the 30s. floor. room OPEN SUN. 2-4 1256 ASBURY Tower to Gordon Tr. — N. to Asbury BUILDER SAYS — SELL TODAY! 4 Bedrm., 24% bath Colonial. Pan. Family rm., wet bar, 2. frpls., separate Dining rm. Ist floor Utility rm. or 5th Bdrm. Full basement. Master bedrm., fit for a_ king. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. $59,500. SUBMIT ALL REASONABLE OFFERS! KENNETH Rds. 272-5150 KENILWORTH A RENT BEATER, STARTER OR REtirement haven—this quality built 2 bedroom ranch is complete and in fine condition. Basement, garage with attractive porch-room, professional landscaping in excellent location and school district. Low twenties HANDY LOCATION TO TOWN IN area of fine new homes. This 3 bedroom ranch boasts fireplace, walnut paneled family room, CT bath, garage and brand new decorating in ag out—move right in—LOW, LOW i BRUFF 272-7550 Kenilworth Roger) BRoadway 3-2552 EVANSTON Evanston-Skokie ONE OF EVANSTON’S BEAUTIFUL homes is offered for sale to a buyer with a family desiring location near the lake on one of our most attractive streets. 6 bedrms., 312 baths, stunningly decorated living room, dining room, large butler’s pantry and kitchen; a family room that’s one of the most comfortable and appealing in Evanston Roger & TYSON, AL NORTHBROOK 1-6700 INC. BR 3-3750 Sunset Ridge and New Trier school area and on a fully improved acre. 25 foot living room, 16 foot dining room, 20 foot kitchen, paneled study, 3 excellent bedrooms with super closets, 21% baths, Ist floor utility room, screened porch, walled patio, full basement with fireplace, 2 car garage. V. J. BRADY 1850 Willow Road, REALTY Northfield CO. HI 6-5700 for an Low 60s. Call appointment. IN LAND McGUIRE TOO! & ORR, BR 3-3220 EXTRA SPECIAL. FOR INC. GR 5-1080 THE SERIOUS minded buyer, anxious to buy right a superbly built brick ranch on quiet lane among lovely homes. Center hall, ideal liv., din. family rooms. Twin bdrms, 112 lots. Beaut. landsep. 2 c. att. gar. Low 60s or offer. IF YOU’VE SEARCHED AND searched for a very charming 2 sty. brk. and frame Col. on 1/2 acre lot with special rose garden, call us for an appt. Beaut. decorated, in perfect cond.—liv. rm., kit. and family rm. ee emg § 2 — pretty din. rm. 4 rms., 215 baths, 2 c. att. gt bsmt. Only in 40s. wee say Mae 251-3640 $69,500 Southeast. BDRMS., 112 BATHS, LIVING room, dining room with fireplace, sizeable kitchen and 2 large porches plus a lot zoned R-7 combine to make this a desirable home plus investment, near St. Mary’s. Mid 40s. Call Roger Fisher. Harding—$35,000 1 BLOCK E. OF CRAWFORD SOUTH OFF GOLF RD. Outstanding Buy! Neighborhood of much more expensive homes. Lovely 2 story Hemphill house. Charming liv. rm. w/frpl.; sep. din. rm., pretty kit.; powder rm.; lge. porch; 3. lovely bedrms.; Panld. Rec. rm. Garage. Fenced rear yard. Near transp. Owner transferred. Fisher INVEST Open Saturday & Sunday 2-5 4-2600 REALTY 527 Dundee Rd. Northbrook REALTY OWNER: TWO STORY STUCCO House Situated on a 50’ Wide x 200’ Deep Lot. One Car Garage _ with asphalt Driveway to street. Located within walking distance of Linden Shopping area and ‘‘L.”’ Also within walking distance of Central, Laurel, and St. Francis elementary schools. In New Trier East High School District. House has 4 Bdrms. and 2 Baths on 2nd Floor. 15’ x27’ Liv. Rm. with Fireplace, 20’ x 12’ Family Rm., Dining Rm., Kitchen with eating space, and T.V. Room, all on Ist Floor. Windows have Triple Track Combination Storm Windows and _ Screens. Modern gas furnace with hot water radiator heat. Heating bill _ runs between $160 to $180 per yr. Kitchen equipped for either an Electric or Gas stove. All Carpeting and Drapes to .go with House. Taxes are $543 per yr. Shown By appt. ONLY. Phone 256-4196. Price, $44,500. QUINLAN 835-3750 GOLF COURSE VIEW GOES WITH this 3 bedroom mint conditioned ranch. Large garage and low taxes—a real rent beater at $21,000 EAST WILMETTE UN FRIEND Woods LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION. Walk to all facilities—schools, shopping, train, park. 3 bedroom ranch with full basement. Included are drapes, carpeting, aluminum storms and screens—immediate possession. Oniy $26,500 to tell BY 9229 FRIEND WINNETKA BUILDERS and For Sale—Houses KENNETH bedroom is on the downstairs level. Also on the ground level is a beautiful paneled family room with fireplace, mud room and large 2-car garage. Other deluxe features _ included are, professional landscaping front and rear, storms and screens, wall to wall carpeting, and throw rugs, drapes and curtains, wallpaper, patio and special lighting 600 Green REAL FOOLER, LOVELY CAPE Cod home in northwest Evanston. 4 bedrooms; 115 baths. Fireplace. Full basement with family room. Gas heat. In excellent condition. Garage. Low 30s. SPIC AND SPAN BRICK AND stone ranch in East Glenview. (Wilmette school district) 5 rooms. Full basement with paneled _ recreation room. Gas heat. Enclosed breezeway. Patio. Attached garage. Beautiful carpeting. $26,500. Glenview, II]. 588-1855 158 In Northbrook IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Builder's model home — only & months old. Spacious 2,880 sq. tt. Two story Cape Cod. Here is truly living on the luxury level. This home features 4 large bedrooms, 2!/5 baths Lake-Bay Realty 6-4700. Baird & Warner BEAUTIFUL CR: SEAL HOMES, INC. 2601 MULBERRY LANE NORTHBROOK, ILL. 2-5600 SH 3-1352 Realtors Hillcrest AS 10% DOWN RED 2-car garage, elec- & GOLEE, $50,000 Directions: Edens-expressway or Waukegan Rd. (42A).to Willow Rd., west on Willow to Shermer Rd.; north on Shermer to Techny Rd. Turn west 34 mile on Techny to Sunset Fields. & GOLEE attached TO Decorator Furnished Models. Open for inspection 10:30 a.m. until dark daily, including SAT. and SUN. of tric eye door. Immed. poss. 60s KENILWORTH Hemphill-built Normandy Colonial of finest construction in East area Rtc. hall, fireplace in spacious living rm., formal dining rm., modern cab’t kitchen, brkfst. rm., powder rm., paneled 2nd fl. study or family rm. 6 bedrms., 415 baths, paneled recreation rm. Quite unusual! 545 Green ; sun ALL YEAR-ROUND COMFORT AIR-CONDITIONED. & Jenks GReenleaf Bi-Levels : IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Paneled family rooms, 100% wool wall-to-wall carpeting or oak flooring. Twin lavatories, sliding glass shower stalls. Mud rooms. Tappen double oven-range, dishwasher and disposal. 4 bedrooms, 3. baths. features. $78,500. REALTORS St. Homes 3, 4 and 5 Bedrooms 2'/ Baths 2 Car Garages AS LOW NORTHBROOK Open Sunday 2-5 P.M. 1920 Barbery Road New on the market!! air Inc. EVANSTON Recently remodeled and in immaculate condition. Large living rm. with bay, big kitchen, 2 fine bedrooms, modern new bath, attic large enough to add two more bedrooms, bath. New gas heating system and 100 amp circuit breakers. Available to see April Ist. NORTHBROOK Most attractive Ranch Home on lovely 12 acre lot with curving frontage. Large liv. rm., dining area, bright kitchen. 3 bedrms., tiled bath, util. rm., 2 car att. gar. An impressive home $31,500 WILMETTE Stone Ranch home of superb construction and quality throughout, 2 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths, built-in kitchen, formal dining rm., paneled den with NORTHBROOK lly a kitchen SMART AMbassador 2-2223 _ Kahn Bidg. Glencoe TFUL LIVING _immac. clean rific and Series’’ Split-Levels EVANSTON appointments, Deluxe in all Squire Colonials CLASSIC COLONIAL HOME Newly built in a truly prime location - 1 block from lake. Beautiful living room with a woodburning fireplace, separate dining room, beamed ceiling family room that is really ter- SMART S 40 OF YOUR NEEDS ALL AT ONE TIME 3 twin _ GUARANTEED “Country Dandy Brick Ranch home in one of Northbrook’s nicest locations - and also a convenient location. This is | a bright, well-cared for home - 2 bedrooms and a den (or 3rd bedrm), nice sized living room-dining room combination and you'll love the kitchen with adjoining family dining area. The garage converts easily to a completely screened porch for nice weather use. The yard is entirely fenced and there are many fruit trees and flowering shrubs. This is truly a delightful home. $24,900. 513 verlooks no possibilities FULLY 5-1617 Service, Hokanson uinlan & Tyson 2 service! S NORTHBROOK ; ED WONDERLAND ople, of course, but for horses, 1e privacy of country living can urs on 315 wooded acres. This ranch has sunken living room th fireplace; separate dining room; coms plus den; screened porch. arage. for this 14 ACRE LANDSCAPED SUBURBAN estate with city-home facilities in a community of good schools’ and churches. Inter-City Relocation PVN BRING charge For Seles-Meeses INDIAN RIDGE SUNSET FIELDS arrive at your an INTER-CITY will be ready to aé_= selection of GReenleaf living areas at low cost, so of this architectural style. to is no 158 NORTHBROOK There is an easy way to find your next new home. You decide the size and type of home your family needs, then call us. 1884 HORSE AND DOG LOVERS mer For Sale—Houses 158 For SalemBonses B. Blackwell & Assoc. 251-6465 Helen G. Nixon Realtor Announces the new location of her office to Room 300 Hahn Building 1609 Sherman Ave. Evanston April 1, 1967 Classified ~ Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star « Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald UNiversity 4-5100 March 30, 1967 gs ke ne �150. Ber Selewitowne: Glenview Realty Mitchell Brothers — REALTORS OUR 41ST YEAR GOOD VALUES GLENV!I EXCELLENT SEE OUR EW rm. and ON CRAWFORD AVE. LAKE BUT IN HIGH- ly desirable This house pearoonitehen with cating Arrainss | nial. It has 3 good sized bedrooms,1!, | family baths, children, “oy. Living ‘ room; large j room; dining i 242-car t garage; . many y extras; and only $34,500. GLENVIEW eating place; AREA a TS gD $32,500 ,900. r =~ tamily. is a right Vou MISS dinin recreation IT! vicgaity room, t o- room with Call us to SEE brick IS A enclosed PACKAGE Within for ie den; 2 C.T. BRICK CAPE the 2 bedroom growing must see atio. 4 baths; 2 bedrooms bedrooms on on second. firs distance of living room, full oor and Owner F planning Serving the North 2548 Green Bay LT CONSU GR ~ Shore Since 1903 Rd., Evanston 5-3900 - = 4-0600 | OPEN Car tile + Vanity has own bath): full heated basement; 2 car garage. Owner transferred—asking $47,500. EAST GLENVIEW 5 BEDROOMS—FULL 1g 414 BATHS,—4,500 : S eed Family Rm. Frpl.; ; Game with TON & COMPANY UNiversity 4-110 ALpine 1-1105 EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS GR 5-0022 PArk 4-1757 ONLY UN 4-2357 Realtors DON'T MISS SMART BRICK AND CLAPBOARD, near Lincolnwood school, 3 twin sized bedrooms, 142 ceramic tiled baths, Family Room paneled in _ pecan, glorious big cabinet kitchen, dandy , yard, $39,500. (contract sale possible) d| aqaier & - ait tacdaeeana electronic air filters, Japanese garden, 1, ivate pond. Built for and gecupied by a. well known architect. aa ee ed eee 1850 Willow Road, Northfield If BUT ly You CAN Have MAKE payments we ‘ It . Little SIZEABLE can find a thout eee) HI eee 6-5700 . Cash MONTH- home for obligation. lovely of four ant spacious Realty Co. Evanston 9-5600 place and English 2- story‘ in estate area. room with fireplace, formal with bay, y, paneled with room, andden lovely step p saving & mo area with ; BS CAR ASK seen June 15/67 «Aue Immediate KIT. OR ens CALL FOR AND 119 DIVISION full bath. Modern ENGLISH kitchen ; ora D TO SEE ETAILS bi $25, 500 , | CONTEMPORARY den MODERN . gar.; nr. bdrms:.; din. rm.; ponte 4 bath: (convert. Dems. transp., WARD H. HARRIS schls. play GLENCOE COLO. bath, : glass f oT DEERFIELD third of floor. rs 2 car kitchen , elec, an immed. Nw RR. MMay $48,500 Wauke (OPEN 4 Rd SUNDAYS ENTRY O. Bx os 945-5240 S bookshelves, powder screened porch. 2nd ; area, walk to Extras West. arnt entral —* 2 car gar. Short sc train, shops. 2 car garage. Owner BUILD Sp superb h Siiey fon, 4 entertaining. aebdrm to HHo REAL ROear: EVANSTON. NEW BLDG 214 STOR MS., 6 145 ‘BATHS, GARDEN 245 WITH PRIVA MikIMUM DOWN MANY OT er #2 F E B lovely home is ‘Winnetka only lake. The locat a one eo: owner for, retirement. has mo aware rooms plus a nursery bedrooms and 2 baths on Living room, | room modern first floor. NASH ‘ SOUTH with 2nd 4 fireplace, kitchen H.P. and po: NEW mm Sparkling clean and lovely 4 215 bath split-level, cen - conditioned, on beautif ully la hilltop. For a buyer who app! quality—a happy house. GLENCOE REAL Phone ETHEL 835-1800 ROSENTHAL WINNETKA Charming nga shops, BY Victorian, saga schls., OWNE $34,000, td FP train gan Vv. all majo: rm. be Ik din. Em. w/bay; sunny fam. Saris dotod’ aorols 3 Eaeae NORTHBROOK yt. old pattern privacy. moving entry equi and d home Roth Mortgage 3000 Central St. UNiversity asement Corporation Evanston 9-1444 garage. w rec. room; car V. J. BRADY REALTY CO. 1850 Willow Road, Northfield HI 6-5700 4 E. GLENVIEW—CHARMING RETIREment or starter home adj. secluded wooded park. 3 bdrms.; full bsmnt.; 2car gar.; low taxes. $27,000. PA 4-4992. : SKOKIE-EVANSTON; Lavery AREA — GRACI¢ Bu a with Eving for both togetherness— 3/4 acre lot, yb tana BE hall; kit. frpl.; sep. D.R. . ADORABLE cor. ranch, 3 bdrm. ; att. jal. brzwy; 24 gar. elec.; tile’ bath- kit., beaut. aeeren- Owner. Bsmt. OR 4-8173. Low a: relocating. $46,500. Call 2a 23. BY it witli We' also furnish, secsecondary y financing | eolace has,and itsmaster bedroom3 morewithfamily fire: | nel. own bath, Shown carpeting, by acct. drapes, only, Phone eeeres y ne, taste ete. Low 90 | V. Pe J. BRADY REALTY CO, ‘ | fiirist a launare cae Te: Ce et; Remrenens “Obs | suaier path, Ful) Owner eee ‘ | 1850 Willow Road, Northfield HI 6-5700 ist 8. B Re De eee . : L 248- 7351 FROM 6:30 to 9:31 WINNETKA fenes * = . ponies sep. addit. ‘] Phone _835NON- RACIAL split 12 to 5) a ETHEL the Playrm. and kee ENCOE Florida Deerfield witinsioage 7 70 i b be bought on c offering 2 This East kit. w/eating to town, train, $33,500 or Night FOREST EARLY ; 63 E. Franklin Place apace, gracious Sa 270 pos. 3 bdrm. 5 Close to s bath Georgian. One block Street. For details phone: 5-3100 Village Realty Co. | 801 volts. ranch, family 4 yearsroom,old. full 3 baths, car garage, y blocks to pro- ALMOST MAINTENANCE FREE. Brick and plaster; frpl., din. rm.; 2 twin bdrms. Gar. and patio. JUST REDUCED. $25,000 4 doors, LAKE upon 1st floor utility room, built in kitchen, den, family room with bar and barbecue, part basement with rec. Pp bsmt. REAL SOUTH EVANSTON or owner 220 HAROLD scr. porch. 2nd fl._—4 bdrms. (ea. has own air cond. unit); 2 C.T. baths; 3rd fl. w/storage plus 5th bdrm. and bath. ge in rms. up. 4 | $44, «png area and transp. ing area in rear, 1] ht den: £k°W/D and Br brett, arcer"ig.g. | landscaped areas BeGrosma: : Saino, : | _ 062 Living ave dining e- . a, /D “PA BRK.-FRAME 2 car RANCH, front kit., liv. rm., din. rm. Lhe ad 2 king size bdrms. and one small, 142 baths. Gar., large saa = A 5% 's.g759, | Day CENTER dining iced for quick sale $19, to Florida. Shown by appt. or to 5 Sundays. 328-7659 GS Evanston, level. Pan. fam. rm., area, 2 full baths. Walk and public school. dr. ras Fm center ent 2 Ah Hy and shower heat and _ attractive Extension dens toPp gara, : WHY PAY RENT—BUILD FE 3 bdrms., 11% bahts, Semi-n li v. rm. din. rm. rng HOME service. Call GReenleaf ? 432-6776 to $33,9 CR_2-7300 EVANSTON spective purchaser, will inspect any property to determine compliance with the Housing and Zoning Codes. There is no charge for this : kit.; room BIRCHWOOD Requirements City request LOCATION frpl.; encl. r tter | nei at play room in bsmnt. aths. 2-car att. gar. ° ° The SPACIOUS. 7 ROOM brick Colonial. Lot 125x191. Adj. to park in area of beautiful homes. Lge. rm.; HOUSE expansible Code rec. EVANSTON N. MODERN 6 ROOM air-cond brick ranch. Perfect condition. Newly decorated. Liv. rm., din. rm., kit., brkfst. area, 3 bdrms., c.t. bath, c.t. pwdr. rm., bsmnt., 2 car att. gar., fenced yard, nr. transp. incl. all new appliances, crptg., .drapes. Mid 40s, rent $325 mo. for 1 yr. liv. rm., with Inc. LISTING CHOICE and : yrs. old. Co., ished. be carpeted, Functional a ins. Fam. rm. w/frple. — Before: You Buy — Check Zoning and Housing CALIFORNIA Realty a and schools; living We're ondition. COLONIAL, 6 NEW town 5 second REALTORS RAVINIA close to Large kit. ly d w/ Brahisleees oe FRAC High 50s. est A | E. DEERFIELD 4-bdrm. Colonial; walkingc 38 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka Hillcrest 6-0900 First floor master suite, 4 bdrms., white prov. Mutschler kit., white ash pan. den w/wet bar, heated swimming pool w/cement patio. Air’ conditioning. $79,500. a; Williams RANCH garage. RANCH on }2 acre. Liv. rm. w/frplec., fam. rm. w/frple., kit. w/deluxe built: ins and eating area. 3 bdrms., 2 baths, closets galore. All thermal windows, $52,300." air conditioned. 2 car gar. EAST STONE 2 STORY COUNTRY bedrooms rooms HIGHLAND PARK xcellent fin olid © ... prictet. nos) Py ree 2 car ull bsmnt.; 2 gas furnaces; kG “com: ; Wilmette area, - pbeautiful on’t pw aths, "tim. cer. Oeaded tile; se Boor; din. ped rm.; fan. IS OUR living room with fireplace and open. stairway, dining room and family room, kitchen with eating area. Large master bedroom and two twin size Joyce, King Rose Silsbee beac ps and ST. STEPHENS GREE3 INDIAN HILL REALTY, INC. Washington, nsid ealistically priced owner 251-5340. bedrooms, 342 baths, 2 car attached arage pias | ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL, LARGE BAKER NEW LISTING Lovel 3 bdrm. ranch, schools, shopping and trans. w—eating nes Large living room _ with fireplace, dining room, kitchen with eating area and built-ins, large family room, 5 Realtor 1219 a f, arually just INC. REALTY, LAKE, SPACIOUS Fork. In 50s. Call Jane Hanley. 6-1015 sae space—den lovely area; eating and freplate family room with garden view; 41 large master bedrooms, 3 baths; extra 2 room suite. with many extras. Carpeting and drapes, intercom, floodlighting, rock garden. 2 car attached garage. Lyons School district. Overlooking the West Mildred Williams stucco” large modernized kitchen with country | 811 Skokie Hwy. DELIGHTFUL 6 YEAR OLD FOUR bedroom 243 bath house; a magnificent paneled family room with crab orchard stone fireplace. Split level Jane Hanley Alice Pietrowicz OUR St. in children Wer updated—new ceramic bath center entrance hall with open stairway. Formal large living room with leaded glass windows and fireplace; formal dining room; powder room; GLENVIEW J. CLARKE HOME THE BY me 316), ae TU" bdrms.; vee xmas | “USS, rs. old, 4 2 full plus YOUR ESTATES HILL (Highway SEEN entrance ' FURTHER HILL INDIAN Listings YOU oe HOME PA 9-0330 fi COUSI Av. home at 124-6th Perfect for young KOENIG & STREY Glenview CORPORATION occupancy W..Maple HAVE PLAN APPT. kit THE COUNTRY Mundelein OUR TRADE-IN Birch cab. ve. PALS, “car Gas heat. Big patio in shaded GARAGES ABOUT natural and ‘disposal tm. $44 bat,breakfast Bia area; aiaae | WOODED ARE WALK TO SCHOOLS Country lots of 31 the desirable North Woods Lomond. Carpeted liv. rm. RMS. | 2 AND family Four room. breakfast with bedrooms and 2 more baths. Completely finished basement for family recreation and hobbies. Artistic freeform pebble terrace. CENTRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED. In 80s. BRICK $63,500 ‘ rms WILMETTE: 2902 Central Street, Evanston NORTHFIELD MUD Very attractive ranch home _ with dozens of extras for modern living. Large living room with fireplace, dining area, family room with fire- realtors . UNiversity MUNDELEIN booth car ai “L”’, ; ,r9 4 TO5 Tr 2% vA BATHS RAISED RARTH a LARGE FAMILY ROOM FULLY EQUPPED DE. LUXE 1ST FL. LAUNDRY RMS. WALK-IN CLOSETS FULL BASEMENTS _ kitchen family kee BROKERAGE 8-4440 OVER. 30 YEARS NORTH SHORE SERVICE associates 3 ’Possession "reg ane $58,750. KING'S COURT 653 Roger DA . $46,500 finished, built-in area, ve. adisateia: mrs. MADISON and room cabinet breakfast cirenine. Co- NORTHWEST EVANSTON NEAR WILLARD SCHOOL Three bedroom solid brick and in excellent condition located across from Bent Park with both summer and winter playground. Stockade fenced back yard, attached garage, low taxes and one-half block to the bus. Being offered at $32,000. - OF wood Idlewood St. basement Sunset Ridge—Wooded Colonial on 42 acre i Grove FULL | GLENVIEW rayee ee 625 , eet new paneled room, a powder and baths with rough sawn cedar, has a clinker brick fireplace, beam ceiling and peg flooring. The kitchen with all its built-ins is a dream. A few of the other features include: breakfast area; combination mud _ room, laundry; closet space galore, combination storm-screens; free form patio; oversized garage, and op quality brand new Bane <8 throughout. This home is situated on a 1/3 acre _ site. Convenient to wonderful schools and a few minutes drive to expressway. |+ ulTman GReenleaf 5-0500 ALpine 1-1500 NORTHBROOK ESTATE AREA Beautiful Ranch on_ 1.6 acres on a een lane in the Sunset Ridge and ew Trier school districts. Living room with walnut paneled walls and fireplace, spacious dining room, builtin kitchen, breakfast-family room with fireplace and barbecue, master bedroom with fireplace, dressing room and bath, 3 more family bedrooms, 3 ech consists . Orrington ro ae available. bedrooms (the master bedroom having a dressing room) and two ceramic tile GROUND THIS SHARP! IT’S hugging Cape Cod is painted barn red with white colonial entrance and dormered windows . . 6 sunny rooms, 2 baths, St. Charles kitchen with dishwasher, disposal, wall oven and roomy eating space, top Wilmette neighborhood, $33,500 S MAKES practically handsome, lonial home THESE value extraordinary is rm., ‘ MORTON GROVE—MORTONAIRE An immaculate and spic and span Chalet styled split level—3 master bedrooms, with two 42 master baths, has . AL DEERFIELD this SPLIT-LEVEL, $36,900 TO a ALpine 1-0407 TRANSFER AND FROM room, extra first floor suite, floor bedrooms and 4 baths. Vroman-McKnight BUSINESS pass re en with separate breakfast room. 5 family bedrooms, 31% baths. Gas H.W. Fenced yard. 75’ x 185’. Low 80s. 9 ROOM BRICK GEORGIAN lst floor: Living rm. w/frpl. DR, Lge. Den, Kitchen and Pwdrm. 2nd fl. 4 Bedrooms and 114 baths. 3rd fl. Large Dormer Bedrm. and bath. Double garage and large lot. Low 40s. A humidifier and dehumid. storage cedar closet, cyc St ove, refrig., washer, dryer. spot lights. Fully landsca 30 s. By appt. only. Call UN 4 2 to 5 AVENUE 515-4th St. OF cathedral ceilings in both, separate | CHECK THESE FEATURES: Jalousie Family rm., 3 Bedrooms and 2 Tiled baths. FA gas ht. and attached 2 car garage. Upper 60s. Rm.; 7 . PRICED _, 1130 ROMONA ROAD |. Beautiful Brick Ranch in Indian Hill rm. the do pave he rpl., Dining rm. slouitiee overlooking fond garden, Siiiicn: istiken’ equipped Photo Rm.; Pow. Rm.; Office or Den; Laundrv Rm.; Workshop; Storage Rm. Also, 200 amp service, Floodlighted grounds, Central CyGutters, Copper Air Conditng., clone fencing, extra Parking Area, 2 car att. garage with elec. eye door, 35 x 23 Patio, an abundance : of closet : ae eat” mae PB nig Be egg qualified buyer. COLONIALS, oe: pine Pg A AREA GLENVIEW Lannon Stone, Brick and _ frame American Colonial ranch on over 4% acre site, 3 bedrms., 2 baths. Beauti- Feo wig 8 Lavine with Bar BQ Frpl.: Rm.; 35 x 15 Jalousied level is complete with with Wet Bar; 2nd ESTABLISHED tem, driveway, steel s windows and screens. awnings. Cent: air-cond. IN home, vaulted Cathedral living room and sunroom, elegantly oak paneled dining room, library, family room, kitchen and breakfast room, powder Charming Brick Ranch. Living-Dining combination w/frpl. Kitchen w/large eating area. 3 Bedrooms and 14% baths. FA Gas ht. Full Bsmt. w/frpl. 2 car garage. Mid 30s. De. luxe Custom Built ick’ Ranch esigned for easy maintenance and a 5 gt pe ay iv. 20: Rm. btfl. 26 x 2019 wx 14 yetJtr iat : : 13% og equipped Cab. Kitchen 26 x 16 Family Porch. Lower Lounge Rm. Ws. PARK garage. de 135 CENTRAL doors.$48,500. NOW rane revo larger home in immaculate condition. Newly added family room, with built-in bar-b-que,, large living room with fireplace, attractive kitch- bath on 2nd. FA Gas ht. Full bsmt. 2 ante he og ms sg ming sana (Mstr. Bedrm. radio HOMES WILMETTE—New the floodlighted AV AlL ABLE N.W. 6 room ranch type home, full size rec. rm. w/wet and drapes. Underground 3-3900 115-15TH STREET 7 room Frame and Shingle home. Living rm. Den, Dining rm., excellent kitchen w/eating area and Pwdrm. rm. on ‘lst floor. 3 Bedrooms and Tiled landscaped and : N.W. EVANSTON : De Luxe Brick Ranch with Panoramic Views! The lovely Liv. Rm. with Frpl. and Pict. Wdw., the Dining area with Sliding Glass Wdw. wall to Patio and the fully equipped Birch Cab. Kitchen with Brkfst. Bay all overlook btflly. with INDIAN McKnight Vroman Realtors SUNDAY IN WILMETTE Ity Rea 1925 PArk NVI CW Established 1141 Waukegan Road le G BR patio BUILDERS For Sale—Houses FOR SALE BY ORIGINAL , OW! & STREY | BX ES ng,BRoadway sonia.” bs w-somase |“:Hillcrest 330 6-8373 3-2380 IN GLENVIEW AREA | Mitchell Brothers ; BUYS GOOD OTHER FOR protected hrocias nae “ge 3 to move out of state and the home available for possession. The apartments are rented. Good investment! Mid 30s room with raised stone fireplace; full heated basement and attached garage. Custom built and a low $31,500. garage and DOOR is a 2 apartment building with 3 living NEW room_heate .—must see to believe, 2 car attchd. garage—$46,500. Many inclusions. dining room and large kitchen. NEXT the are spacious. with lanai FOREST dining OPPORTU- walking home KOENIG large with bar home and built-in screened barbecue. porch A wonderful —shows well—immaculate $64,500. AND Washington School, Low 20s nity. interior for the rooms bedrooms; ui Northwestern University. Single family WHITE just i ‘SE! ee Se BUYING ON A BUDGET? HERE’S the bargain you’re looking for! 5 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. Separate VIEW LARGE Cod e paneled HERE PARK THIS = gg i DON’T kitchen with built-ins and large. area; living room with fireseparate dining room; rec. . Area. THE fireplace. Separate Ideal for the small familydining with room. teen-agers. 7-ROOM' SPLIT-LEVEL = cellent condition. 3 bedrooms; baths; Evanston-Skokie the BUY OF SEASON. Spic and span it is a Center ° attached is into overlooking 2 car EVANSTON LOCATION opening 158 For Sale—Houses garden, heated potting shed in garden, ISSUE THIS 158 Sale—Houses A truly Town and Country American Colonial Ranch dsm on situated with maximum privacy on 142 acre lot 3 bedrms., 142 baths, stunning aving PICTURES IN ELSEWHERE For NORTHFIELD ATTRACTIVE BI-LEVEL LOCATed on a quiet cul-de-sac, excellent for AN A 158, For Sale—Houses OWNER LIVE Rogers Park. 2 flat fra Exc. cond. Many extras. Call sen gei6 . �rae 158 Ww active brick fe: lk o1.; sep. and to _lge. BY OWNE: frame Cape-Cod WILMETTE: ranch, rm.; 3 bdrms.; att. gar. Walk to park and pool. S 272-4314 BY ORIGINAL OWNER: worth Gardens. Brick Georgian mial, 3 bdrms., 11 plus baths, liv. frpl., separate din. rm. with builtoards, _ full, porch, ts, iy kit. finished w/lgs. bsmt., many built-ins excellent, clean landscaped, 1 AL, 1-4314. 00. eating attic, fam. and extra cond., profesatt. garage. NON-RACIAL ATTRACTIVE ‘Yai : ; _ MODERN ' ~ BRK R. JONES ABLE ee WIDOW MUST ell her two year old Cape Cod home, n choice area of the North luxurious home featuring family room, separate dining re. ineled r , 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. large or small family. Suitable 24 hour notice please, fe for appointments ° 446-7180 'HBROOK BY OWNER pen Sat. and Sun. 1914 Lineoln Av. bdrm. brick ranch. Cent. air-cond.; baths; built-in kitchen w/eating a; full bsmnt. w/unique fam. .— playrm. Screened porch. Nicely ane pd w/pri. back yd. Walk to shops, =ay, ., transp. Many extra features. 8, CR 2-1993 i 50 -NVIEW BY OWNER arming ranch on dead end street, 9-0706 after 6 p.m. LENVIEW, BY SPLIT-LEVEL, aths; 2 h built-in stereo gas and tape heat, recorder., 245 car ge, beaut. ldscpd. Upper -5-4751 for appointment. TE, LAWNDALE OWNER — 7 ROOMS NORTHEAST Evanston. 3 bedrooms, full basement. Walk to trains, schools, churches and shopping. Priced in the 20s. Call after 12 noon for appt. DA 8-8931. GLENVIEW; 6-RM. BRK. RANCH Gar.; 11% baths; full bsmnt.; fin. rec. rm.; drapes and cptg. $30,500. 323 Michael Manor YO 5-4169. brick 30s. AVE. redecorated, ¥: new LGE. roof, new L a , ing NEW TRIER DIST. rm.; NR. modern Jalousie kitchen; large breezeway; att. arage. ny soiree. Priced in mid Call 724-3883. BRICK RANCH: REASONABLY d for quick sale; owner trans- 30s. d; move-in condition; early att. garage; lovely on. 835-1261, lot; good ~ CANTERBURY PARK a ‘(OU HAVE home in this droom avail. Walk BEEN WAITING beautiful FOR area, our Country Colonial will for occupancy sometime July. Owner GLENVIEW. to room s. 724-7042. BY ORIGINAL train, stores, 4 be in OWNER church. 4- ranch, Thermopane, roll Fireplace. D/D. Low taxes. a PArk 4-2910. | GLENVIEW ROAD IN WEST imette. 8 room brick hquse, 4 bedms. 77’ x 200’ lot, conveniently ed. All plastered full basement, —] Brees. Call owner for appt. to . 256-0757. EVANSTON oie =. pping. BY baths, liv. rm. bsmt. Walk to w/frpl. 4 BDden, fenced yd., 2 car L, NWRR, schools, DAvis {M. FRAME OWNER 8-7595 IN by BRK. appt. COL. ON ul-de-sac and New England Village, irchitect designed 14 x 21 family rm. c : t-ins. 3 bdrms.; 14% baths: . in 12 x 20 L.R., sep. D.R., nd D. $36,500. OR Incl. D 4-3298. “tW BY OWNER $19,000. m. frame ranch; in conv. Park r; 2 blks. to shop. center; 2 blks. ub. schl. Free bus serv. to olic schl. 42 bik. to park. PA 4- T ETTE- WEST 3ell AL School. ‘oom, 1!4 BY OWNER—NEW New Trier West. 3 bath Brick Bi-level. Low OPEN SUNDAY Thelin Court 12-3 ALpine 1-8279 Northbrook — By Owner FIRST EAST with 160 STON—BY OWNER—3 ns. Garage. Close to. Pree aon. shopping. Low ntral Park BEDschools, 30’s. 869-2036 YVIEW BY OWNER DESIRABLE split level, 2 car gar., quick session, low 30s. : 724-8890. Classified Evanston Review view of Lake CoO. bedroom Michigan. home Has a Wanted to Buy—Houses OFFICIAL OF LARGE: CHICAGO company wishes to buy house on contract. Desire 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Exc. refs. Write A-912, Box 60, Wilmette. WANT NEAR COMMUTER TRAIN 4 or more bdrms., 3 bdrms. if large attic. Give address, price. No agents. Rea 1611 South Blvd. Ann Arbor, ich. 5 TO 7 BEDROOMS, NEW TRIER EAST DISTRICT, CONVENIENT TO TRANSPORTATION. FROM PRIVATE OWNER. CALL AL 1-4382 WANT 5 BDRM., 314 BATH HOME from owner. east Glencoe, east Winnetka or north Evanston. Call ALpine 1-5341. WANTED TO BUY: HOUSE FROM owner in Wilmette, Logan School pg) 2 or 3 bedroom home. ALpine 1WANTED TO BUY: 5 BEDROOM 2 story home with family room; Wilmette-Glenview area. Call 251-8670 161 For Sale—Vacant Property BANNOCKBURN—VACANT Wooded five acre estate. Owner purchased just eight months ago, with plans. to build. Transfer now forces sale of this very desirable property. Offered in Low Forties. RIVERWOODS—VACANT Two wooded acres situated in near Thorngate Country Club. duced to $12,000. area Re- Carr Realty Inc. 732 ,900. 433-1589. REALTY Serving Local Residents Longer “Than Any Other Realty Firm Waukegan Rd. Deerfield WI 5-0984 NON-RACIAL BEAUTIFUL LOT, 3612 FT. X 140 ft., in attractive quiet residential community. Ideal to build the home of your dreams.’ $6,600. LOT -81-. FT. X.. 169:9, R-5 $6,000. DENNIS R. JONES ABLE REALTY Fowler UN 4-0950 CHOICE: zoning, 1609 BIRCHWOOD REALTY CO. CR 2-7300 811 Skokie Hwy. Northbrook PA 4-3294. WILMETTE TOP CENTRAL LOCATION ZONED B-2. IDEAL FOR STORES, OFFICES, CONDOMINIUMS OR APARTMENTS. 2 ADJOINING PARCELS WHICH CAN BE PURCHASED SEPARATELY OR TOGETHER. 16,000 SQ. FT. AND 19,000 SQ.FT. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR 5-3900 NORTH WESTERN UNIVERSITY AREA 50x 140 bright corner single family lot. Short walk to elevated. ONLY $11,000 SAMUEL SHERWIN 9-2575 BR 3-5420 Northfield-Northbrook I-l111 EVANSTON—Two & STREY Al 1-0330 Wilmette CR 2-0330 Northbrook PA 9-0330 Glenview GLENVIEW FULLY IMPROVED VACANT GLEN OAK ACRES AREA 74.5’ x 134 $ 9,800 95’ x 363’ 11,500 90’ x 153’ 10,500 Also several fully improved Half Acre go in Lincolnshire, priced from UN WILMETTE private patio and yard has underground sprinkling system. Price reduced to $29,750. Call Mrs. Madison & Assoc. 869-5600. ‘level, alum. siding and brk., 3 rms., 2 baths, pan. rec. rm., sernd. , erptng., drapes, extras. July 1 pancy RD. Agent, CE 6-5151. 272-3452 OWNER BAY TOWNHOUSE WITH GARAGE 2 bedrooms, full basement, electric kitchen, bus at door. Priced to sell. TAL HOME FOR YOUNG FAMILY. pdrm. brick ranch; fed., wooded yd. arport-scrd. porch; Cptg.-appliances. , LOW 20s [IGHLAND PARK—BY Houses Wilmette occu- pancy; 3 bdrm.; 2 tile baths; lg. wood ald. living rm. w/beamed ceiling and -; 111 GREEN and OLPH parish, 3 bdrm. bi142 baths; Cathedral liv. rm.; area; Sale—Town HOMEFINDERS full bsmt.; excel. closets ghout. Deep yard, nicely planted, '-garage, patio. Low 40s. 251-4708. LENVIEW, For 114 zs 524 AT WILMETTE F. G. Hastings, Realtor NEAR LAKE: South Blvd. in Evanston. Close to good transportation. 2 large bedrooms, 11% baths. Move-in condition. Easy financing for right buyer. Priced low at $19,500. Call Mrs. May (AL 1-0550, res.) Call m. W/frpl.; din. rm.; mod. kit. ishwasher, fan, eating area; pow'rm. 2nd floor: 3 bdrms., bath. mtly KOENIG HOMEFINDERS FULL paneled den, paneled rec. room nwasher, 330 W. Frontage Rd., Northfield Hillcrest 6-8373 BRoadway 3-2380 EAST WINNETKA Have your always wanted to build a small house in East Winnetka? Now is your OPPORTUNITY! Residential vacant avail. near shops, train and lake. Just listed. Call today for information BY 159 OWNER GReenleaf 5-0500 ALpine 1-1500 TWO ADJOINING ACRE LOTS ON high ground in beautiful Trout Valley just Northwest of Barrington and 60 minutes from the Loop. Facilities with your land include heated horse stables, miles of Tan Bark riding trails, 13 spring fed pools stocked with trout. a $100,000 heated swimming pool. Each lot $10,000. KING’S COURT CORPORATION BROKERAGE DIVISION C. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOC. EAST GLENVIEW. NEW TRIER district. 3 bdrm., 2 ceramic baths, family rm., fully equipped kitchen, attached garage. Immac. cond: By transferred owner. $31,500. PA 9-0658. GLENVIEW: 3-BDRM. RANCH; bath; din. L; workshop; + cptg., drapes; disp.; at $23,000. Hazelwood. By owner. 729-4763. Lake Forest Inc. FAR NORTH SHORE AREA, COUNtry-like atmosphere. 4 bdrms.; 2 baths; bsmt.; rec. rm.; double gar.; sosicnes patio. Low 20s. Details. CE 43245. * Wilmette Life ° Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News NEW TRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT Approx. 2/3 acre. Heavily wooded. Sewer and water. Ideal for modern home. $16,500. NASH 446-7180 THIRTY-SEVEN FT. FRONTAGE IN Southwest Wilmette containing a home and 2 car garage which are now in beyond repair condition. Property is zoned R-1 residential. $13,500. SMART & GOLEE INC. HI 6-4700 DA 8-3200 BR 3-3660 NORTHWEST BARRINGTON COUNTRYSIDE Five rolling acres in an estate area. Room for a horse or two. Gas and electricity available. Excellent terms. Agent, 231-1025. GLENCOE An unusual opportunity as this homesite has 71’ frontage and 210’ depth. Sewer, water and streets are in. Price $9,500. NASH 446-7180 NORTHWEST EVANSTON 50x 150 near Willard School. Two blocks to bus and five blocks to C&NW. Priced at $12,500. Call Mrs. Madison and Associates 869-5600. E. WILMETTE; 1460 LAKE § ST. 50 x 200’ wooded lot across from park. Logan, St. Joseph, and E. New Trier —— $13,500. Phone DA 8-7373 after p.m. GLENCOE LOT FOR SALE BY OWNer, corner of Fairfield Rd. and Westwood Lane. 165 ft. x 188 ft. Call VE 5-0703. WANTED TO BUY: WILMETTE ONLY Private. party desires 2 flat Wilmette. AL 1-2079. lot in NORTHFIELD, PRIVATE PARTY OFfers choice 92 x 194 ft. area in prime residential location; $15,000. HIllcrest 6-6035. 164 For Sale—Business Property HAVE OUTGROWN OUR PRESENT warehouse and will be moving to larger location within 90 days. Present building about 7,500 sq. ft. warehousing space incl. enclosed recessed dock. lg. auto. overhead door, 3 paneled offices. Now rented, but avail. if desired. Brick and steel const. Vacant lot 65x 150 adj. Zoned C2. For: good quick deal call Roy Peterson. PETERSON MOVERS GR 5-1200. AUTOMOBILE HUNTING? this Paper! * Glenview Announcements For Sale—Household Oeste NEAR DOWNTOWN EVANSTON. HAS small brick building and _ parking space. Call MRS. STEVENSON (home phone: UN 9-2376). BAIRD & WARNER 524 Davis ‘Street Evanston, Il. 491-1855 : 273-3855 2909 HOWARD ST. CHICAGO Fine newer type bldg. with 2 stores or offices and a shop with 2 car gar. at the rear. One store and shop is presently rented. One office is avail. for immed. occupancy (12’ x 70’) Small kit. and full bath in each office. Like new cond. —$45,000. CYRUS & CO. UN 4-9020 911 CHICAGO AVE, EVANSTON large store plus 3 apts., deep lot with rentable parking in rear. Asking $50,000. Samuel Sherwin, Agent UN 9-2575 in BR 3-5420 NORTH EVANSTON Zoned B-2 25 x 75 store front building. Located about one block west of C.N.W.R.R. Being offered for $25,000. May be rented with option to purchase. Call Mrs. Madison & Assoc. 869-5600. NORTH EVANSTON $42,500 1926-28 Central Street. 45’ fron, 4,370 sq. ft. Zoned B-2. One store rented, one vacant. NASH 446-7180 MARKET 169 Shop Early for best selection Special Hours [2 to 8 p.m. JEANETTE CASKEY THERE’S GOLD IN THEM THAR attics and basements and garages and mother’s old house. Turn your treasures and trash in CASH. House sales conducted and appraisals. DEBORAH GOLDEN GOLDEN ERA SALES Un 9-2022 Call Anytime GR 5-0127. Brittler Household Sales FOR THAT SPECIAL SERVICE Featured in August Reader’s Digest HI 6-2410 HI 6-5667 HOUSEHOLD CONDUCTED SALES APPRAISALS, SALES, MARKING BETTY BOUGHTON Call evenings ALpine 1-2477 Auction “SELLING OUT" FLOOR SAMPLES EVERYTHING WAS $160 $130 $ 80 $ 80 $ 80 $ 50 CHARGE PARKER ORDER OF Suburban ‘of the Jewish Children's . . 1 League Conducted House Sales Sale by Second Chance 677-8990 THURS. AND FRI. 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M., Sat. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to liquidate estate of Louise Schmitt, deceased, residue contents at 838 INDIAN RD., GLENVIEW, will be sold (turn north on Indian Rd. at 236 Glenview Rd.). Mah. and Maple twin bed sets complete; Mah. Dbl. bed set complete; Lawson couch; Pr. Henredon easy chrs.; brass fireplace set; Ref. w/sep. freezing comp.; Chambers gas rotary power mower; 2 Port. typewriters; men’s left handed golf clubs; cedar chest; folding chrs.; reasonable TV; lamps, prints, k-ware, bric-a-brac. Sale by HAZEL ANN STUPPLE. 172. For Sale—Household Goods ENGLISH COACH ‘BABY CARRIAGE. Fine condition. $25.; Infanseat, $2.00 Call ORchard 4-8459. * Northbrook Star © Highland Park Herald 114 Biks. E. of ‘‘L’’ Station to 6. Mon., Thurs. to 9 Sun. ANTIQUES to 5. ITEMS THOUSANDS OF ITEMS REDUCED TO RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. Yes, we stock to shipment are closing make room coming from out our entire for a fabulous Europe. Also we must make room for those patient consignors who are waiting to bring in their treasures for consignment resale. DON’T MISS THIS BIG ONE! Midwest Credit Cards Welcome House Deerfield Rd. Open daily 10 a.m. Antiques Deerfield to 4 p.m. ORIENTAL RUGS ARE "IN" 3730 Lake Shore Dr., Chicago Apartments 6 B and 12 B Double your chances and find name brand furniture, like Baker. From 2 beautiful spacious apartments, 14 rooms in all! Liv. rm. furn.; 2 din. rm. sets, one with 8 chairs; 66’ breakfront; 2 stationary leather card sets; 2 folding card sets; 2 brkfst. sets; bdrm. furn.; desks; mirrors; lamps; tables; air-conds.; freezers; scounces; figurines; clothing; bric-abrac and misc. galore! Come and explore!!! good CO. 764-2206 CLOSE-OUT SALE! 623 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday April 2, 3, 4 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 677-0341 FURNITURE Treasure Bureau Sale conducted by America’s leading auctioneers Col. Harold R. Pick Lester R. Winternitz 171 INVITED AND DECORATOR Exhibition Hall 505 North Michigan 6:30 P.M. TILL AUCLION “TIME will be the Exhibition and private sales on all works of art exhibited. Over 400 pieces to be viewed. 175 participating artists nationally and internationally known represent one of Chicago’s finest sales of comtemporary art of the season. Many of the artists will be present at exhibition time. BY ACCOUNTS 1560 Howard St. 8:30 p.m. Sheraton-Chicago Hotel GO 4 pce. Bedrm. Sets Sofa Beds-Sleeps 2 5-pe. dinette sets Bunk Beds Hollywood Beds 7 drawer Desks Daily Sales MUST Save 40 to 60% ART AUCTION Saturday, April | North AA FURNITURE Benson GR 5-4900 EVANSTON 1621 From the Buggy Wheel Antiques 1135 Greenleaf, Wilmette Offers A Service of Appraisal of household goods for insurance, estate, and sales purposes. Our loyal mailing list and our long experience assures you of satisfactory results. Phone AL 1-2100 or HI 6-3037. 170 Sale PLACE Appraisers—Auctioneers— Sales Conductors stove; A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads, Turn to Classification +200 172 C-2 LOCATION Sadler & Hultman NORTHBROOK 2031 BIG OAK LN. Living rm.-dining rm. combination. 3 bedrooms, tile bath, large kitchen w/eating area. $24,500. ODH REALTY HI 6-4900 ark; 3 bdrms.; living rm.; akfast area; ceramic tile bath; nd new crptg. and drapes; inc. refrig., stove, washer, dryer and air id.; 144 car garage. Mid 20s. Make PA Preferred © 164 Fer Sale—Business Property Property ONLY 3 PARCELS AVAILABLE IN private estate, magnificent trees, private, winding road, entrance gates, ponds, Sites from 112 to 2 acres. From $28,500. Ask for plat. BY OWNER IN GLENVIEW; 3 BDRM. bi-level; 144 baths; 2 fam. rms.; lge. fenced-in yd.; central cleaning system Nr. all schls. and Flick Park. Immed. poss. PArk 4-8095. $33,000. IN For Sale—Vacant ROOM N.E. WILMETTE BRICK 9 PLUS RMS. Crptg. 312 bath., mod. kit., dishw/ disp. brkft. rm.,; sern’d porch, rec. rm., 2 car gar. Nr. Lake, all schools, churches, transp. $61,500. AL 1-3703. REALTY UN 4-0950 ILLNESS 7 DEERFIELD PARK BY OWNER 4 bdrm., 2 baths, split-level on quie. cul-de-sac. Lge. GE kit., full bsmt., att. gar. Immaculate. Many extras. LOW 30s. By appointment. 945-2376. FRONT -w/3 bdrms.; full bsmt.; nicely aped fenced yard. Low 20s. DENNIS OWNER. 1,800 sq. ft., paneled, 606 ROGER, KENILWORTH 3 bdrms. 242 baths; fully air-cond., 2 blks. Sears school, 4 blks. New Trier, 3 blks train, 14 blk bus. Call owner 251-3606 storage rm.; full bsmnt. rec. area; patio and sun cor. BY all brick, 161 full basement, on golf course at 3860 Lake. Low 40s. For appointment call AL 1-5786 or UN 9-2900. everything’’ location illage. Liv. rm. din. rm.; kit. w/eating jalousied paths; pl. in For Sale—Houses They add so much beauty and rich color to a room. Right now we have some rare bargains in USED genuine and American Orientals in room and scatter sizes. For example: 9x12 American Karastan Oriental for only $147.50. Also fantastic buys in new Broadloom Remnants and used rugs in all sizes; bring measurements. EVANSTON CARPET AND CLEANING CO. 1917 Church St. UN 4-0277, UN 4-0289 Mon, and Thurs. to 9—Saturday to 5:30 YES, WE WELCOME ALL MIDWEST BANK CREDIT CARDS MUST SACRIFICE—MOVING Beige 8’ Baker curved sofa; pr. beige upholst. chairs; sq. antique mirrored cocktail tbl.; fruitwood cocktail tbl. by Tomlinson; pr. small mahogany end tbls.; brass andirons; fire screen; wood basket; RCA color TV; Pompeian green wrought iron glass top tbl. and 4 chrs.; Hotpoint washer and dryer; 2 Danish modern rust color sofas; limed oak 5-drawer chest; limed oak desk and bookcase; yard furniture; table lamps; gold draw draperies 92° span; gold queen size bedspread; aqua twin bedspreads; je pagar misc. Cail 446-3093 after a.m. BLOND DROP LEAF DINING ROOM table, 2 extra leaves, leather felt pad: 2 blond step end tables; blond occ. table, glass top; blond bedroom suite, full size bed, box spring, and good mattress, queen size dresser, night stand, wall mirror; Arbin bathroom heater; Easy-Glow floor lamp; 4 pes. of luggage. Call 272-2455. Contemporary MUST SELL. Oil Paintings ID 2-3759. © Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald March 30, 1967 is en @ �172 For Sale—Household Goods For ‘Sale—Household Gece MOV G-PRICED FOR IMMED SALE. ; exc. cond.; marble end table, ota railing and legs, $30; Tw. Sealy Posturepedic, extra firm naaie; / bx. spr., Hollywood trame, $75; Contemp. style Bassett Wal. dresser w/ mirror $125; mahog. dresser w/mirror and matching night stand, $75; 30’’ round formica kit. table w/2 hiback chairs, uphol. blue vinyl, $80 set Hobart elec. coffee mill, $10; 4 metal folding chairs; $8.00 for all folding step stool, $6.00; 2 sets tw. sz. fiberglass bedspreads and matching drapes, $12.50 set. CR 2-4498 after 6 p.m. SACRIFICE COMPL. HOME FURN. luxury near north side apt. Master bdrm. light cherry french prov. king size. Den, contemp. Wall unit, extra chests, etc. Din. room, Ital. fruitwood. 42”’ round, 2 12’ leaves, pads, plus stunning buffet server. Liv. rm. Frank Lloyd right sofas, sect. chair and ottoman, outlined quilted uphol. Hickory Cinnabar breakfront. Bux free form teak table plus other chairs and tables, lamps, etc. Finest carpeting . through-out. Wrought iron balcony furniture. No dishes, linens or brica-brac. By appt. only. MO 4-6393. ESTATE SALE: MAR. 29, 30, 31; Mah. twin beds, dressing tbl., bureau, chest, 2 mirrors, chair and bench; mah. dining rm. set, 10 pieces; odd chrs.; overstuffed chrs.; davenport; French lamps; ant, furn.; pictures; mirrors; china; glass; Bennington, brass, copper; 6 burner gas stove, $200; 2 refrigerators and household oeet. os nag Forest Glen Dr., S. Winn. “USED APPLIANCES REFRIGERATORS AUTOMATIC WASHERS DRYERS from $59.95 $79.95 $69.95 RANGES from $69.95 RECONDITIONED GUARANTEED FREE DELIVERY NORTH SHORE REFRIGERATION Crawford and Simpson (Golf Road) ANTIQUE GLASS—PLEAT AND PANel, Cake stand, Compotes and goblets. Other patterns in odd goblets and mugs; lacy Sandwich cup plate collection. Sampler-dated 1822; Tiffany Owl design book ends and box; Vict. gold vel. rocker; oval wal. tbl.: antq. jewelry, etc. LINDWALL’S, 808 Oak St., Winnetka. 32 bik. W. of Green Bay Rd. LARGE DOWN FILLED SEC. SOFA; 13 x 13 all wool beige rug used 9 mo. cleaned and moth-proofed; table T.V. w/UHF converter; Bogen amp., tuner and $150 pound Lancing speaker. Green wing chair; Harvard bed frames, Assorted goods and furniture. Call Sat. and Sun. all day 251-7112 after Mon. 446-4700 ask for Mrs. Howell. Shown eve. weekdays. MOVING! MUST SACRIFICE AT BARGAIN PRICES. 3 pe. black and gald sectional sofa w/black ebony corner table, $100. Kroehler pecan walnut 3 drawer chest beng ues vanity and mirror, glass tops, $60, anels of beige draw drapes 7 raverse rod, $35. All in excellent condition Call 549-4108, evenings or Sat. and Sun. CURIO CABINET, ANTIQUE WHITE, has glass doors and shelves, 1 drawer, $75; conversation group consisting of 3 small upholst. chrs., plus rd., walnut coffee tbl.. glass top, $40 ea. piece; pr. green tbl. lamps, $10; tall bronze tbl. lamp, $10: many other lamps; pictures; mirrors, candlesticks; vases; etc. Excellent cond. 446-4530 DISCOUNT CRIB SALE from General 1433 $19.99 items at discount Discount Milwaukee prices AR 6-2060 PR. ELEC. CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS. r. erystal Golonderets; pr. crystal amps; mah. breakfront; mah. credenza; 5’x4’ dec. mirror; pr. It. commodes: Tiffany type lamp; drum table; paintings; engravings; porcelain figurines; mah. table w/6 chairs; tables; many other items. AL 1-5515 all week. MUST SELL All furn. in 5 rm. apt. plus hsld. goods, air-cond. and cptg. Everything goes anes pend after 7 p.m. A MOST UNUSUAL FIREPLACE OF brass ormolu and porcelain; some interesting fine old paintings and an exciting diverse collection of antique china, old boxes, brass candlesticks and other charming Victorian accessories may be seen at The Finishing Touch, 4137 Main St., Skokie, noon to five, Tuesday through Sat. ANTIQUES, aa JUNQUE Used furn., cian Te dishes, etc. 2 FLOORS FULL PLUS WHITE ELEPHANT SHOP Prairie View, Ill. Open 6 days a week. Closed Mons . 1 mi. W. of Half Day on Rt. 22. 1 blk. N. at RR tracks. Hidden Treasures Antiques 5 426 LINDEN tier crystal and Eng. AV., WILMETTE. prism chandelier; wall copper planters; boxes; misc. Hours 11 to 5:30. clocks; Eng. brass pewter; AL lg. Fr. and tin 1-2358. OUR MOVE IS YOUR GAIN! LIKE new; carptg.—61 yds. avocado, 14 black; Drexel brkfront, stereo AM/ FM, solid walnut shelves—cabinets, desk, Danish chairs. Evanston 8694140 2 PC. beige, : March SECTIONALS good 30, (JOHN condition, 446-7552 1967 $55. WAL. CREDENZA; 2 ¥FIRESIDE chrs.; 4 pe. bdrm. suite; mrbl. coffee tbl.; mosaic tile coffee tbl.; Swedish mod. din. rm. tbl. 4 chrs.; Frigidaire refrig. w/frzr. top; child’s tbl., chrs. blond desk; 2 crystal hurricane lamps Call after 6 p.m. IN 3-0831. REMODELING-WILL SELL SEARS 30’’ Coppertone’ Gas Stove, excellent cond. $75; Hot Point under counter dish washer, good oper. cond., recently overhauled $25; twin size s pring and matt., like new, $35. Ph. 679. 4835 eves. OPEN HOUSE Like new 52 ft. Kroehler sofa bed, $125; 66’’ wal. HI-FI cabinet, $45; 30’ Early Amer. credenza w/hutch, $25; free standing bronze and walnut shelf unit. Many more home furnishings. 8513 Keystone, Skokie 679-0396 BOOKCASES-DESKS-CHESTS, ETC. UNPAINTED FURNITURE MART Largest Selection - Discount Prices 7550 N. Milwaukee Ave. (At Harlem) Open Mon. and Thurs, evenings. OPEN SUNDAYS 11 to 3 763-7680 MOVING—SACRIFICE—LIKE NEW Carpeting; Drapes; custom sectional sofa; 42’’ rd. thick glass cocktail tbl.; occas. chr.; chests; lamps; 4 cu. ft. Coldspot freezer; 19’’ port. TV; dbl. oven Roper stove. SH 3-7298. MAHOG. CREDENZA AND BDRM. Suite; w/w India Lime wool carpeting draw drapes, 131%’ x 94’; studio lounge; sm. brn. uphol. chair; tables; lamps; black metal wall pieces; file and broom cabinets; .misc. 869-1665. VERSATILE MAHOG. DINING TBL., only 20’ x 30’’, opens and extends to seat 10 to 12, $45. Like new gray lea. topped coffee tbl., 2 end tblis., step tbl., sae dropleaf TV tbl., $10 ea. Call 724-1023 9 PC. BLOND DINING ROOM SET; pink 10’ sect. couch; yp hes a tweed loung chr. w/30’”’ sq. ottoman to match, Many more items. Must sell. Moving. Call after 6 weekdays and all day Sat. Sun. 679-1338. SMYTH) 172 Por. SeleuRonseheld Gesdi 172 Fer Sale—Household Goods SPOTS BEFORE YOUR EYES — ON our new carpets—remove them with lue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer 1.00. Central V&S Hdwr. 1910 Central. vanston. VERY MAH. BEDROOM SET: MAH. DINING tbl. and chrs.; lamps; tbls; secretary; davenport; wicker furn.; bric-a-brac. Sat. 10-4.; Sun: 12-4 p.m, 545 Washington, Glencoe USED VACUUMS WIDE SELECTION FROM _ $17.50. Snead Doretti Vac., 1043 Chicago, van. MOVING MUST SACRIFICE PR. LOVE seats, downfilled $75 each; studio couch $50; maple bed; area rugs; ae shelves; misc. small tables. 4756. FURNITURE SALE: NEW AND USED. Also, repairing, refinishing, upholster. ing. Cane and rush seats installed. Weber’s Furniture Co., 829 Chicago, Evanston. UNiversity 4-6600. NEW FASHION COLORS ARE SUE’S delight. She keeps her carpet colors bright—with Blue Lustre! Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Ace Hardware, Northbrook. . AIR. CONDITIONERS (2) 1—5 TON water cooled Frigidaire, 4 yrs. old; 1—3 ton water cooled Chrysler Air Temp, 3 yrs. old. Ideal for stores—office bldg. Best offer. DA 8-0088. BEDROOM SET; TUFTED HEADboard, like new dbl. spring, matt. triple dresser, chest/chest, night stand; spread, drapes. Must sac. Very reas. AM 2-0971. BUFFET, MIRROR, LUGGAGE; CARpeting; drapes; lounge chrs., dresser; kit. cab.; TV and record player; misc. Giving up 6 rm. apt. Reas. HO 5-5989. EXC. COND. ELEC. ROASTER; drapes, cafes; T.V.; record player; dishes; misc. Call UN 4-6545 or side door 1209 Harvard 200 North, enter from Asbury after 9 a.m. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! Clearing out furniture from model homes. Complete rooms or individual pieces. Free delivery. Cash or terms. Model Homes. 537-6770. MOVE NECESSITATES SACRIFICE of beautiful lg. desk and chair, top cond. hide-a-bed, and 2 sofas in corner arrangement w/table. Also smaller items. Best offer takes. 446-4938. WILL SAC.; 9X12 RUG AND PAD; 2 walnut lamp tables; 2 china lamps; G.E. vacuum cleaner; 21’’ Motorola T.V. All in good cond. Call between 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. BR 4-0739. MOVING: BABY GRAND PIANO orig. owner, $500; Zenith remote control 21’’ console, $75; roto broil rotis. broiler, all excel. cond. 251-0079 MOVING REASONABLE—35 SQ. YDS. gold and wh. tweed highpile wool crpt.; 20 yds. wh. crpt.; unused bucket car infant seat; mother-dghtr. Victor. rockers; 6 lacquer blk. birch Danish chr.; much misc. Call 328-3332. 8 PC. BEDROOM SET, WHITE W/ gold trim. Incl.: two 3 drawer chests, cabinet w/drawer, 4 drawer desk, corner pc. w/drawer, chair, a sane Will sell without bed. OR 93631 COLBY’S 42’ ROUND MARBLE TOP coffee table; blond night table; long hall mirror and matching console; dark red Chinese cabinet; lg. assortment latest books; assorted bric-abrac. 446-3788. 2644 Mart Av. PRIVATE: EXQ. FR. ANTIQUES PR. Bombe commodes; Vitrinne tbl.; curio ecab.; lavish inlay cab. comm. etc.; Lge. carved gold Baroque mirror; antique rare muffin tbl.; vast coll. dec. items; ant. Orien. psc. paintings etc. by appointment 674-4587. DIN. RM. SET (40’ ROUND TBLE, 2 leafs, glass top and pads, 6 chrs. Cherry wood Italian prov. China cabinet and server, $200); Pullman sofa bed $75; comfort chr. $25; draperies; lamps, misc. Good condition. Phone BR 4-5635. BRASS Lullabye-Edison-Childcraft-Storkline Juvenile LARGE MAH. CHEST WIIH SHIRT drawer. Pine dry sink. Ship model with wood sails. Few oil paintings. Several kitchen chairs, one of a kind, etc. EVANSTON ANTIQUES AND RESALE 826 Custer Hrs. daily 10 to 4 Green EAGLE Bay RECENTLY look like a now have ANTIQUES 869-6660 Rd. Evanston MOVED HERE AND used appliance store. We built-ins so have for sale a gas range, electric range and 2 conditioners. Good cond. 272-7948. air- DON’T MERELY BRIGHTEN YOUR carpets ... Blue Lustre them ... eliminate rapid resoiling. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Benard’s Hdwr. ‘Evanston. SOLD HOME SACRIFICE ENTIRE household including washing mach., refrig., a size stove. Open house Sat. and Sun. 1 to 5 p.m. Call after 6 p.m. YO 5-8085. 5141 Grove, Skokie. MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY Furniture in builder’s model homes. Compl. rooms or ind. pieces. Must see to believe. Free delivery. Cash or terms. Model Homes, 437-1364. 60” HIDE-A-BED; LAMP TABLES; 21”’ T.V.; uphol. chairs; table; AMFM phono. console; 4’ x6’ coffee seme 10x14 rug; drapes. 944. 90. 3 PC. WHITE SECTIONAL round couch, all foam rubber. Reasonable. Call after 5 p.m. or weekends. 673-0795. WICKER FURN.; CHINA - CAB.; chests; Formica kit. tbl.; oval mirrors; drop leaf tbl. ; rockers; rnd, oak weed din. tbl.; bk. cases. Weber’s, 29 Chicago, Evanston UN 4-6600. OLD LEEDS SPRAY DEMI-TASSE cups and saucers, sugar bowl. Pr. of brass sconces. Dirigold flatware and odd pes. Pearl handle serving pcs., and misc. DA 8-7412. SACRIFICE 4 ROOMS FINE FURNIture. Oriental rugs; china: lamps and etc. Open house Sat and Sun. 12 to 5 p.m. 6705 N. Greenview Ave., Chicago. RO 1-1842 or BR 4-1939. CARPETS A FRIGHT? MAKE THEM a beautiful sight with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Michael’s V&S Hdwr. 1225 Chicago, Evanstom GIRLS we TWIN BDRM. SET; HIDE-Amise. Call after 5 p.m. OR 4- 347 WOULD YOU BELIEVE ... Old ads in psychedilic frames? SERENDIPITY SHOP Walnut Northfield HI 6-9177 DINETTE SET. WHITE FORMICA top. Black leather chairs. Buffet w/shelves above. Excel. condition. Call GR 7-0323 after 6 p.m. or weekend. EARLY set. 3 bed. AMERICAN MAPLE BEDRM. piece with mirror and double HI 6-3608 REASONABLE. wall clock; 2 End Tables, AND mica THE PROVEN CARPET CLEANER Blue Lustre is easy on the budget. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Noyes Hardware. 910 Noyes. Evanston. SALE APRIL 1ST AND 2ND. Traditional and antique furniture, inc. 6 er a fiddle back chairs, one pr. Brist lamps and bric-a-brac. By appointment only. Phone 327-2418. ALL LIKE NEW —6 YR. CRIB AND Wardrobe; stroller; port-a-crib; etc. 7 ft. pool table; Simmons Hide-a-bed; comp. 7 rms. furn; mah. lamp tble.; Hollywood broiler; SH 3-4452. MATCHING CHEST AND DRESSER. light wood, $25 each; stationary card table set; counter chair; Duncan Caiae din. rm. set, all good cond. OR 3-6022. FURNISHINGS OF SMALL HOME Friday, 1 to 7 p.m. Kitchen; living; bedroom; plus miscellaneous. PA 41708. 1160 Hutchings Av. Glenview. 3 APRICOT SILK LIVING ROOM chairs, 6 weeks old. Must sell, transfer. Also glass coffee table. Call after 6 p.m., 299-5264. MAH, DROPLEAF TABLE, SERVER, 6 chrs.; lamps; tables; mirror; elec. mixer; kit. util: Haviland china, Grecian Key; Misc. GR 5-0765 27 °* RCA BUILDER furniture separate, SELLING OUT DISPLAY in 4 model homes. Will up to 50% off. We deliver. 255-0670 BLUE AND GRAY BROCADE SOFA AND CHAIR, $150. CALL 724-3028 Carpet Sale Open Sundays 20—60% REDUCTIONS. TOP QUALITY Safeway Carpets. 7005 N. Clark, Chgo. VICTOR CONSOLE TV TWO BEIGE RUGS IN GOOD CONDITION | CALL 1729-2526. aa DINING RM. SET, BEAUTIFUL | Ital. Provincial, 6 mos. old, $600. Two magnificient oak den ¢ 679-2481 ROOM SET, PC OE 9 Se . V 21” RCA COLOR TV; BED and dining room set; nov pen. All in good condition. 8583 for appointment. SIMMONS’ HIDE-A-BED, ‘ROO PE condition, green nylon wi covering. $140. Phone DA 8-4554. 1965 ZENITH TV 23” BLACK white console with UHF, finish. Excellent cond. Repla. color. $125. Phone UN 4-6703 a SOFA; COFFEE TABLE; ble; 2 liv. rm. chairs; draperies. All in good cond. Call 869-2094 BEDROOM FURNITURE; chairs; mah. step v table. ) Reasonable. 724-4 after 6 or all Sat. and Sun. EXQUISITE WALL P Oriental figure. Perfect Bch Approx. MAYTAG WASHER AND DRYER; modern hutch; odds and ends. Fri. and Sat. afternoons from 1 to 4 p.m. 505 Earl Dr. Northfield, Ill. TWIN tees, 60’ by 18”. Will pm AL 1-4229 WHITE 30x48; ottoman; after 5 p.m. | NAUGAHYDE red leath. | misc. tbls. and pm ia OR 6-9178 or PA 4-0652 ELECTRIC STOVE; REFRIG., : portable stereo; lamps; desks; end drawers, tables All very INTERIOR and cheap. ch Call € DECORATO! SELLING 7 RMS. OF OUT: furn., lamps, etc. 'Reas. GR GLEN and OF white end ND 2-869" CALIFORNIA formica coffee table. Excellent 446-4525. W. ole condition. IN ~ exc. cond. Sacrifice. Walnut contemporary Expand-away din. tbl. w/6 leaves. Like new. 679-3089 after 6 p.m. MOVING—MUST foot, 2 years. door $100. SELL: PHILCO refrigeratos freezer 945-673 SELLING OUT FROM MODEL HOME. Basset din. rm. set—table, 4 hi back chrs., china cabinet; bedroom sets; chairs; lamps; fixtures. RO 1-4900. SINGER SEWING MACHINE, regs attachments and cabinet; gt ANTIQUES: WALNUT AND CHERRY din. tbl. Seats 8. 4 handcarved cane seat and back chrs. Empire tilt-top pedestal tbl. 433-1057 after 6 p.m. DREXEL eed; $35; ALpiné will deliver; Dealer. 1-7290. $75, 6 leaves, MAHOGANY set, $15. $25; 8 DAVENPORT; foam green; mirror; no calls with RM. mirror, Call 674-5546 CARPETING, roll away bed; all like new. MAHOG. U. chairs, $10 ea.; $30. 864-3954 evenings deacon TABLE Lg BREAKFAST 869- PLUS , fe “CROWN DUA VICTORIAN LOVE SEAT; 3 MATCHing chairs; Painted Victorian table; ‘Sheraton end tables; 3/4 metal bed; 3 pe. wicker set; gas stove. VE 5- 1793. 2 din. assorted rm. set; pieces; + best a refri i 22k oe CASE on pe spinet piano, Motorola TV, fans, dishes, call 561-7517. HOUSE FULL OF CUSTOM D ies. Very reasonable. Extra mi to make spreads. 432-2796. DRAPERIES LIGHT BEIGE living 2 LG. CURVED LOVE SEATS, eeeantor ary styling, green decorator fabric wy, fine cond. $125 ALpine 1-7085, SPIN DRYERcondition. 'Reason- LIGHT finish. SA 85’ . 272- No GREEN ored chair, asking mattres Call 677-7515 COUCH; Like é TOAST new. Ori Cixe ally $150 or best offer. Chicago. North sid SU 4-4382 HO 5-2315. BEAUTIFUL DAMASK SOFA ow ray dresser w/mirr.; Hollyv ery reasonable. Miscellane Evenings or Sunday, DI 8-4920. END TABLES; LAMPS; set; carpeting: baby scale. drapes; K TCE pictures; 3 BR 4-3947 MAHOGANY front, DIN. table, w/glass CUSTOM sect. 98’ covers; RM. 8 tops. chairs SET: and_ Excellent 724-1057 MADE overall rd. din. 2 BREA ser condition. | PC. LIV.. w/fitted table 43’’ diam 12; 4 uphois. chrs. ALbany shi ANTIQUE MARBLE TOP COD Carved oak desk; Secretary; table/chairs: carved teak Dorothy’s, 1231 Chicago Av., DE LUXE LIVING including 2 gold glass ROOM FUR velvet chairs, hutch and maple chairs. Call 328-1061 or 256-4024. . YDS. 57 an 7 4 BURNER SEALY POSTUREPEDIC MATTRESS box spring, frame and headboard in excellent condition. Call 251-8835. ANTIQUE STURDY 3-WAY BUNK BEDS: BUNK, TWINS, OR ERUNE ES GRAY CARPETING; PINGPONG tbl.; Ven blind 1042’; matched stick curtains; youth bed w/matt.; 2 prs. gold drapes; misc. items. PArk 9-0538. PIECE WOOD-REED PORCH SET w/cushions; matching porch rug; brica-brac 1933 Old Willow Rd., Northfield HILLcrest 6-6914 BLUE 3 pr. Ea. approx. 70 x Blond SQ. YDS. GOLD WOOL CPTG:; modern couch, avocado and gold; liv.din. rm. off wht. draw drapes; bedrm. draw drapes and curtains. 784-5485. EASY DE LUXE washer; ve ty good able. 729-059 mahog. Hotpoint PINK barrel CHILD’S IVORY CHEST AND DESK. also roll-a-way bed. 623 Melrose Ave., Kenilworth. Call AL 1-3931. BLUE SECTIONAL; drapes; refrigerator: chairs. Call UP 8-5127 : AID DISHWASHE GAS FRENCH PROV. BDRM. FURN:; double headboard double dresser, 3 night stands also sewing machine and other furn. 475-4137, after 4:30 p.m. PC. draw room A DIN. RM, SET, MAHOG. BOO BREAKFRONT; 7 PC. DIN. RM. — dbl. headboard, frame; light fixtures; power mower; also Early Amer. dinette set, 4 chrs. OR 6-2753. 31 i ; MOVING, MUST SELL FURN Ls 5410 range; Whirlvool dryer; also living room and dining room draw dra “g Everything in perfect cond. JU 8-6 WHITE LAWSON COUCH: 2 matching lounge chairs; floral chair. Excellent condition. 679-2526. Call after 4. LEAVES KITCHEN PORTABLE, CYCLE oa DRAPES; TABLE, pads, 4 chairs; breakfront; condition. DA 8-3642 after 6 p.m. pe. Sat. and Sun. 10-5, Chicago. LO 1-5464 CONDITIONER; 2 $100. SET; DROPLEAF SEA door after 4 p.m. HARVEST bric-a-brac. N. Virginia, DINING dresser other items, matching AIR PIECE blond pad, purchase $100; 2 ALL years 9x12 p.m., CHAIR; set incl. old, CARPET elec. HOTPOINT ELEC. blue 256-4562 SOFA; WOOL all or will — Grandmothers = = BLOND HOUSE SALE: LIV. RM. AND DIN. | KITCHEN SET, WHITE ROT rm. furniture; 60 yards wool carpetiron, Formica top, 4 blue a ing: 2 day beds. Bargain prices. Call new; Early American twin ID 3-0549 matt. and spring. Call CO aa. MAHOGANY DINING ROOM TABLE; 6 chairs (4 arm chrs., 2 side chrs.) perfect condition; newly upholstered. 835-0378. BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM MADE KITCHen set; bdrm. set; reasonable. Call evenings after 5: 30 or 9: 30 all day Sun. and Mon. YOrktown 5-5013. FOR FOR SALE: CORDOVA BREAKFRONT excellent penta ne -1655 SOFA: USED GAS STOVES AND refrigerators. Dealer. UN 4-5133 1104 Emerson St., rear, after 6 p.m. SLAVED wall to wall carpet. Keep it new with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Taylor V&S Hdwr., Evanston. MOVING: 2 PAINTED CHESTS, PR. $15; child’s painted desk and chair, $5.00; draw drapes, lamps, pictures, 2 lounge chairs. Much miscel. 836 Hartrey, Evanston. EVANSTON AND ee old. Orig. $1,000, will sacr Pecan color, contemporary 1053 eves. and week-ends. 9X12 ORIENTAL RUG tique merry-go-round miscellaneous. 1354 Asbury, HI 6-8022 FOR. SELLING OUT DISPLAY in 4 model homes. . Will up to 50% off. We deliver SAVED $25 VE 5-1814, DINING MATCHING SOFA AND ARM CHAIR, slip cover, excellent condition. 965-2411 after 3 p.m. LOVELY WILLETT GOLDEN BURL Maple dining room suite, $160. Other gg available if wanted. Call 446- “YOU In good condition. $75 each. Coffee Table, ROUND TABLE. BLOND top. VErnon 5-0677. BUILDER furniture separate, 296-7771 LG. HOTPOINT REFRIGERATO Vs 2 set, MAHOGANY VANITY W/MIIRROR and bench, $35; lounge chair and boudoir chair. Hillcrest 6-7434 2564, SALE: CARPETING NYLON $5.85 sq. yd., now $3.85 yd. Complete servicing and Roy y, eyecarpet. 864-5551 ACE CARP 1620 Maple Ave. Evanston chairs; highchair; ue Call YO 5-0438 BASEMENT SALE: FRIDAY, MARCH 31, hrs. 10-3. 2246 Ridge Av., Evanston. Please enter through garage. MAPLE POSTER DOUBLE BED IN EXC. cond., Sealy Posturepedic mattress and springs included. $75 Skirted dressP= A eg with mirror top, $20 Call 446- tables; 172 For Sale—Household G PICTURES; LIVING ROOM FURNITURE; 9 ta 8 dining room _ set; roll-away bed; mirror shadow box; oil painting; kit. set; drapes; rugs. Call YO 5-4932. 95 X 85’’ GREEN DRAPE; PR. 162 x 90” gray antique satin drapes; 82’’ green couch and slip cover; floor fan; pr. white glass table lamps. RO 3-0128. 4 end playpens; cribs; very cheap. Misc. wo ‘172, hutch; rug with clock $175. Call LOUNGES: TV. DE 4932C Skokie. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald : 5 after Classified — �174 Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For Sale _ BI IGE ood 0 TRADITIONAL legs; SET chairs; eee. ons; WITH 4 pr. and une yooh draw afte PLUS drapes lined Call 4 RCA with evenings 7 Sat. and Sun. 869-1057. REFRIGERATOR and top in good ointment. condition. ORchard 175 WITH 4$0; 5-5083. EN HOUSE Jarvis, SUN. 12 Chicago. TO 7400 bdrm.; lamps; tables; new 1615’ refrig.; misc. N. 5 THE books; eI. much misc. chairs; Din. pictures; chest of draw- 761-9346. night DROOM SET; DBL DRESSER W/ ~ Hien dbl, chest, 2 night stands, 2 bed; good condition. ReasonaS etllcreat 6-6224. i MOD. DIN. RM: SET;. 6 Pc. rought iron kitchen set; liv. rm. . ure. Very good condition. Reas. _ Leaving town. Call eves. KE 9-9653. GER DIN. RM. TABLE Call CHOOSE. clothes condition. Best offer. 674-3337. Wid, Ao Buy—Hshlid. Goods Type of Merchandise 1 Foun: fe WHOLE HOUSEFUL rniture; tools; toys; hardware; ntiques; job lots; liquidations; will DESIGNER'S Danner. rhe Out This Ad GR —s5 PA BOY‘S CLOTHING Black Suit, size 20, excellent cond. Black cardigan sweater, sz. 18. Tan storm coat, zip lining, sz. 16. Reasonable. Call 724-6233. YE OLDE -8696 ANYTIME ‘furniture, antiques, se. 4-5171. And Dorothy’ S, 1231 Call WHEN jewel- old Chicago AV, “vans. NEED. MERCHANDISE Pog gy Fe Furniture, China Cut Glass, Bric-A-Brac, Silver, etc. FOR BEST HOLLYWOOD ake 3-3573 0ST RESULTS ART GALLERIES 6618 N. Ridge PRICES 1508 OSCAR ISBERIAN ORIENTAL TRADE-INS ACCEPTED "WOMEN’S CLOTHING SIZE Girl’s size 5-7. Reasonable. 3-3838 MINK RUGS ART E T of America IQUES-PAINTINGS-ART URNITURE. RICES PAID. Hall FOR a: Ass'n HIGHEST 561-7256 BUY YOUR UN GOOD used furniture and antiques. rvice call penal Crost : 4-0189 WE NEED Joriental rugs. Fine AM Used Furniture PIANOS furn. and IELDS eves. VE 2-2023; For quick Store UN 4-2550 china. 5-1640 Twin Stroller TO BUY twin babies. f CARRIAGE FOR 835-0778 74 Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For Sale RADIO RECORD condition, cies light wood, portable TV 19’’ PLAYER, 3 spd. $45. needs work. —- oe" MAHOGANY combination stereo, $75 WANTED endon BUY: speaker. player, FM MAGNAVOX AS- Private. Ave., Chicago. Portable _ OLD, OF CONSOLE 869-0054 TO 15’”’ DECCA radio-record Stereo, 3937 Clar- 3. IN GOOD view. 176 For if Sale—Miscellaneous PRIVATE SALE Bargain Boutique BENEFITS THE BLIND PATIO AND YARD _ FURNITURE. Wide assortment of Spring clothing for the family. 823 Dempster DA 8-5775 Waukegan Rd., Glen- DRAIN OPENER FOR_ LADIES! FIREWATER the Liquid Drain Opener helps you with a messy job easily. No fumes, convenient to use. Get your bottle of Firewater today at: Ace Hardware, 1119 Central St., Wilmette. SOIE train. COMPLETE 6 ROOM APARTMENT Din. rm. Baker Credenza; Widdecomb table and chairs; bookcases; Japanese chest; desks; gallery tier table lamp; ‘sofa and chairs; bedrm. glass-top) set; drapes; Woodard wrought-iron table and chairs; twin beds; cptg. and rugs; lamps; pictures; frames; crystal glassware; linens; towels; clothing. 1550 Lake Shore Dr. Apt. 22-G OPEN HOUSE SALE: SUN. 4-2 a.m. to p.m. 3030 W. Chase, Chicago. AM 2-3580. Sold home. Must sell. Bdrm. set; pr. Bristol lamps; studio sofa; custom kit. set w/4 wrought iron chrs., pr. Baker end tables; marble coffee table; antique umbrella stand; HI-FI w/AM-FM radio; 8 pe. set wrought iron fam. rm. furn., 4 bar stools; GE rotis. roaster; linens, books, clothing, bric-a-brac. 1507 RCA COLOR TV. 21” ANT. WHITE, Louis XV console, $375; decor. statue and pedestal, $40; Westinghouse rollabout fan, $20; walnut cabinets and bookshelves, $160 list $70; lamps and globe lights; dresses, sz. 12; misc. 2723511. CONDITION, WHITE SHEATH PEAU DE _ woeamne gown with detachable Size 8 call 869-7344 after 6 p.m. $65. : ZENITH PORTABLE BATTEpack T.V. $124. Call 272-8839 from 9 2 a.m. and 5 to 9 p.m. — Classified 4- Assorted Boys Clothing 2 Years SILVER TONE, Call 679-4252. RO Pi. % 16 FT. BLUE Woo. carpet $30; Admiral console TV, black and white, needs repair $25; Toro 21” power reel mower $22; card tables and chairs; 30’ sh door; single cement wash tub. Call YO 5-7275. : 36x60 PROF. DRAWING ' BOARD, T-square and adj. stool. Man’s leather lounge chair. Rival meat slicer. Brass and glass dining room fixture. 2 old floor lamps. 2 C.B. transceivers. 256-1247 after 6 p.m. Sunday, Apr. 2, || to 6 OLD ROUND DINING TABLE 6’ diameter, minimum. 272- 6253 ANTED $55. Hardware, SIZE 4 TO 432-2016. 433-4687. BIG condition 100% HUMAN HAIR WIGS $200 ‘value. Bi hy Sacrifice $55. 338-4766 4-5133 QUALITY Fine SALE DRAIN OPENER FOR LADIES! FIREWATER The Liquid Drain Opener helps you with a messy job easily. No fumes, convenient to use. Get your bottle of Firewater today at: Ace SIZE 2414 DRESSES, SUITS; PERsian Lamb cape; costume jewelry; Blonde wig, human hair; bags and shoes. All like new OR 5-4255. {USED REFRIGERATORS AND GAS STOVE on pt pick-up. Dealer Wi) OB- cerulean. 5071. CABINET REDWOOD TABLE AND BENCHES. Baby hi-chair/bassinet; lawn cart; swimming pool; lge. swing-set; child. toys and many other items. 4115 Lake-Cook Rd. Northbrook 144 miles west of Waukegan Rd. 2 blks. East of Sanders. CAPE JACKET $200 AL 6-3340 ; 55 YEARS OF fast and it at: Street, convenient, open drains, Bu: Lemoi Hardware, Evanston. 1008 Davis TRIPLE BUNK BEDS. LIKE NEw. Small cement mixer; sm. 2 wheel trailer; alum. storm doors and windows; elec. sewing mach.; small pe hung: wooden windows. UN 4- AVAILABLE AFTER FLOWER SHOW $300 wrought iron patio sets. with 4 chairs, $150: $125 double shelled fountains, $60; $125 pagoda table umbrella, $55; statues, $15. 234-5581. SPRING: CLEANING SALE Sat.Antiques; books; toys; TV; clarinet; twin bedding; braided rug; lamb jacket; knic-knacs; records. 2732 THURS.portable; fur stole; luggage; Lawndale SEWING MACHINE SALE 8 Singer machines. $12.50 each. Zig-Zag machine in cabinet, $35. 6040 pempet Morton Grove. 967-5770. KING SALES CoO. BRIGGS ND STRATTON POWER Mower, 20”, 4-cycle, 214 H.P., $25; 75,000 BTU Gas space burner, w/blower. Call PArk 9-0051, after 5 p.m. COLLECTOR’S ITEMS—CUT GLASS— art glass — hand painted dishes, bronze statues, Napoleon collection, oe rugs — much misc. UN 447. VACUUM SALE 10 Hoover uprights. $15 with trade. 6 Electrolux vacs, $12.50. 12 misc. vacs, $3.95. 6040 Dempster, Morton Grove. 967-5770. Viking Sales Co. 4-BAND 20MC HAM REC. W/POW. sply., $75; 120-bass accordion, $75; Argus slide proj., $35; leakage type — tester, $10; 35 mm cam. $35. 7241798. IT’S TERRIFIC THE WAY WE’RE selling Blue Lustre for cleaning rugs and upholstery. Rent electric shampore $1.00. Wolf Ace Hdwr., Wilmette. TON 8 ROOM. ADMIRAL AIR conditioner, $125 or best offer, Copper bucket; 30 cal. Rifle, $10; i20 bass accordion; bow and arrow; bullet casting set; gem cutter and tumbler; Polaroid Camera; misc. DA 8-3863 WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER. $20: 2 dr. refrig. freezer, $25; 86’ green couch: 3 dr. metal file cab.: 52” desk and chair; child’s indoor slide; crib; baby buggy; play pen: misc: chests and tables. Call 864-4308 from 9 to 5. PATCHWORK QUILTS, STAR PATtern, Dresden plate pattern; doll buggy; character doll; old couch covers, never used; books; misc. 1327 Chicago Av., Evanston. Front entrance. FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES: PIPES; angles; iron sheets; and other misc. HIGHLAND PARK WASTE MATERIAL 1466 Berkeley Rd., Highland Park IDlewood 3-1466 . EXCHANGE SHOP AT GLENVIEW Community Church, 1000 Elm _ St. Every Thurs., Fri., Sat. 9:30 to 12:30. Scout uniforms, like new clothes, boots, skates, etc. BSMT. BARGAINS, THURS. ONLY 1713 Mulford St., Evanston, 9 to 4. Radio; pictures; lamps; linens; boy’s clothing; men’s suits; much misc. MANGLE. LIKE NEW; BABY CRIB and mattress; bdrm. set; dishes; rock crystal glassware; clothes, womens’ sz. 12; 4018 Harvard Terrace, Skokie. GARAGE, ANTIQUE, MISC. AND clothing sale. 9 to 5, Thurs., Fri., and Sat. 2222 Chestnut St., Northbrook, Near Cherry St. © ELEC. THERMO OVEN. S. S., TWO 2-burner drop-in range tops; $30. Boy’s size 7 Chicago Rink skates. PArk 4-9021. STORKLINE BUGGY, $15; CAR BED $2. 00; Boys 24” bike, $8.00; “portable T.V., $35; drop-leaf tble. /2 chs., $15; Frigidaire washer, $30. 272-7753. BASEMENT. SALE, SUN., MON. Apr. 2 and and 3. Men’s and women’s clothing: furniture: misc. household items. 9237 Ewing, Skokie. OR 5-2554. BLUE LUSTRE NOT ONLY RIDS carpets of soil but leaves pile soft and lofty. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Eckart Hardware, Winnetka. GERMAN LINGUAPHONE RECORD SET; .-Olympia portable typewriter, excellent condition. Best offer. VErnon 5-0918 MOVING ,GARAGE SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Household and baby equipment. Misc. 307 Greenwood Glenview USED POWER TOOLS Home or business. Fine drill press, cut-off saw, ‘‘swing’’ saw, motors. UN 4-2265 LEAVING TOWN; WESTINGHOUSE TV, 56” screen, blond, $35; duo foot vibrator, $7.00; elec. chicken fryer, 10"" Sunbeam, $6. 00 Excel. UN 4-8258. BOGEN P.A, AMPLIFIER MODEL CHB 50. never used. Still has guarantee card. $85 with all needed cables. 475-6199. ZENITH DE LUXE PORT. TV WITH stand: 3x5 white shag rug: beaut. pink formal eve. dress size 10; boy’s 24’’ Schwinn bike. Call 475-6067 aft. 6 WORLD BOOK, CHILDCRAFT DICT. set, atlas. Great Books of the Western World. Britannica 11th. edition. Britannica, bookcase, $75. Bdrm. set by Johnson Carper, month old for $330 sac. $175. Kit. set by Virtue. 251-7385. HOUSE SALE; THURSDAY. furniture; desk; clothing; items; cabinets; liv. rm. Dewey, Ist fl. Evanston. CASH REGISTER, $45; 1 YR. nette set, orig. $159 now 12 price. 4747 eves or 967-5770 days. MAKE MONEY FILING SAWS. FOLEY automatic saw filer, in good condition.$165 or best offer. 272-2692. DI729- ‘TAPE =e TAPPAN STOVE; DRESSER; POWER 3 cnabie: RECORDER only two weeks BEDRM. household chrs. 1423 RCA YHS18I $60. Phone GR 5- c. din. rm. set; 14x11 Formica kit. set; 4 kitchen . dishes. GARAGE RO 1-2647. SALE: POWER LAWN mowers; bicycles; garden tools; electric motors; pumps and misc. items. 1009 Florence, Friday and Saturday. BLACK WROUGHT IRON twin beds, good condition, BUNK OR $16. Girl’s bikes, 2-24” and 1-26”. Cail ALpine 1- GIBSON GUITAR AMPLIFIER LIKE new, with cover, $80; statue 26’, $40; 1/3 h.p. air conditioner, $15. Call 328-5170. TABLES; clothing LAMPS; CHAIRS; etc. Call SH 3-6799. LADIES’ GARDEN MARK 18” REEL TYPE mower, self propelled, with grass catcher. Like new; cost $100. Best offer. 272-3499. GIRL'‘S 20” BIKE Exc. cond. $15; two painted chests, $10; one ptd. chest, $2.00. Sat. 10-2 only 2448 Pomona Lane, Wilmette. 6 YR. EDISON CRIB W/MATT. $10; $3.002 trikes, girl’s 20’’ bike, $10; = te 1 sr. clothing girl’s $5.00; toaster, high chair, ea. $3.00. 869-9134. COOPER ‘“KLIPPER’”’ 20” REEL type, power mower and catcher, $25, 28’ wood extension ladder, rope and pulley $20. UN 4-5939. ROTARY MOWER; GARDEN TOOLS; maple bed steads; misc. Ladies’ clothing, sz. 10-12. men’s sport wear, medium. Call AL 1-5437. Swimming f THE PROVEN CARPET CLEANER Blue Lustre is easy on the budget. Restores forgotten colors. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Wienecke V&S Hardware, Glencoe. GIRLS 20” BICYCLE $15 AMPEG mercury 2 chanel amplifier $95; Gibson Kalamazoo guitar incl. case $85; base guitar case $5.00; Gray armless chair $10 AL 1-7115. KITCHEN 14-16; SLOW? Open each Wed.—10:30 to 4 p.m. Antiques: Silver; China; Glassware; Jewelry; Furnishings; Bric-a-brac SPECIAL SALE TO MAKE ROOM FOR new display. Up to 50% aff. Some Me ve WN & COUNTRY KITCHENS 712 Aivaboe Rd., Glencoe VE 5-0888. MINK SHRUG (STOLE) GALLERIES ber-Anpraisers CH.; 710 OAK ST., WINNETKA WEDDING DRESS AND FINGER TIP veil, party dresses, coats, suits. Excellent condition. Reasonable. Call HO 5-5989. DRAINS Know How is behind FIREWATER the Liquid Drain Opener. It gives _ Guild Shop—Christ Church SHOP 743-9188 FINEST QUALITY GENUINE BLACK Russian broadtail capelet, sz. 14-16. Like new. Cost $800 will sacrifice at $200. Call weekend, 251-4216. - GReenleaf 5-0108 CHICAGO STOLE styled. after 1 For Sale—Miscellencous SINK ANTIQUE COMMODE: CHEST; round pedestal table; wicker chaise: chairs; miscellaneous. BUTTERMILK CORNERS FARM. 2893234 RACKE RESALE AND THRIFT Howard St., Chicago PAID _BY SAMPLES NATURAL RANCH MINK perfect condition, beautifully Call after 8 p.m. weekdays, v.m. weekend. OR 4-9280. SPECIALISTS WELL WEATHERED BARN BEAMS and siding. 100 yr. old barn has been dismanteled with all 6’ pine siding and timbers perfect for Colonial Kitchens,beamed ceilings, mantels, bar rooms, etc. Call Sat. and Sun. Bill Marshall, Crestwood 2-1319. FINE ASTRONOMICAL AND _ TERrestrial Japanes Telescope. Many attachments. 50-534x. Pract. new. $85; Exe. Conn trombone $95; Elect. Kenmore base heater $12.50; Elect. fan rm. heater $12.50; Southbend Slalom water ski $25; youth water ski $5.00. 945-9226. MOST WORN ONCE FOR MODELING. Coats, suits, dresses, eves. and day, sizes 10 — 12 only. Call a.m. till 11 or after 6:30 p.m. ORchard 3-5210. ueu it all. Col. Dan RESALE 176 LOUNGE CHR., COFFEE TABLE, 5 din. rm. chrs.; Regina flr. polisher; fir. lamp; 2 golf. carts; TV _ tables; spreads; suitcase; step stools; Alaskan seal coat, mink collar; ass’t kitch. ware and work table. SU 4-8108. GARAGE AND ANTIQUE SALE Clothing; home _ furnishings; handmade gift items. Many fine antiques; furniture; frames; clocks; lamps: pottery; ‘glass; china; brass. Mar. ‘30, 31, Apr. 1, from 9 to 5. 309 Columbia, Des Plaines. (Nr. intersection of Wolf Rd. and Illinois 58.) BARBER -.CHAIR 175; TWIN. BOX spring, mattress, $30; commercial milk shaker mixer, $10; light fixtures, antique and modern; day bed, $35; ‘*O’’. guage: ‘‘027’** train ‘set, $75: 3 Danish modern couches; family clothing: rummage; Sat. only. GR 5-3796. 1222 Pitner. BRING IN YOUR SPRING AND summer clothing for resale. Green Bay Rd. 256-2990 644 251- 1181. rug. COUCH.; STUDIO couch; kit. cab.; dehumidifier; TV’s; cut glass; china; silver; poker tbl.; refrigs; cocktail btl./end. tbls.;_ oil painting; microscope set; jewelry; luggage; cameras; microphone; and loads of clothing and _ bric-a-brac. bedrm. set. Foyer tbl.; mirror; Candelabra fxture, carpeting. OR 3-5388. GILLOGLY’S KENILWORTH DE LUXE GAS DRYER door model, good working fioneer: LOUNGE. HAVEN THRIFT NOOK Haven School Lincoln and Prairie Ladies’ and girls’ Spring clothing for sale. Boys’ pants, shirts and sport jackets. Open every Wednesday 9:303:00. 2 braided LOVELY SLATE GRAY CRPTG. AND pad, no worn spots, 26x19; all wool beige shag rug, like new, 12x 15; Wedgewood blue, semi-shag, 712 x1345. never used; 1 pair rose-beige, lined drapes, 70x 136; 3 spd. port. phono.; men’s olive plaid sportcoat, 44 long; navy tuxedo, 46 long. All exc. cond. VE 5-2581 -YOUR CHILDREN’S kite flying or jump roping JANE SALE: SAT. APRIL 1 ayer buggy, $15; crib $5.00; play’n table, $5.00; pedal car, $5.00; — toys, misc. 1221 Lee St. Evanston. Any for oval 9x6 835-4217. EVANSTON 8-9898 $25; 12x15, GLENCOE CLOCK “THRIFT HOUSE ARAGE weap omaret DAvis and Furs Shore’s Most Exclusive Resale Shop FRESH SELECTION OF WINTER, SPRING AND CRUISE WEAR. Ask to see our designer collection. Tues., Wed., Fri. and Saturday 10 to 4 p.m. Thurs. 12 to 8 p.m. 2 stal, 66’ closed, 102” open., ves. Exc. value, we are moving. and $85 oe ATTIC ANTIQUES CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 511 Main St. Evanston Operated by Evanston Junior League $CASH$ Men’s and Children’s For Ladies’, clothing; shoes; accessories. We buy household items, cut glass, china, silver, bric-a- ~ P antiques, etc. Call DElaware 17-9342 GOLD COAST RESALE SHOP B ogre BED; DRESSER NIGHT le; desk and chair. In good pation Maytag washing machine, in good cond. UN 4-2022. 4 ROOMS OF FURN. af All in good condition. Raed 8-0171. Do not call Fri. ON _ LARGE North OVING OUT OF STATE: HSLD. irn.; stereo and TV; pictures; cptg.; mps; rug, Cw 9x12 $15; avocado crptng. 54 sq. ards $200, almost new; early Amer. de-a-bed $70; sofa, slip covered cinnamon $85; men’s and women’s hiking boots $8.00; dress, field and + boots $10 and $7.00. Call 869- LAST ACT 80912 MAIN PILE, FREE FROM SOIL Is carpet cleaned with Blue Lustre. ent electric shampooer, $1.00. Lemoi Hardware, Evanston. : CONSOLE Apparel call IFUL FRENCH BABY GRAND pholstered chairs; tables; ; baby crib. All good condition. Call OR 6-1966 W. T.V. For Sale—Miscellaneous ZANZIBAR casters, reasonably priced. Call after 6:00 p.m. at 869-5746 LIKE NEW RCA 23” TV - AM FM rad‘o and 6 speaker stereo system UHF. Beautiful cabinet. $300. CALL 679-3498. KEPT CARPETS SHOW THE of regular Blue Lustre spot aning. Rent electric shampooer, ). Ace Hardware, Glenview. POINT 176 24’’ CUSTOM T.V. — BAR — MUSIC unit. 72’’. Lighted bar-cabinet for HiFi and record pay: Like new. Must be seen. OR 7- ee LEAF hardware; SOFA Pool, 15' x 3' GOOD CONDITION. $65. Call 724-5444 or 247-8615. ‘CHILD’S EVEREST folding wheel chair, offer. Call 446-6815. AND like JENNINGS new, best BAND SAW; TABLE SAW; BELT sander; 2 motors. Ail for $65. Oil stove with blower. Portable TV UN 4-1519. 90’ RUSTIC PICKET FENCE AND POSTS. Alpine 1-6134 before 11 a.m. B & H MOVIE CAMERA AND PROjector, $475 value, only $190; V.M. Hi Fi, $30. CR 2-0325. 177. Wtd. to Buy—Miscellaneous Wanted: Newspapers, Rags, lron, Metal. Highest Prices Paid HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL type of junk brought to our door; rags, iron, metal, etc. For: truck pickup, IDlewood 3-1466. Open Sunday 9 to 3. R Diane subject to change without notic HIGHLAND PARK WASTE MATERIAL 1466 BERKELEY ROAD (Off of Old Skokie Rd.) WANTED FOR PEANUT GALLERY use Ey contribution for PEANUT GALLERY, you will receive a $5.00 check that can be spent at any advertiser in our paper. Contestants must be UNDER 14 years of age. Your age, phone, address, and choice of advertiser must ae ee each contribution. Send to THE PEANUT GALLERY, Wil1232 Central Av., mette, Ill. eee If WE’LL COLLECT YOUR UNWANTED books now! For our annual used book sale, N.S. Chapter, Brandeis U. Women’s Comm. Books tax deductilf For pickup. HI 6-3730 or AL 1- NORTH 1104 SHORE AND EMERSON METAL UN PAPER Co. EVANSTON 4-5133 OLD ELECTRIC TRAINS, THE BIGger and older the better. Don’t have to run. Especially need wide guage (214 track). Call GR 5-0466. Childs Outdoor Play House FOR. 4 YEAR OLD, tion. Call 446-5405. find CONDI- _ WANTED: OLD JEWELRY Will pay cash or take on consignment. T. J. Cullen 730 Elm St. Winnetka HI 6-6468. Want: TRAILER. PArk 178 2-Wheel Utility MUST BE speek 4-0577 AFTER 6 p.m. Rummage oe Sales RUMMAGE SALE, FRI, ONLY, 3-31, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 638 Hillside Dr., Highland Park (take Green Bay Rd. to Highland, 1 blk. south of Roger Williams. Turn west on Highland to Hillside, turn right to last house. ) Clothing, men’s 42L-38, women’s 8-1012, boy’s 5-16-18, girl’s 8-10. Women’s shoes 7-745 Furs, autumn haze mink stole, white mink jacket, mink cape, sz. 40. Junque, household goods, springs and mattresses, RCA Color TV, 21”, Atlas Juice Master, used once. TREMENDOUS RUMMAGE SALE. BARGAINS GALORE. APRIL 5TH. 9 A.M.—9 P.M. FURNITURE; APPLS.; CLOTHING. TEMPLE JUDEA 8610 Niles Center Rd. Skokie LIKE NEW MERCHANDISE Children’s and adults’ clothing; small appliances; Lutheran Church of the > Resurrection, 8450 Shermer Rd., Niles. Tues., Wed., Thurs. Apr. 4, 5, 6. 9 a.m. to 5 D. m. B'nai Jehoshua Beth Elohim Sisterhood. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald March 30, 1967. �Rummage Sales _ “193 Motorcycles—Go Carts Bicycles TOADS OF FORMALS FOR STAGE work, $2.00:ea.; girls’ wool skirts, 50c ea.; boxes of material and lace, 25c box; lots of misc. Very cheap. 1327 Chicago Av., Evanston. Bsmt. ent. NORTHBROOK JR. H.S. CHALET Field House. Maple Av. (off aeeeeen) Thursday April 6 from 4 to 9 p.m. Alpha Omicron Pi Benefit 26” BICYCLE, BOYS RACER el Excellent condition. offer. Call 256-0844. Will HONDA S90; BLACK: EXCELLENT condition; ‘mirror; luggage carrier; low mileage. $200. WINNETKA VOLKSWAGEN MOD- take best 3 GIRLS BICYCLES 2, 20 in., $15 EA.; 1, 26 in., $10 Call 724-0938 196 Seodiun und Sports Cars 2 MINI-BIKES IN VERY GOOD CONDITION ALSO 1 GO CART, CHEAP CALL 827-5908 433-4176 Y-WIVES—YWCA RUMMAGE SALE at 1458 Maple, Evanston. Friday April 7th-Saturday April 8th 10 to 4. WANTED: GIRL’S 20” BIKE, WITH or without training wheels. Must be in good condition. Call UN 9-0485 *64 HONDA 150 MINT CONDITION Adult suburban driven. Must sell $345 or best offer. Call AL 1-1825 after 6 p.m. Come In And Browse In Our Heated Used Car Showroom. 179 183 1966 YAMAHA 80; BLACK; GREAT condition: 1,400 miles; cost $415; ayers $325 or best offer; GReenleaf 54 1965 VW 1964 VW 1963 VW SLIPCOVER SALE REUPH. SOFA—$39 PLUS FABRIC; CHAIR—$19 plus fabric; SECTIONAL—$24 ea. plus fabric, COMPANION SALE-—-CUSTOM FABRIC SLIP-COVERS—Chair—$12 plus fabric. Sofa— $22 plus fabric. 44 Price Drapery Sale. “ohne guar. FREE estimates, Terms avai CHESTERFIELD INTERIORS Div, of Chesterfield Upholstery Inc. CALL 677-6350 LIGHT HAULING Furniture—Lugga ae pliances OLD FURNITURE A PLIANCES disposed of. Crating an Shipping. Ng for Free Estimates. | LEO HA PArk 4-3353 TOP ate — HUMUS — SAND — Manure — gravel — gravel drives — rubbish removal — power lawn rolling — tree removal — fill dirt — grading. VE 5-1195. JIM BEINLICH, THE FIREWOOD KING RUBBISH REMOVAL Basements, M. DANNER Attics, Garages MOVING SOMETHING? BOUGHT furniture, can’t get it home? Let DOVER MOVERS solve your hauling problems, Ill. 22633MCC. 864-6139. LIGHT HAULING CLEAN GARAGES AND ODD JOBS eT Waa ee 9-2470. FURNITURE RUBBISH, Larry Hillcrest POWER LET LAWN ROLLING LIGHT HAULING Furniture. Appliances professional movers By 6-2786 TAKE THE HUMPS OUT OF YOUR LAWN BEINLICH VE 5-1195 JIM US GRAVEL DRIVEWAY crushed stone for Beinlich. VE 5-1195. and Misc. 272-5520 REPAIRS driveways. wedges GOLF SHOES. NEVER WORN. Green and white. Etonic. Half $25. WI 5-1776. Trade AND Jim SPEED-O-PRINT DUPLICATOR, Liberator 200 mimeograph machine, including 3 ink pads and ink $50.; 1961 _ Underwood elec. typewriter, 18” carriage, pica type, $30; DAvis 8-2132. ONE 2 DRAWER STEEL OFFICE letter Size file; one 4 drawer letter size file; 1 Hedman check _ protector, ‘needs repair’’. Write A-915, Box 60, Wilmette FOR SALE; 1909 S-VDB COIN; FINE condition; very reasonable. Best offer. HILLcrest 6- 2634. good cond. Automobile Loans Buy ‘Em Now! With an Auto PORTABLE TYPEWRITER ASKING $30 after 5 p.m. Fireplace Rd. Northfield, HI 6-2402 Also Cannel Coal, Kindlin DELIVERIES TO EVANSTON , HIGHLAND PARK AND DEERFIELD NOT SOLICITED. 182 193° Parts and service for ALL bikes. UNiversity Carts 6454 N. Western KAWASAKI 4-5202 RO $ 795 1963 Chevy 4 Dr. $ 795 1962 $ 395 Mobile ‘5% MOBILE HOME, furnished, carpeted, 10 x.35. Call PA 4- 2961. 195 For 3,500 Foreign A wonderful selection Low awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification +200 in ‘65 milege, MUST Red, Low mileage this Paper! Excellent Days. ; ch 30, 1967 condition. YAMAHA like new condition Olds 98 . . . . . . . . . . $1,695 Metropolitan AGENTS FOR VOLKSWAGEN INSURANCE COMPANY Open: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Mon. to Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday CLOSED SUNDAY. Cars SELL! CONDITION. after 5 p.m. 196 4-dr. Sedans _ MG ’64 MIDGET RED ROADSTER Radio, heater, wire wheels, 2 tops, tonneau. Other extras. Excellent condition. Private. $950. 945-1530 eves.. $1,399 Delivered’ in Glenview Automatic ‘60 '60 '62 '63 1501 ied se 2-Dr. Sdn. $1395 65 VW 2-Dr. Sdn. $1195 64 VW 62 VW GUARANTEED PA SPORTS we Sunroof 2-Dr. Sdn. 1965sHONDA 50CC Electric Starter, $160 cond. Graham 492-3686, Eves. UN 9-2723 $995 $750 INSURANCE stick, $1195 radio. $1750 4 dr., 220S, Becker AM, 4 speed. Very sharp. K.Ghia Coupe DEALER — SALES AND CLOSED SUNDAY FM, SW, $795 66 MG tires, 272-5916 RACING GREEN NEW '67 MGII00 NEW ‘67 A. HEALEY "3000" SEDAN fae Poe Ee ae pe oo Sane [611 Sheridan Rd. Wilmette Wilmette 1965 and64's, — 3,000 maintenance. VW $1650. '59 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, WHITE, condition. $650 - best offer. : Call AL 1-4059 1963 VOLKSWAGEN MG MIDGET = BRIT. RA green; wire wheels; luggage $1 Ay ; Many extras. Exc. cond. oat $2850 $1:750 eee $3650 TORCEDES 62, 22068. 8 coupe, air-cond., all de luxe equip Exceptionally clean. Must be appreciate. Pvt. 256-2020. PEUGEOT 1964 STATION WAGO! 4 dr.; Lake low miles; Forest KNAUTZ owner. co 234-“1700, 1967 MERCEDES 200 Mercedes-Benz $350 6-0606 6-1220 localee 3 MONTHS OLD! MUST SELL. $3,600. 363-5748 after 6 or week 1961 AL AL MILES. EXCE Call 256-2519. . ’°63 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 4 Mechanically perfect. Needs body work. en hed Lake Wilmette. AL 1-1 IMPERIAL MOTORS 72\| Gréen Bay Rd. exc. WHITE. 35,000 condition $800. Sg ee wi 196: BEST OFFER. NO RUST EXCELLENT TIRES. CALL 256-4769 good MG—Austin Healey '67 MGB, Both 299-6223 1966 VOLKSWAGEN CONVER Blue with gray top. Radio, whi For The Finest Sports Cars NEW BRG. MIDGET fully equipped. SERVICE MPERIAL “Mr. one local spotless sportsge og Th Ree 2 Alfa-Romeos, 1962 and 1 ; reconditioned and qusransaes, KNAUZ CONTINENTAL 1044 Western Av. Open Eves. and Sun. 869-3015 AVE. VW wheels, 2 Volvos, P-1800 coupes, 60 Mercedes 61 CARS 2 Porsches. One Cabriolet Ag? coupe, 1964 super and normal. $2,76 CO, 65 Chevelle 300 4 Dr., 4-8600 2 MGBs to choose from. One red Evanston Import Motors, Inc. 100 UN 4-5230 VOLKSWAGEN Rd. Glenview Overseas Orders Arranged VW ges 2-Dr. Sedan Renault 4-dr. Renault 4-dr. Renault Auto. OVERSEAS DELIVERY ALSO ape IN EVANSTON 66 Trarsentectan Renaults Also va and Sports Cars 16 POINT CHECKED 100% VOLKSWAGENS FOR 12 Mo. 12,000 Miles Full Factory Walter 1965 CORVETTE CONVERT. 350 h.p., AM-FM radio, 2 alarms, radar dect. Call UN 4-3182 eves. hen. Foreign AGENT Heater and Defroster Turn Signals 4-wheel disc brakes Undercoating Window Washers Electric Wipers Oil Filter Child Rear Door Locks 4-way safety flasher 4-speed transmission WINNETKA IMPORT MOTORS 666 Green Bay Rd. HI 66100 1964 Opel Kadett. Wagon EXCELLENT Call 272-8140 MILES. SUPER HAWK, EXCELLENT condition. Lots of extra equip. $595 or best offer. Call 256-1794 after 6 p.m. or all day Sat. and Sun. 1966 Sports $100. 1963 WHITE STINGRAY CONV: 4-speed; 340 H.P.; Posi.; 2 tops; AMFM radio. $2,100 or best offer. CALL 724-7712. 1-6454 MILEAGE Excellent 835-2473 and AUTH. 1966 SUZUKI X-6 (RED) HUNTING? 869-4185 1961 TRUCK 733 CHICAGO KAWASAKI ELEC. START. — Directionals. 272-0918 PICK UP TRUCK 1967 GORDINE pinned, Trailers | 3/4 GREENBRIER VAN UN 4-9655 Call 328-2260. AUTOMOBILE and BDRM., 1949 Chevrolet 34 Ton CUB 50 COND. 1 under Sale—Trucks BLUE, DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS. 1,350 mi. Like new. $275. WI 5-0136. EXCELLENT Homes On Sunday We receive from time-to-time some excellent trade-ins on other make cars. 194 85 CC 1966 HONDA $895 1963 Valiant Fantastic spring sale, large selection of used bikes. Insurance, financing, parts, service and accessories. TO BERKELEY'S 612 Davis, Motorcycles—Go SUZUKI CITY Ill. NEW RALEIGHS AS LOW AS = GUARANTEED USED BIKES BIKES AS IS. LOW AS $5.00 NEW BIKE RENTALS. Berkeley’s, Accessories BROWN’S Bicycles COME Tires and = $1,295 Never Even Driven to Chur Volkswagens Have a 30 Day or 1000 Mile 100 percent Guarantee USED CAR SHOW ROOM 717 CHICAGO AVE. W/W TIRES AND TUBES 5.60 X 13. lso 2 w/w tubeless snow tires 6.50 x 13. All in excellent condition. DA 8-1453 after 6 p.m. INC. Happ Auto Camper Conv. K-G 1964 Rent— JOHNSON’S TRAILER RENTALS LOCAL 1-WAY COAST TO COAST INSURED, HOUR, DAY, OR WEEK. 2 and 4 wheel. Any size or purpose also for boats. Furn., pads, tarps and moving dollies avail. Car tow bars, ower tools, cement mixer, exten. adder, 7446-48 N. Clark St., 2 blks. S. of Howard St. ROgers Park 1- 2000. 4 WELL SEASONED Birch and Hardwood FIREPLACE WOOD 24’’ Lengths Seale Weighed DELIVERED—PICK UPS INVITED 250 For 1963 VW 1962 1966 HONDA S-90. SUPERIOR condition; 1,600 miles. Includes carrier rack; mirrors. Asking $320. 328-5928. From 945-6000 192 Wood BUILDERS SERVICE, HONDA S-50, EXCELLENT CONdition, worthwhile extras. $200 or best reasonable offer. Call ALpine 1-7405. Autos—Trucks—Trailers REMMINGTON RAND 10 KEY ELEC: tric adding machine. Excellent condition. Reasonable: ALpine 1-7360. 181 Loan $1,195 $ 995 $ 895 VOLKSWAGEN Ist NATIONAL BANK DEERFIELD and Stand Call 251-1181. 6 MOS. OLD; Call 272-0236 65 Sedan Sedan Sedan At Least 30 Other Volkswagens to Choose From MUST SELL! YAMAHA TWIN 100 and Yamaha 55 cc. Both in excellent condition. Best offer. Call AL 1-0852. AUTOMOTIVE 188 ARIEL SCRAMBLER. Runs good. Fas ’64 HONDA S50, BLACK 4 speed; 1,859 miles. $180 446-0389 196 CLASSIC STAMP COMPANY We Buy and Sell Stamp and Coin Collections. New issue stamps available of most countries. 607 Custer, Evanston, Illinois. UN 9-3022. STAMPS AND COINS BOUGHT and SOLD. Complete line of both Numismatic and Philatelic Supplies. Chandler’s, 630 Davis St., Evanston. > $375 CR 2-5319 Best offer. Coins and Stamps 190 Corona or Barter Toys 180 Typewriters—Business Machines —Office and Store Equipment Smith 9D, price ONE MOVIE CAMERA, 1 PROJECtor, and 1 screen. Will exchange for an Early American bedroom suite. PArk 4-6518. 186 500CC $3, $4, $5 Golf Car reg. $30-$40 new $13: = Golf Shoes, reg. $40, now $20 Golf Shoes, reg. 40%, now 20 -Golf Bags $4 up Ladies’ gloves, reg, $4, now 50c New golf balls, $2 and $3 per doz. Up to 75 per cent off on all Pro line golf merchandise. We take trade-ins. Large selection of used golf clubs. Expert repair and refinisher. Ta. Lyte OPEN DAILY 9-5 8 OAKTON, SKOKIE CLOSED SUNDAY CO 17-5717 187 REMOVAL Carney Pro-line gg 1966 HONDA 305CC SCRAMBLER With helmet, shield, book strap Good condition $650 firm OR 3-9153 after 6 p.m. COMPLETE SET HO TRAINS, TRACK, board and Peat asi Good running condition, $45 Call 724-8863. MOVING TRASH ‘‘PRO SHOP CLOSEOUTS” WINTER SPECIALS Wilson- fn | Northwestern ALL NEW—1ST QUALITY 9 irons, 4 woods, reg. $275; now $115 8 Irons, 3 woods, reg. $120; now $ 55 5 Irons, 2 woods, reg. $60; now $ 25 MacGregor aaah (4 wood sets) $ 40 MacGregor D. Tourn. 8 irons $ 80 Golf Rubbers. Ea $5.00 Now $2.00 Titelist Balls—Rewashed $6.00 Doz. 184 Cleared. PArk 4-5171 and od REUPHOLSTERY Sporting Goods Equipment = O O Miscellaneous BRAND NE\ RENAULTS SA ‘178 or Best 2205 Offer Call AL, 1-4358 ROADSTER, 1961, GOOD MGA chanical condition. $600 or best sonable offer. Call ALpine 1-7405, ‘60 VW owner. offer. SUN Excellent ROOF. cond., ORI $380 or 328-4844 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk « Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classified — ME- rea �i 196 Foreign and Sports Cars FIAT. vhite; 1200 SPIDER R/H; 200 4 speed; like new 395 or best offer, Call 256-1794 p.m. Au day Sat. and Sun. tires. after 6 Ex 1 CONDITION. AM-FM. Be $1, “100. = miles. Call 965-0213. i960 MERCEDES BENZ, 4 DOOR 190 nuilt engine, dependable, good ride 5595. Hiscott motors, 1815 Benson Av. tvanston, UN. 4-3958 1964 SIMCA 24,000 MI.; 1-627’ BEST OFFER. evenings. USTIN-HEALY eing 1000; 100-4 stripped ALPINE .LE for parts MANS DAvis | ~ VOLKSWAGEN _ AIR-CONDITIONED. | ‘61 KARMANN Two. tone black body BLACK, like in good 6-7990 or HI 6-6695 W—1957 831-7018. white; engine 2 ECONOM- GHIA: and and FAIR American Conv't $1,495 '65 '65 '64 '63 '62 American2 Dr. Classic 4 Dr. Classic 7704 Dr. Studebaker 4 Dr. Merc. Benz Std. $1,495 $1,395 $995 $445 $795 shift. 1966 FOR ical, hot weather commuting. ‘65 '62 VW BUS Vista-Cruiser windows; Sunroot, extra snow tires; best offer to $595. 724-7231, new shape. TO GOOD : or weekends AL : —y Wanted to Buy—Automobiles JUNK FREE CARS PICK JEFF’S oo Need ERNIE LINCOLN _ Trading in rit ill buy. - 200 TOWING WILMETTE Clean Cars McKAY susie” Ave. od de TOWING, We Gr WANTED '62 oln this Pvt. Spring? Classic 4 Dr. $495 Rambler ‘60 Rambler 4 Dr. ‘52 Cadillac 4 Dr. 2 1966 '60 Comet Sta. Wagon $395 '56 Metro Van-Ette $295 BR 3-2341 es _ owner. Call 679-2628. pal automatic, power steering, TOM FULL POWER, BUCKET SEATS, 2 + roof, radio, heater, WW’’s. uxury car. $2,895 —'65 Chrys. N.Y. 2 Dr. H/T brakes, gee STEERING, radio, owner. POWER heater, WW’s. Plymouth 4 Dr. Fury AUTOMATIC, ing, POWER radio, $995 '63 Dodge 4 ‘63 Chrysler Newport ’s. Must see RADIO, to ap- AUTOMATIC, = whitewalls. 2100 RADIO, : 24— HEATER, 4 Classified $995 A real TOP fun radio, AND DR., POWER radio, heater, WW’s. car onl: Daily till 9 Saturday STEERING, Nice second AT, PS, WW, TODAY’S of all cars. models BEST CHICAGO ’til 9:30 p.m plus BUY BRONZE. convertibles BR 3-3216 and FORD DA 8-3503 SPEED, 350 H.P. new white tires radio. You can’t sharp this car is. drive. 435 GREEN SUNDAYS BAY POS. AXLE, and AM-FM believe how Stop in for a : ‘64 Impala Convertible $1,595 1-5400 $1195 AND AIR CONDITION- TRANS. $1895 PWR. Radio, STEER. — Heater. 4 dr. $995 '64 Bonneville Vista $1295 AUTO. ELECT. TRANS. FULL PWR. $1195 GALX. 500 LOAD '64 Chevy Impala V8, $1295 AUTO., P.S. - '62 Corvair 4 Dr. AUTO. $495 TRANS. ‘62 Rambler 4 dr. Blue TRANS. SHARP $595 CAR. ‘61 Ford Galaxie 4 DR. AUTO TRANS. $595 ‘60 Pontiac 4 DR. H.T. AUTO., P.S. $595 TRANS. P.S., P.B. TRANS., V8, P.S. TRANS., P.S., P.B. FULL POWER AND AIR. Many! Many! More FREE CREDIT-CHECK CALL FOR MR. RAY ALL GUARANTEED SHOLL PONTIAC OF EVANSTON 1101 CHICAGO Suburban—GR 795 WILMETTE, '66 Cat. 6 Pass. Wagon ‘64 Bonn. 9 Pass Wagon ONE OWNER, NORTH SHORE driven. V8, powerglide, p. steering, radio, white walls and discs. White with black top and black interior. ROAD, AL BUCKET '65 Catalina 6 Pass. Wagon 2,095 CLOSED V8, 98 POWER, AUTO. $2,495 $ P.S., '65 Ford 9 Pass Wagon 4 SHARP Olds AUTO. SILVER GRAY WITH BLACK too and black bucket seats. V8, powerglide, power steering, radio. Brand new white wall tires and full safety equipment. One owner, Wilmette driven. ; IMPALA CPE. IMPALA CONV. IMPALA CONV. PONTIAC 4 DR. TRANS., seats. AUTO. '63 Corv. Sting Ray Conv. CYPRESS GREEN WITH SADDLE bucket seats. 4 speed, 110 HP engine, radio, white walls, wire discs and 2 years of used car warranty. Just what you need for the spring season. POWER WAGONS ’til 6 p.m. ‘65 Chev. Imp. S.S. Cpe. test AUTO. AUTO. AVE. Sat. TRANS. RAD. HT. Red. Black cordova. 4 DR..H.T. 6 CYL. AUTO. TRANS. and '66 G.T.O. H/T Cpe. $2495 AUTO. Steer. '64 Valiant 2 DR. FULL FACT. EQUIP. '62 Ford Galaxie 4-dr. makes NEW CAR TRADE-IN brakes. R-BEAUTIFUL $1,095 till 5 All Models in Stock For Immediate Delivery '65 Catalina H/T JOE JACOBS CHEVROLET 64 *63 ’61 ’*61 Before You Buy '63!/5 Ford Htp. Cpe. $595 Daily GET OUR PRICE AUTO. blue. 1131 HUGE SAVINGS BETTER DEALS BETTER TRADES '65 '63 Ford Cty. Sd. 9 Pass. $1,995 Open No Payments Till May — $1,395 v8. FINANCING PS. BURGUNDY SCHUMACHER RD., GLENVIEW and Sundays TRANS., gorgeous. GOLD CREDIT '66 LeMans H/T Cpe. $2195 '64 Ford Convt.—White BLK. TOP V8-AT, PS, R, WW. ROOF A/C poxi,” POWERblack. 3-4803 $1,495 $1,195 We have 15 other wagons many many low priced BR BEAUTY. '63 T-Bird Landau FULL POWER, A/C, BRONZE. $1,995 PASS. beautiful A $1,795 POWER roof. said EST. BANK WHITE $995 ‘65 Ford Ctry. Squire 10 POWER. blue. “6’’ STD. INTE- BLACK WITH WW’s, $1,495 ‘63 Fairlane Wagon $2,395 H.T. FULL black vinyl A/C 6 PASS., V8, AUTO. Bright blue. ‘65 Mercury Montclair DR. with 500 radio, ‘64 Ford Country Sedan full power with air and many other extras. Bal. fact. warr. 2 PS, POWER FULL Baby car. WITH FULL V8, '64 Corvair Monza Cpe. "$595 WAUKEGAN 729-3200 a/c, SEDAN, POWER STEERradio, heater, WW’s. One owner. $495 Open DR. ing, "62 Chrysler Newport ‘62 Corvair Wgn. ae | 4 $1,495 reciate. Polara DR., 6 CYL., AUTO., POWER steering, radio, heater, WW’s. A real bargain at $795 STEERING, heater, aie DR. SEDAN, POWER STEERing, + sane heater, WW’s. A real buy a $695 H.T., POWER BLACK trans., $1,795 ‘64 Galaxie 500 Spt. Cpe. ‘66 Mustang GT Convt. HEATER, at 2 DR. H. T., 383-4 BL ENGINE, 4 s a trans. ., Yradio, heater, ’s. Special on this one only STEER- whitewalls. Coupe $1,395 ‘64 Plymouth Sports Fury '64 Chrysler Ne'port 2 Dr. A V8 $2,395 ‘64 Chrysler Newport 4 $2,995 ‘62 ee POWER, air cond., radio, heater, Tom Lyons special at oe aoe FULL Imperial $1,995 $1,995 CROWN, LO.-MI. FULL POW. A/C DK. GREEN, black roof-Low low miles. PS, No Money Down $1,395 ‘64 Country Squire Bisc. V8, auto. trans., WW’s, red. auto. Blue. ‘66 Lincoln Cont. rior. FULL POWER, RADIO, WW’s. A ready to go WwW’s. ‘65 Imperial 4 Dr. H.T., V8, '66 T-Bird Landau '64 BUYERS ‘65 Ford Custom BLUE ‘‘6’’ AT-R-BEIGE YELLOW ‘66 Chrysler N.Y. 2 Dr. siete ‘66 Toronado. Full '66 Galaxie 500 4-dr. H.T. SE: FORD Schumacher Ford is now offering a warranty on used ’64, ’65, and ’66 Fords that protects the buyer for 2 years from the date of sale, or 50,000 miles, or up to 5 years from the date the car was built. RED, CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ACQUAINTED SALE GET POWER DR. PLYMOUTH 4 DR. SEDAN ba clean. $850. or best offer. GR 5-492 HAS A BETTER IDEA FOR USED CAR 24/50 WARRANTY A/C PONTIACS CONVERT. SCHUMACHER POWER DALE LOADED WITH NEW 1967 SPEED FLOOR SHIFT. BUCKET seats. Exc. cond. Original owner, must sell! $1,750 or best offer. 272-7166 "64 $3,595 LYONS IMPERIAL | 8-234| HARDTOP, FULL POWER, . MUST SACRIFICE. Call J.F. Daley at 945-6904. 1959 OLDSMOBILE 88 4 dan. Exc. cond. Call 272-9851. low $1,745 2 DR. air cond. power s like new 15,000 miles. $2,000 or offer. Call AL 6-3613 after 5 p.m. ‘65 GTO 4 SPRING 446-1446 1965 PLYMOUTH BELVIDERE II 2 dr. hard top, 383 cu. in. engine, 4 speed trans., positraction, radio, 8.55 wsw tires, Reverb unit, black vinyl top, very iow mileage. Best offer 2514685 or 251-2061. ; 1966 OLDS 442 With super chrome stock red line tires, anti spin rear axle, many extras. Call AL 1-7726. ‘66 Chevrolet 1965 T-BIRD OLDSMOBICE CONVERTIBLE owner. 7) IMPALA SUPER SPORT, 327 engine, 4 spd. trans.; built-in Sun tach; heavy duty clutch, suspension. 4 door HT. blue, 8 cyl.; PS, auto. trans., like new Firestone 500s. Bod in exc, cond. White ext., black int. 272-1658. 4 DR. Closed Sunday equipped w/auto. trans. All options and luxury extras. 1 Be DA 1957 PACKARD 4 DR. SEDAN; perfect mechanical and clean body condition; low mileage; good tires: super charger. Make offer. Original CONVERTIBLE 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 XL 2-dr. hdtp.; V-8; fully equipped; mileage; $900. Call 272-0384. 200 | Ser Solio Aabemeblles Sale—Automobiles BUICK 1966 RIVIERA GRAN Sport; full Epees w/air-conditioning. Black with black interior. Absolutely spotless. oe Forest owner. UTZ CONT’L Lake Forest. 234-1700 $3,395 SHOR-LINE RAMBLER 111 CHICAGO AVE. EVANSTON AIR-CONDITIONED 1965 Car? $75 $95 $95 PHONE FOR DETAILED EQUIPMENT ON ABOVE CARS 1-2211. _ Fully power MUSTANG For WHITE SALE!! © White 1961 Rambler—Burns oil $175. Pure white . 1965 Shetland stallion burn hay, $125. Will consider cash or horse trade. Call Saturday between 1 and 5 p.m. at 272-1264. 1965—LIKE NEW. OWNER MOVING our of town. Car can be seen at 717 serene Hill, Glenview. 729-1717 after ‘65 Classic 770 Wag. $1,695 GTO after 6 p.m. $395 $295 Need a Good Second ‘60 AMERICAN 2 Dr. auto, 61 AMERICAN 56 Buick 200 THUNDERBIRD 1965 — SINGLE’: ownership. Excel. condition. Under: 9400 miles. Air conditioned, power str. Power disc brakes. Auto. trans. Pwr. tinted glass windows. Safety panel. Radio, seat belts. aoe offer. Phone after 7 p.m. HI 6-517 Wagons par: Sale—Automobiles $695 '6| OWNERS ’63. Air We both save $ $. AL For $595 $595 $395 GR 5-8000 or $695 '62 Volks Evanston CONTINENTAL your ’61. ’62, diesel '62 Buick 2 Dr. '62 American 4 Dr. 6-2335 ‘955 VW SEDAN. GOOD ENGINE, 3 radio, tires, interior. Used as second car. $225. Call DA 6117. 4 dr., Pontiac 4 Dr. dition. Good tires. Clean inside. ery dependable. $350. a after 6 = p.m. RAMBLER fer: Sele-~Automobiles ’64 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD Air-cond., AM-FM, PS, PB, autronic eye, twilight control, cruise control, power door locks, adjustable steering wheel, 6 way seat, elec. trunk lock. Perfect condition, Cost new $8,300, first $2,800 grabs it. Call 432-5119. A NEW 1967 AMERICAN $1,839 COMPLETE 8-1453 r 5:30 p.m. 200 ~=For Sale—Automobiles AT SHOR-LINE ROADSTER. ILL. SATURDAYS 9 TO 5 AVE. 5-2800 Open to 9:00 P.M. Monday through Friday Saturday ’till 6:00 P.M. NEVER-ON-SUNDAY Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald » Deerfield Villager. * Highwood Herald March 30, 1967 �200 For Sale—Automobiles 1966 OLDSMOBILE Sedan. Fully equipped 98 200 including 200 For Sale—Automobiles F/A. $3,000. Private owner will accept trade and help >ualified buyer obtain bank financing. 724-5722 after 6 p.m. 1966 PONTIAC LEMANS 4 DR. . hardtop, radio, auto. power, WwWs. | CHEVY '60, BISC. 4 DR. AUTO., R/H, one owner, $250. Overhead cam 6, 17,000 miles. Clean, 251-3056 peszect. Going overseas. $2,095. 8648728. CADILLAC '6 SEDAN DEVILLE NEEDS SOME WORK. Dark green, all. pwr., w/air cond. 724-0575. Local owner. Garage kept., low mileage, Top cond. Private. $3,195. 945-7843. AIR-COND. AND ALL EXTRAS. $1,500. 1959 OLDS 88 4 DOOR. Call.GR 5-5000, Mr. Webster. Full power, like new tires, dependable. $150. Call afternoon and eve1961 OLDS SUPER 88 4 DOOR HT; nings. R/H.; autom. trans.; pow, steering: AL 6-0719 pow. ‘prakes; nice, clean 1 family car; 1965 BUICK SKYLARK CONVERT. $695. Call 446-5583. Bronze tan; black top and interior. 6 1963 CHEV. BEL AIR, 4 DR. cyl. auto. transm.; p/steering; WW Automatic, PS, PB, radio, low miletires. 1 owner. Low mileage. $1,900. age. Very good cond. Private party. Call 272-2737 after 6:30 p.m. Must sell 675-6595. 1966 PONTIAC 4 DR., H.T., VENtura, like new. 9,500 mi. 1 owner. Air 1962 FORD FAIRLANE, RADIO and power. Gold ext., blk. int. $2,800. heater. Private party. $500. or best Col. Kolster. 433-2959. offer. UN 4-7668. OLDS 1964, 98, 4 DOOR, HARD TOP, 1965 PONTIAC CATALINA power seats and windows. Excellent hardtop; fully equipped w/air 2-dr. condition. $1,700. $1,700. cond.; one owner. Call 446-5032 Call 729-0770. 1965 MUSTANG 2 PLUS 2 FASTback 289 V8. Phone HI 6-2048. ‘66 OLDS DELTA 2 DR. HARDTOP. '61 Ford Econoline 1964 Pontiac HOLIDAY 2 DR. 1966 Wagon. 4 Door $1,395 1961 Olds Starfire 1963 Mercury S-55 Bucket Seats, | Convert. $1395 HOLIDAY LINCOLN-MERCURY 535 CHICAGO DA $795 AY., EVANSTON NOW SAVE AS NEVER different colors, some 4 door and some also includes some Toronados. New car bank rate financing available. MONTGOMERY March 23, 1967 GROVE, YO 5-3500 4 Dr. TRANS. ILL. POW Evanston 1962 NOW AND SER- condition. AND Automatic, $995 FORD SAVE 13,000 1960 GMC 3/4 TON WALK-IN 2 IN STOCK. MUST SELL power WIL-SHORE FORD GREEN BAY WILMETTE, RD. ILL. |-5300 MONZA 1963 CHEV. glide, exc. steering. bucket radi Call 1 833-0012, trans. DE 100 Centr 4 DR. cond.; owner. 2618 Evanston. DAvis 8-4998. V Ewing FORD CONVERTIBLE 1962 Galaxie 500XL, white-red in Full power, low mileage, after 5 p.m. CR 2-6208. 1955 CHEVROLET, good condition, offer. 328-0794. 6 CYL. no radio; $75 or : excellent 1965 canal MUSTANG, cover — a! rust. 1965 TEMPEST WAGON; “e t trans.; pow. brakes oyaodl steering o" on, PArk KOT. and ‘ene. E k Clean, one owner, top cor dition $1005. 827- 2539 ‘59 OLDS Hey after 5 p.m. 88 AUTO., Sant. $375. PB, call’ e711 460 1966 on BUICK CUSTOM % DR. wer, low mileage. Exc. au top. Private owner. Call 256-1232. 1965 CHEVY STATION passenger V-8, DODGE _ Top of the and wheels, Exe. 990 PHO good STATION 1965. n miles. CONV. line. H. hee kept. Good tires; auto. shift; full power; reliable. $350. AMBASSADOR 2 WAGO: 31,000 ceptionally clean. Garage ‘Call 675-7012 after 6 p.m. WAG! Power-air co: cond, Small body geretee. pe De A stag, 2 snow. $1,600 1963 CHEVY II, LIGHT BLUE 21 hardtop. Auto.; power steering, ri and heater. Exc. cond. reasonable Offer. 392-8459. 1964 VW blue, 32,000 excellent UN 4-9299, 8:00 p.m. 1958 RAMBLER AMERICAN RUNS well, Automatic transmission, 2 extra — 4 seat belts and radio. $125. 831- F door, original 5-5533 after6 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE Will accept reasonable offer. In exc. cond. See at 1114 Waukegan Rd., Glenview, or call 724-7900. 1963, 2 uphol., tires, spare unused. 1957 CHEVY Best offer after 6 p.m. 869-5805. 59 cond. call MERCURY Squire, MILES, Good between WAGON clean, very Passenger. Call 869-7499 1964 FORD tires 9:00 } a.m. pee 1959 WAGON AUTO. TRANS. RUNS 945-5294 after 6 p.m. GOOD. $125. after 4 p.m. GALAXIE 500 Radio; heater; power steering; matic drive; will sacrifice. 1963 CHEVROLET pow., new air-cond., white Very low auto. excellent $1,300. CR trans condit 2-6578 1940 FORD FOR SALE COMPLETE w/model T front end. 426 cubic inch Chrysler Hemi engine. Olds rear end. Best offer. 761-5189. CHEVY 1963 V8 AUTO. must sell, $875. Phone 491-1120 or LA ONE SALLE — 2 CLASSICS BOTH new cond. 1937 Opera coupe and dr. sedan. Best offer. AM 2-0200 NE 4-3916 eves. ’62 LIKE 1939 4 days; Stick; white inside OWNER a Be IMPALA V8, walls, mil. sa little 24-9057. RAMBLER $275 V—8 1965 CADILLAC SEDAN Full power and air. offer. Joy Cleaners, 211 Evanston. Thurs. Call DR. miles, leather LOTS CLEAN 1958 CHEVY 4 DOOR 6 cyl., auto., PS, good tires, runs perf. $150. Call AL 1-1337 after 5. 60 4 trans. radio, heater. $450. AM PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR’' HODTP., one owner, white/blue vinyl int. 318 V8, 2 Bbl. carb; exc. mech. cond., new brakes. muffler, bty. prem. WSW tires. Push button torqueflite trans., 5; 2B... a (Weert, asi radio htr., STR. $295 EVANSTON DODGE CIT 1901 Green Bay Road CORVAIR PRIVATE PARTY—1961 CONVERTible Lark. $195. Telephone 432-6740 after 6 p.m. 1961 LARK 4 DOOR 6 CYLINDER. Like new W/W tires; R/H; snow tires. Exc. condit. Very dependable. Orig. owner. $350 or offer. 256-1621. Ford Convert. Ba: 764-6808. SOLD solex glass. $495. 8 CYL. Bargain 328-3670 $1,895 THIS CAR Comet Radio. esi STEERING, Souae: Auto. BANK FINANCING 1960 AUTOMATIC, EVES. $395 $1,795 p.m. TRUCK OPEN Bas your convenience. Ford 9 Pass. ALpine 1961 Automatic price at Squire Wgn. TRANS steering. in town. $795 Convert. by us. Excellent of money. $695 OLDS 8833 Waukegan Rd. MORTON 2 Dr. SQUIRE, CLEAN. $695 Power one WITH Jennings Chevrolet CLEAN. 8 CYL., AUTO 2 door. This nicest 241 Waukegan Rd. 729-1000 Glenview Now open 7 days a week for $395 All 1966 88's must go. Some are demos, executive driven. Different models, some with air conditioning, FULL. viced 761 BEFORE Hardtop. We have many many more cars in stock including wagons, Corvettes, Cadillacs. Please stop in and inspect our new location. CRUISO. 1964 Ford Custom, Full power. A real buy 1962 Chev. Impala 2 Dr NICE $2,395 AUTO, sharp. AIR Ford 6 Pass. 8 CYL. 1962 Pontiac Cat. Convt. ‘65 Chev. Impala S.S. Coupe $795 1961 A '64 Mercury Convert. 1963 Chev. 8 CYL, POWER. ‘65 Chev. Impala Convert. v8, V8, $675 Let's Have a Clearance SALE THE Automatic. ‘61 Ford Ctry AIR COND. ALL POWER RUNS GOOD. 8-2300 H, A fine family car. price IS A CAR THAT WILL MOVE An original owner, spotless 4- PERFECT BUY CRUSO Full $1,395 AUTO. $1,095 1962 AND FULL price $2,095 Valiant 4 Dr. Sedan speed AUTO, FULL POWER, CONDITION. Full V8 AUTOMATIC. wife. $795 Green. 1965 Ford Ranch Wagon 2 Dr. R car for your — HERE fast. 1964 Chev. Impala v8, ALL POWER, AIR CONDITION $1,295 6 CYL. WITH $1,595 TRANS., '6| $795 Sedan. CYLINDER mileage. THE PERFECT SECOND CAR auto trans., radio and heater. 1963 Chev. Wagon Caliente 6 low '66 Olds V8, POWER, WAGON. ing $450 $975 $1,695 Sharp. “a Ford XL Convert. 1963 1967 Mustang 2 Plus 2 NEW CAR GUARANTEE. British| '63 Corvair RED $1,395 $1,595 1965 Comet SPRING SPECIAL — POWER, roof. Showroom be seen to be ‘64 Olds 2 Dr. Holiday AIR. Hardtop. Low Mileage. 2 Dr. H.T., POWER FACT. VINYL TOP. $1,895 8 CYL., FULL vinyl must NICE perfect 1962 T-Bird Hardtop 1966 Ford Ranch REAL auto trans., AUTO 1964 Bonneville 4 Dr. $2295 A 1963 Cad. Cpe. DeVille 4 DR. Chev. i sa ‘65 Impala 4 Dr. HT $1,895 $3,695 2 Dr. Hardtop. AIR $1,995 2 DR. FASTBACK, 390 ENGINE, STANDARD TRANS., LOW MILES. Air Conditioned, Sharp. 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix LIKE 1964 Chevelle Coupe $2795 HT. V8, white black new. This car - appreciated. $1,795 1965 Cadillac Air Cond. ‘65 Impala 4 DR. 390, V-8, FULL POWER. ALL BLACK EXECUTIVE CARS USED CAR CLEARANCE EVANSTON. DODGE CITY Offers the Best Pre-Owned Autos ALL POWER. NEW. 9 RASS WAG. = For SPITS Jennings Chevrolet Ford Galaxie 500 FULL 200 For Sale—Automobiles $2,475 AND Sedan, TOP 1965 PRICES SLASHED ON ALL NEW 1966 MERCURYS 1965 Lincoln H. Bonneville SAYS! 200 Spring Specials 1965 T-Bird Van $2,150 Call 939-3860 or 966-0431. MR. For Sale—Automobiles 1964 GTO-TROPHY WINNER 3 deuces; Muncie 4-speed; Hurst Linkage; disc brakes; vibersonic; many extras. Must sell. $1,400. 8272583. LUXURY 1963 VALIANT 4 door station wagon. R walls; snow tires. Exe. and out. $750. 272-5045, ¢ CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DR. stick, 6, 35,000 miles, white walls, | 1965 CHEVY V-8; AUTO. heat off : P.S. and or P.B.; clean; $1,425. heater. $500 or bes t offer. 401-1180 95144190: dio, radio, ’TIL 9, SAT. "TIL 5 CLOSED SUNDAY MUSTANG 1965 v8 FASTBACK only used 6 months. Need money. Call LI 8-4390 after 6. See 1965 FORD CONVERTIBLE TIRED OF LOOKING? P! You'll how want new a used this one. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk © Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald car 433-2459. can Classified — be �wy LIKE 201 ble. 275-3417 after 6 p.m. ‘OLDS’ CUTLASS CONVERT. 12’ Catamaran Sailboat. Don’t pay more to go slower! $782-Family fun and comfort. Local Fleet-Racing for everyone. Northshore Multihull. 864-7880 or 677-5924 seats; like : 1963 OLDS CUTLASS CON_ vertible. 4 sp. on fl., sharp, top in good condition. PA 9-1486 after 6:30 p.m. 921 Leamington, Glenview. Best offer ‘ta 4466817 bsg auice SKYLARK, 1963 Sse amg V-8; auto. trans.; P-.S.; ather interior, bucket seats; CONP.B.; tinted ae ona NEW _Blass; sacrif. $875. 491- 1120; 1961 ‘STICK This SHIFT; = SHIFT. ONE | car. OWNER. UN 4- 5078. Ee __. whitewalls; 28,000 6-eyl.; stick; good sy Cail 729-4084. — 1963 9 Pass. Chev. Impala. FULL POWER. LIKE NEW akine CALL PARK, 4-4702. ELECTRA 225 CUSTOM 2 cee ardtop. 20,000° miles. Firm. $2,250. - aeeetn -— T965 CYL. OPTOMIST AUTO. NEW YORKER er epder. Sunday, new Call 475-2578. 3 FORD engine April FAIRLANE _ Power steering; saaition. very Se eit ey 2nd yr. old after 500 radio; clean, 8766. CRD ALAG 1 $250 1 p.m. 202 2 DOOR heater. Exc. low mileage. 64 CONVERTIBLE Impala 1959 RAMBLER CLASSIC 6 cylinder automatic. Runs well, body. $100. a afternoon and oe ners. . ee1960 Full ow 4 x COUPE power; miles; rar DOOR DR. Ey V-8 ALpine new 'Ww’s; 1-5750 after CHEVY top; 6 p.m. CONVERT. excellent STICK; 283 AUTO; mechanical cond.; Bie ies oror offer. Call before 6 p.m. 446After 6 p.m. 1965 CORVAIR at 328-5459. 500, 4 DR. HT., AUTO, trans., radio, like new ww tires, 16,000 miles, price $1,050 min. Orig. Call VE 5-0731 aft. 6 p.m. - BUICK 1960 owner. _ 4-9828 early morning or evenings. he CADILLAC 2-DR. .; good eee: clean. Breay—PArk 9-262 $570. 3eo CHEVY STATION WAGON 8__ eyl.; pow. steer.; stick shift; R/H; | one owner; exc. cond. Be: PArk 4-2808. Pe? 1965 DODGE WAGON; AUTO. _trans.; ; power steering; Breas A owner; excellent — SPACE Bis. ; p/b.; ee One Ee: t/h.; cond. 1961; 4 heater; owner; Al 14,500 $1,300. DR., radio; condition. Tie PA CHEVROLET seats, Phone $1,400. Cali BISCAYNE STA. tion wagon. 6 cyl. Pwr. steering, radio, heater. Good porttion. $795. Call after p.m., OR 4-527. a gs | SORTS Sud dr.; P/B; ogee set tires and ha se PONTIAC SF ye? : | A fine CATALINA Hydromatic; new R/H; brakelining. 251-3929. BONNEVILLE condition; 2 DR. $395. GReen- FORD 8 CYL., RADIO, 4 dr., good condition, $100. HEAT475-6876. 2 leaf 5- 1957 er, P/S; USE HOLLISTER WANT ADS 26—Classified Evanston Review a sniffer as big as a hose Plastic surgery here Ruined poor Speedy’s career (For he no longer wins : ing you can’t measure with numbers. Submitted by: Marshall Field ma Ill. doesn’t want HOWARD GREENWALD 2849 Birchwood Wilmette, III & Co. A leopard called on look at my wife I see complained. ‘‘What leopard, aren’t you?” conceded the leopard, Submitted a doctor. ‘‘Every time I spots before my eyes,’’ he do you expect, you’re a asked the doctor. ‘‘Yes,”’ ‘‘but my wife is a zebra.”’ by: LONNIE MUSICUS 530 Locust Road Lad and Lassie Man: Wilmette, Illinois (ordering lunch) Miss, I’ll have grits, please. Waitress: Hominy, Man: Oh, sir? about five or six. 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Buy U.S. Savings Bonds The U.S. Government does not pay for this advertisement. It is presented as a (@) public. service in cooperaNia? tion with the Treasury Department and The Advertising Council. MARK BARAN 3737 Oak Ave. Are you a good little boy? Nope, I’m the kind of boy my me to play with. teacher ordered him to write a composition on “What I Would Do with a Million Dollars.” But the boy just kept on alternately dozing and playing. “Listen, Johnny,” the exasperated teacher said. “I would like to know what you'd do with a million dollars!” “But teacher,” the pupil replied, “this is what I’d do if J had a million dollars!” is a star-spangled good feel- by: Hip’s Hobby Hut Whether you buy just one Bond—or a Bond every month on the Payroll Savings Plan—that $4 for $3 return is guaranteed by the U.S. Government. And buying Savings Bonds helps build your security another way, too— by helping build your country’s security. Knowing you’re doing your part to support our men in Vietnam by a nose!) Submitted ADD ‘65 Tempest, 2 Orit, bucket A jockey named Speedy MacToze Had bits The young pupil was the teacher’s greatest headache. All he did each day was to daydream, tease the girls, and 8 snow 5= ATR-COND. P.S., P.B.. POWER WINdows. $1,700 or best offer. AL 1-1782. | is PLYMOUTH SATELITE 2 - door HT. blue, 8 cyl.; PS, auto. trans., con , radio, 4-2935. FM Modern math-Savings Bond Style And now, with the new 4.15% interest rate, E Bonds mature faster— in just 7 years! Your old Bonds will earn more, too. And they’ll continue to grow for you, at the new interest rate, as long as you hold them. So now Savings Bonds are better to buy, and hold, than ever. LESABRE One owner; 8 cyl., power brakes and steerin g. Asking $750. Make offer. UN . a GOOD '60 CAT. R/H; € 150x10-L0TT DE. VILLE positrac; vinyl MUST SELL. GALAXIE, PONTIAC <5 PRE (75x lo= 2500 37.50 x10 = 500% rking cond., recent battery, brakes, nition etc. Exc. value. $195. 446-0830, 1-5953 eves. ae WER Eskimo good eve- nings. AL 6-0719 — '64 CADILLAC fC Convert. Gaatasieas. OWNER. EXC. COND. ; 432-8304 after 5 p.m. *S MRE Airplanes PIPER TRI-PACER 1960 Caribbean with only 500 hrs. since new. Primary inst. panel, VHT-3 radio, $5,000 or best offer KNAUTZ CONT'L Lake Forest 234-1700 Navy; white top and int.; full pow.; ampered; executive- driven: garage ept. $2,500 or best offer. 724-9454. "63 Chevy 6 Bn de luxe sedan, all extras incl. aircond., and AM-FM radio, 25,000 mile ae CLASS HELP! I HAVE 2 BOATS. Must sell like new 25’ 1960 Owens Cabin Cruiser. Best offer. 945-3273. 16’ LARSON — ALL-AMERICAN FIberglass 35 H.P. Johnson. Exc. cond., new vinyl top. Many extras., trailer etc., must sell. DA 8-4487. 4 DR. coateaiee. Must sell. Call 328-8874. : ae CONVERTIBLE 1959 CHEVY y _AR 8’ SAILING PRAM, USED ONCE. $155. Call 724-5444 or 247-8615. 11,000 mi., radio, heater, WWs, Positraction, P/S, P/B. Ivory w/gold int. $1,400. 432-5131, 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. "65 CHRYSLER house? SELDOM PENGUIN 6745, PLYWOOD, DaAcron sail, Murphy, Nyes. $375. Available w/trailer if desired. Call AL 1-8051. warranty left. Windsor 5-3397. BARRACUDA—6 NEW OUTBOARD MOTOR, EVINRUDE, 3 h.p. $65. Very little use, has been an estate for some time. Call 328-8328. 8 FT. HYDROPLANE, MERC. 20 45 MPH $175 or sell separately CR 2-5319. $90. ‘ twice. 1965 Sunfish Sailboat Call 724-3290. transportation; extras. CATAMARAN AQUA-CAT WITH GATOR TRAILER. 0 sq. ft. sail. 28’ deck area. Easily launched. Ideal training and racing boat. $850. AL 6-0712 after 6:30 WITH TRAILER, LIKE used. Call DI 8-0873. miles. 1958 FORD 4-DR. SEDAN and many trailer were used DOLPHIN FIBREGLAS SAIL BOAT, 24 ft. ExceHent cruising and racing boat, 6 bags of sails. Inboard engine. One half interest available. Moored in Wilmette Harbor. CR 2-5602. 1961 RAMBLER 4-DR.. CLASSIC utomatic; tire, 679-0345. 1957 CHEVY se ENIN and Price for all $425, no more‘or no less. 251-1120, utch; $450. Good transportation Phone 491-1120 or 251-1120. spare boat Can you find the Santa Claus, hay wagon, house, fish, elf, kite, Christmas tree, bird, and basket in the shoemaker’s foi kept. Gator, low SAILtrailer, Risen garage driven; best ni . A si ogee lady SUNFISH of orn R/H; w/gift ND gil. FIBERGLAS 1966, , CHEV '65 2 DR. BEL AIR V-8 boat, sia it cree pow. ALCORT THIS WEEKS WINNERS LJ bucket gallery peanut ‘the % a Ee. Console; Motors & - cond. Outboard ~ Exe. power brakes; power steering; new tires. $1,095. Call 761-4379. and & 1963 Boats o - RUNS stick; good tires; clean; very rea- - eo BEL AIR in exc. cond.; interior, very Kee CHEVY new; 3 BO Sans ava 5-6 wnt 56 & BOATS & AIRPLANES| For Sale—Automobiles ARO 200 Pa wean SEND TO:. Vera Yttri PEANUT GALLERY 1232 CENTRAL AVE. 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Holy Cross Mothers Cash in on Hawaiian Trip A Hawaiian holiday will be awarded to one lucky guest at the poy ‘Cross Mother’s Club Apr. 15 -Juncheon in the Edgewater Beach Hotel, 5349 N. Sheridan Rd., Chicago. | A social hour will begin at 11:30 a.m. with luncheon served at 1 p.m. _ The trip was booksof green purchased stamps with the mem- _ bers have been collecting for sever- | al months, beginning with December Christmas in the the Air _ housewalk. ay _, Mrs. Robert Kartheiser of Deer_ | field is chairman of the benefit and Mrs. Gerald Moran of Deerfield is _ the co-chairman. Ee Luncheon guests will view fash- | Models will include Mrs. Donald | ions by Mr. Marty and the Little __ Miss and Mister Shop in Golf Mill. | Smalter, Miss Pamela King, | Paul Jason, Mrs. Edmund _ Mrs. James Wetzel, Mrs. Mrs. Leslie, Edmund Zarek, Mrs. Mrs. Michael Deerfield. Youngsters James N. Anderson, Navilie, modeling all will and of be Kevin Moran, Susan Kartheiser, Patricia Tobin, Mary Ellen Morrison, and Timmy and Terry Houston, all of Deerfield. The club has earmarked the luncheon earnings toward the expenses of educational TV in the school. Committee members, all from Deerfield, include Mrs. James Brennwald, invitations; Mrs. Edward Kelly, reservations; Mrs. Henry Theisen, hospitality; Mrs. John Bergman, decorations; Mrs. Donald Dickens, programs; Mfs. Norbert Devine, treasurer; Mrs. Ronald Ejisenbeis, cocktails; Mrs. John Tobin, fashions; Mrs. David Johns, prizes; Mrs. Joseph Pugliese, posters; Mrs. Daniel Starck, publicity; and ty, music. Mrs. John Dougher- Mrs. Paul Jason of Deerfield (right) is teaching moppet models Kevin Moran, Susan Kartheiser, and Patricia Tobin, all of Deerfield, how to execute a professional pivot. They will show clothing from the Little Miss and Mister Shop at Golf Mill during the Holy Cross Mother's Club luncheon Apr. 15. Mrs. John Tobin (from left), Mrs. John Bergman, and Mrs. Robert Kartheiser, all of Deerfield, are gathering Hawaiian artifacts for the Holy Cross Mother's Club's Apr. 15 “Hawaiian Holiday" luncheon in the Edgewater Beach Hotel. (Howard Fochler Photos) Lm Women's Club Fashion Show To Have Gay, Spring Motif at Spring will burst out with the ‘Fashion Fantasy’’ tulips style show to be given by the Highland Park Woman’s Club ‘Vednesday in the Villa Moderne Re kie Blvd. and Lak Northbrook. Cocktails will be aurant, SkoCook Rd., served Gannan, Mrs. Mitchell Block, Mrs. Robert E. Clarkson, Mrs. J. Lester Jones, Mrs. Donald E. Keller, Mrs. Albert R. Bernard, and Mrs. Jack B. Castle. All are of Highland Park. Deerfield members who will model are Mrs. Harry F. Tubergen at noon followed by luncheon at 1 p.m. A part of the menu is the Put ’N Take and Mrs. Edward H. Higgins. houses is their hobby. Reservations for the luncheon can be made Norman F. Harvey, 11:45 with 1999 a.m. Mrs. Castle- wood Dr., Highland Park, or Mrs. Harry F. Tubergen Jr., 1303 Kenton Rd., Deerfield. Following the luncheon, the scholarship fund committee will present Mrs. Arthur Cook of High- Reservations can be made with Mrs. J. Carl Arens, 1746 Elmwood Dr., Highland Park. land Park, a club member, who will of Highland Park. Will See Slides show slides Africa. Edgar Stevens’ fashions will be shown at 2 p.m. and will be group Table, fun and surprise items available for sale under the direction of Mrs. Francis E. Luthmers modeled John J. by club Howard, members Mrs. Mrs. Michael The the last of the Collectors’ series Highland will be Study presented to Park Woman’s Club at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in the clubhouse, 1991 Sheridan Rd. "Peeping through the tulips” for favorable signs of spring are (from left) Mrs. John Howard of Highland Park, Mrs. Edward Higgens of Deerfield, and Mrs. Lester Jones of Highland Park. The women want to make sure the Highland Park Woman's Club fashion show will be truly "springy. (Bud Daley Photo) Betty Rice Titone of Burchrunville, Pa., will conclude the series with slides of “Historic Homes, Chester, Pa.’’ Mrs. Titone lives revolutionary in a restored prehome. She and her husbands artists Mrs. Titone are and of her summer in At 2 p.m. Miss Eleanor Gardner, lyric cago has am has dramatic soprano of the Chiopera, will sing. Miss Gardner appeared in ‘‘Salome,” ‘MadButterfly,” and ‘Faust,’ and had leading roles with opera companies in Italy, and New France, Germany, York. restoring March 30, 1967 �Sncidentally ae By SHIRLEY GORDON circles, is reckoned by the size of your color tele- tatus, in some vision Se Miss Noto to Wed Highland Park Man screen, the country club to which your family belongs, or perhaps the number of times each year you jet to the Coast. Informed sources assure me that in our community status is achieved if Tony, the debonair butcher at Sunset Foods, knows you by name. ver notice what a marvelous way women have of adjusting facts to suit their convenience? A guest during a recent luncheon lit a cigarette and drew happily at it. When her neighbor expressed surprise because the smoker had given up cigarettes, the contented puffer explained, “After the third week of absolute misery and craving for tobacco, I everybody has to die of something—you something you enjoy’ and I went right back Well, honey, that takes care of what, now when. said to myself, ‘Now, honey, might as well die of doing to my favorite brand.” you only have to worry about BY’ Rice Titone is a current house guest of the Benedict Goodmans. Mrs. Goodman is chairman of the Collectors’ Study Group at the Highland Park Woman’s at Tuesday’s Back from Club and will be presenting Mrs. Titone meeting. a brief honeymoon are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Foster is the former Mrs. Bonnie Croft of the HicHwoop They are making their home on Wade Av. in Highland Foster. Mrs. HERALD staff. D * aN 24 ¥ a8 a LS . = ae: At a recent dinner, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Charles Noto of Wilmette announced the engagement of their daughter Cather- ine Rose to Anselm Joseph Harrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Harrison of Highland Park. Miss Noto attends Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart in Purchase, Miss Noto N.Y., and expects to receive her bachelor’s degree in May. She is a member of the Junior Auxiliary of the HU hel OPEN Sunday — April 2, 1967 913 Northwoods Drive Charming custom built Colonial Ranch situated on large wooded lot in prestige area. 4 Twin size bedrooms (one is cedar paneled). 2 Ceramic tile baths (one in master bedroom). Carpeted living room with Colonial fireplace and wood paneling. Separate dining room. Pine cabinet kitchen with range and oven and raised hearth Colonial fireplace. There is a lovely screened porch, two car garage and a full basement. The rear yard is completely fenced in. Offered realistically at $42,500. Presenta- tion Ball. Her fiance escorted her at her 1963 debut. Mr. Harrison attends Villanova University in Pennsylvania. The couple plan a July wedding. Call Art Scheskie A&R Realty 945-0714 745 Deerfield Road, Deerfield Park. d hewg are certainly a number of fashion shows coming up to initiate the spring season. Among those planned for our area in the near future are the Woman’s Society of World Service of the Bethany Methodist and E.U.B. Church’s “Sun ’N Fashions” Apr. 12. Also, “Hawaiian Holiday,” sponsored by the Holy Cross Mother’s Club Apr. 15; the Highland Park Woman’s Club’s “Fashion Fantasy” Apr. 5; and the Highwood Women’s Club’s “‘April Showers,” also on Apr. 5. Winnetka etlet t/77, Lake Forest 504 VA | Nos porn Couples Plan Rites in August Mr. and Chicago Mrs. have Milton Brown announced the of en- ae gagement of their daughter Linda to Allan Richard Glick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Glick of Highland Park. Miss Brown is a_ senior at Northern Illinois University in De Kalb, where her fiance received his bachelor’s degree. He is working toward his master’s degree there now and teaching in Sterling, Ill. The couple plans an wedding. (Cry-Dun Photo) —_ Miss Logli Oe a tS RES GET Will Meet Board ; Miss Brown The Northwestern University Settlement Board will hold its monthly meeting the in at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday Nathan Mrs. of home Kimballwood 828 Corwith, _Ln., Highland Park. Co-hostesess will be Mrs. Horace Vaile and Mrs. Bowen Stair. August Logli-De Rose... Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Logli of Highwood announce the engagement of Joseph Mrs. their De daughter Rose, Rose De Frark son Flora of Mr. of to and T-bta54 An August wedding is planned. Miss Logli is a senior at Highland Park High School. Mr. De Rose electronics at Technology. is DeVry majoring Institute in of you'll recognize instantly! That certain look! Honeybee has it in our 6 ba spirited assortment of classic clothes i) wi March 30, 1967 = 7 honeybee 47 69 Linden AVENUE hubbard woods 60094 phone: 835-4191 great special purchase of mm ge), M15] ke foto many-colored florals & quilts just 16 VT =~) ¢ - ap4 me. ee 1) �- Mrs. Harold Dembo | Davidson, Mrs. Art (seated from left), Mrs. Benjamin Keller, all of Highland Park: Mrs. Martin Heller of Chicago and (standing) Mrs. Albert Gold of Skokie, enjoy luncheon while discussing the plans for the new Ravinia Green Country Club. iil ® e Women Have By SHIRLEY GORDON Some wise business men bought in themselves Riverwoods and recently a country (Ravinia club Green), which they planned to turn into a luxurious, yet multi-sports facility that whole families could enjoy. So while they were busy with ; legal documents, membership ap_ plications, and construction problems, these same wise business men turned over to their wives detail work ~ woman of giving the the little what she wants. to Highland _ chairman Parker of the board, Art Keller, ‘‘are facili- ties every bit as spacious and comfortable as those usually given to the men, plus a few added details planned for the comfort of the fair sex.”’ Therefore, usual mixed play on wagon dinners in the ‘We will also participate in Swing Club Day, when our members will go out to play golf with the patients at Downey Hospital.’ “But we enjoy realize golfing husbands chairman, are not as do,’ Mrs. all much women as a golf fun co‘‘so day, probably on a Sunday, which will be a day of golf games but not as a serious game—more like a day of stunts.” Plan Two Swimming the wives along with Pools and pool lounging will the club and children. activities for wives No element of country club living has escaped their discerning eyes. With 11 or 12 voices to be heard at each session, the final results are usually well-fought victories. Schedule Events Is golf the family hang-up? While have planned it. There: are two Olympic-sized outdoor pools; one of which will be primarily used by the teen set. An indoor pool, also Olympic size, will be open all year around, heated temperature and to comfortable surrounded by lounge chairs and will have piped-in music. “A member,” Metrick said of Glencoe, Mrs. David “is planning water programs and a water ballet for us. We also have a delightful outdoor wading pool for the small- fry that will keep - planned for women. “But,’’ warned Mrs. Roy Witz of Deerfield, ‘‘we are not going to be a sitter-service. Children can’t be dumped here while their mothers pursue other activities. Each mother must be responsible for her own children at the pool, so that they “In addition to _ Tuesday as ladies day on the links, ; 60 are Highland Park, whose husband, a noted interior decorator, is doing the one off the men’s locker room. There is a third card room be used for mixed tournaments. to The busy wives will breathe wellearned sighs of relief Apr. 29. That is the date they have chosen for the opening luncheon at the club. It will be spiced with a fashion show from the well-stocked pro shop. Members of the new Ravinia Green Country Club won’t have to find excuses for their wives when they want to spend a day at the club. In fact, the way planned the women it, the men have will probably have to spend a day at the club they want to see their wives! if the club interiors. Hire Restaurateur “Food service is important, too,” said Mrs. Keller. ‘‘We want someplace where we can entertain our friends, or just enjoy a quiet well- served, family dinner without having to apologize for poor food.” So the club has hired restaurateur, Stewart Alpert, to manage the club and oversee the kitchens. The wives also have read comfort and luxury into the meaning of locker rooms. Old, cramped lockers have been replaced with spacious new ones. Hair dryers, steam cabinets, and private dressing rdoms have been added. There is also a ‘“‘quiet room’’ where a woman can catch a small nap before the evening’s social pace begins. Adjacent to the locker room is a card and mah jong room, as large occupied while women’s _ golf. moms them the excellent 18-hole course and the services of top pro, Bob Hennig, are important, so are the events “We are planning many husband and wife activities,” said Mrs. Bernard Blair, co-chairman of their Several of the wives are tennis buffs—and therefore two outdoor courts have been constructed. Looking forward to tennis matches is Mrs. Benjamin Davidson of as their claims her Robert Cohen, planning are not only entertained but so that they don’t destroy the enjoyment of others.” club get the star treatment, as the wives the wives of some of the new members, have been meeting in coffee and luncheon sessions to plan chuck house. be ‘Say’ in New Ravinia Green Club weekends, Friday afternoon will be couples golf events, followed by we “And what she wants,’”’ according the iy, FQ e sunning or swimming.” Art Keller of Highland the Park, chairman of Ravinia Green Country Club, listens to some suggestions for women's facilities from Mrs. Marvin Sholl of Evanston. March 30, 1967 a ee �As CaeSeatpa 5 5> oeBs ages oh eeERE coe 2 5 SW ings Pee ete athe ‘ eee Saget octfee ENE Ws — ESeae So Re s Reg peer Women Honor 4 Doctors Today The Woman’s Auxiliary of High- NeNS land Park Hospital is observing ‘Doctors Day’ today and will present red carnations, symbol of the day, to each doctor on TILL APRIL 30th! \Nay N NN the hospital staff. ="=" = E= On this date in 1842 Dr. Crawford Representing the auxiliary will be its president, Mrs. Samuel Steinman; Mrs. John Martineau, vice- { Room Air Conditioner Park. YOU Will Elect, Bowl $DY50ne | “Carts followed by a bowling party when they meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday the Rose Bowl, 100 W. Dundee Buffalo Grove. Dr. Bernard Kaye, Highland Park Hospital physician, accepts tea ~ from Mrs. Samuel Steinman of Highland Park during the Auxiliary's spring meeting where he was the guest speaker. (Milton Merner Photo) Guest Day Weavers Guild Will Have The ‘will North hold Shore its Weavers annual Guild guest day meeting at Northminster Presbyterian Church, 2515 Central Park Group Will Revise Excerpts of History A revision of by-laws will be considered by the Ravinia Auxiliary of the Chicago Commons when they meet at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Grant, 400 Mrs. Arthur Raff of Highland Park will read excerpts from “Chicago Commons Through Forty Years,” written by Dr. Graham Taylor, the settlement’s founder and director. The book is dedicated to his daughter, Miss Lea Taylor, a former Ravinia resident who succeeded her father as director. She retired a few years ago. Also planned for the meeting is a contribution to the settlement’s summer camp in Indiana for boys and girls. OES TO MARK Eastern 1 tomorrow & PICK-UP 1543 Old for dinDanae oR NE TOES IF WE PICK-UP '°%cz HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING Deerfield Rd., Highland Park @ ID 2-0407 AI!” SR Store yours p.m. next Gam ~ 9:15 Pan ' Mr. and Mrs. James Schwalbach will present their ‘Report from Scandinavia: Art and Design in a Democracy,” featuring slide photoMr. Schwalback is chairman of the art department of the University of Wisconsin Center System. His wife is associate professor of related art in the School of Home Economics. Hostesses for the tea hour following the program will include Mrs. Joel Lawton of Wilmette, Mrs. Ben Rose of Highland Park, and Harry Carter of Winnetka. Mrs. Homemakers Plan The Lake County Homemakers will meet at 8:15 p.m. Monday in Christ Methodist Church, 1558 Wilmot Rd., Deerfield. A lesson on “Fish Cookery” presented by Mrs. Louise Lasek and Mrs. Lyman Higgins, both of Deerfield, will be open to the public. The group is making plans for a dessert-style show May 17. BIRTHDAY Campbell Chapter No. 712, Order of the at through ner and two lines of bowling. IN BISHOP in Rd., Mrs. Roland Zahn, 459 Margate Terrace, Deerfield, is taking reservations BRING graphs and tape-recordings. By-laws, Hear home of Mrs. Charles Cumnor Ct., Deerfield. Av., Evanston, Thursday. S$ REPAIR or RENEW YOUR The Deerfield Jaycee Auxiliary will have an election of officers . C7 SICK ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS Let Bishop's president; and Mrs. Robert LeClereq, secretary, all of Highland ee oo 4 2 -W. Long of Georgia first used ether as an anesthetic agent in a surgical operation. Eze == —— |BeSSeaza |= 2a=—— = £6 Star, will hold its 55th birthday meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Hundley Memorial Masonic Temple, 461 Laurel Av., Highland Park. SPRING CLASS SCHEDULE now available % Suburban Fine 1140 HIGHLAND Arts Park Ave., PARK e@ *% Center West ID 2-1888 OK LOVELY fo” ie" Vv" witha SPRIN'S NEW COIFFURE ©” While you’re here . . treat yourself to a warm oil manicure and RA Gotoh hand massage. | MANICURING Men are Tues. thru Sat. by Appointment — ask WELCOME for Peggy Neds Show Hotel Svamaten ot 85 Lindow Ave, WimmatBar O fite-Calon 1438 OLD SKOKIE ROAD HIGHLAND TEL, 432-0433 Racctwenaneesy nansnsrunbie e March 30, 1967 , PARK, ILLINOIS; {Hubbard weeds foahion one THAR Parking at both Mapai : �Sisterhood to Hear Talk on Art Shirley Kravitt (Mrs. Jerome) of Highland Park will be the guest speaker for the North Suburban Synagogue Beth{ee El Sisterhood at | 12:30 p.m. Tues& TODAY Emblem Park. Miss TOMORROW s Chicago Commons, Ravinia Auxiliary—1 p.m., home Grant, 400 Cumnor Ct., Deerfield; revision of by-laws. | 2 of Mrs. Charles MONDAY Lake County Homemakers—8:15 p.m., Christ _ Wilmot Rd., Deerfield; lesson on fish cookery. Methodist Church, 1558 Highland Park Woman’s Club—10:30 a.m. meeting clubhouse, 1991 Sheridan Rd.; Betty Rice Titone, _ homes; Eleanor Gardner, lyric dramatic soprano. and speaker luncheon, on historic i Nise Highland Park Woman’s Club—Noon luncheon, fashion-show, Moderne, Skokie Blvd. and Lake Cook Rd., Northbrook. Northwestern University Settlement Board—12:30 p.m., home Nathan Corwith, 828 Kimballwood Ln., Highland Park. Order of the Eastern Star, Campbell Chapter No. 712—55th Villa Woman Is Aware’’ is _ the theme of a secretarial seminar to be sponsored by two chapters of the National Secretaries Associa- tion Apr. 8 in the Holiday Inn, _“ Skokie Blvd. and Lake Cook Rds., oa Northbrook. = a4 « and Amanuenses Skokie Chapter in Evanston Valley Chapter are planning the event, which will feature speakers Mrs. Patricia _ King, formerly National Secretaries Sh _ Association Illinois Division president, and Gordon Bradt, Northwestern University instructor. Reg- A panel will be featured, Kemper Insurance Company; and Mrs. John Hall Thompson, formerstaff of Northwestern members. They will Hammett Mrs. Kravitt is a graduate of the Art Institute of Chicago and the Ecole Beaux Art in Paris. She has had 19 one-woman shows, has exhibited in the United States and Europe, and is the recipient of the Prix de Paris and the Silver Medal of Paris for her work. Babysitter service will be provided for children over three. ‘Next Thursday at 12:30 p.m. an open meeting is planned to discuss tapes of speeches of George Lincoln Rockwell of the American Nazi Party. The meeting will be held in the synagogue library. of Norris planned. Miss Swisher, a Deerfield 1965 with a degree administration. He and in is High Candidate Mrs. business attending School Armin in vonder Linden of Deerfield have announced the engagement of their daughter Carol to Jerry J. Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huebler, also of Spacious liv. rm. w/stone firepl. and sep. din. rm. of this Custom built home overlooks scenic partially wooded acre lot. Extra Ige. built-in kit. w/eat. area, Both Miss vonder Linden and her 4 bedrms., 2!'/2 cer. baths, Ist fl. utility rm., fam. rm., screened porch, full bsmt. w/firepl. Excellent floor plan. Located in finest Northfield Estate Area. Deerfield. fiance were graduated field High School. She from Deer- Sunset is employed Ridge, New BY as a secretary at Baxter Laboratories in Morton Grove. Mr. Phillips Trier West school OWNER dist. $60,000. CR 2-5069 recently has enlisted in the Army. answer questions on human relations in education, business, and Come industry. © Grass Seeds @ Insecticides @ Hand Tools @ Spreaders © Selection of Fertilizers @ Misc. @ Bar-B-Ques © Bar-B-Que Supplies and Equipment ¢ Garden Supplies coun- City, Ill. A late summer wedding is Mr. with European is the son of Mr. Roy Army Officer Ft. Lee, Va. Miss Ruth: Gallinot, past international president of the association and now with the YMCA Central College in Chicago, William J. Ryan, staff training director of ly of the University, Hammett Mrs. from Southern Illinois University in istration will begin at 8:30 a.m. of Eastern Deerfield. birthday Secretaries Set Seminar Topic “Modern mett is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Swisher of of Mrs. Highland Park. in the syna- | gogue auditorium, 1175 Sheridan Rd. Her topic, ‘‘Art In Eastern Europe,” will coincide. with the seventh annual Festival of Arts underway during Mrs. Kravitt April. She will discuss the effect of communism on the art and Linden School graduate, is a sophomore at Southern Illinois University. Mr. Hammett was graduated meeting, 7:30 p.m., Hundley Memorial Masonic Temple, 461 Laurel Av., = vonder Are Engaged and Deerfield Jaycee Auxiliary—7 p.m. dinner meeting, election of officers, Rose Bowl, 100 W. Dundee Rd., Buffalo Grove. _ Miss Two Area Girls Mr. WEDNESDAY _ Swisher The engagement of Miss Susan Reid Swisher to Carl Robert Ham- TUESDAY _ day Club—9 a.m. to 12 noon, Elks Hall, 740 Laurel Av., Highland people tries. in or use our... Decorator-Shop At Home Service (There is a difference ) Celebrating our 33rd year of Decorator shop at home service on the great north shore and adjoining suburbs. epee: You May With new fabric arrivals Purchase from famous mills. 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Coplan, Mrs. Robert Reschke, and Mrs. Robert Silverman. The League’s opening tea will be held Apr. 18 in the Highland Park Recreation Center, 1850 Green Bay Rd. UUTUTEGUEU LA USULUEUGUAEGUGUOaE EU UETUUGUUEUUNEOTOOV UU GLEAE HHHNUUNUUTOEVOULNOUHUUUUNOERUUIOUUTELEOUUEUEGLUONEOONOEUNUHOGEIUUUUUNUUU “ayy to the 410 worth. An Kenilworth Av., impressionistic phere will be Toulouse-Lautrec Kenil- atmos- created, through wall posters and and The Junior Auxiliary of the North Shore Section of the National Council of Jewish Women elected six North Shore women as officers at a _ The officers are Mrs. Jay Baylin, chairman; Mrs. Ray Cell, mem- bership vice-chairman; Mrs. Rob- ert Paley, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. James All are of Glencoe. by RALPH as Officers Elected recent meeting. » RMN Styer, treasurer. PLAN AHEAD There are vacations . . and then there are VACATIONS. The prime requirements for a successful vacation-time would ... one week thing, $150. couples, ... including Tailor-made or those who every- idea must for travel alone. I’ve just returned from picturesque New England and urge that you consider vsiting EXPO 67 with a re- cially needed. Deerfield residents may bring their books to three locations: the Jewel grocery store in the Deer- turn trip ‘including a scenic swing field Commons, the First National Bank, 757 Deerfield Rd.; or the through New Hampshire, Massachusetts and, Niagara Falls. Come on in and ask us for details. WELCOME HOME. DEPT.: We welcome back Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kenniston, Mr. and Mrs. Franz Ralph: Boches Velvet Touch, 621 Deerfield Rd. Highland Park residents contact Mrs. John Ward, ken Dr., Bannockburn, Morrow, field. 1520 Woodbine HAVE Ct., Deer- Altschuler and Mr. and Mrs. Mauro Scali — returned from Mexico, YOU? PEWTER TANKARDS "ALE" OF A GOOD should 1393 Ait- or Mrs. TIME. Li where they visited unusual, unique and out-of-the-way spots. We also would like to extend “Welcome Back” greetings to Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Chapman on their return 20 Ounce with Glass Bottom $13.50 z with Cover $15.50 = Other Styles from $7.50 2 from t. j.|, cullen cull | 730 Elm, Winnetka 5 HI 6-6468 : Central America; also, our best to Mrs. Eva O’Shaughnessy and Mrs. Eva Hoffman, back from Honolulu. UN wise ee Worthwhile - time - killer - while sitting - under - the - dryer: make a list of the major travel . areas you'd like to visit in your lifetime — AND THEN START PLANNING! You CAN do it all, if only you'll plan for it ...a world cruise — Europe — Hawaii — the Rockies — Carribean —. Puerto Rico—whatever your dream, plan toward it . .. it’s later than you think. Enthusiastically anticipated, thoroughly enjoyed and fondly recalled, there’s nothing like a good trip to maintain your _well-being. Look what $390 will do— tour of Spain and a 15-day Portugal, in- cluding Lisbon, Madrid and Seville. Round trip by air from Chicago — includes air fare, all hotels, breakfasts and sight-seeing. BULLETIN: SPECIAL “DISCOVER AMERICA” EXCURSION FARES WILL BE EXTENDED THROUGHOUT 1967. Be sure to check 1967 include new places . new faces... sun... and FUN! Here’s a great way to incorporate all these ingredients— ask us about the popular weekly cruises. on the spacious S.S. FRANCONIA. New York-to-Bermuda-to-New York every Saturday fiction or nonfiction. and art books are espe- GRADUATION? 30, BOCHES they will accept any books in good STM MT March Mr. Club, scene condition, Textbooks BIRTHDAYS? FOR AN by her parents, hon Trave ‘Night on the Left Bank.” ‘Le Soir a Montmartre’’ will be held at 7 p.m. in the Kenilworth vivid floral centerpieces such those seen in Renoir paintings. Told Mrs. Russell B. Waddell of Deerfield. Miss Waddell attends Northern Illinois University where she majors in elementary education. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Horne of Northbrook, attends the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis. reservation. However, transportation from Deerfield still is needed. Another railroad has offered the use of a boxcar for the books. The chapter hopes to fill the boxcar. During the next few weeks, USHERS' GIFTS? BEAUTIFUL library nounced AU qNHUUANNNNENUGEOUAEOUEROUGLLULOUNOEULE AU LAEGEUALUEE Ge UAL WHAT may The engagement of Miss Leslie Elizabeth Waddell to Kenneth Alfred Horne of Northbrook is an- city AAUW members have written letters to educational magazines. Many have offered to send free subscriptions to the library. A railroad has offered to trans- have residents Engagement 7,000 any port books part of the way before Glenview reserva- where contact Apr. 8 when guests and members of the North Shore Board of Chicago’s Association House spend a nostalgic Mrs. George Podlesney, 615 Windsor Av., Glenview. Cash donations also are welcome. Checks should be made out to . Indian Fund and mailed to Miss Virginia Easton, 747 Chestnut St., Deerfield. material she feels. 4 Golfers Receive Pre-Season Prizes trophies Dakota The Paris of Degas and his contemporaries will be re-lived Lincoln Av., Northbrook. According to Mrs. James Morrow of Deerfield, an AAUW past president, this reservation is one of the nation’s poorest. Education is par- Funds raised at the show will support the organization’s summer camp in Wisconsin. golf on a North con1938 Northbrook residents may tact Mrs. Charles Schulz, tion. display Four Highland Park women the donated books and educational materials for a library for Chippewa collections for the public from noon to 10 p.m. Apr. 8 and 9 and from noon to 6 p.m. Apr. 10. received of That is the chapter’s way of alerting residents to the need for ment, will be held Apr. 8 through 9 in the Nickerson Mansion, 40 E. Erie St., Chicago. About Chapter American Association of University Women is asking residents to become Indian-givers during April. Chicago Board Deerfield Sets Paris Theme HAVETANAUUUNUUUQUQUUNOUOUNAOQUAUOUOVAUUUUAOUUUUUUUAUEOOEEONLOUETTOVASUQGGUU40C000000000U0E0ENSTOUEENGHTUOEOOOUAOOGGOOOOOOOOQUGOOONOOOOOOOOEOGOOOOOOOOQOOGOOOOOOOOOOQOOGOOUGOUOUGOUOUOOUOOOUOUUOUOOUUOUOUUUUOUUU wth 4 The The Association House WINNETKA -» this out with us! LAKE FOREST 829 Deerfield Road, Deerfield Phone: 945-4055 �One Bad Rehearsal Changed His Life By ANN FEUER A college junior darkened auditorium opera rehearsal. A philosophy sat in the watching an major, he had studied piano and viola, theory and harmony, and had considered specializing in voice, but decided on a liberal arts education first. Now he wasn’t so sure. The conductor wasn’t getting the spirit of the selection, and as a consequence, the singers weren’t responding. There was nothing the observer could do, and the sense of frustra- tion remained with him long after he left the scene. _ Starts Again That was forsook why his Harold final at Bauer St. John’s College in Annapolis and started all over again at Mannes College Music in New York. The young man of ™ from Nashville now holds two jobs on the North Shore and a third in Quincy, Ill. He is music director of the Community Music Association of Lake Forest- Fs Lake Bluff and conductor of the _ Lake Forest Symphony, director of music at the Second Presbyterian Church of Evanston, and conductor of the Quincy Symphony Orchestra. 3 In addition, guest se conducting chores constantly keep him on the > move from his Evanston base. has directed the Peoria Symphony Orchestra, the Oak Park Symphony, and the Twin City Orchestra £ of Benton Harbor and St. Joseph, _ Mich. Now Mr. Bauer has been invited to be guest conductor for the Victoria Symphony Orchestra Apr, 9 and 10. He will be in British Columbia next week directing daily rehearsals. a first practical “Gradually, I realized that I needed to apprentice myself to a leading figure in the field, if I were ever to realize any professional hopes,”’ Mr. Bauer said. Conductor Thor Johnson had just left the Cincinnati Symphony after 12 experience.” After Cian Mannes, was the stationed young with the musiArmy in Germany, where he managed to _ continue his studies in symphony and opera repertory in Munich and Stuttgart. Home again in Nashville, he studied with Guy Taylor, conductor years to become director of studying for his doctor’s degree in composition. During with wood, the summers, Erich Leinsdorf he studied at Tangle- with Detroit Symphony con- ductor Sixten Ehrling and choral conductor Robert Shaw at Meadow- brook, near Detroit, and partici- pated in conducting workshops by the American Symphony chestra League. held Or- Toward the conclusion of his work on the doctorate, the Lake “Success isn’t really measured in Pine reets experi- orchestral activities at Northwestern University. So Mr. Bauer came to Northwestern and worked as Mr. Johnson’s assistant while with the special orchestra you’re conducting, but in what you can do with the resources at your disposal.”’ What of the compositions he once planned to write? Forest position opened—a into the field. “In professional terms of the first step conducting levels of the orchestras I work with, my guest conducting has progressed ‘with great critical acclaim,’ as my agent would say,” he laughed. “In measuring success, the yardstick usually is how high one can go,’’ Mr. Bauer continued. ‘‘But let’s face reality, ductor will lead Philharmonic. not every the New conYork “What .is important,”’ he reflected, “is the degree to which the conductor involves himself in the growth of music in a community, and the fulfillment of the potential musical munity. resources in that com- Mr. Bauer’s one-act opera, ‘‘Laz- arus,”” was produced in Lake Forest two years ago and in Cambridge, Mass., at the Cambridge Opera Workshop. His song cycle for voice and orchestra was performed in Nashville by the local symphony group. Now he limits his writing to the summer months, ‘a compromise one is forced to make in the professional field.”’ Conducting has its own rewards, however, on any level, he said. “There is a certain amount challenge for any artist in of a profession where he~must create his own market—persuade people his product is something they want or need, whether they are conscious of it or not. Just making them aware of that gives satisfaction. “Then, present both too, the conductor a balanced to the community players, and while taking the performer’s ties. “Many that suffer with to the into account technical people delusion must diet of music, so capabili- from the much fine recorded music available, the real purpose of a community orchestra often is neglected. Yet it has been my consistent experience that live performances involve the listener more than recorded ones and never fail to engender enthusiasm.” It is this enthusiasm, among his players, his audience, and among the groups that support community effort, that Mr. Bauer finds irresistible. He recalled with a laugh the time a woman came to his door selling concert tickets. ‘‘She gave such a strong sales pitch I was impressed. She was entitled to make a sale, so I bought two tickets. They hap- pened to be for a concert I was conducting the following week!”’ Violinist Captures Club’s Scholarship A young Deerfield ‘violinist captured both the award as best instrumentalist and the top prize for excellence in the Highland Park ROSES BET ORE nee a Music Club’s competition. Debbie ee see a eS : Mrs. winner's i check Means to of Highland Park presents the Debbie Kornblau of Deerfield. grand prize he 58 violinist was judged to display "most outstanding over-all exce lence" in the Highland Park Music Club's biennial scholarship contest. (Fabian Bloom Photo) 64 biennial Kornblau, 520 scholarship Pine St., won the $50 prize in the orchestral instruments division and the additional $150 award. Henry Conedera, 920 Hoffman Ln., Deerfield, was the winner in the piano division, and the youngest et p chestra—his ence. How does one go about becoming “It’s not easy,’ Mr. Bauer said. “I suppose a physician has the same problem—the patient always wants to be treated by someone _ of the Nashville Symphony, and conducted the Nashville Youth Or- conductor? : ‘Not Easy’ | Harold Bauer conducts the Lake Forest Symphony He entrant in the contest, 12-year-old Anne. Taibleson, 849 Highland PIl., Highland Park, took the prize in the voice division. “Having only one violinist in the contest gave the committee a prob- lem,” Mrs. Jacob Bloom, contest chairman said. ‘‘We had to tell the judges that it is not necessary to award a prize in any category if no Harold Bauer of’ Evanston, conductor of. the Lake Forest Sym- phony, was asked as an authority in the orchestral instruments division; one is worthy. Just because there is no one to compete against a contestant doesn’t mean he auto- William matically wins. Music, piano; and Miss Parker, teacher at the “In this case, however, there was no need for worry, as the results proved.” Browning companist the of Chicago, American Conservatory Bershad, nine Hazel Montgomery, Rd.; The judges con- The contest committee sought as judges individuals who are experts in the three competition categories. of Virginia Chicago Other finalists in the contest were Dayle contestants. at Conservatory of Music, voice. Each of the three judges made his own decision about each of the ferred at the close of the program and cast their final votes. ac- and faculty member James 886 Auburn 370 Ct.; Barberry Rigler, 215 Ridge Rd.; and Valerie Sher, 1515 Arbor Av., all of Highland Park; Joan Eldredge, 1405 Charing Cross Rd., Deerfield; and Steven Whiting, 1360 Aitken Dr., Bannockburn. March 30, SOR ae 1967 ES oe! “4 �Sisterhood gt Schedules calendar tine Art Festival / North Suburban Beth El Sisterhood will hold its seventh annual Festival of Arts from 8 to 12 p.m. HICKORY 8 p.m. Chairman and co-chairman for this year’s show are Mrs. Herbert Gritton of Glencoe and Mrs. Fred HIGHLAND High- PARKER tors, and craftsmen to display their work. Proceeds from the indoor art fair will benefit the Beth El youth program, which is open to all young Deerfield artists who will participate in the show are Gloria (Mrs. Arthur) Becker, 1245 Kenton Rd., and Barbara (Mrs. Paul) Schlenker, 819 Holmes Av. of Paris LAKE FOREST COLLEGE. Japanese music by Mrs. Margaret moto and Mrs. Harn Ohba, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, College Commons. Fuji- new project. Center, Chicago. Two local artists are among meadow Av., Riverwoods; and playing paintings, 6. * Musicians, * Dramatists, * Speakers, * Book Reviewers For public auditions on North For Shore application, P. O. 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(Mrs. William) Gardner, 750 Thorn- can be picked up at the circulation y HOOPS the whose work has been chosen for the Admission will be by ticket, which 984 10 a.m. to 9 opening show at the Stone-Brandel The’ group will sponsor free public showings of classic films. Programs are scheduled for 8:15 Hubbard School crafts in its fine arts gallery. The North Shore Art League has agreed to provide several shows a year at the center. Four North Shore Art League members As The Friends of the Highland Park Public Library have undertaken a ? Av. Loeal Artists Exhibit in Center mental health. brothers, Central NORTH SUBURBAN ORGANIZATION FOR FAIR HOUSING. Benefit performance, “‘Acis and Galatea,” 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Wilmette Junior High School-Howard, Seventeenth St. and Spencer Av. Its*‘purpose is to study and promote Mrs. Robert Zimmerman, 503 Programs of Winnetka and insurance executive W. Clement Stone of Evanston. 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Director of the play, which is making its Midwest premiere, is Robert Sickinger. Six young actors comprise the entire cast of the controversial comedy-drama, which has been described as the young college set’s “Virginia Woolf.’ FOR Attended Menlo College Mr. Jacobson Francis is a graduate Parker High School, LAI of Chi- cago. He attended Menlo College in Menlo Park, Cal., and the Goodman School of the Theater in Chicago. While at Parker, the actor was encouraged by Lake Bobbitt, drama department director, who also teaches 2427 who for- propaganda Examples Montgomery acting at Hull House OLAS, Music Center Orchestra Sets The program is presented in cooperation with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago. DIALOG PUBLISHED Miss Elizabeth Greene of Win- netka recently contributed a dialog to Janus, a new literary magazine published jointly by William Woods College and Westminister College, both of Fulton, Mo. A junior at William Woods, Miss Greene is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Greene, 825 Locust St. Warren DINNERS THAT HAVE UNUSUAL FLAVOR — DIAL 433-3766 Beef, Ham or Combination with potato or baked beans, salad, homemade roll or bread and special BBQ Sauce. $2.50 All Meat is Lazy With Hardwood Fire CARRY-OUT Robert Jacobson of Bannockburn as Sonny and Miss Christine Bergstrom of Chicago as Cassy enact a dramatic scene in the Hull House Production of ‘Until the Monkey Comes.” and acts with the Hull House Chamber Theater. It was at Mr. Bobbitt’s suggestion that the Parker alumnus auditioned for the Hull House play. Studies Jazz Improvisation The spring series of in-school concerts by the Music Center Mr. Jacobson also has studied Orchestra will begin Wednesday in jazz improvisation. A pianist, he recently recorded two songs with a Highland Park schools. group called The Capes of Good The orchestra, directed by Dr. Herbert Zipper of Winnetka, will Hope. Both songs, ‘Shades’ and “Winter’s Children,’ have had ex- © perform works by George Frederick posure on several Chicago radio Handel, Franz Joseph Haydn, Wolfprograms. gang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van There is a possibility that ‘Until Beethoven, Aaron Copland, Johann the Monkey Comes’? may be made Strauss, and Walter Piston. into a film, Mr. Jacobson said. Soloists for the performances will © be pianist Ralph Neiweem Jr. of toward these _ ends. of professional ap- proaches to problems of conveying truth through films and press will be examined. 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Mr. Meyerhoff, chairman of the board of Arthur E. Meyerhoff Associates, Inc., advertising agency and author of the book, ‘Strategy of Persuasion,” will join the program’s host, the Rev. Edward Wrobleski, in a discussion of how the U.S. country is being interpreted abroad. The executive, who retired from business to use advertising techniques to spread his ideas about America and to further the search for peace, will discuss the uses of and Chicago. Mr. Jacobson is cast as Sonny in Venable Herndon’s “Until the Monkey Meyerhoff, at Rd., Highland Park, will appear on Channel 2’s Man Alive! program at Mrs. Joseph P. Condon, 1400 Aitken Dr., Bannockburn, is playing a leading role in a production at Hull House E. lived Prime Highland so Coeked in the Pit FOODS Pit 1540 Old Skokie Rd. Park — Under Deerfield Rd. Overpass ' oa g Series of In-School Concerts Gand Singers To Demonstrate Folk Instruments Northfield, Kennan’s of the monthly at the Folk Music, Deerfield. folk Village 631 song School Deerfield of Rd., Among the instruments used will be a mountain dulcimer made in Staunton, Va., an Appalachian autoharp, fiddle, mandolin, 5-string banjo, and folk or Spanish guitar. Bob Gand, 655 Timber Hill Rd., Deerfield, his son, Gary, 13, and daughter, Gale, 10, are known as the Gand have Family performed tional Guitar Folk Festival, Chicago Folk Singers. at the Festival, and They Interna- Arkansas University Festival, play and several radio stations. of on Ln., and 11 a.m., Ken- nedy School, 800 Clavey Ct. Apr. 19—9 a.m., Indian School, 2075 St. Johns Av.; Trail Green Bay Rd. School, 1936 Green Bay Rd.; and 11 a.m., Elm Place Junior High School, 2031 Sheridan Ras THE NEW 1813 WAUKEGAN PHONE A.M. RD.—GLENVIEW School, 530 Sherwood Ln.; and School, 636 Apr. 7—9 Red Oak Ln.; 10 a.m., School, 1900 Stratford 11 a.m., West Ridge Ridge Rd. and 10 a.m., two con- certs Edgewood at 66 DEARBORN PARKWAY of McCormick Blvd. 724-7600 School, 929 CHANS sr TEAWOUSE e NORTH Ill., just west Av. and Green Bay Rd. Next Thursday—9 a.m., Red Oak || pot 1150 3445 Dempster St. Skokie, the series, now in its 13th season, are as follows: Wednesday—9 a.m., Braeside School, 150 Pierce Rd.; 10 a.m., Ravinia School, 736 Dean Av.; and 11 a.m., Lincoln School, Lincoln Temptation off Edens CUISINE North Shore’s First and Finest #8 Cantonese Restaurant Unique dining. Mansion elegance. Open 5 p.m. Closed Mondays. Reservations: Telephone 787-0900 Notably fine French cuisine served in an atmosphere of quiet elegance. Excellent wines. Splendid facilities for private parties. Try our Ducklingal’orange and classic French desserts. For luncheon and dinner. Closed Mondays. Reservations ‘suggested Telephone 679-0444 LUNCHEON Served Daily - 11:30 Menus Changed Every Day ‘‘Night Soliloquy.”’ CANTONESE-AMERICAN RESTAURANT RESTAURANT FRANCAIS 10 a.m., George Local performances scheduled in onstrate folk instruments at 8 p.m. Tuesday. The presentation will be part will Gershwin’s ‘Rhapsody in Blue,” and flutist Miss Sue Parisi of Wilmette, who will perform Kent The Gand Family Singers of Deerfield will discuss and dem- workshop who Edgewood Businessmen’s Lunch Family Style Dinners Carry-Out Service Complete Catering Service Delivery Service Cantonese Buffet (Sundays) Daily | 1908 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Mondays Tel. 433-1414 Sheridan Road Highland Park |. of favorite restaurants. . . . Luncheon, | dinner, cocktails, Sunday brunch, ban- quet facilities. Open 7 days, 10035 Skokie Blvd., one block north of Old Orchard. | OR 3-3131, theBenes For openers, sample the dozens of gustatory delights from our gourmet appetizer table. For dinner, gourmandize on Chef Vaillancourt’s continental cuisine. French. Swiss. Italian. Austrian. American. For reservations, call us at VE 5-3355. 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Doors Open Next Friday 1:30 2 Academy Award Nominations “IS PARIS BURNING" 3 icicicinicicicicteicibictclokciedefelick ich J 31 Sinead Bit OF H olidays en Peathy STARTS FRIDAY, MARCH MATINEE DAILY 4 SHIRE ae Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. After 6 P.M. Day Sunday and AO ARE MOVIES Phone GR �Movies Compiled by Sara Bloom, MURDERER’S ROW tin, Ann-Margret) Chairman, (Dean Mar- to save Washington ‘om destruction by evil mastermind Karl Malden. This sequel dully repeats the gimmicks and situations introduced in ‘‘The Silencers,’”’ with the one new addition being Ann-Margret—who doesn’t id much. Mediocre. Color. Adults nd mature young people. THE QUILLER MEMORANDUM (George Segal, Alex Guinness) - The ferreting out of a Neo-Nazi group in Berlin is the job assigned to Quiller in this spy film. Quiller is ) gadget-equipped doesn’t he Drama Club violent Films action. Sets Performance Committee Color. Adults and superman; even carry he a gun because thinks it’s an easy way to get killed. The photography of Berlin adds interest. Color. Adults and ‘mature young _— This war melodrama is based on ARRIVEDERCI, BABY! (Tony Curtis, Rosanna Schiatfino) This breakneck comedy pits Tony Curtis and Rosanna Schiaffino as two con artists who are out to woo, win, and dispose of each other for imagined material gain. Like ALFIE (Michael Caine, Shelley Winters ) Alfie is a handsome Cockney, and this film documents his life with the opposite sex. Alfie is selfish, irresponsible, and cheerfully amorLA DOLCE VITA Theater Group to Plan Parties Music Center of the North Shore has established the John Reid Eastman Memorial Scholarship und in the memory of the 21-year- old Lake Forest man who died Mar. 13 in a shooting accident. Mr. Eastman, at the New 1 Boston who was Mrs. Shirley Sluizer can a student Piper of Hamlin, to be presented at 2:30 p.m. Apr. 8 and 9 in Wilmette Junior High School-Howard auditorium, Seventeenth St. and SpenMrs. Lewis Musil, 816 Fourth St., Wilmette, is director; Mrs. Wiliam Glassberg, 165 Lake England Conservatory costume designer; at the time of his death, Chicago, set St., Glencoe, Rick Owen designer; and Winnetka for several years. The young musician had been a Novelist to Lead 1-Day Workshop For Pen Women mances in local schools. Dr. Herbert Zipper, center director, is handling arrangements for the fund. Contributions may be sent to the Music Center, 300 Green say Rd., Winnetka. Alec K. Gianaras of The Deerfield _ will be honored by the City of Hope May 10 at a $50-a-plate Gianaras, is president Manufacturers makers He to in 2805 Telegraph of Transformer Co. of electrical will be honored butions dinner industry. in Norridge, transformers. for his contri- A of the National League of American research meeting Chicago the Christopher will be held Woman’s Club, in the 318 S. Michigan Av. Mr. Van Tassel Cast Rehearses Mary,’ William Woike, Deerfield, 1211 will are recomedy, presentation Norman portray Ln., Tiffany, Son of City Residents Heads The couple to Battle,” Army the story of the in the United States. Mrs. Wilbert T. Findley, 38 Abbotsford Rd., Winnetka, is president of the Chicago chapter. She is heading preparations for the group’s 40th birthday celebration in May. Rockefeller where Mr. conductor, Northbrook, Mack is The mette musician Featured in the dramatic cantata Miss Neva as Polyphemus. The chorus play the role of commentator a Sicilian youth, will like crushed under Tickets Miller, Rd., Av., The North will and fair It's Dairy Queen Time Again! | The big spring reopening Saturday April Ist. We’re back again with big delicious shakes, splits, Sundaes, novelties and home-pak. Come in and see us and enjoy your favorite taste treat. DAIRY QUEEN 3510 West of Wilmette Lake Avenue Wilmette communities: of quartets van housing group draws its membership from the following suburban works string Beethoven, Igor Stravinsky, Johannes Brahms. 1 the play Ludwig Available Evanston. 1003 Whitfield They Tickets for the performance are available at the sponsoring organization’s headquarters, 1425 Sherman of Orchestra 718 Raleig and Frank! from a huge rock by blood into the river Acis, at the foot of Mt. Etna. Quartet violin; Milton Preves, Rd., Glenview, viola; by his rival, the Cyclops Polyphemus, the nymph changed the youth’s String Symphony brook, cello. the nymph Galatea. When her lover was Symphony Chicago Members of the quartet are Victor Aitay of Chicago, first violin; Edgar Muenzer of Niles, second a form. beloved i The program will begin at 4 p.m. of entertainment given for royalty in the 17th and 18th centuries, frequently was based on Greek and Roman mythology. Handel chose for his composition the story of Acis, Evanston Sunday in the home of the B Edward Bensingers, 945 Dean Av., Highland Park. the chorus in ancient Greek drama. or pastorale, of will present the fourth concert i its five-part series given annuall in North Shore homes. as Acis, Miss Anne DePree Reisig as Damon, and Charles van Tassel The masque Rev. Buckner Coe of Wilis president and the Rev. The the composed by Handel for the Duke be and By String Quartet assistant Artists will Skokie, Wilmette, Concert Scheduled Choir, will participate. Chandos Morton Emory G. Davis executive director. will lead the an Forest, Winnetka. Seven- Chapel Name of whom Bob plans to marry as soon as his and Mary’s divorce is final. Jesse Starkman, 505 Kingston Av., Deerfield, will play the part of Oswald, the tax attorney. (near Edens) 251-3997 VILLAGE OF GOLF Chicago Drive son of has been a Highland named a Park special assistant in a drive by the Office of involvement of business and _ industry in the war on poverty. Mr. Bensinger is president of the community resources division of Bruns- wick Corp. in Chicago. F RON TIER Leas INN RESTAURANT & Specializing Salvation Army speak on her book, “Born City College, Lake Libertyville, Grove, Mundelein, Niles, Northfield Pilgrim as Galatea, Joseph Brewer of Mary’s husband, Bob. William McCabe, 27 Plymouth Ln., Lincolnshire, will be seen as Dirk, the suave movie star. Mrs. In the afternoon, the group will hear Brig. Sallie Chesham of the Salvation Chicago Bluff, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Bensinger, 1243 Ridgewood Dr., will head a campaign to increase the Pen Women. Mrs. Nowinson, 1101 Green Bay Rd., Highland Park, is a of Mack, Lake Lincolnwood, Economic Opportunity in Chicago. Roger G. Bensinger of Winnetka, North Shore novelist Marie L. (Mrs. Richard) Nowinson will conduct a writers’ workshop at 10 a.m. Saturday for the Chicago Chapter past winner Book Award. ‘City of Hope to Honor Resident of Deerfield of Mrs. Sluizer, producer. winner of the Center’s Young _Artist’s annual auditions and had appeared as a guest soloist with the ‘Music Center Orchestra for perfor-— Anne Reisig cer Av. had been an outstanding clarinet student at the Music Center in _ be The children’s theater is rehearsing a musical version of the Pied By Music Center _ tickets will be packaged with a Happy Birthday ribbon and a party favor for each child. contacted for information and reservations at the Wilmette Recreation Board office, 825 Green Bay Rd. Fund Established the for brilliant. Adults. New Scholarship Chicago “Mary, ert trek closes with an explosion of worth, George Chicago Renaissance Ensemble at the performance. Four members of Apr. 28 and 29 in Alan B. Shepard Junior High School in Deerfield. The show was one of the great successes of American stage history, running over 1,500 performances on Broadway—almost a record for a nonmusical. Mrs. W. M. Shields, 850 Kenton Av., Deerfield, is directing the play with the assistance of Mrs. Frederick Ritter, 946 Clay Ct., Deerfield. Mrs. William Kritt, 3140 Priscilla Av., Highland Park,: will portray Mary with William Woodall, 1048 Camille Av., Deerfield, in the role as of a and chairman of the Loop Campus, Fellini’s at others, he seems sponsor performance James Stagers Kerr’s seems _ sternly will teenth St. and Spencer Av. The Deerfield hearsing Jean center for Field Marshal Rommel’s tank battalions. The dangerous des- The benefit Housing Junior High School-Howard, ty play makes jaded members of Roman society as revolting and sad as derelicts in a gutter. At times attitude Fair Frideric Handel’s ‘‘Acis and Galatea.”” The production will be given at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in Wilmette Federico Fellini’s modern morali- photographers and scandal _ reporters he particularly castigates. He is a master storyteller with his camera, and his direction is always for parties of 10 or more. Pilgrim ‘Mary, Mary’ al. Color. Adults. sensation-seeking as the newspaper Reserved seats will be available Neva Color. Adults. when less than ninety Allied soldiers invaded the highly fortified position of Tobruk, the supply now has a party planning service. for majority of one-joke films, it begins to pall about halfway through. The Riviera background is dazzling. accusatory; ‘The Wilmette Children’s Theater Joseph Brewer Deerfield, Evanston, Glencoe, Glenview, Highland Park, Kenil The North Suburban Organization i the an actual incident in World War II, _ The @ young people. Dean Martin as Matt Helm once gain leaves his circular, rotating and harem Fair Housing Unit in Brief Phone to Colonial CARRY-OUT 4 bedrooms, 4!/. baths, Large living room with fireplace, Li- & Ribs brary, Large family room, Dining room, Modern Kitchen, Den off Master bedroom, Glass in breezeway, Paneled rec- @ Shrimp Cater Vernon in the finest. @ Chicken We Mount @ Fish Parties 432-3 Open Daily ‘11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Closed Mondays reation room in basement beautifully paneled and Also | car garage. Lot professionally landscaped. ing to finance. Shown by with fireplace. 2 car garage with air-conditioned apartment above. approximately one acre. Grounds Priced at $120,000 — Owner willappointment only, PA 4-2729 1636 Old Deerfield Rd. Highland Park J March 30, 1967 �PS aa Sr is RIOD ete Se ae P. Jecehi Is compared to other plays by this controversial author—particularly ‘“‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” which. “Balance” is most. often’ compared to—it, in a way, is delicate. Or should the word be subtle? The play has a subtlety unusual for its: author. It screams and shocks much.less. But it does remain. an Albee play. And that means it takes form of a dramatic us, beating modern life. ' at hammer cruelties and hammering at incongruities of Call it a play of desperation..It speaks of many on depending | things, There is little story what you but. much hear. to want interaction of characters during the course of a weekend. Albee gives us husband Tobias and wife Agnes, their daughter Julia and Agnes’ sister Claire: Mr. Jacobi Tobias and Agnes share the same affluent house. But they share little else—neither bedroom nor outlook. no one wants to hear and who does not even want to hear herself. Daughter Julia is home after an unsuccessful go with a fourth husband. * * INTO THE DRAB LIVES of this drab family come neighbors. who, for an unstated reason, were frightened in their own home and have decided to move in. The sextet then commences to talk and argue.. That’s: it. though. Not really, Albee wrote After involved. must so a viewer Balance,” Delicate “A puzzlement There’s end all, Edward the evening riddled with doubt. For certain, the family is trapped. It is a collection of shabby, people who have gone beyond the point of themselves or each other. They exist, vegetate grey being able to. change together in a house of martyrdom. They are enmeshed in a web of time. ‘“You have the hope of growing older than you are in the company of your steady wife.” Outwardly that’s to be tolerated, Inwardly each of them is screaming for a release which cannot come. Se i THE FRIENDS who arrive become fear objects as in the plays of Pinter. They are the shadows of life, the intruders who seek to alter the They quo. status recognition. of objects. are also Frightened and frightening, they enable others to see themselves the unhappy, unfulfilled people they really are. Their presence in the play is both an enhancement and a distraction. An aura of mystery surrounds them. And this serves to heighten interest and to make a viewer think. But their very mystery creates a troubled balance between characters who seem real and characters who remain illusory enigmas. In Pinter all persons retain qualities of the unreal. In the Albee play the mixture of types sometimes takes away from other serious problems belonging to those who inhabit the story. Entrapment, though, is an issue which becomes very clear as the play unfolds. All of the characters, and all of us, says Albee, are victims of time. Time snares us, holds us, kills us. That is the way of marriage and all earthly life. igpene arsine 8, tah 2 Sait ey gp Silas i sat a Enter To Appear at Festival 4 | Area residents may enter the third annual Artists’ Advisory Council musical composition contest before Sept. 1. Winner of the contest, sponsored in conjunction with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, will have his composition performed by the orchestra next year and will receive $1,000. A panel of six Chicago-area music experts will select 12 semifinalists, and the winning entry will be chosen by Jean Martinon, music director of the Chicago Symphony. Other judges will be Irwin Hoffman, associate conductor of the symphony; Miss Margaret Hillis, director of the Chicago Symphony Chorus; Karl B. Jirak, director of the Roosevelt University Sym- phony; Rudolph Ganz, president emeritus, Chicago Musical College, Roosevelt University; and Leonard chairman of the Music Department, University of Chicago. Manuscripts should be sent with the composer’s name or pen name to the Artists’ Advisory Council, Room 700, 220 S. Michigan Av., Fine arts performers and _lecturers from throughout the country will participate in National College of Education’s . Ninth Annual ~ Festival of the * Arts _ beginning Monday. Festival events, which Two Entrants also should send a letter stating the name of the:composition and the composer’s pen name and real name and address to Mrs. William Cowen, president, Artists’ Council, Room 201, 55.E. Mu Phi Epsilon Alumnae to Meet of Evanston-North Shore alumnae Mu Phi Epsilon, international music sorority, will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Marjorie (Mrs. Frank) Lantz, 713 Lams Ct., Mt. Prospect. Miss Elizabeth Wysor, contralto, of 2048 Sherman Av., Evanston, and Reynolds (Mrs. Paul) Clifford, violinist, of Chicago, will present the program. Sally Sheirer Daley, 1320 Dewey (Mrs. Michael) Av., Evanston, will accompany Miss Wysor and Mrs. Lantz will accompany Mrs. Clifford. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Daley; Miss Helen Keith, 810 For- est Av., Evanston; and Miss Alice Figg, Chicago. x ke as nanny “A Delicate now Balance,” about it—one of Hume The Oberlin ins, 8:15 p.m. —Apr. College a concert Choir at 8 p.m. will Satur- of the School, 1600 Dodge Av. The concert is being sponsored by the North Shore Oberlin Alumnae Club. Officers are Mrs. Donald Weber, Chicago, president; Mrs. Mitchell, 1506 Wilmette Av., March 30, 1967 Wilmette, na 26, address by Maria Tallchief, celebrated American Ballerina, 2 p.m. 3, i “No lecture will Time by for Dean Ugli-— C. Cronyn best, what frank mances of Sophocles’ ‘Electra,” — directed by Dr. Robert Kidder, © long festival. Apr. A list of the individual events follows: chairman of the NCE drama vice president; ern Man,” an art exhibition sponsored. by Container Corporation of America, through are from daily. 8:30 Apr: a.m. 15 combined choral concert and the performances of “Electra.” 31. Hours to 4:30 p.m. NU Schedules ¥ 2 Three Special S dle and “The Agonizing Mid- Later angelo,”’ Years of Michel- an illustrated lecture Mr. Cousins, 8 p.m. —Wednesday, a film, ‘‘Business 10:30 a.m.; in Music Classes the “Busi- © ness and the Arts,” a lecture by The annual conference on church Arnold Gingrich, publisher and music «will be held Apr. 10 and 11. founding editor of Esquire maga- - Featured artists will be Bernard zine, 2 p.m. Mr. Gingrich also is the Lagace, organist, of Montreal, Canauthor of several books, including ada, and Clayton Krehbiel, director of choruses for the Cleveland his memoirs, “‘Toys of a Lifetime.” Orchestra and University of Kansas —Apr. 12, lecture by poet John Ciardi, poetry Review, 2 p.m. editor Combined —Apr. 15, the NCE, of Saturday Courses combined Wilmette concert by Methodist Church, and Baha’i Temple choirs, directed by Mr. Cousins with orchestral accompaniment, 8 p.m. The groups will sing Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s ‘‘Vesperae Solemnes de Confessore’? and Gabriel Faure’s “Requiem.” : —Apr. 24 through May 13, exhibition of art works by three NCE faculty members, Jean Jaboul, chairman, Nancy Troyer, and Arthur Stunard. music professor. ts Master classes in piano literature will be presented Apr. 17 through 28. Duo-pianists Vronsky and Babin will work with advanced piano students in repertoire, technique, and interpretation. In addition to their concert performances, Babin serves as director and Vitya Vronsky is artist in residence. Master classes in the interpretation of song literature will be held May 1, 3, and 5 and May 8, 10, and 12. Mme. Lotte Lehman, retired opera and concert star, will te the classes. % Pay $27,900. Gigh C. Michels & Co. (North Shore representative 751 1605 Elm St., Winnetka W. Madison St. HOMERICA, the two are affiliated with the Cleveland Institute of Music.’ Victor. ee Tickets may be purchased from Mrs. Richardson or at the box office the evening of the concert. sv Registration is open for three special programs at Northwestern University School of Music. We can help you with your financing, through our own mortgage house — FRANKLIN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, 101 W. Madison St., Chicago, telephone, ST 2-6200. Some long term 6% financing available to the qualified buyer. treasurer. — by Six rooms. Three Bedrooms. One plus baths. Paneled family room. Eating area in kitchen. 65'x 150’ lot. Outside entrance utility room. Excellent construction. Plastered walls. Hardwood flooring. Beau- and Mrs. Arthur Richardson, 2549 Lawndale, Evanston, secretary- i Will Illustrate Talk —Tuesday, one Dudley Robinson, 2415 Lincoln Av., Evanston, corresponding secretary ; “ Admission will be charged for the ‘‘Great Ideas of West- and Mrs. de- partment, 8 p.m. each evening. All other events are free. —Monday, as Saturday M. Ind., 2 p.m. a —May 5 and 6, student perfor- ‘tiful maintenance. day in the auditorium Evanston Township High James is—despite smoldering Oberlin Choir to Perform present violinist, accompanied by Mr. Cous-— PLAY in which author despair, and mystery of Studebaker, Albee’s Gingrich however, Tempting and drill sergeant; at the faculty— College of Architecture and Planning, Ball State University, Muncie, — = Mr. Tobias the predictable, the steady, the dreary; and Rosemary Murphy as the bitter, wise-cracking sister Claire. might not like understanding. by Sappenfield, first dean of the New — living, and juggles them into an engrossing affair of the theater. The cast under director Alan Schneider, an Albee specialist, does its difficult duty expertly, particularly Jessica Tandy as the wife, described so well by her daughter concert be held in Harrison’s Main Hall. Lloyd Cousins, 819 Milburn St., Evanston, chairman of the college’s Humanities Department, will handle arrangements for the month- * AND DISTURBING the passion, tension, IT IS AN EFFECTIVE Albee delicately balances 25, ness,” art exhibitions, Arts,” Washington, Chicago. —Apr. member Harold Newton, violist and — —May con- through will be held in Arnold Auditorium of Harrison Hall, 2840 Sheridan Rd. . | will tinue May 13, Chicago. Advisory As the wife tells Tobias: ee: B. Meyer, ~ Sister drinks heavily and talks abrasively. She is a lonely cynic whom * : ees se Mah Ee re faa Competition DWARD ALBEE’S “‘A Delicate: Balance” is a far from delicate . play. It is an anguished cry which pushes, taunts, and menaces | the hae a Saas th May Hardly Delicate Yet when ing Composers Albee Drama complacency: at Inc., nationwide. referral service) Hilicrest Financial 6-7100 6-7766 �x | Deerfield High Goes Incognito at Spring Dance i, Getting into the spirit of Deerfield High School's recent "Incognito" dance are couples George Moore and Candy Main (left), Steve (center), and Schooler. Stanger Diane and Cheryl Johnson and Zieman Dave ead Among the swingers at the dance are Denise Oscarson and Scott Riesche. Dance chairman Kent Liddle crowns Kevin Harvey, winner of the Ugly Man contest. Tehinig a breather are rai | eft) Lee Barnett, S ue Darby, Beth Nelson, and Andy Strauss. Nancy Cervarich and Harold Kessler appear on the bandstand. March 30, 1967 �'N orth Shore Diluadenc SSS Pla Mrs. Clara entral Av., sts Highland 81, of Park, 310 died Mar. 19 in Wesley Memorial Hospital, Chicago. Born in France, Mrs. Boches moved to Highland Park three ears ago. Survivors include her son, Ralph pf 1444 Woodland Dr., Deerfield; a brother Carl of Lowell, Mass.; and six grandchildren. Services and burial were private. Michael Davis Michael Davis, 25, of 2297 Exmoor Av., Highland Park, died far. 23 in Lake Forest Hospital after injuries in an auto accident. Mr. Davis was born in Highland Park and was assistant manager of he Highland Park country club. Survivors include his mother, anier; father, J. Hugh E. Davis of Short Hills, N.J.; and a brother, Anthony, in the U.S. Air Force. Services were conducted SaturHay in .the Trinity Episcopal hapel. Burial was in Memorial ‘Stevenson Votes Funds ' Deadline N ear For Special Education eS Highwood, Boches Boches, SEE | Absentee-Vote and Eugene VonSchan- dorf of Joliet; two daughters, Miss Muriel Frazier and Mrs. Marilyn Favelli, both of 642 Vine Av., Highland Park; a sister, Mrs. Stella Watson of Woodridge, N.J.; and three grandchildren. Services were yesterday in Im- maculate Conception Church, High_land Park. Burial was private. Pearl Marty Mrs. Pearl Marty, 68, of 1699 McGovern St., Highland Park, died Saturday in Highland Park Hospital. Born in Brookport, Ill., Mrs. Marty moved to Highland Park 46 years ago. She was a member of the Womens Moose, American Leg- ion Auxiliary, and the V.F.W. Auxiliary in Highland Park. Survivors include her husband Paul; and son, Charles, at home. Services were conducted Tuesday in the Sequin Funeral Home. Burial was in North Shore Garden of Memories go. Cemetery, North Chica- Victoria Diebel Mrs. Mrs. Emma Diebel, 62, of 2833 roquios Rd., Wilmette, mother of a Deerfield resident, died last ThursHay in Evanston Hospital. Born in Eislingen, Germany, she came to this country in 1927 and lived in Chicago before moving o Wilmette in 1941. Mrs. Diebel was a member of the irst Presbyterian Church in vanston. F Survivors include her husband, William; a son, Robert W., 1323 Ashland Av., Wilmette; a daughter, rs. Daniel H. Stiehr, 1026 Oxford Pl., Deerfield; a brother, Eugene Steiner of Elmhurst; a sister, Miss Rosa Steiner of Eislingen; prandchildren. Services were Hay in the and six conducted First Satur- Presbyterian hurch. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery in Skokie. Helen V. razier ears. lived She City, N.J., Mrs. in Highland was Park a member Maserati, 84, of of Highwood; four daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Palley and Mrs. Molly Mathews, both of Farmington, Mrs. Angelina Zenzola of Highwood, and Mrs. Anna Rogandino of Ontario, Cal.; nine grandchildren; and 18 great grandchildren. Services were held Mar. 27 in St. Mathews Church, Farmington, with the Rev. Fr. Michael Ferran offici- Burial was in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Farmington. Thomas 40 of the other’s Club of Highland Park. Survivors include two sons, Nelon D. Frazier III of 111 High St., Thomas E. Russell Jr., 54, of 247 Michigan Av., Highwood, died Saturday in his home. Russell was born in High- Survivors include his Grace; son, Thomas E. widow, III at home; daughter, Gay Lynne Russell of Chicago; brother, Charles of Northbrook; and a sister, Mrs. Vivienne Crooks of Bronxville, N.Y. Services were Tuesday in Sequin Funeral Home. Burial was in North Shore Garden of Memories etery, North Chicago. The debate will follow the regular riday night service which begins at 8 p.m. Last week, this newspaper incorectly reported that the debate was o have taken place Mar. 24. Supporting the U.S. government’s position in Vietnam will be John lark Kimball, senior editor in the Dffice of Media Services of the Bureau of Public Affairs. Taking the negative side will be Prof. John Sproat of Lake Forest ollege, a specialist farch 30, 1967 in American district 14. The voters also district office city Foundation for Republican Party the study of the in the late 19th Century. Mr. Kimball has been a European correspondent for the Chicago SunTimes and an editorial columnist for the Los Angeles Times. He is the co-author of a book on the effects of nuclear weapons and survival techniques and has been awarded the George Washington Medal from the Freedoms Foundation for a significant contribution to a better understanding of the American Way of life. debate and the serves louvre at a major air intake in the activities wing for a total cost of $875 was accepted. Other purchases authorized include two chest-type freezers for the cafeteria and two window air conditioners for the conference and guidance rooms. — In other action, board approved. in in Sunset Mail absentee ballots must be received in the school board offices the no taxing power, about 500 handicapped children. _ The board agreed also to permit— the administration to allow students — A low bid by Manor Sheet Metal of Skokie to install a weather-proof Woods Park. by Monday and office by Apr. 14. which has to apply for permits to drive automobiles to school. A moving traffic — violation would automatically cane" cel the privilege. must ballots will be available the park clerk’s — Residents must be registered to vote in park district and school board elections, but unregistered judges for the Apr. 8 school board election. Two candidates have filed for the uncontested three-year — residents terms: incumbent Board Pres. Dan — Schuffman and newcomer Richard C. Ross of Lincolnshire. At the meeting, Roy Young, a resident of northern Vernon town- | may vote in the city election. Absentee ballots for school board Grainne school board office in Red Oak School, 530 Red Oak Ln., between 8 District 111, at Oak Terrace school School board office School, 240 Prarie Park High School District 113, administration Mrs. office, 1040 Park Av. W. in Highland Park, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. poet William forms daily. ucation,” he said. Mr. Schuffman ‘plans are being on daughter-in-law Butler a of Yeats, §3l1-string per- harp, a modernized version of the instrument used in Ireland for more than a thousand years. Spring Ski Vacation Miss Janice Ruppel, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yeats, daughter of Ruppel Jr., 2830 Hoffman Ln., Riverwoods, is visiting friends and skiing in Colorado during her spring break. Mrs. Yeats has made a life-study of Irish traditional music and has a repertoire of more than 200 songs. Her repertoire includes a modern song cycle, to words by W. B. Yeats, written in 1965 to commem- Ann Ruppel, a senior at Northwestern University, is visiting friends in orate the centennial of the poet’s birth. The free public program sponsored by Northwestern’s English department will be presented in the Technological Institute Auditorium, New York City. 2145 Sheridan Rd., Evanston. Miss Ruppel is Southern Illinois bondale. Her a freshman University, sister, Miss at CarJudith = pupils and need some technical ed- An evening of Irish songs with commentary covering the period from the 14th to the 20th centuries will be presented at 8 p.m. next Thursday at Northwestern University by Irish singer, harpist, and lecturer Grainne Yeats. Av. in Highwood. The office is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Deerfield-Highland that industrial education was not being overlooked. ‘‘Many students are not acadenil Irish Songs a.m. and 4 p.m. Park ship, asked the board for assurance Will Feature Highland Park School District 108 Highwood-Highland Yeats N.U. Program Central Highland Park School District 107, board of education office, 2075 St. Johns Av., 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow and Monday. explained that made to expa Stevenson’s present technical pro- — gram and that additional graphic __ arts facilities are being considered ee for next fall. ee Nursery Registration To Begin in Deerfield _ Registration for the 1967-68 school year of the Deerfield Community Nursery School will begin Monday. _ Registration applications may be ~ obtained at the school, 815 Rose-— 4 mary Ter., between 9:15 and 11:15 — a.m. or during the afternoon. The © school will offer an afternoon r program for 4-year-olds for the first time next year. RETURNS oe HOME Miss Barbara Bradley of Deerfield, has returned home after a ~ visit with a cousin in Charlotte, N.C. Barbara, a senior at Wood. ; lands Academy, Lake Forest, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Bradley Jr., 60 Greenbriar Dr. worship service are open to the public. 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Janice Rupple Takes E. Russell wood where he lived all his life. _Mrs. Helen V. Frazier, 66, of 642 ine Av., Highland Park, died Saturday in Michael Reese Hospit- Al, Chicago. Born in Jersey Maserati Victoria Adolph of Farmington and Charles Mr. Frazier Monday is the last day Highland Park voters may apply for absentee ballots for Apr. 8 school board elections. following offices: Farmington, Ill., a former Highwood resident, died Mar. 23 in Lewiston Hospital, Lewiston, IIl. She was born in Tontrmoli, Italy. Survivors include two _ sons, ating. The District Board last week voted to pay a special assessment of $1,034 to the North Suburban Special Education District. elections may be obtained from the Park Cemetery, Skokie. Emma In School Race | FURNACE DRY FOR PUTTING AIR? OUT NEW COMFORT AND SAVINGS .. . call Robinson's For A Humidification Survey TODAY! �SNLMy ie [ASOS Sweet Is al A ROI ISAS € —s me ed a 3 Plans Concert Winner Of Sonatas Of Award be Sunday afternoon by cellist Dudle Powers and pianist Laurence Davis of the Northwestern Universit School of Music staff. The free, public concert wi begin at 4 p.m. in Lutkin Hall, 70 University Pl., Evanston. The duo will perform Alfred Robert Sweet, professor of English and humanities at Kendall College New in Evanston Trier High and former School faculty member, has won the Drama of Evanston’s 1967 Club Playwright Award. SEONG: ; Dak bi The presentation will be made at 10 a.m. next Thursday on the stage of the Woman’s Club of Evanston. Secee ’ ee , 7 “es te se Se Piatti’s Sonata in C Major, transcription of a composition b Franz Joseph Haydn; Benjami Britten’s Sonata in C; and J@ hannes Brahms’ Sonata in F Majo amy ane The prize, awarded only once before, is given “to an emerging American playwright with the Mr. Mrs. George B. Wendt, 910 Reba Evanston, playwright chairman award of the committee, will served Also receiving special honors will be Canadian writer Fraser Kent and Chicagoan G. L. Wallace. Mr. Sweet’s drama, “Memory of Fire,” emerged from his experiences while living in the West voodoo. It was. first produced at Kendall in February, 1966, and is being published by the East-West Publishing Co. of Manila and New York. Mr. Sweet’s short stories have appeared in Chicago Review and Chelsea Review and have been listed in Martha Foley’s “Best American Short Stories.” He attended the Aspen Writers Workshop on a fellowship. Jacobi, will precede the program. Serving with Mrs. Wendt on the award committee, were Drama Club president Mrs. John P. Higgenson Jr. of Chicago and Mrs. George T. Crossland, 2153 Hartrey Av.; Mrs. Donald J. Simpson, 2733 Lincoln St.; Dr. Charlotte I. Lee, 3200 Harrison St.; and Mrs. Roy L. Newman, 1461 Ridge Av., all of Evanston. Local Ve le ¥ ae 4 4 prize in i, % eri Ba ae: ry : * Theater Begins 27 through 30 in Wilmette Junior High School-Howard. Songs and dances reminiscent of the flappers and their boy friends of the Roaring 20s are directed by Marc Overton of Chicago’s Lyric ny Opera, assisted by Miss Carole Rudzina as accompanist and Mrs. Carl Johnson as_ choreographer. Mrs. William Olendorf is designing the French Riviera settings. In Television Dramatization phoniness and hypocrisy in social, business, and church relationships. They will be seen at 12:30 p.m. Saturday on Channel 2’s Wonderful World. Contributing their talents to dra- matizations of phoniness in various situations are David Palmer, :2337 Lake Av., Wilmette; Beverly (Mrs. Thomas) Hilliard, 372 Provident Av., Winnetka; and Winifred (Mrs. Keehn) Landis, 2680 Orrington Av., Fred Miksch, 1110 Monroe St., and Miss Carole Rudzina, 1003 Hinman Av., all of Evanston. Miss Rudzina is a drama teacher at Wilmette Junior High SchoolHoward. The program on ‘games people play” was conceived and scripted as a Class project by theological seminary students taking a course in broadcasting at the Chicago Christian Communications Center. Work Mr. Overton, a Chicagoan, is a graduate of Northwestern Univer- / Evanston, 1003 teaches Hinman at Wilmette Junior High School-Howard. Mrs. Johnson, who has choreographed numerous shows, formerly taught dance at New Trier. High School. She lives at 2151 Grey Av., Evanston. Mrs. Olendorf, of Highland Park, has designed stage sets for the Deerfield Stagers as well as for the North Shore group. Cast members playing adult roles are David Palmer, 2237 Lake Av., Wilmette, as Percy Browne; Winifred (Mrs. Keehn) Landis, 2680 Orrington Av., Evanston, as Lady Brockhurst; Jack Rindell, 2755 Eastwood Av., Evanston, who are cast as the young set in the are Miss Christina Weeks as Polly Brown, Ritch Robb as Tony, Sally Mitchell as Maisie, van Charles A MHusen, | WHY WORRY Give us a call DESIGNERS, Inc. BUILDERS _* Division to Handle Your Remodeling Baths * Room * * Kitchens Additions Recreation PHONE Rooms 831-3800 about heating and air conditioning and filters and thermostats? and let us worry about it. We're Day & Night air conditioning service experts. WILLIAM 874 GREEN BAY RD. L. WENTE CoO. HI 6-0225 WINNETKA Leeceenren ANNIVERSARY Don't Lord Brockhurst; and Helen (Mrs. Stanford J.) Reinisch of Highland Park, Mme. Dubonnet. Cast as Young Set Northwestern University students show Bobby CUSTOM [ 7” Reina mamta ais Av., dramatics as LEDERER, Over 20 Years Serving the North Shore een Bermann as Dulcie, and Miss Mary Kay Harris as Fay. Also from Northwestern is Miss Kathleen Rostrum in the role of the maid, Hortense. Dramatics Rudzina, ON SKIS GRETA David Sears as Marcel, Miss Dor- assistant stage manager for Lyric. Teaches Pian Colorado and California. Wes on Musical Conwell sity School of Speech, where he studied under Miss Alvina Krause and appeared during the summers at Miss Krause’s Eagles Mere Theater in Pennsylvania. He is Miss International cently spent two skiing holidays i pia Good Grief, the kite-eating trees are blooming again. (Staff Photo by Jan Bateman) Members of North Shore Community Theater are rehearsing for their first musical comedy, ‘The Boy Friend,”’ to be presented Apr. the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jacobse 951 Brookside Ln., Deerfield, ré Cs Ge Community Oper winner of several majo competitions, including firs HOLIDAY Goo Resident to Partictpate Five members of the North Shore Community Theater will partici pate in a television program about of thi The piano House Theater, a Hull House A continental breakfast, honoring the three playwrights and Mr. cellist Competition of the German Co bined Radio Networks, Mr. Davi has made solo appearances i Europe, Latin America, and Aus tralia, as well as in the Unite States. Hill to My House”’ were runners-up affiliate. Foflowing the presentation of the awards, Peter Jacobi, drama critic for the Hollister Newspapers, will preview the summer season in Chicago. principal Society and the American Society in New York. Fraser Kent’s play, ‘The Stricken,” and G. L. 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Highland peat * Highwood Hera * Deerfield Villager THE HOLLISTER NEWSP APERS ge es eA �Warrior Mentor Hopeful Deerfield’s varsity baseball team got in one day of outdoor practice last week and coach Carl Eich’ staedt took advantage of the oppor- tunity to have his outfielders chase some fly balls. “‘We’re trying to get used to the weather more than anything right now,” Eichstaedt explained. Eichstaedt is optimistic abou his team’s chance in the Centra Suburban League this season “These boys are the ones that started with four years ago. We’vé grown up together. They know th¢ routine and the system. new teaching he said. Eichstaedt way It’s not situation is for pleased 4g them,’ with thé his pitchers look at this stagq of practice. ‘“‘(Steve) Stranger and (Jeff) Mason are working hard and are Eichstaedt’s top moun prospects. Jim Brandt will be the catcher and his coach says he i ‘“Jooking good and hustling.” With no school this week Eich staedt has been holding split-ses sion practices, the infielders report ing in the morning and the outfield ers and pitchers in the afternoo Each group works out for about a hour and a half. “T can’t give you a_ tentative lineup yet,” Eichstaedt said, “‘but Scott Ascher goes over the bar at 6-3!/2, good for second will say that it will have at leas three and possibly four underclass place at Oak Park. (Bud Daley Photo) men in it.” Ascher Scores at Oak Park The Warriors will open the sea son Saturday with Waukegan a Deerfield in an 11 a.m. contest. Th team will be host to Maine Ea here Monday at 4:30 and will travd arriors End Indoor Season Deerfield’s indoor track team finished the school’s first season of dual-meet track competition with an 89-20 victory over Dundee last week. On Saturday Deerfield entered the famed Oak Park Relays and finished in a tie for 12th place as Scott Ascher picked up the team’s total of four points with a secondplace finish in the high jump. There OMING U Waukegan at Deerfield (varsity-JV), 11 VW Monday Evanston Foreman at Maine W. (varsity), 3:30 (varsity), se Maine E. at Deerfield (JV-frosh B), 4: Maine W. at Evanston (JV-soph-frosh), 33.30 Tuesday Glenbrook N. at St. Viator Syarpiiy 38+ 4 Maine E. at Highland Park (JV), 4:15 Deerfield at Barrington (varsity-soph), 4:15 St. Viator at Glenbrook N. (soph-frosh), 4:30 Wednesday Loyola at Gordon Tech (varsity), 3:30 Highland Park at North Chicago (varsity-JV),4 Glenbrook N. at Waukegan (JV-soph), 4:30 North Chicago at Highland pond (sooh. frosh),4 Waukegan at Glenbrook N. (frosh), 4:30 Lane Tech at New Trier E. (varsity), 4 at Marquette, Downers Grove soph), 4:15 N. Saturday Wis. Invitational, Tuesday at Maine E. (varsity-frosh- TENNIS Tuesday Forest Glenbrook Niles'W. 74 at Deerfield (varsity-soph), jumped 6-3% to place ter of an inch better than the previous mark set by Calvin Boyd of Oak Park in 1952. Glenbrook North High School in Northbrook will be the site of one nights’ action in the 19th annual Wheelchair Basketball Tournament. The tournament, involving the top ten teams in the country, will be played Apr. 4-8 at five different sites in the Chicagoland area. Glenbrook North will be the site for the “games by (two) the on Apr. Glenview 5, sponsored Council, Navy League. Paraplegics, post-polio victims, and amputees, many of them war veterans, will play basketball in the tourney, to determine a 4:15 N. at St. Viator (varsity-soph), 4:30 Wednesday at Maine E. (varsity-soph), 4:30 Tickets are for available the night’s in Glenview activities at the Glenview State Bank, Chip’s Casuals, Chic’s and Chap’s, Bill’s Tex- aco, Varsity and Prep Sports Shop, Glenview Liquors, and First Trust and Savings Bank. They will also be available at the door. The games will begin at 7:15 p.m. sped with the 47-2. Ascher won the high jump with 63%4, Rick Foster won the broad jump with a leap of 19-8, The Warriors dominated the Dundee meet, winning all but one national champion. noon Wednesday Evanston at North Chicago (varsity-soph), 4:30 Lake Ascher second behind Terry Webb of Glenbrook South. Webb set a relay record as he jumped 6-5%4, a quar- 16-game TRACK Loyola Sophomore Mitch Simmons to victory in the 50-yard dash a time of :05.5. Bob Katz won shot put with a throw of Disabled Cagers To Play at North Loyola at St. Rita (varsity), (2), 12 Deerfield at Waukegan (soph-frosh), 1 North Chicago at Evanston (soph frosh), WV Sunday Loyola at St. Laurence (2), 1 Loyola at Chicago event and sweeping four. boys entered. Terry Globerson won 2:11.5, Bob Holt won the and low hurdles, half mile in PARK RELAYS Team Standings (Class A) 1. Oak Park 58, 2. Harlan (Chicago) 39, 3. Phillips (Chicago) 27, 4. (tie) Marshall (Chicago), Glenbard West 20, 6. Dunbar (Chicago) 16, 7. (tie) Proviso West, Lyons 13, 9. Rockford Guilford 11, 10. Proviso East 7, 11. Lane Tech (Chicago) 6, 12. (tie) Rockford West, Willowbrook, Deerfield 4, 15. Oak Lawn 3, 16. (tie) Elgin Larkin, Elgin, Hinsdale Central, Morton East, Riverside-Brookfield 2, 22. (tie) Naperville and York 1. Results Open 16-lap relay—l. Oak Park (Cakter, Lozeau, Erickson, Magidal); 2 Glenbard West, 3. Lyons, 4. Willowbrook, 5. Rockford Guilford. T—7:02.3. Shot Put—1. Rich Shelhamer (OP), 2. Reynolds (OP), 3. Nasal (Oak Lawn), 4. Hackett (St. Procopius), 5. Sallis (Rockford. West). 57 feet 7 inches. Broad jump—1l. Ken Gordon (Sycamore) 2. Ward, (Dunbar), 3. Miller (Princeton), 4. Pratt (Sterling), 5. Lucas, (Phillips). 23 feet 42 inch. Sprint medley—1. Oak Park (McCreary, Paetau, Juliano, Magida), 2. Glenbard West. 3. Lyons, 4. Dunbar, 5. Phillips. T—3:10.6. 50-yard dash—1. Gregory Cohn, (Lane Tech), 2. Williams (Marshall), 3. Lewis (Rockford Guilford). 4. Booker (Marshall), 5. Pincham (Harlan). T—5.5. High jump—!. Terry Webb (GBS), 2. Scott Ascher (D), 3. Dykstra (Rockford Guilford), 4. Thompson (Geneva). 5. Holt (Freeport), 6 feet 534 inches. (Record. old mark 6-542 set by Calvin Boyd of Oak Park in 1952) 8-lap relay—1. Harlan (Melvin. Richardson, Donalds, Stevenson), 2. Oak Park, 2. Dunbar. 4. Glenbard West, 5. Elgin Larkin. T—2:39.2. (Record, old mark 2:59.6. Glenbard East. 1962). 60-yard H.H.—1. Ronald Draper (Harlan), 2 Hilliard (Phillips), 3. Harlan, 4. John Elliot cap- tured the mile in 4:57.7, and Craig Strange won the 440-yard dash in :55.6. The four- and eight-lap relay teams were also winners. Results: Love (Phillips, 5. Venoski (Hinsdale Central). T—7.3. (Record, old mark 7.4 by John Smith (Maine) 1941 and Simon Kent (Oak Park) 1965.) Mile run—1. Dave Calvert (Rockford Guilford). 2. Ward (Proviso East), 3. Elliott (Proviso West), 4. Press (Riverside), 5. Gisburne (York). T—4:15.5. (Record, old mark. 4:17.38 by Bruce Howman Proviso West, 1965). 60-yard L.H.—1. Ronald Draper (Harlan). 2. aiaere (Phillips), 3. phage (Harlan), 4. Stefanelli (Morton East), Venoski ( Sinsdale Central). T—7.0. Pole Vault—1. Howard Doulder (Oak Park), 2. Likens Pie aie West), 3. Chval (Oak Park), 4. Westby (Elgin), 5. Kurzan (Naperville). 14 feet 614 inches. (Record, old mark 14-234 by Joe Viktor Proviso West, 1966). 4-lap relay—l. Harlan, 2. Marshall, 3. Phillips, 4. Dunbar. T—1:22.3. DHS Niles Gains both the high Summaries OAK BASEBALL Saturday Evanston at North Chicago Sversity- JV), New Trier E. at Notre Dame, 1:30 were 72 schools and more than 1500 to Barrington on Tuesday. 89, DUNDEE 20 60-yard H.H.—1. Holt ee 4 2. Novak (D), 3. Johnston (DHS). 7.9. 50-yard dash—1. asap (DHS), 2. South (DHS), 3. Shattuck (DHS). T—5.5. 880-yard run—1. Globerson (DHS), 2 Coleman (D), 3. Mittleman (DHS). 4-lap relay—1l. Deerfield. 'T—1:20.9. 440-yard dash—1. Strange (DHS), 2. Becker (DHS), 3. Slonkosky (D). T—56.6. 60-yard L.H.—1. Holt Ok 2. Novak (D), 3. Johnston (DHS). Mile run—1, Elliot (DHS), 2, Clayton (DHS), 3. Backe (DHS). $7.7. 8- lap relay—1. Saoriais. Ca 56.8. Pole vault—1. Zango (D), 2. McCarthy (D). 3. Carlson (DHS). 10 feet. 6\inches Broad jump—l. Foster (DHS), 2. Gerkin (DHS), 3. Henk (D). 19 feet, 8 inches —_ High jump—l. Ascher oe), 2: Gerkin (DHS), 3. Berman (DH Shot put—1. Katz (DHS) “i Harvey ee), 3. Anderson (DHS). 47 feet, 2 inches State Little Guys Title Niles won the state championshi of Little Guys basketball las weekend in Highwood by beatin Bensenville 40-37 in the title game. Chicago Heights took third pla with a 49-37 victory over Highwood Since Niles was not an officiall franchised Little Guys team, the will not compete this weekend i the International Little Guys Tout nament, Bensenville was selecte to compete in place of Niles. Bensenville was tied with Niles ¢ the half, fell behind in the thi quarter, and then rallied to win t final period. Highwood led North Chicago the half by two points but th height of North Chicago took its ta in the second half. BURTON GETS HONORS Ron Burton, Northwestern al American halfback in 1959, ha been chosen one of the 10 o standing young men of Bostoy Burton, who holds the North western career and season scori records, also has been elected Pa Commissioner in Framingha Mass. He recently retired fror professional football, having sper his career with Boston. March 30, 196 �& 79 Golf Hopefuls : Report to Bassett All have individual specialties “Radie is going ; no stopping her.” to go all the way,” Dorrer contends. at Indiana State Rich Ruben winning successive matches from Reg Wicks of Iowa State 4-3 and Don Hall of Arizona 13-5, Schneider was pinned by Linn Borcher of Stanford in 4:52. Northwestern sophomore Jack Dunn won his first match in the 137 pound weight decision on over a 2-1 Jim overtime Beddell of Princeton. He was pinned in 7:14 by Gene Davis of Oklahoma State in the second round. Three other Northwestern entries bowed out in the first round. Ed Dumas lost’ to Bob Terrill of Maryland 1-0 in overtime in the 115 pound weight; Wayne Watson was pinned in 3:16 by Mike Hernandez of Adams State in the 123 pound weight, and Otto Zeaman lost a 4-3 decision to Leon Mickelson of Wyoming in the 160 pound weight. in which they shine, although Miss Wetzel sparkles the brightest. ‘‘There’s outdoor hitting nine-irons on the practice football field. “T’d say that we’re at least three South to Host Smith of Oregon State. Ruben won his first round match from Stephen Godlewski of Georgia 11-5 and followed with a 7-6 win over John Smith of Lockhaven in the second round. Russ Schneider of the Wildcats ~ also gained the third round. After Gil Fennie, including Ann Asp of Evanston and Dorrer’s 13-year-old daughter, Karen, but these four are the top stars. All, at one time or another, have made the United States team for the Canadian- first He had the boys Ted Parker of Deerfield grabbed off fifth place in the 123 pound weight. He lost his third match to reached the third round in the 167 pound weight where he lost to Jeff play the from playing,’ Bassett said as he looked at the water on the grass, “but when we get started Vent, both seniors, Katzenbert, and Jeff McDonald. Deerfield __ will play at Ravinia Green in Riverwoods this year. ia “J know we’ll win more than we lose,’’ Bassett said. Ralph Poelling is the fresh-soph coach. He has a group of 35 freshman out for the team. Keith Tournament On Badminton The finest badminton players from eleven states will take part in the Midwest Championships this weekend at Glenbrook South High School. The tourney is expected to draw about 150 players, including many from the North Shore area. Also on hand will be Tom Carmichael of Detroit, who has been selected for the United States team in Thomas Cup play, which corresponds to the Davis Cup in tennis. The Thomas Cup matches . will be held later this year in Indonesia. The Midwest event also serves as a tuneup for the national championships next month in Flint, Mich. Play at Glenbrook South will start at 9 a.m. Saturday with singles for men.and women. This will be followed by men and women’s doubles, mixed doubles, and veteran doubles. Semifinals will start at 10 a.m. Sunday, and the finals are set for 1 p.m. There charge. will be. no admission A Lifetime of Sports It is not surprising that Dorrer is wrapped up in swimming. Since his days as a youngster in San Francisco, he has touched most of the athletic bases. He was a :09.9 sprinter in high school, a varsity Whitaker is a top prospect as a sophomore. . Bassett is not optimistic about the chances of playing the opening meets, but the first match is — scheduled for Apr. 7 at Mundelein. April:7—at Mundelein frie sad 10— Adlai Stevenson, 14—New Trier East, — 17—at Wheeling, Niles North, 20—Lake Forest, 27—Maine West, 24— _ 28—at = 5a a North, 29—Wheeling Invita iona May: 1—at Glenbrook South, 4—Maine South, 16—at meet 9—Fremd, Niles West, 13—state at Glenbrook — i North. ee BET You DIDN'T apa Rebels held Tuesday. lips and Tom Be the Kenilworth Bassett workout weeks Parker wrestles University. Northwestern’s In 1962, Dorrer helped initiate the Little League baseball program in Kenilworth and at one time served as the league’s commissioner. He also is president of the Dad’s Club at New Trier East High School. His big job right now is publicity agent and chaperone for a group of youngsters at the Michigan Shores club in Wilmette who -are cutting a wide swath in the swimming world. Eadie Wetzel, Kathy Crowley, Linda Prasses, and Lynn Dorrer, John’s 14-yearold daughter, hold three national age-group records in the freestyle relay and have set or tied a couple of others along the way. There are many other team members working under club coach dual. State, saw considerable action last year. Other seniors on the squad are Ron Malvin and Ken Levitt. Up from last year’s sophomore squad are Mike Schuler, Dean Laffey, Craig’ Weichmann, Chuck ~ former New Trier star, was runnerup in the 130 pound division. He lost in the finals to Harold McGuire of Oklahoma. to win the title. and Baseball, Too age-group of Michigan Ten Mike Caruso of Lehigh who went on Damer, still run the show and coach the teams. AAU Behm a Big season.” e Don » area competition in four weight classes at the junior high level. Dorrer and Lee Getschow, the former Notre American 73 with returning KNOW : Now with second are By Red Fell a baseball oddity Here's that seems hard to believe . . « Although Forbes Field in Pittsburgh is one of the oldest parks in the big leagues, a no-hitter has NEVER been pitched there! .. . That fact becomes more amazing when you consider that Forbes Field has been used continuously since 1909 . . . Meanwhile, there have been no-hitters in many newer parks that have been used for only a few years ... The season of 1966 marked the 58th consecutive year in which Forbes failed to have football and basketball player and a rugby star at Stanford. ides on his own. was the meet’s history that team won the title. everything else.” Since moving to Kenilworth in 1953, Dorrer has been practicing what he preaches. In 1960, he ran. for the school board on a platform John Dorrer which advocated competitive sports, which embraced the precept that kids should be developed physically. When he was narrowly beaten, he started a football program State Michigan Michigan was lettermen from last year’s squad. John Phil- “Hae EM eT they do better in their studies by Kent 64 points. It was the second time in the rest of his time in sports so the living can be better for the town’s youngsters. “T think competitive sports are important,” he declares. “I believe > in kids competing in sports. It keeps _ them off the streets and out of the drugstore. It keeps them busy. And won at meet Two said Bassett in an understatement. “But we’ll go with 16 for the ae for a living and spends The turnout,” se, equipment last weekend. points. Dorrer is a 50-year-old Kenilworth resident who sells brewery championships State for the golf season. had a tremendous Reb wrestling swimming all started for John Dorrer and his family, but swimming is just part of Dorrer’s work in keeping the kids at play. here.”’ ‘We 5 ; Country Club in Highland Park is where the preparing continue this new tradition of winning that’s been started around : ar Room Three members of Northwestern’s wrestling team compiled a total of seven points in the N.C.A.A. for the Kids we’re going to be tough. We hope to ‘ He Works The almost unbelievable total of 79 boys have reported to coach Jack Bassett as Deerfield begins ra In Mat Meet at Places 5th 5 Ted Parker Field : aed a no-hitter. *& & A x A slightly querulous voice ‘alle this am. my kitchen set?” _ of a doctor who was treating him for a nerve injury in the neck. “I swim well but not with any speed,”’ he admits. ‘‘My daughter can pass me up going and coming. To me, the greatest challenge now is the battle of the waistline.” The path to age-group success started when John and wife Nancy first dunked their daughters and son John, now a 17-year-old junior and an athlete at New Trier, into the pool at Exmoor, where the Dorrers belong. The kids started at 5 High School’s successful swim coach ‘Swimming is a better sport for the body-builder. With the AAU program nities there are, it’s the greatest He’s John and Nancy Dorrer programs like this do the kids, and there is pushers, but Dorrer is poise, self-confidence, No It had to happen... been plagued with phone calls pertaining to bits ranging from ante-bellum ante-room decorations to zabaglione containers guaranteed not to crack, chip, or peel. We don’t mind the phone calls but the asperity has to go. As one of our more waggish customers said, “People are liable to start thinking your clothes fit like furniture—so you'd better Pusher who take part in so because they feel time must be spent with satisfaction in doing it. Some, of course, are not one of these. He recognizes the lessons in and mental discipline which a sport like swim- make COLBY’S for the good of the youngster. ready to quit, she can quit. She works Sunday, every day, Tuesday through an hour-and-a-half or two hours a day and twice on the weekends. Generally this ties a kid up, but it doesn’t phase Lynn. She does her studies, gets her rest, participates in all the social activities. She doesn’t give up anything. _“I want my shampion, if ake up her don’t know kids to be well-rounded. If Lynn wants to be a national she wants to be great, then she knows she’ll have to mind that this is it and she’ll have to work for it. But if this is the answer.”’ rch 30, 1967 a statement.” — COBEY’S is a furniture . The '27 Yanks an “L” 478 Central Highland Park won 110 @ g The Cubs of 1906 won 116 and a the Indians of 1954 won * 111. @ & Did you know that Kenneth Crow- store. ell, Superintendent, Dist. 108, just returned from an educational conference in England, will be my @ is a men’s shop. there’s * games, but two other teams have won more in a year . guest And *& Here's an oddity from baseball . . . The 1927 Yankees are often called the greatest team in baseball history— yet did you know they do not @ hold the record for winning = the most games in a season? x ming can teach, and he believes in winning. But his first thought is ‘(Lynn wants this,” he declares. ‘I tell her that whenever she’s it did. * sport there is.” adults “Where is Ever since that furniture store moved in down the line, we have under Dobbie Burton, Evanston who teaches at Exmoor. kids,” John says. ‘It’s a better the way it is and the opportu- and the other And & naka Did you know that in the hidtoey. of the Indianapolis 500-mile race, no driver has ever led for an entire race .. . Closest anyone ever came was Billy Arnold in 1930... He led in all but 2 laps. i on the advice ; took up swimming ‘ Dorrer : player, . A rabid handball of a difference. on the urday, April Open Thursday night Red Fell Show, Sat- Ist? THE FELL COMPANY Highland Park co a Winnetka — Glencoe | a SSE BS BERR RRaBa * ; . �al Rosenbaum Runs, ball, and with the addition of Marist to the loop in September it would have given a similar number for foot- _ball. Last season there were only six league schools playing football, but St. Joseph is moving up to varsity status _ for the first time. Now the league is faced with seven schools playing football, creating the automatic bye for one team. The other schools playing football are St. George, De Salle, St. Patrick, Marian Catholic, and St. Viator. La XA SCHOOLS are located in neighborhoods that are under- going great change in the terms of economic standards and the enrollment is dropping at the Catholic institutions. _ Based on registration figures for the next school year, St. Mel is - faced with a freshman class that may not reach 100. Obviously that ‘is not enough boys to keep up a respectable football program. - Actually more schools probably will be dropping football in the near future, but the situation may take a turn for the better at the same. time. St. also a hard located time near Chicago’s competing against downtown area, the other has been Even Leo, which has fielded some powerful teams out the talent to come THE ARCHDIOCESE of a on four has embarked on program encompasses every phase of Catholic life in ole Pole vault—l. Palay (HP), 2. Sachnoff (HP), 3. Green (NC). 9 feet, 6 inches Broad jump—1. Rosenbaum (HP), 2. Anderson (NC), 3. Siegel (HP). 18 feet, 9 inches High jump—1. Green (NC), Wilson (HP), 3. Spriggs (NC). 5 os é inches Shot put—1. Wait (HP), Reid (NC), 3. Swirski (NC), 43 feet, i, nye Former Wildcat Former Northwestern stars, Marty Riessen and team for 1967. Others named were Arthur Ashe, Charles Pasarell, and Cliff Richey. Riessen and Graebner gave Northwestern dominance of Big Ten tennis during the early 1960’s as they combined for four successive Big Ten singles titles and three straight doubles championships. Bob Ehrhart, TO SPEAK Northwestern track FDRG the HE BIG TEN IS SUPPOSED to have its share of some college headlines in other parts of the country. . Two members of New Trier East’s fine team of 1965-66 are looked on with high regard. Larry Rosenzweig, 6-11 center, could move into a starting berth next season at Stanford. John Holmes, 6-3 teammate on the team that made the state quarterfinals, of Rosenzweig is listed as an “up- coming star” at Richmond University. VANSTON BASEBALL COACH Ken McGonagle has found it a trying experience to find a place for his varsity team to practice. Since the weather has forced them to seek indoor facilities, McGonagle has seen his team workout in the fieldhouse, gymnasium, wrestling room, weightlifting gym, gymnastics room, a small basket- _ ball gym, in the golf nets, and on the auto driving range. When Jay Sanders, coach of the Highland Park varsity team heard about McGonagle’s troubles, he said, “I wish I had his problems.” Evanston’s nine is the defending co-champion of the Suburban EERFIELD’S GOLF COACH, Jack Bassett, and Highland Park’s golf coach, Fred Dickman, should get together. Bassett reported that 79 prospective golfers turned out for his organizational meeting SOS having tied for the top last year with Waukegan. while Dickman has just 13 competing for the spots on his team. It really isn’t as bad as it sounds though since 35 of the 79 at Deerfield are freshmen. BH. ESS League, IERRY WEBB, Glenbrook South’s outstanding high jumper, thought he probably had the best jump of the indoor season when he went 6-5%4 at the Oak Park Relays last Saturday. When he awoke the next morning and read the sports pages he found that a _ jumper from Olney High School jumped 6-95/8. 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Stars on Davis Cup Chicago area and includes the building of new schools and the phasing out of others. So the probable result will be that more schools will be dropping schools that spring up should field a much stronger team as the result of the reorganization. Take care of your vision 8-lap relay—1. Highland Park (Browaren Melvoin, Rosenbaum). T— a multi-million dollar program called ‘‘Project Renewal.” This Et ll Results: 60-yard H.H.—1. ae a ea, 2. Dodd (HP), 3. Wait: (HP). 50-yard dash—1. Bal 8 sag (HP), 2. Stern (HP), 3. Siegel (HP). T—5.9. 880- were run—1. Cowan (NC), - Furth (HP), 3. Garrity (HP). T—2:32. 4-lap relay—l1. Highland re (Siegel, Mandiberg, Buckley, Stern). T—1:24.4. 440-yard dash—1. Rosenbaum (HP), 2. Brower (HP), 3. Green (NC). T—58.2. 60-yard LHI. Dodd (HP), 2. Spriges (NC), : ee (HP). T—8.7, run—1, hitehill (HP), 2. oe (NC), 3. et me oo (HP). T— Sports Clinic sponsored by the Wisconsin High School Coaches Association tomorrow and Saturday. up with teams Chicago and in the past, had levels. OWEVER, jump, coach, will be the principal speaker on track at the annual Spring only some 70 boys out for the sport last year and that doesn’t allow to spread broad League Catholic teams. the coaches the EHRHART Philip, having dash, anchored the eight-lap relay team. Two St. Mel follows the example of Catholic League schools _ Holy Trinity and De Paul, who dropped the sport shortly before the 1966 season. St. Ignatius, another Chicagoland Prep League team, hasn’t had the sport for a few years. LL FOUR yard Deerfield, Illinois ABBae St. Mel, which shares the problems of other schools _ located near the heart of Chicago, will be without a grid squad, thus causing problems for the Chicagoland Prep League. _ The league has all of. its eight schools playing basket- last _OGaaae . football team this fall. _ 74-26 Mark Rosenbaum led the team as he won the 50-yard dash, the 440- EB S Y : Chicago OPTOMETRIST 857 Rosemary Terrace . gi DAVE SCHULTY LTHOUGH IT HASN’T BEEN publicized yet, another Chicago Catholic high school will not field a North week. ls team ended its dual-meet season by M. HOUT be Highland Park’s sophomore track topping DR. MARK a Jumps to Direct Little Giant Win We will clean your furnace and burner —up-date or replace your burner if necessary — furnish all parts and labor to keep your burner operating efficiently during the 1967/1968 heating season. Subject to Initial Inspection RS SS SYS ES EERESELEEREG ERE AL-6-0011 SEEEREEEDEDRE EEE ERE ae EEREE 7, 3 �ighwood | osting Tourney Veterans Wildcat Baseball Team Set Pace Net Varsity To Open Home Schedule Northwestern’s The International Little asketball tournament will Guys begin is afternoon in Highwood. Ten teams are burnament which entered in will decide the the ampion of Little Guys basketball. Don Skrinar is the commissioner f Little Guys basketball. He is the ‘ecreation director of Highwood. c The first game, set for 1 p.m., : Vill be played at Oak Terrace School. It will be between Racine, Seven returning lettermen and a freshman will be counted on to lead the Highland Park varsity tennis team this spring. Heading the returnees from last year’s fourth-place Suburban League team are Jim Friedman, Andy Simon, and Rich Addison. All three are singles players. Friedman was No. 1 and Simon ‘and Addison alternated between the second and third spots last year. » cond and third games will also be Friedman is currently ranked fifth in the Chicago District Tennis Association rankings, He reached t Oak Terrace. is., will meet the semifinals of the Illinois State Junior Meet held last summer and Yis., and New York City. The At 2:15, Kenosha, Bensenville, IIl.; and Puerto Rico will tangle with *hicago Heights at 3:30. The games tonight will be played 't Highland Park High School. ‘anada will meet the Ft. Sheridan eam at 6:30, Lincoln, Neb. will ace the winner of the first after100n game at 7:30, and Highwood j¥ill battle the winner of the second ifternoon game in a 8:30 tilt. The winners of games five hree will play tomorrow and Park at 7 p.m. and at Highwhile the yinners of games four and six will lace each other at 8:30. On Saturday the losers of games sven and eight will meet for third iace at 7 p.m. while the championip game will be played sth at Highland Park. at 8:15, Boys playing in this tournament, ‘hich Skrinar originated 11 years go, are under 5-5 in height and »ss than 12 years old. ‘Puerto Rico is the defending ‘hampion in the tournament, 1aving beaten Bensenville 49-36 last vear for the title. also was a_ semifinalist in the Jaycee meet. Addison and Simon played a big role in the success of last year’s team but will be pressed for positions by Scott O’Connell, a freshman who is ranked among the leaders in his age group by the tennis association. The No. 1 doubles team from last year also is returning. Al Hackman and Bruce Zimmerman will return to make a bid for league honors. The No. 2 doubles team will be either Bill Anspach and Robbie Sanford or any one of three juniors, Jim Cole, Marx. Tom Magnus, or Dave The team will open the season Apr. 8 at Waukegan in a quadrangular meet. The first home meet is Apr. 11 with Niles North. The schedule: April: 8—at Waukegan, 11—Niles North, 15—at Niles West, 22—Morton East, "25—at Waukegan, 29- at Oak Park. May: 2—Evanston, 6—state districts, 9—at New Trier East, 13—Proviso East, 19-20—state meet, 23—Niles East, 27— league meet at Evansotn. ‘rn trip in which the Wildcats ympiled a 3-1 record. Coach Riessen was pleased with he performances on the trip which narked the first outdoor competi- don for the squad. Even in the loss North Carolina, the outcome ‘nged on a number of hard fought ‘atches that eventually . { Tarheels. were won Sophomore Tom Rice, former ew Trier star, took over the No. 1 ngles position on the trip and mpiled latches ike and a 2-2 record. He won his against Davidson and lost to Dartmouth and orth Carolina. 4 Junior Roger Barnard, playing at . 2, had a 3-1 record. His lone $s was to Gene Hamilton of North ~yrolina 6-2, 6-3. Senior Tom Mans- __d, No. 3, also had a 3-1 record, » lone defeat coming in the North irolina match. 30, 1967 the other singles at No. ors with Noffke was Rich Hatch, a righthander who preserved Benko’s Hallstrand, who hit .250 with a total shutout victory with three of one-hit relief pitching. Sophomores pressive plate. 5, and senior time the regular season opens Apr. 7 against Western Michigan. Rice and Barnard paired up in No. 1 doubles. They won their match against Dartmouth, gained a split against Duke and lost a hard fought match to Harrison and Hamilton of North Carolina 9-7, 4-6, 6-2. Ken Kendal and Crook at No. 2 doubles had a 2-1 record and the No. 3 doubles team of Mansfield and Brennan won all four of its matches. in As were their a innings even more im- debuts the group, at sophomores produced 48 hits in 103 times at bat for an average of .470. By contrast, beating Memphis State 6-3. He also veterans came up with 15 hits in 83 distinguished himself in a 5-4 extra- times at bat for a mark of .180. - Pacesetters at bat were members inning loss to Arkansas State, striking out eight batters and permitting but one run on four hits in six innings. Responsibility for that loss went to senior lefty Glen Cermak, who also absorbed Arkansas However, the 8-1 loss to State in the opener. Coach George McKinnon felt Cermak pitched well, but was three for six for a 500 average before being sidelined the second game because of pulled leg muscle. 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McCulloch’s 7¥% and 9 are available in manual Pete Skoglund, junior jack-of-alltrades on the Northwestern swimthe H 4 1 0 0 0 McCulloch electric-start charged. earned 3 1 0 Be lazy! Chip Sincere, a chance to team, H 9 7 6 3 4 4 z AB 2 0 2 1 0 Prairie April: 11—at Libertyville, 14—at Waukegan, 17—Lake Forest, 20—at Glenbrook North, 24—Proviso East, 25—Bar-rington, 28—at New Trier East. May: 1—Niles East, 5—at Waukegan, 8—Evanston, 12- 13—district meet, 15— Morton East, 19-20—state meet, '22—at Oak Park, 26—Suburban League at Chevy Chase (Niles East host). The home meets again this year will be held at Sunset Park, beginning Apr. 17 with Lake Forest. ming by J PRAIRIE VIEW AUTO BODY SHOP For Little Giant Varsity and Woody Sabold, plus junior Jim Crowley. “My only problem now is finding a fifth man,” Dickman said. ‘‘If we get him, we’ll be tough.” Dickman is giving his basketball Pitchers L 0 Shutts Benko Noffke Krueger 13 Golfers Will Try Out 11 and beri. scored, four. Second baseman Clark Sole led in hitting with a .429 mark on a team-leading figure of nine hits. Third baseman Ken Ward hit is Apr. produced Downey Henderson and outfielder Walt Tee batted .318 while leading the team in runs-batted-in, seven, and runs The season opener Libertyville. The schedule: Dave runs, all in the last three games. Cermak Coach Fred Dickman has a small squad of 13 boys out for his varsity golf team at Highland Park, but he is optimistic about the team’s chance of improving on last year’s third-place Suburban League finish. rightfielder of six hits, but: “stung” the ball repeatedly only to have the defense rob him of base hits. The Wildcats came up with three of the Wildcats’ all-sophomore infield. First baseman Clint Burgess at No. Dave Crook at No. 6. The latter won all four of his matches and BONDED ak had ton, and Steve Hartman are others seeking to make the team. 4 and was followed by sophomore Brennan hurt by defensive lapses behind him. The third defeat went to junior righthander Bob Shutts as the Wildcats lost to Memphis State 15-6. Sharing sophomore pitching hon- make that fifth spot, but there are several others who are trying for it. Juniors Verne Reich, Darryl Brons- positions, senior Jerry Riessen played John southern training trip last week, will open its home season with a doubleheader against Illinois State at Wells Field Saturday at 1 p.m. Starting pitchers will be junior lefthander Roger Benko and sophomore righthander Dick Noffke, both of whom have unblemished records. Benko earned two victories on the tour; 1-0 over Arkansas State and 10-5 over Memphis State. Noffke figured in one decision, manager, could move up in the ratings by the * Coach Claire Riessen’s rebuilt ‘quad defeated Davidson 5-2, Dart-. fouth 6-3 and Duke 7-1. The lone OSS was a 7-2 setback at the hands i powerful North Carolina. » In team, a 3-3 record on a Counted on to lead the team are lettermen Jim Nannini, Bob Bows, Wildeat Netmen Win Three Matches on Southern Trip Northwestern’s tennis team demynstrated that it could make a bid or a contending role in the Big Ten this year following a highly creditable showing on last week’s south- baseball which compiled start models. Wildcats’ three points in the NCAA Swimming Championships as he took 10th place in the 100-yard backstroke. Skoglund, who broke four school records during the regular season, did not qualify in the 200-yard backstroke nor the individual medley, nor did Northwestern’s other entrant, Rick Day, in the 100-yard butterfly. 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The frosh-soph eight-lap relay team shattered a school mark by running the distance in 2:48.8 to gain a first. The runners were Mark Brower, Jim Dodd, Mark Rosenbaum, and Rick Melvoin. Five fourth places bolstered the point total Weinberg, Hinde, for Steve and Highland Park. Halperin, Cochran John manned the two-mile relay to a fourth. The freshman four-lap quartet of Joe Mauck, Mark Gill, Ben Platt, and Russ Vai also finished fourth. Bob Nachman was fourth in the high jump, the varsity four-lap team was fourth with a_ school mark of 1:16.5, and the varsity eight-lap relay team also finished in the fourth position. The fifth place finish of the froshsoph distance medley team rounded out the scoring. On Tuesday of last week team met North Chicago in final dual meet of the season won 5942-4042. the the and The meet was marked by the performances of Gibson. He led the way to the victory with a first in the 60-yard low hurdles, a second in the 60-yard highs, and led off the victorious eight-lap relay tea Mack, Weinberg, and Cochran wer the other runners in that event. Two other first places wer earned by Halperin in the mile, an the four-lap relay of Steve Alper the two Dobrofsky brothers, Marl and Steven, and Mark Kellner. The tracksters will now begin preparing for the outdoor opener with Waukegan at Highland Part: on Apr. 13. Results of the North Chicago meet: (NC), 2 60-yard H.H.—1. Bridges Gibson (HP), 3. (tie) Wrone (NC) McLeod (HP). T—8.1. 50-yard dash—1l. Mack (HP) 2. Tate (NC), 3. Alpert (HP). T—5.7. $80-yard run—1l. Foster (NC), 2. Hind< (HP), 3. Weinberg (HP). T—2:09.8. 4-lap relay—1. Highland Park (Alpert Dobrovsky, Dobrovsky, Kellner), T 1:232:8. Cochran (HP), 2 440-yard dash—l. Richardson (NC> Rosedale (HP), 3. T—54.6. 60-yard L.H.—1. Gibson (HP), 2 Bridges (NC), 3. McLeod (HP) T—7.7 Mile run—1. Halperin (HP), 2. Hinde (HP), 3. Iverson (NC). T—4:36.1. 8-lap relay—1. Highland Park (Gibsai Mack, Weinberg, Cochran). T—2:52.7. Pole vault—1. Patterson (NC), 2 Temple (HP), 3. Brown (HP). 11 feet, 4 inches Broad jump—1. Rowell (NC), 2 Cochran (HP), 3. Rosedale (HP). }f feet, 242 inches High jump—1. Rowell (NC), 2. Nach man (HP), 3. Wrona (NC). 5 feet, & inches Shot put—1. Ervin (NC), 2. Harring ton (HP), 3. Coleman (NC). 43 feet, inches. IT DIDN'T GET AWAY Fred Golden of Northfield set world record when he landed a 14 pound 8-ounce walleye that was 3 inches in length. He made the cate last fall while fishing in Otter Lak near Tapiola, Mich. The record ha just been verified by the Interng tional Spin Fishing Association. Mo ps too Small 6 Highland Park's Darrel Temple clears the bar in the pole vault at the Maine East Relays. (Staff Photo _ by Larry Graff) Bauman Is Named to Sports Staff of Hollister Newspapers Joe Bauman, 23-year-old native of Battle Creek, Mich., has been named to the Hollister sports staff of The Newspapers replacing Dave Schulty. Schulty has resigned the Springfield (Mo.) to return Leader to and Press. He will be the assistant sports editor there, a job he held before joining the Hollister papers a year ago. Bauman, who now lives in Northfield, was graduated with honors from Michigan State University last August with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. He worked part-time for three years as a sports writer for the Battle Creek Enquirer and News while attending Michigan State. He also worked one year for the State News, New JOE BAUMAN sports staffer . the school sports editor newspaper at paper, for the Kellogg and was Triad, the Community of active duty in the Michigan Air National Guard in February, just prior to joining the general news staff at Hollister. He worked as a reporter covering Northfield and before moving to the sports department. He will concentrate on high school and other local sports on the North Shore and will team with Art Belanger in writing the weekly ‘“‘Two Heads and a Tale” column. LAND LEADS BABY “This is the first time in my seven years here that it’s taken us this long to get an outdoor work- vious coach. Bob was a_ high jumper last’ year but said he wanted to play baseball this year out,” said coach Jay referring to his varsity coach and has been working hard t¢ Sanders, baseball -team at Highland Park. “We thought we’d be able to shovel the snow off the tennis College in Battle Creek, which he attended for two years before enrolling at Michigan State. Bauman completed five months Kenilworth Water Keeps Giants From Outdoor Work NINE courts, but when the snow left the courts were covered with water and we don’t have big enough mops to He got the permission of the track make out team,” said Sanders. “It’s real tough to make 4 ballplayer out of a boy in one yedf but he’s really added. The trying,’ Sanders : Little ; Giants will open thé busy season next Wednesday with North Chicago. A junior varsity tilt is with running, throwing, and hitting while inside. ‘‘We turn the hitting ‘ clean them up.” Sanders has kept his team scheduled for Tuesday East at Highland Park. with Main Rifles Schedule Shrine Game to Open machine on at 2:30 and it goes until 6,’ said Sanders. ‘‘But baseball is meant to be played outside.” Several of the prospects on the team have impressed the coach, including Mike Rogan and Bob Lindstrom. “Rogan is big, has good speed, a fine arm, and hits well,’ said Sanders. “‘He’s going to be pushing for a third base job.” Lindstrom, a senior, out for Steve Land is the freshman baseball coach at Highland Park. He has been working out with the yearling hopefuls for the past two baseball for the first time. He’s an weeks in preparation for the Apr. 15 opener with Morton East. switch outfield candidate. ‘“‘We have an agreement Highland Park) from one that sport without being excused a Shrine Charities Bowl Game inaugurate the 1967 season. 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Qa Assets Over $48,000,000.00 A bay 745 DEERFIELD ROAD DEERFIELD, Hours: Mon., ILLINOIS Tues., Thurs., Sat. — 8:30 to 12:00; Closed Fri. — 8:30 to 4:00 Fri. eve. — 6:00 to 8:00 Wednesday PHONE: Windsor 5-2550 we a SAFETY OF YOUR SAVINGS �1, NO. SERVING 35 BANNOCKBURN, LINCOLNSHIRE, RIVERWOODS $2 A YEAR THURSDAY, MAR. 9Q, rime Unit Has Ideas; Seeks Repl By HAL SCHWARTZ @ The immediate addition of sion Lake County now lacks. Early last month, members of the board were sent a report by the crime commission recommending certain additions and changes designed to curb the county’s growing juvenile delinquency problem. In addition, on Feb. 13 William G. Hoskins of Libertyville, then commission president, followed up the report with a letter to Board Pres. L. A. Murrie of Antioch. The statistics. frequent turnover in steps to establish a_ the boys’ in Receives Copy The copy of the letter also was sent to Supervisor Bruce Frost of Deerfield, head of the board’s judiciary committee. Mr. Frost’s committee would be would be set up through the cooperation of police in each of the county’s communities. tem received a group Hoskins reply had been tried This his committee and the board been concerned in this area some time. Such a sysbefore, but it from of responsible citizens a unilateral said. basis,’”’ Mr. Hoskins and than ‘We appropriated some Mr. on Frost’s over com- the last Frost estimated that imple- cost the county at least $200,000. As to answering Mr. Hoskins’ letter, Mr. Frost said his committee and the board has been very busy lately and around to it. simply didn’t get Would Be Costly “If we were to answer each letter immediately, it would involve hiring a full-time secretary,”’ he said, ‘‘and that costs money.”’ He said his committee plans to has for study the proposals sult with later. and may commission con- members Robert Fischel, operating director of the commission, said the commission probably will be quite patient despite the urgency of the proposals. ‘“‘We meet next on Mar. 28, and if we The major drawback for each proposal is the cost, Mr. Frost said. He indicated that the relationship between the commission county board has been less Mr. had considered some of the proposals before receiving the commission report. as ours must deal with the board on either Mr. Murrie or Mr. Frost. And no county supervisor had expressed interest in the four proposals. The proposals called for: by and mentation of the four points would Frost Answers ‘‘We know what we need, and we don’t need Mr. Hoskins to tell us about the needs,”’ he said. He added that the board and his committee such off three years. ‘‘Where do you get the money?” the supervisor asked. Mr. Frost agreed that the juvenile problem in Lake County is a serious one, but pointed out that file fell by the wayside because individual police departments failed to cooperate, a county board. member stated. “TI think it’s shocking that a the one to consider the proposals, and then make its recommendation not office. studied mittee at the local level without referral to the court. file on all county juvenile offenders sheriff’s The idea of a detention camp has been Harry were only a portion of the delinquency incidents, since a large number of juveniles are dealt with @ The establishment of a central the Judge He noted that in 1964 the court handled 545 county cases; in 1965, 596; and 1966, 658. These, he said, detention camp at the county Nike site. The county owns the site and eration of the proposals. Court of the delinquency problem in referring to some Lake County @ The formation of a committee by the county board which would take Juvenile additional probation expansion of the present facilities,” in Deer- is has been studying possible uses. had last week Strouse pointed up the seriousness tention to the report and emphasized the commission’s willingness to co-operate in the board’s consid- Mr. In a speech field, hiring officers, but the question is where are you going to put them once you’ve got them. It would mean an he explained. @ The establishment of a fulltime career juvenile officer in the sheriff’s office. The county has a full-time juvenile officer, but there a toward ‘‘This is the Cites Statistics position. The letter called Mr. Murrie’s at- time. communication from the commission has been ignored by the county board,” he stated. county now has seven officers, each handling about 100 cases. full-fledged word war. to the board. Through Tuesday, cordial for some third time to my knowledge that a three probation officers on the juvenile level to give county juvenile offenders the type of supervi- A possible snub of the Lake County Crime Commission by officials of the county board of supervisors threatens to cause a haven’t president may money heard or Mr. send them from Frost the board by then we a reminder and wait some more,” he added. sond Issue OKd; 995,000 Sought e amount of the bond issue to Deerfield School sought by ict in its Apr. 110 8 referen- has been set at $995,000. About e money would be used for the phase school of a proposed and remodeling cember 1968, and the balance whenever it has sufficient bonding power. junior of the inistration building at Wilmot bol. It would be the first step in e- to seven-year building proin the district. The school $920,000 will be used for the first phase of the junior high project. The school will be located on the northwest corner field and Wilmot Rds. Clavey park-school site. of Deeron _ the The re- maining $75,000 will be used for the administration building. d set the amount of the bond b Saturday. trict Supt. Charles Caruso told board that the district would additional $621,365 might be held in April, 1971. Money would be used to complete the junior high school, b about $400,000 in bonds Pmber, about $360,000 in build a $100,000 land Park this De- mow Your Town’ boklets Readied now Your Town’’ booklets will available to Deerfield residents nning Mar. 20. ese booklets, put out by the sue of Women Voters, will ight “Know Your Town” week Mar. 20 to 24. The booklet, h costs 25 cents, includes a f history of Deerfield, informaon all governmental bodies in village, and voter information. Soaee A bond referendum $45,000 addition School, remodeling “=, asking for an =~ —~ to Wood- and start project a > at Wil- mot Elementary School. Total cost of the junior ee A public hearing on the proposed North Shore junior college district 1968. will be conducted at 8 tonight in the second finishing the facilities, about phase physical will include education eight more class- rooms, more music facilities, an auditorium, and industrial arts and home economics areas. some youngsters pop cre- art during a park district class Monday in Jewett Park Fieldhouse. They are (from Kahn, 8!/, Nancy Buker, Linda left) Betsy Eskin, 8, ge os | % II, and David oe SO Junior College Hearing Is Tonight tory, and music and art rooms. This will be ready by September The Deerfield Kahn, 6!/,. (Staff Photo) high school has been estimated at $1,435,000. The first phase will have about 16 classrooms, instructional materials center, partial physical education area, a science labora- ate auditorium School at West, New 7 Happ Trier Rd., High North- field. Kenneth Lemmer has been pointed hearing officer by Illinois Junior College Board. Published Weekly by Press Publishing Co.; 444 Central Av., Highland Park, Ill. 60035 apthe Supporting statements will be presented from school boards, PTA groups, village councils, chambers of commerce, local hospitals, business leaders, and churches. High school districts included in the proposed junior college district are New Trier, Glenbrook, Deerfield-Highland Park, Evanston, Controlled Niles, and Lake Forest. a A transcript of the hearing will be sent to the Illinois Junior College — Board members, who are expected — to take action at their Apr. 14 meeting. If the district is approved by the © board, a referendum will be called for June 3. circulation postage paid at Deerfield, Ill. �Se Greenwood RR. Station on _ The board passed Are Ordere Sheridan Somerset Av. Hazel Av. Maplewood School asked narrow ordinance Jonquil Ter. Osterman hey also suggested that village ‘ and Milwaukee Road representatives discuss the problems. Mrs. J. D. Schmidt of 933 Forest Av. said Monday night that parking of her street wood and Hazel Avs.; Sherida between Somerset and Hazel Forest Av. between Hazel Deerfield Rd.; Woodward A tween Hazel and Deerfield; Cq Av. Costs _ _ _ problem, is Residents : Brookside Ln. ‘ing 100 streetlights from incandescent to mercury vapor. There are 84 2,500-lumen which should be raised to 4,000 lumen; 12 4,000lumen which should be changed to 7,800 lumen; and four 6,000-lumen _ which also should be raised to 7,800 lumen. The village will request deluxe white color-corrected lights from the company. Trustee Bernard Forest, in voting - against the proposal, said he is not _ in favor of upgrading present lights when there are 142 corners which don’t have any lights. - Village Mgr. Norris Stilphen said ‘that electric company wants to change to mercury. In other business the board: @ Denied a request from North Trails subdivision for gas lights in view of their electric light decision. @ Gave second reading to a petition to rezone property on the _ southwest corner of Lake-Cook and Waukegan Rds. to neighborhood business district for the Joseph Valenti shopping center. - @ Authorized calling Petersen Ln., which structed in the rear Presbyterian Church Deerfield Rd. with parking lot. for bids on will be conof the First to connect the village Club in the Villa Moderne. The speaker will be Dr. Erwin Patlak. either may pay If the walks have not installed by the start of the the walks and put the cost o homeownet’s tax bill. Upon Board Calls For Hovland to the width of walks Improvements will conduct the hearing, but no date for it has been hearing to determine whether spe- set. The assessments should be levied for proposed improvements in the Hovland subdivision. The assessments would pay for installation of lines for water, sanitary sewers, and modified storm sewers in the subdivision, located in the southwest corner of the village. The Deerfield Board of Local village board favors BUS SERVICE DOG’S LIFE the assessments, although the village plan commission recommended against improving the area at the present time. Trustees voting for the assessment hearing were George Schleicher, Charles Raff, and. Bernard Forrest. Voting against was Trustee Raymond Craig. The IN TEENS contains Orders Equipment other business, the b decided to order $4,859 in p communications equipment. equipment will be delivered about September. Village Mgr. N Stilphen said he thinks the I field-Bannockburn Fire Prote District will give the village 4 $1,000 to purchase a fire cha for the police department. The board also approved cre4 of two sergeant positions for police department. times impassable. Trustee Craig said he agrees with the plan commission recommendation, which urged that the property should first square-feet be in rezoned hopes to of fostering development and eventual provement of the area. this doesn’t work 10,800full im- in about SPEND WEEKEND Mr. and Mrs. William Indianapolis, end Mr. with Mrs. Powell’s par¢ and Mrs. Leo P. Stumpf; Westgate Rd., spent C. Pa Jr., Deerfield. last The ells came to Deerfield to get ¢ twins, 29-month-old Peter and I who had visited a week with # grandparents. seen ee ees 13 ..................:ee board acts on stable AUSTRIA is meeting z topic GOP WOMEN will meet Wednesday DEERFIELD POLICE Department has rapid growth PHYSICAL In (Continued on page 12) This... is continued subdivision along Jo isn’t so bad after all RIVERWOODS SUMMER HEARING where Other 150 lots zoned 20,000 square feet. It has about 50 homes, which now use wells and septic tanks. The subdivision’s roads are unimproved and at “If Now Read Tri from Osterman to Deerfield Central to Brookside. Assessment Hearing In a 3-1 vote, the Deerfield Village Board Monday authorized a cial the three feet. This width corresp responding to other areas along Jonquil sidewalks already have been installed. streets wil Ihave five-foot-wide walks. will be installed are village board Monday seven streets. Walks three feet wide, cor- of Raff, the board agreé¢ limit the width of Jonquil wa Shepard Junior High School Areas where sidewalks shown on the map. The ordered the walks along along Jonquil Ter. will be suggestion Charles i FITNESS UNDER 14? TURN in Deerfield area schools SHOW SKILLS in music TO THE PEANUT GALLERY Plus... PSYCHIATRIST TO TALK A Northbrook psychiatrist will discuss “‘The Pressures Businessmen Face’ at next Thursday’s luncheon of the Deerfield Rotary sidey school year, the village will i Proposal ~ cost the village $90, includes chang- Outlined installing the job privately. . | the _ The board voted 3 to 1 to accept the proposal of Consolidated Edison - for upgrading village streetlights. Mayor Finney also voted for the -measure. The proposal, which will for village directly or may contrag board passed an ordinance prohibiting parking on Longfellow Av. near Kipling Pl., 50 feet from the center line of the road. This will permit a free flow of school buses from Deerfield Grammar School and Kipling School, and construction trucks working on Kipling School. Accepts Ter. would be about $3.25 per fo five-foot wide walk, or about for a home with a 70-foot fron Two-thirds of the cost of side walks will be paid by the vi Av. ted on both sides of Forest Av. parking Jonquil Brookside. Central Av. dangerous. Parking now is permitIn another between Grove Pl.; Grove between G man Av. and Brookside Ln.; Jonquil between Osterman Cost rary solution, as it would push the roblem onto adjacent Forest Av. side\ installed by September in following areas: On Oakley Av. between Deerfield Rd. In its recommendation to the board, the safety council said that it felt restriction of parking on Walnut St. would be only a tempo- side The board’s decision Monda Walnut St. noon to prevent commuter parking. Y Suggests Meeting either Maplewood schools. Deerfield Safety Council. Resi Holly Ln. prohibiting parking on the north side of Walnut St. from 10 a.m. to on The Deerfield Village Boar ordered sidewalks for seven s near Shepard Junior High have been asked to have Av. until a an Near Schoc Chestnut St, not to park Fair Oaks Av. based on a recommendation bt Woodward commuters streets such as Forest - solution is worked out. Sm > < ‘ Finney Av. \\ dditional parking around the Deer- field Rd. station. Mayor H. Ross L Oakley Av. Parking Plan The Deerfield Parking Committee has begun a review of commuter parking problems at the - Milwaukee Road station. _ The village board Monday asked the committee to investigate possibilities for more parking in the railroad lot or suggestions for 24 Sidewalk Walks Needed Forest Av. Vy illage Eyes People and Riverwoods Politics it pays off in $$$$ ~% & �EDITORIALS RICHARD DAVID DEERFIELD VILLAGER A Hollister Established L. HOLLISTER A. ROE Newspaper July, President J. RICHARD Publisher JOHN 1966 Managing Editor LESLIE News Editor WILLIAMS Trinity College Is an Asset LTHOUGH the growing pains of Trinity College and Divinity School Ave been irritating to Bannockburn, llege is an important nity. the asset to the com- The village plan commission recombnded that the college’s petition for a foot-tall dormitory be denied, but the age board has not voted on the recomndation. Since the college now has eed on a 35-foot height limit to comply h the village’s maximum-height ordince, it should receive a building permit out further delay. rom the standpoint of community acter alone, the college can be helpBannockburn is part of the ever insing suburban sprawl, and the trend ourt zoning decisions has been to k large areas into smaller lots. inity now occupies 80 acres and probwill add another 80 acres to the . This removes a significant chunk d from possible development with 5 desirable use. The grounds also will as a buffer between the village’s residential area and the vacant land Pp north. ity also is taking steps to solve sevinor complaints by residents. college plans to enclose garbage cans by its existing student by martha cleveland apartments and replace the entrance sign with a more attractive masonry sign. The grounds will be landscaped professionally, and the common brick exterior of the Trinity storage building will be covered with face brick. Residents also have felt that the chil- dren of divinity school students would burden Bannockburn Elementary School. But Trinity has agreed to pay a subsidy for these students. The college also pays $300 a month for police protection. It is encouraging that Trinity officials have been flexible in working out agreements. They understand the advantages of constructing attractive and compatible facilities to attract students, achieve dis- tinction, and foster good community relations. Interested residents should attend a meeting to be held by Trinity sometime in the next three months. The present long-range its current and college will build- ing plans in detail. with Trinity on a long-range development interchange LEADERS soon must make a major—and contro-— 2 versial—policy decision: Should they hold a statewide nominate conference prior to the 1968 election, as they did in 1966. A 12-man committee, headed by Lake County GOP Chairman Robert — J. Milton of Lake Forest, has been named by the state GOP county — _Chairmen’s association to launch a feasibility study and prepare a recommendation for party leaders. The meeting Monday and immediately began a nominating conference. committee ‘held its organizing weighing the pros and cons of é The final decision will be of major importance to many North Shore Republicans—none avowed candidates, but all, because of their party eminence, considered possibilities for the 1968 GOP state slate. These include State Senate former State Treas. William Pres. Pro Tem W. Russell Arrington and J. Scott, both of Evanston; Cook County Board Pres. Richard Ogilvie of Northfield; 13th) of Glenview; and, according Cong. Donald Rumsfeld to latest reports, Brig. Gen. ~ — (R- Howard T. Markey of Winnetka. Gen. Markey is a much-decorated jet ace who was one of the first jet — plane test pilots in World War II, flew the first U.S. jets in Alaska in 1944 _ and 1945, and served in the Korean conflict as deputy of operations for the 315th Air Division. ONSIDERED A PARTY conservative, he has been speaking eo throughout the state and reportedly is considering making a bid — for the 1968 GOP gubernatorial nomination. Because he is not active in — county or state organization politics, he is typical of those who probably — would rather take their chances with the voters in an open primary than compete for the GOP nomination at a party conference. Debate over the conference idea has been under way for some time in Meanwhile, village officials should grant the dormitory permit and work plan. An EPUBLICAN of goals and stand- ards is essential for the progress of both Bannockburn and Trinity. party circles. The argument is as heated now as it was in late January, 1966, when Republicans held their first statewide nominating conference in recent history. State nominating conventions Illinois passed a law were requiring open abandoned in the early 1900s, when > ; primaries. Because of this law, ss conference choices at the 1966 meeting in Springfield were labeled “party recommendations,”’ rather than nominations. Their effect, never- — theless, was to pledge party support to the thus eliminate meaningful primary opposition. candidates chosen, and — HETHER THIS WAS good or bad depends on the point of view. Proponents of the conference point to Republican wins in 1966, when Charles H. Percy of Kenilworth was elected U.S. senator from Illi- — nois and Ray Page was re-elected state superintendent of schools. Both men were conference choices. Opponents point to the GOP loss in the race for state least part of the reason for Harris Rowe’s defeat, they treasurer. At say, was his — = inability to make his name known to voters, as he could have done ina primary contest. respond Proponents pensive. Representing primary that point still another both are fights of view are divisive and ex- : say that the ay who those conference idea was a good one for 1966, when the party needed unity 8 more than anything else. But 1968 will be different, they argue, for the — party made a nationwide comeback in 1966 and can now afford to return se to its traditional support of open primaries. In spite of the strong developing opposition to a conference, observers = believe hat proponents of the idea hold the edge a tthis moment. < Planners Decide to Rewrite Community-Unit Part of Code Following the village plan consultant’s recommendation, the Deerfield Plan Commission last week building permit Joseph Abel said the provision doesn’t spell out density limits. “The village is considering a complete review of the village pertains master to developments contain- ing a mixture of singlemultiple-family dwellings. oy community-unit under the section. Plan consultant unit provision of the village zoning ordinance. The community-unit provision completely revised the community- College plans to build its new dormitory to the left (east) of this existing dormitory. prevent anyone from applying for a and Commission Chairman John Aberson said the current provision would be deleted immediately to plan in which a new community-unit provision would be added,” provision Abel Mr. will Aberson be can compile said. deleted one more ‘The so Mr. in line with his own thinking.”’ 9 | �i Township’s Budget ‘ Comes to $335,099 West Deerfield Township’s 1967-68 “budget, totaling $335,099, is about ' $47,000 more than last year’s. Sharpest increases are in the town and library funds. Last year’s town fund appropriation was $58,760, while this year’s is $81,799. Last year’s library fund appropriation totaled $172,000, and this year’s is $198,400. The total appropriation for the other two township funds is $39,900 for general assistance and for Illinois Municipal Retirement $15,000 (IMRF), compared to $38,300 $19,000 last year. Budgeted, Not Paid Supervisor Bruce and Frost said some of the increase is due to about $9,000 worth of items budgeted last year but not paid for. These include $3,100 in salary for Mrs. Helen Bernardi, Mr. Frost’s secretary, and $3,136 for an air-conditioner in the township library. Other increases include additional payment for Assessor William a $1,300 help. in Pittenger’s of- fice; $179 for salary for Mrs. Edwin Gillen, who Ruth Vetter; fees. The legal assisted and Town $15,000 Clerk for legal are divided into diture includes telephone expenses for the clerk, $300; supervisor, $300; and assessor, $400. @ Town officers xpense, $24,049. This includes the cost of stationery and office supplies, and printing and publishng expenses. Under the office help category, $10,000 is allotted to Mr. Pittenger, $1,200 to all help except the assessor’s, and $2,600 to Mrs. Bernardi. The item also includes $3,100 in back pay for Mrs. Bernardi and $179 for Mrs. Gillen for work done in October and November. ® Contingencies, $2,000. @ Elections, $7,600. The general assistance fund includes the following expenditures: @ Home relief, $6,200. ® Hospitalization, $9,900. @ Institutional care, $18,000. ® Telephone, $200. The town fund balance on Apr. 1 will be $14,430. Collection of 1966 taxes is expected to bring about $48,600 into the fund, tax anticipation warrants $18,168, and rentals, refunds, and recoveries, $600. m7 % = , % =, thee it conflicted with aes in the tax levy, meeting, at which the since surpluses 4 at He received the award at a sales IMRF funds should remain about Gets More Money Vetter claims that almost $34,000 has been allotted to Mr. Frost’s office as supervisor of general assistance, while only about $3,175 has been authorized for her duties. Mr. Frost items says which that some Mrs. Vetter of the has as- signed his office, such as legal fees, are not entirely his. Mrs. Vetter says she asked Lew Gavin, Deerfield resident who assisted with publication of the new "Know Your Town" booklet, prepares for Know Your Town Week with League of Women Voters members (from left) Mrs. Raymond Parker, first vice president; Mrs. Leo Sazonoff, president; and Mrs. Jerry Lebow, committee was George By MRS. LEO SAZONOFF following quiz: 1. What is the government? the com- Lilley, charged duties are assistance Mr. to about $10,000 in gen- and, as township a" administering eral that restricted SOON Vetter the salaries are: town clerk, $2,250; assessor, $6,000; highway commissioner, $5,000; board of auditors, $1,400; supervisor of general assistance, $6,000; and thistle commissioner, $50. ® Town 10 hall, $9,950. This expen- of Deerfield’s form An annuity is toc ay’s outstanding income bargain—a lump sum payment nowor sys- of tematic monthly payments will provide a guaranteed life income. You'll be pleasantly surprised to find that nado 92 can conveniently provide a specified income that cannot be outlived. 100 (10 points for each No other form of savings or investment can make this guarantee. We have many special annuity plans to suit specific needs. For example, your an- nuity can be combined with Life insurance question), to give your family greater protection plus you are a well-informed citizen. A score of 90 is good, 80 is fair, and anything less — you need an immediate source of general village informa- fol- ® Compensation of town officers, and their - $20,700. The officers Village . What are the taxing bodies? How is your tax dollar spent? . What are the various elections? . What is your precinct address? Where are the school boundaries? Which officials are elected? . Which officials are appointed? . When are elections held? - Do you know anything about Deerfield’s history? If you score treasurer, issuing about 25 checks a month. The town fund includes lowing expenditures: TO AFFORD AN ANNUITY President, League of Women Voters of Deerfield N OBSERVATION of Know Your Town Week, beginning Mar. 20, the League of Women Voters of Deerfield invites you to take the Mr. Potter, Francis Carr, Clarence Mrs. wealthy M Wilson, and Harold Peterson. Frost’s You needn't be of booklet distribution. The Cover: ‘Know Your Town’ wh budget in charge (Jan Bateman Photo) DMS The Ln. Says: budget committee for more money but was refused. posed of Chairman Melrose in the same as last year. Mrs. 34 ART WOLTER be remain ee ite Sok (left) Mrs. Sazonoff Since the purpose tion. of the League litical responsibility through izens in government, of Women infortned the League and Voters active has just published is to promote participation a new ‘“‘Know of citYour Town”’ booklet, to be out Mar. 20. We urge you to get a copy. The booklets will be available offices, various stores bers. at the village hall, public library, real in town, or from any Deerfield League Good citizenship begins at home — “Know Your Town” now. providing you with a guaranteed ment income for life. estate mem- retire- For more information, write or phone po- ARTHUR 1362 Arbor Vitae Rd., with children, Cathy and Ricky. town some funds. The supervisor said the levy for the general assistance, town, and me * meeting in the company’s office, and is being featu company advertising in v trade publications. Mr. Cook and his wife, Loj his will Apr. ine Wins Sesurd: Cup duties as magistrate. Mr. Frost said the increases would not necessarily be reflected determined L eed police station. Architect Ed Walchli Chief George Hall study the site. Gerald ‘Jerry’? Cook of Lincolnshire has been awarded the Seward Cup for being the salesman who led in 1966 sales and services for the Seward Luggage Manufacturing Co. Inc. Mr. Grady represented Paul Potter during the recently settled ‘township litigation. Mr. Ross represented Mr. Frost, and Mr. Semmelman originally represented Mr. Potter. He later withdrew from the since Feature on page 66 < 4 + Area Man two categories: $7,500 for fees which may be incurred this year (a $6,500 increase over last year); and $8,500 earmarked for John Grady, Richard Ross, and Andrew Semmelman. Three Legal Aides case s ALTON Pg ee Although it doesn't look much yet, this is the beginning of the 600-square-foot expansion to the basement and first floor of the Deerfield aes dee (Continued on page 69) i fees OMT oe :s a @ WOLTER Deerfield e Ph. WI Metropolitan Life INSURANCE COMPANY NEW YORK, N. Y. 5- ps �ee aA IGNS OF SPRING They say that Spring happens when Ol’ Mr. Sun strolls across the equator and starts the annual trek northward. But Spring really happens day by day and the place to look for it is not in the almanac or in the skies but right here in your own neighborhood. All over town people are building patios, landscaping, remodeling, repairing, repainting and redoing. And, all over town local dealers are selling more new cars. These things, to us, are the First real Signs of Spring. To get into this Swing of Spring . . . and to put more Spring in your step and budget too ... why not drop by the First office. 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Richard Editor editor “emeritus,” Miss Jean Ten Broeck was cleaning out her files at home and at work Houpt magazines, and her donation to the food column cause gave an opportunity to cull through a personal collection of newspaper and magazine savings. These include a variety of recipes for Christmas, Easter, New Year’s _ Eve, Halloween, parties for the _ ball, for the spring shower, that extra-special birthday, and even golden wedding anniversaries. Some magazines have organized their recipe offerings by neat categories—breads, desserts, the land which with a panorama of of to ace,” three _ those of today—there are stream- lined methods of preparation and many new inventions in foods, but the old-timers are worth re-investigating. The recipes included here are from Miss Ten Broeck’s file, from a Kalamazoo Gazette of a few years back, and finally, one that is as modern as today’s frozen food counter. and and water lines is in improvements correct felt were a health Finney said menat the meeting. ‘Hovland is one of Deerfield’s greatest resources,’’ said Commission Chairman John Aberson. “‘It is the biggest piece of undeveloped land in the village and if developed properly could become one of the most desirable places on the North Shore.”’ A MATTER OF each would ever HIGHLAND SALMON that any pattern set in a grid would requests Will Discuss Local Schools An area school program ordinator will discuss current coand future programs in Deerfield schools at 8 p.m. Mar. 21 in the village hall. The speaker will be Dr. Nathir Sara, co-ordinator for Deerfield- Highland Park High School District 113 and consultant for the area Committee for Interdistrict Cooperation. Dr. Sara will speak as part of thé Deerfield League of Women Voters’ “Know Your Town Week,” which will begin Mar. 21. The speaker received his Ph.D. in school administration from the University of Illinois, his M.S. in education also from the Universit of Illinois, and his B.S. from the University of Baghdad. Mrs. Gorham Hussey, 1571 Crab- tree Ln., is chairman program committee. of the PARK AUTOS DELIGHT (Serves 6) salmon co-operate — IMPORT 2 pounds property that he doubted whether the property owners Fine used V.W.'s — See us before you buy and years ago, 10 years ago, and even 30-40 years ago are as tasty as in Hovland boards Mayor choc- vittles that for Work or put prior needed — olate, main dishes, fish, pork, vegetables, etc. Others use the glamour of fullcolor to whet the reader’s appetite ideas to last a lifetime. Actually, the recipes emphasized essential because the septic tanks are health hazards. “We are trying either to develop spring menu. that would invite variation within the next 20 years. lation of sewer Frozen vegetables go ee into the oven without defrosting and come out minty and buttery . . . perfect for a lamb dinner or any added owner would have to pay a tremendous cost for the improvements and Mar. 20 agenda. Board inembers for day, trustees said immediate instal- and clipper of papers and He this be and the be plagued by long, deep lots that feet) At a meeting of the village board and plan commission last Thurs- fancy Mr. Aberson said he felt that type of development could not obtained by putting in utilities setting a grid street pattern in area. use exclu- square Cite Need and appetite at the time. Like many of us, she is an avid reader a sively in the Hovland area. The ordinance will be on the board’s that the court will uphold a special assessment in the area because of the rezoning provision. in newspaper assorted reciher ordinance believes that the board is at least party. caught Fe in paying for the improvements. Mr. Aberson warned the board starting something rate, she came in with a batch of recipes and other assorted books including a first edition of the Junior League’s publication ‘‘Let’s Go” and one on how to give a that an the area, but they said it would permit use of the new category Mayor H. Ross Finney said he Miss -» Ten Broeck had a pes—things up the proposed ordinance would not automatically change the zoning in “= lot of cleaning out _ Miss Ten Broeck to do. At any She also brought _ clippings of various draw an R-1-B zoning category (10,800 / time to sit at any and to creating the other week and said she would bring some copies of recipes she had garnered over the years. Well, over 40 _} years is a long “desk Aa Assessment Hearing BRUCK Women’s echt SPECIALISTS IN VOLKSWAGEN AND PORSCHE By CAROL ee steaks 2 thisp. anchovy paste 1 thlsp. chopped parsley or other fish steaks, fresh or frozen Dash 1/4 cup melted fat or oil 2 thisp. lemon juice pepper Paprika SERVICE — PARTS J journey Through a ~igeheis eek gk Siete te PIONeee Boter x ee aE a ae 2132 Green Bay Rd.; 1D 3-4480; Home Phs. WI 5--6039, CR 2-6041 Cut fish into sérving-size portions (if frozen, let thaw first). Combine remaining ingredients except paprika; mix thoroughly: Place fish on a well-greased broiler pan. Brush with sauce. Broil about 3 inches from source of heat for 5 minutes. Turn carefully and brush other side with sauce. Broil 4 to 5 minutes longer, basting once, until fish is lightly browned and flakes easily when tested with a fork. Sprinkle with paprika. MINTED PEAS AND CARROTS ar eeeae (6-8 Servings) 2 pkgs. (10 oz. each) frozen peas and carrots BAKED VANILLA 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter (6 Servings) 1-1/2 tsp. dr ed mint 1/2 tsp. sugar 1/3 cup quick-cooking tapioca 1 cup skim milk 1/4 cup softened butter 1/2 tsp. salt 1 thlsp. sugar solution In a 1% quart casserole melt butter in oven. Add mint, sugar, and salt. Break up 350 degree oven 1 hour. 2 thlsp. vanilla 6 eggs separated Dacron*, 45% Wool. 59.50 *DuPont’s polyester fibre ture comes to a full boil. Remove from heat, blend in softened butter and vanilla. Beat egg yolks until thick and lemon- DUE HOME SOON Miss Patricia Ann colored; add slowly to tapioca mixture. Beat egg whites until Reynolds of Highwood, a sophomore at Michigan State University, East Lansing, Mich., will return home for the spring break on Wednesday. Miss _ Reynolds, an English major, is the daughter substitute Tie a collar of waxed paper around edge of a 1% quart souffle dish, letting collar extend 1% inches above edge of dish. In saucepan, combine tapioca, milk, and sugar substitute. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly until mix- vegetables; | mix with butter. Cover. Bake in a preheated This new Double Breasted model is trim, elegant and eminently correct at all times. It is today’s classic, styled to perfection in the authentic traditional Cobey manner. In Cultured solid colors with a new depth of richness. 55% SOUFFLE of Mr. and Mrs. stiff but not dry; slowly fold tapioca mixture into the whites. Pour carefully into the souffle dish. With tip of spoon, circle top of souffle mixture about 1-inch in from side and about l-inch deep. Set souffle dish in pan of hot water. Bake in a slow oven mediately. (325 degrees) 1 hour and 15 minutes. Serve im- 478 Central Highland Park Open Thursday night Earl Reynolds, 322 Highwood Av. 12 March 9, 1967 �by RALPH BOCHES I pay special tribute today to my mother, who is celebrating her 8lst birthday. A resident of Highland Park, she is temporarily a patient in Wesley Memorial Hospital, Chicago. All of my enthusiasm for travel has been inherited from her. As a small boy she exposed me to the historical names of New England . . . we made trips to Lexington, Church, As Concord, Plymouth I grew Bunker Rock older, Hill, the Old South and Provincetown. she went along on canoe trips down the white waters of the Penobscot River in Maine, and we climbed the Appalachian Mountain paths to the summit of Mount Washington. She saw to it that Indian Y Guides who participated in ceremonial YMCA induction ceremonies in Maple School in Deerfield last week are (from left) Bernard Lynn of 2132 Tanglewood Av., Highland Park, who is chief of the “nation” into which the Guides are divided; odern Role A will visit Beth Or _ service tomorrow in the North Shore Unitarian Church, and on Sunday the combined congregations will wor- ship in Trinity Church. Speaking at the services will be the Rev. Philip A. Desenis and Rabbi Daniel Friedman. The Rev. Mr. Desenis received a bachelor’s degree at Elmhurst College and a bachelor of divinity degree at Edens Seminary in St. Louis. He earned a master’s degree at McCormick Seminary and has been the minister at Trinity Church six years. Rabbi Friedman received a bach- elor’s degree from Brandeis Uni- tion to discontinue its bus service was termed inconclusive by an Illinois Commerce Commission examiner. representative, Deerfield Juvenile Officer Donald Tiffany recently was elected secre- Most On juvenile work. Mr. juvenile officer in February. March 9, 1967 exhibits, Mr. describe the loss by the transit company. Highland Park Crowe Park and were present added and Deer- that Highland Deerfield hinted officials who that their communities ‘“‘would not be seriously damaged”’ by discontinuance of the service. A Waukegan firm also is serving the two communities. Mr. Olson previously had said that before petitioning for disconti- Crowe nuance of the service, the company had considered asking the two communities for subsidies. He said the company gave up the idea when it was estimated each village would have to contribute about $300 monthly. The bus company has been in operation since 1956. Study Unit Jr. College but al- She didn’t believe in the “go now, pay later plan.” She saved petition service District 125 board member William Salzman suggested that villages, elementary school boards, ahead for her trip and didn’t have to pay for it later when she returned and was already dreaming about her next voyage. The cabin with the porthole wasn’t important to her. If there was anything worth seeing, rain or shine, she was out on deck to see it all. If the guide was poor, it didn’t really matter. She had been to the Burton Holmes travelogue and had read her National Geographics. She knew what she wanted to see because she had prepared herself to enjoy her visit to the fullest. She was ... and is. . . a good sport. If it was a tour of the engine room, a donkey ride down the Grand Canyon, a fancy head-dress contest, a campfire Cookout, a ride in wooden baskets down the slopes at Funchal . . . she was the first to sign up. But most of all, she loved people. She never made a trip, be it via bus, train, ship or plane, without bringing back a long list of names for her Christmas greeting book. She still receives mail, phone calls and visits from people she met as long as 40 years ago. community clubs and other organi- There was no need for Travelers Aid when she was zations start the ball rolling by selecting individuals for the committee. along. The doctors now say her heart is enlarged. Believe HERALD CARR REALTY North Shore junior college district. pioneer trails da FOR BOYS 5 TO 13 Private Grounds and Pool Hot Lunches ® Transportation Swimming © Sports @ Crafts ; : » > , . > ‘ ‘ ‘ 4’ 9 ) Bob & GIRLS Nature Indoor ‘Phone Gilbert — ® Dramatics Facilities NOW UN for 9-9835 for ® Canoeing and David for & VILLAGER our She in. children. Thanks, mom, for everything. Happy everyday. . Deerfield Travel 829 Overnighters Information that way. It will be great if we can succeed in doing as much » See next week’s preference for joining the proposed . y > it has always been whose invitations keep coming 125 board has already expressed its , me,- gentlemen, could spend the rest of her days just visiting those The study group will consider all aspects of the three adjoining junior college districts. The District ’ nate community a closer to reality at a recent meeting of 40 local residents at Adlai E. Stevenson High School. Juvenile Officers Association. The organization helps co-ordi‘Tiffany joined the local police force about a year ago and was appointed Olson, Mr. Formation of a citizens’ committee to study the junior college question in District 125 moved County Lake of the Plan ‘ 7 of the Wallace to in Paris, France, Yes, occasionally she traveled first class — ways she was a true first class traveler. She didn’t worry about the room with the ocean view. Instead, she woke early and walked miles along the beach watching the rising sun. field be discontinued because of a declining number of passengers. said, were of a financial nature and 020. With Police Group tary-treasurer Billy. (Howard company asks in its the daily nine-trip between until Mar. 15. - to Position The that Frank Crowe said the petitioners - versity and was ordained at the Hebrew Union College in Cincinati, where he also earned a bachelor of Hebrew letters degree. He was assistant Rabbi at K.A.M. Temple in Chicago three years and has been at Beth Or since August, 1965. lected attempted sustained company vice president. For this reason, he continued the hearing, Church of Christ. of Trinity Church the Deerfield- Inc.’s peti- will be held by the Deerfield Congregation Beth Or and Trinity United he members on Transit this week- end. services Monday Park presented several exhibits which could not be explained fully by its services his son, PPPPPOPPBPOPOOP? The role of religion in the modern world will be discussed by a Jewish abbi and a Protestant minister in The hearing Highland Topic joint religious and the Sorbonne it was the depression years, her hard- earned money bought me school holidays in Holland, Majorca and the French Riviera. Bus Hearing Is Continued Of Religions To Be John Wilson, of 1040 Osterman, Deerfield, chief of the Seneca Tribe, and his son, Scott; and Robert Bauer, of 1044 Linden Av.., Deerfield, medicine man of the nation, Fochler Photo) I attended and although Deerfield Deerfield Phone: Enrollment Rosen — ID 3- 2362 Road, 945-4055 �The hardest part of a dog's life is the struggle involved in keeping from looking like a dog. A bath, welcome or not, comes before clipping and grooming. Here a standard poodle gets lathered up at the Canine Coiffure Shop in Highland Park, which is owned by Ken Lipton and Allan Tepper. Stoically cepting grooming acthe game, a miniature schnauzer (lower left photo) gets his coat hand-stripped to meet stanjudging dards. Robert F. Baker, owner of Leash and Collar Kennels in Deerfield, cializes spein pre- paring schnauzers for dog shows. Dog’s Life? You Should "Cupie" is the greeter at Crossroads Dog Salo in Highland Park. The salon is operated by her owner, Mrs. (Rena) Martin Martin. Have It That Goo The doggondest things happen to dogs on the North Shore. Besides serving as pets and com- panions for their owners, a large number of the Shore’s pedigreed canines regularly spend time being groomed at professional salons throughout the area. And, though no statistics ever have been collected on the subject, a case possibly could be made for calling this the dog-groomingest area of the country per capita. Some rather or of play a bath, the dogs than but would have others much a haircut take to the full treatmentas they might to a large soup bone. Whatever the dog’s attitude might be toward the grooming, it’s clear that his appearance for show or just for home is a matter of con- cern for the proud owner. March 9, 1967 �‘ rj Ac * fF)i 2, Atos n a \ A y P ee : Y we v gure? yi a i Bas d /\) | eat (V\ | g VW j are ‘e oo ;4 There gure? collars and grill i : clip styles health to fit all tastes, and tips, too, at Highland Park's Crossroads Dog by \ Salon. "This dle may wants to when he Staff Photos by Jan Bateman perfection routine is ridiculous," the poothink, but Jerry Scheyer (upper right photo) make sure his client looks like a champion leaves Leash and Collar Kennels in Deer- field. Then there are some dogs who really can't see what good the brushing did, but Cheryl Kolbrick of the Canine Coiffure Shop in Highland Park covered a lot of fur to spruce up this sheep dog. Sena ® After it's over, the freshly coiffured canines at Crossroads Dog Salon admire each other's "new looks.” March 9, 1967 �Riverwoods Bd. Refuses i Ce ge git i singe f OP a a car Seri NpNe hia =, Plea by Stable Owner NEWS ABOUT Riverwoods Renewing its militancy against zoning ordinance violators, the Riverwoods Village Board Monday ordered one resident to move a building permit and in violation of a regulaton requiring stables to be built at least 60 feet from neighbor- stable ing lot lines. on ‘his land and stable threatened legal action against two other stable owners if they refuse to Trustee The moves denied Riverwoods stable Robert After on the Martin Invites Club were taken against C. Bauer Jr., who permission to leave one his of of the Ravinia Green - Country Club will be asked to meet _ with the Riverwoods Village Board regarding. a sign. violation and liquor license application. The board decided to arrange the meeting Monday after learning that the club has replaced one illegal sign at the corner of Deerfield and Sanders Rd. with another that also exceeds the size limit of eight square feet. __ Village Pres. Paul Martin said the violations is ‘‘the second indication that. would cause us some concern about our future relations _ with the club.’’ The first, he said, is _ the club’s delay in filling out liquor _ license application forms. A letter -neys, Letter Read from the read at Mr. Martin club’s Monday’s attor- meeting, suggested that the board meet w-th the club directors to discuss the matters. In other action, the board autho- rized Village Atty. Alfred Lewis to - write the Federal Savings and Loan - Insurance Corp. about some homes on Deerfield Rd. just west of the tollway, inhabited by what the board believes are transient workses. The board thinks the property is - owned by the corporation, which has ignored board requests to survey the property to determine ownership. ee our Given _ The board objects to the buildings on grounds that they are structurally unsound, lack sanitation facilities, and have been inhabited by more than one family at a time, though they are in a single-family Plan Turned a solution. It was not seconded. maintained in two-acre did lot, not and harm Mr. the Martin said, understand how ‘We can’t all this care could have been taken without making it legal.” Mr. Rutter pointed out that no one has asked that the ordinance be amended. Riverof the the holding AL 6-0365 they fail to comply, the matter will be turned over to Mr. Lewis for court action. Man for DAY CAMP Immediately following the Bauer vote, Trustee William Hill moved to give Mr. Hausner and Mr. Riley 10 days in which to respond to a letter from Village Atty. Alfred Lewis. If Trade Unit Cites calling VERNON OAKS fied if the stable cost $2,500 instead of $25,000.”’ adjoining Barnum of wear editor tion petition which seems to say that the decision would be more justi- “Tt’s difficult for me to understand how at this stage in the game there could be any unhappiness about that which I did,’’ Mr. Bauer said Monday. The village maintained that the Merritt H. woods, men’s The candidates are incumbent William Hill, 1800 Sanders Rd., and newcomers Richard J. Steele, 1765 Robinwood Ln.; Don Dahlstrom, 2590 Chianti Tr.; and Lawrence F. Zant, 2775 Edgewood Ln. The board also passed a resolu- pending Bothered by Petition homeowners. Riverwoods action Trustee James Witherell said he was most bothered by “a thread which runs through the whole part that enforcement formation of a committee to seek a that relocation would involve considerable expense and hardship and would destroy the appearance of their A petition seeking permission to form the party was submitted to the village board Monday. After the vote, however, Roy Stanger moved to defer for 60 days Down to leave the stable where it is now located—too close to neighboring lot lines, according to the ordinance. A hearing on Mr. and Mrs. Bauer’s petition for a zoning variation was held Jan. 16. Bauers The four caucus candidates for the Riverwoods Village Board will run as members of the Riverwoods Residents Association Caucus Party. ; be for us to forget the whole thing.” any The 4. Run on Caucus Ticket Mr. Rutter said the board’s only possible ‘‘viable’’ solution ‘‘would Monday’s vote turned down the plan commission’s recommendation Chicago Tribune, has been cited for the third American successive year by the Institute of Men’s and Boys’ Wear. He was given the industry’s “LuLu” award Feb. 20 for the best WELCOME coverage of male apparel news by newspapers with circulations in WE ARE IN Barnum lives VERY PROUD OF OUR YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD IN APPRECIATION OF YOUR FIRST VISIT TO OUR STATION Chicago. Mr. NEIGHBOR - NEW STATION - Elmer W. Ward Sr., president of the institute, presented Mr. Barnum with a silver statuette during the recent annual convention of the Menswear Retailers of America in at 720 June- WE berry Av. that he must Tino Ped- relocate HAVE A NICE For a- Cheerful Free Estimate an _alleged landscape business at his home by Oct. 31 or face possible legal action. - Trustee Paul Henschen said the area is zoned residential under the village ordinance and that the land was zoned in the same category under county law. - termed Don Dahistrom, William Hill, and Richard Steele. another ‘“‘get tough’ move, the board voted to inform -rucci was Riverwoods Residents Association caucus candidates file their. petitions for the April village board election with Mrs. Edward Modes, village clerk. Seated is Lawrence Zant. Others are (from left) He proposed appointment of a committee composed of residents, trustees, and plan commission members to find some “viable” solution. excess of 500,000. Objections In investigation, his plan also Allan Gunn, Mr. Bauer’s attorney, recommended prior to the vote that ‘fa search be made for alternatives.”’ village ‘‘signpost’’ by Robert Medina, Mr. Bauer’s neighbor, ‘‘for those who might do purposefully what the Bauers have done inadvertently.” stable says the application will be returned as soon as purchase procedures are completed. _ and in Asks For Search The Bauer decision, climaxing almost a year of correspondence Directors Rutter, a property values and that the present ordinance is ‘reasonable.’ Trustee Henry Conedera seconded the motion be in the position of enforcing our against Vern without said the stable impairs neighboring was in its current location, and Hausner and Albert Riley. the board’s unanimous vote Bauer matter, Pres. Paul said, ‘‘We are not happy to ordinances neighbors.”’ constructed motion Monday to deny the commission recommendation, comply with regulations. Eugene was In another appointed matter, Trustees Mr. William Martin Hill, Vern Rutter, and James Witherell to study the Lake County Forest Preserve District’s proposed acquisition of a portion of Riverwoods property. JOHN Call RISDON FOR - OUR FIRST 600 CUSTOMERS A decorative way to organize mail, recipes, ID 2-2075 grocery lists, memos, appointments — sort keys, scissors, small utensils, potholders. RIDGE 1881ROAD 66 SERVICE DEERFIELD ROAD .FINE CABINETRY ADDITIONS KITCHENS GARAGES BATHROOMS PORCH ENCLOSURES COMPLETE REMODELING AND REPAIR SERVICE DON fo) DAVE TED (o) 2, O- 90, te place will be at the Page prises Ln. Inc. office, ©, a: 2735 Enter- Edgewood Election judges will be Mrs. John Lockwood, Mrs. Robert Rothschild, Mrs. David Gutnecht, Mrs. R. Montrose, and Jack Chester. you and your draperies by Mr. Leonard If you follow the ads, | am sure: you have noticed that many of the so-called clearance sales have been extended because of poor results due to the recent big snow. And maybe you think you can take a chance on picking up a good bar_ gain a few weeks from now. If you ~ do, fine. Let me warn you, however, that North Shore Drapery Clinic's special 20% discount on cleaning of draperies, bedspreads, — blankets, carpeting, slipcovers and upholstered furniture will be in effect only 9 more days. That means if you don't take advantage of it before Saturday, March [8th, you will miss out on your only chance to save at this time of the year—the time when you want your home to look particularly fresh for spring and Easter. As with all North Shore Drapery Clinic services, you can expect meticulous. customer cleaning. Carpeting and upholstered pieces are handled in your own home — and draperies will be taken down and re-hung if you desire. But don't wait. Call North Shore Drapery Clinic at 835-0038 in Glencoe now. Or—drop those household items off at 336 Park Avenue. It's a spring bonus for your home! NORTH PHONE 831-4665 2.62, of a village election Apr. 18. The polling SHORE 336 Park Avenue ©, ©, Glencoe, Illinois 60022 Phone: 835-0038 ee | March 9, 1967 �» MM from Hart Schaffner & Marx When you’re weary of winter, can spring be far behind? Here at Baskin, we’ve jumped the gun! Our stocks are brimming with the newest of the new clothing for the newest of the new season. Colors and fabrics are as fresh and bright as can be. Note our galaxy of stripes, solids and gem-tones in an array of blues, olives, browns and grays. See our trim-shoulder Trend model; the authentically-styled natural-shoulder Racquet Club; or the bolder-styled Ventura model with 2 or 3 buttons. Look for signs of spring from Hart Schaffner & Marx. Find them at Baskin! USE \ EVANSTON ONE OF OUR 92.90 .. *165 CONVENIENT OLD ORCHARD PAYMENT PLANS HIGHLAND PARK �ME 7% . s) 8:30 of Deerfield Secretary: Mrs. William K. Baker, 1414 Charing Cross, Deerfield. Adult discussion group: Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Jewett Park Field House, 835 Hazel. Children’s hour: Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Jewett Park Field House. - BAPTIST Community Address: 1250 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev, Elmer E,. Davis. Sunday Services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church =. -school, 9:30 a.m., nursery through - adult. High school and college Y.P. Fellowship, 6 p.m. Midweek service: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Sunday, Mar. 12: 11 a.m. Scientist Bible les- son, ‘“‘Substance.’’ Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30 a.m. to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Reading room: 635 Deerfield Rd.; daily except Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. . EPISCOPAL Address: Deerfield and Wilmot Rds. The Rev. Jack D. Parker. Rector: Curate: The Rev. Spencer Thiel. Sunday services: 7:30 a.m.,_ holy communion; 9:15 a.m., holy communion—first and third Sundays, morning prayer—second and fourth Sundays; 11 a.m., morning prayer—first and third Sundays, holy communion—second and _fourth Sundays. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m. Morning prayer: daily, 9 a.m. FREE North Suburban Address: 200 County Line Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard A, Swann. Sunday services: 9, 11:15 a.m.; 7 p.m. Church school: 10:15 a.m., all classes. Midweek service: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. - EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Bethlehem Address: 801 Rosemary Ter. Pastor: The Rev. Eugene Wykle. Assistant minister: The Rev. “man Steffenson: Sunday services: er facilities are bool: 9:30 a.m., grade; 11 through high school 9:30, 11 a.m. Nor- Nurs- provided. Church 2-year-olds through a.m., 2-year-olds age. JEWISH Beth Office: Rabbi: Friday 631 Deerfield Rd. Daniel Friedman. service: 8 p.m. LUTHERAN Zion Address: 10 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Herbert C. Peter- Intern: Jerome Egel. Sunday services: 8, 9, 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9 a.m., nursery through eighth grade. METHODIST Christ Address: 1558 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Milo J. Vondracek. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursery facilities and child care are provided during 11 a.m. service. Church school, 9:30 a.m., kindergarten through high school. Junior, senior MYF: Sunday, 4 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN. First Address: 824 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Bernard F. Didier. Assistant pastors: The Revs. Jeffrey Grote, A. P. Johnson, and Frederick W. Wyngarden. Director of Christian education: Miss Linda Connors. Sunday services: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Baptism, second Sunday. Church school: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. nursery through sixth grade. Chapel: Wednesday, 9 a.m. Junior High Youth Academy: Tuesday, 4 p.m nae Freshman fellowship: Friday, 5: p.m. Senior High Fellowship: Sunday, 7:30 -m. Choir practice: Angelettes, Wednesday, 7 p.m.; Chancel, Wednesday, 8 p.m.; Westminster, Tuesday, 5:15 p.m. ROMAN CATHOLIC Holy ° Cross Address: 724 Elder Ln. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. John H. Houlian. Assistant Pastor: The Rev. James P. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:30, 8:45, 10, 11:15 a.m., 12:30 p.m. : * ee ee the Service of God | New “A sermon, p.m., 8:30 service; Approach to Jewish Education,”’ by Dr. Morton Siegel. Saturday service: 9:30 a.m. Weekday services: 7:15 a.m., Monday through Friday; 7:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday. LUTHERAN UNITARIAN Redeemer North Shore Address: 2100 Half Day Rd. Minister: The Rev. Russell R. zer. Director of religious education: Cossiette Conley. Sunday services: 10, 11:30 Church school, 10, 11:30 a.m. BletMiss a.m. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Congregational Church of Deerfield Address: 225 Wilmot Rd. : Pastor: The Rev. John S. Usry. Sunday service: 10:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10:30 a.m. Trinity Address: 760 North Av. Pastor: The Rev, Philip A. Desenis. Sunday services: 9:15, 11 a.m. Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m., 2-year-olds through eighth grade. Confirmation class: Tuesday, 5 p.m. Lincolnshire Address: 1970 Riverwoods Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Donald L. Lanier. Sunday service: 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10 a.m., all classes. Youth meeting: Sunday, 7 p.m. LUTHERAN Church of the Holy Spirit Address: 52 Oxford Dr. Pastor: The Rev. Karl F. Langrock. Sunday services: 8:30, 10:45 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30, 10:45 a.m. Highland Park CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist Address: 493 Hazel Av. Sunday, Mar. 12: 11 am. Bible lesson, ‘‘Substance.’’ Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 11 a.m. to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Reading Room: 1773 Second St.; daily except Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m. CONGREGATIONAL Evangelical Address: 1713 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard Osberg. Sunday services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided at 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9:30 a:m., all classes. Youth Fellowship: 5:45 p.m. Prayer meeting and teacher training: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal: Thursday, 7:45 p.m. Or son. a.m. DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Community Christian St. Gregory’s EVANGELICAL : Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:15, 7:30-9 p.m.; Thursday before first Friday, 4-5, and during Friday masses. Baptisms: Sunday following 12:30 p.m. mass. - BAHA'I 2 i through Monday masses. Weekday Friday, 6:30, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 6:30, Deerfield Assembly iWorahtp When — Oo pre — = a ; pk EPISCOPAL Trinity Address: 425 Laurel Av. Rector: The Rev. Ray Holder. Assistant priest: The Rev. Jules Moreau. Curate: The Rev. Clarence F. Decker. Director of Christian education: Mrs. Richard Moore. Sunday services: 8 a.m., holy communion; 9:15 a.m., communion; 11 a.m. Ist and 3rd Sunday, holy communion, 2nd and 4th Sunday, morning prayer. Weekday services: Wednesday, 7:30 a.m.; Thursday, 9:30 a.m., holy communion, Saints days: 9:30 a.m. Address: 1731 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Robert A. Wendelin. Sunday services: 8, 10:30 a.m. Church school and Bible classes: 9:05 a.m., 3 years through adult. METHODIST AND EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Bethany gee fo Laurel Pastor: The Av. Rev. Sunday services: ery facilities are school: 9:30 a.m., kindergarten. Lakeside Congregation Reform Address: Laurel, Linden and Prospect Avs. Pastor: Dr. William Atkinson Young. Minister of Education: The Rev. James Russell Snyder. Sunday services: 9:30, 11:15 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided, Sunday school: 9:30 a.m., three-year-olds through sixth grade; communicants class, seventh, eighth grade. 11:15 a.m. three through five-year-olds; informal program, first through sixth grade. Senior high stud@¥ group: 10:30 a.m. samucage deaaeee, aes ROMAN CATHOLIC Immaculate Conception Address: 1590 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. James V. Murphy. Assistant pastors: The Revs. Marcellus J. Monaco and Angelo U. Garbin. Sunday masses: 6, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 1] a.m.,. 12:19 p.m. Weekday masses: 6:15, 8 a.m. Confession: Saturday, days before holy days of obligation, and Thursday before first Friday, 4-6, 7:30-9 p.m. Novena in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal: Friday following 8 a.m. mass. ROMAN Address: 134 North Av. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Kelly. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. Weekday masses 6:30, 8 a.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:30, 7:30-9 Baptism: Sunday, 2 p.m, p.m. Chicago Judaism of Address: 1175 Sheridan Rd. Rabbi: Philip L. Lipis. Director of religious education: Dr. Louis Katzoff. Cantor: Jordan H. Cohen. Friday, Mar. 10: 7:30 p.m., family Chris- Service of the Christ Methodist Church yesterday on ‘“Mir- iam, Sister Christ.” of Robert who pre- sented an original monolog, showed costumes she has Mrs. Pierce collected from all parts of the world. She has made three trips to Europe and the Holy Land on tours conducted by her husband. Pierce Northwestern is a graduate University with of a bachelor’s degree in education. She earned her teaching certificate at the National College of Education in Evanston, has taken interior design at the Chicago Academy of Art, and is currently working on a master’s degree Teachers College. at the Chicago for Reform volumes in his Park since 1963, Rotary Club? and The Chicago Board of Rabbis. He also is active on the citizens advisory committee of the state mental health department, and the North Shore Area Council of Boy Scouts of America. He and his wife, Henrietta, have two children. (Staff Photo) Wilmette Author to Speak At Lenten Service Sunday A well-known journalist, lecturer, businessman, and author will present the fifth Lenten service Sunday at Christ Methodist Church in Deerfield. Dr. Whitt Northmore , Dr. Schultz sales of Wil- mette will speak on ‘‘R eligious Crisis in Business” at the 7 p.m. service. He has spoken at schools, national meetings, management con- ferences, and for philanthropic organizations. He is now owner and chief executive officer of the How to Book Co., Perry and Schultz and the Knowledge of an tions at the University of Chicago, Choir to Give Concert At Bethlehem Church The North Central College Choir of Naperville will present a program of sacred and choral music at Bethlehem Evangelical Brethren Church, p.m. Mar. 24. United Deerfield, at 8 The 40-voice student choir will be in Deerfield as part of an eight-day tour through Illinois and Wisconsin. The group’s repertoire includes works by Graun, Brahms, Mendelssohn, and Poulenc, as well as Negro Spirituals and arrangements of church hymns. Park Presbyterian Church will discuss ‘“‘The Sociology of Prejudice” and an editor of Stars and Stripe in the Pacific area. He has writte more than 2,000 magazine a newspaper articles. He formerly worked as an ag thor, lecturer, inventory, and pub relations director for Encyclopa¢ dia Britannica Educational Corf Before that he was director oa national marketing for the Greg Books division of Encyclopaedii Britannica. He also has been public relations executive, write Tele Be College Choir To Sing Here The A Cappella Choir of Huntin ton (Ind.) College will present concert of sacred music at the Ev gelical Congregational Church of Highland Park at 8 p.m. Mar. 17. The choir, 37-member under — the direction of C. Wesley Christian, associate profes- sor in the lege’s music partment, coldewill sing selections Mr. Christian from great church music of ma periods based as well on familiar as compositior hymns. Spe groups from the choir will perfor1 PLAN DISCUSSION The Junior Women’s group of the Highland Central College, and State Univey sity of New York at Buffalo. During World War II Dr. Schult was an Army war corresponde and lecturer for American phone and Telegraph and Telephone Co. creative thinking, and public rela- church, spoke before the Women’s Congregation Relations Committee, author of five books, a newspaperman, and a teacher of selling, The wife of the pastor of the Chicago Temple, the city’s oldest Mrs. Beth El is a member of the city's Human Syndicate in Kenilworth. He is listed in Who’s Who Commerce and Industry as Speaks to Church Service Society tian of Lakeside study. Rabbi Ginsberg who has lived in Highland Publishers, Woman Society Ginsberg 1823 St. Johns Av., reads one of the many Schultz CATHOLIC St. James “a for Joseph Highwood Pierce, Office: 1823 St. Johns Av. Rabbi: Joseph L. Ginsberg. Sunday service: 11 a.m. in Edgewood School, 929 Edgewood Rd. Nursery facilities are provided. North Suburban Synagogue Judaism, Park Mrs. Solel Luns- Rabbi Highland Address: 2789 Oak St. Rabbi: Dr. Sholom Singer. Cantor: Jerome Frazes. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. ' Congregation B. PRESBYTERIAN Torah Address: 1301 Clavey Rd. Rabbi: Arnold Jacob Wolf. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 11 a.m. McGovern 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursprovided. Sunday all ages; 11 a.m., JEWISH B’nai and Walter at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the church parlor. Mrs. Howard G. Roecker, a representative of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, will be the leader. at intermissions. The program is open to t public. The church will continue its p Easter series of special Wednesdé services at 7:30 p.m. Mar. 15 with speech by Kenneth Barker, ass ant professor in. Old Testament an Archaeology at Trinity Evangelic Divinity School, Bannockburn. March 9, 196 �My Summer in Austria’ Topic tor Church Talk » ‘My Summer in Austria’’ is the topic of next Thursday’s meeting of the Ceerfield p.m. in the church undercroft. Church Speaker will be Miss Shelley Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. at 12:45 Earl Smith, 662 Timber Hill Rd., who spent last summer in Austria as. an American Field Service Presbyterian Women’s Association. The program will begin representative ellowship Sets Talk Miss Smith American day services of ‘the Congregational Christian Fellowship of the Vaughn who lived with a family, will illusis a senior at Deer- Field Service. She plans to major in special education at Illinois State University. She sings in the Presbyterian Church Angelette choir and serves on the church Youth Council. Sun- North Shore, The Rev. High field High School, a member of the National Honor Society, and president of the local chapter of the The executive secretary of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches will speak at p.m. Deerfield trate her talk with slides. By Leader 7:30 of School. Miss Smith, rural Austrian Specialists in Lake Forest-Lake Bluf Luncheon reservations must be UNDER CONSTRUCTION LAKE Now under construction near the lake, this 4 or 5 bedroom home has 4!/2 baths, library, family room and all of the other plus features of a Lake Forest residence including air conditioning $125,000 made by Monday with Mrs. Eric Lindberg, 939 Hemlock St. Mrs. FOREST-GEORGIAN HOME This lavish new 5 bedroom home will be within the next few weeks, but you can see Full acre in "Villa Turicum,'' former Edith McCormick estate on the lake. Huge living bay window overlooks magnificent forest. 2 on first floor, 3 full baths completed it NOW! Rockefeller room with half baths upstairs. .|mpressive! Robert Andrus, association president, will conduct the business Inc. A. meeting after the luncheon. Aber- crombie, former _ WOMEN TO ELECT upastor of Congregational churches The Woman’s Society of World in Rhode Is' Service of Bethany Methodist and land, Massachu- Rev. Abercrombie Evangelical United Brethren setts, and the state of Washington, Church, Laurel Av. and McGovern will speak in Wilmette’s Central School, Ninth St. and Central Av. He is a graduate of Marietta (0.) ollege and Harvard University St., Highland Park, will elect officers at its regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the social hall of the church. A prayer service at Divinity School in Cambridge, Mass., and became executive sec- 7:40 will precede the meeting. VERNON OAKS DAY CAMP Tacoma. The fellowship meets in the Wilmette School on the second Sunday of each month. Fellowship officers include: * From Wilmette—Frank G. Gless of 208 Dupee Pl., chairman; and of 1140 Forest Winnetka—Donald P. Bu- chanan of 390 Hawthorn Ln., trustee; and Mrs. A. Burnham Conerse of 485 Orchard Ln., secretary. From Evanston—Gerald AL 6-0365 W. Brooks of 2104 Lincoln Av., trustee. OOOOOG00O0ODOOO0O0000000 | abe ff | ify Wie i [ Spring Paperbacks FROM Lowe ted SSDER mt OERET 898 3 The she 8. 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This month, though, Colby’s is featuring six exceptional low-priced furniture groups for every room in the house. With these groups we can say, without qualification, don’t worry about the quality. Our buyers say you can’t buy finer furniture at anywhere near these prices. Each group is unusually well-made (no short-cuts, no mass-production methods). But even more important, this furniture has style. Individuality. The boy’s room. This desk is solid hardrock maple. No veneers. Cost? Just $74. Early American bunk beds are, incredibly, $74.50. An entire 3-pce. bedroom group, including bed, double dresser and chest, is just $192. Low? Of aolthay-Mee cittam stele attastiattach nevertheless. If you don’t think so, test how easily the drawers open. Or feel the heft. Looks much more expensive than it really is. If you’re looking for furniture with flair, and price is a consideration, come to Colby’s. Ask to see our six “special purchase” furniture groups for The living room. Ordinarily you pay $139 for a regular, mass-produced Teehiccecematrtreme Cohum vel! March. can have the luxury chair And forget your qualms about (shown) covered-to-order for $139. Covered-to-order sofas start at just $339. 4 styles lower-priced furniture. (At least when you're in our store.) of sofas; 5 styles of chairs. In the fabric you want. The pattern you want. The color If it weren’t good furniture we wouldn’t be carrying it at Colby’s. you want. For our new Northbrook store, drive northbound on Edens, take Dundee West exit, turn left on Skokie. Southbound, on Edens, use Tower Road exit and turn right on Frontage Road. Northbrook: 1001 Skokie Boulevard. Open Mon. Thurs. Friday 9:30 to 9. Other days 9:30 to 5:30. Closed Sunda �The bedroom. Notice the base on this chest. Solid. Heavy. The wood is natural, high-grained pecan. Ring pulls are antique brass. A more elegant looking chest would be tough to find at any price. But for $285? Never. Matching bed is just $68. Night tables are $95 ea. And so on. Remarkable furniture for the money, and at Colby’s. Sree rReee eee ne mee: so tennessee exclusive The girl’s room. What could be more feminine than bamboo; finished in antique yellow or white? Still, this bedroom group is very practical too. Solidly built. Easy to keep clean (a damp cloth wipes formica tops clean). And moderately priced. Example: 3-pc. bamboo bedroom set includTate ote MO Mme Colt) (che lacnom and 30” chest is a mere $322. The family room. Je For$210, you can serve your rate lemeyemestewoye-tereh ame) (oyacen brass accented serving cart. - $210 buys a rugged oak, brass-railed sectional bar. Matching barstool is just c $72.50. We also have poker tables, cocktail tables and everything else for the family room. All equally wellmade. All equally low priced. nston: 1633 Chicago Avenue. Open 9:30 to 5:30 daily. Closed Sundays » �Of Dances sored by Highland Park Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4737. The contest, open to all Highland Park and _ Deerfield-area_ sixth through eighth graders, is designed “Loyalty The Glenview Unitarian Fellowship will hold an experimental worship service Sunday, demonstrat'ng through interpretive dance the significance of ‘“‘The Message of the Ghetto.” Based on poems written by children in the Theresienstadt concentration camp in Czechoslovakia from 1942 to 1944, the dances will be a commentary on the ghetto’s effect on those who live in it and on those who look at it but fail to help. The dancers Shineflug will of be Miss Glenview, Nana Miss Su- zanne Dirsmith, Miss Judith Musick, and Miss Joyce Taylor of Highland Park, and Earnest Mor- gan, a student at Northwestern University School of Speech. Miss Shineflug is a member of the Phyllis Sabold Dance Company. Miss Dirsmith teaches dance and has performed with several European companies. Miss Musick has with Harriet Ann to give students broadly think themes and essay concerning to express program conclu- guest at Suburban second place winner, will reand the a $25 savings third place winner will receive a camera. In addition, the first place winner also will receive an engraved plaque. Contest winners and their parents will be invited to an “honorarium” dinner June 3 at VFW headquarters. For additional PILLOWS 35 sf each VE 31 Pie Discount on Stock Custom Pillows Limit North Syna- 665 weekend tomorrow through Sun- on Vernon Glencoe 835-1611 day. He will speak to the congregation at 8 p.m. tomorrow on “A New Approach to Dr. Siegel Jewish Education.” On Saturday he will- meet with members of the synagogue’s 100 Per Family gogue Beth El’s Jewish education Apr. 15. The first place winner ceive a $50 savings bond Bate Dr. Morton Siegel, director of the The contest will begin Tuesday. All essays have to be submitted to the VFW headquarters at 667 Central Av., Highland Park, by The DECORATIVE $? ma. 13 department of education, United Synagogue of America, will be a medium.” ' education committees Sat. Social 4H Midnite Danny's Shine & Paper We love you more 35: and on Sun- VISIT NAYLOR’S day he will speak at the seminary breakfast and for the Men’s Club. NORTH Add color and glamour to everyday living with genuine Gray’s at 10 a.m. patriotic the Edueator to Talk At Beth El Event sions of such thinking via the essay bond. 3 Week Offering — Unusual Values persons contest spon- “‘the opportunity to CHICAGO’S LARGEST DIRECT FACTORY SHOWROOMS for Brand New BALDWIN & LOWREY PIANOS —ORGANS Colonial Candles Dance Company, appeared on television, and teaches under the Urban Gateways Program. Miss Taylor is choreographer for the Candlelight Dinner Playhouse, has appeared in Broadway musicals, and performed on television. The poems will be chanted and sung by children from the Fiske School unit of the Urban Gateways chorus, directed by James Gothard. The interested may contact the post. N SALE AT LOW 100s to Select From SENSATIONAL PICK Sunday in Lyon School, Lake Av. at Waukegan Rd., Glenview, is open to the public. A discussion of the religious significance and relevance of the dances will be held after the presentation. Refreshments will be served. ANY OFFER! Sale Priced PIANO Try It For 30 Days ABSOLUTELY or ORGAN FREE OF ANY CHARGE If You Decide Not To Keep It Here is your chance Presbyterian Women A Panel panel Discussion discussion on the box ‘The Individual Challenge for Home, Church, and Community”’ will highlight the monthly meeting of the Woman’s Association of the Highland Park Presbyterian Church next Thursday at the church. The discussion will begin at 11 a.m., preceded by a sewing session at 10:30. A luncheon at 12:30 will be followed by a skit emphasizing stewardship. 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Concert to Feature Teen Princess Pageant Entry Preves of Glenview in his first perbrmance of a work dedicated to im. Alan Shulman’s Suite for Solo iola, composed in 1953. Four faculty members part in the Lane of Laurence concert: Mr. Dorothy been prinicipal violist with the Chicago Symphony Summer Symphony. Mr. Schiltz has been Glenview, harpsichord; Davis of Evanston, Bach, and Johannes Brahms, in addition to those by Shulman and Stout. Mr. Stout’s composition will be performed by Mr. Schiltz and Mr. Davis. Music for Oboe and Piano was one of five compositions Mr. tout began during the summer of 1965 under a grant from North- for creative work. The composer lives at 2600% Central St., Evanston. Mr. Preves, 721 Raleigh Rd., will play Brahms’ Sonata No, 1 in F inor for viola and piano with Mr. Davis, in addition to the Shulman Suite. The violist’s association with the composer began after he first heard Shulman’s Theme and Variations. Their correspondence and enthusiasm for one another’s led to the dedication. The program also will work include To Head New ompany Unit Robert D. Misch of Highland Park has been named to head a new leasing department at Draper and Kramer, Inc., where he is a vice president. on CC . | Draper and “¥ ~- Kramer is a Chicago real estate 2 management, | Sales, mortgage, and _ insurance ‘hm # firm. A) Mr. Misch was graduated from Mr. Misch Harvard Business School with a master’s degree in business administration. Since joining the firm in 1955, Mr. Misch, 151 Maple Av., has special{zed in leasing and management, including two years devoted to the initial leasing program of the also Hartford was Building manager a teaching of is better understanding among the youth of the world. The International Teen Princess will be chosen in the German contest. nated for her precinct work during ~ last November’s Miss Kraft, a junior, was named to the college’ s dean’s list for academic achievement last fall. on the basis of character, personality, charm, and grooming. Participants will come from as far away as New Zealand, South Africa, India, and Iran. Other countries that will send representatives include Holland, OPTOMETRIST ideals, Germany, 857 The pageant has been praised all Rosemary Deerfield, \ Take care of your vision with WI 5-0674 for appointment. |, yearly Eye Named Officer A Deerfield resident has been appointed assistant vice president of Mack and Parker, Ince., a Chicago insur- BRREERS eit STi fis * el ance brokerage. Robert T. Heu1253 Ox- ford Rd., has lived in Deerfield since 1965. He resided in Highland Park for the five previous years. He has worked for Mack and Parker since 1958 Mr. Heusinkveld and was assistant manager of the group insurance department before his promotion. He received his bachelor’s degree from Carleton College, Northfield, Minn., and his master’s from the University of Chicago. He and his wife, Frances, have two John, 7, and Luann, 9. children, Hawaiian Islands. REAR SHORE [] TASTE [|] VALUE Strongly favored by of both Washington PREMIERE... [ LOCATION [ QUALITY traditionalists in and Detroit...is Aa exclusive residential areas the “BLAIR” model, now in Deerfield. You'll appreciate the tasteful appointments and advantages of Deerfield Square... Two-story Colonials with 4 & 5 exceptionallylarge bedrooms ¢ Paneled and beamed family rooms with woodburning fireplaces ¢ Country kitchens with floor-to-ceiling pantries e First-floor studies ¢ Priced from only $37,950 to $41,950 for over 2,000 to 2,675 feet of living area. On sites up to Y, acre. of the village of Deerfield. Within easy walking distance to elementary & junior high schools, skating rinks, swimming pool and Milwaukee R.R. commuter trains. Just minutes away from Edens Expressway and the Tri-State Tollway. Golfing nearby at 4 country clubs. See Interior Deerfield Square this weekend! wo. gy. PULTE, tc. coe Detroit ¢ Washington ¢ Chicago 272-7862 Pulte Built Means Better Built to Wilmot, South on Wilmot to Deerfield Square. Or, Tri-State Tollway months of 1967. Mrs. Greenberg, 2906 Twin Oaks to Deerfield Road exit, East on Deerfield to Wilmot, to Deerfield Square. during 1966. March 9, 1967 DRIVE Edens Expressway to Deerfield Road exit, West on Deerfield Road 825 \ Waukegan Dial Road 4 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! Deerfield Square has the ideal North Shore location! In the heart Ce Beng ex & Assotiates COE DEERFIELD SQUARE NORTH premiering RETURN FROM TRIP Two Deerfield vacationers, Mrs. ° Ida Blackburn, 941 Waukegan Rd., and Mrs. Stanley Rundell, 935 Waukegan Rd., have returned after several weeks in California and the the $1,391,000| Phone Deerfield Man in Chicago. totaling Examinations. is at Dollar Club of J. Kruger & Co. Realtors in Winnetka, has reported sales of $432,000 for the first two sales Illinois 1317 Washington St. Mrs. Wanda Greenberg of Highland Park, a member of the Million had Terrace Combined His home 2-Month Sales Record For Realtor Reported Dr., gubernatorial campaign. is DR. MARK M. HOUT Finland. Networks College for Women, she was nomi- green Drug Co. with the Chicago Symphony. Miss Lane lives at 730 Glenview Rd. Mr. Davis is assistant professor of piano and an assistant conductor of the Lyric Opera of Chicago. The winner of several international piano competitions, he took first place and radio station WCFL & A charter member of the Young Democrats group at San Francisco radio host. Others supporting it are the Hilton Hotel Corp. and Wal- quent appearances as a guest artist Inland Steel Building in Chicago. He stores Spain, Italy, Venezuela, Japan, and sinkveld, |Misch Named drug of Hotel in Chicago from May 21 to 26, Miss Lane, an associate professor, joined the Music School in 1953 to conduct its first classes in harpsichord. She has made fre- by Georg Philipp Telemann, Georg rideric Handel, Johan Sebastian of all Walgreen and are to be sent to radio station WCEL in Chicago. The theme of this year’s pageant, to be held at the Conrad Hilton with the Chicago Symphony. Will Be Varied The free public program, to be held in Lutkin Hall, 700 University Pl., Evanston, will include works western pageant associate in oboe at N. U. since 1964. For the last eight years he has played English horn and oboe hiano; Grover Schiltz of Prairie Yiew, oboe; and Mr. Preves, viola. Program has since 1939 and conductor of the North Side Symphony since 1948. He also conducts the Wheaton will take Miss Preves ments Kraft ee Conducts two Orchestras R. i Miss Lane. J. a feature Milton Mrs. a also will associate and Party of 1966.” tion Agency and recorded for the Voice of America for distribution overseas. Kiwanis is the civic host to the al concert teaching over the world for bringing young people together. It was filrmed last year for the United States Informa- be ll The .U. Teen-age girls in the Highland Park-Deerfield area who wish to enter the second annual International Teen Princess Pageant must complete and return application blanks before Mar. 23. They are available in the cosmetic depart- i at 4 p.m. Sunday. Mr. Highland Park, has been nominated a “Key Woman of the Democratic : a .ind piano by Northwestern University composer Alan Stout of Evanson will highlight a faculty concert Sonata in A minor for harpsichord, with Mr. Miss Lane, and Handel’s in E major and Bach’s G minor, both played by Work Miss Adrienne Kraft, daughter of — ll Telemann’s oboe and Schiltz and Suite No. 5 Toccata in of a work for oboe For Campaign Deadline Is Set for Mareh 23 ew Work by Alan Stout The premiere Miss Kraft Honored e Deerfield, 945-0543 e, ee Aes South on Wilmot ae ore �Legal Aid Unit Is Established A legal provide aid bureau the poor designed with to full protec- tion under the law has_ established in Lake County. been The Legal Referral Bureau of Lake County, Inc., established by the Community Action Project and the Lake County Bar Association, operates under a federal grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity. It provides full legal aid for Lake County’s poor, including counseling, representation, trial litigation, and appeal service. The program also includes use of community resources such as marriage counseling, welfare agencies, mental health clinics, and the referral committee of County Bar Association. The bureau, County St. in the Lake located at 11 South Waukegan, is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays. Bennett Transferred To Post in Venezuela Applicants for Commission Positions Sought in Village The village Manpower Commission is seeking applicants for 16 positions on village commissions. The manpower group will submit Commissioners whose terms will expire in May are William Hoyer- names of several nominees for each Roach, position to the board of trustees, which will make final selections. Terms of the 16 commission mem- Mrs. William Carroll, safety council; George Ricker, police commission; Mrs. James Sayre and James Haney, community relations commission; and George McLaughlin and Peter Horne manpower commission. bers expire May the to Caracas, Venezuela. Mr. International, Bennetts’ son, Karl E. Bliss III, 19, who is now aboard a Union Carbide cruise ship on the way from Ghana to Newport Wings News, a fine Va., will join his parents in Venezuela. plan commission; board MATCHLESS FAMILY TREASURE Mellowed Charm of New England with rooms that are most inviting. 26’ living room, fireplace, 14’ dining room, extra adjacent den or guest room plus 3 bedrooms & baths. Good concrete basement, rumpus area w/fireplace. Attached garage, all on Private wide lane. Only $49,900. CONSULT EDITH ROONEY BACK FROM HAWAII Mr. and Mrs. John Kaszynski, 3 Mulberry Rd., Deerfield, are home after vacationing for two weeks in the Hawaiian Islands. ESTIMATES IF NO ANSWER CALL WOOSTER LAKE KI 6-2292 COLLECT A <4 HI-RANGER for TREE TOPPING MANY OTHER Removul Trimming - Cabling - Covity work Neat safe tree removal Spraying - Liquid & Dry Feeding All Work Guaranteed Licensed By The State Of Illinois appeals; Those interested in a commission post are asked to contact Mr. McLaughlin, 526 Princeton Ln. & INSPECTION CALL ID 3-1622 H.P. Stump of building K. John Also, Howard Kane, the Rev. Bernard Didier, and the Rev. Eugene Wykle, human relations commission; and Oscar Bedrosian, Donald Pilger, the Rev. Jeffrey Grote, and Donn Wright, youth council. xe Power Oben Holt, board of zoning appeals; prow TREE EXPERTS Car- acas. The in Also community relations and manpower, each with two vacancies; human relations, three vacancies; and youth council, four vacancies. There are no vacancies on either the police pension board or the parking committee. division of Union Carbide Corp., Chicago, has been transferred to Carbide of living sion, each of which has one vacancy to be filled. Bennett, midwest and southwest regional manager of the automotive Union privilege community.” The village commissions are plan commission, board of zoning appeals, board of building appeals, safety council, and police commis- Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bennett, 551 Woodvale Av., Deerfield, are mov- ing 1. Manpower Commission Chairman George McLaughlin urges participation on the village commissions, saying it is the “rent we owe for man, GOLF SEASON NEARING Outstanding 14-room French Chateau with swimming pool situated on 21% beautifully landscaped acres adjoining Onwentsia Country Club and “a tee shot” from Deerpath Golf Club. Reception hall; living room with fireplace; paneled library with fireplace; formal dining room; bright breakfast room; kitchen with butler’s pantry; 6 bedrooms; master bedroom w/2 dressing rooms & 2 baths; oY baths; smali attached greenhouse. 3-car garage. Superb offering at $ $5,000. & USES Fully Bonded & Insured CONSULT PATRICIA ORTSEIFEN BY Os Gas does the BIG JOBS better—for less! gil whicne, d ' ¥ Ese Ys, wes UA CONTEMPORARY FRESH Secluded dining on room. 11% bedroom w/C.T. basement with Taxes acre site. Paneled bath. the room large with family. huge Large fireplace living wall. room First & floor 3 bedrooms with 1% baths on second floor. Full recreation room. Built-in central vacuum cleaner large $900. For family CALL TOM BERMINGHAM SUMMER 3ties COMFORT WITH PROTECTS SAVE ON FAMILY CENTRAL GAS AIR CONDITIONING. HEALTH! ENJOY HOUSEWORK! QUIETNESS ENHANCED & PRIVACY! PROPERTY VALUES! ' We have the Largest Service Organization on the North Shore. We are also the oldest firm in Highland Park handling‘ HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING installations . . . 24 HOUR SERVICE. NO MONEY DOWN! Take 5 Full Years TO PAY Free Estimates : All Work Cusrantend BISHOP HEATING 1543 Old Deerfield Road HIGHLAND PARK ID 2-0407 CALL NOW! FOR OUR SPECIAL WINTER PRICE! KING MUIR AREA This custom-built roman brick ranch reflects the quiet dignity of a fine home. Living room with marble fireplace. Separate dining room. Three bedrooms w/3°C.T. baths. abundant closets. Well designed kitchen w/eating area, refrigerator, dishwasher, electric range, wall oven. Cyprus Paneled Family off Room the w/lannon stone fireplace. kitchen. Full basement porch. This is Jalousied top CALL w/brick quality TOM Random plank fireplace. Hot floor. water Utility B.B. room heating. throughout. BERMINGHAM John Channer & Assoc., Inc. 202 E. Westminster Lake Forest 234-2500 SES 3 525 Lincoln Winnetka 446-6664 March 9, 196 �Pa RE wales Pe Seg “ eet e “5 yee i Oma £33 aes z seas — Le ~ ge ee, Pe : OP ae at et it age i wy ag pes y a ae r for the coming year and organization plans will be discussed ; Republican Club. W. 3 M of Mrs. Andrew Bradt, 6 j j Craig, editor of in the home = For Ravinia Planned “The Highland with the Cold Park Theatre Nose” as Nursery School. The movie stars Laurence Harvey. Tickets are $2.50 per person, or sponsor tickets may be pur- “Republigram. ; . h : _ ting at 7:30 p.m. Changed eeting PRAIRIE VIEW AUTO BODY SHOP erg F's.55 fas» ABB. a Holdover officers are Mrs. Fred R. large turnout. Junior High west of Half Day on Hwy. 22 secretary. and _ Crofoot, recording secretary; Mrs. sven Sorg, meet will hold a Mrs. Robinson has appointed the committee chairmen: following . Mrs. Andrew member- Brandt, ship; Mrs. Albert R. Sieloff, organ- ization; Mrs. Jack Sutherland, hos- é : N : a ] *| A ru pr | O S t | n a f <4 _ ty ‘ y <a : = TO . ss 634-3943 BILL TILLMAN, Owner : ro a Fostery matched painting eS ee wayn & FPP 8-5:30 Sundays) UP . . ° : . ¢ j ¥ a and 4 Available Installation Expert Fencing: Delivery ‘n’ Carry. Cash Prices : ° . Quality on Savings Truckload Resident Deerfield ja h OW a corner of Wilmot and Deerfield Rdg in Deerfield. The meeting will Daily: Closed a; at reasonable prices. at the is located school 41) son p re-Sea Hugunin, N. A. Mrs. itality; . The Hwy. PARK ieey 4 aueaine want binan persons, while room can 750 about of 4 made to accommodate an expected | | Next to Soo Line Tracks—1¥2 miles Wilmot West ae The Apr. 4 West Deerfield Township annual town meeting will be held at Wilmot Junior High School, instead of the village hall. The change in meeting place was corresponding (Just HIGHLAND — —_ the door begin- omens me abo at be bought may : : Twp. 454 Margate Ter. Newly elected pfficers are Mrs. Hugh S. Robinson, president; Mrs. John H. Van Moss Jr., vice president and program chairman; and Mrs. June Lock- wood, R AFT Ww. Oo oD 1590 OLD DEERFIELD yf ID 2-0140 a fund- raising event for Ravinia si j Deerfield Spy will be shown at 8:30 tonight in the publicity; Mrs. J. R. Kammerer, telephone; and Mrs. Raymond "Wednesday at the meeting of the West Deerfield Township Women’s : The 8 p.m. meeting will be held afer Sy Fos Fund-Raising Event West Deerfield GOP Women Slate Organizational Meeting Plans " axg a Gets High Post E. Knowles, 655 Bent Ridge, Deerfield, has been marketing ee Better than new home, only eight months old. Ideal country —— 7 or family, oe Corp. of Chicago. rewill be He sponsible for ese proing Ozite’s ae ed ae ue The * Family ilt-ins. it i : a joining OPEN SUNDAY, MARCH 12th M 2:00 to 5:00, or by appointment the Mr. Knowles sale floor covering division. Ozite manufactures floor ing materials. SOSSHOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSOSSHSSHSSHSSSSSSSSSOHSSSOSHSSSSSHSHSSHSHSSSHHSOSEEE BY is is be You'll os ee see glad cover- OF MARCH called ds nese 2 6TH CLASS TO SUIT THE AGE AND CLASSES BASIC, INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED, FIGURE & DANCE INSTRUCTION Inquire ak _. our skate rental plan —ice time available for private parties, church groups, scouts, PTA and campus groups. HUBBARD woops ICE q | a>. SKATING 915 Linden Ave., Winnetka STUDIO HI 6-6634 SOSOOOCOSHOOEESHHHHOOHEHOEHHESHOOHEOHOSOHSHHHHOOOHHHHHOSHHHOOHOHHHHSEEOEEE March 9, 1967 5 : } | . : . it Amana tacit nbM MY 2 4 | tT 2 945-0222 ABILITY OF EVERYONE NORTH SHORE'S ONLY INDOOR ICE RINK ode \ | ! { a FROM TOT TO POP —THERE'S A DAY-EVENING — MAI | | : ‘ . i Hi Peet NEW REGISTRATION FOR CHILDREN WEEK * LP: | $43,500 you Hii;= | ' | ees peor i} | ; ! ,| 1 i Your Opportunity To Buy Craftwood SHOSSSSHHSSSSHSHSHSHSHSHSHHSHHSOHEESEE of Carson Pirie Scott and Co. whole- 1) Deerfield Lane, Dartmouth Oem LOOK NO. euaTas = vice visional president 1715 di. wee apie wi, merits viene | 3 an paneled, inspection. your distriou- PE cherry is & z > - for the large is ee See cart okdhaet corner fireplace. Living-room, separate diningroom, first floor laundry room and full basement. Situated in one of Deerfield's finest areas. This outstanding home : i lonwide Ozit room ‘ ! LIVING in THE COUNTRY CITY . SPASVSOOOOOOOSSOSSSHSSSOSHSSHOSHOHSSHSS Oulke oc tee of manager appointed STOCKADE FENCE | AS LOW AS $11.88 A SECTION! Regular Price Now (per section) (per section) # aes. elles oe 5 $17.79 $13.99 $60.00 6' $18.95 $14.99 $59.40 rid $21.69 $15.99 $85.50 Height SALE PRICES DO NOT SAVE (per INCLUDE 100’) P 3 POSTS Sale prices in effect thru April Ist, ‘67 Price comparisons based on single sections. These are 6 ft. 10 quality selected, hand inch lona sections, prefabricated of peeled, winter-cut white cedar. Half round split pickets are two to three inches wide, fully-edged to fit together tightly to give rustic beauty to your home that will last a lifetime! A small deposit holds your order —but come in now. Sale prices available through APRIL : Ist ONLY! ea Comparable Savings on Rail Rustic Picket, Many More Craftwood Quality Fences! Fence, RAFTWOOoOD 1590 LUMBER OLD DEERFIELD (Just West HIGHLAND of Hwy. PARK COMPAN Y RD. ID 2-0140 “7 oaity: (Closed 8-5:30 Sundays) © Herbert Creek s | With Ozite Corp. 25 �ee of Jr. High Students Be Aired at PTA Meeting _ To The results of a questionnaire on the extent of freedom that should be given to junior high students will __ be discussed at next Thursday’s _ meeting of the Shepard Junior High School PTA. _ David Cavins, guidance director _ of Deerfield School District 109, will discuss the results at 8 p.m. in Shepard School. Students compiled the questionnaire topics, which include allowances, boy-girl parties, cers. The slate nominating proposed committee Mrs. Herbert and Mrs. treasurer. Byard, Charles In other PTA sponsored student inally scheduled been postponed to Hallengren, news, the PTAtalent show, origfor Mar. 16, has Apr. 13. _ Also on the agenda for the PTA meeting is election of 1967-68 offi- Give us a call Mr. NEXT and partment Park issued Building De- three James building permits in February, bringing the year’s total to 77. The department had issued 141 permits at the same time last year. Seven permits were issued for additions and alterations to homes total of 71 other electrical, plumbing, work also were permits for and heating issued. 1K heati d ai EXECUTIVE corner AREA of ag olay On dry cleaning of Draperies, Bedspreads, Blankets, Slipcovers, Carpets and Upholstered Furniture. Featuring the Famous Draper-Form Process for Draperies that guarantees. no shrinkage. Ca// 835-0038 for full details NORTH We’re Day & Night air conditioning service experts. WILLIAM 874 GREEN BAY RD. L. WENTE 336 CO. — SHORE Park Avenue GLENVIEW, WINNETKA & LAKE FOREST EAST DEERFIELD but Glencoe, CLINIC Iilinois 60022 HI 6-0225 SONG Inc. ee REALTORS living DRAPERY « WINNETKA Quinlan. and LY 1884 DISCOUNT 20% conditioning and fiters and thermostats? bout THE FIFTH ANNUAL DRAPERY & HOUSEHOLD DRY CLEANING EVENT and apartments and four for industry and business in February. A FINANCING right in town! es 5 4 Deerfield ... 735 DEERFIELD ROAD e Phone: WI 5-3750 OPEN own ANNOUNCES and let us Edward OFFICES ALSO IN EVANSTON, Your THE residential worry about it. McHale, 1674 Garand Dr., Deerfield, are moving to Lake Forest hext month. The McHales’ sons are Jeffrey, Steven, and David. SINCE IC NIRS WHY WORRY "HENAN NSE which MONTH Mrs. the Mrs. secretary; A RRR MOVE The Highland Jesse Starkman, president; Mrs. William McBride, vice president; and telephone privileges. _ The PTA discussion is designed _ to serve as a possible guideline in _ treating situations about ‘parents may be in doubt. by are Department Issues 3 Home Permits MONDAY THRU SATURDAY, 8:30 ‘TIL 5, SUNDAY, 10 ‘TIL 5 SEEKING THE ULTIMATE? Here it is! A Kennedy built home whose value has been enhanced by a devoted owner. This Colonial has 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, family room with fireplace, and a heated swimming pool, magnificiently landscaped for year-round beauty and privacy. In Scatterwoods. $69,500. A home that was built for family living; with every convenience for Mom. Five bedrooms; 3% baths; a 29x22 rec. rm. with bar and fireplace; oversize garage with ~ lots of bicycle space. Professionally landscaped; flower gardens that are a sight to behold. $54,900. ae LOTS OF ROOM TO PLAY Just the sort of home you will want your children to grow up in! Four bedrooms, 2 baths upstairs. A separate dining room for those festive important get-to-gethers and a separate breakfast room for everyday dining. You can dream by the fireside in the living room. There’s a basement for more strenuous activities. The owner reluctantly says: ‘| have to move as soon as school is out. Sell it for $36,900.” THE “HARTFORD” Integrity of design, plan and construction is obvious thruout this imposing residence where the traditional is deftly blended with the functional. 4 bedrooms, Master with dressing rm. and bath. Walk to school, pool, near private spring-fed lake. $54,250. NO STAIRS TO CLIMB This outstanding brick Ranch is being offered way below reproduction cost. There’s a stone fireplace in the living rm., a sep. dining area, a lovely enclosed breezeway, two twin size bedrooms. Full basement. $32,500. ps WOODLAND PARK Delightful brick ranch with family room and three bedrooms. Quaint red brick patio, rail fence and Colonial lamp post at front entrance. Private terraced back yard. Stone fireplace wall in living room. Built-in china cabinets, bookcases, and window seats. Plaster construction. $33,900. EARLY AMERICAN Don't just wish — have this delightful 2-story, 3 bedroom Colonial brick home, just around the corner from schools, stores and trains. There’s a fireplace in the living room, a paneled den off the kitchen, full basement, and attached rage. Walk to stores, schools, trains. Owner moving out of town. SEE THIS TODAY! $33,500. : ROOM FOR YOUR HOBBY A_ well-constructed ranch in Deerfield with Q_ spacious rear yard only a minute away from school. Living-dining room with fireplace; large kitchen; 3 bedrooms; porch. Basement has two recreation areas (one with fpl.), work rm., laundry. $27,500. March 9, 1967 �— Classified Advertising Section e 475-1560 Deadline Noon Tuesday ? PAPER COMBINATION The EVANSTON REVIEW 3 Lost and GEPNCOE to the Please 4 call name _ of CRestwood 2- Personal AM LOOKING FOR THE GENEROUS lady who told a third party that she would like to make a donation to help the youth of Evanston. What Evanston is lacking is a WINTER SPORTS ARENA which would keep. our children occupied during the hanging around months of NO-baseball, NObeach, NO-vacation, NO-boating, NOfishing, the do- -nothing months. Please contact a director of Evanston Boys Hockey Association. GLENVIEW GR 5-3796 Business 1806 Glenview Rd., Glenview Phone 724-4300 "CLEAR" HOW all club dates phone) a complete and events. listing We are now listing 1967. Help us to ‘‘clearing’’ your dates Deerfield Villager Highland Park Herald . Discount: .10 per line (Cash with order or if paid within 10 days) Minimum 4 lines DEADLINE FOR MULTIPLE COLUMN ADS NOON MONDAY Main office: 1232 Central Avenue Wilmette, Ill. 9, 1967 IN YOUR 724-2232. Cats LABRADOR RETRIEVERS. 6 wks. old. A.K.C. championship stock. “ei - $85-$ Call 446-4849. MIN. POODLE PUPPIES 8 TOP QUALITY, TEMPERAAND HEALTH GUARANA.K.C. 679-2645 CHAMPION BEDLINGTON MALE 3 TERRIER like lambs, 11 a.m. YRS. GOOD adult’s dog; has all shots. Will give to good home. 729-4251. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES Males. 3 months. Black and_ tan. A.K.C. Champion stock. Inoculated and wormed. Call 223-2237. Rd., Bay Wilm. Rd., Kenil. Travel—Share YOUNG ALpine ALpine Your BUSINESSMAN 1-7208 6-0102 Car RARE LHASA APSO uppies. A.K.C. reg. oving and obedient. Nice Easter Gift. DA NEEDS RIDE daily to NW station from Berkeley Rd.. H.P. area and return at night. bed gladly pay for this service. 432- 9 Accounting Service—Iincome German Shepherd Tax ACCURATE ACCOUNTING AND TAX service, Federal income taxes. Daily service during March. Get refund before the rush. Tel. 256-3540 until 9 p.m. INCOME TAXES PERSONAL AND BUSINESS. DA R EVES. E. S. Constable VE 5-3464 POODLE ADORABLE MALE, A.K.C. 6 wks. old; home raised. PA 4- 2054. MUST FIND HOME FOR 4 MONTH old puppy. 3/4 Vg gn and 1/4 Basset; trained and shots vable and smart. ALpine 1-9056. BASSET, REGISTERED, MALE, 2 yrs., tri color. Good with children, VE 5- 3045 or CR 2-5220 after 7 p.m. PART BOXER PUPPIES READY FOR good home; reasonable. Call after 5 p.m. or Sat. or Sun. GReenleaf 5-8563. HIGHLAND ATTIC SALE, Sliver; renc much GOOD Rare Wilmette. ALpine Books store phone all day Used, fine ESTATE GERMAN SHEPHERD, MALE Excellent disposition, 9 months, A.K.C. registered, grand champion sire, beautiful sable. Call HI 6-7305 businesses, WEEKS male, 2 female. Apricot or Homegrown. Loves children. $75 up. 945-3992. 1 female. Affectionate family pets. No worms, shots, paper traine home raised w/love and best care. 328-9171. Pets Supplies PETS FOOD AND SUPPLIES Two locations to serve you 1013 Davis St., Evanston, GR 5-9821 3333 Dempster St., Skokie, 675-9645 12. Sundays—Skokie only Antiques and Art PAINTINGS, and only for and oFbe Sa informati rare. Search sale. Opportunities OFFICE Com ener furnished. Ground location. Suitable sales or FOR A pe = professional ganization wanting apr hi Shore address. Approx. 900 0 $3.00 ft. lease. rite A-875, Wilmette, Ill. Winnetka and IM-— h * 8, Northfield — 15 cabs per equipped, radio meters, main stations, license, gross $140,000. Asking Call 446 ESTABLISHED YARN FOR SALE SHOP 7 Alpine |-1888 BEAUTY SALON DOWNTOWN EVANSTON Modern 6 operator salon, Reason For quick sale. Write A-861, Box Wilmette. Illinois. TAKE OVER A MEDIUM SIZE service station business, cen Winnetka business district. market in America. oppor, drivew be rt. to Exc. Sun. Closed business for yourselé. Pi CLEANERS cond. store. tion business. after 6 p.m. . Good Rent GLENVIEW volume $135. and PArk al in eRe AE 4- Goods ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE FRI. and Sat., Mar. 10 and 11—from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Luncheon_ served. Rand Park Field House, Ellinwood (Dempster) 1 block West of Tri-State Toll Road, Des Plaines. Donation $1.00. Des Plaines Woman’ s Club. sponsor. ANTIQUES. PINE CUPBOARD, cherry table, 2 maple cane chairs; also, Harvest table; 2 pine end tables and coffee table; aqua 2 pc. sect.; stove. 433-0707. OIL and Business somely netka GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES Silver and Black, A.K.C. 6 weeks Sire: Grefan’s Werro Von Hohe-linde. Gentle disposition. $70-80. 945-5132. time We buy books and paperhedee, UN 4-4449 REAL AUSTRALIAN TERRIER PUPS CH. bred. Small, hardy, loveable, economical breed. ‘Paper trained. Shots Will deliver. $75 and up. 392-8432. Gifts BOOKS 1307 Chicago Avenue. COME BROWSE AT KENNED Bookshop, 1911 Central St., Ev mediate Open 1828 6-0816. and Friday any trained. 251-9536. FOR DECORA appointment. DA 8-4424 booklet on values, etc. 15 on TOP A.K.C. REG. GERMAN SHEPherd puppies. Shots. Check ups. Paper ELSINGER'S F ntings; CASH FORBOOKYOUR mE APPRAISER — CERTIFIED Siamese Kittens, Sealpoint, and AND ant. china and glass! 14 MALE AND FEMALE; HOME raised. $25 and $35, PA 4-0887. 2 TINY TOY POODLES, BLACK. 1 male, 1. female 342 mos. A.K.C. Perm. Shots. $150-$200, Call 653-7039. (Whea- ‘Animals, a F BROWSE IN MY BASEMENT FOR YOUR ANTIQUES MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS The best of everything! TemperaLg Blood Lines and Beauty. 446- 11 apestries; HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR ental rugs; objects and bric-a-brac. Phone anytime, Mr. Ross. POODLES. ADORABLE, TINY WHITE toys. Profitable show stock, A.K.C., paper trained, $150. Call 623-1521 after 5:30 p.m. MALE, 12 3724 (Alsops Fables) Mocha Satin; Cranberry. Box 60, Wilmette or call 319-362 GOLDEN LABS—4 MONTHS. HOUSEbroken, Make wonderful pets. Excellent hunters. Parents on premises. 587-7120. 1 MARCH misc. COLLECTORS SMALL MINIATURE MALE, WHITE, 6 months, trained. $100. ID 2-1951. WKS., SUN. N. Drake, Chicago. Victorian seat, 1860; Empire window a “nelish pane table. POODLE 11 — EVANSTON OFFICE: Open 8:30 a.m. till noon ag GREAT DANE PUPPIES A.K.C. REG. FAWN—BRIDLE. SHOW QUALITY. GRAND DISPOSITION. REASONABLE GUARD DOG. FINE PET. 272-0753. 8 PARK OFFICE: Phone 433-4370 RAISED. 945-1657. NEEDS POODLES: Goods Open 8:30 a.m. till noon All White Blue Eved Male old, 2 beige. Art WILMETTE OFFICE: | Open 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone 251-4300, till | p.m. Phone 475-1560, till 4 p.m. DALMATION PUPS, A.K.C. CHAMP. sired. Rare Liver spotted. Paper broken; great with kids. $75 and up. Call after 5 p.m. 272-2920 KITTEN, 7 MONTHS, home. 328-3286. and PLACE YOUR WANT ADS — SATURDAY 2 PUPPIES—2 MOS. OLD. Mother Scottie. Very reasonable. Call UNiversity 4-7559 Puppy BEDLINGTON TERRIER PUPPIES for sale. a sire and. dam. Delightful family pets. Good with children. Do not shed. 864-0201. 4 POODLES—TOYS SHOTS. OLD. SHOTS. TRAINED. offer. Call 475-0600 MIN. BLACK SERVICES Puppies Antiques Show pet. 11 WEEK OLD Fully inoculated. Also some older. 8-2855. SILVERS, WHITES. HOME M. and F. Studs. All colors. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES champion stock, home raised, bred for good disposition, beautiful markings, 1 white, 256-3110. 4 MONTHS Best Parents GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS A.K.C. Silver, Sable, or all black. Home raised. Good temperament. Show stock. $75 up Call 262-9414 EASTER KITTENS FREE TO GOOD HOMES: 2 LITTERS TO CHOOSE gts SELECT NOW FOR 3/25 DEL’Y. 729-4921. PLANeT THE EARTH shed. GENTLE evict 831-9160 BURMESE KITTENS $75; HOME Rea: AND TRAINED; REG, C.F.A.; MINK COLORED CAT, GOLD EYES. CL 5-9458. A.K.C. REG., 5 WEEKS OLD, Call 733-3637 or 966-8662. ON TINY, Kittens—Gray Tabby DON’T GO TO MARS, SATURN, VENUS OR PLUTO BUT DO GO TO 7 German Shepherd 12. RARE, TRAINED BEAUTIFUL BLACK POODLE PUPPIES, 4 months old, Male, affectionate, "excellent watch dogs, A.EC.: housebroken want good home. 833-2438 or 864-1463. BEAGLE, Cats beauties. Won’t BEAGLES, Park 433-4370 927 Ridge 614 Green 8 and white and PUPS. SCHNAUZERS, MIN. SALT AND PEPper, pet and show; are sired; fully inoculated; ears cropped; house trained; home raised. att F708 465-8300 Highland JUPITER CLEANERS for the 9 papers: $1.20 per line SERVICE CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Wide experience HA 17-1120 Dogs Dogs MALTESE MINIATURE JUPITER IT’S THE BEST CLEANING Rates TAX 10 ONE 6 MONTH VERY SMALL MINiature male poodle. A.K.C. home raised. Good natured. Exe. watchdog. ALSO Poodle stud service. AL 1-7954. 444 Central Ave. arch of events gg help peat TODA 945-7300 Classified INCOME RETURNS PREPARED home. Reasonable rates. puppies, A.K.C., look don’t shed. Call "before AL 1-6134. We will file them in THE CALENDAR and notify you if there is a conflict. 444 Central Ave., Highland Park Phone 945-7300 ACCOUNTING SERVICES Income taxes, statements, management services. Wide exp. in public accounting. 446-2191 days. VE 5-2185 eves. BEAUTIFUL DOES IT WORK? Mail (or meetings BFIELD INCOME TAX SERVICE 15 Years Experience george n. AMES B Co. Accountants ax Consultants Days 869-7052 aoe 328-1364. CHAMPION SIRE; dame; 3 months; $165. Call 537-6613 Simply Park END FIGURE PROBLEM Too busy for detail WHY NOT CONTACT The Drauts Acct’g. Service. DA 8-4024 Standard Schnauzer Puppies, through THE CALENDAR Woon YEAR SILVER WKS., MENT TEED. Avoid Conflicting DATES Park RETIRED CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Accounting, Statements, Taxes, Back work brought up-to-date. ALpine 1-4047. 10 HIGHLAND PARK DEERFIELD AREA PRESIDENTS AND PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN HIGHTAND PARK Combination AA BOOKKEEPING, INC. Bookkeeping, Taxes, back work brought up to date. Low monthly rates. Your office or mine. PE 6-3282 days 282-6391 eves. Personal MESSAGE to all 1438 Shermer Rd., Northbrook Phone 272-4300 444 Central Ave., Highland Phone 433-4370 NORTH EVANSTON TAX SERVICE OUR 41ST YEAR IN PREPARING all types of income tax _ returns. Complete accounting and bookkeeping serv. avail. 2537 Prairie for information or appt. Call UN 9-9457. 1966, '63, '62, ‘61, ‘60, ‘59. First in the State lb. Villa Malta champion line. stock, hardy, lovable. family Shots, reasonable. 256-2292. INCOME TAX SERVICE 6031 Dempster Morton Grove, Ill. 967-5282 UN 4-5869 5 NORTHBROOK Tax am a retired INTERNAL REVENUE AGENT and a CPA. I have prepared quality tax returns for 19 years. May I do yours? My fees are very reasonable. Days 935-0280 Evenings 831-4085 one: 715 Vernon Ave., Glencoe Phone 446-4300 Service—Income LOST: MAN’S WALTHAM CALENDAR watch at Davis and Benson. Reward. OR 4-8852 cat—answérs 588 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka Phone 446-4300 273-4300 Toll Free) Authority Incorporated cinity Sheridan Rd. and _ Isabella. Reward. Call 869-1912 LOST: GOLD BRACELET EVENING of March 3rd. Davis St., Dominion Room or Y.M.C.A. area. Reward. Phone 869-1475 evenings. LOST: LITTLE GIRL’S YELLOW TOM outa 444 Central Ave., Highland Phone 433-4370 9 Accounting Found FOUND: MALE, CREAM COLORED, PART-HUSKY DOG. VICINITY OF SANDERS AND TECHNY, 724-7326 or after 5, 272-3501. LOST: LADY’S BULOVA WATCH, VI- 1232 Central Ave., Wilmette Phones 251-4300 or 273-4300 (Chicago LOST: 9 MO. OLD BROWN FEMALE redboned Coon Hound, Last seen in Riverwoods-Deerfield Rd. 12 mi. W. of Sanders Rd. on 2/27/67. Please call 724-4080 or 724-6132. LOST: IN HUBBARD WOODS. SHOPping center on Feb. 20th, girl’s Caravelle watch, black band. Reward. 446-5956, evenings. WIL yA HIGH 273-5211 LOST YOUR PET? It may have been injured. Call your local animal hospital. DAvis 8-1440. UNiversity 4-9416. UNiversity 4-1700. 1020 Church Street, Evanston Phones 475-1560 or 273-5211 bea) e 251-4300 o 4 First in the Nation 1963 and 1960 ANTIQUES, PRINTS lithos at low prices. Evenings by appointment. 743-4649. APARTMENT HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification ##132in = this Paper! Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Classified —1 3 �CLASSIFIED INDEX a Air"Conai : Service—Iincome Conditioning : and lanes Heating Tax ..9 | Christmas 66 | Coins 175 les Conductors Auction s Automobiles— For Sale Sports | Dogs and Cats Dressmaking—Sewing—Needlework & Slip Covers—Custom Service 190 199 191 Rent— Apartments Apartments To Share Board and Room i Beate 201 Furnished and «Be Outboard 182 Motors. and Gifts and Contractors Maintenance Supplies and Opportunities Br po _ Investments and 51 52 15 Partnerships 15A Service ras s and Photography of Thanks try—Cabinet Business Storage 60 Stores 18 Opportunities| FORCES EPIATE SALE HANDBAG Be Bo er E.On O as onry d FE | || ING : + aTion THE VAN DEUSEN’S repairs. Excellent earnings. (RES. 234-2423) John Channer HI 6-8400 NO INVESTMENT REQUIRED If you have $45,000 and like the food business, investigate a McDonald amburger franchise. If you don’t ave this capital, but can prove you have agg ar yy. ant will invest Bs ad 000 in r e A-860, Box 60, ilmette, Rid ‘80081. to be your own boss 2 — Classified 8910 WAUKEGAN Glenview Rd., 27 Loans and IF for OLD “ DRESSMAKER WITH EUROPEAN trade school will solve all your sewing problems in her own home. 869-8571 YOU NEED DRESSMAKING—ALTERATIONS Suits, Coats, Draperies. Slipcovers, Bedspreads. Call 869-6676 I.C.C. 22033 NORTHBROOK, HERBERT MIDDLETON M-C. ILL. CR 2-5520 KELLY MOVING Il. C.C. HAULING 18345MC-C RO 1-0666 hea 4 RENT A A ae DS — DOLLIES — U-D J OHNSON’ S TRAILERS SERVICE 7446-48 N. ROgers Clark Park 1-2000 Chicago, 272-2515 ALSO RUBBISH C.C. 20554 MC-C. REMOVAL HI IN PIANO 1-4201 TEACHER. BEGINprivate William Pianos and Musical Instruments 6-2786 PIANOS WITH NEW GUARANTEE, few floor samples left in once a ear sale. 3 Baldwins, $595 to $69 Howard, $545; 1 Lowery, 55; Westbrooks, $469 and $500. These instruments are slightly more than } price WHILE THEY LAST. Andrews Edwards Music Edens Plaza, Wilmette 256-0208 SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON NEW ANT used pianos. Steinway Grand 6’ EB Baldwin Grand, like new, reas. Usec inets from $195. Many others td oose from. MIDWEST PIANO o. 2638 Devon Av. O 5-5904 "Olds" cae w/Hard EXCELLENT you see our custom rebuilt and guaranteed Steinways Baldwins Conovers Kimballs Lyon & Healys and many others seneonehiy riced. Rentals with option to buy. e buy and trade pianos. Complete servicing dept. Family tradition of expert craftsmanship, Superb workmanship is our mark of qualit KURT SAPHI PIANOS 1143 Greenleaf, Wilmette Immed, S.E. Wilm. Northwestern Sta. North 256-0167 South BA 1-8894 Daily 9:30-5:30 Mon., Thurs. 9:30-9 From until fully Excellent condition. Case eee 729-0301 20 GRAND Don't Buy a Grand $120. PTANOS $495 3811 WESTERN, CHICAGO CO 7-7564 1/3 OFF DRUM SETS (NEW) LIM ited time-famous name brand wit naughahyde covers and 5 yr. guar antee. All colors or finishes. D: Specialist. 1740 MacLean-Glenvie PA 4-3937. WE BUY USED PIANOS HIGHEST PRICES PAID Spencer Co., BR 4-291 | NEW—USED Musical Instruments, Accessories DEPENDABLE REPAIR SERVICE GORDON'S $80 Call UN 4-5975 after 6 p.m. or BIG VALUE ; Grand pianos painstakingly rebuilt. Ne and reconditioned Spinets, consoles Studios. Rental option plan for child ren, Come in or call in daily 9 to 6 Mon. and Thurs. to 9, Sundays 1 to 5. UTTERBERG PIANO CO.-EST. 1910 5731 N. Central Ave., Chicago RO 3-5020 a Difference — GUITAR 6 STRING Glenview, 1850 bate New Spinet-88 Note $369 New Console Direct Blow $439 Steinway Mason-Hamlin Gr. like New 10 Used Grands fr. $195 Used Spinets and Consoles fr. $19 Practice Uprights—players fr. $79 Open Mon.-Thurs., 9-9 Sun. 12-5 FIELDS PIANO CO. AM 2-2023 7315 N. Western, Chicago Only here will you find the select Kranich & Bach and Winter amongst other well-known makes. GIBSON S pi gt 7 Johns Av. When you buy your piano from A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN Il. Carney Bros. Movers Ill. HORN It Makes BY at our _ direct dean 6S factory WAREHOUSE SALE ™ RENT A NEW PIANO $5.00 A MO. JANSSEN—CABLE—GRAND—KAWAI PIANO AND ORGAN LESSONS at your home. Children or adults, beginners or advanced. Mr. Gersch, ph. VA 6-0488. 34 GReenleaf 5-3141 1.C.C. No. 197773 MC AND in ACCORDION, ORGAN, GUITAR, PIano instruction in studio or home. N. Shore area. Spec. pop. music. Instruments furn. $2. . up. 251-8572. SWANSON BROS. MOVERS Mr. Ray Since 1921 NUMBER NAYLORS PIANO LESSONS By Experienced teacher Studied ~ Juillard, Private instruc. Beginners and advanced 272-8257. MIDDLETON MOVERS FOR ALL YOUR MOVING NEEDS insured. at ning or advanced students for instruction. Highly qualified. Mercier. Call AL 6-2383. quickly and confidentially! for details—call Mr. Ingrish 328-8100 Extension 250 1-2686 to choose from NAYLOR KRUGMAN ALpine FRENCH Investments S Highland Park 256-2678. POPULAR M.G Moving and Storage RO Pas OO GUITAR CLASSES Adults or children; guitar rental; EXPERIENCED TEACHER Frank Narrol 272-8129 Professional Movers. Fully equipped ALTERATIONS AND HEMS ON WOMen’s apparel. Formerly with Peck and Peck. Vicinity of Foster and Sherman. UN 9-6367 Uprights—from $50 Plus mG RAND.SPINETS ; GUITAR—BANJO—AUTOHARP Varied styles taught by performerinstructor Bob Gand. It’s Fun! Village School of Folk Music WI 5-5321. any worthwhile purpose get a low cost loan at the and $125 you money— LIMITED students LESSONS 5-7400 First National of Evanston 29 FUR: SCARF INTO A BOA. $25 COMPLETE. ALTERATIONS AND TAILORING CALL EVENINGS ALTERED piano 724-0300 724-4692 MONOGRAMMING BELTS, BUTTONS AND BUCKLES COVERED WITH FABRIC E MARY ANN SILKS & WOOLENS, INC. 626 Church, Evanston DAvis 8-3984 Golf Mill Shopping Center, Ph. 824-9212 DRAPES 5-5080 PRICE USED PIANOS-ORGANS HALPER Phone MONEY CLEANERS Glv. RD. ONLY! REGULAR Glenview. YARD YOrktown FITTINGS BY “JANE”’ NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY Coats, dresses and skirts. EAST-GLEN of MILDRED OR 1 , HARRY Rental Skokie 12 3 ge : 272-749 | - WILL EXCEPT WE RENT EVERYTHING RENTAL HEADQUARTERS ACE RENTAL ALTERATIONS with unlimited earnings potential? Parttime or full time. Husband and wife can work together. Phone 864-0911. a CATERING Call $45,000 FRANCHISE Like PANIC : ee ei 11 YOUR CHILDREN’S for Dan, AL 6-1148. RENTAL For Needlework MADE 15A Investments and Partnerships LADIES Oakton, 12 FRI.-SAT.-SUN. Records-Sheet Music JOHNSON EQUIPMENT Co. 3748 Rooms Aportments ALE S Penna et As na trombone. BROTHERS and Tape Recorders-Record Players TO ENTERTAIN Equipment Dressmaking—Sewing— YOUR 525 Lincoln Winnetka 4-2500 21 1619 & Associates CE 23 COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE UN 4-5065 and UN 9-1295 Se iat BROOKS WANDA MAGIC FOR party. Ask LET ME SERVE YOUR LUNCHEONS teas, and small parties. 724-4396. PARTY EQUIP. FOR RENT WE DELIVER ACE RENTAL 8910 Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 M.G. in 10 mile radius plus high ratio ot gasoline and including: —WIndsor 5-0424, Deerfield aft. 6 p.m. LIKE 1 1 1 and REPAIR SERVICE. carryexcellent an abundant stock of We all || 2&™Mmond N&W Spinet Organ—$368 Piano—-$395 instruments SING-ALONGS. and will save 1 1 PIANO-ORGAN Set pd auvmmom mata ne SE Houses iversity Call David | Siegel. | | 363 Shermer Rd. Northbrook to 14 years. UN 4.5105 1709 Glenview Rd., Glenview, Ill. menu planning, Miss B. 724-0302. DON'T PLAN Guitar, Will Travel CALYPSO, WE WOULD 864-6139 BY FINE PROFESSIONALS sine 1 stead INSTRUCTION ON ALL INSTRUMENTS aes | Se HAY 1 Refinishing B ALDWIN SCHREFFLER “Te, children’s parties with MUSIC MAGIC. 5 yrs. experience. Please EXCEPTIONAL FOODS CATERED WITH/WITHOUT ATTENDANTS WHY COOK? ~AUTOMATIC CAR WASH BOYS 19 Pianos and Musical 30 pees MusicaloprInstruction call Craig. HI 6-4375 or HI 6-4208. MYRLE’S GOURMET CATERING Delicious and Artistic Foods For the Discriminating Hostess Complete Service and E macneet OUTSTANDING WED CAKES AND RECEPTIONS ALpine 1-5841 Offering Only COUNTRY eee fender bass or bass | 34 MOVERS MUSIC CO & Rooms MOVE jobs 4 pose Sale Machines Light Housekeeping Share Peed a men. xp. specialists’ MOREERY PRED! Have ro Ill. CC22633MCC, or n 1 1 1 Houses Garages Houses 153 Storage piggies JACKSON Any occas. Ted Turl, 30. HI 6-1715. All delightfully catered to your taste. Picturesque New —* in Location. 202 Westminster Lake Forest a ae of | Insured, | ; party marquees FOLK aandees and 16 1¢ 10 Apartments Furnished 161 Buy—Condomi Moving Furnished CALL DOVER MOVERS LOW-COST LOCAL SERVICE. stock To 10 Board and Room 159 Wanted To Buy—Co-op saonunite 29 pono Inc. hdoOF Productions, HIGHLAND PARK Fat Central Evanston. Up to 150 . in Key Lake Forest JOHN CHANNER, Ay 9. BANQUETS—WEDDINGS—PARTIES and S + aff nr Catering 18 CS ar ag e wee Wanted parties. Or have your party at our antique Party Barn. NE 4-3633. 3 MM. CAMERA, P PO RTU N ITY Ks : 176 carriages, Pony for Rides,kids’FireandEngines sent anywhere adult | FLASH AND PROJECTOR. Cail Brick Vacant Property Wanted To Buy—Apertment 177 16 10 Professional Trailers—For | Upholstering, Repairing | Wanted To Rent— Apartments 162 3 194 and his TINY TRAINED ANIMALS! pone fromclubs, Europecockta and the Orient! ee pa rthda Cameras and Photography N ES S lj| d AND 166 150 163 Houses Buildings and 165 | Toys 158 Typewriters—Business and Cottages Town Men—Business and Men—Household Men and Women Univereity 49084 | We specialize “in "moving, packing. entertainment Professional Sitting 154 | Tree Trimming Summer and Winter Homes dance floors car parkers—lighting KAEHLERAve.LUGGAGE DAvis SHOP 8-0744 1421 Sherman 17. B UJ S 56 Lace ht. a “Your LUGGAGE REPAIRING 4 E AP Apartments SHOP FABRIC UE . Reasonable prices, work guaranteed ( ste alt 7 1D afin | “Ote-salLgocs Hepes tnsatation Lock, smithng i ee ee MAGIC by MR. NORMAN ‘ eS 1a Deerfield Lock Servi eA 0 vat Mase Women—Boby 81 Investment Properties Out of State Resorts MACHINE Complete Women—Business and Women—Household 36 | Trucks 179 24 HOUR Situations Wanted— Students 34 70 Farms—Acreage—Estates Houses 27 aBUCKLES mnasmtrhatsAND holes. peer os zippers. LOCKSMITH $175,000 H ce) AND CLEANED CSPOMSEEbauer VEEON CO. ILLNESS : - EERE button Instruments 1 1 152 ren 6 68 26 To Buy Cleaning Men and Women—industriol | Sporting Goods and Equipment Trade or Barter | Travel—Share Your Car Co-op 16 15 £7 | Schools and Instruction . 4 | Shades—Blinds—Awnings 33 | 35 Musical holeteey Sales 156 164 168 Dressmaking—Sewing— BUTTONS, BASINS Decorating Real Estate For Sale Apartment Buildings Business Property Cemetery Lots and Crypts 205 Sale 1 | Rug and U 180 | Rummage Equipment 113 114 67 Repair ‘Wanted 21 DRAINS RODDED TO Bre Service : ; $2 5 0 000 For | Miscell SEPTIC TANKS REDUCTION Buy | Lost and Found | Mobile Homes 141 and 30 174 76 Investments 146 |. Misceli Store Wanted To Buy—Houses Estate Loans and Mortgages age and Siding 29 | Real | Personal Service | Piano Tuning 172 173 149 | Miscellaneous Offices Rentals PUMPED Repair Notices and 193 110 | Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For Sale 111 | Radio - TV - Hi-Fi 112 Service and Repair Mower and Tractor—Service 124 | Loans 151 120 CATCH PRICE. 2 Rooms Business . ee and 16 D R ASTI | 140 | Lawn 148 | Legal Space Summer and Good or Sale Goods—Wanted To Carts Storage Instruction Printing Professional 147 | In Memoriam 122 | Interior Decorating 136 | Jewelry and Jewelry Out of State Rooms 2% Work ring Studios Light Housekeeping 17 38 Service 138 | Household 144 | Household and Musical 108A | Pianos and 109 | Plumbing Help Wanted— Men and Women Household | Home Service 134 Industrial 16 107 108 128 | Household Appliance— Houses To Share 5 Men—Business and Men—Household Men—lIndustrial 132 130 126 Houses Halls and Hotels Houses | Help Wanted— | Moving 66 | Painting Personai : Professional Women—Baby Sitters Women—Industrial 181 65 24 Apartments Furnished rages Women—Business and Women—Household 64 Convalescent Homes 14 50 and Repair Materials Personal 75 63 22 23 Z Autos—Trucks—Trailers—For Rent _ Automobiles—Wanted To Buy Autos—Trucks—Trailers— Wanted To Rent ycles 143 54 | Notices 55 | Office and 10 | Heating and Air Conditioning 21 | Help Wante Made 188 | Fireplace Wood 189 | Floor Refinishing and Covering 192 | Flowers and Florists | For 142 , Motorcycles—Go Rentals 171 Plants and Shrubs 2 | Gutters and Downspouts 196 | Extermineting Accessories Houses Vacation 53 | Gardening and Landscope Service— Entertainment 200 | Equipment Rental Cars Town 187 House Sales of Debts 169 | Draperies 170 | Electrical Automobile * anaes Auto Se Automobile Tires and 185 Stamps 11 | Conducted 12 | Disclaimer Apparel and Furs ae and and 202 | Concrete Work als, eats and Sup ee Antiques and Art Goo Foreign Trees and Decorations 1922 Central St. GReenleaf Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald MST Sen ge March Te 5-889 9, 196 �Pianos and Musical 50 Instruments Need Pianos—All WILL PAY TOP MIDWEST Makes PRICES. PIANO CO. HOllycourt GOOD CONDITION Call between 7 and 9, RO 1-5762. AUTHENTIC PLAYER PIANO AND + ig rolls. $250 or best offer. Call 83188 SHURE UNIDYNE MICROPHONE AMPEG AMPLIFIER GIBSON ELECTRIC GUITAR 729-1408. TEISCO DELRAY DOUBLE hollow body guitar with condition. Call GR 5-3695. PICK UP, case. Exc. Wurlitzer Spinet Piano YEARS OLD, EXCELLENT tion, best offer. Call 328-6156 ACCORDION custom Italy, 120 bass, 7 switches, Pearl, like new. 475- 4563 FOR CALL SMITH Grand. AND Best Used DA 8-2186 BARNES UPRIGHT offer. Call 251-8082. Stratocaster ELECTRIC GUITAR. 724-2409, after 7 p.m. 2 WILDER P.A. COLUMNS = 4-2” in each. 2 months old. Mint condition. $400. Call VE 5-3538. ELECTRIC GUITAR, CASE, AMPLIfier Al-$75. 5 string Banjo case $35. PA 4-8950. KNABE LIVING RM. GRAND PIANO; good condition, burly chestnut case; $500. VErnon 5-2178. HAMMOND SPINET ORGAN, 2 MANual, Like new. Fruitwood finish. Complete with bench. 566-7890. DANELECTRO GUITAR WITH excellent condition $40. Call VE CASE, 5-2589. 120 BASS § SWITCH MEDIUM SIZE Carbonari Accordion. Good condition. Best offer. Call OR 6-9878. 5 PC. SLINGERLAND DRUM SET $360 or best offer. Also practice pad set, $55 or best offer. Call AL 6-1034. VOX BUCKINGHAM AMPLIFIER, 60 watts, 6 mos. old. Excellent condition. Call 251-6992 or 251-5748. 35 Piano Tuning ZENKER'S PIANO CO. TUNING—REPAIRING WE SELL NEW AND USED PIANOS (FORMERLY CONCERT TUNER SALZBURG FESTIVAL, AUSTRIA) 2125 W. Devon Av. ROgers Park 4-7607 YOUR PIANO IS AN INVESTMENT PROTECT IT Expert tuning and BA appraisals; rebuilding; pianos bought and _ sold. KEN SWEET, Associates, UN 4-7407 37 Schools and Instruction Tiny Tot Play School 2727 Crawford, Evanston Beautiful facilities. 3 acres of property. Full and half day arrangements. Age 215 through 5. Hot lunches, arts and crafts, dancing and foreign language. 19 yrs. of exp. Licensed wagons. Call DA 8-7065 or YO 6-7065 OPENINGS AVAILABLE FOR Afternoon Sessions at TOM THUMB NURSERY SCHOOL (Licensed by State of Illinois) 2612 Central St. Creative half-day programs for your pre-school child (ages 3-5) Call UN 9-5565 VERNON OAKS COUNTRY _ DAY school. New bldg., room for 25 more children ages 3-5. Reas. rates, trans. avail. Also summer camp. For — call Mr. Zimmerman, 9451750. WILMETTE DRIVING SCHOOL Licensed by State of Illinois Behind wheel—$7.50 an hr. driving— classroom free. 529 Main St., Evanston. UNiversity 9-4774. 38 Camps FREE—1967 DIRECTORY OF MIDWEST RESIDENT CAMPS Association of Private Camps 1889 Bosworth Lane Northfield, Illinois 60093 446-3094 HOME 50 MAINTENANCE— EXTERIOR Builders DON'T and Contractors MOVE—IMPROVE REC ROOMS Custom Cabinets Kitchen Salon, Inc. Direct Factory Distributors Builders and BYRON From A Distributor ALL WORK COMPLETELY GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATE FAMILY RM. Room _ paneling SAVE 20% REMODELING SEGGER CONSTR. CO: 5-0262 IMAGINATIVE DESIGNS REALISTIC PRICES Room additions Rec. rooms Kitchens Family rooms Bathrooms Dormers Free Estimates Gladly Given Deal direct with owner—no salesmen Once job is started, completed WITHOUT DELAY DEAL WITH A RELIABLE FIRM REMODEL WITH CONFIDENCE Winter Prices Now SAVE 20% in Effect ON Additions romy. Rooms ormers Carpentry Kitchens Bathrooms WE DO IT ALL LAUER CONSTRUCTION CoO. 777-4570 or 251-1254 or 831-4767 HOME OWNERS AVAILABLE NOW—THE MANPOWER and equipment to give you a quality buiii addition or interior remodeling work. Free estimates, fully bonded and insured. 20 years’ experience. Northfield Bldg. and Const. 250 Skokie Blvd. Day: 835-3327 Northbrook, Il. Eve.: 446-7064 EXCLUSIVE EXPERTS AND BUILDERS Free Estimate Glenview 825-4756 PANELING, BSMNT. REC, RM. Acoustical ceils.; floor tile, gen. carpentry and repair. By independent carpenter. Free estimates. 272-8680. } Building Maintenance and Repair TILE REPAIRS EDWARD RECHTORIS ROOM ADDITIONS—REC. ROOMS CUSTOM KITCHEN REMODELING SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY WORK FREE ESTIMATE 272-7951 PLASTERING UN Waukegan OUT 7-8636 REMODELING Rd. TILING Glenview. 724-9704. Carpentry, Cabinet Making RECREATION ING. Exterior Henry Dier ROOMS. REMODELand interior painting. CRestwood 2-2938 SCHNEIDER & FALASCO lathe ceilings and patching. 1-7119 ALpine 1-3047 BILL HESKETH PLASTERING AND PATCHING REMODELING GReenleaf 5-6762 Deal direct with carpenters that will do the work. . Complete job handled by: OEHL & BOBART 774-2407 272-1893 or TUCKPOINTING—STUCCO—REPAIR AL 1-3372 R. W. Linster or PA 4-0840 Serving the North Shore for 23 years R.E. HOLGER CARPENTRY Rec. rooms, additions, repairs, etc. 448-1771. LARS H. LARSON Remodeling and Repairing I treat your home like my own. Since 1950 Phone 698-2407. CARPENTRY EXPERT IN REMODELING AND NEW WORK. HERBERT BENSON _— 724-6286 KITCHEN REMODELING AND ROOM extension. All types of remodeling. Free estimates, 25 years experience. Ask for Henry. DA 8-0869. CALL THE OLD TIMER FOR BUILDing and maintenance and _ repair. Personal service. No job too small reasonable. GReenleaf 5-2824. March 9, 1967 COURSE. DA 8-5004 CLIFFORD quality, PAINTING EXPERT WORK. DEPENDABLE NEAT, NO JOB TOO SMALL ESTIMATES 478-0136 EXTERIOR PAINTING AND N. PADDOCK CRestwood and Wall DA 8-5280 2-5753 Papering WALL PAINTING | WASHING guaranteed. GR AND PAPER 5-43 HANGING EXPERIENCE. interior, exterior G DENECKE DECORATING Bae ee Interior and exterior recommended work. Expe Clean, % canvas and paper hanging. 729-41 KNOLL’S PAINTING/DECORATI Remodeling Service | Be orthbrook, m. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAID ing, wall washing, wall ¢: r re furniture stripped, cal 8846 for estimate. 58 Roofing and Siding SUBURBAN Call ALpine ROOF 1-0377 TREATING SE RV Cedar or asphalt shingles, rou treated or replaced. Flat deck ed or recovered. pointed. Gutters Chimneys painted and me: Tile-=Slate-cAschait : Tree Trimming NOW AT WINTER RATES EXPERT TREE REMOVAL LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE On any removal problem you have. Our men are experienced and ine : in all phases of tree removal. hydraulic equipment at Mg Ba with the know-how to back power stump grinding. JIM BEINLICH—The Glencoe posa up, Firewood VErnon 5-1 ; ) 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE INSURE LICENSED COMPETE: RALPH SYNNESTVEDT & ASSOCIATES, INC. . Member of National Arborist Association and International Shade © Tree Conference — Glenview Road PArk 4-1 TRIMMING, tree surgery, trained operators. experience in treating trees is available by ae North oe phoning. mone bers National Arborist Associa & National Shade Tree Organiza Hillcrest 6-4380 Ernon 5-0 DAVEY A COMPLETE TREE CARE SER Accurate diagnosis of tree trou a Dutch Elm disease control sprays arranged now. Phone 437-4080. H. A. Morrison, TREE Spraying, Arcola: SPECIALISTS Trimming, Feeding, Removal. Power stump removal. ° ALpine 1-0945 ERNST W. DAISS & SON PAINTING AND DECORATING Wood finishing—paper hanging INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Wilmette 1530 Spencer Av. ALpine 1-6344 Painting, Paper Hanging. 38 G. 5 AND INTERIOR All work Hawkins. R. H. Oliver Skoglund Painting ees YOR. service painting, decorating, and pape Suggestions and estimates given. Fully insured YOrktown 6 PROFESSIONAL . PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING SHORE and THOMAS J. LYNCH TREE SURGEONS FREE NORTH hig = Freeny ava C. SWANSON satisfaction, 3602 Very Reasonable DAVID — PAINTING Complete Decorating Fe Skilled workmen Estimate Serving the North Shore for 45 years. No gamble with your painting or. decorating problems if you consult one of our experts: Mr. Hauber AL 1-2959 Mr. Schmidt CR 2-4268 Mr. Eckert AL 1-1199 Main office 5524 Broadway, Chicago. LO 1-5437 _ PLASTERING Metal ALpine LIVINGSTON 59 Who Does Your Decorating? OF DECORATING. FLAT DECKS and TUCKPOINT GUTTERS and DOWNSPOU ALL WORK GUARANTEED ~ E. F. Bassing ORchard s-4030 THEY ARE THE BEST! Floor and Wall Tiling 1328 Free J. M. ECKERT AND pering a specialty. Residentia Exterior and interior. 20 years on RS Guaranteed work. Prices reas. man Engstrom. UNiversity 4-5944, 2-2217 Insured WHY “himney Repairs Waterproofing Caulking Brick Staining 3ldg. Cleaning Leaky Basements Bldg. of all Descriptions Insured Emil J. Birkenheier UNiversity 4-7722 GLENVIEW sonable Prices. Free Estimates. hb SIMMONS DECORATING R IF YOU HAVE A ROOF PROBLEM WE SPECIALIZE IN AIL TYPES OF painting. Ind. attention and needs will be met. Color matching and color continuity as part of the painting. Neat, clean workmanship in all phases of painting and paper hanging. TUCKPOINTING BATHROOM Tractor— SPENCER DECORATING AUGUST G. KUNZ CARPENTRY Formica countertops, cabinets, shelves, family rooms, porches, and room additions. Insured. UNiversity 4-9212 2309 GREY AVE. O. SCHULZ GENERAL CONTRACTOR Expert workmanship and smart styling. New homes, new kitchens, remodeling and additions. Free sketches and estimates. DAvis 8-1949. area. INTERIOR—EXTERIOR Painting-Decorating. Best Workmanship and Materials a and Painting and Decorating Fully European expr., work. Reas. prices 2710 Appletree Ln. ROOFING CR % ( INTERIOR AND EXTERI Pains AND PAPER HA EE ESTIMATES GReenleaf * S048 MOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED WEST GARDEN AND HARDWARE Milwaukee Ave, north of Glenview Rd., next to Tollway Bridge. VAnderbilt 4-6146. 57 Repaired and Installed in shower paper hanging. anteed, insured 4-9423 Mower and Service OR, WINTER PRICES Interior and exterior painting, Wash 30 YEARS Gutter and Downspout Service All type nocniny. “Serving the North Shore for 25 yrs.”’ E, F, BASSING ORchard 5-4030 Lawn _ WASHING: Expert preparation; Complete 56 P. EXTER Phone 548-6365. Downspouts GUTTERS CERAMIC TILE WASH _3-3174 ROBERT N. LOUTSCH 2333 Glenview Rd., Wilmette CONCRETE CONTRACTOR Walks, driveways, floors, patios, steps, porches and repairs. ALpine 6-0988 ‘‘Call before 8, and after 5.”’ CEMENT WORK, CITY SIDEWALKS —ALSO-Carpenter and Remodeling. Call Acres Concrete 328-0797, 1040 Wesley, Evanston Licensed, bonded and insured and AND WALL PAINTING ORchard Gutters INTERIOR Dier PAINTING, KNEIP ORchard ELECTRICAL CARPENTRY PLUMBING ALL ODD JOBS Fast and efficient work at reasonable prices. 17 years experience. Free estimate. CALL GEORGE 274-7901 Call Tom JOSEPH 1-2618 REMODELING TO Work CEMENT CONTRACTOR DRIVE. ways, walks, steps, porches, platforms. Basement waterproofed. Serving North Shore customers for 46 yrs. ALpine Henry Northern Eagle Rooting Co. ALL TYPES HOME REPAIRS NOT Concrete GUTTERS CLEANED for modernization of kitchens, and bathrooms: Quality custom-built kitchen cabinets, storage units, room dividers and vanities Formica countertops and cabinets GReenleaf 5-1115 2142 Ashland Ave., Evanston GUARANTEED ALL TYPES OF REMODELING NO JOB TOO SMALL I NEED WINTER WORK CALL UN 4-2225 REPAIRED, PAINTED, COMPLETE roofing and sheet metal service. Fully insured. Free inspection. Free est. TA 5-1078 Bob Viets Custom Carpentry CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Rec. rooms, kitchen remodeling, room additions, repairs, homes built tc order. 15 years on the North Shore. No salesmen’s commissions to pay. Deal direct with carpenter and save. 438-8329 for free estimate. HAROLD INTERIOR SAVE $$ GUARANTEED WORK Carpentry-Siding-Roofing Cement-Tuckpointing-Masonry Mike Dragovich 588-6535 55 LIFE TIME GUARANTEE KITCHEN AND BATH REMODELING HARRY’S PAINTING PArk 4-2614 53 CLearbrook 9-0495 type floors waxing, stripping clean gutter, storms remov "tac 328-9015 after 4 abe ert. CONCRETE WORK ALL TYPES H. T. BUSH 729-1089. INSTALL A PORTLAND CEMENT APPLICATION OF CERAMIC TILE IN YOUR TUB AREA FOR $250 John H. Lindenberger KITCHEN $1,995 INSTALLED PREfinished birch. cabinets, Formica counters, twin bowl sink with spray and disposer, dishwasher, range and hood with fan-light, vinyl floor, light fixture and chopping block. Free nlanning service. Cunningham and Company, AL 6-2245 YEARS EXPERIremodeling, rec. Winter Prices. J. 824-0247 or 677-7599. FEICHTNER PLASTERING INC. CONTRACTOR CARPENTERS. 15 ence. Additions, rooms. Reduced McGuiness, Cont., Complete Decorating Service 478-5955 Painting and Decorating A COMPLETE KITCHEN REMODELing. Custom cabs., Formica tops. 736 12th St., Wilmette. 251-5737 or 251-6709. FRED Free Estimates UN 4-2224, BR 3-3370 COMPLETE REMODELING, NEW homes, additions, kit., baths, tile work, roof repairs, concrete work. QUALITY CONSTRUCTION cu. FREE ESTIMATES CRestwood 2-4429 IN REMODELING NEW WORK We Build To Order 1605 Waukegan Rd. PArk 4-8009 6-5400 CUSTOM CABINETS. FREE EST. Remodeling; additions; new homes Howard’s Cabinet Shop. 272-3829 CARPENTRY REMODELING ROOM additions. Do my own work. Call anytime after 6 p.m. A. Johnson 267-8280. 274-6601 VE HI BEST PRICES NOW ALL-RITE HOME PRODS., GENERAL CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CoO. General Contractors WE OFFER A COMPLETE SERVICE for every type of building remodeling. Fine Carpentry work is a specialty. Kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, picture windows and other millwork furnished and installed by master craftsmen. Concrete work including walks, steps, footing and foundatiun walls. Fireplaces rebuilt to become structures of exquisite beauty. Roofing and roof repairs. Tuckpointing of chimneys and walls. No matter how large or how small the work, we will be pleased to figure it. If it is new residence, a garage or a tool shed we will give it our best attention. Call the CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. 22 Green Bay Roau, Winnetka (Just south of Indian Hill) HIllcrest 6-2100 Eves. and Sundays call ALpine 1-5715 John B. Cla‘ +n Structural Engineer Or Nancy C ausen PArk 4-7786 6 p.m., Winnetka “LAURITZ JENSEN AND SONS Repair GENERAL MASONRY Chimney repair. Fireplace rebuilt. Tuckpointing. Glass blocks and _ conhea work. Ramp Company. Call 281- Dawson's Cabinet Shop Construction Bay, Building Maintenance and PURTELL & CO. Green — CO. QUALITY REMODELING Save By Buying after CONSTRUC. Building and Remodeling Kitchens, Bathrooms, Family Rooms, Additions, Ceramic Tile, Floor Tile Winnetka 446-3 566 OUR TRAINED STAFF DOES THE ENTIRE JOB 348-4852 51 Contractors FELTON New EVERYTHING NEW BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL INCLUDING KITCHEN SINK (and stove, refrigerator etc.) CALL $90. PIANO Fender Call Bob CONDI- SALE SPINET 50 5-5900 SPINET PIANO 2 Builders and Contractors yrs. on N.S. Interior, Exterior. GOOD PREPARATION CLEAN, NEAT WORKMANSHIP M. Garrett 328-0531 Painting and Decorating INT. AND EXT. SMALL JOBS appreciated. PArk 9-0892. HOME 60 MAINTENANCE— INTERIOR Carpentry—Cabinet Work WOODCRAFT 1636 Maple Ave. Between Davis CARPENTRY, ing, built-ins, types of work. Herman, REC. > UNiversity and Church closets, ROOMS, shelves, Reasonable PANELand prices. C a 328-3050. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald ; SHOP Carpentry—Cabinet Work—Repairs Material for Home Craftsmen — Classified eae �at Electrical Service 75 Upholstering, Repairing and _IN HOME OWNERS ELEC. UPHOLSTERING Draperies — Slip Covers WORK REA. RATES—LICENSED—INSURED New circuit-—-Outlets—Dryer —wiring—100 : Amp. and range Service—elec. YOrktown R. J. McFAUL heat. 5-2754 1623 65 Floor Refinishing and Covering ur 35th year. Free estimate. Anderson— Ross Floors, Inc. 3865-71 Milwaukee Ave. AVenue 3-3800. MATTSON FLOOR SERVICE 9x12 room $19.50 complete. Sanded, sealed and finished. Quality work and - materials. For dependable service Call 766-2965. FLOOR SANDING AND REFINISHING in the finish of your choice Dark floors are our specialty estimate Bob’s Floor CRestwood 2-2699 ‘Free Co. Techny vall and olyurethane Finish. floor tile installed. nview area 20 yrs. HEIGHTS FLOOR Soest wood waxed, ae floors. buffed. sonable. Ceramic PArk 4-1395. SERVICE . Machine Home or HECTO CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY REPAIRING AND CANING 272-7328 Free Estimates 76 Service and Repair TAKE THE WORK ing. Have OUT OF CLEAN- your floors cleaned, waxed, hed, professionally. All types of oor s, homes, offices and industrial. Free est. Call A. D. Klein. PA before 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m. ~ACE WALL ae pe a SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES DAvis 8-3247 The L&S 4-1457 WASHING Service 477-0726 _ Interior and < exterior painting. ° Bill's Cleanup Service CARPET CLEANING CLEANED AND WAXED 24 Hr. Answering Service : NORTH SHORE CLEANING SERVICE : Walls, Windows, Floors. Cleaning and Painting Basements ‘ Call 274-4761 after 6 p.m. -§ ROOMS WASHED _ Windows washed carpenter jobs. p.m. 70 APPROX. polished. DAvis 8-5945 CALL leaky sinks, iF ULLRICH Water heaters. 75 years after PLUMBER FOR Park 4-0296. satisfied service” FURNITURE, WALL floor cleaning professionally done. AND SERVICEMASTER g the NEW Matinates £ ites TRIER _ townshiv ALpine 1-5697 ~SHAMPOOERS FOR RENT a _ JOHNSON EQUIPMENT CO. 3748 Oakton St., Skokie, OR 5-7400 “! WILL CLEAN YOUR TACKED DOWN Bo 5 at for less than any one else without sacrificing quality. 288-0830 after 9 p.m. or 493-3252 MPOOERS AND ers for rent. : ACE RENTAL 8910 Waukegan Rd. YQ 5-5080 Racer's Carpet Cleaning and Repair _ SERVICE. _ PSS woven. 75 CIGARETTE Matt BURNS Froncezak. 677-8143. RE- Af. 5 Upholstering, Repairing and Refinishing ~REUPHOLSTERY EUPH. SOFA—$39 PLUS FABRIC: air—$19 plus fabric; SECTIONAL— ea. den fabric. COMPANION SALE—CUSTOM FABRIC SLIPCOV-ERS—Chair—$12 plus fabric; Sofa— lus fabric. 4 Price Drapery Sale. guar. FREE estimates, Terms tnt f cor mo val. CHESTERFIELD _ INTERIORS Div. of Chesterfield Upholstery Inc. : CALL 677-6350 BOTTOMS UP | SAGGING FURNITURE right in your home with webbing. uvholsterv. Expert Call RT-KRAFT CO. Custom _ EXPERTS ture - Sherman, - anytime. REPAIRED sasproof steel repairing and DA 8-0446 House Furniture IN ALL refinishing, holstering. furn. TYPES OF repairing 1,001 fabrics. Evanston. FURNI- and — Classified reup- Free est. 1328 864-8983. BE DIFFERENT!! Design your own drapes etc.! Custom sewing for the home. CRestwood 2-0355. PRACTICAL, wants steady 12 hour private duty, day or night. Good driver. Free to travel Exc. Refs. 867-5755. EXPERIENCED TYPIST WILL DO TYPING AT HOME, HAVE IBM ELEC. TYPEWRITER PARK 4-3834. DESIRES WORK AT Evanston resident. R 5-4694 HOME EXPERIENCED HOME TYPIST NEAT, FAST, DEPENDABLE REASONABLE RATES CALL: 729-4476 EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS SPECIALIZED FOR ANY KIND OF ALTERATIONS IN MEN AND WOMEN’S GARMENTS. 729-1582. COLLEGE GRAD IN WINNETKA wishes part-time office work to be done at home or in nearby office. Call 446-9016. EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL NURSE would like private duty, day or night, top recent ref. Personal, doctor’s ref. GR 5-4630 WANTED—TYPING. PROOFREADING or other mail-order work to do at home. Experienced. Phone 253-8653. BEAUTY OPERATOR will take hospital eee, Ly on and house Soney work. WANTED—TYPING. PROOFREADING or other mail-order work to do at home. Experienced, Phone 253-8653. PART-TIME TYPING, GENERAL office work. Experienced. Mornings preferred. Prefer Northbrook area. 272-6118. HAVE ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER Will type all types of business and student work. Experienced and dependable. PArk 9-4016. SLIPCOVER SALE JEAN SERVICE 829-0654 FINE IRONING BLOUSES, FAMILY DLES BUN- UP. HOME, EXPERIENCED TYPIST Will do typing at home. Pick up and deliver if necessary. Phone 272-8680. 101 Situations Wanted—Women Household GOOD REFERENCES. 328-4728 PICK UP AND DELIVER ironing, all handwork. Call days 869-6631. MIDDLE AGE SWEDISH SPEAKING woman would like light day work and sewing, also baby sitting in the evening. call DA 8-8081 : WOMAN WANTS WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. CLEAN, IRON. REFERENCE. PHONE, 536-2386 PRACTICAL NURSE WITH. GOOD experience desires to care for elderly lady. Live-in. Call 9:30 a.m. number, 715-258-2037. Waupaca, WITH Convenient bus transportation and excellent North Shore references are now available for immediate placement. Call Miss Armstrong MO 4-6656 NORTH EXPERIENCED ironing or day LADY WOULD work. 869-2495. WOMAN WOULD LIKE very good references. p.m. UN 9-6741. DAY Call LIKE WORK after 6 Help Wanted—Women and Professional SECRETARY preferably in the attractive office near For assignments. consider Wanted— full time but will hours 5 days a week. Secretary MUST HAVE GOOD TYPING SKILLS and enjoy detail work. Shorthand helpful. Other secretarial openings for girls interested in dictaphone transcription. Office Services Clerk PREFER WOMAN WITH SOME eral office experience but will Duties will be varied. Lab GENtrain. Assistant YOUNG WOMAN, HIGH SCHOOL graduate interested in laboratory work, can find interesting assignment and on-the-job-training in our Phar- } maceutical Research Laboratories. Some high school chemistry helpful. Old COLLEGE degree in chemistry necessary. GRADUATE WITH BSS. Biological Sciences; some desirable. Experience not Orchard Excellent starting salaries—Rapid progress, free uniforms — low priced cafeteria with free milk and coffee at lunch — spotlessly clean, uncrowded work areas — no layoffs in our history — plus the most liberal of fringe benefits. interview APPLY International YO Prefer short mar. keting or advertising field. The person we seek should have good spelling and grammar capabilities as well as typing and shorthand skills. We offer excellent benefits and working conditions, good salary and growth potential and a 7 hour day in our Shopping Center. phone: Mrs. Lynch HAVE GOOD TYPING SKILLS able to handle a _ variety of Lab Technician BE ONE OF THE FIRST OCCUPANTS of our beautiful new office building. An excellent opportunity is now ‘available for a secretary with light experience, MUST and PERSONNEL OFFICE 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays (Evening and Saturday interviews by appointment) Minerals & Chemical Corp. WISHES day. Have SKOKIE, ILLINOIS 6-3000 JU 3-0700 An Equal Opportunity Employer STENOGRAPHER IN A 1 MAN WILmette law office; hrs. 9-5; 5 day wk.: _reas. shorthand req.; modern surroundings; conv. to transp.: start at once; call ALpine 1-7272 for interview. Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway Skokie ORchard 3-3200 (2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) An Equal Opportunity Employer Baby Sitting BABY SITTER EXPERIENCED OWN TRANSPORTATION Available for tae ~ Call before a.m. or after 5 p.m. 869-7050. 8 BABY SITTING—YOUR HOME Hour, day, week-vacation. 24 hour service. We Sit Better Baby Sitting Inc. Call 869-0022. RELIABLE WOMAN WILL SIT MORNpo Reg evening 5 days a week. Call 729- MATURE e nes ood. WOMAN 272-0509. WANTS $1.00 an TO BABY hour. Mrs. WOMAN DESIRES’ BABYSITTING eves. Sat. during day, Vic. 7400 N. 1600 W. Excel. Refs. Transp, must be provided. 262-0519 CHILD CARE FOR VACATIONERS. sittings. Eve. proxying.. end Wk. Future bookings. Complete charge. AL 1-1726. If out call again. 103 Situations Wanted—Men Business and Professional : PLANNER Professional Site Planner with Real Estate Broker License interested in working on a full or part-time basis with active office. association or company. Additional information on training Write and A-850 exp. Box furn, 60, upon Wilmette, From the inside or the outside you'll like what you see. From the outside our modern office is convenient to all public transportation and shopping. Inside, more than 1100 employees enjoy many excellent benefits, good pay, merit salary increases, and the opportunity to advance as their capabilities warrant. Il. INTELLIGENT, INDUSTRIOUS trustworthy college student desires summer employment; sedentary type work necessary due to minor physical disability; willing to learn and work. Interview avail. weekends. Write or ba P.O. Box 249, Glenview. 724THEATRICAL DIRECTOR IN CHIcago for limited time. Will direct for your group or school. Write ‘‘Show’’, 1885 Old Willow Rd., Northfield. Credentials and ref. upon request. COMPLETE CLEANING’ SERVICE offices, small shops, medical bldg., laundromats, factories. Refs. Equipment bonded, insured. UN 9-1359 104 TAKE A LOOK AT WNIC request. Situations Wanted—Men Household GARDENER AND CARETAKER DE.sires work. Wife willing to help in house. Good habits and references. Prefer sep. living quarters. Winnetka, Glencoe or Highland Pk. Write A-859, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. SUBURBAN TRANSIT SERVICE. INC WALL WASHING, PAINTING BASEments, attics and Garages. Clean all types of floors. For free estimate call Don Rice 864-8846 Business Has Openings for Women in the Following Areas: Clerk Typist and odd jobs. Reas. 869-0325 phone Wis. 623-4882 after 5 p.m. Situations WASHED; storms put up; cleaned; general DA 8-0361, Bill. HOUSEMAN AND RELATED GENER: al mechanics. Have tools, 20 yrs. experience. References. Phone 4468195 after 8:30 p.m. (Winnetka). IN MY COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICE for office, small shops, factories, all ues of delivery service, call DA 8- SUPERIOR DAY WORKERS Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional after DECORATING and TREE SURGEON UN 9-1795 107. I WILL 102 -328-9015 WINDOWS screens removed, painting; gutters home maint. Reas. MATURE WOMAN DESIRES 5 DAY 7:30 to 3:30. Will prepare breakfast and lunch. Excellent driver. A-1 references, 328-9386. - WILL DO IRONING AND Gilbert A RETIRED PLASTERER WANTS JANitor work, will assist school Janitor, preferably late afternoons or eve. nings. Call 869-5142. WOMAN WISHES DAY WORK IN Evanston, cleaning only. no baby sitting. Good Ref. DA 8-1152 LICENSED M.CG. a JESSIE FREE PICK 864-0917 WALLS Call WINDOW, WALL WASHING AND interior and exterior painting, gen. housework. Also any type of work, storms removed. 477-0726. HAIT| GIRLS NURSE, POLISH. era HAVE EXPERIENCED WOMAN cleaning or laundry by references. after 7 p.m. FLOOR WE estimate. 4. LIGHT HAULING NIGHT OR DAY, furniture, luggage, appliances also basements cleaned, window washing Agency TYPING, CLERICAL, GENERAL OFfice position wanted. Part-time, Evanston or nearby vicinity. Capable, experienced. DA 8-1578. 7:30 Rug and Upholstery Cleaning CARPET, EXPERIENCED WOMAN DESIRES position as companion or practical nurse. Days only. Call GR 5-2917. TYPIST ROgers of PRACTICAL NURSE WILL CARE FOR elderly lady. Cook Meals, light housework, 5 days. Hrs. arranged. Evanston preferred. Refs. 864-3093. Small faucets, toilets, stopped up drains and electric sewer 9 Estimates on remodeling wk. “Over 72 THE PROFESSIONAL SECRETARY will give sec. service and do typing jobs. IBM type. Letters, Manuscripts. Perfection is my policy. HI 6-3480 $70. Plumbing ee _ and Domestic 307 W. Howard St., Evanston Ph.: 273-4849; Evan. Ph.: 475-1800 Assistant LADY DESIRES WORK AS COOK, kitchen helper or salad girl in hospital or cafeteria. Reliable references. Call GR 5-4037 after 5:30 p.m. WINDOW. WALL WASHING AND GEN. £ USEWORK. Also any type of work. Chgo. SHIRTS, IN OR CLOSE TO EVANSTON A.B., English; Kath. Gibbs grad. Pref. and exper. in education med. or allied field. Trained interviewer. Present employers’ references. 273-2444 or DA 8-9449. Service Howard ALSO Executive Secretary Service Floor Maintenance Housekeeper - Child Care Situations Wanted—Women Business and Professional Administrative Home Welsh 24, Mother’s Helper British 18, Mother’s Helper British 46, Domestic Plus many others GUARANTEED PLAN Replacement with no additional Milford Agency fee if you are not completely satisfied. Call for information UN 9-7900 MILFORD OVERSEAS SERVICE 708 Church St. Evanston LIVE-IN MAIDS MATURE WOMAN SEEKS POSITION 107. CLEAN ATTIC, EUROPEAN DOMESTICS | EXPERIENCED: basement, floors, window-wan’ wash: | GD). Searle & Co. LIVE-IN i EMPLOYMENT 100 Situations Wanted—Men Household 104 MOTHER’S HELPER AND DAY WORKERS. References furnished. SEWING MACHINES—ALL MAKES repair, bought, electrify, sold. New and used at low cost. Guar. work. Free pickup. Skowron Agency, Millen Hardware, AL 1-3060 or 736-1670 eves. AIR-CONDITION YOUR HOME! _ TAKE ADVANTAGE OF EARLY DISCOUNTS. CALL 729-1564 H-AC-E ASSOCIATES 7 Situations Wanted—Women Household Household Appliance Rea- Free estimate. 255-1131. 2-3273 SALAD BOWL OR GRAND PIANO YOU NAME IT-BIX STRIPS IT Emerson, Evanston 864-3878 scrubbed, office. CRestwood 1024 : HENSCHEL FLOORING Co. Sanding and Refinish. Try our guaranteed Road BIX STRIPS ANYTHING RESTORE THE HIDDEN BEAUTY OF re lates floors. Dura Seal finishes, in the eas t light or dark colors. Parquet floors installed, imported or domestic. ee a 101 Refinishing Electrician Specializing DALE’S STUDENT SERVICE INC. An agency w/students and nonstudents for any type work. Top Refs. DAvis 8-8841 GReenleaf 5-0743. Starting Salary Range Clerk Typists Dictaphone Operators Keypunch Operators $325 to $365 $325 to $390 $325 to $400 Apply in person or call our Personnel Office, 475-7900, for a confidential interview. Washington National Insurance Company 1630 Chicago Avenue AN EQUAL Evanston, OPPORTUNITY Illinois EMPLOYER Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star ° Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald ' March 9, 1967 eg �eee <ons = ae 107. 107 Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Help Wanted—Women Business and 107. _ Help Wanted—Women CLERK F MROMNGT BAY PES HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE TO WORK in the IBM bookkeeping department. Bookkeeping experience desirable. for IBM 6 2s i555 lo os is oe PON iced a Lifesavers, TEMPORARY ES lea HP. as Pee ae ee OF AMERICA Announces The Opening Of Its Inc. WORK Evanston 1609 Sherman 475-3500 Room 308 Old Orchard Prof. Bldg. 677-5130 Room 512 EVANSTON Office 24 Hr. Ans. Serv. 332-5210 EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. Lake Av., Glenview Equal Opportunity Employer CAFETERIA An HELPER -DOES LIGHT PART-TIME CAFETEria work interest you? Would you like to work from 8:30 to 12:30 Monday through Friday? If yes, contact Rich ALTERATION-FITTER EXPERIENCED BETTER DRESSES, coats, suits. Good salary, steady work, 5 day week, no nights. Paid Holidays and vacation. “CULLIGAN INC. Lorig. 1657 AIMEE Shermer HI 6-2663 Winnetka Collar Girls STIVERS appointment SCOTT FORESMAN & CO. Elm, ee 5 oe es NOMS PUG 729-3000 729 5 White To qualify tell us by letter, postcard, phone or attached coupon, name, phone of person you sponsor, before that person comes in to offices listed below. She may bring in your letter, card or coupon. OPERATOR Crocker ii Se Pies IBM BOOKKEEPER Mrs. Office Help $40 paid to anyone referring office workers who have not worked for us for 2 yrs. and are hired and work 40 hrs. within 30 days from the time they go on our payroll. $40 paid 2 weeks after required hours worked. Offer does not apply ~ night, student, teacher temporarie CLIP THIS COUPON TODAY!!! ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT NEEDS detail minded girl to sort, balance and process daily sales. Will work with IBM cards. Call In Temporary Experienced Skilled Office Workers MANUFACTURING RESEARCH DEpartment needs high school graduates. Prefer 2 years office experience. Will assist with production schedules, prepare specifications and do miscellaneous clerical work as assigned. Typing required. WITH $40 An Rd. Northbrook, CR 2-1000 Opportunity Employer Equal 708 Church Street Suite 221 869-7234 Ill. We now time have positions permanent Howard work. Street ‘‘L’’ Company—I’m Company I will and you that salaries. necessary and What you evening the more can drop interviews in by ideal our are I and see Most benefits to say us 4:30 are you. tell for are itself. better and except are that perhaps between 8:30 and next you full to the about the ads list Most than we in no 3:00. We can To Any Qualitied appointment.* POLICY TYPIST FLEXOWRITER Stenographer Typist OPERATORS Trans. Mach. Oper. Keypunch Oper. Comp. Oper. UNDERWRITING TYPIST PREMIUM CHECK JUNIOR CLERK TYPIST 17, 1967. Join The BENEFIT TRUST Adaptables LIFE INSURANCE CO. PERSONNEL 1771 Howard An March 9, 1967 equal Now DEPARTMENT call 274-8100 Street opportunity Employer up 700 600 Chemists, B.S. degree Assistant science editor House organ editor Purchasing assistant Key punch, school or expd. Accounts payable or receivable Clerical, no typing Straight switchboard Bank tellers, train or expd. Payroll clerks Machine bkkprs. train or expd. Train for 100% public contact Reservations trainee, no typing 550 Assistant bookkeeper IN Come . hr. hr. 600 up 550 500 500 325-500 450 80-425 410 325-400 375-390 325-375 375 350 SUITE Westmoreland At North SKOKIE 226 IN THE End of West ORchard NEW Bldg. Parking "FORD" EMPLOYMENT 9-1142 4 869.7234 - 100% FREE JOBS MORTON and 5945 W. DEMPSTER NORTHWEST 5347 W. DEVON YOU MAY YO AT THE ‘“‘L”’ in th NORTH SHORE BANK BUILDING Free parking in bank tenant lot 2-1 142 CLERICAL POSITIONS NOW OPEN AT THE WILMETTE STATE BANK Contact Mr. Gooding or Mr. Murphy Equal Opportunity Employer’’ 1200 Central Av. IF YOU LOOK SP 4-28 {ORT EROO ee Bookkeeper, Assist., small of Accountg. clerk, detail, variechbd, Receptionist, learn new switch Girl Friday, Medical, 9-5 Payroll trainee, lovely new off, Aid Jr. Executive, no steno Secy to busy buyer, ae steno Dictaphone—Secy to V.P GLENVIEW—OLD ORCHARD | Exec. Secretary, V.P. in Sales Personnel Assistant to train To Receptionist, front desk showrm. Sales ofc., variety, light steno General office, no typ., 34 hrs. 100% Phone, public contact 9-5 Figures, detail, variety, no typing EVANSTON—WILMETTE Bookkpr., Recreational org. 9-5 Medical Director’s “Right Arm”’ Sales Mgr. wants Girl Friday Exec. Secretary for Top Director Personnel, Aid Manager, type Accts. payable, Rec., 35 hrs. Dictaphone Secy in Sales 9-5 Good typist for variety job 8:30-4: 30 $4 DEERFIELD—HIGHLAND PARK Train to aid busy market Exec. __ § Secy, aid publicity manager Personnel records and variety Interesting production dept. Pe Reservationist Train for for salesmen public contact spot : te 9-5 3 MORTON GROVE-—SKOKIE _ Bookkeeper, busy small office Customer relations, sales dept. Customer service, light typing Compose letters for sales mgr. 490 pune contact, light steno aid mgr. eypunch trainee, no skills around general office variety . “FORD LIGHT STENO-ACCTG. STENO : TYPIST-FIGURE CLERK POSITIONS DON’T TYPE OPEN sive company. ing employee TYPIST OUR SERVICE BUREAU IN EVANSton needs a woman to type Addressograph plates for our customers. No prior experience needed. Just knowledge of typing and good accuracy. This is a permanent position with all fringe benefits. Age to 50. Pleasant working conditions. Our office is easily reached by bus. See Miss Lemon. ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORP. 1732 Central Evanston DA 8-9400 We are an equal opportunity employer. ‘“‘An REGISTER BY PHON 5-2400 |737 HOWARD ST. AMbassador GROVE ABOVE SUN DRUGS AT AUSTIN Lot New WITH offices. PROG Outstand: benefits. . Bs BUEHLER LTD. 2120 GREENWOOD Evanston SER TOP : 475-4700 — : ON Eee ARCHITECTURAL seeking a meeting testing personable the gal public. applicants FIRM who ~ er Screening is only a your job. If you enjoy variety, file work in beautiful can type and see us. Salary free to about 30 register by surroundings wpm, phone, to $450. please or M URPE f EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 16 cago Avenue, Evanston. UN BR 3-2155. girl friday CONSTRUCTION FIRM—EVANS area, needs an all around wom doing typing, payroll and bookeep Salary open and good! Free. brownlie personnel =. sarees St., Evanston AT THIS DOWNTOWN EVANSTON FIRM needs a young woman who enjoys working with people. There are good company benefits and opportunities to move ahead. CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston personnel clerk $375-460 WONDERFUL FOR BEGINNER— leading into personnel. Fig. apt. and light typing required. FREE. brownlie personnel in and chat with or Jeanne Nash . You’ Tl like her: 450 433 433 425 415 400 400 365 OLD ORCHARD 350-600 We always have positions for secretaries, typists, receptionists, bookkeepers, general office—no typing. OLD ORCHARD, A TYPIST $600 575 475-550 550 550 550 550 550 550 500 500 500 475 475 450 450 450 700 Bonus ofa terminates March OPERATORS ACTUARIAL Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago’s Loop Home economist for editorial Book editor, college Personnel trainee, some college Who completes |20 hours work for us... It's that simple .. . See for yourself . GIRL FRIDAY KEYPUNCH $50 experience Help Wented—Women Business and Professional 500 475 450 Only good 107 Secy, no dictation Statistical clerk, tyvist Dictaphone secy Compose and type own letters Help Sales Mgr., no steno Type, answer phones, clerical Reception-typist, new offices Assist buyer Personnel clerk, typist Typist, assist Dr Customer service trainee A big variety job, young Greet visitors to new office Receptionist, 10 to 4, 5 days 2-2.50 Dictaphone, flexible hours 2.50 Evanston Office standard. have ~~ Help Wanted—Women Secy to Exec. V.P. Educational yong 4 3 secretaries to Purch. Dir’s 1 girl otc. sec Secy to President Secy in market research Real estate secretary Secy to sales Dir Reception-secy to Mgr. Secy, assist editor Learn personnel, secy Secy to Jr. executive Secy, assist. office Mgr. Advertising secy Secy, learn insurance Light steno, dictaphone Secy, young, no exp. BONUS interested We ads speaks 8:30 can who for Swift. Company because hours women is Skokie our not our for location because benefits—I’m tell starting arrange not available Our a 100% FREE POSITIONS in all suburbs —Evanston, Wilmette, Winnetka, Northfield, Highland Park, Deerfield, Northbrook, Glenview, Skokie, Morton Grove, Niles and others. Introductory BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE ap Business and Professional The of Excellence Sponsor PRODUCTION RECORDS CLERKS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE keypunch experience. Wives EARN CLERK TYPIST KEYPUNCH and ANYONE CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT needs a detail minded girl with good typing ability. ACCOUNTING The New Standard Office Workers Husbands : MARQUART TEMP. CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT needs college girl with office experience, to assist customers by mail and by phone. Special assignments require letter writing talent for promotional campaigns. No typing. 107. Business and Professional Professional ‘ CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES ES 708 Church St. Evanston. 328-3400 TWO EXCELLENT MEDICAL POSItions in South Evanston. One for an Eye doctor receptionist and typing. One for a medical clinic Salary open. Details call BOULEVARD EMPLOYMENT. DA 8-7171. No Fee. NORTH SUBURBAN COMPANY opening for keypunch operator minimum of 6 months ex phage Alpha Numeric 026 and 0 : preferred. Good starting silary excellent company or Co Mrs. Lucchese at 272-5 ' O. VOLKSWAGEN NORTH CENT 3737 Lake Cook Rd. An Equal Vpportanity Employer RECEPTIONIST TYPIST Looking for public contact where it? can retain your good ag co Then see us today for interesting and good paying jobs, fee. MENT, DOROTHY 627 Grove, BAKERY PARKS Evanston. SALESLADY EXPERIENCED BAKERY GIRL, permanent, full time. Good uniforms furnished, hot meal at noon, other benefits. Apply in “.. SMITHFIEL FOODS, IN 1557 Sherman Av. ah Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classified a �ies _ Business and Professional estate Temporary and Part-Time them to solve their home needs - quirements. You selling in all price ranges throughout the entire North Shore. The typeof woman we Courtesy OFFICE Temporary 636 OFFICE. week. Good typing required. Excellent 20 and pro- gram. in ~ NORTHWESTERN | . UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Ave. An Equal Opportunity RIGHT GIRL TEMPORARY SERVICE Evanston Evanston Employer SECRETARY Service Opposite tuition educational program. Apply SS Rd. LOOK A make a you 3 bit filing will for CLIFF xt EMPLOYMENT SERVICE UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston PUBLIC CONTACT WE HAVE open for m4 | type SEVERAL the young but likes POSITIONS rson who interesting does work _ dealing with people. To $90. No fee. Evans Personnel oa —_ SERVICE (1 blk. west 1609 Maple of Davis Ave. St. “‘L’’) UNiversity 9-3160 583-5147 SUB. RECEPTIONIST I AL - poise LES OFFICE. TYPE dealing ' Evanston Excellent _ : et benefits. | and general office clerk. for Must — Classified Evanston Review the right CAREFULLY 869-9915 336-9915 * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk Illinois Bell * Glencoe News APPLY NOW Telephone Company — An * Glenview Announcements Equal gal. Good typing and Murphy Employment Service 1612 Chicago 9-9510 UN Church Avenue, Goods Evanston BR 3-2155 Consultant EDUCATED WOMAN IN NORTH Shore area with some public speaking or seiling experience wamed by this 5u years young manufacturer to speak to church groupsby appointment. This Part-time position open to a woman with a good appearance and pleasing personality who enjoys meeting people. Successful applicant will be well paid. Write about yourself to: A-864, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. ASSIST IN MECHANIZED ACcounting for grocery chain. Will train. Figure aptitude and typing ability required. Salary commensurate with ability. Time will be divided between Winnetka and North Evanston loca- Opportunity on bus — line. Call Car A. desirable E. Fitch, UN but 4- SECY_NO STENO $400 SMALLER OFFICE IN EVANSTON needs girl for secretarial work for one of their young executives. Salary open, but good. NO FEE. Ask for Job No. 4435 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466. LIBRARY CLERK LOCAL LIBRARY WILL TRAIN A girl to be an assistant librarian. No experience or office skills needed. FREE, : LEWIS ' 1618 _ EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Orrington DAvis 8-6880 ONE GIRL OFFICE 10 N. Utica Waukegan like ART DIRECTOR HAS position available for secretarial ability necessary, but shorthand not required. A knowledge or liking of art would be helptul tee on thee the adietater sare uties o is top opportunity. Salar $550. NO FEE. . oe * tions — Highland Park 1520 N. Chicago Ave. Evanston : typist Hwy. Evanston firm—owned and Operated by Evanstonians WELL-KNOWN a challenging NEAT APPEARING YOUNG LADY for local builder. General office work, full time. ‘ NORTHBROOK ESTATES 272-7430 LIGHT BOOKKEEPER, Small office Sherman tain detail. 5-day week. Free hospitalization, Liberal vacation policy. Mrs. : nderson. " PArk 4-3880 : — Wilmette Northwest Art Promotion TO Illinois Bell Employment Center -VErnon 5-4200, Miss Kay : TY PIST-CLERK Permanent position open Program? and call collect or visit the Nearest Service 4% TO 3:30 SHIFTS. TRANSPORTAtion furnished if desired. An Chicago Av. DAvis 8-0555 BOOKKEEPER What's Important to YOU : eee (G Blk. W. of the Davis St “L’’) | 1609 Maple Ave. UN 9-3160 “ee Aid CONSIDER ABOUT35 “RN. AND LPN. Arlington Heights—1806 CL 9-3500 Plan? \llinois Bell Telephone Company Thisis for a young lady with and personality who enjoys Evans Personnel workpower Downtown Evanston firm needs girl who enjoys being her own boss. If you like working as a Girl Friday, you should check into this. NO FEE. Ask for Job No. 4433 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466. Exceptional Advancement Opportunities? then, if you qualify, we have a position for you at 965-3240. with people. No fee. Registrations must be made in person. We are your ‘‘personal’’ service. | GIRL OFFICE Operator — Clerk — Service Representative ~~ Call Avon CHGO. NOT plus other North Suburban Communities ¢ Toiletries FULL DAYS FULL WEEKS — FULL MONTHS — TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS FOR OUR CUSTOMERS IN THEIR OFFICES. GROVE IN 3-4100 MEDICAL OFFICE REQUIRES 2ND girl to greet patients, answer phone, make appts. Typing required. Two full days and two half days. No Sats. or eves. Carlson Bldg. UN 4-3121 days or DA 8-7789 eves. offices in — $$$ Can Be Yours Cosmetics Tuition VOICE easy top rates — weekly pay Challenging Work? Variety of Hours? Nice Surroundings? II. experience Clerks All Office Skills Good Pay? Excellent Pension position No. Fee. Hours 9-5 EVANSTON What's Important to YOU in a JOB? TYPE TELEPHONE of this Evanston MORTON NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Ave. Evanston An Equal Opportunity employer afternoon. EXPERIENCE DESIRABLE BUT necessary. Phone GR 5-8997. Dict. Opers. Typists ENJOY THE CHALLENGE AND INterest of a responsible position in one of our academic or business offices. Good typing required. 3 weeks paid vacation, tuition reduction and regularly scheduled merit salary revues. DENTAL ASSISTANT TYPING office near Stenographers Typists BRAMSON Packaging Corp. of America AT THIS PLEASANT a manager 1711 SHERMAN, in Northbrook, IF YOU CAN store Earn up to $100 week Dict. Secretaries FULL TIME-PERMANENT. benefits - generous discounts. Apply Clerk-Typists 8200 LEHIGH YO 6-6000 Hospital 827-1108 ALTERATION CLERK MERCHANDISE CHECKER Desirable position requires good typing, shorthand skills. Some previous steno or office experience. ~ BARRETT-CRAVENS CO. 630 Dundee Gen. Professional temporary jobs H. M. Harper Co. CASHIERSTOCK TRAINEE DOWNTOWN CLERK TYPIST. LIGHT general office work small university. Call DA 8-1856. 5-4331 Lutheran and Typists Contact Miss Byrne | 3200 Dempster Phone SPEND YOUR EFFORTS IN THE exciting marketing-advertising de- partment of a top industrial firm. You will keep busy appointments schedules running smoothly for our director of . marketing. Shorthand preferred, dic5 taphone acceptable. Excellent salary, 38 wk. vacation, company paid full = GR Business Evanston—839 1718 Sherman Phone Pleasant environment. Executive office, national corporation. 3742 hour work week, good starting salary with merit rated advancement. Fine fringe benefits. Pre-employment tests given to assure effective placement. Call C. Boyer 869-2300 PART-TIME | SECRETARY - hours per shorthand Immediate Work Near Home Or Loop On Days Or Weeks You Want of Church Help Wanted— Women Professional You'll have pleasant working conditions, cafeteria on premises, paid vacation and holidays, bonus half day for good attendance plus other excellent benefits including insurance and profit sharing. ADDITIONAL $25, $50, $75 BONUS EVANSTON Suite 627 869-7790 Opportunity Employer EVANSTON CR 2-1774 ID 3-4333 IN A DEAN’S PLUS SECRETARY ~ HOMEFINDERS TO ASSIST Church An Equal pay HIGHEST RATES Des Plaines LOCATIONS AT NORTHBROOK AT HIGHLAND PARK at corner First 5 Days PLUS and We have openings for accurate typists for billing, order and affidavit typing. Also openings combining typing and clerical work such as record keeping, filing, etc. FREE With KELLY SERVICES - If you are a resident of the North Shore and meet the above requirements, please call and arrange for a personal _ interview. TWO parking and Chicago Avenue. CLERKS MACHINE OPRS. | 107 Help Wanted—Women Business NEED $40 IMMEDIATE WORK FOR EVERYONE, WHATEVER YOUR SKILIS, FROM A TOP KNOTCH SECRETARY TO A JUNIOR CLERK. COME IN THIS WEEK AND REGISTER! are seeking must have the desire and ability . to work with people, be‘ of a neat and attractive appearance’ and. able to devote full time to her work (hours. may | be flexible). We offer a unique and individual training program which includes field training as well as class instruction in all phases of residential real estate. - TYPISTS STENOS THEIR $$'S BEING A KELLY GIRL and rewill be homes WE DON'T. BE GREEN WITH ENVY! EVERYONE'S DUBLIN' field. 100,000 women can’t be wrong! Real estate has roven that it offers un: ited opportunity for the tenacious woman willing to devote full time to this career. As a real estate saleswoman you will be working with professional, executive and junior executives, helping 107 Professional FULL OR PART TIME $10,000 a Year in real and eae TEMPORARY OF Real Estate’’ estimates there are 100,000 women in the Help Wanted—Women Business OFFICE WORK WALD, AUTHOR Any Woman Can Make | 107 Business and Professional ~ $10,000 MARIAN “How oa lp Wanted~Wemen 107 Salary to WILL TRAIN. Avenue Foun- $450. younger or mature. Full time. Good hours. Details call BOULEVARD EMPLOYMENT, DA 8-7171. No Fee. D-465. GENERAL OFFICE GOOD TYPING figure aptitude, some public contact. Attractive North Shore office. For one who likes small office pleasant atmosphere. Call Mrs. Braun 251-1854. SHIRT GIRL Mark and wash shirts. Will Pleasant working conditions. KEY CLUB CLEANERS 433 Asbury, Evanston GR Employer * Northbrook Star * Highland Sq. Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald March 9, train. 5-4505 1967 �7 Help Wanted—Women 107 Business and Professional ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. SECRETARY 7747 Skokie Blvd. Skokie, Ill. THIS SPRING WE WILL RELOCATE to our new office building § in Northbrook Township. We have openings in the following areas: GENERAL OFFICE. Will train recent High School grads. for general office work in our mail room, SECRETARIES AND TYPISTS. 1 to 2 years experience preferred but we are interviewing High School and business school grads w/good skills. ACCOUNTING CLERK. High School grads. interested in working with figures. Light exp. helpful or will train sss ent with good math aptitude. Pleasant modern office. Liberal company benefits with good opportunities for advancement. Interviewing 8:15 to 4:30 or appt. may be arranged after 5 p.m. or on Sat. Call Miss Hartung at OR 5-2200 OR CO 7-7700 Excellent benefits including 100% tuition refund, paid family hospitalization, periodic increases and a weekly paycheck. IN Ringer for an ID 2-6600. appointment. Avenue in Highland Park DICTAPHONE OPERATOR Permanent position for career woman with chemical firm in Niles area; prefer experienced dictaphone operator but will train good typist with desire to learn new skills. Liberal employee benefits and excellent working conditions; good starting salary; paid vacation this year. Contact Mr. Meyer or Mrs. Hauck, Personnel Dept. ROHM & HAAS CO. 5750 W. Jarvis, Niles, Ill. 647-8866 774-9100 An equal opportunity employer, M and F IF YOU LOOK CAN TYPE AT THIS SECRETARY-TYPIST WITH SOME ability for detail; excellent company benefits in a small office in Skokie, another in Evanston. CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston TWO 1618 SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 Buy Sell CHGO. 583-3147 SUB. Attendant NFEDED IMMEDIATELY FOR CLUB. Club expeience preferred but _ not necessary. References required. Write A-869, Wilmette, Ill. TYPIST—GENERAL OFFICE Investment Advisory Service in Glenview has opening for a part-time typist with experience in general office work. Knowledge of grammar and punctuation essential. Call PArk 4-5404. YEAR ’ROUND Join our congenial group PART-TIME working 242 foxes per week. Challenge, variety, pies ene 3 work. Gen. office exp. helpful will train. South-Central Glenview. licevieg Blueprint March 9, 1967 Service 724-4044. CALL FOR OUR CIRCULATION dept. in Highland Park and Deerfield. Excellent commission in your spare time. Call Mrs. Hayes The Hollister Newspapers 1232 Central Av. Wilmette AL 1-4300 Ext. 250 Accounting KAY CAMPBELL'S Davis St. 869-0300 Evanston TYPISTS WILL TRAIN FOR INTERESTING Secretarial positions with diversified duties in International Organization. Hour 8:30 to 4:45. Excellent benefits. Rotary International Av., Evanston DA 8-0100 SCHOOL SECRETARY NO .SHORThand $450. Excellent opportunity to work as secretary to superintendent of ood vacation PLOYMENT, No Fee. ist Nat’l Bk. Bldg. DA D-406. AN OPPORTUNITY TO SPECIALIZE in the sale of North Shore Real Estate awaits you. Maximum earnings for the right person. Full training and benefits. Call Mr. Luchs Pv be on whee gf to a new career INDIAN HILL REALTY, inc. “HI 6-0900 CASHIER TO WORK WEEKDAYS Monday Peseta Friday 9 to 5. Apes n Lene 3333 Golf Ra Birokie SECY THE PROJECT DIRECTOR OF AN Evanston medical association needs a secretary. rience salary. No previous required. FREE. 9-5. Good expe- starting LEWIS EMPLOYMENT 1618 medical SERVICE Orrington DAvis Opportunity Employer 1632 Chicago Ave., Evanston CLERKS WE HAVE MANY EXCELLENT openings with varied and interesting duties. These positions are in our General Office Credit Dept. and Accounting Dept. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Excellent working conditions plus hospital and free life insurance. AMERICAN 2100 UN PUBLIC CONTACT Evanston office needs girl who enjoys working with people to handle one of their Public Relations eo a typing. Salary open. NO F Ask hg cob No. 4291 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466. PREFERRED .. . since 19 708 Church Evanston 8-6880 SHE IS NEAT years of age per day school. 1618 SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 Poa Opportunity Employe CLERK YPIST. SALARY $400 *SLUS with fringe benefits. Age 18 to 26. Typing 45 words per min. Call Mr. Bennett for appointment. UP 8-7300. WANTED DENTAL ASSISTANT PART time, mornings only, no exp. nec. ai write A-862, Box 60, Wilmette, BENEFITS CITY. OF EVANSTON GR 5-3100 and OV could work 5 her She would like to and $92.50 Comm. week. If you know ask her to Mrs. Howard, 3774 chil earn between per 25-hour w this woman, write to... W. Devon, Ch | IS THIS THE TIME? a job change? Yes, make he while business is still good s high—a buyer’s (applicant’s) m For a wide selection (temporary permanent). DOROTHY PARKS Placement (Chicago and Suburbs) 328-7622 627 Grove, Evanston exec, sec'y 9-5 hrs. EVANSTON FIRM IN DOWD area needs a mature, intel woman with skills. Great de public contact, alary dealing dependent with on exp. Free. | brownlie personnel 708 Church St., Evanston 328-3400. : LOOK AT THIS IF YOU General Motors Acceptance Corp. EXCELLENT STARTING SALARY MERIT INCREASES APPEARING, while She drives her own car, would visit with new mothers and talk. child care. : DICTAPHONE filing; firm LEWIS EMPLOYMENT Orrington SECRETARY CLERK —TYPIST FRINGE DO YOU KNOW THIS WOMAN? FIGURE CLERKS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES GOOD 9-9000 call Patch Business Service Corp. PHOTOCOPY DEMPSTER information 864-450 to DO YOU ENJOY WORKING WITH figures? We have many interesting positions open for girls who have an aptitude for figure detail. Experienced or will train. To $500. FREE. Bright, to keep important lists and files accurately for adv. dept. of leading publishing firm. Good oppty. for young or mature beginner. Excellent co. benefits and working conditions. Call 869-8600. PARKER PERSONNEL EVANSTON 600 DAVIS 2nd FLOOR Department Equal Packaging Corp. of America : CLERK-TYPIST MERCHANDISE MART MEDICAL BONUS Plaines Very good starting salary with merit rated advancement, 3742 hr. week, fringe benefits. Evanston Executive Office National Corp. Acceptable preemployment test scores, work or school references required. Cal Cr, Boyer, 869-2300 GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR GIRL OR woman. Typing essential. Pleasant office. Permanent position. Good starting salary. 5 day week. Many Company benefits. See Mr. Balmes Lloyd Hollister Inc. BILLING AND POSTING ACCOUNTS receivable, Math aptitude, good typing essential. Call Mrs. Woodworth at 27210. HUBBARD SCIENTIFIC CoO. 2855 Shermer Rd. Northbrook, Illinois 8-7171. YOU HAVE A PLEASANT TELEPHONE VOICE? 1232 Central Av., Wilmette ALpine 1-4300 Ext. 255 1600 Ridge Locker Room INCOME? TO CLERK PAID VACATIONS PROFIT SHARING Mary High school grad with figure aptitude and good typing ability. Previous eredit dept. or bank exper. helpful. Excellent opportunity to learn modern new credit department operation. Ave. Evanston 869-2580 ext. 416 Equal Opportunity Employer EXTRA or in the LOOP For Credit Correspondent EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Ridge An St., Evanston Evanston firm needs girl with some bookkeeping background and typing to help out in their accounting dept. Very good salary for the right girl. NO FEE. Ask for Job No. 4347 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466 618 Head Age Will brownlie personnel 961-3240 An or employer General Office Salary dependent on experience. open. Typing from 45 wpm. up. take a beginner. 9-5. Free. FULL OR PART-TIME POSITIONS available. Retail experience not required, top salary and discounts. CLERK-TYPIST Excellent opportunity for alert and energetic young girl to learn engineering department procedures; blue printing and micro-filming. Generous fringe benefits. Hydraxtor Div. of Automatic Sprinkler Corp. 3839 W. Oakton, Skokie, Il. 673-2200. 1740 NEAR YOUR HOME HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Des CLERKS. KEYPUNCH OP. STENOS “ COMP: @ BKKPG. MACH. OP. — Work 2-3 Days a Week — COME IN AND SEE US OR CALL E. Touhy | TYPISTS 827-6635 AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION ‘DO SALES WOMEN SPORTSWEAR Service Near Home applicant Interesting Office Work _ SECRETARIES We offer excellent working conditions, 3 weeks vacation after lst year, free life insurance and hospitalization benefits. Excellent opportunity for personable young woman for position as receptionist-switchboard operator at corporation’s executive offices in Evanston. Assignment involves operating PBX switchboard, pee customers and visitors and light typing and clerical duties. High school graduate, pleasant speaking voice and neat appearance. typists —$4800-5400 Avon $$$ charged NEED Packaging Corp. of America RECEPTION LEWIS fee The work we have is label sewing; by hand or machine. No experience required, you can learn to do this and earn excellent pay, depending upon quantity you produce. 1700 RECEPTIONIST- 6 to 9 months experience, alpha, numeric verifyer. ermanent; fine working conditions, Expanding new data center. Excellent starting salary, merit rated advancement and fringe benefits. 3742 hour work week. CALL C. C. BOYER, 869-2300 708 Church 328-3400 and Maple Streets in Des Plaines. Switchboard Operator KEYPUNCH OPERATOR EVANSTON DOWNTOWN BOOKKEEPING LOCAL SCHOOL NEEDS A RECEPtionist for their Music Dept. You will be greeting people, checking out records to students, etc. Some typing. 8:30 - 4:30. FREE. No Employer MATURE EXPERIENCED SECREtary. Able to organize, assume _ responsibility maintain careful follow through and meet the public with ease. Must«have good typing, shorthand preferred. Liberal benefit proSram includes 3 week vacation and tuition reduction. 17 to 50 To help us wait on our happy customers. Apply in person or call: McDONALD’S DRIVE-IN. 1117 Howard St. Between Asbury and Ridge. ; UN 4-5988 Good pay plus lunch. EMPLOYMENT Orrington Opportunity SECRETARY FEMALES SCHOOL Equal NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Ave. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer L. RINGER 482 Central Deerfield EARNING If you are interested in learning a fascinating profession which offers a constant challenge, we will be delighted to train you in becoming a top real estate saleswoman. Call Ronald SCM ~945-1000 An A PERMANENT JOB AWAITS YOU AT our new distribution center at Touhy Illinois State Employment Service 1572 Maple Ave. Evanston, Ill. 864-3530 KLEINSCHMIDT DIV. Help Weatids-ttemie Do You Sew? 62. We have a number of good job openings for mature stenographers who can type 50 wpm and take dictation at 80 wpm. Downtown Evanston and other convenient suburban locations. Please call or come into the... may be the spot for you. Rd. AGE $330-$400 a month haps our reservation secretary Housewives—Career Women ARE YOU INTERESTED $12,000 a year? 1O SSR Business and Professional Business and Professional If your job has lost its challenge and has become routine and if you would like variety with a daily challenge, per- Lake-Cook 107. . Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional ESEor CAN TYPE TYPIST Evanston WITH office of na CLIFF ag rien Fee. Hours No sescted SERVICE N Sat. by appt. “38. Church St., Ev service rep. $385-475 ALL PUBLIC ‘Prefer some sary. FREE. CONTACT—NO college but S TYPID not brownlie personnel 708 coyren 328-3400 St., Evanston ADVERTISING SEC'Y $500. NO PREVIOUS ADVERTISING EX- © perience necessary for this yep md x secretarial position at a Ad cy. Plush offices. 9-5. FREE 1618 Agen: LEWIS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Orrington FOSTER PARENTS - ILLINOIS CHILDREN’S HOME Aid Society -needs foster Kol care for babies and children. FS pays for gompiese care, Call Hom Tan, inding, WH 4-3313 ee PART-TIME SECRETARY. ant variety of duties with hours for part-time, secretary f with simple bookkeeping a ( typing required. Pleasant, te I voice important. In lovely new ie are office. 251-6465; evenings : BILLING CLERK GENERAL i: Davis Street. Salary $90typing, some ability to w j figures. Details call here. E FOL ON: DA 8-7171., PASTE KEYPUNCH pairs town-Evanston firm has contin part-time work for experienced punch operator. Able to work e or after 1 p.m. for at least 4 hrs. da Phone 869-1244. BOOKKEEPER-3 DAYS A ry to typewrite helpful. Real Estate, od Howard, UN Evanston Review *. Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald ey Sar" —— 9 Classified — 7 �eR 167 Help Wanted Women arcane 8 ee Help Wanlets Mania: _ Business and Professional Bos. JOB FOR I Business and YOU you’ RE LOOKING 'FOR A DIVER- ied clerical job—including posting, g, checking monthly statements, and computing agents’ commissions, you would like working for our growing and progressive Company. YOU e WILL HAVE THE CHANCE TO participate in top benefits, and have Pn ove rewarded by gas tak salary increases wi a policy “Promotion ence not gs. from Within.’’ necessary | MRS. HALL tment. at for Experi- many 475-7900 of for our an ap- ~ Washington National Insurance Company DOCTOR'S RECEPTION NO MEDICAL You’ll be EXPER. completely REQ’D. trained by busy young N. suburban doctor as his front office receptionist. You'll learn to ‘eet patients, make them feel comortable until doctor can see them, then show them to examining room. You’ll - appts. ans, the phones Light typing and “aga ree qualify. EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES GENERAL TYPISTS FILING CLERKS RECEPTIONISTS JUNIOR STENO’S SCRIPT TYPIST FOREIGN LANGUAGE RECENT GRADUATES Whether you’re returning to work after raising your family or changing offices looking for single men, your first call should be to COMMENCEMENT PERSONNEL 518-526 DAVIS ST. EVANSTON 869-6155 Suite 221-22 nISS PAIGE Sibemipster IF YOU mo. 966-0700 TYPE AT THIS PLEASANT TELEPHONE VOICE nd a trace of stubborness will make ou a ting success orders in for DRUG STORE EXPERIENCE NECESsary. Work in our beautiful store enjoy pleasant surroundings. 5 day week, Monday through Friday. Contact Mr. Litvin Lyman-Sargent’s Drug Store Park Glen Building 390 Park Ave. Glencoe, Illinois Phone: VE 5-0801 start. PLACEMENT DON’T LOOK to a this position Lincolnwood PHARMACEUTICAL FIRM NEEDS A girl to gather and process data and ‘prepare it for their analyst. Interesta and varied, light typing helpful. ree. brownlie personnel is SF cspedenge 4 Prange SERVICE Hours 9-5 UN , 5 An appt.—636 Church SGHOOL Good ; salary. NO ce wants REAL a receptionist. OF- You will t clients, answer phones, handle a variety fines of needed. en office FR duties. 618 18 Orringtgton will train Ask -_ NORTH salary. NO for SHORE 636 Church ; - YOU’LL Job No. BY 8-7466 GREETING NO TYPING? WE PLACEMENT HAVE AP- 966-0700 SEVERAL ngs for younger woman in a small Sffice near fountain Sq. Evans‘ton. gg? to $80. Company will train. call BOULEVARD - EVANSN NMP LOYMENT DA 8-7171.NoFee. mai. magazine advertising department sete national) organization. Pleasant Hours’ 1600 conditions, excellent benefits. :30 to 4:45 OTARY INTERNATIONAL Ridge Ave. A 8-0100 WAITRESSES - EVENINGS. FULL OR PART-TIME lose or short hours: Experience not * bs prea Excellent tipping house. lister Ricky’s Restaurant. OR 4-9300. MATURE WOMAN ing ability for ust be able to on. through A | oe North WITH GOOD TYPgeneral office work. use office machines. Fri. 8:30-5. Lunch Shore Country Club, -1200 i§ Classified gal with not nec.), I need you for a diversified position in Data Processing production control. Salary open. Liberal benefits. Convenient location. PARKER PERSONNEL EVANSTON 1618 “Spoureelt. $90 week. Free. MISS PAIGE you ng good secretarial skills (shtd. 869-8600 FIRM NEEDS A GIRL _ TO LEWIS cants applying for office positions, p them with simple forms. Later ou’ll learn to interview and test them ‘6028 Dempster bright, EMPLOYMENT PERSONNEL PERSONNEL START a girl FEE. A Evanston 8-6880 SMALL OFFICE DAVIS STREET NO shorthand light dictaphone. Salary $433 to start 9-5, 5 days. 35 hr.week. Interesting field of work. You’ll work with social service problems etc. Good Benefits. Details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. DA 8-7171 No Fee D-510 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINEE $560 Degree not required. Training in math, statistics or accounting starts you immediately. No exp. nec. Complete training in prgrasamae = systems offered PERSONNEL, EVANSTON. 869-8600 PHOTO STUDIO NORTH SUBURBS will train younger girl H.S. graduate to do re-touching anddeveloping. Some light office work. ape JIM, Skokie Employment OR 5-2300 CASHIER EMPLOYEE CAFETERIA AT KLEINschmidt, Deerfield. 5 days, no Sat. or Sun.; no nights. Meals and uniforms turnished. For appointment call: Mrs. Kav 945-1000 ext. 347 ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WOMEN Receptionist and office work. Typing and switchboard experience helpful. Ravinia Green Country Club, Deerfield, Ill. Ask for Mr. Alper, 945-6200. HAVE OPENING FOR tate sales person. inexperienced. Write Wilmette, Illinois. YOUR day, 5 days and 5 p.m. 1618 EMPLOYMENT Orrington A REAL ESWill train if A-877, Box 60 8-6880 AT THIS another eit SMALL OF- in Wilmette. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston ORDER DEPT. CLERK FOR PRICING INCOMING CUSTOMER orders. Must use adding machine. We will train applicant with good ES aptitude. JEFFREY-ALLAN INDUSTRIES INC. 2100 Greenleaf, Evanston Mr. Bromberg, 922-3944. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR 4 HOURS week PER between 9 a.m. PERSONNEL 1618 EMPLOYMENT Orrington with SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER FOR Doctors office. Straight typing of reports and letters, simple bookkeeping. Must have a _ good telephone manner. Salary commensurate with experience. 869-5454. in Chemistry with YOU’LL BE TRAINED TO OPERATE simple push button call director at front desk of modern N. suburba mfg. firm. You’ll also act as the receptionist and make callers feel af ease. Req’s are light typing, nice manner and pve phone voice. $43 mo. to start. Fre MISS PAIGE. PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 EXECUTIVE SECY $6,000 Top job in branch office of well-known organization working for boss. Excellent for experienced younger girl. NO FEE. Ask for Job No. 4494 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466 8-6880 N.S. COMPANIES NEED FIGURE clerks—girls who enjoy figure work. Will train beginners. Age open. Free. brownlie personnel 708 cetoh 328-3400. St., Av., 491-1000 SALESLADY FOR BETTER SPECIALTY SHOP. High earnings selling better dresses, coats, suits. 5 day week, no nighis. Paid vacation and holidays. AIMEE 729 Elm, Winnetka 446-2663 WAITRESSES FOR HIGH CLASS REStaurant. Full or part-time. Good tipping. Hours: Luncheon 10:30-2:30. Dinner 4:30-8:30. Must be neat. Paid vacation. John Evans Restaurant, 1639 parieston. Call for interview UN 9- OFFICE ASSISTANT INTERESTING AND VARIED ties. Light typing. 5 day week. FERRIS RAMBLER. INC. 1015 Waukegan Road, Glenview DENTAL HYGIENIST FULL OR PART-TIME . Call 272-1588 DU- CLIFF gg ed capa SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston BI-LINGUAL SECRETARY ENGLISH AND SPANISH, SHORT hand and typing. Hours 8:30 to 4:45 Excellent benefits. Rotary International Ridge Av., Evanston DA 8-0106 ATTENTION LADIES Interested in earning extra money? Marshall Field Family owned enter prise is undergoing a ae expansion program. Will 5 ge fey ladies to work locally, Mon-Fri 30 3, for 10 week period or more. Wil pay $500. For interview write A-818 ox 60, Wilmette, Illinois. COLLEGE GRAD WITH SOME TYP ing to learn copywriting. Local Evans ton firm will train bright girl to work in their advertising copywriting dept Salary $425 to start. Details cal BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOY MENT DA 8-7171. No Fee. CLERICAL GIRLS NO TYPING SA ary to $80 per week. We need several in Skokie and Glenview. Company wil train completely. Call Jim Skokie Employment OR 5-2300. No Fee. SECRETARY NEW Orchard. Younger Salary High. Good hand, Details et Aad esata OFFICE OLD girl preferred hrs. Light short call BOULEVARD DA 8-7171. No Fee BAKERY SALES LADY HOURS 11: to 6:00 5 days or 3:30 to 6: yo Maier’s Bakery, 706 Main St. GR 5-6565. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald / TYPE AT THIS SWITCHBOARD TRAINEE; PLEAS ant surroundings in Downtown Evans 1600 CO. Evanston CAN LOOK 28 Evanston. SERVICE CLERK VERY LIGHT TYPing Sherman Avenue Evanston. You’ll handle heavy phone work with the home office process some claims, act as general receptionist. Salary $400 plus many excellent benefits. Details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT DA 8-7171 No Fee. Ist Nat’l Bk. Bldg. D-502 Chicago Math. programm LEARN SWITCHBOARD LEARN RECEPTION IF YOU 6 and computer NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL pieces =: 1812 Chicago Ave. Evansto: An Equal Opportunity Employer figure clerks $300-$450 THE HARWALD 2 courses Familiarity ing helpful. TRAINEE SERVICE DAvis ASSISTANT Part-time. To assist in laborator experimentation, computer programming, problem solving and gene ral theoretical and experimental re search in Geochemistry, B.S. or B.A] OUR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE NEEDS an _ intelligent person who enjoys public contact and has the ability to deal with people. We will train you to interview, test and place job applicants. LEWIS 1245 SECRETARY NO SHORTHAND. North suburbs. Salary $400 to $500 pending experience. Electric typewriter. Growing national company. Details call BOULEVARD EMPLOYMENT Ist Nat’l Bk. Bldg. DA 8-7171. MACHINE operators. Full time, permanent, experienced or will train. Benefits other than wages. Winnetka Trust and Savings Bank 791 Elm St., Winnetka Hillcrest 6-0097 OWN per RESEARCH TYPIST GROWTH COMPANY IN EVANSTON needs young women to learn light assembly work. Nice place to work, fringe benefits and good pay ee tego saleswomen in prestige ice at 342 Park Avenue in Glencoe. All inquiries confidential. Call Ethel Rosenthal, 835-1800. BOOKKEEPERS—PROOF BR 3-2155 ASSEMBLER-PACKER Glencoe Realty mae Evanston Small office in Evanston needs girl for their front desk. Lots of variety here, involving phones, light typing and ‘‘hello girl’ duties. NO FEE Ask for Job No. 4531 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466 TRAINEE RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST; Ave. Minerals SKOKIE, ILLINOIS 6-3000 JU 3-0700 An Equal Copeemaaity Employer YO RECEPTIONIST TYPE IF YOU CAN TYPE LOOK You’ll enjoy exceptionally fine work ing conditions, good salary and a hour day. For interview phone Mrs Lynch. & Chemical Corp. SERVICE 2020 RIDGE AVE. Ph. 864-6050, ext. 220 8-8100 SERVICE DAvis WE ARE OFFERING AN EXCE lent eg te pe for a bright beginney in our rchasing Dept. This position includes telephone contact, typing and filing, and it is a good spot for someone who wishes to advance intc secretarial work. Some shorthand ig desirable. International AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION AT THIS PROOFREADER fice in Glenview, DAvis CHOOSE Employer COMPANY WILL TRAIN YOU TO prepare air line schedule information to be used in advertisements and to proofread all air line ads before release to publications. Typing needed. $400 to start. "REE. SERVICE Orrington PARKER 600 DAVIS CAN Chicago CLERK BANK DdAvis CLERK TYPIST PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston run their company paper. You will be doing research, writing company news, handling promotions, etc, $500 and up to start. FREE 4386 St. are 1612 DEPT. Opportunity TO COME IN, BY PHONE WE ARE LOOKING FOR SOMEONE (age open) to help us with typing i our Sales Service Dept. This positio requires a person who can type 40-59 w.p.m. on the standard IBM electric: Duties include typing export invoices impressed checks and helping the regular dictaphone typist with occa sional dictaphone correspondence (wil train on dictaphone). WE OFFER A GOOD SALARY, full fringe benefit program and the opportunity to work in modern friend ly i Personnel ‘Be If interested apply o call Personn artment. MUEL1 ER & CO. (A Div. As! Amer. Hospital Supply Corp.) 6600 W. Touhy Ave. ‘ - Niles, Il 647- 383. An Equal Opportunity Employer Murphy UN 9-9510 CLIFF EDITOR with typing ability and some - eollege for Jr. Copywriting posi- _ tion. Good you LOCAL Copywriter Trainee firm If IF YOU ARE UNABLE PLEASE REGISTER EMPLOYMENT YOU NEED SOME SCIENCE BACKground for this promising position as a copy writer trainee in Evanston. 600. DAVIS 1825 GLENVIEW RD. PHONE 729-1900. Evanston St. Equal LOOK public 325 8-6880 Consumer Credit Dept. _ Clerk-Typist Full Time 6: All Evanston St., PROGRESSIVE COMPANY IS NOW offering a3 month training program for women between 19 and 40. Starting salary $375 with a raise in 6 months to $400 and potential to $600. Train in the rapidly moving field of credit. Some previous clerical experience, however, no typing is required. Excellent company benefits. No fee. 869-2300 EXCELLENT SUBURBAN FIRM will have you meet travelers, discuss their plans, help them with tours, suggest itinerarys, etc. This is an all public contact aeosition including benefits and trave oo. Req’s are light typing, good personality and neat appearance. To $400 mo. Free. MISS SAGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 POPPINS GIRL FRIDAY SERVICE DAvis “GLENVIEW STATE BANK ' APPLY OR desk. Correspondent CLERK Packaging Corp. of America TRAVEL RESERVATIONS Davis Minerals SKOKIE, ILLINOIS 6-3000 JU 3-0700 An Equal Opportunity Employer YO AND TRUST CO. OF EVANSTON brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400 EWIS EMPLOYMENT for their front contact. FREE 5-0400 4-8585 37144 hour work week, good starting salary with advancement opportunities, fine fringe benefits and working conditions. ‘Pre-employment tests given to assure you are effectively placed. An AND & Chemical Corp DOWNTOWN IF YOU ESTATE International Responsible position, modern computerized accounting operation. Requires good figure aptitude, typing ability, some previous experience in accounting or clerical work. 800 A MARY to 12 ACCOUNTING receptionist $350 NEEDS Sats. FIRST NATIONAL FEE. RECEPTIONIST SHORE 9-5, BR SP PHOTOGRAPHY We offer outstanding working conditions, good salary and benefits and a 7 hour day. For interview phone Mrs. Lynch FOR ALL JOBS N. Lincoln W. Touhy Daily IN art can be put to work in the position open now in our Graphics Dept. Duties would involve typing, record keeping and general assistance to artists in their production work. Shorthand is desired but not required. LIGHT TYPING AND TELEPHONE experience. General clerical duties. Will train. Apply Personnel Office. TO MANAGE NEW WILMETTE OFFICE Phone 7 to 9 p.m. 251-6312. N.S. BANK INTEREST Professional SALES SERVICE Graphic Arts Department EXPERIENCE! NO NIGHTS! NO Sats.! Usher patients into doctor, set new appts., send reminders, type bills. No assisting, just reception. $90. 4770 7247 Business and GIRL FRIDAY OFFICE. DENTAL CINIC TRAINEE BOOKKEEPING EXECUTIVE SECY. $7,200 Ask for Job No. 4396 NORTH SHORE PERSONNEL 636 Church St. DA 8-7466. ORTH Evanston 9-3520 SECY. NORTHSIDE NO St., Evanston Local school needs girl who enjoys working in an academic smpaphere. No steno required, : St., HAS It will be your job to greet consulting doctors, patients and their families. Doctor wants a cheerful person who is good with people and who he can train to set appts., type bills, follow through on X-rays, lab report. You don’t need a bit of medical experience! Age wide open. FREE Call C. C. Boyer, statistical tecn. $85-95 708 Church 328-3400 DOCTOR Help Wanted—Women Help Wanted—Women — Business and Professional HEART SURGEONS GIRL—$425 EVANSTON CASHIER FULL TIME and schedule calm relaxed $425 Lisieaie and sake GIRLS Job interviewing in winter weather is an unpleasant chore - We understand this and are ,Willing to do it for you. Whether you’re working now and find it difficult to visit our lovely, modern, Downtown Evanston office or just feel like sleeping late this morning - call and let us know about yourself and your future plans. An interview with one of our licensed, professional consultants today may mean a new CAREER for you tomorrow. Listed below are just a few of the exciting, aggressive types of jobs just waiting for the RIGHT YOU. Chicago Avenue Evanston Illinois An Equal Opportunity Employer ° ¥ 107 Professional Marah % 196 �Help Stow Po & x re Fe “3 anted—Women MARILYN'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 271-6388 Beautician With Following Lindgren Emp. Agency = WAITRESS TRAIL HOSTESS-CASHIER THE INDIAN TRAIL Winnetka GIRL for portrait cates GENERAL HI 6-1703 AMBITIOUS SELL TO opvor- COUNTER HELP PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS. > 6 OR 8 HOUR DAY. Club Cleaners—423 GR Keypunch Asbury 5-4505 St. Trainee $75 EXCELLENT COMPANY WILL TRAIN completely and pay while learning. Evans Personnel UN 9-31 SWITCHBOARD Small board. OPERATOR Sat. and Sun. 1 to 9 p.m. Liberal fringe benefits. Community Hospital of Evanston 2040 Brown Av. UN 9-5400 Earn $95 to $135 Weekly AS WAITRESS. Monday. AL DAILY Experience EXCEPT now required. 1-6621. REAL ESTATE SALESLADY AND SECRETARIAL WORK SALARY PLUS COMMISSION CALL HAPP REALTY, INC. AL 1-2350 DENTAL ASSISTANT ‘ ; Experienced, modern dental office in Old Orchard. Light typing. Excellent salary. Call OR 4-5225. EXPERIENCED SWITCHBOARD OPFULL OR NIGHT. DAY ERATOR. OR PART-TIME. WRITE A-873, BOX 60, WILMETTE. NEED 2 WOMEN 3. $2.00 hr. guaranteed. Be your neighborhood Fuller representative. Flexible hours. Call Lillian, PA 4-5721 or JU 3-4250 NEED ALL AROUND GIRL TO DO general work for Chicken Delight, Apply must have neat appearance. after 4 p.m. 2010 Central St., Evanston or call GR 5-7600. DENTAL ASSISTANT 3-4 full days, no experience 2823 West Dundee Nthbrk. PART-TIME women’s me SEAMSTRESS ee shop. FOR Phone nec. 272-8555 TEACHER WANTED FOR nursery school. 729-4433. GLENVIEW YOUNG WOMAN FOR GENERAL office work. Must be able to type. Phone 475-5432. Credit Bureau of Evanston, Mr. Abegg. REGISTERED NURSE FOR A.M. OR p.m. shift in North suburban extended eare facility. $27. a day. Phone 835-3701 CASHIER DAYS. GOOD PAY ant work. MHuerbinger Evanston Mr. Berner DA PLEAS- Drug 8-2500. Co. BEAUTICIAN WITH FOLLOWING. NO EVENINGS. Closed Mon. Call GR 5-6260 or 0628. EX.-SECY.? EXCELLENT FUTURE with small law firm, Fountain Sq. Evanston. See Dorothy Parks Placement, 627 Grove, Evanston 328-7622. PHONE WORK FROM selling. Call 343-6096. HOME. NO SALAD AND KITCHEN HELPER Hours 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., Skokie Restaurant. Call from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Call 679-2993. NURSES AIDES WITH TRANSP. FOR night shift in North Suburban Nursing Home, $2.00 per hour. Call 835-3703 YOUNGER WOMAN WANTED FOR position view as office. dental We assistant in Glen- will train. 724-1955. FOR LIGHT WANT March iS ADS Berner, DA 8-2500. GREENHOUSE PLANTERS for planting, seedlings in small flats. Temp., full, or part-time. Call AL 14400 ask for Bill Welter. NURSES AIDE, EXPERIENCED FOR general yf in nursing home. Phone GReenleaf 5-9607 for appointment. 9, 1967 Adult Top RELIABLE BABY SITTER WANTED PART-TIME 5 DAYS A WEEK FROM ABOUT 11:30 TO 4:30. CALL 465-7442 AFTER 6 P.M. WOMAN 869-4067. ss TO CARE FOR 1 and 2 year old children for mother in Evanston. 5 days working a week. : BABY SITTER FOR 3 ELEMENTARY children evenings and weekends in Wilmette, Winnetka area. Must provide references. Call 446-7261 any time. ‘ 5 WANTED: FULL TIME BABYSITTER or 5 day a week live-in. Care for 3 lovely girls (oldest in school). Mother works. 432-9218. TEACHER NEEDS RELIABLE WOMan for care of 142 yr. boy. 5-day week. S. E. Evanston call UN 9-0333 after 5:00 p.m. 109. Help PART-TIME, 2ND- SHIFT, HOURS 5 to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday. No age _ limit. Walpak Co., 1739 Harding Northfield. 446-8470. An equal opportunity employer. LABOR WORK IN STEEL FABRICATing shop. Will teach. 45-hr. week. NORTH SHORE STEEL CO. PArk 4-4242, Help 110 Wanted—Men Business and Professional G. D. Searle & Co. Has Openings for Men in the Following Areas: MATERIALS HANDLER MAN TO AGE 55, IN GOOD PHYSIcal condition for general utility work in handling supplies in our packaging department. ADULT Light Housekeeping, Child CARE, TOP SALARY. Call 256-0084 CHEMICAL OPERATOR MAINTENANCE TO Baby Sitters aN SUBURBAN AND FAR ALLNORTH POSITIONS 100% FREE TO YOU! PERSONNEL—CREDIT MANAGER. Experience North and some suburbs coll. - start $10-: Plastics consultant Mech. engr., project work. Plant Engr., M.E. I.E.’s, methods, lay-out Chem. engr., design and test. Designer, mechanical Plant lay-out eng. Machine designers Time Study, some coll. req. Mech. draftsman, some coliege Chief inspector Mechanical technician Draftsman, < ie . ee electrical bkgd. 5, operator ores ACCOUNTING SUPERVISOR Financial analysis exp. And deg. req. Superv. Accts. payable and receivable ANIMAL Patent E.D.P. Market attorney methods Personnel 10, APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays (Evening and Saturday interviews appointment) interviewer, Office superv., good future Auditor Sales, some college req. Mech. Draftsman 3 Order clerks SUITE to limited At Held 432-9090 NEW and by A 1737 HOWARD ST. AT THE “‘L’’ IN TH ; NORTH SHORE BANK BU Free parking in bank tenant lot AMbassador 2-1 142 Sporting Goods Sales oo and MAN a desire WITH SOME C 4 for sales will be = to handle exclusive selling to * sional teams and colleges. Sala car and expenses. Must be willi travel to major sporting areas ¢d MURPHY EMPLOYMENT 1612 Chicago UN 9-9510 SERVICE. Avenue BR PLANT. p moeleg experienced man for epartment to answer service sery c: schedule service men, write and NEWSsales force. EXCELLENT SALARY AND PERCENTAGE OF GROSS Mr. 226 IN THE Westmoreland Bldg. North End of West Parking Lot ORchard 9-1142 MANUFACTURING NORTHSHORE PAPER man col. TRAINEES industrial controls YOUNG DISPLAY ADVERTISING SALESMAN one start some Study season. adding -8 req. Acct., cost and budget Auditor Clerk, some acct’ing bkgd. CARETAKER EXCELLENT STARTING SALARIES —RAPID PROGRESSION—FREE UNIFORMS—LOW PRICED CAFETERIA WITH FREE MILK AND COFFEE AT LUNCH—SPOTLESSLY CLEAN, UNCROWDED WORK AREAS—NO LAYOFFS IN OUR HISTORY—PLUS THE MOST LIBERAL OF FRINGE BENEFITS. LEADING analyst analyst, to age 35 Programmer 1401_Cost accountant, deg. not 2 Programmers, 360 exp. Adm. ass’t, banking Office supervisor MAN TO AGE 50 TO HELP WITH THE care and the feeding of small laboratory animals. Farm: experience helpful. service and orders, Park answer maintain records. correspo Exe. p: c nity in medium sized plant. commensurate with past expe liberal fringe and pension, or 234-9040. STAR NEWSPAPERS Skokie Valley Rd., Highland benefits, profit sha full hospitalization’ major medical plan paid Liberal vacation, etc. Box 60, Wilmette, by comp rite Ill. Or call VOLKSWAGEN distributor hes onerindad WOMAN TO WASH DISHES IN MY home for small dinner parties. $1.25 per hour. 256-3611. Help Wanted Loop OLD ORCHARD, SKOKI MEN TRAIN FOR PACKAGING MAchine mechanic and general building maintenance. 3080 WOMAN FOR one day a week. Chicago’s SPECIALIZING IN Sales, HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION. SOME chemical knowledge and mechanical aptitude desirable. WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEwork Thurs. or Fri. regularly $13.50 incl. carfare. Ref. requested, 4 blocks north of Central (Evanston) 251-9405. RELIABLE, LOCAL cleaning and ironing, CR 2-1045. Qutside Time (2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) An Equal Opportunity Employer IN. The Oldest Employment Service. EXECUTIVE HOUSEWORK 2 DAYS A WEEK, 3 hrs. a day 11 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. $1.85 an hr. including transportation. Recent ref. required. Phone 251-2464. FIVE MORNINGS A WEEK General housework. In central Glenview. 724-0486. family. Plain cooking. No laundry. Salary open. Own room, bath. Refs. Call Winnetka collect, 446-2789. MARQUART | I.B.M. Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway Skokie ORchard 3-3200 LIVE Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional TECHNICAL Wanted—Women Industrial YOUNG GLENVIEW FAMILY NEEDS capable woman to help in home. Live in. Good salary. Recent references. Call TO 3-2191. After Friday 729-1963. HOUSEKEEPER. = 272-0' a for warehousemen: : SHIPPING AND RECEIVING OF SPARE PARTS y TWO WOMEN GREENhouse work. WALLACE FLORAL AND BULB CO. 3650 Dundee Rd. Northbrook COUNTER HELP FULL OR PARTtime. No experience necessary. PARK MANOR CLEANERS 304 Waukegan Rd. Glenview. 1724-5665. SECRETARIAL GAL NEEDED FOR trade magazine publisher. Shorthand. Full benefits Bobit Publishing. | Glenview 724-8440. Mr. HOLLISTER SOME FOR ONE IN FAMILY. MUST HAVE refs. Call ID 2-0524 pref. after 5. 108A DRUG AND COSMETIC SALES WOMan. Good pay. Hours to suit. Pleasant work. Huerbinger Drug Co. Evanston, USE HOUSEWORK. cooking. Own room and TV. family. References required. wages. Call VE 5-1230. EXPERIENCED COOK CERTIFI- Good studio, tunity, full or part-time. Apply WieMrs. boldt’s Photo Studio, 3rd_floor, Bodden, 1007 Church St., Evanston. Key RELIABLE HELPER THE INDIAN pr eeee 110 PART-TIME OR TIME FULL WOMAN | WORK ATTRACTIVE PERSONABLE CARE, CHILD }| HOUSEKEEPERS, in Circulation Dept. of national music wanted to learn new home sales for live-in or go. Reasonable salaries. magazine. Some typing but no shortleading N.S. builder of luxury resiReferences hand or experience required. Near dential. Must be willing to work Sat. transportation. DAvis 8-6000. and Sunday. Excellent opportunity for right person. Call for appt. CR SALESWOMAN FULL OR PART2-7802. time to sell casual dresses and sportswear. Must apply in person. PRODUCTION MANAGER . HOUSEKEEPER FOR SMALL ADULT Wally Reid’s, 1719 Sherman, EvansFor trade magazines. Experience family, good salary, pleasant surton. preferred, but not mandatory. Full roundings, private room and_ bath. time only. Excellent opportunities for Very simple cooking, must live in advancement in rapidly expanding Rec. refs. req. Call 831-3800 days, organization. WOULD YOU LIKE HAVING YOUR eves. after 7 and weekends, VE 5-0034. BOBIT PUBLISHING 724-8440. ows. business within a business? AL 1-9697 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Small, growing medical public relaCOOK, EXPERIENCED FOR QUANTINO FEE. REFERENCES REQUIRED tions firm. To handle administration, ty cooking. Also one kitchen helper. Cooks. Couples, Generals, Seconds typing, etc. Need mature, responsible Good pay. Uniforms furnished. CR 2ALARY person. Start $540 per mo. M. Stone 6400, Ext. 78, Ask for Mrs. Olson.« 8161 ELM ST. Hillcrest 6-1047 Co., 3553 W. Peterson, Chicago. 267 Glenbrook High School North. WIDOWER, WILMETTE NEEDS 7184. SECRETARY 18 TO 28 woman from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. to sit For Evanston Law offices. Fountain and care for 7 yr. old and make SCHOOL SECRETARY NO _ SHORTSquare location. Interesting, varied dinner for Father and 2 other children hand. Private Evanston school needs work. No prior legal experience 15 and 14. Monday through Friday. mature woman for a variety of office necessary. Salary open. GR 5-0100. Write A-871, Box 60, Wilmette. duties. 9-5 5 days. Call Jim Skokie GIRL FRIDAY-OLD ORCHARD LOHOUSEKEEPER, PERMANENT. Employment OR 5-2300. No Fee. cation. Interesting work for woman working parents need someone to take with initiative to assume _ varied full charge from 8:30 to 5:30 5 days a SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST | responsibilities, some bookkeeping and week. 3 school aged girls, 1 comes Good typing, fair shorthand, will train typing. Call 263-3730 or 263-6233. home for lunch. $60 weekly. Call after beginner with these skills. 2 girl 7:30 p.m. or weekends DAvis 8-6592. MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT office, good salary, 35 hour week. Reception and general duty for doctor Universal Art Products, 2127 Dewey, POSITION AVAILABLE FOR QUALIin gen. practice. Wed. free. 42 day fied woman to care for 2 small iKvanston. 491-9000. Sat. Typing essential. AL 1-1121. children and assist with housekeeping. WE NEED EAGER BEAVER FOR Fine home in Glencoe with private secretary-light bookkeeping. Pleasant quarters and other help. Salary open. working conditions, good public transReferences. Call evenings, 835-3836. EXPERIENCED. DAY WORK. portation, construction experience Suns. Good wages. Meals. ID 2-9724. 5 DAY LIVE IN helpful but not necessary. Call 869$600-$650 COUPLE 02. EXEC. SEC’Y. $625 PER MONTH. DAY WORK 1-2-5 DAYS $12 plus fare No Fee. Age open. Murphy EmployTYPE 30 WPM? HAVE ABOVE AVERBAKER EMPLOYMENT ment Service 1612 Chicago Avenue, age figure aptitude? Start $411 as a 811 Davis Street UN 4-7178 Evanston. UN 9-9510; BR 3-2155. proposal clerk. NO FEE. MURPHY NEED RELIABLE WOMAN’ FOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1612 ChiBEAUTICIAN, FEMALE, EXPERIlight housework and _ child _ care. cago Av., Evanston. UN 9-9510; BR 3enced, part-time. No evenings. Thurs., Monday through Friday 11 to 6. Two 2155. . Fri., Saturday. Call after 7 p.m. 724boys 12 and 7, Call 864-7081, after 6 9079. North Evanston location. NORTH EVANSTON—SMALL_ GENp.m. eral insurance agency needs permaWOMAN CAB DRIVERS WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL CLEANING 5 nent 42 day secretary with shorthand. FULL OR PART-TIME. DAYS OR day week, paid vacation and many Hours 9-12:30. Starting salary $225 per WEEKENDS. EXCELLENT INCOME. worth while benefits. Pioneer Place, oe Call for appointment. DA 8Apply 8015 Lawndale, Skokie. Pioneer ‘Rd. and Grant St. No. 3 bus 3787. to door. DA 8-8700 WAITRESS FULL OR PART-TIME. KIND, RELIABLE LADY NEEDED Good pay, plus tips. Good transportaApril Ist to care for 2 school age boys. EXPERIENCE OR WILL TRAIN tion. GR 5-9020. Mon.-Fri.,..°7:30 to; 6.. 16th .-St., SECRETARY-EXECUTIVE TO _ OPWilmette. Please call GR 5-5000 ext. erate one girl office. O’Hare Office 278 until 5 or UN 9-3788 after 5 p.m. Winnetka HI 6-1703 Center North-Des Plaines. Call 299EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER SALESWOMAN 6117 or 272-5374. Plain cook. 5 days. Stay. Local No experience necessary. Three day DISTRIBUTORSHIP WITH BEAUTY references. $65 start. Age 30 to 50. Go week, 9 to 5:30. Starting $1.40 per hr. Counselors available for personable home some nights if Evanston resiCall for appt. only if seriously woman. High earnings. Full or partdent. 2 school children. GR 5-4217. _ interested. Glenview Florist. PA 4time. For interview call 729-1566. 8222. WOMAN—WEEKDAYS TO SIT WITH BEAUTICIAN OR OPERATOR WITH 2nd grader at 2:45, prepare dinner for CONDUCT SPRING FASHION PARTIES following. $100 guaranteed plus 60%. widower, 2 other H.S. age children. for Realsilk’s quality family apparel. FIGARO, 716 Oak, Winnetka. Call 256-2924 after 7 p.m. Wilmette. Over 450 styles featuring pantsuits, 446-0930. and full-fashioned knits. Excellent earnings plus free wardrobe. Choose GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED FOR PLEASANT LOCAL WOMAN FOR sales clerk in drugstore. 3 to 6 p.m. 4 hours. 372-0797. SO ee WEEKLY. or 5 days Krinn Drugstore. 609 Custer, ENGLISH COMPANY BASED IN WILEvanston. GR 5-6010. mette is looking for Receptionist. MATURE WOMAN TO CARE FOR Good telephone manners and light WAITRESS elderly woman while family vacatyping required. Hours 9 a.m. to 5 Lunch through dinner. Near Northtions. 4 to 6 wks. References required. p.m. Phone 256-4973 for interview. western station. Mitchell’s 276 E. A 4-1456 Deerpath, Lake Forest. 234-3870. SALAD ete | Household Business and Professional Professional Business and 108 ‘Help Wanted—Women a Me Help Wanted—Women 107 by 6 Se Denard # .107 pee thCae Cole OIE ¥: cE EA MATURE GLENVIEW LADY babysit evenings and occasional noons. 724-2648. RESPONSIBLE WOMAN urdays for 2 school TO age GOOD TO after- CLEAN WORKING CONDITIONS UNIFORMS FURNISHED SIT SATchildren. References required. Glencoe vicinity. VErnon HOURS 5-1150 MATURE WOMAN TO CARE FOR 3 children, ages 12, 10, 7; 3-6 p.m. Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. Refs. Must have own transp. 724-4378 eves. STARTING SALARY $2.30 — bn eae e: iis | CARE OF TWO-YEAR-OLD. 5 DAYS A week. 2:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. $30 week. Vicinity of Main and Hinman. Call between 6 and 9 p.m. 328-6068. TOP PAY Part-time, full time. We Sit Baby Sitting Inc. Call 869-0022. IF YOU ENJOY CARING Better FOR Children and have a few hours every day or some days, day or evening. Call DA 8-5510 or OR 3-8600. 3737 Lake-Cook Rd. An equal opportunity employer Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classified - is �Z o + Help Wanted—Men Help Wanted—Men _ Business and Professional ~ PARKER ARE CONVENIENTLY LOCATED to extensive travel and at the 4 e time secure greater opportunity. If you can’t come in please register by phone. Call 869-8600. _ Management Programs No Experience Needed Peesuction ro la Program M Free Free Free ; strative Assist. ancial Mgmt. Free Free : ing Mgmt. okerage Trainee Z umer Sales Tr. Beginner Accountant ertising Trainee $7,500 $7,500 |. B. M.—Data BM Trainee Free Free Free Free Free Processing : 500 Free ogramming Trainee Oper. 600 700 825 675 1,000 Free Free Free Free Free Sales and Sales Trainees—To $12,000 Yr. ‘MOST POSITIONS FURNISH teel Sales Trainee CALL , 600 DAVIS, EVANSTON Quarterback ‘WELL KNOWN SUBURBAN jected will - Comptroller top alary fd cago BR ~~ report directly to and will be groomed level management. Age the for to_ 30. to the 5 digit level. MURPHY LOYMENT SERVICE, 1612 ChiAvenue, Evanston. 3-2155. UN 9-9510; AUTOMOTIVE PARTS IMMEDIATE OPENING IN OUR a rts depot for two stock-room clerks. hese are permanent positions and will train if necessary. Good starting _ salary with opportunity for advancement. This is an opportunity to make - the automotive field & one career with many company benefits. sate MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA, INC: Blvd. Northbrook ; 272-5880 DELIVERY MAN { cae — e, 21, FAMILIAR WITH permanent position, tion, Blue cross, major bonus. uniform furnished. oe NORTH paid vaca- medical, Apply in "SCHAEFER'S LIQUORS 9961 Gross Point Rd. = Skokie, ~ WE WE PAY UN 4-1526 or will train, steady Exper ienced Fae wits tents tead wor k on North Shore. Ralph Synnestvedt - ‘coatt Associates. 3602 Glenview Road. Mr. Lee 4 to 5 p.m. 724-1300 ASSISTANT CUSTODIAN § Usual benefits and Com- munity House, Winnetka. Hr. MEN WANTED, time, route work. or 583-4250. ~~ - Guaranteed PART OR FULL Mr. Boland 724-5721 EXPERIENCED Top oop SHINGLER pay; permanent work. Please Es? 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.: 475-3244 og Bg Re é blishedVac cumemers. DORETTI EXPERIENCED 3 Sala Swanson and ITORS. — Ridge or Av. call 5-4522 TRANSPORTATION commission, Bros. GR OPENINGS DIST. 28 FOR 2 TOP notch men in one of the North Shore’s finest Service stations. Many benefits. Paid vacations, hospital insurance, bonus, etc. Closed Sundays and Holidays. If you qualify and have good references apply at: RREST’S SERVICE 1201 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette PART-TIME TELEPHONE CREDIT * men for evenings and Saturday a.m. Hourly rate. Call Mr. Fischer for appointment. UP 8-7300. Av., Lake Av., CO. Glenview PA 4-4500 SHIPPING CLERK Corp. Chicago ASSISTANT STOCK ROOM MANAGER for receiving and shipping room of office furniture store. Call 784-5010 FILL SMALL ORDERS, PACK, determine postage and United Parcel rates, mix and pour film cleaner. Shipping experience. Overtime available at time and 142. Growing company, fringe benefits, group insurance. THE HARWALD Chicago Av., CO. Evanston 491-1000 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINEE $560 pos : Degree not required. Training in math, statistics or accounting starts you immediately. No exp. nec. Complete training in programming and systems offered. No Fee. PARKER PERSONNEL, EVANSTON 600 DAVIS 869-8600 EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR responsible family man. Stock plus maintenance, Top. starting salary. Contact Arne. 824-3636. KAROLL’S Golf Mill Shopping Center Niles, Il. JANITOR For office and shop of 1. story building. Must have driver’s license. Generous fringe benefits. Hydraxtor Div. of Automatic Sprinkler Corp., 3839 W. Oakton, Skokie, PER Ill. 673-2200. PERMANENT HELPER ON RUG pick-up and delivery truck. 512 davs. Starting salary $110. Chance _ for advancement. Evanston. Call UN 4- Products, APPLY HART SCHAFFNER Inc. 1700 E. Touhy An Equal We rapid NEEDED PART-TIME—EVENINGS EXPERIENCED CLEANING HELP desired. Work in —-Evanston-Skokie area. Earn $40-$50 per week - every week. Must be reliable and willing. CALL 252-2346 homes SHORE BUILDER would like to OF LUXURY discuss career opportunity with young man _ interested in real estate sales. This is a real growth opportunity. Call for apt. CR 2-7802. Architectural EXPERIENCED. FULL part-time. Apply Evanston or phone at 1922 869-6090. and Structural our as Northfield growing there at a with a are advancement good appearing. ne ° eee PITNEY-BOWES, INC. ae 446-8800 or more information and an appt. An Equal Opportunity Employer MEN WANTED FULL OR PART-TIME DAYS 9 TO 6 P.M. NO NIGHTS OR SATURDAYS . GOOD SALARY . PAID VACATION . HOSPITALIZATION NO EXPERIENCE NECESSA CALL ID 2-9784 FOR INFO. JEWEL FOOD 632 ROGER WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING STORE IN H.P. TRAINEE OF ENGINEERING needs young man for beginning accounting position. Must have at least 6 hrs. of accounting. Steady position with excellent chance advancement. Apply Mr. Horst for SOILTEST INC. 2205 Lee Street Evanston. 869-5500 DRAFTSMAN OR EXPERIENCED MAN for electrical and mechanical draw-ing. Work hand in hand with our top design draftsman. A real chance to improve your earning power. THE HARWALD CoO. 1245 Chicago Av., Evanston 491-1000 FIVE FULL TIME OR PART-TIME guards wanted. Northbrook and Niles locations. Group insurance plan. $1.75 od hr. to start. Uniforms furnished. hone for appt. Capt. Bucklin. Sere Patrol Service Inc. PA 4- AMERICA’S FOREMOST FOOD AND vending operation is in need of full time lunch room help for evening hours. This is for the Evanston area. to med contact Mary Rotchford at 736- EXPERIENCED IN CLEANING OFfice and factory, steady work, overtime, good pay, many benefits. 8051 North Central Park, Skokie. OR 3- «|e MAN Excellent salaries, outstanding benefits, ideal working conditions. GLENCOE CHURCH 835-4678. WANTED: HIGHLAND Manually dexterous. health good. Draft work. Will he TRAINEE FOR EVANSTON PRINT shop. Steady job. Hospitalization, life + amen profit sharing. Call UN 9- DRIVER WANTED WITH OWN CAR. 20 hours per week. Chicken Delight, GR 5-7600 2010 Central St. CALL MR. H. SCHULTZ PARK. Age no barrier if exempt. Steady transportation. JANITOR-FULL TIME-DAY WORK Evanston Printing Plant. Hospitalization, life insurance, profit sharing. Call UN 9-0933. Approximately Call Evanston at lumber yard. Hourly rate; benefits; apply Winnetka Lumber, 594 Green Bay Road. HIllcrest 6-0734. 634-3131 Aptakisic Road, West of Milwaukee Avenue Tl. and for Phone Permanent positions in designing and detailing specialty glazed structures. Employer will train experienced men in specific design approaches. GLASSHOUSES, are Maintenance of building and grounds. Fifty year old fast growing firm recently relocated in a modern new plant just north of Wheeling and west of Deerfield, needs qualified men. ICKES-BRAUN MEN pag electricity, and neat Oo previous experience Call Mr. Marowelli, TRAINEE FOR PERMANENT JOB AT PRESBYterian Home. Must have experience in general gardening, flower beds and general lawn care. Interesting job. 3744 hour, 5 day week. Uniforms and lunch furnished. Apply in person at att Simpson St., Evanston or call 492- NORTH rate test equipment Well known Chicago Co. that is going into a major expansion needs a hill charger with. background in personnel or sales. Base salary plus liberal incentive plan. Ist yr. earnings $1012,000. Age open. Client Co. pays our fee. Call a. PARKER PERSONNEL EVANSTON 600 DAVIS 869-8600 in We MANUFACTURER RECRUITER YARDMAN Employer company that is tops in its field. should be a high school graduate Youor equivalent, interested in mechanics SERVICE Evanston BR 3-2155 PERSONNEL trainees Dept. opportunities " Motion Picture ‘Advertising Corp., New Orleans, La. a nationwide organization established 41 years has Northern Illinois territory open for account executive, selling motion picture advertising to business firms in indoor and drive-in theaters, 15% agency commission and expense allowance. Sales experience helpful. Must have car and free to travel 5 days weekly. Write Harold Olson, 1314 Main St., Evanston, Illinois. Personal interview and sales training will be arranged. Plaines EARN WHILE YOU LEARN will hire several young men service MURPHY SALES Opportunity ALERT YOUNG MAKES ABOUT AS MUCH SENSE AS working downtown, when we have better opportunities right here in the suburban area. IF YOU CAN’T COME IN PLEASE REGISTER BY PHONE. WE ARE OPEN EVENINGS AND cmanieced <8 APPOINTMENT EMPLOYMENT 1612 Chicago Av. UN 9-9510 Des 827-6635 Service RAF IOMEN ANID DETAILERS 475-3141. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS. a Apply Wilmette Police Dept. 825 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette, YEAR A FINE OPPORTUNITY For the young man with some college, an unusual opportunity for advancement within a new organization; an opportunity for the single man to travel with an aed een d generous expense allowance. Salary range $550$650 and a car. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1612 Chicago Avenue, Evanston. UN9-9510; BR3-2155. 1245 VACATION XIBCATUU Public Relations R. Weber. Movers (10 — Classified E. B. KAISER HOLIDAYS 6901 Golf Rd. Morton Grove employer Suburban location. Excellent starting salaries. Near Expressways. Permanent employment with opportunity to advance. Retirement and_ hospital benefits. 2114 W. A must BENEFITS good ‘Sarting salary. Apply Winnetka $2.75 HAVE Avon TO needs an experienced man skilled in building cleaning procedures in minor maintenance tasks as a head custodian. The ability to work well with other people, schedule work and see a job through to completion is of prime fy aac Please call Mr. Todd, CR -0600. WE opportunity FOR FOR __ Building maintenance and supervision. Permanent position with advancement rtunity. SCHOOL equal OPENING Seeking reliable, able bodied men for permanent work in, light and heavy stock handling. Pleasant modern working conditions and excellent benefits — 3 weeks vacation after Ist year, free hospitalization and life insurance. & MARX RADIO ARC WELDERS—Experienced for light gauge steel pipe welding. FABRICATOR HELPERS—Experienced in set-up and assembly operation. os ph ae to learn welding. GENERAL SHOP HELPERS—Experienced in hand lay-up operations helpful but not necessary. EVANSTON 869-8600 15” OFFSET OPERATOR. ONLY top man need apply. Hospitalization, life insurance, profit sharing. Call UN 9-0933. . MORE An STOCK MEN EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS Call Jack Heinz, YO 5-0700 or apply in person. Trainee ‘CUSTODIAN NORTHBROOK M. BELLINGER 745-3227 APPOINTMENT ZENITH Business and Professional This individual COMPANY 9 PAID Shop Welders and Helpers PRESSMAN ONE 2 WEEKS FOR AN messenger. Help Wanted—Men 110 Professional have a current driver’s license and a good driving record. Applicant must be in good health and able to work frequent over time. 2201 HOWARD ST. EVANSTON, ILL. Employer PARKER PERSONNEL 600 DAVIS HAS mail Zenith offers excellent working conditions in addition to an extraordinary benefit sharing and educational reimbursement. ; You will be trained to conduct a variety of safety studies all over. Chicagoland. Your training covers everything from plant safety programs to investigating complaints of industrial fire hazards. No prev. exp. needed. NO FEE. Call 5930 Lincoln . -time mornings, 3 a.m. to 7 a.m. Bt per delivery. NEED car. HONE Opportunity General Motors Acceptance Ill. ARE NUMBER Equal AVON SUPERIOR PHONE and Mail Messenger Opening Excellent opportunities for bright individuals to become associated with Zenith Radio in its new engineering offices located in Evanston. Deerfield 945-1000 Help Wanted—Men Business Stockchasers TRAIN AS A SAFETY SPECIALIST $625—CAR—EXP'N'S FIRM IS g for a man with an accounting und, minimum of 2 yrs. and some experience, who want to be ‘just an -accountant,’’ but wants to join the “Seelston-making team. The man se- - An Rd. : 110 Professional Engineering KLEINSCHMIDT DIV. SCM SELL DISPLAY ADVERTISING FOR an outstanding, progressive chain of suburban weeklys in one of the country’s fastest growing areas and top markets. Develop a_ growing territory as stepping stone to further advancement in expanding company. Liberal salary, commission, and fringe benefits. Prefer college graduate with sales experience or proven salesman. Must have completed military service. The Hollister Newspacanbe Glenn Schmid, 1232 Central Av., ilmette, Il. 869-8600 Trainee uniform furnished DISPLAY ADVERTISING SALESMAN. PARKER ee, insurance, free, credit union, periodic increases, plus many other benefits. f CO. CAR TPLRAAAAAA rn. lies roducts Paid family hospitalization, life Lake-Cook tPHtAwy ‘ool Sales Trainee Applications are now being accepted for qualified men from age 45 who’are in good physical condition and have a steady work record. Applicant must be U.S. citizen capable of passing security check. and MAIL CLERK EVANSTON 0 all northern suburbs. You can put . Mgmt. Business ~ GUARD RTH PERSONNEL SERVICE 600 DAVIS, Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional — INC. oR 960 GAS an re @) GINO’S STANDARD Green Bay STATION Rd., HELP, SERVICE. Glencoe. ATTENDANT Must be mechanically time. Call 446-9734 in Evanston Review ~ Wilmette Life + Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements ° Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald 835-0270. WANTED. inclined. Full Winnetka, Il. March 9, 1967 cere het �das Sasiiiees and Special opportunity for alert, physically-fit young men interested in career in new profession. Dual job calls for higher level officer who performs both Police and Fire duties, including patrol and standby. Insurance General Office Marketing Management Retirement service, Supervisors TOO BUSY TO COME IN? Fill in coupon % CONFIDENTIAL FILL IN COUPON TO: Suite Ill. 60201 Evanston, 221-222 MEN TRAINING THIS PROGRAM IS FOR THE YOUNG college Eee (any degree) with his feet solidly planted on the ground and who is looking for a career in top 2 management. Our client has perhaps the best program you _ will find anywhere. They will train you in all manufacturing operations with but one idea in mind—go develop your potential. You will move through production, safety, traffic, purchasing, eaeeeting and the industrial relations dept. It’s almost impossible’ to duplicate this yee. No previous experience nee PARKER PERSONNEL iin 2 Pe MAN OVER MAN 50 OVER 50 WITH FIELD REPRESENTATIVES PLUS FOR AUTOMO- tive credit field. Fringe benefits, car and expenses. Minimum 2 years college. Call Mr. Bennett for appointment UPtown 8-7300. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORP. WORK IN NEW $3.18 to $3.33 EXCELLENT COMPANY PAID BENefits. Year round employment if you are a high school grad or the equivalent, and have an_ excellent driving and work record you can start in a career with a future. The work is on Chicago’s North Side and North suburbs. Mechanic RETIREMENT COLLEGE CEN- ACCOUNTANT GRADUATE, EXCELLENT opportunity for personal growth with small Evanston company. Please submit resume to A-872, Box 60, Wilmette, IIl. COLLEGE GRAD PENSION TRAINEE No experience necessary. We train you to sell and service personal retirement plans. Salary and bonus. PA 4-0409. GREENHOUSE HELPERS Part-time or temp. full time. Landscaping or greenhouse’ experience preferred. Call AL 1-4400 ask for Bill Welter. STOCK BOY GLENVIEW CORP. WANTS PARTtime stock boy for after school and Sat. Car preferred. Call 724 6601. DRIVER—MAINTENANCE For rental Knowledge helpful. firm. Flexible’ of North Shore ID MAN hours. streets 2-6333. LAWYERS—$12,000 An invitation to investigate an opportunity to apply your professional skills in the field of estate and business planning. Phone: PA 4-0409. WANTED EXPERIENCED MOVING— truck drivers. Steady work, wages. Apply in person. See Peterson. 2510 Green Bay Road. good Mr. SALESMAN FOR RETAIL SPORTING goods department; full time permanent position. Tack-L- Tyers Sports Mart, 939 Chicago Ave., Evanston. RELIABLE WOMAN NEEDED FOR housekeeping and child care. Live-in 5 days. Sat. and Sun. off. References required. 433-3062 or 433-1267. OFFICE oo : —, March APPLY United 9 1967 ‘FURNITURE and_ delivery UN 4-8983. ARE of 8 lies. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 2456 West Lawrence Ave., ne Daily 9 a.m. to7 p Sat. 9 a.m. to 12 Dood Veterans bring service form DD214. ACCOUNTANT BORDEN CHEMICAL An Winnetka Rd. Equal Opportunity LOOKING STEPPING FOR COMPANY Apply: GROWING BOB CHAIN Suburban Week- Central ALpine 1-4300 IDEALLY Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free WE ROUTEMAN EXPANDING SOFT WATER SERVICE company has opening for an ambitious married man age 25-35 in good physical condition. $100 per week liberal salar while training plus benefits. Apply at Bay ne Soft Water Service. 40 Skokie Valley Rd., Highland Park. MAN Needed oe Presbyterian ome EXPERIENCE IN CARP NTRY, pentane: Stadicicat work helpful. 3744 our week, Meal and uniforms furn. Apply in person. 3131 Simpson, Evanston, or call 492-2906. SERVICEMAN EXPERIENCED OR WILL TRAIN. Electrically and mechanically inclinea man. Permanent position. Apply in person. North Shore Refrigeration, 4001 Simpson, Skokie. $700 $715 $600 $690 $675 $755 $690 $600 $750 $650 $600 $660 THE 8 Manager. DIV. Ill. CHEMICAL benefits. PARTS 5 day week. Write Consultant MAN NORTH about yourself “THE HARWALD Av., Evanston MECHANIC FOR SCHOOL Sam to: AND PART ind FULL TIME. CO. more for ee MAKE ODD 1717 Central Street Daily 8 a.m. to5 p.m. Sat. and Sunday Interviews Available IBM The International Business Machines Corporation An Equal Opportunity Employer te WI Cook For | Want information P = BOYS TO North End News LINOTYPE ; OPERATOR Part-time, eves. Evanston — Call GR 6-6900. AUTO. PARTS CO. NEEDS | liable man to work inside : No experience necessary. G 3714 Dempster St., Skokie. WANTED at the WILLOW Call HI 6-4376 INN RAYon CCl COMBINATION PORTER AND DISHWASHER Night or ie position open Call 967-8939. “ 112. ee | Help Wanted—Men Industrial ace General Facto / IMMEDIATE OPENINGS, first and shifts. second ON Stock Men Material Handle Inspectors. : ; Machine Traine 26 Some _ previous ier desirable. Will conside beak an are a_ progressive pa oe excellent aavancarnan. poten starting salary differential. plus al. AMERICAN PHOTOCOE 2100 Dempster ANTENNA MEN TV TECHNICIANS. APPLIANCE MEN | STOCK MAN | UP JOBS. NT aSK NATIONWIDE COMPANY—TRA sie with pay. Paid vacations, tion, sick pay, holidays plus life insur: nee, retirement Immediate openings: or Mr. plan. Call Tow 2751 Lite. Cook Mr. S Road % NORTHBROOK, ILL. An Equal Opportunity Employer | Basic electronics from Tech. Schools, or Military Service. Desire to hold a well-paying responsible job with IBM. HERE'S A JOB WHERE YOU'RE LEARNING EVERY DAY, PLUS EARNING AN. EXCELLENT SALARY. Interested in a Career With Please Call or Write CHET KUCIA Evanston, Illinois OR : 1926 Harrison St., Evanston. 475- QUALIFICATIONS: Are Dempster, mature men. Light eh Call Glenview, MEN AND newspapers. cellent 491-1000 BUS COM- Set own hours. Phone 3288841—475- 0743. Call 8-11 a.m. 15 rings. TECHNICIANS $90-$100 PER W: Northfield Pharmacy Inc. NO MORE DROP-OUTS. A-863, loads. Steady work; good pay; 5 day week; paid vacation; insurance plan; apply in person only. NORTHSHORE UNIFORM SERVICE, 1818 Dempster St., Evanston CAR, 3438 DELIVERYMAN WANTE Be Pharmacy. Must have d r's cense. Day shift, 5 days a week. If You Like Electronics and People— Consider Becoming a Customer Engineer If You & Hy’s, SHORE pany. Full or part time. Truck or bus experience required. 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. or 12 noon to 9:00 p.m. 3 man shop. Excellent working conditions. ‘Top wages. Insurance plan. Wil consider pars time shift for the right man. arlin Bus Service, 8444 =e Center Road, Skokie. Call OR: 3-3225 TO DO SORTING s Dishwa shers-Busboys NIGHTS INSPECTOR 1245 Chicago steady. CAB DRIVERS WANTED,F ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL assemblies. We need a man with 1 to 5 years experience in inspection of incoming parts, soldering or assembly -_ work. Benefits. Call Mrs. Hoff- MAN deliveries, EXCELLENT INC ~ 8015 LAWNDALE Goods Wilmette. D North Shore Talking Wachine: 1633 Orrington, Evanston, UN OR PART-TIME. area with some public speaking or selling experience wanted by this 50 years young manufacturer to speak to church groups by appointment. This part-time position open to a man with a good appearance and pleasing personality who enjoys meeting people. Successful applicant will be well ox 60, ask COOK'S HELPER — Northfield Employer EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston paid. vous conditi TRUCK HELPER small opportunities to get into superare also featured. No Fee. IN MANAGER Good 4-510 COMPANY peat, a is Oakey oe 5-1192. 4-5511 in Glenview. They range from positions requiring much experience to ones for beginners offering on-the-job training. Some vision CARPET poe nnd BE Good nae Call GR Call PA Syverson. We have. several promotable positions open for men who have some flair for figures. EDUCATED semi-retired for light outside work in pores Shore area. Steady employment. PURO FILTER CORPORATION HA 17-8075, Mr. Snyder MAN TO CLEAN home, Must have nent, Will train. Short Order EXPEDITER feo Rd. Equal Opportunity Church AND LONG DISTANCE drivers wanted. Experience helpful but not necessary. Guaranteed wage. RAFFERTY T ND STORAGE 432-0147 HIGHLAND PARK ELECTRONIC includ- Mystik Tape Div. An MOVERS WITH employment PACKAGING BORDEN 1700 TO SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS PART-TIME CHOICE OF HOURS. 7 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.; 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; 2:45 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. or 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. reagan, Pe age | drivers only. 1 or 2. shifts. arlin Bus Service. 8444 Niles Center Rd., Skokie. OR 3-3225 MAN SALARY Rapidly growing COMPANY, convenientl located in Northfield, needs draftsman expediter in Engineering department. Assignment would _include drafting, estimating, project work and associated duties with a team of experienced professional engineers. High School education and mechanical know how essential. Convenient —— Good salary and benefits. Please apply in person. ARE YOU INTERESTED? In a career in selling with a major Pharmaceutical Co. A starting salary of $7,200 per year. Expenses, a car; and training which leads to salary plus commission. If you have a college background, are between the age ot 23 to 35, and the desire for a real opportunity, send a resume to: A-854. Box 60. Wilmette. Equal Opportunity Company APPEARING EXTRA anybody for figures? EXECUTIVE SECY. $7,200 NEAT AN EKCO PRODUCTS INC. Wheeling Rd. Wheeling, An equal opportunity employer. 777 TO MANAGE NEW WILMETTE OFFICE. Phone 7 to 9 p.m. 251-6312. We have many promotable positions with outstanding North-Shore firms. You will start in the warehouse or mail room. and ENGINEERING NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Av. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer STONE? graduation and employee benefit program ing tuition reimbursement. work in the area of research contract and grant negotiations and administration. Experience in this _ field desirable, accounting background helpful. Send complete resume to: A PROVIDE Call or write PERSONNEL EVANSTON GRADUATE school DRAFTSMAN WANT TO MOVE UP? CALL 869-8600 COLLEGE SHOULD college training in Physical Sciences. However suitable experience can be substituted for formal education. HEADQUARTERS FOR FOREMEN AND SUPERVISORS MED. SIZED MACH. SHOP PAPER CONVERSION LOADING DOCK MAINTENANCE DRILL PRESS FINAL ASSEMBLY Q. C. TESTING MATERIAL HANDLING WAREHOUSE STOCK ROOM PACKAGING ORDER PROCESSING high EKCO 3-4300 TECHNI- BACKGROUND include BAILLIE Ave., Wilmette BRoadway DEVELOPMENT cian. A challenging opportunity exists in our product development laboratory. Responsibilities involve assisting in the research and development for our customers in the food packaging industry. Duties will include environmental testing using a variety of lab materials and instruments. The Hollister Newspapers Northfield Employer MAINTENANCE FAST Award-Winning RECENT Mystik Tape Div. 1700 PRODUCT RESEARCH ADMINISTRATOR GROWTH OPPORTUNITY WITH A progressive Nationally known pressure sensitive tape manufacturer minimum 3 years industrial cost accounting experience. Draft exempt status. Excellent employee benefits., and tuition refund program. Please call 446-4000, ext 333 or apply in person. THE A PARKER 600 DAVIS CLEAN-UP, PART-TIME OR Sherwin, 607 Howard, UN. 9° TO WORK IN to do assembly Good opportunity, WE and Professional LABORATORY EXCELLENT COMPANY BENEFITS including 3 weeks’ vacation, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Sickness and Health Insurance and Pension. AT Parcel Service “nian “i WE HAVE PERMANENT OPENINGS for young men to be Printers and Pressmen, on our day and night shifts. These are training jobs leading to advancements. 1232 EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston ter in Northbrook. Full time, excellent benefits and wages. Must be willing to assume all responsibilities of maintenance. For interview appointment call Personnel Dept., SWEDISH COVENANT HOSPITAL, 5145 N. California. 878-8200. COST physical medical CLIFF 5930 LINCOLN AV. CHICAGO An equal opportunity employer Maintenance (3 DRIVERS COST some public speaking or selling experience wanted as church goods consultant by this 50 year young manufacturer to speak to Protestant church groups by appointment in the North Shore area. This part-time position open to a man with a good appearance and pleasing personality who enjoys meeting people. Successful sgpreent will be well paid. Write about yourself to: A-867, Box 60, Wilmette, Illinois. $500 vacation and Professional APPRENTICE Opportunity To Learn Trade . We invite inquiries. Contact PoliceFire counter, Glencoe Village Hall. VE 5-4111. DAVIS SALARY paid 20 years Two officers will be hired immediately. Others who pass tests will be eligible as vacancies occur. Deadline for applying is March 31. $650-$ 700—FREE EDUCATED weeks after Minimum Qualifications: age 21-34, 5’7’’, 140 lbs., 20/40 uncorrected vision, no color blindness, high school diploma. DEPT. COLLEGE MANAGEMENT 600 2 pay weeks after 15 years), attractive sick leave, disability benefits, permanent position. COMMENCEMENT PERSONNEL 518-526 DAVIS ST. 869-6155 at half Exam will consist of written, fitness, lie detector, and tests; and oral interviews. CAREER Business Professional POLICE-FIRE OFFICER Executive Industrial Sales MAIL and VILLAGE OF GLENCOE ANNOUNCES EXAM FOR Sales Trainee Salary When ga renee Area of Intere Help ‘Wantsd~tden datas Business Professional Us, FOREMAN 3RD SHIFT DUE TO EXPANSION WE HAVE exceptional opportunity fer an sive individual in company. operations include BR 3-3400 S You en supe on our 3rd shift. cutting and A dynamin packaging ar paper department. Position challenging duties, good pay ar opportunity to advance, Supe cutting experience preferred. complete resume or call AMERICAN PHOTOCOP' DY UN 9-9000 2100 Den HOMESTEAD HOTEL, 1625 HINN Evanston needs waitresses, bust swing girl capable of taki Bice gg jobs. Call Miss Sche Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classified : ee og �i 2. Help Industrial GENERAL FACTORY NO EXPERIENCE ‘Day : 113 Help Wtd.—Men and Women EDITORS NEEDED Wanted—Men a2: ’ shift.. NECESSARY Permanent. Will Help Wtd.—Men and Women HEALTH College graduate to edit manuscripts and handle book production. Editing experience required. Recent teaching and interest in child development and health field helpful. REAL ESTATE SALES ; _We’re enlarging our Wilmette office ‘and would like to talk to an experienced sales person or someone who lives in Evanston—North Shore towns and Our their sales Our bonus are is serious 4 offices volume and about selling have 70% . over last year. commission a Strong would & STREY 5 day WILL week. TRAIN Convenient to ansportation. Usual employee A ply Personnel Office. FIRST NATIONAL : ‘ all bene- BANK Evanston DAvis 8-8100 Equal Opportunity Employer SMAN, EXPERIENCED AND with local knowledge preferred. Work a traditional name and enjoy its HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE WITH 1 or 2 years college, at least 2 years relevant proofreading experience required. ct. We: offer such benefits as bi-monthly statements, tax with1 ding . advertising allowance and Retirement fundid in sug Million tion to a liberal incapacitation nd. These are most unusual benefits Call in the Real Estate field. If applicant | has managerial qualities the future is L ed in this organization. Call . Watson District Sales Mgr. Lake orest office of Baird & Warner CE Kennedy for appointment SCOTT FORESMAN & CO. REAL ESTATE SALES FOR REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITY knowledge of local area Work in an office with a _ well-established name. Increase your sales by our liberal advertising and - floor time policy. Call ED GESFORD. EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. LAKE AV., GLENVIEW An Equal Opportunity Employer REALTY 1141 Waukegan Rd. Miss 729-3000 ~ 4-1855 GLENVIEW PArk 4-0600 iT STOCK SELECTORS be have openings for: Project Draftsmen BASIC ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING skills required. Some college and/or board experience helpful. Excellent potential. Accounts Receivable Ledger Clerk APTITUDE FOR quired. Interest in typing. a INSPECTORS year experience and High school familiarity graduate. MAINTENANCE Able to Construct and standard MAKERS repair PROMOTIONAL SCHEDULED gauges. MACHINIST maintain and overhaul production machinery. TOOL with progressive dies. OPPORTUNITIES INCREASES 8 PAID HOLIDAYS COOK FOR GLENVIEW HOUSE. Room and board. Call PArk 4-7999 between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. anv day. COPYWRITER RENTALS GROWING NATIONAL CORPORATION needs recent college graduate with creative and organization abilities to plan and write advertising bulletins and brochures. Will assume many responsibilities in production areas. Evanston location. Complete fringe benefit program. Phone BR _ 3-4210, ext. 220, Miss Deutsch. 120 For Rent—Rooms NON-RACIAL. 1 REAL ESTATE WANTED IMMEDIATELY HAPP LOOKING FOR STABILITY? Reliable, mature man needed on our maintenance staff for permanent longterm employment with all benefits. Uniforms furnished. Will be bonded. (Hrs. 7 a.m. to 3:30.) Biller Typists GOOD TYPING SPEED REQUIRED. Experience helpful but will train high school graduate. Warehousemen NEED RELIABLE PEOPLE order filling, packing, shipping receiving. Clean warehouse; working conditions. : Model FOR and good Maker chine tools to make wood, models. Addressograph metal and Operator ACCURATE TYPING REQUIRED IN this position for person interested in details. Experience helpful, but we will train interested beginner. YOU HAVE AT LEAST 2 YEARS of college and are an accomplished typist this is for you! Science, English and/or Journalism major helpful as future potential is for full-time copy writing. Project Manager CONTRACT DEPT. DUTIES INVOLVE presentation of complete programs to prospective customers and following up awarded contracts to completion of project. Minimum requirements are recent college degree and/or expertence with hospital supplies and equipment. Assistants Customer Service Supervisor RESPONSIBLE POSITION FOR REcent college graduate or person with equivalent business experience. Responsibilities will include the customer service, inventory control and warehouse functions of a small division of our rapidly growing organization. General Clerk INTERESTING, VARIED POSITION in our Payroll Dept. Figure aptitude, but no typing required. Accounts Payable Clerk GOOD OPPORTUNITY the accounting field. young man or woman accounting career. from TO START IN We will train interested in an 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. BDRM. LGE. LIV. RM. IN EVANSton apts. Private ent. and bath. $100 a mo. No cooking. New bldg. Call Solk, agent LO 1-7774, eves. 248-7391. You AND Gallagher Corporation Seamstress or Tailor Ext. or Girl Wanted 6-0808 EVANSTON, For empl. Po WANT NR. CENTRAL, ASBURY. young person. Bus 1 and Well seen. -0 furn., Mr. Waller 9 to 5 Wed. through Sat. BANK TELLER Some experience necessary. Salary commensurate w/experience and edueation. For appointment, HI 6-0010. First National Bank of Winnetka 790 Elm St., Winnetka heated. Linens, Non-smoker. parking. $50. GR . ROOMS NICELY decorated. service. ve FURNISHED Switchboard and AND maid Special winter rates. Post students welcome. Call UN DOWNTOWN EVANSTON ADJACENT to University, all transp. newly dec. comf. lge. rm., cleaning, linens incl., +s emenmaa employed gents GR 5- NEAR DOWNTOWN EVANSTON CLOSE TO TRANSP., KITCHEN PRIVILEGES OR 3-0099 MALES campus, 5 EVANSTON—EXC. LOC. SINGLE, $55; Double, $65 mo. connect. baths. Near transp., lake, stores. Immed. occup. Linens furn. Mr. Riessen, UN 9-8553. EVANSTON-.NON-RACIAL ROOM for couple or single working person preferred. Near transportation, Reasonable. 869-8774. BEST LOCATION, kitchen privileges. shops, block from Call UN 4-1475. HOLLISTER call CLEAN, PLEASANT, NICELY FURN. room, refrig., separate entrance, employed gentleman with good habits, 864-0708 after 5 p.m. and weekends. PLEASANT ROOM IN _ PRIVATE home for employed girl or student. Linens furn. Near Central St. bus. dist. and all trans. UN 4-1496. Call 967-8939 for appt. USE in EMPLOYED LADY OR STUDENT 2 sleeping rooms and 1 garage. Close to shopping and transportation. PART-TIME HELP WANTED Bonsai Gardens Greenhouse Dundee Rd. Northbrook CR 2-3543. COOK Short order cook wanted 6 to 2:30 days a week. Good pay. Call AL 1-9721. After 7 AL 1-4393. not EVANSTON—DAVIS ST. AREA Lovely bedroom and living room w/private bath. Very attractively furnished. Suitable for 2. Cooking facil. avail. $125 per month. 475-4757. 47. Man if FOR LADY—FURNISHED ROOM. ' Attractive townhouse. Kitchen and laundry priv. Public transp. Evanston. Eves. or weekends call 864-2378. REAL ESTATE Have opening for full time salesperson. Will train if inexperienced. Write A-817, Box 60 Wilmette, Il. Salad 1-2886; SLEEPING ROOMS FOR ideal location. 12 block off 628 Library, UN 4-0171. PART-TIME HELP WANTED TO ACT AS CROSSING GUARD during school year at Westbrook School, Glenview. For info call 7247000, AL again. ROOM WITH Near all trans., business district. PLEASANT CLEAN ROOM IN 1 FL. house. Meals if desired. Elegant cook. Vic. Wilmette and 16th. AL 1-6616. ADS Help Wanted—Men and Women AYARS REALTY CO. NORTHBROOK two more Like To Earn and more with a multi-million dollar cosmetic firm. On your own part-time basis. This is no gimmick, but a real chance to make some real money. AL entrance. FULL OR PART-TIME. GOOD wages, excellent working conditions, 5 day week. DRIFTWOOD CLEANERS 3504 Dempster, Skokie, OR 4-6090. LIGHT FACTORY WORK DAYS Full or part-time. (Select own hours.) Must have own transportation. Adolph Kiefer & Co. 1775 Winnetka Av. Northfield, Il. 446-7900. UNIVER- COMFORTABLY FURN. ROOM IN priv. home. Central Wilmette location. For empl. gentleman, priv. “L.”’ LEHIGH ; GLENVIEW An Equal Opportunity Employer. A NEW GROWING REAL ESTATE office is seeking two more sales people to round out their staff. Pleasant, friendly surroundings. Will teach if necessary. SEQUENS REALTY 1240 Meadows Rd. Northbrook 272-0200 For Male Students NORTHWESTERN SITY Call 869-0067. WOMEN $5 to $10 per hour Phone Rooms NEAR Sales Associates HOW? Would MEN OPENINGS FOR STOCK CLERKS, parts trimmers, and general factory workers. Full or part-time, day or night shifts. Excellent starting pay. Growth opportunity. Benefits. Needs 2020 RIDGE AVE. Ph. 864-6050, ext. 220 Equal Opportunity Employer Sunday— | to 5 p.m. TeLGL YT CORPORATION 1-3250. IF YOU HAVE A SINCERE DESIRE to increase your present earnings and are willing to take the time to analyze our real estate sales plan to see if it could be of asistance to you in improving your sales, then call for an exploratory discussion. NASH 446-9000 118 Green Bay Road, Winnetka 3610 CHALLENGING POSITIONS FOR REcent college graduates interested in administration. Informal on the job training program leading to Supervisory, Staff, or Operations Management assignments. An INC. WILMETTE 2030 HIGH SCHOOL AND/OR VOCATIONAL school graduate familiar with maplastic REALTY, CENTRAL ST. Alpine REAL ESTATE SALES Janitor AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION Employer 8-8100 Employer NEWLY DEC. RM. FOR NEAT EMployed young lady, complete cooking facilities near Downtown Evanston shopping area and all transp. DA 89034. 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Opportunity DdAvis pay. ATTENDANTS—PSYCHIATRIC HOSpital— All shifts— Orientation given. Housing avail. North Shore Hospital, 225 Sheridan Rd., Winnetka, Ill. 1225 Monday thru Saturday Equal Evanston Opportunity TO Three AL 1- Clerk Typists APPLY An St. Equal 10:30 BILLER AND STOCK CLERK Good working conditions. Good Call Miss Robinson at 774-7777. BANK TRUST CO. OF EVANSTON An WANTED 2:30 Monday through Friday. Sisters Snack Shop, Wilmette. 9721. After 7 AL 1-4393. GOOD TYPING AND FIGURE APTItude required. Challenging openings leading to secretarial positions. 5 day week, 5555 W. TOUHY SKOKIE, ILL. DISHWASHER AND 800 Davis os RIDGE-DAVIS AREA. SUITABLE for. single person. 2 rooms, kitchen privileges. $16 weekly. Call after 6. GReenleaf 5-0260 Administrative One FIGURES REdetails helpful. No FIRST NATIONAL eS TWO SALES PEOPLE WILL (TRAIN if necessary) to assist in the sale and pripe 3 of property! Modern air-cond. office IF COME IN TODAY START TOMORROW at least 160 pounds and high school graduate BANK TELLER WOULD WELCOME THE OPPORTUnity of discussing with you the many opportunities now available, your future prospects with American, and our complete fringe benefit program including Health and Life Insurance. Profit Sharing and Retirement. Education Plan and Employee Discounts. fe. eS 4 113 Help Wtd.—Men and Women EXPERIENCED PAYING AND REceiving teller; 5 day week. Convenient to all transportation. Usual employee benefits. Apply Personnel Office. A Good Company To Go With— A Good Company To Grow With We ‘ 113 Help Wtd.—Men and Women Help Wtd.—Men and Women Advertising Help Wanted—Men—Industrial Weigh and PROOFREADER 1B alesman, Sretarted. students COLLEGE GRADUATE TO WRITE copy for brochures, ads, direct mail in junior and senior high school mathematics and science. Must have good math and science background. An with or seaanine COPYWRITER RUST CO. OF EVANSTON St. major SCIENCE College graduate with science major and 1 or more years science teaching or editing experience to edit manuscripts, revise galleys, other editorial duties. AND ‘Davis a recent PSYCHOLOGY College graduate with major in psychology and with 1 year experience in manuscript editing and copy editing of college text books to edit psychology and education manuscripts and to do all stages of editing. 1-0330. Proof Machine Operator OR with and to write copy for teachers materials. REALTORS EXPERIENCED MESS on math experience in elementary, junior high or high school. Modern math “ene advantages of a multi-office but would like that ’’one big, KOENIG graduate siser amily’’ feeling, let’s talk it Our best references are our people—ask them. Call Mr. _ Strey, ALpine MATHEMATICS College schedules the finest in the business. eritsing programs. If you the ipany real increased Sh AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION COLLEGE GRADUATE TO EDIT manuscripts for college text books. College major in subject manner not required. At least 2 years of text books editing experience required. 272-2990 estate. 113 Business Administration train. New Plant. All benefits. Chicago Backing Co., 2800 Shermer Rd., Northbrook (1 blk. S. of Willow) 113 ¥ peat CALL Buck Ayars FOR AN APPOINTMENT 272-3550 �elk 132 Rinitnctigein For Rent—Apartments Choice INSPECT bedrooms, Electric kitchen Distinctive architecture Professional craftsmanship Garage or parking space available 1927 SHERMAN AVENUE First floor. May lst. $235 1101 GROVE STREET Immed. 2 baths. Elev. bldg. Williamsburg 330-44 Immed. WOMAN, vate ‘day. Apartments 130 For PRI- a 233 UN to Share THIS SPRING 1 bedroom from $230 2 bedrooms from $315 3 bedrooms from $415 MODEL THE NOT FOR YET 1520 Central CO. Evanston GLENVIEW 1620 to 1766 GREENWOOD TOWNHOUSE APTS. $185 3 Bedroom, |!/> Baths and 2 Bedroom Apt. See Ann Drago on Premises 1746 N. Greenwood Phone 724-7340 HAROLD BURNS INC. 27\-3500 PARK MODERN APARTMENTS 4 rms. w/2 bdrms., April 1, 3rd fl. 4rms. w/2 bdrms., ground fl. 4 rms. w/1 bdrm., 2nd fl. 3 rms. w/1 bdrm., 2nd fl. 7200 N. in Chgo. close ‘to Evanston Mr. Hujmel, 1325 Touhy 465-6730 743-4416 TA 9-5140 March 9, 1967 2 BATHS 2 BATHS OPEN DAILY 1-5 P.M. QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. 1571 SHERMAN AV. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 EVANSTON BR 3-3750 FREE HEAT NEWLY FURNISHED 14 ROOM APARTMENTS Beautifully furn. and unfurn. conditioned, free cooking gas. venient to shopping, trans. ers Spacious closets; ample arkin 1644-46 WAUKEGAN ba air Conand free RD. (APPROX. 2 BLKS. N. OF LAKE) sae ht ot 1ST. SUBLET 1ST ff... a, rm., $120. Call 869: Pro72. INC. $140.00 $170.00 $137.50 $130.00 iran & TYSON, INC. Appliances for decorated, large rooms. MICHIGAN, ist and 2nd fis., excellent bldg., all large rooms, full d.r., breakfast nook in kitchen. TWO BEDROOMS 926 JUDSON, 2 baths, full dining room, close to schools and transportation. colonial style blidg., 520 MICHIGAN, with wide court, sunny apt. THREE BEDROOMS 1107 LAKE, 2nd fl.. de luxe apt. in fine bldg., 2 baths, cab. kitchen, woodburning fireplace. 716 FOSTER, fully carpeted, near N.W. UNIV BAIRD & WARNER Evanston, I1l. BRoadway 3-3855 524 Davis Street GReenleaf 5-1855 East Evanston!!! 916 MICHIGAN AVE.—1ST FLOOR We will have available, a spacious, delightful 3 bedroom, 2 bath apartment home—plus wood paneled den off west bedroom—beautifui St. Charles kitchen with stainless steel sink—built-in Revco Freezer and refrigerator plus small refrigerator in butler’s pantry—built- in Western Holly Stove and built-in Roper oven! 2 blocks to lake—3 blocks to C.T.A. and N.W. Ry.—Tacked down carpeting in RRS DR. - SUR poren, Baa Ss bedrooms and den. Rent $340 per mo. plus garage at $15 per mo. To inspect call L, A. PETERSON & CO. GR 51010 SWAINWOOD APARTMENTS _. ’ '* . . ’ '* ’" ‘ 1420 In Fabulous Glenview 2 BEDRM. LUXURY APTS. IN DOWNTOWN GLENVIEW TWO FULL BATHS CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING GOMPLETELY SOUNDPROOFED SEPARATE DINING RM. COMPLETELY INSULATED ONLY 11; BLKS. TO TRAIN IMMED. AND FUTURE OCCUP. ATTENTION EXECUTIVES 1 YR. LEASE IS ACCEPTED. Lehigh Av. (same as Harlem Av.) 4 biks, No. of Glenview Rd. 724-5900 NON-RACIAL REFINED FAMILY OF 5, desperately wishes to rent small East house or 5 rm. apt. in South Evanston area 491-0298. NEW MUNDELEIN ANDREA-MARCY LUXURIOUS, PRACTICAL AND ECONOMICAL APARTMENT LIVING ONE BEDROOM (FROM $150) TWO BEDROOMS (I!/. BATHS FROM $180) OFFERING . . . . . . . . . . . $135 and $150 EAST ROGERS & CO. Come and see these really spacious apartments equipped with all the latest features for easy living. All apartments have their own private balconies. Heat is supplied by a central gas fired hot water system, individually controlled in each apartment. Kitchens are unusually large and contain double oven de-luxe ranges, double door refrigerators, and disposals. All apartments are air conditioned with wall type units. READY St., $180 $160 145 $145 $130 $125 GLENVIEW APPOINTMENT RAYMOND 328-7200 newly EVANSTON BR 3-2660 AV. 2 BEDROOMS, 3 BEDROOMS, This new luxury Raymond elevator building will feature year round electric air conditioning, complete Hot Point kitchens, balconies, large closets, ceramic tile baths, spacious living rooms, with separate dining rooms. Garage and outside parking available. CALL ASBURY 4-9020 8-3200 HINMAN—across from park $130.00 TWO BEDROOMS MADISON—elev. bldg. 195.00 HINMAN—Air cond. 177.50 SHERMAN—elev. bldg. $265.00 THREE BEDROOMS MAPLE—elev. bldg. 10.00 HINMAN—2 tile baths Ist . a 0 SHERMAN—elevator bldg. $275.00 53645 EVANSTON’S NEWEST ELEVATOR Apartment Building LAKE FRONT BUILDING 550 Sheridan Sq. Evanston's Only New Lake Front Apt. Bldg. J. CYRUS & TYSON, nr. 240 1571 SHERMAN AVE., EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 UNiversity 4-2600 ONE BEDROOM 816 MICHIGAN, Ist flr., excellent bldg. in S.E. Evanston, full’ din. room. ‘immed. occupancy, 540 MICHIGAN, AVENUE Ist $195-$225 1310 MAPLE AVE. Rent—Apartments AVAILABLE Manor INC. DA Av. QUINLAN TWO BEDROOMS 122 KEENEY, nr. lake. Remod. $200 Available immediately. Beautiful! 2514 PRAIRIE, two baths. Immed. — 1226 HARVARD, adults pref. $18 960 MULFORD, newer Ist fl. 3170 817 WASHINGTON, conven. $140 PROFESOR BUSINESS WANTED: sional gentleman to share furnished 4 room apt. with same. Crain and Oak, Evanston. Phone GR 5-5127 days. 132 RIDGE. or May 445 $310 ONE BEDROOM 1101 GROVE, new elev. bldg. 234 ASBURY, Apr. 1. Prkg. incl. 525 CUSTER, near loop trans. 311 RIDGE, newer 2d fl. 1128 MAPLE, de luxe Ist fl. 634 SHERMAN, sep. D. Rm. Ist GEORGE Room rm., first floor and 3 meals Write A-874 Box 60, Wilmette. 1501 653 OTHER ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS RETIRED WOMAN WANTS A COUple of unfurnished rms. w/housekeeping privileges. Must be reasonable. Write A-870, Box 60. Wilmette. DESIRES 1005 705 2033 Plymouth Apartments RETIRED BUSINESS EXECUTIVE and wife need 1 or 2 rms. in home where lady living alone needs assistance with chores, buying, etc. Have auto. Hobbies are books, music, photography, etc. Fond of children. Gilt edge ref. Please describe fully in confidence. Write A-876, Box 60, Wilmette. 51, 553 2038-40 SHERMAN AVENUE May Ist. 2nd floor. $235 Rent—Rooms AGED 1451 628 923 931 CENTRAL STREET May ist $215 & GOLEE, EFFICIENCIES MAPLE—Elev. Bldg. ONE BEDROOM PLYMOUTH—Glenview MULFORD—31!2 rooms HINMAN—N. of Main St. BRUMMEL—corner of 1501 Maisonette Apartments NORTHBROOK—ROOM FOR_ RENT for gentleman, CRestwood 2-1559. and Inn Apts. Heritage Apartments 2220 Sherman QUINLAN 1406 HINMAN AVENUE First floor. May Ist. $255 EVANSTON—EXC. LOC. SINGLE, $55; Double, $65 mo. connect. baths. Nr. transp., lake, stores. Immed. occup. Linens furn. Mr. Riessen, UN 9-8553. Wanted—Board SMART 1564 2250 SHERMAN AVENUE April or May 1st—$220-$235 Greenwood 2 Main Corinthian Apartments EAST EVANSTON BUSINESSMAN only. Clean bright room. Share kit., bath and ‘ITV. Call 328-7094. FOR EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN Large, clean, comfortable room. Central St., Evanston. Nr. restaurants. Call UNiversity 4-0956 anytime. 127 7 rms., AVAIL. JUNE Ist baths, 2nd fl., Hinman 2 Free Parking Spaces Per Apartment Automatic Elevator 2-Door Refrigerator-Freezer Closet Space Galore Dining Room in 2 Bdrm. Apartment All Schools Nearby Steps Away From Shopping Air Conditioning Sound Proofing Free Gas for Cooking and Heating Full Size Breakfast Room 2 Mr. N. ASHLAND, 214 rooms, fine bldg. 7520 7425 N. N. DAMEN, DAMEN, 7231 RIDGE, 7231 Quiet 4 rms. May 4 rooms ee 4-90 UN J. CYRUS ratt UN $115 $140 $137.50 $145.00 & — R 3-2660. call UN 4-3755. GLENVIEW Brand New DeLuxe starts Hi-Rise 1 and 2 bdrm. from $179 . Free centr. heat and air cond. Year-round Olympic size swim. pool . Saunas, sun deck, hospitality rm. Sound-proof, fireproof . Private large balconies And many more features Immed. or May lease. ain models. 2600 GOLF ROA (One mile West of oem Av.) 724-7332 or 724-6005 Lakefront Apt. 7712 EASTLAKE TERR. t A $1 i Suile§ _ P la HOWARD ST. SHOPS Ay AND TRANSP. HEIL & HEIL 9-0596 1434 W, JARVIS & > RMS. 2 fp FOR Good 1 shopping. EMP Best PLD, agent AIR AD see 1400 CHICAGO EFFIC. APT. ELEV. d DA 8-181 HO 5-6730 AVENL COND. Pas MAY FIRST FLOOR, 2 BEDROOMS, — tral air-cond., gas heat, garage. Very conv. <a shoppi n Chicago transp. Adults only. May Ist. Call after 6 p.m. and 4 Sat. and Sun. GR 5-3162. 5 RM. APT.., 2ND FL. sou bath, cab. pe go o Exc. Parking, shoppin r. 274-1985 RONT ag oo ne Evanston Heyman, arwell 743-4416 TA 205 RIDGE, WILMET DE LUXE immed.; 2 BEDROOM APT. elev. bldg. Dishwasher disposal are equip. included in equipped kit. w/dishwasher. Carpeted. Parking avail. One of the finest appointed apts. in the city. $300 per month. Avail. April 1st or May Ist. Appt. call 262-2675. 5 RMS., 1ST FLR., $147.50. 314 Rms., 2nd fir., $115. May lst. Modern kits. Near cond. Tile kit. and baths. Mod. 710 2500 CENTRAL STREET ELEVATOR 4TH FLOOR. 1 BDRM., liv. rm., dining area, tile bath, electric kitchen. Avail. April Ist at $160 plus parking. EVANSTON BOND AND MORTGAGE Orrington AVE. MAY Well NR. DNTN. transp. wee & HEIL DA 8-1819. 475-4563 EVANSTON BOND 1732 Orrington & MORTGAGE CO. 472-5600. 619-21 BRUMMEL 5 Rms.-2 Bdms. 4 Rms.-! Bdm. IDEAL SHOPS Ist. : AND HEIL & TRANSP. MAY HEIL 864-9028 DA 8-I819 BEDROOM AND KITCHENETTE apts. Carpeted. If desired, maid service, telephone service, and garage available. Coffee Shop, drug _ store, launderette, beauty and barber shop os premises. Short term leases available. Maple at Main St. GReenleaf 5-4000 2/2 RC EFFIC. APT. adult. Good shopping and agent. ° Ist * wee : tral BEACH 737 bldg. S. BDRMS. N. R¢ Evanston, up. or SH Dobson, TWO in of $135 5-2655 : 3-8293 ay 1 — cigs : $135 UNHEA' Modern 4 rm. second floora off Howard Street for May 1. street parking. Lawn for childre heat. Call janitor 475-4153 or D Mohl & Co. CE 6-3806. Tol2 N. ALR 4 Ige. rms. | bdrm. Ma CONV. ALL HOWARD transp. AM Call agent Ist ST. anaes 2-4073 ) DA 8:18]! 419 RIDGE AVE., EVANSTO De luxe 2 bedroom, air condi Garden apt. Liv. rm, 19x 14; 12 x 14; Kit. 9 x 13, all elec. oven and dishwasher. Parkin ed. $165. May 1st occupancy. 3581 till noon and after 4 p.m. PRIVATE 4 RM. MODERN, Well managed Rogers Evanston; BR 4-6964. Park; bd ae SPACIOUS building 1. in bloc excel. transp.; Ne south adults; : $14 EVANSTON, 737 RIDGI GPEN SUN, 12 TO 4} BAILS appt. Elegant mod. elevator build 2 bdrms., 2 baths, central air Immed. transp. poss. Newton Parking Realtor avail., n 777-8855. ONE BDRM. $160; 3 bdrm. $240; built-in applian Parking. Compl. dec. Air-cond. og call Prestige Renkeeerer. De LUXE 9 RM. APT. _ NATURAL FIREPLACE; 2 bdrms.; 1 bdrm. — adioining can be used rm.; modern as 4th bdrm, or si kitchen; pea Evanst 3rd fl.; $300 mo.; UNiversity 4-0 FOR ONE transp. Call 761-0789 DA 8-1819 CORNER 2ND FLR. w/wdbrng. frpl. and Avail. APRIL ist. 1ST FLR. 5 RM. APT. and cross vent. Avail. 38RD FLR, 4 RM. APT. and cross vent. Avail. 5 RM. APT. 3 exposures. PS igs frpl. MAY Ist. w/wabrng. frpl. APRIL Ist. Call 328-0075. blk. Adults. HO EVANSTON—2209 CENTRAL ST. 2nd fir. Efficiency. Lg. liv. rm.bdrm., tile bath, full kit., Avail. May 1 at $127.50. Parking. EVANSTON—1215 CLEVELAND. 2nd flr. of Duplex. 5 rms. Avail. May 1 at $125 plus heat. 1 pets DA 8-1819 EVANSTON SHOPS AND 2a). premises. or call managed Park, transp. Ist 1575 OAK AVE. EFFIC. APTS. | BDRM. APT. Evanston PRIVATE FINE E. EVANSTON LOCATION. Ideal shopping and all Ev. or Chic. transp. HEIL & HEIL 869-41 62 p GR 4 RM, MODERN, SPACIOUS APT. _ 475-5600 820 JUDSON 4 RMS. Hinman, on lake, shops. Will decorate con See janitor on premises. 475 02: call Downs, Mohl & Co.,-CE 6 EVANSTON 1732 | and tee en; patio; see vac. parking; $265 BAIRD & WARNER Air 1 HEIL & HEIL _ 869-4358 DA 8-| EVANSTON CHICAGO 7 room luxurious mod. apt. plus 2 small dens overlooking lake and park. 1740-48 W. JARVIS > ROOMS MAY W. to left 1 UN Call AVAILABLE MAY 1. EXTRA LARGE elegant 2 bedroom 8 Sheltered ‘parking incl. New evator bldg. Featuring air-conditioning, saearats dining, 142 baths, garbage disposals. Steps to beach. Convenient to all trans. and shopping. or rent 9-6181 or ut NR. $135 May 1. Bla SHERIDAN ROAD Spisak bedrooms... now, 130 CALLAN 4 ROOMS EVANSTON See w/2 available $85.00 tenants. ist 7650 SHERIDAN, Newer bldg. Cent. air-cond. Near the lake. GARDENS — 5 rooms... 4 rms; 2d flr. 5 rms. Immed. 2 bes bedroom—2bath, dining 53 : Wing WH 4: or see e nginest of on promiage: BROWN availa gO 3 rooms. Newer RIDGE, 3 eo t bath, opping ‘CUSTER 1517 SHERMAN AVENUE GR 5-2700 ATTRACTIVE CHICAGO APARTMENTS 7730 Evanston sh bedroom—2 303 CUSTER AVE.. EV. Wallace & Orth, Inc. 901 HOUSE SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Weekdays and Sat. 10-4 P.M. FOR MORE INFORMATION LO 6-1002 (Model Apartment) RA 6-4925 (Chicago) Route 176. St.). Turn MAY 1ST OR pea poeao Modern-air-cond. ge waa Downtown Ridgeview Apartment Hotel OPEN To reach apartments, go N. on U.S. 41 or tollway to Hawley (in Mundelein) and to Ist stoplight (Prospect block to McKinley. Address is 600-700 McKinley St. 1420 CHICAGO AV For May list > 312 Rooms $110 622 Sheridan 3rd 4 Rooms $130 — 614 Sheridan 3rd 809 Judson ist Now 6. Rooms 2 Baths $185 626 Sheridan 2nd 7 Rooms 2 Baths SR $265 Janitor on premises will show $115 4 rms., bsmt., Hinman nr. Main 3 rms., 3rd fl., Hamlin nr. Sherman 115 Brittany Apartments WILMETTE, COMFORTABLE SLEEPing room near transportation. ALpine 1-3478 to 2 TO 5 Two WINNETKA BUSINESS MAN. CLEAN bright room 1 block to C & NW and restaurants. Private home. Call 446- Wanted DAY THE ULTIMATE IN CHARM AND COMFORT CHEERFUL ROOM FOR NORTHwestern girl student. Kitchen. Near Davis St. Call UN 9-2472. FOR STUDENT OR EMPLOYED young man lge. front rm. S.E. Evans. Lt. Kitchen privileges. $12 wk. Day, 729-3000 ext. 672; eve. 475-8392. SPACIOUS 3RD FLOOR SUITE WITH bath; quiet; privacy; private home. Evanston, GReenleaf 5-8563, call after 5 p.m. or Saturday or Sunday. 121 Locations EVERY Fer Root ihgarteants EVANSTON AVAIL. NOW 5 rms., 1st fl. Monroe nr. Custer ba 71° Efficiency, Hamlin nr. Sherman VAIL. APRIL 1st : 1st - fl. Church — at wines 6 rms., Students O.K. 30 AVAIL. MAY Ist apt., 2nd fl. Chicago 2 bedrm. Church 4 rms., Ist fl. Oakton nr. Linden, new bldg., air cond. Incl. parking $150 $150 4 rms., 2nd fl., Ridge nr. Davis 4 rms., 3rd fl., Seward nr. Sherman ‘ad AP ARTMENTS STON EV AN Evanston and Chicago ns Kit. buses. PGall RO 1-1044. ROOM WITH LARGE KITCHEN. UNfurnished or furnished. Near all transportation. Reasonable price. Call GR 5-9218. NICELY FURNISHED WARM ROOM near all transportation; good parking. Call MA 6-7919 after 5 p.m. or 8698346. (198. For Reat-—Apartments SMART & GOLEE, INC. ELEGANT NEWER Se ROOH_FORR a 132— 1137 MAPLE AVE., 2ND FL., bath, new cab. sink, refri 2344 ROY E, KNAUER Devon, Chicago & &% NON-RACIAL, NEW APT. BUILI 3 bedroom apt. at 1928 Jac Evanston. $195. Liv. rm., din. compl. kit. and appl., plenty ind. controlled thermos. Free heating and ing. Howard closets, gas 3 cooking. Pvt. free Lavitt, RO 1-6556. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald sas Classified a �RRS ss ee a nT ee ase ; ; me ; é s die VANSTON ly eae 500 LAKE HINMAN. OPEN FRAGHVE SUN. MODERN AND UNUSUAL with orch overlooking ; Kr cond. Ample ge. . Off-street parking. location nr. No. 1 bus and N.W. ‘oad. Telephone: DA 1 8-1819 55 AEE FOR Nr. ‘‘L’’ and opping. Aine ‘apt. May 40 5-5319 oy Evanston, 2 8-I819 807 Og ts 2 BDRM. GARDEN ll maintd. bldg. Ample d floor plan. Birch . $120 closets peg naeadie rest, HI 6-1269 or 1588 OAK CORNER 242 shopping ROOMS. and ; t., : AIRY modern. BDRM. APT., 7 CLOSETS, BIRCH cab. kit., cer. ti. bath, cent. air-cond., indiv. heating. May ‘Ist —_Adults. $185. Quiet resid. DA 8-66 ransp., 4-ROOM downtown 38) 1. Shown bath, UARGE stove, N.U., Evanston, by appt. or GARDEN included. ‘Near only. ROOMS, ali zd ere er aicd 1st. Tom Figg Locke, IL pkng. "and A.C. 328-6289. 1ST ATTRACTIVE ‘fi. te FLAT. Children enced os optional. 1 4 BDRM. yar ate. 2 and pew garage, Nr. schis. BDRM. 2ND bron Pf appliances and 1 transp. May $160 inc. ht., water. 761-4379. Newly ue : 71727 SHERIDAN iaecorated ary fa Nr. acil. RD. 214 poms bea ie gost New Only *585, 5 p.m. Any ioe other time call janitor UN NORTHWEST EVANSTON all -Bedrms., 2 baths in new elec. kit. with dishwshr., RT & GOLEE, INC. elev. bldg., air cond. DAvis 8-3200 M.; ai after 6 p.m. Bie io 2 BATH AIR COND. APT. bldg. in Evanston. Close to and downtown. Reas. rent. new ns., floors or Sat. and Sun. 869- APT. NEWLY refinished; new DECOR- kitchen. iamvood Ave., Evanston. Contact UNiversity 4-2819; call 4 ar) and 1 p.m. and after 5. BDAir-cond. Executive type. e-: =e middle June. Close’ to | epoine center and train depot. Call RTHBROOK—SUBLEASE 2 94. is EVANSTON. a 939 FOREST AVE. 6 rms., 2 baths, 2nd fl. Avail. April Ist. shop.. playBac ard. Nr. beach, i 4 $230 per grounds,Lincoln School _menth. 475-8572. TRANSP. EXCEL, 5, 6 RMS. 4, . Monty, GR 5-8513. 529-35 MICHIGAN rms AV. DA 8-4600 RM., TILE CO., ‘INC. & 6 sewers DIN. RMS., full tile baths. nr. transp., 2 of Howard n. Western. Aduits. : Gio 6-1861 or HO 5-2980. 1ST APT. BEDRM. 2 ear shopping. and_ trans. near loor, A Adults, no pets. _month. AL 1-2518 1st. May and AL per $225 6-1641 2125 RIDGE 4 LGE. RMS.—$145 CEntral EVANSTON 2 ' spare rms., $175. sabe 1ST 6-8696 FLOOR, liv. rm., din. rm., April occupancy sun 2 rm., SC 2 735 ST. JOHNS, HIGHLAND PARK irm, : kitchentte, private Ft gp $95. 446-0406 or ID 2-5041 \ = Classified MAPLE RMS., | CEntral 6-8696 ATTRACTIVE 4-RM. APT. EXC. LOC. central Evanston, unusually convenient to transp. shopping, Univ. 3rd FI. May 1. Ridge Av. nr. Church. 475-2384 200 RIDGE RMS., 112 BATHS, 1ST FL., WILL dec. Free A. C. Nicula, GR 5-3607. LGE. LOVELY 5 RM. APT. HINMAN Av., Evanston. 2 bdrms. 2 baths, mod. kit., crptd. liv. rm. April 1. UN 9-3788. Our maid will make appt. CENTER OF EVANSTON: 1575 OAK, near _all .transp., $155., 312 rms., corner front elev. bldg., avail. Apr. 1 or May 1. 475-4563. EVANSTON NEAR PUBLIC TRANSP. 4 lg. rooms $115.—414 room, 2 bdrm. garden $125. aves May 1. Call GR 5-2943 674-4590 SPACIOUS 2 ee NEW BLODG., Evanston, Dream kit., free gas, aircond., sub- lease, es P sued included. Gar. optional. UN 4-6 ROOM 2ND. FL. = FLAT COMpletely decorated, kitchen remodeled stove and refrigerator, $150 per month adults only. GR 5-0880. EVANSTON 1 BEDROOM, AIR CONditioning, stove and refrigerator, will decorate. Excellent location, Parking, washer and dryer. $140. 864-7513. 3 BDRM. LUXURY APT. DOWNTOWN Evanston- lease or sublease. Drapes; wall to wall carpeting; parking optional. 864-7760 after 5 p.m. 133. Wanted to Rent—Apts. UNFURN. 4 RM. APT. NEEDED before May 1 by single business woman. Good transp. to Chicago important; garage desirable. Will consider converted home apt. Call 3289136 after 7 p.m. ‘YOUNG PROFESSIONAL COUPLE desires 4 rm. apt. or coach house for April or May 1st occup. Evanston or Wilmette. Rent to $145, exc. refs. Call AM 2-1791 after 7 p.m. WANTED BY MAY IST, 3 OR 4 RM. apt. for employed lady and mother. Nr. Evanston business district. Refs.. Phone after 6 p.m. DA 8-4586. 2 or 3 Bdrm. House or Apt. 3 CHILDREN. UP TO $200. Call 869-4399 WANTED COACH HOUSE OR APT. IN North Shore area. $130 to $160. oe before 5 p.m., 774-0100 or AL 1-0654 WILL “Available ea 4 large rms. $120. 345 lige 2 BEDCall 835- 2ND FLOOR NEWLY DECORATED 6 rm. apt. Adults only. Immed. possession. UN 4-1215. (Evanston) 5 Call 274- 3088 P iiraa EVANSTON, 2 rm., de luxe, 2 full baths, air cond., evator bldg. Open Sat. and Sun., 2 to _ 1303 215 LGE. UNiversity 4-8503 5 pt. in modern elevator building. free gas and heat. 1 block Downtown Evanston and all public transp. $160. : after 5 call 328-9356. “NORTH 2 GLENCOE furnished. or Sunday. EVANSTON, Hair, : EVANSTON, 339 CUSTER aes 2ND FL., WILL DEC. ‘ist fl., 4 ROOM APT. AVAILABLE 15th adults only. DA 8-3860 p.m. RIDGEVIEW 134 For Rent—Furnished EVANSHIRE Apts. HOTEL 1 AND 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. 1 room_ kitchenettes, attractively furnished. Hotel rooms, permanent or transient. Maid, switchboard and elevator service. Excellent transportation, bus, ‘‘L’’ and Chicago & North Western R.R. Television, air conditioning UNiversity 4-8800 Main and Hinman, ELMGATE APRIL after 6 HOTEL 901 MAPLE AT MAIN ST. GReenleaf 5-4000 KITCHENETTE AND BEDROOM apts. available. Daily maid service, attractive monthly rates, some weekly rates available. Coffee shop, drug store, launderette, barber and beauty shop on premises. DE LUXE TOWN APT. 314 RM. SPACIOUS LIV. RM. AND bdrm., lge. closets; din. area, kit., air cond., complete w/w erpt., drapes, lux. furn., TV, free parking, util. On Ridge near Evanston $250, by appt. 338-3700. IN MID-WILMETTE In 2 Apt. Bldg. 2 Bedroom furnished apt. with HW Gas ht. and Modern kitchen. 1st Floor apt. $200 mo. Vroman-McKnight 515-4th St. 7650 Evanston MANOR COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED Tile baths, modern, new kitchens, new elevator, maid service, beautifully furnished, switchboard service. Exe, transp. Reasonable rent. 825 Main St. GReenleat §-2100 peep SHERIDAN 3 ROOMS RD., 1-0407 CHGO. $185-$197.50 NEWER BLDG. NEAR THE LAKE CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING PARKING INCL. MAY 1ST CYRUS & CO. UN 4-9020 6 ROOM ATTRACTIVE CONTEMPORARY ranch in excellent condition. Living room w/frpl., separate dining room, den w/frpl., 3 full size bedrooms, 2 baths, modern kitchen with electric stove and refrigerator, breakfast room, plus porch, terrace and laundry room. Carpeting throughout included. 2 car garage and basement. Immediate occupancy. $375 per month. Call CR 2-1000—ext. 224 EVANSTON DE LUXE TOWN HOME 400 ASBURY, READY APRIL 1. 3 BDRMS.; 1144 baths. Very nice kitchen, ‘automatic electric wall oven, dishwasher, ese tee many cabinets; liv. rm. 20 by din. rm. 13 by 10: huge family room, 25 by 18; 3 bdrms., 14 by 13, 12 by 1i, 12 by 10; many — o pgprivate fenced patio, park 2 cars, per month. Also same type home ei CRAWFORD, ready April 1st, $245 per month. Vader Van Slyke GR 5-6555 OR FAMILY 764-5065 NEAR LAKE 4 RM. APT., 1ST FL. Nicely furnished 7000 N. in Chgo. close to Evanston Mr. Rak, 1104 Columbia 262-9175 743-4416 TA 9-5140 AIRY. Low rent. NR. Phone E. ROGERS PARK 1712 W. ESTES Chgo, 212-3 rm. apt., mod. fireproof bldg., mod. kit., tile bath, nicely furn. Reas. rent. Manager on premises 3384333. MALE STUDENT OR YOUNG MAN ATTRACTIVE 2 rm. furn. apt. share bath with same, utilities free. Linen and maid service. $70 6818 N. Wayne, Chicago. nr. ‘“‘L’’ AM 2-1964. 2 4 DECORATED. ROGERS Call 272-0437. BDRM. DEN, dining rm. on schools, parks, mon. 869-6507. SEPARATE LARGE 3rd fl. of bldg. near shops, all transp. $165 ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT Available for temporary rental from April ist through June.—One block from lake. Phone UN 9-8096. EAST EVANSTON only, large 242 lease. 328-7094. ‘FOR 2 OR BUSINESS room MORE apt. MAN newly dec. STUDENTS OR working girls 4 lge rms. 1 blk to ‘‘L’’; util. incl.; $140; 2 blocks to lake; parking. 275-2216. ~ EVANSTON 1500 OAK AV. 2 rooms near municipal building. prone immediately. $85. CYRUS & CO. UN 4-9020. N. EVANSTON—NR. ALL TRANSP., shops, N.U. Furn. or unfurn. 3 rm. apt., light airy. Also 5 rm. apt. Call UN 4-9466 or-GR 5-1602. BEAUTIFUL 4 ROOM APT. WOODburning fireplace, 2 bedrooms, ideal for 4 people. $230. good trans. near lake. RO 4-6582 - RO 1-2455. 2 BEDROOM ment. Near month. April FURNISHED APARTtransportation. $150 a 1st. Call UN 4-8391. ATTRACTIVE 4 RM. FURN. APT. NR. stores, transp. In good brick apt. bldg. Central South Evanston. Phone 3280082. LARGE 2 BDRM. APT. NEWLY decorated, modern furnishings. Near all conveniences and lake. Call DA 87817 or DA 8-6983 135 Wd. to Rent—Furn. Apts. YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE coach house or small apt. Furn. or unfurn. Call after 6 p.m. UN 4-8117, ask for Pat. COUPLE NEEDS FURN. APT. BY March 17th, 3-4 rooms, nr. Northwestern University or transportation. Call 491-0370 evenings after 10 p.m. YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE TO SUBlease or rent one bedroom furn. apt. from April through August. Call DA 8-5492 after 6 p.m. EFFICIENCY 2 RM. APT. anston. Refined lady. Call D.m. 869-6198. 136 For IN EVafter 6:30 Rent—Houses KENILWORTH—2 STORY HOUSE available May ist. just off of High Ridge on private street. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, gas heat, att. garage. $300. hown by appt. only ‘BAIRD & WARNER "GR 5-1855. 139 2 Hillcrest Hillcrest Wtd. to Rent—Furn. Houses OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, FURnished. May to Nov., or June to Sept. Responsible family of 4 adults. Call GRaceland 2-1421. TOWNHOUSE OR SMALL HOUSE June, July and August. Responsible Pergo. Adult. LA 8-3799. 142 For Rent—Town Houses IRVIN A. BLIETZ HAS THE FOLLOWING STUDIO GARden homes offering the pleasures of townhouse living . . . the advantages of a_ private home without the responsibilities. BAIRD & WARNER 576 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka, Illinois HIGHLAND re and $i 6-1855 6-2700 PARK—2 garden. bdrm., Avail. 115 bath, May Ist. MT. PROSPECT 3 bdrm. yellow brk. ranch. 3 blks. to Loop Trains and everything. One mi. Randhurst, conv. O’Hare. 2 car gar. Lg. sernd. patio. Gas heat. Middle-age ey pref. Pet welcome. $225. Call WINNETKA—2 a oy 1144 bath, patio. Avail. June Ist. $230. GLENVIEW in beautifully landscaped Carriage Hill. 3 bdrm., 242 bath with large liv. rm. sep. din. rm., patio and garden. Avail. May Ist. $350. HUBBARD WOODS: 3 BDRM. HOME on quiet street. Walking distance runes ape | woe trains. Liv. rm. w/frpl., Irg. 2 car full bsmt. Avail. after 15th. Call 6. "3538 after 5:30 p.m. 2 bdrm., 11% bath split-lével with spacious liv. rm. and large lower garden level rm. for use as fam. Niles—Courtland rm., WILMETTE—3 BEDROOM Walking distance to transp., Full basement with family rage. Call after 4 p.m. AL AL 1-0260. Park RANCH shopping. rm. Ga1-1495 or - IMMED. . NEW 137 Wanted to 6 and QUINLAN ‘% “TYSON, you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification +200 this Paper! in INC, Winnetka BR 3-2166 Niles—Courtland Park 4 BDRM. DE LUXE TOWNHOUSE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ST 2-3371 or 864-8641 GLENCOE TOWNHOUSE Immediate possession, sub-let. 3 bdrms., 242 baths, air cond., conv. to > a transp., shopping. $330. 4468825. WILMETTE AVAIL. MAY 1ST—3 bedrms. 11% ‘baths—full basement. Liv.-Dining ey ge _—: Range, refrig. and disp. $235 Kenilworth Realty AL 1-5600 2 BDRM. TOWNHSE. NORTHFIELD Liv., din. rm. comb.; priv. patio; res. parking; immed. occup.; 175 HI 60237; GR 5-1855. BAIRD & WARNER 144 A wonderful selection awaits Av., EVANSTON 41A CALLAN ONE FLOOR PLAN - $185 Two bedrooms, dual bath, full bsmt. Gas heat. Recrea. rm. Parking incl. Very conven. to transp. and shopping. GEORGE J. CYRUS & CO. UN 4-9020 BR 3-2660 YOUNG COUPLE WITH 1 CHILD wants to rent 3 bdrm. house with at least stove and refrig. pref. from Apr. 1; can pay up to $300; 642-5703 after 6 p.m. AUTOMOBILE HUNTING? Lincoln GLENVIEW Charming Georgian-Residential area. 2 Bedrms. bath up; Liv. Rm.-Din. Comb. Eat-in kit.; built-ins, bath Ist.; Fam. Rm., Laundry, storage base. Private yard, patio, parking. Walk to transp., shopping. 1 Yr. sub. plus renew. May 1. $225. Pls. call 724-6825. Rent—Houses YOUNG ARCHITECT AND WIFE wish to rent coach house or townhouse. May ist occupancy or earlier desired. Call 248-5954 or 787-3679 after 6 p.m. SCHLS. NORTHFIELD: NEW, SUNNY AND shiny. 2 bedrms., 242 ba. lovely panl’d den. “wo — cond. No outside maintenance. $215, MANAGER S.S. KRESGE STORE IN Evanston wishes to rent 3 bdrm. unfurnished house in Evanston. Wilmette Glenview or vic. Call GR 5-4310. YOUNG ENGINEER AND ‘FAMILY wish to rent 3 bdrm. house or . townhouse. May Ist occ. $200 range. Call 743-6075. TRIER—AVOCA OR 5-9050 HI 6-0177 PHYSICIAN AND FAMILY LOOKING for home to rent with or without option to buy for July 1 occupancy. Two school aged children, 5 and 7 Prefer 3-5 bedrms., close to train in Highland Park, Ravinia or Glencoe. Call 835-4419. JUNE 1-15TH; JUNIOR EXECUtive, married, wishes to rent 2 or 3 bdrm. hse. or flat within 6 blks. of CTA. Phone 338-6959 aft. 6 p.m. weekdays. OCCUP AVAIL. APRIL 1 OR MAY 1 Charming Colonial 3 bedrm., 14% tiled baths, twnhse. nr. N.W. Univ. and walk to grade school. Comp. carptg. De luxe built-in cab’t. kit., dishwasher, disposal, washer-dryer comb. 1 car. gar., gas ht., air cond. $290. SMART & GOLEE, REALTORS DAvis 8-3200 HIlicrest 6-4703 a EVANSTON HOUSES: $275. 5 rm. $250. 4 rm. — DAvis 8-8475 or UN 4-061 and Phone 9 a.m. to 5 p Monday through Puiday NORTH EVANSTON, 2740 EASTwood Av. Lge. 3 bedroom, 2 bath house. Available July 1. Shown by appointment. $370. UN 4-4023. N. Patio Ist. $285. Chalet Gardens SMALL FIVE ROOM HOUSE. FULL basement, yard. $150 per month. Close to all transportation. Phone 864-8069 after 6:30 p.m. BDRMS.; FAM. RM.; GARAGE 3 blocks to schls.; shop., and Milwaukee devot. May Ist occupancy et Northbrook CR 2-4387. den. UN 9-100 WILMETTE DEERFIELD: CHARMING 2 BDRM. ranch on lovely street. Fenced yard, garage, basement. range, _refrig., carpeting. April 1. $200. 945-6705. 3 or May IRVIN A. BLIETZ WILMETTE, 3 BEDROOM OLDER home. Gas heat. Near schools and etc. Possession, April 1. $150 a month. Write A-868, Box 60, Wilmette, Il. MORTON GROVE—3 BDRM. RANCH. Full bsmnt.; carport; $200. Call evenings, Sat. and Sun. PArk 9-0670. rm. Avail. All are convenient to shops- and transportation. Snow removal and complete landscaping service provided at a nominal charge. AVAIL. MAY 1ST Arbor Lane in Glenview. 3 bedrm. ranch, att. gar. $275. Mr. Becker. SMART & GOLEE. REALTORS DAvis 8-3200 HI 6-4703 W. din. garden. 4 BDRM, DE LUXE TOWNHOUSE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ST 2-3371 or 864-8641 2/> RM. FURN. APT. NEWLY PARK. EVANSTON NORTH MODERN RANCH 6 rms., 115 baths, 2 car att. gar., near transp. 1 yr. lease. Available April 1st. $350 mo. Broker. Call DA 8-8759. 3 BDRM.: FENCED YARD. AVAILable immediately. Winnetka prime location, $325 a mo. HIllcrest’ 6-4453, 514 ISABELLA ST. Six Rooms plus large screened family porch - full basement - beautiful yard - 2 car garage - ‘walking distance to Isabella St. C.T.A. and Central: St. (Evanston) N.W. Ry. stations $275 per mo. Ava. April ist or May Ist. L. A. Peterson & Co. Realtor R 5-1010 WINNETKA FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED 4 plus BRs, 415 baths. $550 per month. MRS. ROESING 2-2!/5 RM. SEELEY OFF HOWARD, LIGHT, transp., shops, lake. 271-1881. —a Modern and completely furnished 6 room ranch house; 2 bedrooms. Available from May i: for § ée-6 months, Rent very reasonable for the right party. No pets. HIllcrest 6-2499. right party. No pets. No children. Hillcrest 6-2499. EAST WILMETTE TOWNHOUSE GIRLS ee For Rent—Houses NORTHBROOK 3 bedrooms, 112 baths, new furn. SUITABLE FOR 4 OR 5 FOR YOUNG MEN, CAREER IDEAL SPACIOUS 416 RM. APT. NR. LAKE. 2 biks. to ‘‘L.’’ Available April 1. $110 per mo. 1229 Jarvis, Chicago (3 blks. S. of Howard) 338-8441. 956 Central Street and Lawndale plus NEWLY DECORATED 2 BEDROOM apt, living room, kitchen, 4 closets, bathroom, all linens, free use auto. washer and dryer, utilities inc. SEC- 816 2nd fl., tile 42 blk Ridge gay or heated gar. avail. or before, to refined tenant. OR 4-9743 after 7 p.m. BATH. 2 BEDROOMS, room and dining kitchen. 2 apartment building, ; NON-RACIAL IN room apt. Heat 4870 after 6 p.m. $120. Call 328- $145. lford St., Evanston. =i mod..kit., no pets, ROOMS ENCLOSED PORCH, ond floor available 1st of May. Call 475-2657. | 136 hap: Rint Favalshied. PRES ONE BEDROOM APT., LIVING ROOMKitchen, 2 large closets, bathroom, all linens, free use Auto. washer and ryer. GLENCOE—SUBLET IMMEDIATELY 142 rm. apt. Near transp. $100 month. Call 835-4679 or HI 6-2752 EX- 869-5731 kitchen, ., heat & transportation. Reasonable. Call janitor, management, CE 6-4218. : Mohl AVENUE DAVIS. cellent Downs, MMEDIATE POSSESSION CALL GR’ 5-6250 SUBLET. 342 LAKE FRONT APT. $145 a month. Immediate poss. 5815 N. Sheridan Rd. Call Mr. Moeller 256-9961 or 275-4760. 1, S108. MAY 18ST. L:R., KIT., nette, 7x8. bedrm. Call janitor, Co.CE 6-3806. Occup. ATTRACTIVE UNFURN. 5 RM. CORner apt. 2nd floor, Southeast Evanston with woodburning fireplace as of April 1; Mr. Hedges, UN 4-4868. 794 ELM, WINNETKA 2 SE. burning rent, BEDRM. APT. FOR APRIL 1ST. Air cond., elevator. Parking and close to transp. and stores. 141 Green Bay Rd. 256-1480. 415 "2085; ot pee AVE. CHICAGO 4 RM. 1 BEDRM. $133. IN wood SUBLEASE SPACIOUS 4 ROOM apartment; 3rd floor, south Evanston, $110 a month, available April 15. Call 869-0635. IMM. good 1. See agent. DA APT. fl., DELUXE RANCH TYPE, 2ND APT. 645 rms., 2 ¢.t. baths; c.t. kitchen; 3 bdrms. sep. gas heating. Parking. Exc. transp. and shops. Phone 869-0313 622-24 W. SHERWIN eT Sy . $117 WSS EVANSTON . w PERRAGIAL 5 room mod. apt. for 3 working adults. Only $150 mo. Util. not incl. 1 yr, ie req. Refs. 328-8183 after 1 p.m. 2 APT. FOR. : MAY AST, Nr. all shops and transp. HEIL & HEIL DA 4 3rd fireplace. a > iecdetu April 1. UN 4-48 2 Rooms, Near Campus 8-1982 4 RMS. NR. MAIN DRM From $105. Evanston. 2-5 by appt. A 2 or 3 bdrm. apt., 2 is, parquet floors, beautiful view park. Immed. poss., parking avail. ewton Realtor 777-8855. M. ace ora ae iSiahypiewesoe ty, For Rent—Garages GARAGE FOR RENT FOREST AND LEE Evanston Lease. $15 per month. 475-4757. Call GARAGE-DEERFIELD AREA. Clean, secure and heated space for car storage. $15 per month. 945-3663 — after 7 p.m. PARKING SPACE FOR RENT $5.00_ per mo. 1560 OAK Av., GR 5-9042. : Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald March 9, 1967 �tata: and Offices ? 148 146 eed Phd EVANSTON NORTHWEST 4200 SQ. F ~ Smart Modern baibline in top prestige location. First floor has huge reception room with fireplace, a suite of living room, bedroom, bath and kitchen and a separate 1,000 sq. ft. office area. Lower level has eigen | order room with fireplace and 3 wor rooms or offices. Plenty of storage Spaces. This is unusual and ideal for top grade professional people, Interior Designer - Medical-Advertising-Public Relations-Lawyers etc. $700 mo. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR 5-3990 Edens Executive Center WILMETTE, ILLINOIS 500 Sq. ft. to as much as a full floor of 15,000 sq. ft. overlooking Edens Expressway just North of Old Orchard Road. Offices finished to tenant specifications. All services including air conditioning, lighting of 80 to 100 ft. a Parking adjacent to buildin SCRIBNER & CO CE 6-4204. ATTRACTIVE SPACE FOR A QUIET OFFICE WITH WINdows facing East Davis Street Evanston. 600-900 square feet of space with janitor service supplied. Suitable for attorneys’ offices or firm of auditors. Available now. McGUIRE BR GR 5-1080 NORTHBROOK De luxe elevator building, 200 to 1300 sq. ft. Available on 3 floors. Walking distance to trains and bus. Immediate the age 4 EQUENS REALTY n 240 Meadow Rd. Northbrook 272-0200 Open Sundays CHICAGO MAIN DISTRICT Adjoining office suites in areas of 505 to 925 sq. ft., rad. heat, air cond. CHURCH NR. CHICAGO Display rms. Also suitable for attorneys, auditors or engrs. office. SMART Sherman & GOLEE, INC. Av. DA 1512 8-3200 SHERMAN EXCELLENT FOR OFFICE OR SMALL BUSINESS NEW TILE FLOOR Rent Incls. Storage Space in Bsmt. 743-4416 TAylor 9-5140 INNETKA Commercial and offices for rent in the new and distinctive elevator building in the prime business district of ’ Hubbard Woods. Adjacent to N.W. RR station and bus; parking facilities; partitioned to your needs. HI 6-7600 CENTRAL NR. 6000 GREEN SQ. BAY RD. FT. MAIN FLOOR Janitor service and heat furn. Available now. Reasonable rent. 9-5140 864-9285 743-4416 A GLENVIEW—1114 WAUKEGAN RD. OFFICE SPACE APPROX. 400 FT. Newly remodeled building with space for parking. Ideal for attorney or mfgr’s representative. Second floor front, $150, per mo. or less for 3 year lease. Mr. Hilbrich, 724-7900. OR OFFICE SPACE IN GLNV. AND SKOKIE. $85 AND UP. CONSULT eo. H. Carlson, Inc. 132 Waukegan Rd. PA 4-3700 DISGUSTED COMMUTER? EXPAND.ing business? Why not an office in Glenview? Spaces from 100 to 3,000 sq. ft. Air-conditioned modern buildings bn Waukegan Rd. Ample parking. Butler Buiiding Corp. 729-0370. ILMETTE—FURNISHED OFFICE space. Ground Floor-Air ConditionedAll Utilities Furnished. 100 Sq. Ft. $50 per month. 336 Sq. Ft. $110 per month. Lake Bav_ Realty Co. 1409 Lake Avenue—Wilmette. 256-3000. Winnetka — Prime Location DFFICES IN BEAUTIFUL NEW ELEvator bldg. Near Northwestern railroad station and bus. ie a BSfacilities will partition to suit. HI 6-7600 HICAGO AVE. EXCELLENTOF FICE RENTAL. RENT INCLUDES ONE LARGE OFFICE, 3 PRIVATE OFFICES. OFF STREET PARKING. $250 PER MONTH. KEN KISTLER ITCHELL BROTHERS GR 5-3900 Zoned M-1l. sion. ill & Stone ID 2-0064 VANSTON, 500 sq. ft. FFICE Skokie NORTHWEST 2930 CENTRAL SPACE: 400 North. New Handv to everything. RCHARD 6-3400 arch 9, 1967 ST. 446-1258. TO 1,000 SQ. FT. Courtyard Bldg. MR. CLEARY FOR RENT 10,000 S Complex of ek ox as- sembly rooms, ete. 2nd. floor with conveyor to loading dock. Would remodel for long term tenant. $750 Per Month. ; MITCHELL BROTHERS GR 5-3900 149. WE For Rent—Storage HAVE OUTSIDE space available companies, etc. Contact Palenske Av., Glenview. Space CAR STORAGE for banks, finance at wholesale rates. Motors, 1901 Prairie Phone Rookwood QUINLAN | UN For Rent—Out YOU REAL NEED A ESTATE ALL DE LUXE OVER TO of Evanston THE ON town aes 5TH ONE NEAR om kitchen room an Av., bed- 156 & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN UN 4-2600 AL IDEAL AV., INC. BR 3-3750 BOB VOIGTS EVANSTON—FINE 5 RM. ALpine 1-2374 CO-OP. APT. Liv; rm; din. rm... eab’t." kh 2 bedrms., tiled bath. Individ. gas. ht. Well kept bldg. $5,000 equity—$125. assmt. per mo. Call now DA SMART & GOLEE, 8-3200 151 HI 6-4700 REALTORS Real BR 3-3660 Near Lake Buildings George J. Cyrus & Co. | UN Estate —-Loans 4-9020 and BR Mortgages w/ THREE out on a very In a court-type consists of rental’ apts. (22-2 bedrm. edrm.), a 6 rm. owner's’ Townhouse DISTINCTIVE —18 and 6-3 an anton pt e MILLER SPACIOUS eae: 38-2660 eh BEDRM., has 3 Cniy $149, 2 car Evanston, aarp 524 Davis Street GReenleaf 5-1855 CHICAGO—4200 APARTMENT CONDITION. garage. HEATING $25,000. APARTMENT Illinois 3-3855 ei 2 five room EAST License for 62%. experienced FEDERAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION AND Fountain Square, Evanston, Ill. ON” buy at: sP.000 GASKIN CO. UNiversity 9-1 ONLY apartments $24, on 60 x 1 0. mu cal. INVESTORS SPECIAL 25BRICK BUILDING INVEST FLAT $17,000, Yearly net $3, 000.CAB leased, Bood tenants. WE 5- 4466. DES EV- rooms and 1 Apt. Call Mr. Massman, L. A. Peterson & Co GR 5-1010 For Sale PLAINES Zeller aos ae 000, 6 flat brick, 2 yrs. old. Income Air conditioners: stoves; tors; parking. Fully leaae” Owner will finance. 392-5429 $18, a0 TWO APTS., 5 ROOMS, GAS HEAT f car gar., 50 oe frontage. Near sch and transp. iw 000. Call GR 5- 1785... 157 446-1646 SOUTH RO OMS er, elec. door operator. By soon. Best offer. Weekdays sell after 5 p.m. DA 8-6981. 1:30 to 5 Zoning, Pp loc 8 APT. EVANSTON BUILDING years old, exc. income, 2 fives — 1 three. Air cond. 24% 2 car gar. W properties to trade up or down. HOUSE i PRICE JUST REDUCED $2.0 $16,500 now takes 1h story bldg. 4 rm. apt. on Ist. 24% rm. apt. on Yn both vacant, move right ar Gor cond., full basement, oil heat, gar. Blk. to Washington School. EVANSTON REALTY ny 1700 Dempster St. EVANSTON DE LUXE ELEVATOR bldg. 10 apts. in prestige area, income $28,000. Also other Evanston income R-6 ALBERT Emerson St. Two EVANSTON DE LUXE 3 FLAT pract. new, two 644 rm. apts. and one 449 rm. apt. Income $7,500 per yr. anston ch baths, lot. Paneled office with “neon entrance in basement. 4 ca producing garage. Will consi sn . anit down payment. Immediate oc This is a good income prod property. See today. NASH 4 EVANSTON 1703 MADISON Brand new 2 flat, an ideal investment for family occupancy or income. Only $6,000 down or will trade up or down. ROOMING 11 NASH SEPARATE LOT 50 x 150 T. Brown bedrooms, 2 APARTMENT a dining rooms, 2 bedrooms plus heated sunrooms, There is also a 2 room John Se os WILL SELL OR TRADE townhouse 8 yrs. old E FLAT FRAME. 5 floor. An excellent 1229 garden apartment. 2 car garage. 1%72 block to shops and bus. $38,000. MITCHELL BROS. GR 5-3900 Sunday ee | South Evanston near Pe transportation. 1—6, room apt. Gas heat, 2 car This building is in good oa well worth tne price of: $23,500 HERE IS A PACKAGE OPPORTUNIty. Within walking distance of Northwestern University. Single family 2 bedroom home with living room, full dining room and large kitchen. NEXT DOOR is a 2 apartment building Ne 2 bedrooms on first floor an 3 bedrooms on second. Owner planning to move out of state and the home available for possession. The apartments are rented. Good investment! Mid 30s. Open Lec INDIAN HILL. ‘REALTY HI 6-09 3 FLAT BUILDING. LOCATED N. 1400 W. BUILDING IN *Goop PLANTS.. RR A Sele in th basement, individual heat; ances included. Convenient LONG TIME _ TENRENTALS BELOW AVERAGE $26,000. LESS EVANSTON—2 3% ine 2 FIVE ROOM UNITS NEAR business district. Live in one income from the 2nd can pay expenses. Gas hot water heat. 7 unit apt. THREE Seeare Ste: SEVEN apt.ROOM, 3a BEDROOM and 1 and FIVE ROOM, 1 bath AND RESIDENCE | p,,p Miko © GOLEE, REA BOB td 5 RM. apts., 4 garages in wellBidg. in good Evanston loc. “Alle plbg. $10,335 ud ae Call now, $6 9,500 EXCELLENT MODERN apt. bldg. in N.E. DERN B= apts. and 6-115 rm. apts. years under our SRR well maintained, Always ully CALL L. SZERLONG and hes UNiversity 9-5600 — 2902 Central Street, Evanston luxe Elevator. All 2 bedrm. w/balconies. VERY ATTRACTIVE BLDG. Gross income—over $72,000 ‘arrangement | real ; Wanted to pwiee Apartment Buildings — 7| WANTED or 3 flat kie area. TO Y: FAIRLY NE : ant. bldg. in EvanstonUN 4-2615, after 6 p.m. Condominiums THESE DE LUXE CONDOMINIUMS DISHWASHER AND DISPOSAL 64% EVANSTON BLDG., : GREAT LOCATIONS oe 7401 N. Sheridan 1615 Howard © FINANCING Call 869-3400 and get the benefit of fast when you are purchasing a home. APT. IN. de EVANSTON 2 FOR 6% TWENTY-FOUR .this 154 THERE IS ALWAYS AMPLE MONEY AT HOME ADDITIONAL Investigate EVANSTON-SKOKIE 2 APARTMENT BRICK BUILDING separate room, living large Extra HIGHLAND PARK 5 TOWNHOMES New and beautiful! Located near the heart of town and the beach. Each unit has 6 rooms. 3 bedrms., 14% baths. Special features like electric kitchen, complete Be gpa 2s ge central air conditioning, trim and thermopane windows throughout. Good _ return on a $65,000 cash investment. Sebstantial income tax savings, about $10,000 interest and deprec. deductible. PRICE $150,000. REALTY 4-4866 FOR COME? a IN AREA, THAN 5 TIMES EVANSTON 25 APARTMENTS Fine brick court building with 4 room units. Always fully rented. Very good condition and located conveniently near transp. and shops. Adult tenants. Priced below 5 x rental. $165,000. LOCATION *5 ROOM CO-OP APARTMENT living condition. Large Excellent op, kitchen, room, dining 2 large bedrooms and bath. Equity $10,000. Close to Monthly assessment $122. and transportation. 1414 shopping Seoeenes St., Evanston. Board Approval. UNiversity LOOKING ANTS. EVANSTON 14 APARTMENTS Newer 2 story colonial building in excellent condition and located near loop transp. One and 2 bedrm. units. Income $23,500. Price $121,750 EVANSTON 1-6700 TO LAKE Sale—Apt. associate WILMETTE — i (mrs. MADIS h. BAIRD & WARNER INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES LUXURY EAST EVANSTON ELEVAtor building, 26 ft. living room with 3 twin-size bedrooms, 2 fireplace, ceramic tile baths (one with shower air condistall and tub). Carpeting, electric kitchen, garage in tioning, building. $29,500 cash equity, $404.80 mo. assmt. Immediate occupancy. QUINLAN BEDROOM 838 MICHIGAN For cn quires—$9,500 in OVER 30 YEA OF NORTH SHORE ‘Mavice Re- s’n of both apartments June 15th. FINE VALUE AT —$33,500. Requires $7,000 cash. CALL—ALAN SEX 2 MASTER BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS. Woodburning fireplace, balcony. Call Dan Dragash, agent, 274-1001 EVANSTONIAN AT—$39,000. Large fenced in rear yard. Convenient CENTRAL EVANSTON location. Pos- EVANSTON Evanston rooms face court. Very convenient to Northwestern University, CTA and NW RR. $16,000 cash equity, $167.50 includes utilities. Excelmo. assmt. lent income tax benefits. VALUE bath 274-1001 DOWN- and residential aut pen NORTH WFST FEVANSTON ‘ REDUCED TO $42,500 Beautiful custom decorated 3 _ bedroom, 2 bath condominium across from park. Transvortation at Door. 5-3900 GR S BROTHER L MITCHEL (one small apartapnt, iving room, dining overlook Sherman Fine Ao PAYMENTS YOUR NEEDS BLOCK UTH w/10 rms., 5 bedrms. and 54% b a t hs—completely ‘air-conditioned home. Call— Most Spacious on North Shore Wood Burning Fireplace Private Balcony. Garage FALL OCCUPANCY GARDENS FLOOR FEATURES 1-3425 (after 6 p.m.) DA 8-3414 4 Apts. Evanston, 3 bedroom 2 —_ be? a den) KITCHENS CELLENT EVANSTON apartment Brick 2 flat near Ascension of Lord School. Pgs yard, 2 car ae income. $31, APTS. PLUS fies orch. MOD ER! ODERN BATHS. neighborhood. EX- This property is laid large piece of ground. 2,000 SQ. FT. DOWN SUIT RO ROOKWOOD ROOM heated 2 First floor apartment: fireplace living room, sep. ping: ree kitchen with built-ins co separate di ning tin Mi fine modern kitchen. Owner is. iran ferred. %® Bei $40s. DELIGHTFUL HOME— PLUS SOLID INCOME ARLINGTON HEIGHTS MODELS SHOWN EVERY AFTERNOON JUST THE RIGHT SIZE FOR ONE person or a young couple wanting It’s a_ twominimum housekeeping. room efficiency—living room, dinette/ dressing closet, ceramic kitchenette, it’s on the 1st floor tile bath and overlooking Sherman Av. One block to CTA, No. 1 bus at corner. $87.71 mo. assmt. $4,500 cash equity. Financing available. SHERMAN 3-3750 Pricing in Mid Thirties LOAN For Sale—Co-op 152. BR THREE—5 closed ~ NORTH Brick _ THREE APT. BUILDING Sale—Condominiums Four Bedroom discuss it first with us! We’re Northern Illinois’ most experienced and largest bank y customers. with thousands of sm For quick service—lo west rates— for details—call Mr. Powers 328-8100—Extension 249 First National 1-6700 156 For Sale—Apt. Buitings nkid pera ae | DOWNTOWN AREA. LARGE 2 story home, which could be easily converted to a TWO APT. There is a 3 car garage. PRICED TO SELL AT—$27,900. Wonderful opportunity. LEONARD SZERLONG Three Bedroom Real Estate— Loans and Mortgages WHEN INC. EVANSTON 612 MULFORD Condominiums of State SUMMER COTTAGE NR. HOLLAND, Michigan. Completely furn. incl. linens. 4 bdrms. Lg. sleeping porch. 200’ pvt. beach on Lake Macatawa. June 30 thru Labor Day or monthly. Call LI 9-6532 after 5 p.m. or write Q. White, 511 W. Oakdale, Chicago. 151 AL For TYSON Evanston REAL ESTATE 150 & AVE. 4-2600 154 ee forFal EVANSTON Bi 1571 SHERMAN : Gardens | DELIGHTFUL 5 RM. APT. IN N.E. Evanston near the Lake, N.U. and transp. Separate Din. rm., lge. Liv. rm., 2 twin size bdrms., Kit. with “Like-new’’ appliances. 4 Thru-thewall Air Conditioners. Excellent closet space. A lovely light 3rd fir. Apt. $12,500. Cash Equity. Excellent financavailable. dg. Mtg. to be paid in one more year. Board approval sotuived. Call Mrs. Niemi. PA 4-1518. WAREHOUSE SPACE: 1,850 SQ. ft.; new bldg., 14’ ceiling; truck door. and afsice, North Suitable for mfg. field area nr. Edens. 446-0916 EVANSTON—829 MAIN ST. 1,600 sq. ft. and full basement. Excellent location. Heated. Good parking. Reas. rent. Call GR 5-2100 or CE 6-7786. p0 TO 1,000 SQ FT OFFICE OR work room area including heat and light. From $45 per month. Call C. Massman L. A. Peterson & Co. GR 5LDENS NR. WILLOW: NEW _ 500 sq. ft. office suite; pnld. and some carpet. $200 a mo. incl. air cond., heat, janitor. Avail. now. 464 Central, Northfield, HI 6-6650. VANSTON—1461 ASHLAND 600 sq. ft. Ground floor. Gas _ heat. Available immediately at $65. Agent, 475-5600. ORES AND OFFICES: LIGHT INdustry. 10,000 sq. ft. in new building. 1350 Old Skokie Rd., Highland Park. Call IDlewood 2-5266. 40 LINDEN AVE., WILMETTE. OPposite ‘“‘L’’ terminal. April 1st. posses- felfor Saccdoes Apis = For Lote EVANSTON INC. & ORR, 3-3220 1464 mee FEATURE: GAS HEATING AND COOKING AN ABUNDANCE OF CLOSETS PRIVATE OFF STREET PARKING AIR CONDITIONING DE LUXE REFRIGERATOR 2 AND 3 BEDRM. UNITS PRICES START FROM service $19,900 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 (OR ANY TIME BY APPOINTMENT) LOAN JOS. RUSH 2339 HOWARD REALTORS CHICAGO Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald 338-7100 Classified —! 43 �a Hex = us ; sts For Sele—Houses 158 F. ¢ - GLENVIEW EA OPEN SUNDAY 2-5~ 1030 VERNON DRIVE BELOW OWNER’S COST er has asked for an offer and jicated a willingness to help finance : autiful, almost new home in desirable location close to schools, Some and transportation. There is a paneled family room _ with walnut ae lace, large living room, separate g room, fully equipped family sized kitchen, 2 large twin bedrooms 2 ceramic tile baths on first and floor—2 dormitory sized bedrooms and 1 ceramic bath on 2nd floor. This vely home is adaptable to a large or small family. All de luxe appointents. Nutone intercom FM-AM ra3 . Zoned heating. Attached garage. Immediate possession this fine home today. See OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 7429 ARCADIA © ORTON fe if desired. GROVE BEDROOMS Face WITH brick oe borhood. $28,900 SPACE and frame FOR decorated cabinet 4TH. split-level and attractive newer Large family room. kitchen with in neighNewly good NORTHBROOK HIGHLANDS Young Colonial Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths’ Huge yard w/flowering trees— large brick Patio. Wonderful neighborhood for growing children. A STEAL at $29,700. Call Mrs. Rosene (272-3226, res.) Glenview’s ious ountry frontage choicest : area. 9 ~ room. Elegant wooded setting a most luxuriously decorated home. Owner transferred—so f3 - immedi- "he ETTE Two car garage. Beautiful lot with ‘mature trees. o blocks to schools. mediate occupancy. EVANSTON $19,500 6 room bungalow expandable attic. ntral Evanston. th floored and Living room sunroom. with The in corner Vacant. adjoining dining cabinet. room Large paneled has a kitchen built- with - eating space. with shower. ge 2 bedrooms and tile bath All rooms are very good is a 2 car brick garage. x 170. Call today. There size 60 EVANSTON NEW NORTH LISTING!!! EVANSTON ‘corner from Forest AROUND Lincolnwood Preserve. Lovely decorated 7 room 115 First floor has spacious living room, dining THE School. and modernized room, bath home. entry hall, den and > brand new kitchen with many cabinets nd D and D and new powder room. Second floor has 3 bedrooms and new ceramic tile bath. High, dry basement, lovely 72x 100 lot and 1% car garage complete the picture. Taxes are low. See this today for sure. EAST WILMETTE - Substantial the on ’30s. the Brick Georgian 4 bedrooms, 3rd. All room on ai Moving large first. In $39,900 built in dormitory rooms. room Extra consideration of kitchen needing up-dating, owner will give a first mortgage at 534% for 25 to Florida and anxious sell, lot nicely landscaped (rear yard is cyclone fenced) with 3 car garage and 1 shed. Taxes are low and’ posses- - sion is immediate. All ‘of would discuss the Owner TRADE sales people wants offer. listed below welcome an _ opportunity to our ‘‘Trade Your Home’’ plan with you. Y BOYD ARNOLD STORM CHARLES GLICK CHARLOTTE HAHN MARION CORKRAN LAURA CALLANDER RICHARD NASH, JR. ~ Nash Realty Hl 118 GREEN 6-7180 BAY 16— Classified ROAD, WINNETKA room landscaped. Low, IN quality Beautiful HFT.P YOTT WITH that AL is really room in terrific Now every with and ready MAKES Hokanson 513 Davis St. OPEN IT NECESSARY & Jenks 5-1617 VACANT SUNDAY $21,500 1:30 TO 5 670 Alice Dr. (W. on Dundee Rd., 1 blk. W. of Pfingsten, right on Melvin Dr. to Alice Dr.) 30 yr. 6% financing avail. on this attractive 3 bdrm. ranch with bsmt. on a 1% acre lot with mature trees. Owner anixous to sell. JOHN 1741 T. BROWN Orchard Lane, WILMETTE—You can walk to _ the elevated station, schools and shops from this 4 bedroom house. There is a fireplace in the living room, dining room with beamed ceiling and a pleasant kitchen with breakfast area. The bath is ceramic tile, there is a full basement, hot water gas heat and a detached garage. The price is Ad I-11] in The Evanston Review family with NORTHBROOK—This newly listed brick bi-level is on a beautifully landscaped lot 100x200. It has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, walnut paneled recreation room and a small study or den. Modern kitchen with. built-in oven and range, gas heat, attached garage and central air conditioning, The price is $34,500. room; 242 ceramic tile baths; basement with raised hearth quality home at $58,900. and 2 car Immaculate att. gar. and condition. UPPER 30 BEAUTIFUL GLEN OAK ACRES REDWOOD CONTEMPORARY Owner reduced price on this attrac tive secluded ranch with 3 lge. bdrms Deluxe kit., frpl., summer orc overlooking flagstone terrace. Htd. car gar. with work shop. Exc. fo entertaining. IDEAL LOCATION—QUIET STREET Nr. schls., park and pool. Ideal for children. This 3 bdrm. Glenview spli level is ready for your family. Fing landscaping with many trees. REDUCED TO $33,509 WALKING DISTANCE To train, school and shops. This nic¢ brick ranch has full basement wit rec. room. 3 bdrms.; 142 baths; lge liv. rm. den or family rm. Kit. wit eating area; patio on landscaped lot Atte. gar. Good value in UPPER 20s YOUNG MARRIEDS NOT MUCH CASH? Start living carefree in this charming 2 bdrm. brk. ranch with gar. Nicel landscaped yard with cement patio and in a wonderful young neighbor hood. Another plus-VERY LOW TAX ES. See it today. PRICED AT on 1 ; GOELZER 714 and WILDE A REALTORS Street Elm HI EVANSTON—New 6-5544 ( ‘GLENVIEW—New Listing DELIGHTFUL 6 YEAR OLD 4 BEDroom 24% bath house; a magnificent paneled family room with’ crab orchard stone fireplace. Split-level with many extras. Carpeting and drapes, intercomm, floodlighting, rock garden. 2 car attached garage. School, the In 50s. West Call J. CLARKE Jane Fork. Lyons Hanley. BAKER Realtor 6-1015 1219 Washington, Wilmette GLENVIEW BY OWNER: NEW OFfering. Walk to everything. 4 bdrm. Solar ranch. 14 acre corner lot. All Thermopane. Fireplace. D/D. Low taxes. High thirties. PArk 4-2910. excellent and closet a 2 1-0330 2-0330 9-0330 Wilmettd Northbroo Glenvie Wallace & Orth, Inc REALTORS EVANSTON NEAR DOWNTOWN - EVANSTON four townhouses presently used as rooming house. Excellent income Some furnishings included. Call fo additional information and to inspect. NORTHWEST EVANSTON Just listed—Pleasant, comfortabld home in wonderful neighborhood Eight rooms, four bedrooms, 11; baths. Floored and insulated There attached is a haif garage. A storage attic. Nice size room, 2-car garage screened porch. Some carpeting and draperies included. Family room $37,500. Wallace & Orth, Inc 1517 Sherman Avenue GReenleaf 5-2700 SEE OUR Evansto: ALpine 1-131 DISPLAY AD 5 BEDROOM COLONIAL ‘Imposing setting on Lincoln Stree near Lincolnwood Drive, convenient td schools, shops and loop trans. Largé lot for entertaining and family fun. car brick garage. Sensible taxes. No asking $63,000. OVER 30 YEARS OF NORTH SHORE SERVICE anc associates -realtor UNiversity 9-5600 2902 Central Street, Evansto EVANSTON N.W. BY OWNER red brick Georgian. 7 rms.: 3 bdrms. 142 baths; pan. den. In excellent cond On dead-end street nr. Willard schoo transp., shopping. Full basement fenced yd., garage, comb. storms and screens. space. car (] KOENIG & STREY AL CR PA mrs. MADISON ELEGANCE fireplace, 3 Listing SPACIOUS OLDER HOME IN EXCELlent northwest location. Large living room with fireplace, dining room, paneled family room, 16 x 16. Modern kitchen with eating area, powder room. 4 bedrooms, sleeping porch, -bath on 2nd. Bedroom on third. Gas heat, 75’ x 175’, adjacent park. 2 car garage. Walk to train, CTA, bus. Call Jane Hanley. Overlooking ’ Carpeting, drapes, air-condi tioners, stove, refrig. avail. Jun peers Upper 30s. Call DAvis 8 WINNETKA BY OWNER 4 bdrm.; 215 bath; living rm. w/frpl. separate dining rm.; bsmnt. family rm. W/frpl.; separate laundry rm. like new furnance; remodeled kitchen heated garage. Walk to school and transp. Sears and New Trier E. Schoo distr. 4 5 with yard. CAPE COD For the space conscious buyer a bdrm., 2 bath home with sep. din. rm and lge. kit. eating area. 2 car garage. Close to schls., stores and transportation. Owner transferred. real value, $19,90 This deluxe 4 bedroom ranch is located on a beautiful wooded 1% acre lot in an area of fine homes. Quality construction: oak floors and trim; copper plumbing; steel reinforced’ cement drive. This home is centrally airconditioned with a lovely living room with picture window bay; large separate dining room; kitchen with built-ins and’ plenty of eating space; family room with lannon stone fireplace and wet bar; a mud and laundry & Co. cul-de-sac fenced NORTHBROOK—You can have the peace and privacy of country living in this truly de luxe ranch. It was built in 1960 on a beautiful lot of approximately 142 acres overlooking a private pond. There are 4 family bedrooms and 215 baths plus 2 servants rooms and bath, family kitchen with breakfast area, study with fireplace and a beautiful 17 x 27 living room with a fireplace. It features central air conditioning, a swimming pool, 2 car attached garage and a paneled recreation room. The price is $250,000. Beautiful custom built Ranch on 1 acre thickly wooded property located in Riverwoods. Large living room w/fireplace, dining room, kitchen with built-in oven, range, dishwasher; family room w/separate heating unit has sliding glass doors to adjoining patio; 3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic tile baths; full dry basement. Large oversize 2 car garage w/asphalt driyeway. This immaculate home has been completely redecorated inside and out. Many extras. Vacu-flo vacuum; inter-com system; storms and screens. It’s a terrific home with real conveniences. Low 40s. E. Davie WEST WILMETTE RANCH : Gracious living for your family wit new fam. rm., separate TV rm., bdrms., 142 baths and frpl. in liv. rm Beautifully landscaped on a private KENILWORTH—Frame Dutch Colonial in superb east location. Four second floor bedrooms and bath plus 2 bedrooms and a bath on the third. Trere is a fireplace in the living room, 2 car garage with apartment above and a beautiful lot 100 x 175. The price is $59,500. ; JUST LISTED SPACIOUS & STREY BRICK RANCH EAST GLENVIEW Well maintained one owner home wit 3 bdrms., 2 full baths. Frpl. in liv rm., exc. eating area in kit. Famils rm., full bsmt., 2 car attach. gar. LOW 40 WORKING OR RETIRED COUPLE? Why pay rent—build up an equity Don’t miss this cute all brk.. hom¢d with 2 bdrms., lge. liv. rm. having new carpet wall to wall. Stove and refrig. Low down payment. See i today. JUST REDUCED TO $17,90 AL On page 32 young school age children will appreciate the easy walk to Skokie and the Crow Island schools from this 6 room, 2 story stucco house. There are 3 second floor bedrooms and bath, pleasant kitchen with breakfast area, powder room, enclosed porch, full basement and a new oversize garage. A good value in today’s market. The price is $33,000. ; 446-7270 See Our Display KOENIG WINNETKA—Two story brick with always popular English architecture just a block from the lake. Studio living room with a fireplace, dining room and kitchen with 3 bedrooms and 2 ceramic baths on the second floor. The price is $52,500. & CO. Northfield and WILDE WINNETKA—The ener For Sale—Houses NORTHFIELD—It is difficult to find good Contemporary but we believe this 5 bedroom ranch is an excellent example. There are 3 baths, 2 powder rooms, a wonderful family kitchen with a fireplace, paneled den and an outstanding family room 22 x 31. The 2 Car garage with electric door opener is attached, there is a screened porch, central air conditioning, swimming pool and a beautiful lot of about 1-1/3 acres. The price is $175,000. Wallace & Orth, Inc. RD., WILMETTE By Owner shown. $1,500 DOWN THES BDRM., 2 BATH RANCH TYPE house. Centrally air cond. 3 yrs. old. Extra lge. rms. Pan. family room, kitchen w/built-in utilities, good closet and storage space. Att. 2 car gar. House and professionally landscaped grounds, in excellent condition. By appt. only. Phone 272-7872. kitchen REALTORS GReenleaf NOW WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF HOUSES FROM EVANSTON TO LAKE FOREST ALONG THE LAKE, AND FROM GLENVIEW TO BARRINGTON PRICED FROM $20,000. to $200,000... ANY OF WHICH WE WOULD BE MOST HAPPY TO SHOW Northbrook a NORTHBROOK CALL US FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO see this fine brick home in prestige location. 4 Bdrms., 4 Baths. Large Liv. Rm. Large Family Rm. Gracious Din. Rm. Modern Kitchen. 2 car attgarage. Located on beautifully landscaped 42 acre. 3 wood- dining room to sell this delightful Colonial splitlevel located among _ outstanding homes in Avoca East school district. Charming living room w/fireplace, adjoining dining ‘‘L’’, excellent cabinet kitchen w/brkfst. area. Four family bedrooms and two C.T. baths on second level. Large family room with bath. Sub-basement. 2 car garage, large patios. Outstanding value at $54,500. Buy now—possession in June. STAFF Dorothy M. Amos Betsey Norris Ruth W. Nock Weston E. Davie ' REALTORS 42 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka HI 6-4500 a to be Weston E. Davie & Co. WINNETKA Waster detail. WILMETTE TRANSFER HOMEFINDERS BAY living ame OR ANY OTHER PROPERTIES YOU MIGHT WISH TO SEE. 111 GREEN design with the inest of appointments throughout. When you move in this home it will be complete in every detail—combination screens and storm windows, central air conditioning. complete landscaping including sod and the house will be decorated low 50s. COMPETENT and burning fireplace, separate room, beamed ceiling family HIGHLAND PARK 6 acres of rolling, wooded ground surround the low rambling main executive residence which has 2 huve Living room w/fireplace, Family room, 6 bedrooms, 5 baths. There is a guest house with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Like to garden? heated greenhouse. Like to ride?—7 horse stable. Perfect for country gentleman wanting space plus all conveniences. UPPER BRACKETS. Call Mr. Hastings OUR EAST EVANSTON ONE BLOCK from the lake. Truly a prime location and truly a fine home. This is a real opportunity to live in a new house in an established neighborhood. Here is a classic Colonial with the finest of NORTHBROOK—ESTATE AREA! : Unusual home nestled in a natural wonded setting artfully landscaned to make every season a delight. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Huge Living room, Dining room, and screened porch are perfect for formal or informal entertaining. Panelling throughout (even the closets). In ahsolutelv verfect condition. A GEM! _ Unbelievably priced at $87,500. Call Mrs. Rosene (272-3226, res.) LET (or 3rd bedrm.), EVANSTON BRAND NEW HOME LINCOLNSHIRE Need a beautiful home for entertaining? This charming Ranch will fill your every reauirement. 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 214 baths. Family room is out of this world. On approximately 3/4 acre, wooded and meticulously Secretaries KATHERINE KIMBALL KATHERINE THOMAS Family DEERFIELD Lovely almost new Contemporary home located on Lake Eleanor. Just step outside and enjoy outdoor activities (swimming, boating, fishing). 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, superb Family room, 2 car garage. Centrally air-conditioned. Truly a dream home. OFFERS INVITED. WGENETKA $25, 25,000 ou will love the comfort of this home the convenience of its location. Living room with fireplace. Separate g room. Good kitchen with pantry. Two bedrooms and bath on second floor. Glazed porch. Full een Garage. Deep lot and low es. NETKA $37,000 alk to everything, schools, shops and train from this beautifully kept 3 oom, 2 bath home with separate room, spacious country kitchen, large living room and large enclosed rch. Basement is completely paintand has separate play space. Large baths, DO YOU WANT SOMETHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY? WE WOULD LOVE TO SHOW YOU! $37,000 side and out—planned and placed for easy living and family fun. Three ‘edroom-2 bath split-level with family room PLUS big billiard-size playroom. 215 and a den nice sized living room-dining room combination and you'll love the kitchen with the adjoining family dining area. The garage converts easily to a completely screened porch for nice weather use. The yard is entirely fenced and there are many fruit trees and flowering shrubs. This is truly a delightful home. H'TGHLAND PARK Looking for attractive living quarters PLUS income to pay your expenses? Well built older home converted into 5 apartments. Convenient area. Never a vacancy. REAL VALUE at $44,900. ate possession. Ww bedrooms w/fireplace, full basement, 2 car garage. Be the first to enjoy this lovely house. Comparable homes are priced MUCH MORE than $39,900. room bedrooms, 3 baths. Paneled fruitwood den with parquet floors plus a paneled game $24,900 DANDY BRICK RANCH HOME IN one of Northbrook’s nicest locations— and also a convenient location. This is a bright, well-cared for home—2 DEERFIELD 2 blocks to school and_ walkin distance to station and _ shopping! Brand new custom-built Colonial. 4 $69,900 Ranch adjoins North Shore Club with over 200 foot on the 18th fairway. 4 ONLY $24,850. FIVE ROOM BRICK ranch home that has had excellent maintenance. Two bedrooms and dining room or thrée bedrooms. Large paneled recreation room with bar. Nicely landscaped lot with new garage on alley. NORTHFIELD—NEW TRIER WEST Minimum upkeep but lots of room. 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, Family room, basement, 2 car garage. Huge yard for children to play. Walk to schools. Owner may help finance. NOTHING TO COMPARE at $34,500. Call Mrs. May (251-0550, res.) bedrooms, GOELZER EVANSTON WASHINGTON SCHOOL WEST WILMETTE 10 years young! Compact Ranch with a very flexible floor core Separate Dining room, NEW itchen, NEW ,; 3 bedrooms, Den, 2 fireplaces. Walk to school. A MUST SEE at $32,900. fae onnne, area. 2 car garage with : drive. Convenience and livability. GLENVIEW EAST AT WILMETTE G. Hastings, Realtor amen For Sale—Houses CLOSE TO SCHOOLS, ELEVATED, bus, es. Center entrance floor plan, large living room w/fireplace, separate ning room, den and modern kitchen. Second floor has 3 bedrooms plus tandem room, 2 ceramic tile baths. Walk upstairs to attic storage. Basement recreation room. 2 car garage. Underground sprinkling system. $44,500. ‘ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE VERY MOST YOUR MONEY CAN BUY? INSPECT THESE EXCELLENT OFFERINGS! ,900 $ 5 GarriiaheSseens NORTHEAST EVANSTON HOMEFINDERS NASH 7 es PIERSEN REALTY j Realtors 826 Deerfield Rd. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Hig 945-1670 564 Meadow Rd. Cor. lot 446-6973 PARK RIDGE 100 ft. frontage, outstanding 3 bdr Lannon stone ranch on magnificen grounds in top N.E. location. Liv. rm w/frpl. and bay. Sep. din. rm., de lux kit., fam. rm. plus bsmt. rec. rm., baths. Many unusual features. Pri reduced! Asking $65,000. Arrange yo 2 aac Call Kay Cella now, hland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald March 9, 196 �iho ois 158> |. Ror SeteccMowies See. Sale-<-Seatas SAMUEL SHERWIN KOENIG OAKTON—ST. NICHOLAS SCHOOL area! 9 rms., 4/5 BR’s and just $29,500! ist flr. fam. rm., gas ‘FA heat, garage, dishwasher. Move-in condition. See it! HIGHLAND PARK. SOUTH ; Perfect one floor retirement home, 3 BRs, 1142 baths, BIG family room. Quick occupancy. $32,500 OWNER PRICE DROPPED AGAIN! transferred! Home vacant. Must be sold now! 7 rm. 3 BRs, 112 baths, bright and cheerful rooms, 112 car garage, 21’ liv. room with fireplace. Needs a little decorating. On Asbury in Evanston — to St. Nicholas Parish and No. and 2 bus lines. A terrific value for s 000 but HURRY! FOR YOUNG OR “YOUNG AT heart’ . Solidly built brick ranch on an easy-to-care-for 25’ lot! 3 BRs, spacious kitchen, AND a beautifully antique birch paneled rec. room and 2 big storage rooms. 2 car garage. 8 yrs. ‘‘young’’ and just $27,500. Vicinity of Oakton-Asbury in Evanston. SQUEEZE YOUR $$$$$$ THIS 6 RM. brick ranch is in move-in condition! Has 3 BRs, a 40x 175’ fully huge screened porch, enclosed yard with mature trees, and a new eye-catching functional kitchen. In Evanston’s - Washington School District close to bus transp.and shopping. A whale-of-abuy for only $24,900. EVANSTON NORTHWEST . . CONvenient to No. 3 bus and Northwestern ‘RR. Spotless and appealing completely remodeled ranch home, 5 BIG rooms, 2 BRs, 2 car garage, 2 porches, 20’ liv. room with fireplace. W. of McCormick in Haven School area. All you do is unpack! $28,900. SURPRISE AWAITS YOU! WE’VE got a 9 rm. 7 yr. old Split-level so luxurious you'll fall in love with it! 4 BRs up plus maid’s room, 312 baths, paneled fam. rm. with wet bar and fireplace, AND huge sub-basement. This custom-built home has a circular driveway, attached garage, patio with barbequer: So well maintained, you can move right in! Close to Skokie Blvd. in West Wilmette. Now $63,000. NEW Elm St., Winn. Hillcrest South Timber-Ridge Skokie B815 ENFIELD $17,900 Three bedroom home with modern kit. and bath. Basement. Decorated. Good chance to beat high rents. 233 ASBURY N 4-9020 . GLENVIEW REALTORS AV. & CO. EVANSTON BR 3-2660 BY OWNER First time offered. 3 bedroom bi-level on large beautifully landscaped lot. Custom decorated Cathedral ceiling living room-dining area; modern kitchen with built-in oven, range, disposal, Kitchen-Aid Dishwasher. Large paneled rec. room, utility and ‘storage. All tacked- down gee | and drapes_ included. Patio storage shed. Avoca, New Trier schools. $34,500. 1332 Heatherfield ae, Glenview. PA 9-1169. ORTHBROOK BY OWNER 1903 Barberry. Heathercrest. Air-cond. like new 2-yr. old Col. Slate entry; liv. rm.; din. rm.; fam. rm.; pdr. rm. Cab kit w/D.D, oven, range, lge. eat. area. Master bdrm. w/own bath and walk-in closet; 3 other bdrms. and bath. Att. sodded immed, 2-car lawn;. $42,400. gar.; S. brk. patio; 724-5308. and S.; occup. ILMETTE, NORTHEAST. BEAUT. white brk. colonial home. Reception hall, lge. liv. rm. w/frpl., sep. din: rm., sernd. porch, mod. kit., 3 bdrms., 312 baths, fully air-cond., close to transp. and_schls. Many extras included. $48,500. Call owner, 256-0052. larch 9, 1967 John Channer & Associates 525 Glenview Realtors IN WILMETTE 7 Room Stucco and Frame Home in mid-Wilmette. Living rm., Den, Dining rm., excellent kitchen w/eating area and Pwdrm. on list Floor. 3 Bedrooms and Ceramic Tile bath on 2nd. Full basement. FA Gas ht. 2 Car garage. Mid 30s. IN KENILWORTH GARDENS 7 Room Brick Colonial. 1st Floor: Living rm. w/frpl. DR, Den, Kitchen, Pwdrm. and screened peh. 3 Bedrooms and 2 Tiled baths on the 2nd. FA Ht. 2 car garage. In the 40s. IN NORTHFIELD Cozy little Brown Shingle Ranch home. Living rm. w/frpl., Cabinet Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms and bath. Utility Rm.. HW Ht. 2 car garage. No. 5 Bus to Linden ‘“‘L.”’ $18,500. Vroman-McKnight 515-4th St. ALpine TO BUY OR SELL CALL & TYSON, INC. Page 4 Deerfield Villager Opposite Highland Park Herald Classified Serving every North Shore Community from Offices in Evanston, Glenview, Deerfield, Winnetka, and Lake Forest. ‘YOU MUST SEE This charming seven room ranch in a beautiful setting on wooded property in Glenview. Living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen with builtins; master bedroom and bath, plus 2 family bedrooms and bath; family room. Sliding doors leading to patio; oversize 2 car garage. High 40s. Wallace & Orth, Inc. Rd. Glenview Roadway 3-4322 INC, ON LARGE WOODED LOT. NEAR train, schools, shopping. Hubbard Woods school—New Trier East. Lrg. center hall, 30’ x 15’ living room w/fireplace, dining room, library, bath, screened porch on first, 30’ x 15’ master bedroom w/fireplace, sleeping porch, private bath, 2 large bedrooms, hall bath, linen room on 2nd: 2 bedrooms, bath, storage on 3rd. Full basement, attached 2 car tandem. garage. Charming and een older home. Mid 50s. Mrs. O’ INC McGUIRE & “ORR, 567 Lincoln Av., Winnetka HIGHLAND PARK BY OWNER Well-cared for all. brick home on lovely street in Braeside area. 3 bdrms. w/2 CT baths, den w/book shlvs., se din. rm. and liv. rm. w/frple. also sernd. porch, air-conditioners, dishwasher in kit. and a lge. bsmt. Att. gar. Strms. and _ scrns. included. By appt. only. In high 20s. 432-3325 eves. By Owner CUSTOM BUILT CENTRAL AIR cond., 3 bdrms.; 2 full baths; brick bilevel. Birch cab. kit.: built-in oven, range, dishwasher, disposal. Liv. rm. w/cathedral ceiling; pan. den; 114 attach. gar.; auto. door. Fenced yard. Avoca, New Trier district. 251-8868. S.W. Evanston BDRMS., 112 BATHS, LG. DEN main floor. Large lot. DA 8-4048. ON Northbrook Highlands OWNER OFFERS ATTRACTIVE 3 bdrm. Colonial brick and frame trilevel. Prime location. 2 bath; fam. rm.; rec. rm. Attached gar.; Lge. lot. Built-in oven/range, disp mmed occup. $34,500. Call 381- 0609 or CR 24340. NORTHWEST EVANSTON 3 BDRM. brick ranch, 2 car gar., ideal for small family. Close to schools and transp. High 20s. 328-6904. & COMPANY 4-1102 ALpine 1-1105 EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS ONLY PArk 4-1757 GR 5-0022 LAKE-BAY Lake UN 4-2357 REALTY CO. 256-3000 Avenue OPEN s UNDA 2 to 5 130 Wagner Road Northfield Come see this well maintained yellow Colonial 4 bedroom home situated on beautifully landscaped acre. Fabulous country kitchen w/family room, 3 baths. This is country living in the city. One of a kind at $64, ae WILMETTE—WEST We offer this modern brick bi-level home for your inspection. Large living room, 5 bedrooms and 3 baths. Lots of room for only $44,900. WwW ILMETTE—EAST Are you looking for convenience? Then here is the home you have been waiting for. Hu e living room, dining room, 3 plus bedrooms. Low taxes and walk to everything. $41,500 NORTHFIELD—WINNETKA PARK DISTRICT Here is a 3 bedroom gem _ you shouldn’t miss! This brick English styled home has 2 family rooms, modern kitchen w/D and D. Avoca School. $35,500 LAKE-BAY 1400 Lake REALTY CO. 256-3000 Avenue E. SAWYER 874 446-2030 COLONIAL . 9rms., 4 bdrms., 212 baths . Family rm., study, sep. dining . Now under ye lec cams The JACOBSON co. 446-0956 system 2 storage closets. ‘throughout. Price $32,900. G instance: A stone’s throw from the Lincolnwo ( School English brick 6 rms. garage, porch for Summer joys enced yard, $29,500. t. MOGNIFICENT BEDFOD STO glish Manor, glorious views of rooms, 514% baths, filtered sw ool and ‘Gazabo ... the ultima uxurious, elegant living. ae plan and ‘picture, for $110,000 NEAR THE LAKE IN a sought-after S.E. Evanston, charmi Victorian, high ceilings, ma |! living room, marble fireplace, cious and comfortable living plus income from N.U. student q : Just $41,500. pies EXTRA! JUST LISTED . ,-. GU a buttor ... top Wilmette architecturally perfect Cape rooma, on baths, many ure art your this Tittle gem. THE LAST special ome ownershi 33,500. e: WORK IN [LUXURIO} one floor living . . ranch, 7 rms., 2 tiled ‘hela exqt paneling, Florida Room zone heat, glorious yard, $57,500 ) NEAR LINCOLNWOOD brick Cape Cod, 7 rms., 11% Pecan paneled Family Room construction, deep yard, $30 500° financing, too. perb WHERE ELSE? . CAN YOU this custom built brick Ranch blocks from Lincolnwood School) ‘ | luxurious rooms, 2 tiled baths, paneled recreation room, office 3rd bath, 2 fireplaces, $48, 500. Sadler & Hultman Inc. GReenleaf 5-0500 ALpine 21069 MORTON GROVE NEWLY LISTED this 7 room Cha style split-level in immaculate tion. Impressive entry foyer, count: kitchen with built-ins, Res cathe style living room with raised lan stone fireplace, _ and dining room, finished bre to 2 car gar., sub-basement. $46,5( NORTHFIELD NEW ON THE MARKET on on lovely 1 acre fenced; spacious living with lannon stone fireplace; go Lanai room 16 x 26 overlooking area; 3 bedrooms 11% yg expandable. 2 car gar. $48,500 LAKE FOREST Lannon stone and Nees brick America room ma, Colonial ranch; 3 master bedr master baths; ‘cathedral ceilin room and family through fireplace see- between; fully | equipped kitchen, breakfast area, separate dining room. Full bsmnt.: finished game room dag bar, 2 Z garage. Fast Boneeasion KING’S COURT es rt CORPOR TION : BROKERAGE DIVISION | 3 A. HEMPHILL & ASSO 330 W. Frontage Rd., Northf: ef Hlllcrest 6-8373 BRoadwa om WINNETKA ON Z MARKET BY OWNER contempaper any custom built tri- in the middle of wooded lot, yet m blocks to lake, transportation, schools, and shopping. A choice East ae rr There are 4 bdrms., 346 cathedral ceiling living room room, separate breakfast room glamorous paneled family room, ing on patio and terraced ga House has many unusual custom ins in dining room. familv room bedrooms and is air conditioned with rrounds automatically rm. $64,500 in upper sprinkled. brackets. appointment only. Shown HIllcrest Your Want Ad in the rose Newspapers reaches the entire North Shore market. The cost is small and the quick satisfactory results will amaze you. If you are listed in the phone I+!" book, just say “Charge ee 724-1947 ; 3-BDRM. SPLIT-LEVEL Liv.-din. comb.; lge. kit.; D/D; in oven and range; rec. rm.; util. rm.; For Where Little ads Mean BIG values! ower ig© ms., 3 bdrms., 234Ls baths : Family rm. and ‘separate dining rm. . 36 x 24’ concrete swimming pool . Ne w Trier West $ 42,500 Glen Oak Acre 225 Priced NEW L ISTINGS. PROV. 2 STORY HOME. 2 STORY eee $¢ O, yes, just 2 blocks to Sacred agg be : EAST GLENVIEW AUTHENTIC se level, nestled than 4% acre SMITH REALTOR: WINNETKA Gr een Bay Road FR. SADLER & HULTMAN In This Come inspect this snu and trim all ‘brick Colonial ranch, eautifully set on a large lot on a dead end tree lined street in best area. Walk to schools and shopping. Large liv. rm. w/frpl., Ep meh kit., din. util. rm., 2 bdrm., cT bath, plus pan. den or 3rd bdrm., large rear scrnd. porch, plus patio. A most attractive offering, in low 30s. E. SAWYER latinas: NEW SMITH NORTHFIELD OPEN SUN. 1:30 to 4:30 279 EAGER STREET NORTHBROOK DEERFIELD DUTCH COLONIAL by transferred owner. Good family living in spacious home on 1% acre. Large liv. rm., den, din. rm.. new att. gar. and 25 x 18 pan. fam. rm. w/frple. and closeted laundry adjacent to kit. and bath. 3 bdrms. and bath 2nd. All new physical features. L shaved nrivate patio. 1 block to school and public pool. Low 30s. 945-3641. By Owner APPLETON UNiversity 446-5010 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY MARCH 12 1 to 5 p.m.; 3515 Meadow Street It Glistens! It Sparkles! De-Luxe raised ranch. 3 bdrms.; 2 baths; lge living room; fruit-wood “eabinet kitchen with ige. dining area; paneled family room; 2 car garage. Price: $29,900. SEQUENS REALTY 1240 Meadow Rd. Northbrook 272-0200 Open Sundays West lands OPEN SUNDAY BRICK COLO. CENTER ENTRY hall; spacious liv. rm.; sep. din. rm.; den; kit. w/D and D: brkfst. area; lg. scr. porch. 2nd fl.—4 bdrms. (ea. has own air cond. unit): 2 C.T. baths: 3rd fl. w/storage plus 5th bdrm. and bath. Playrm. in bsmt. and addit. sev. storage rms. 2 car gar. Short walk to Central schl., train, shops. Extras incl. carpeting, drapes, etc. Low 50s. Shown by appt. only. Phone 835- 0783. Owner. Wilmette EAST GLENVIEW tit Vt! oy BASES ERT 4 BATHS,—4,500 SQ. FT. De ee Custom Built Brick Ranch ned for easy maintenance and caped for complete privacy. Has Liv. Rm. 26 x 20 with Frpl., Din. Rm. 13 x 20; btfl. 19x 14 full are Cab. Kitchen with Bar26x16 Family Rm.; 35 x 15 ie PPA ol Porch. Lower level is complete with Loun ge Rm. with Wet ar; 2nd Family Rm. with Frpl.; Game Rm.; rd gare Photo Rm.; Pow. Rm.; fice or Den; Laundrv Rm.; Workshop; Storage Rm. Also, 200 amp service, Floodlighted grounds, Central Air Conditng. ; Copper Gutters, Cyclone fencing, extra Parking Area, 2 car att. garage with elec. eye door, 35 x 23 Patio, an abundance of closet and storage space and immediate possession. Excellent financing to qualified buyer. NEW ON MARKET WINNETKA COLONIAL Wilmette Life Opposite Winnetka Talk Classified Section, Glencoe News Inside Cover Pages, Northbrook Star Pages 89 Glenview Announcements and 32 QUINLAN & TYSON, GLENCOE _ LOW 30s Attr. 7 room, 3 bedroom, lannon stone brick and redwood split-level. Birch cabinet kitchen with oven and range, 2 baths, 242 car garage. Sliding doors to patio. Lovely landscaping. Carpeting and extras. Low thirties. OFFICE Realtors—Since 1884 our picture display ads: Review GLENVIEW 312 Waukegan PArk 4-5600 Wilmette 1-0407 Winnetka Wallace & Orth, Inc. REALTORS Vroman-McKnight BRICK RANCH GLENVIEW On btflly. landscaped grounds 116 x 198, South of Glenview Rd. in parklike area is this lovely Colonial Ranch with Liv. Rm. with Frpl. and Pict. Bay; Din. Rm.; Family Rm. with Thermopane Wdw. wall to Patio; Cab. Kitchen with Brkfst, Space; lge. 1st flr. Utility Rm.; 3 tile baths (Mstr. Bdrm. has own bath); Pecky Cypress Rec. Rm. with frpl., Wet Bar and many bit-ins. plus Pine Paneled Game Rm. in full bsmnt. Home is centrally air-conditioned, also 2 car att. garage elec. controlled. Outdoor ao Tool House. Priced at only 1409 Wilmette Realtors Lincoln, Hillcrest 6-8400 Northbrook 9-0330 AL 1-0330 OWNED Custom built 9 room home on }% acre. Available immediately at the reduced price of $52,000. & STREY CR: 2-0330 PA Evanston Evanston NORTHBROOK EXECUTIVE 4 BEDROOM IN EAST $ eee LISTING CHARMING CAPE COD LOCATED in desirable Deer Park area. Living room with fireplace, separate dining room, kitchen with breakfast nook, 142 baths, 3 bedrooms, attached garage. Walk to train. In the 30s. hier KOENIG See 6-7100 NEW De Luxe Brick Ranch with Panoramic Views! The lovely Liv. Rm. with Frpl. and Pict. Wdw. the Dining area with Sliding Glass wa w. wall to Patio and the fully equipped Birch Cab. Kitchen with Brkfst. ay all overlook the btflly. landscaped floodlighted yard and beyond over the Golf Course grounds; 3 Bedrms., 2 Vanity Tile Baths (Mstr. Bedrm. has own bath); full heated basement; 2 Car gas oueOwner transferred—asking $47,500 ’ DEERFIELD WiMETTE SCHL Built in ’62, 4 bdrms., 215 baths, wonderful big family kit., ideal location for family with sm. ye 'W 40s QUINLAN ERY WELL BUILT TOWNHOUSE located on a high value residential street. Five rooms; finished basement; gas H.W. heat, deep lot with a arage. This one is different! Only 21,500, Call Mrs. Heintz for an appt. EORGE J. CYRUS ORLEANS REDUCED 4 BEDROOM Custom Built Colonial. 214 baths; lovely family room with built-in bookcases and fireplace; large country kitchen; step-saving laundry room; 2 car garage; full basement. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. Situated on attractive 42 acre lot. Must be seen to be appreciated. ROOM? See this great home with 5 big bdrms., 244 baths, huge Ist fl. family rm. In town location. Just what you have been waiting for. UPPER 40s w 51 DRASTICALLY B IG FAMILY—MORE N EW Sun. 1:30 - 4:30 3090 FLORAL s FOR DISCRIMINATING BUYER Words can’t describe the thought and nlanning that built this gracious California contemporary ranch home. For indoor living all the conveniences —for outdoor living lge. patio plus fullv equipped putting green. A really de luxe home in Glenview. SPLIT-LEVEL Hugh C. Michels and Company Open EXECUTIVE’S DREAM Beautiful home in Tall Trees section of Glenview designed for gracious living. 4 berms., 3 baths, lge. fam. rm. w/stone frpl., central air-cond. lath plaster construction, realistically priced. ARGE. CENTER ENTRANCE HALL, gracious 16 x 15 dining room for family use and formal entertaining. 28 x 15 living room with fireplace, family room with door to breeze swept patio. Master suite plus 3 bedrooms and additional bath on 2nd floor. 2 bedrooms and bath on 3rd. Near Indian Hill Country Club. Call us to inspect today! $69,500 SPACIOUS ROOM IN IMMACULATE CONDITION. 14 x 23 living room, dinin room, 2 PANELED FAMILY ROOMS, 4 BEDRMS, 215 BATHS. Master suite has daylight wall bath. Oversized 2-car att. garage. A very unusual home lending itself to traditional furnishings as well as contemporary. Price, in mid 50s. NORTHBROOK a 158 N.W. EVANSTON RARE OPPORTUNITY ON TODAY’S market. 3 bedroom contemporary, 2 bath bi-level on gorgeous landscaped lot. A real gem. Present mortgage can be assumed, monthly payments of $207 include pr., int., taxes and insur. Many extras. Close to parks, schools and shopping, only $33,000. COUNTRY PRIVACY FOR RELAXED LIVING Custom built lannon stone and brk. ranch on 14% acres of wooded landscaped ground. 7 rms., 212 baths, heated encl. porch. 2 plus garage, lovely flagstone patio suEsppesé by flowers. OW 60s Evanston BRoadway 3-5420 DRAMATIC GLENVIEW ‘ BEST BUY IN WINNETKA 9 & STREY SCHOOLS BEDROOM GLENVIEW HOME In desirable Bonnie Glen Estates. Plastered walls and thermopane windows throughout. Professionaly landscaped and bordering North Shore Country club. Immediate ah SAMUEL SHERWIN 07 Howard Street JNiversity 9-2575 TRIER estate listing adjoining Northfield Middlefork Tennis Club, you’ll love the 4 bedrooms, the family room, the 3 fireplaces (one from Robert Lincoln’s home) the numerous baths and all the wonderful features in this individually designed home. Custom built. CALL NOW TO SEE for) NEWLY LISTED S.W. EVANSTON. Immaculate 3 BR bi-level with finished fam. rm. Big sunny rooms, including big dining ‘‘L’’. Complete with ALL appliances and carpeting and ONLY $32,500. Fast possession. For Sale—H one 158 ma HH Inter-com Immed. C €0. > ar 1132 Waukegan Rd. builtbath; poss- Ee son, PArk O. 4-3700. Wallace & Orth, Inc. See Our Display Ad in The Evanston Review On page 32 NORTHBROOK BY OWNER 4 bdrms.; 2 story Colonial; 242 baths; frpl. in fam. 3 scrnd. ‘porch; Ige. rms.; cpting.; 2-car gar.; Indscpd. lot; July ist occ.; $49,500; 272-3877. E. WILMETTE, BY OWNER 2 blocks from lake; 2 blocks “L”; street dead ends on golt Charming rooms; rm.; on Dutch Ist: ‘cabinet colonial liv. rm. kit. ty wit with frpl.; maater ennai ae, ge. close en; single rm.; ba 2nd: single rm. with study; bdrm., bath. Newly decorated ALpine 1-4050. J WINNETKA mes BY OW R 4 bdrm.; 34% baths; pita | Se rag 24’ x 24’ ‘living rm. w/fr dining rm.; modern cab. eee wD and D and ‘Irge. eating area; screened porch; finished bsmnt. w/ ayroom and Irge. cedar rm.; 24’ x 14’ mas bdrm.; 2 other twin bdrms:.; yd.; 2 blks. to train, bus, shopping. High 40s. Shown by appt. ry vials 6 ROOM BRICK RANCH ON WOOD corner lot. Woodland Park. basement. Fireplace. Attached rage. Low 30s. 945-0820. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald a _ from F ; — — oe ~ Classified —I! �ae LANDSCAPED estate with ommunity hurches. Since SUBURBAN city-home of good facilities schools in a and FULLY GUARANTEED “Country Squire Series’? Bi-Levels ALL YEAR-ROUND COMFORT AIR-CONDITIONED. DOWN ite Models. Directions: Open Rd. (42A) to _ or Willow Rd., ‘west on Willow to Shermer Rd.; north 1 Shermer to Techny Rd. Turn west 34 mile on Techny to Sunset Fields. 2601 MULBERRY NORTHBROOK, ing. sawn cedar, e kitchen / is a dream. A has few a clinker all its buijt- of the other =e include: breakfast area; combination mud _ room, laundry; closet space galore; combination rm-screens; free form patio; overed garage, and top quality brand new carpeting throughout. situated on a 1/3 This acre home site. , : Newly Listed NORTHWEST EVANSTON—2_ BED- room one floor res. Low taxes. 220 wiring. ality carpeting and draperincluded. A real value at $21,900. Orrington eee 5 Grove St. Realty Co. Evanston’ DA 8-4440 ent ATTRACTIVE in convenient Park. Full CAPE COD location. Near basement with _ Gas heat. Patio and garage. THIS BRICK : good : - AND LANNON STONE h on 80’ corner lot has everything. construction. Large rated from din. room fireplace. 3 bedrooms; liv. by 2 2 ceramic rm. way tile ;. Modern kit.; family rm. Basement with paneled recreation rm. and - stoned oe lace. 2 car garage. Gas at HOME kitchen w/eating space OW (one is baths; plus utility area for washer and dryer. Two car a w/loads of storage space. ayes less than 2 years old. A real for $34,500. auworth. Res. Please UN call 4-8723. Mrs. INC “McGUIRE & ORR, BR GR 3-3220 5-1080 ~ NON-RACIAL UN ceiling; Pan. 4-0950 OWNER rec. room or bdrm. downstairs. 2 car att. brk. eer) Cent. air-cond. Mid 40s. AL 6- 18 — Classified V. J. BRADY 1850 Willow REALTY CO. HI 6-5700 Road OCCUP. LOVELY Ranch 4-BDRM. 8-rm. A fine home in exc. cond. rm. ‘w/frple. Din.rm. Att. 142 and scr. porch. 2 baths; lge. pan. rm. w/H.W. fir.; bsmnt.; drapes. Nr. Schls., bus, shops, R.R. Lot 75x 175’. Upper 30s. house Sat. and Sun. 10-5 or by PA 4-1712. , with beamed 70s Glenview-——Colonial 7 rooms, plus paneled den. baths. Full basement. Patio. pit. 2 car , $2,500 down. ENNIS R. JONES ABLE REALTY BY 945-5240 Lots of value in this pretty Roman brick Ranch on a beautifully landscaped acre. Living room with picture window and fireplace, paneled family room with barbecue and bar, Ist floor utility room, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, completely built-in kitchen, breakfast area, part basement, 2 car garage. See it today. IMMED. IDEAL HOME FOR THE LARGER imily, or family desiring some come. as 245 ar-b-q : Deerfield 12 to 5) NORTHFIELD LOCAT- comb.; den, 4 bedrooms m). Two ceramic tile Rd : SUNDAYS Day or Night ed on well landscaped lot. Living room w/wood burning frpl. and dining Z Waukegan (OPEN NEW ON MARKET. Near the lake and every convenience, striking custom home ONE OF A KIND design, accent on quality. Marble foyer opens to 2 story living rm., formal dining rm. with terrazzo floor, beamed Family rm. w/leatner floor, bit. in wet bar, corner fireplace. Large heated, glazed porch opens to patio. LATEST Formica cabinet kitchen, sep. brkfst. rm. Laundry rm. Master suite w/dressing rms., sitting rm. and bath. Children’s suite of 3 bedrms. and paneled play rm. 2 baths. Maid’s quarters. AIR CONDIT. Circle drive. DON’T WAIT. ACT now. $125,000. EXCITING APPROACH to Contemporary living. Custom 4 bedrm. RANCH on hillside lot for a family with young ideas. Attractive liv. rm. w/stone fple., dining area w/built in storage. ldeal den w/shelves and patio view. prepeaver kit. w/ample cabinets. 2 baths. Play basement plus maid’s rm. and bath. See at $53,000. SKOKIE-EVANSTON. Delightful Hemphill blt.~ Colonial. Makes sense for family living. Lge. liv. rm. w/fplc., sep. dining rm. Beautiful kitchen w/eating area. 212 baths. Paneled game rm. Scr. porch. Easy upkeep. See at $52,500. COMFORT KEYED, beautifully maintained 4 bedrm. snlit-level. Handsome living rm. w/fple., full dining rm. Paneled Family rm. Exquisite kitchen w/eating space. 3 baths. Air condit. Blt. by Greta Lederer and full of eye appeal. See lower 60s. Liv. Gar. fam. cptg., Milw. Open appt. $1,000 DOWN This freshly decorated 3 bedroom ranch in a convenient Northbrook location is a wonderful value. Large lot, 14 car garage, low upkeep and immediate occupancy. Full price $23,500. Call today. N ASH 446-9000 A Glenview Realty REALTORS EVANSTON OUR 41ST YEAR GOOD VALUES CAPE COD SETTING FOR YOUR Early American decor, this brick home has two unusually large sized bedrooms and one smaller bedroom, or den. A very comfortable home for the small family in lower income bracket. Loads of storage space in stand up attic. Washington School; $23,500. COME AND SEE IT! EVANSTON-SKOKIE ST. JOAN OF ARC AND WALKER schools. Close to Bus and shops. IT’S A HEMPHILL and in immaculate condition throughout. 3 bedroom Brick Colonial, 142 baths. Living room with fireplace and built-in bookcases. Large Separate Dining room. Kitchen has breakfast area. Screened Porch Attached garage. Quality and real value. In the Mid 30s. GLENVIEW REALTORS VErnon 5-0236 AMbassador 2-2223 640 Vernon Kahn Bldg. Glencoe RIDGE In Northbrook IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Custom built 2 story traditional Colonial home with 4 luxurious bedrooms. Master bedroom suite features a sitting room and tremendous size walk-in closets, 2!/> baths. Paneled family room with fireplace: full basement; mud room; magnificent slate foyer and winding staircase: 2 car garage. Over 3,000 sq. ft. Priced at $50,995. TOWN Walters SKOKIE 4440 KEENEY -— OPEN SUN. 2-5 DE LUXE RANCH 2 Twin bedrooms, 38 ft. family room. 2 fireplaces. Recreation room, attached garage. Beautiful location. 1 block to Oakton Bus and Shops. Lower 30s. Landwehr IMMEDIATE POSSESSION NORTHBROOK OPEN SUN 2 TO 5 330 VOLTZ Perfectly appointed 3 bdrm., 2 bath svlit-level. Centrally air conditioned. Large pan. fam. rm. with built-ins and bar., exc. kit. with all built-in appliances. Beautifully at maintained. $34,900. REAL ESTATE Park GLENCOE Av. VE 5-4455 COD Spacious White FOR OTHER GOOD BUYS IN GLENVIEW AREA ~ CONSULT Glenview Realty Established Waukegan Road 1141 RANCH 3274 MORTON “Lot A DOUBT DUE TO ILLNESS WIDOW MUST sell her 2 year old Cape Cod home, located in choice area of the North Shore. A luxurious home featuring paneled family room, separate dining room, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Suitable for a large or small family. 24 hour prior notice for appointments, please. NASH A 446-9000 No time like the present to buy the home of your choice. Why not start today? Helen G. Nixon, Realtor Money’’ THIS CHARMING brick home with 4 bedrooms, 11% baths, paneled family room, 2. car garage with electric doors, taxes $478, desirable East location is a eng ee 32, WONDERFUL Greets you from the moment you enter this Two Story beamed ceiling contemporary home. Vista Woodland Views from slide glass walls in living room and master bedroom. Wonderful family room and double fireplace. 21% baths, 2 car garage. Stop looking— this is it! LAKESIDE 457 Central Ave., LAKE H.P. ID 2-6320. FOREST BRK.-FRAME EARLY AMERICAN ranch. 4 years old. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, full basement, 2 car garage. 7 blocks to shopping and NW RR. May be bought on contract. $48,500. 63 E. Franklin Place HAROLD O. SCHULZ, BUILDERS DA 8-1949 EVANSTON WHY PAY RENT—BUILD EQUITY 3 bdrm., 1142 baths, Semi-mod. kit. util. rm. Gas heat Elec. 220 volts. Close to schls., shopping area and transp. In the low $20s. Shown by appt. or open 2 to 5 Sundays. 328-7659 HILL S. E. EVANSTON THIS NINE ROOM HOME OFFERS fenced play yard, large rooms, FOUR BEDROOMS and 2!2 BATHS, fire place, den or roan on 2nd fl.—a modest price. Call— (home: UN 9-2376) MRS. STEVENSO: BAIRD & WARNER 524 Davis Street GReenleaf 5-1855 Evanston, Illinois BRoadway 3-3855 Realty, Realtors LISTING! 1114 ACRES OF BEAUTIFU WOODED ACREAGE. Unmatched foy value—INCLUDES: 6 RM. “ONE OWNER HOME”’ CUSTOM BLT. OF LANNON ST. AND FINEST MA TERIAIS. 2 Car Att. 4 STALL-2500 Ist SQ. Floor, FT. PLUS OF LIV. 2500 SQ. SPACH FT. O FINISHED BASEMENT, Inc. a 50 25 FT. FAMILY RM. W/KIT-BATH CALL TODAY TO INSPECT THIS ESTATE-24 Hr. Appt. notice required, 2 APT. INVESTMENT— Zoned Multiple-both apts. have bee modernized-New furnace-New baths call to see today! $34,500 DeGrazia Realty Grove SIGHT dryer and REALLY FINE HOME IN prestige area that is situated on a large 80’x210’ lot. Some of the features include a large first floo FAMILY ROOM, a modern stream lined kitchen w/good sized eating area. THREE BEDROOMS and TWO FULL BATHS. Owner has _ bee transferred and wants—IMMEDIATE ACTION. Call BOB MILLER or your favorite broker to see. REALTORS Rd. Morton ALL—965-6680. washer, INDIAN A ON GROVE For Your WITHOUT JMD CONSTRUCTION CO. 945-4130 WITH 4-0600 conditioner. PRICED TO SEL ONLY—$18,950. BOB MILLER NEW HOME PArk HOME outs. Included are: air AT Entertain? PERFECT CHIEF Prestwick Lane. Priced at $46,900 with lot or will build on your site. First National Bank Building 1580 Sherman Avenue, Evanston UNiversity 4-5100 You THE 1925 DELIGHTFUL THREE BEDROOM brick home in Evanston. Clean and compact. Wonderful private back yard with stockade fence. New yard shed for storage and work shop. New Patia for your spring and summer cook DeGrazia 2 family rooms, one for the adults and one for the kids; also included are 4 large bedrooms 212 baths, formal living room with fireplace, family size kitchen with all the built-ins, Central Air Conditioning. Need we say more. ONLY $47,500. 9215 ieee.) “NORTHBROOK 5 bdrms., 2 story Colonial, 2,750 square feet with 242 baths; fireplace in family. room with beam ceiling, slate entry. Mud room on first floor truly functional with plenty of room for ironin and sewing. Lot size 89’ x 142’. Generous room sizes. Quality minded construction by custom home at Do HERE’S Brick Home with just the features mothers like. bedrooms; den; T. baths; living room with raised fireplace; ful basement and attached garage; across from park; close to everything, and only $31,500. JUST ON MARKET 4 bdrm., 142 bath home in exc. cond. Spacious rooms, no car pool nec., short walk to school, shopping and transp. Priced at $37,500. WINNETKA OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 1157 WILLOW ROAD Custom built brick split-level, 3 bdrms., 2 baths. Large fam. rm. with frpl., lovely kit with sep. eating area. Centrally. air conditioned. Well maintained one owner home. Priced at AREA HERE IS AN ALL-BRICK RANC located in choice Glen Oak Acre area; 3 bedrooms; living room wit fireplace; full basement can be a excellent rec. room; 21-car_ brick garage; large porch; lot 91x 190 Excellent home for the young famil and only $28,950. GLENVIEW Call GReenleaf 5-3100 Extension 270 located Shore Since 1903 Rd., Evanston BR 3-3900 GLENCOE Charming 4 bdrm., 3 bath Crab Orchard stone split-level, perfect for fam. liv. and gracious entertaining. Large liv. rm. with fireplace, sep. din. rm., fam. rm. Beautiful swimming og eae stone patio. Priced at 362 service. Residence Serving the North 2548 Green Bay 5-3900 Seymour Graham — Before You Buy — Check Zoning and Housing Code Requirements The City of Evanston, upon request of an owner or prospective purchaser, will inspect any property to determine compliance: with the Housing and Zoning Codes. There is no charge for this builder. GR Rds 272-5150 GLENVIEW AN ATTRACTIVE 7-ROOM SPLIT. level in immaculate condition; bedrooms; 142 baths; master bedroo is on its own level; living room with fireplace; rec. room; 2-car_ brick garage; excellent location; vicinity o Dempster and Greenwood. Low 30s. Mitchell Brothers Priced BUILDERS and GLENVIEW CAPE BEDROOM, 2 BATH CAPE COD. Large living dining room, carpeted attractive kitchen eating area by large window. Double sink, disposal, stove included. New hot water heater. Water soitner. 142 car garage plus attached covered patio. $21,500. J-H KAHN Winnetka SPACE for your $$$ 2 story Colonial. 4 bedrms. and 214 baths; sep. DR, big LR; center hall floor plan; Kit. w/built-ins; paneled fam. rm., utility rm. off kit. 2 car garage—basement. Excellent value. 801 ALpine 1-005 New Listing RANCH Bay Village Realty Co. ~ TIGHE REALTY CO. APPEALING Dsphor & Weinrich —$36,950 ,000. - 521-4th imette Wilmette Lincolnshire THIS DELIGHTFUL HOME IS CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. If you need 3 or 4 bedrms. be sure to see this! There are 245 baths. Lovely FAMILY ROOM on Ist floor with SLIDING GLASS DOORS to BRICKED PATIO and SWIMMING POOL then there’s an _ additional 25’ x 21’ Rec. room at the head of the stairway with another fireplace. ELECTRIC KITCHEN with built in oven and good eating space. FULL BASEM’T. Nothing like it in the low JUST VACATED Owner is now decorating this home. Brick and Frame ranch, w/3 bedrms. and ceramic tile bath. Lge. LR-DR comb., kit. w/built-in oven/range and nice eating area too! Corner lot, very well landscaped. Carport w/storage. Ideal home for young family. (Contract Sale to qualified buyer) Immediate occupancy.—Call and _ inspect today !—$24,750 $34,500. NORTHFIELD THIS UNUSUALLY WELL BUILT home with 5 BEDRMS. 314 BATHS. Lovely entrance hall with tile floor. 1ST FLOOR DEN and 22’ JALOUS PORCH. BREAKFAST ROOM. A good PANELED REC. ROOM with FIREPLACE. AND WET BAR. Front and back stairway. UNDER GROUND sprinkling system. This is a home for someone wanting the best. Priced in the 90s. Mitchell Brothers OUR COMPUTER SAVES YOU TIME OVERLOOKS NO POSSIBILITIES READS 40 OF YOUR NEEDS ALL AT ONE TIME INDIAN 446-2600 mily room. Liv. room; dining ‘‘L’’; tchen; 2 bedrooms; and bath on Ist. ooms and powder room on 2nd. ~ Just REALTORS 735 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield PHONE: WI 5-3750 62 Green EVANSTON OST Deerfield. EAST GLENVIEW enient to wonderful schools and a mae drive to expressway. e In Just LISTED IN KENILWORTH ceiling and peg with deck. FOR FRIENDLY ASSISTANCE IN BUYING OR SELLING CALL ON US Jeanette Fargo Naomi Murphy James B. Irwin Peg O’Connell Clifford Johnson Mary Ann Purdy Audrey Meldahl Phyllis Staats Dick Rutledge, Manager LANE ILL. SH 3-1352 BUSINESS TRANSFER MAKES extraordinary value available. handsome, practically new Coloal home consistS of four spacious f is (the master bedroom havg a dressing room) and two ceramic baths and a powder room, paneled ‘ick fireplace, beam dining eating baths, Quinlan and Tyson NEW LISTING DEERFIELD ith rough a for daily, | Edens-expressway Waukegan has SPARKLE PLENTY Sparkling Roman brick home on wooded, landscaped property down a tree-lined private lane. Inside walk to Woodland Park school. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining and recréation rooms; - $36,600 TO $50,000 Furnished in Wilmette WOODED PROPERTY If you appreciate superb construction, be sure to see this custom-built <ionial split-level in Woodland Park, Deerfield. Fireplaces in living room and recreation room: separate dining room, 3 bedrooms (master has own bath): den, or 4th bedroom; 2-car gar. $37,500. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY led family rooms, 100% wool wall-to-wall carpeting or oak flooring. n lavatories, sliding glass shower alls. Mud rooms. Tappen double oveén-range, dishwasher and disposal. corator home bright living room, separate room, work-saving kitchen with area; 4 bedrooms, 242 ceramic plus a basement. $54,900. : 3, 4 and 5 Bedrooms Y5 Baths 2 Car Garages 1 pecker 10:30 a.m. until dark _including SAT. and SUN. 1884 LIVE MODERN Every possible convenience for easy, but elegant living is featured in this 4bedroom, 212 bath bi-level in Deerfield. Impressive features both inside and out: CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING, indirect lighting, fabulous decor. Circular drive, 2-car garage with electric eye. Owner building, summer possession. $53,900. conditioned Split-Levels AS 10% Call KAHN—KAHIN Gan! CONVENIENT LOCATION Close to shopping and freeway. Relax in your own family room, with another for the children. This air- Homes lonials AS LOW Si ee Quinlan and Tyson ~ SUNSET FIELDS 13 ACRE ee 463 Roger REALTORS Williams 433-461 WILMETTE—1215 COLGATE Open house 1-5 Kenilworth Garden area. Ranch on 75’ wooded lot, quie street, 3 bdrms., 2 ba.; (din. rm. den Beaut. carpets. $34,500. WILMETTE—535 MEADOW DRIVE 1st open house on our best buy list. jewel of brk. ranch (Custom built) Quiet lane among beaut. homes Center hall, din. rm., spec. fam. rm w/book cabinet space) 11% lot sizé landscaped, 2 car garage. Low 60s. Mae B. Blackwell & Assoc. 251-3640 251-646 MUNDELEIN CHARMING 9 rm. Cape Cod w/base ment and 2 car garage. 4% blk. fro pavaes beach, Features family rm. rpl. in liv. rm., din. rm., cab. kitche w/built-ins, den or 4th bdrm., rec. rm w/frpl., 1 full and 2 half baths $31,900. The Country Cousin 119 W. Mundelein Maple Av. (Hwy. 176) 566-672( &22.500 BRICK RANCH ON BEAUTIFULL landscaped lot 50x 150 with 114 ¢ garage. Widow moving to apartmen and will consider small down p y| ment. Call now for appointment gg Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star © Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald te ‘ 446-900 March sree £48 9, 1967 �= 158 fiat: Sale Blenees KOENIG NEW 158 & STREY BUILDERS HOMES FEATURES: OENIG 3 acme & STREY A 9-0330 1-0330 FR 2-0330 KENILWORTH FRIEND screened Porch to appreciate the tree studded property. Walking distance to all conveniences. IMMEDIATE POSTSESSION. A GREAT VALUE at B59,900. I’M WAITING For that large family—I’m in East Wilmette near lake, schools, trains, churches, stores and transp. I have six bedrooms and three baths plus sun rm. and den-family room. My rooms are all spacious, light and airy and have been meticulously maintained. I’m priced in the 70s but well worth every penny. Come see me, I’m in the prime of life. LMETTE — Terrific 3 Bedrm. FOLONIAL in Fe ime location. Living m., separate Dining rm, Full baseent. coaeee Patio. Magnificent yard. ID 30s ENCOE — A cozy RANCH with a free form swimming POOL. 3. Bedms., 2 baths. Step-saving Kitchen. eated and jalousied porch. ENNETH bbard AND OF COURSE We have other homes we’d like you about—just give us a call FRIEND Woods KENILWORTH 835-3750 Dorsey Husenetter 600 Dorsey Husenetter 23 St. Johns ID 2-1484 WILMETTE The retired couple or (single person) will love the 18x18 carpeted living room with friendly raised hearth and enjoy the lovely yard and patio through large Thermopane windows. eparate dining room, kitchen has stove and new bronze refrigerator, bedroom suite. Low, low taxes and -heat. 3 block walk to Kenilworth station. Mid 20s. ANN ANDRUSS, 40 Green Bay Rd. ALpine REALTOR Kenilworth 1-7300 EVANSTON—NON-RACIAL MARCH’S SPECIAL 2 bedroom bungalow. Large living room with woodburning fireplace; pleasant kitchen with eating area; screened porch, paneled and carpeted throughout. A truly appealing home in splendid, ready to move into condition. $16,500. 229 ALBERT Emerson St. GASKIN C UNivensity 9-1669 LENVIEW: 3 BDRM. RANCH. LIV._—Comb.; 2-car gar.; new crptg., htr. Comb. strms. /serns. Lovely aon Lge. lot. $22,500. 724-2025. arch 9, 1967 to tell REALTY Bay Road Kenilworth (corner Roger) BRoadway 3-2552 & GOLEE KENILWORTH Hemphill-built Normandy Colonial of finest construction in East area. Rtc. hall, fireplace in spacious living rm., formal dining rm., modern cab’t. kitchen, brkfst. rm., powder rm., paneled 2nd fl. study or family rm., 6 bedrms., 445 baths, paneled recreation rm. Quite, unusual! WILMETT . Stone henek home of superb construction ‘and quality throughout, 2 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths, built-in kitchen, formal dining rm., paneled den with fireplace, attached 2-car garage, electric eye door. Immed. poss. 60s. NORTHBROOK Most attractive Ranch Home on lovely 144 acre lot with curving frontage. Large liv. rm., dining area bright kitchen, 3 bedrms., tiled bath, util. rm., 2 car att. gar. An impressive home. $31,500. SMART DAvis & GOLEE. 8-3200 Realtors Hillcrest 6-4700 DEERFIELD-LINCOLNSHIRE LINCOLNSHIRE BLUFFS Heavily wooded, fully improved acre 1% FEATURING DeLuxe 4 and 5 bedrm. Colonials Center entry foyer Separate dining room 246 ceramic tile baths Paneled family rm. with frple. Kitchen with built-ins Basement and 2-car garage. PRICED FROM $46,900 Imm. poss. on 2 models MODEL OPEN. DRIVE OUT TODAY! BIRCHWOOD BUILDERS CR 2-7300 811 Skokie Hwy. Northbrook PA 4-3294. . . . . . . . HIGHLAND PARK TOP LOCATION This well-built Stone 4. BR. Ranch is close to the lake. Beautiful lawns, fenced yard. Truly unique bedroom arrangement can be expandable. 4 CT. Baths, 4 Fireplaces—Air-Conditioning, recreation room, 2 Car Garage. Immediate occupancy. Idlewood Realty Co., Inc. . 653 Roger Williams, H.P. BUYER. details. Roth 3000 Call Hillcrest LOngbeach WILMETTE ATTRACTIVE WHITE 432-6776. FRAME CO- oe EV ANSTONI! Central East L. A GLENVIEW EAST—BY OWNER Charming small house. Brick and Lannon, 2 bedrooms; 114 _ baths; paneled den; screened porch; patio. Fireplace in living room. Low taxes. Easy care. Priced in mid 30s. Write A865, Box 60, Wilmette, Tl. GLENCOE 5 HIGHLAND PK. 1ST TIME. OFFER. Elm Pl. Schl.; Walk trn., schl., shp.; Lannon stone; Wd. Lg. lot; Charm. Col.; 4 tw. bdrm., mstr. w/own.bth.; 216 bth. L.R. w/frpl. full D.R.; cab. kit.; bkfst. rm.; pan. rec. rm. w/frpl.; scr. por. Only $59, 900. ID 2-4640. WILMETTE BI-LEVEL Distinctive 4 bdrm.-maids rm., 3% baths, rec. rm., walk in cedar and linen closet, brkf. area. Gar. All brick. Immac. home. Beaut. landscaping. Extras. $49,500. Call AL 1-3796. Evanston Peterson & Co. 5-1010 NORTHBROOK SPT FNDID MULTI-level!! This Jacobs-built family home offers many extra features. Center cul-desac location in a wooded East side area. Summer temperature is controlled by central air conditioning; family room fireplace toasts toes on cold winter evenings; autos are protected all year long in the attached 2-car garage. A must.to see in the low AYARS REALTY COMPANY 824 Waukegan Rd. Northbrook CRestwood 2-3550. CENTRAL EVANSTON Two 4 bedroom Victorian offerings. One has 3 baths, new decorating, new storms and screens, exterior painted. $34,500. Other has a nice yard, garage and future apt. site use. $27,500. Both are convenient to everything. VER 30 YEARS OF NORTH SHORE SERVICE mrs. MADISON and associates realtors UNiversity 9-5600 2902 Central Street, Evanston AUTOMOBILE HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification +200 this Paper! in BUILDER-LOVELY RANCH FOR small family. 3 bdrms.; 11% baths; comb. liv. rm.-din. rm. with frpl.; Kit. with built-ins; lge. eating full bsmt.; 144 car gar. $28. oH offer. Cali for appoint. 945-5330 area; NORTHBROOK BY OWNER tri-level brick; 3 lge. bdrms.; liv. Tm3. Ga: PAs. 6 ee oe: bsmnt.; 2-car gar.; $35,000, low down payment. Call 272-3414. EVANSTON BY OWNER Price going up March 15! 12 yr. old brk. ranch. Dead end street. 3 bdrms., 114 baths, frpl., porch and _ attic, Ig. bsmnt., gar. Fenced yard. Near a bus. Low 30s. 677- 7691. NORTHBROOK—IMMED. POSSESS. 3 bdrms.: 2 baths; central air-cond.; 13 x 21 ft. rm.; profess. decorated; crptg./drapes. Beaut. ldscpd. Fenced lot. Extras. By owner. $29,600 272-6732. High 40s. Call ALpine 1- 48 for i a YO ' NORTHFIELD 356 Churchill St. Exc. Pee for lar, family. rm., 6 bdrms.; liv. HIGHLAND PARK: 10 YR. OLD 10 rm. Tri-level. Lge. lovely liv. rm.. fam. rm., playrm., den, study, 4 bdrms. Scrnd. porch, 214 CT baths, cab. kit. w/all appls. Kit. erpt. Owner moving now. In 40s. 433-0479. NORTHBROOK WEST BY OWNER. CARPETED; 5 BDRMS:.; 2 full baths; lge. rec. rm.; att. gar.; Low 30s. Appt. only after 7 p.m. and week-ends. Call CRestwood 2-7424. GLENVIEW BY OWNER: 3 BDRM. brk. and stone ranch w/center entrance - fall; ...sep, din, -rm.; . Ige. natural cab. kit. w/din. area. Nicel ldscpd. on spacious lot. In the high 20s. PA 4-7921. ATTRACTIVE BRICK RANCH IN friendly Northbrook area. Lge. liv.din. comb.; newly decorated w/new eptg.; cheery Rit: 2 bag cer. tile bath; util. rm.; gar.; lge. lot. Low, low 20s 272-2645 OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1:30 TO 4:30.Will consider contract sale, clean 2 bdrm. ranch, basement; auto. heat, ar., Immed. poss. Price reduced for ast sale. 2216 West Lake St. Evanston. N.E. holy Frei ike BY OWNER Lge. executive type ce Excellent condition throughout. 5 baths; 3 w/b frpls.; paneled bsmt: w/bar. 251- 0699, fam. 312 baths; rm. lg. Central | 5. EVANSTON BY OWNE R. bi-level. 2 full baths. Pan. Gull Nr. shops and ge wy coe Oakton School id FAR NORTH SHORE AREA, atmosphere, 4 wader °: . bsmt.: . vec. 2m. a. Enclosed patio. Low “4 CE 4-3 try-like baths; garage. Details. GLENCOE ee 6 RM. HOME car gar. nice grounds, near arene trans. Zoned $32,000. Lang Real for multiple Estate, VALLEY. VE dwelling. 5-1971 MUST SELL. home ecutive type custom be because of illness. 7 rms. 212 baths. 3/4 acres. 639- si%8" GLENCOE. rustic 2 brk. choice BDRM., 2 with 2 car gara ranch West Wood Will sacrifice. acres, Call VE 97x1 5-3895 NORTHBROOK BY OWN 3 bdrm. ranch; liv.-din. rm. comb. car gar.; fully cptd.; lge. pete. Low 20s FOR SALE: 3 BDRM. RANCH tached garage; ceramic kit.; newly carpeted. = bath; o 85 x 120 $20,900. Phone 729-0309. GLENVIEW: BY OWNER; ery 3 bdrm. split level; uick possession; rd 2 car garage just re duced; 31,000. 724-8890. BY OWNER $30,000. Lovely 3 bdrm. Colonial, newly dec., carp., drapes, porch, bsmt. w/f nr. schools and New Trier E. AL 6WILMETTE—BY OWNER. NEW BELL School. New Trier West. 3 rte WILMETTE 144 bath bi-level. 217 Thelin Ct. Low 159 For Open eet 30s. AL 1-8279 Sale—Town _ Houses AT WILMETTE F. G. Hastings, Realtor NEAR South LAKE: Blvd. Good transportation. Beautifully located. | rt agg behalf ys gee conition. Easy nancies or right buyer. Priced low at $19,500. Call Mrs. May (AL 1-0550, res.) HOMEFINDERS 111 GREEN BAY RD., WILMETTE | AL I-III 2 BDRM—COLONIAL TOWNHOU S.E. Evanston with Lake views brick, private patio. and atta garage. Price reduced to $29,750. MRS. MADISON 160 Wanted WANTED $90,000. & ASSOC. to MAY 5 Buyer TO bedroom Glencoe, mette. AL home Winnetka has ETHEL 7389-5600. Buy—Houses FOR occupancy, cash. up or t W ROSENTHAL Glencoe Realty 342 Park Av. Phone 835-1800 — List with your local independent Broker. We need the following: HOUSES TO SELL! PROPERTY TO MANAGE! R: E. HOLT REALTY CO. 4 WILMETTE BY OWNER. 3 BDRM. Col.; paneled den; frpl.; new carpeting; mod. kit. incl. range, dishwasher; 11% baths; lge. a Low taxes. Mid 30s. AL 1- rm. cond. Cony. to all schls. Avail. J 20. $65,000.. 446-2665 ens after IST TIME OFFERED BDRM., 1144 BATH FAMILY HOME in Southeast Wilmette. Excellent condition throughout. $33,900. By Owner. 251-5340. 2} 2 extra rooms on ist floor. Mutschler kitchen. Low taxes. location 4% blk. from lake and or best WILMETTE 10 YR. BRK. RANCH 3 bdrms., tile kit., B.I. oven range, central A.C.. full bsmt.. 2 C. brk. gar. Many extras. Immed. Poss. Low 30s. Newton Realtors. 777-8855. Call eves. after 6 p.m. AL 1-6135. N. Just Listed A PRETTY 3-bedroom Colonial. Excellent location close to Meadowbrook, St. Norberts and Northbrook Jr. High plus trains ‘and shopping. Living room has firevlace; Dining ‘‘L’’; Basement w/paneled room. $30,900. BY OWNER BDRMS.; DEN; PLAYROOM; WALKING DISTANCE TO _ TRAIN STATION; NORTH SCHOOL AND BEACH. LOW 60s. 835-2903. BY WELL CARED FOR SOLID BRICK home. Double living rm., with firepl., dining rm., modern kit., second flr., bdrms., 1 bath plus extra bdrm. on third floor and strorage, full bsmt., 1 car garage, reasonable taxes, $27,500. For further info. Call Diana R. eye ee UN 4-5064 or office GR 5 TO NSPECT PLEASE CALL Evanston 9-1444 KENILWORTH GARDENS Definitely not another center hall Colonial. Distinctive lannon stone and brick home. Newly decorated. Living rm. w/fireplace, dining rm., 3 bdrms., 4th bdrm. or den, 21% baths. Lovely fenced yard. Private owner. Asking high 40s. Call 256-2411. EAST lonial Ranch on a beautiful site at 821 Sheridan Rd.—one block to lake— walking distance to C.T.A. and N.W. Ry.—3 bedrms.—2 full baths—spacious living room 14’6” x 25’3’’—Master bedroom—14’6” x 17’6’’. The large kitchen is 12’10’’ x 13’6’”’ and has beautiful oak cabinets and built-in oven plus built-in gas range. Large 2 car underground garage with electric eye door. The lot has 60’ frontage on Sheridan Rd. and app. 40’ on Washington—Priced in the St. UNiversity For Sale—Houses BY OWNER—NORTHEAST 10 room home,.5 bedrooms, TROUT 6-7274 1-4463 JUST LISTED IN ST. NICHOLAS Parish—brick ranch home with 5 bedrms—2}2 baths, large kitchen with loads of cabinets—3 bedrooms are on first floor. There is a full basement with asphalt tile floor and plenty of space for a family room. There is a bedroom and a bath with a shower stall in the basement. One owner home which has had tender loving care. Lovely rear yard, only $29,750 Central Corporation DFERFIELD BY OWNER 4 bdrm. split-level Colonial or quiet cul-de-sac street. Lge. GE w/dishw. 2 baths, erpt. and drps.entry, liv., din. rms: Strms: and serns. Full bsmt. Att. gar. Excellent condition. Low 30s By Appointment 945-2376 L. RINGER Winnetka 999 Linden Mortgage HIGHLAND PARK BY OWNER 1409 Ridge Rd., open house Sun. 11 to 7; modern ranch on 75’ x 180’ wooded lot; 3 bdrms.; 2 baths; liv. and din. rm.; Ige. kit.; lge. pan: fam. rm.; includes: cptg.; drapes; stove; refrig: rr sean many extras; mid 20s 831- - CUSTOM BUILT FIVE bedroom Colonial. Living room w/fireplace Separate Dining room, Cypress paneled DEN. Country Kitchen w/built-ins, eatin area and wet bar, Maid’s room an bath on Ist. Master bedroom, dressing room and bath. Basement w/paneled RECREATION ROOM. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. UNDERGROUND SPRINKLING. Many unusual FEATURES. $85,000. Little Cash GLENVIEW BY OWNER: 4-BDRM. New England Col.; spacious entry hall w/blue stone flr.; liv. rm. w/frpl.; sep. din. rm.; kit.-fam. rm.; lge. scr. porch; bsmt.; nicely lIdscpd. lot on pretty street. 1922 Larkdale Drive. Walk to trains, schools, churches, shop. Mid 30s. 729-2706. WINNETKA GR 1-5600 SMART EW LISTING .. . White frame RANCH with LOW, LOW PRICE of 8 900 and LOW TAXES, L.R. has »*F.P.; large kitcren; 2 bedrooms, easily EXPANDED. Det. garage, full basement. REALTORS Av. Green ALpine Highland Park AST ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE ome nestled on LARGE, LOVELY OODED property with its own UEST cottage. Needs a little tender, loving care and you're ready to enjoy cozy L.R. with F.P. corner, sep. D.R., 4 B.R.s., (master has F.P.) 245 baths. $49, 500, Call and let us tell you the advantages this property has to offer. REALTY OPEN SUNDAY 236 Wentworth—Glencoe This house meets all those ‘‘hard to find’’ requirements—Kit. w/eating space—bedroom and bath on first floor—paneled library—and a large family room w/sliding doors to garden—a separate dining room and 3 bedrooms and bath on second floor. In most convenient location and can be bought at a reasonable price. GROWING FAMILY NEEDS ELBOW ROOM — but don’t sacrifice charm! his distinguished Colonial offers 7 big Bedrms., a Den for the elders and Playrm. for ‘small fry. 342 baths serve he household and a Butler’ s Pantry eases the Kit. traffic. Even a large DISCRIMINATING us for additional Have 158 BUT CAN MAKE SIZEABLE MONTHly payments we can find a home for you. Consult us without obligation. We also furnish secondary financing and purchase existing contracts and mortgages. EVANSTON OPEN SUNDAY 87 Salem Lane—Evanston-Skokie A most attractive and well constructed Colonial in excellent location. Separate dining room _ overlooking large patio and garden—3 good sized bedrooms and 13% tile baths—paneled recreation room—attached garage. Mrs. Kastrup ILDER SAYS — SELL NOW! 4 Bedrm., 214 bath COLONIAL. Pan Family rm., wet bar, 2 frpls., eparate Dining rm., 1st floor Utility rm., or 5th Bedrm. Full basement. Master Bedrm., fit for a_ king. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. $59,500. SUBMIT ALL REASONABLE OFFERS! CUSTOM DESIGNED RANCH. SPAcious living room w/marble fireplace wall. Lanai room w/built-ins and travertine marble floor. PANELED LIBRARY. Master suite plus additional bath. FAMILY ROOM w/wet bar. Kitchen w/built-ins. Maid’s room and bath. Air Conditioned. Built for INC. REALTORS 38 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka HIlicrest 6-0900 Glenview Wilmette Northbrook ENNETH HILL REALTY, ATTRACTIVE, BRICK COLONIAL, Charming Living room w/fireplace, Dining room, Kitchen, Paneled FAMI LY ROOM w/fireplace overlooking lovely yard, Powder room. Master bedroom, dressing room, bath, 3 other twin size bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd. 2 bedrooms and bath on 3rd. Close to school. Early possession. $62,500. the For Sale—Houses If You GLENCOE THE FIRST CONSIDERATION MUST be the setting. Inspect this elegant home that overlooks the lake. The spaciousness and charm of the first floor invites any type of entertaining. The 2nd floor has 5 family bedrooms and 4 baths, which is ideal for the growing family. There are bedrooms for live-in help. Near schools. Make an appointment for inspection of this gracious home. INDIAN | 158 for RESULTS A DISTINCTIVE AND ARTISTIC : frame Colonial with a slate entry hall. Large living room with imported slate fireplace; dining room opens to a cheerful glazed porch. Modern kitchen with eating area, butler’s pantry, powder room, 4 corner bedrooms, modernized bath. floored attic. full basement with bath. Large fenced yard, 2 car garage. 12 block to bus and shopping. OPEN SUNDAY MARCH 12th, 2 TO 5 CALL FOR aur ae ae Sa AND APPT. TOS BUSINESS” ALL THE SCHOOLS ARE WITHIN walking distance, so is the _ train station. Spacious family home with large yard. Attractive living room with firepiace and cheerful picture window; separate dining room; kitchen with eating area; 3 comfortable bedrooms, plus sleeping porch. Carpeting and appliances included. Full basement; 2 car garage. Low 30s. 3 TO 5 BEDROOMS 1144 TO 249 BATHS RAISED HEARTH FIREPLACES LARGE FAMILY ROOMS FULLY EQUIPPED DE-LUXE KIT. 1ST FL. LAUNDRY RMS. WALK-IN CLOSETS FULL BASEMENTS MUD RMS. AND 3 CAR GARAGES OODED AREA ALK TO SCHOOLS OR Ring RINGER IS OUR —see us! We have buyers waiting for houses and properties of all kinds. Listings urgently needed. For a ‘‘good deal,’’ at the best price and PROMPT ACTION, let us hear from you. COLONIALS, SPLIT-LEVELS, AND ONE RANCH PRICED FROM $36,900 TO $46,500 STOP FIRST AT HOME NUMBER 3807 KNIGHT ST., GLENVIEW INDIAN HILL REALTY, INC. IF YOU WANT TO SELL... ASK ABOUT OUR HOME TRADE-IN PLAN THESE For Sale—-Houses ‘“‘YOUR HOME AVAILABLE NOW IN ESTABLISHED AREA OF GLENVIEW ICHECK For Sale—Houses 403 Wheeling E. Dundee Rd. ee 537-6494 Wanted: 3 Bedroom Ri arian PRICE OPEN. BUYER ETHEL HAS CASH. ROSENTHAL Glencoe Realty 342 Park Av. ATTENTION Phone 835-1800 APRIL HOME SELL, ERS Don’t wait for green grass—we’ now! Want 4 bedrooms-price $30,000 to $40,000 in Be aay mette, brook. 5-4000, ES) Glencoe, Northfield . Call HI 6-8214 during PE Ext. now—we’re __oceupy. PRIVATE 263 in evening. ready to buy. Can wait +2 : PARTY DESIRES gant 2 story 4 bedroom eatern part of Hi ie Glencoe. Write A-8 mette. WANTED 4 BEDROOM income & HOME property. Top quality CALL 288-6757. ELE. home Park 60, in WITH only. “ne FROM OWNER. 3 OR home near elevated Evanston. Phone WANT TO BUY er. PRIVATE room 274-2660. HOUSE Wilmette-Logan bedroom School MORE BDRM. in Wilmette or home. FROM OWN. School area. AL 1-8279 PARTY house’ Dist. Call in WANTS Winnetka $40,000 or under. ALpine 1-2729. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald 3 : 4 Geochen : Classified — AG é �161 For Sale—Vacant Property Wethed tn tiyntheases WA D: 4 TO 5 BEDROOM. THIRTY-SEVEN PRE- Southwest fer hg pet May or June occupancy. “y UPto $70.000. Buyer has cash. ETHEL FT. Wilmette ROSENTHAL NEW TRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT Approx. 2/3 acre. Heavily wooded. Sewer and water. Ideal for modern home. $16,500. NASH 446-9000 GLENVIEW CHOICE HOMESITE See and buy ideally situated lot now. Plan and build time for fall term. Schools, parks, sports activities galore. Your kids will love you for it. Tom Sullivan, PA 4-1356, day-eves. NORTHWEST EVANSTON 50x 150 near Willard School. Two blocks to bus and five blocks to C. & N.W. Priced at $12,500. MRS. MADISON & ASSOC. 869-5600. : OK eda: es and great 132’ x 330’ with many fruit beautiful evergreen border. spot to build a home, adjacent to other fine homes. $14,000 .ENVIEW ‘wo improved residential vacant lots - available at dead end on Royal Oak -Lane surrounded by fine homes. EACH $19,959 gies" RENCTAS. VACANT GLENCOE An unusual opportunity as this homesite has 71’ frontage and 210’ depth. Sewer, water and streets are in. Price AVAIL- uses—apt. medical center, ree aen corner 146’ x121’ in er Park. Call today for informa- -i KOENIG $9.500 NASH & STREY HOMEFINDERS G. One Hastings, - Realtor 164 YOU BUILD YOUR Glenview estate area? acre - wooded. $35,000. Call Mrs. Rosene (272-3226, Deerfield? WiLMETTE, 65’ fronting Green Bay village, zoned for light industrial. Call and 4, Mon. through WILMETTE WHERE WILL NEW HOME? Landscaped teschool. $12,000 Highland Park? 142 acre. Call Mr. 3/4 acre. 166 _ ‘Near golf course. 00. tae Call Mrs. Englehardt lencoe? 4% yg New Trier E. es rights! $35,000 ‘ Call Mrs. Rosene ge a (272-3226, BAY AL I-11 11 LAKE FOREST 716 Central Ave., 167 SCENIC bp ola ponds, Ask BEAUTY tennis’ for court—from plat. ‘Sadler & Hultman Inc. GRreenleat 5-0500 ALpine 1-1500 Can connect to Sanitary Sewer and BAIRD & WARNER 151 Waukegan 24-1855 4 Rd. Glenview, SNOW ; 169 3642 quiet community. Ideal to build your dreams. $6,600 HOICE _ zoning, LOT 31 FT. $6,000. DENNIS R. ABLE 609 FT. xX 140 residential the X home 169.9, of Sales UN 4-0950 Crost NOW An Also several fully improved Half tes Lincolnshire, priced Acre from BIRCHWOOD REALTY CO. CR 2-7300 $11 Skokie Hwy. Northbrook PA 4-3294. EVANSTON Units. nings 150x175. call Mrs. Sundav Hauworth. “McGUIRE & ORR, and eve- UN 4-8723. INC. GReenleaf WILMETTE TOP CENTRAL LOCATION IDEAL FOR STORES, CONDOMINIUMS OR 2 ADJOINING FT. AND MITCHELL BROTHERS 5-1080 ZONED BOFFICES, APARTPARCELS TGR 5-3900 LAKE FOREST PROPERTY 314 ACRE wooded lot with ee First road south Knollwood C.C., oned 112. sites. ,000. Write A- 856, "Bex 60, Wilmette. linois. NO RTHFIELD— Road, North. Low -V. J. BRADY ON ACRE price HAPP of $10,000. REALTY 1850 Willow Rd., Northfield ot Store, Inc. Additional TO North Shore CO. HI 6-5700 Service Sale MOVING? you RESULTS! WILL SELL YOUR Furnishings and All Household Appointments, EVEN The Family Car—With NO Effort On Your Part! Largest List of House Sale BUYERS and Most SATISFIED Clientele. Estate-Probate Sales and Insurance . Appraisals Carefully Handled SALES CONDUCTED "THE TRIO" Mesdames DREAMS ANTIQUE: gorgeous ORNATE BRASS DBL. BED (prettiest I’ve ever seen); wal. wash stand; sm. ORIENTAL RUGS; what-not _ shelf; slat-back Shaker’ _ rocker; wooden __ treasure chest; toy LEAD SOLDIERS; fine china; collections of CROCKERY and pitchers; lge. art glass bowl. ‘NEW BUT NICE: HEKMAN end tbl.; white tole fl. lamp and tbl. lamp; hi-fi; wall ABACUS; sm.-: chrs.; ete. OH SO PRACTICAL: garden tools; wash machine; SINGER sewing mach.; tw. bed; dehumidifier; lady’s clothes; etc. Phone no. AL 1-6645 sale days only. orig. signed John T. McCutcheon cartoon DEBORAH GOLDEN GOLDEN ERA SALES UN 9-2022 call anytime GR 5-0127 SUN., MON., "The TUES. Lake Shore MAGNIFICENT Chgo. 3C FURNISHINGS: ROM Dr., lavish 10 rm. int. dec. apt., incl. custom-made elegant and unusual] furniture and appointments; antiques; silver; Wedgewood; orig. paintings; bric- a-brac; wall treatment; mirrors; drapes; carpeting; spreads; china: linens; fishing equip.; girl’s bike and misc. Everything goes!! Conducted by SECOND 677-0341 oe CHANCE AVENUE, WEST EVANSTON LOCKE CONDUCTED SALES ALpine 6-0816 172 For Sale—Household Goods "SELLING OUT" FLOOR SAMPLES EVERYTHING MUST GO 4 pc. Bedrm. Sets Sofa Beds-Sleeps 2 5-pc. dinette sets Bunk Beds Hollywood Beds 7 drawer Desks 1144 Blks. E. of ‘‘L’”’ Station Daily to 6. Mon., Thurs. to 9 Sun. ADD COLOR TO A DRAB fringe and “conversation piece’’! cost will be a pleasant you'll ROOM have By reisman-riskin-warsaw Phone For App't. ID 2-3107 HOUSEHOLD CONDUCTED SALES APPRAISALS, SALES, MARKING BETT TTY BOUGHTON ALpine 1-2477 Call evenings PAIR $19.95-$9.99 For Less” CO. Evanston GR 5-4900 SALE IN 4 DE LUXE MODEL HOMES SENSATIONAL DISCOUNT MUST SACRIFICE EITHER CASH OR TERMS WE DELIVER SHINNER INTERIORS 296-777 "APARTMENT SALE" a low GOLONDERETS; 3 CRYSTAL elec. ceiling chandeliers: 5 tier crystal antique chandelier; antique chest; Bavarian marble clock: 92 piece china; Royal Dolton tea set; engravings; oil and water color paintings; Viola (1801); drum table; coffee table; Dresden Italian and Bavarian figurines; pair of Italian commodes; side tier, ‘and end tables; small writing desk; Tiffany type and other lamps; 6 ft projection screen; Governor Winthrop secretary; gossip bench; Audubon prints; mahog. din, table; dehumidifier; bed side tables; office chairs; 5 tier desk letter files. Milk and Ruby glass; misc. vases etc. AllAL 1-5515 all items priced to sell. week. WILL SACRIFICE 7 PC. CHERRY early Am. bdrm, suite incl. desk and chr., all glass tops; matched turq. Prov. liv. rm. chrs. and comfortable curl-up gold lounge chr., all plastic covered; GE 2-dr. refrig. freezer, both frost free, less than 1 yr. old; gossip bench; window fans; kit. and din. rm. pes. Sunday, March 2 34 an. ta5 ee Schwartz, 5302 N. Kedzie, Chicago. MAPLE DRESSER; DBL: BED W/BOX spring, $50 for all. Maple bridge lamp, $3.00; Kitchen base, $5.00; 3 pe. breakfast set, $10; 9x 12 gray broadloom rug w/pad, $10; 8x12 gray broadloom rug w/pad, $5.00; 2 bookcase hutches, $10 ea. lg. metal wardrobe/linen cabt. comh., $20; 9 x 15 wool beige rug w/pad, orig. tost $185, sell for $50. Call DAvis 8-6062 after 6 p.m. APPLIANCES BUILDER'S MODEL FURNITURE SALE BUILDER’S UNUSUAL MODEL OF Henredon, Heirloom, Taylor furniture in liv. rm., din. rm., bdrm. and kitchen pieces. Saturday and Sunday only. 909 Greenwood St., Evanston. Open 11 to 5. FOR SALE: GE REFRIG. FREEZER $75; porch rugs 12x18, $20; girls white student desk and chair; $40: girls matching white dresser and mirror $60; student desk $20: mahog. hi-boy $10; secretary $15; box spring and mat. $10: studio couch $15: power mower $25 kit. table and 4 chairs, $20. 251-3724 DISCOUNT CRIB SALE Lullabye-Edison-Childcraft-Storkline from Juvenile General 1433 Milwaukee BRASS 2644 Green $19.99 items at discount Discount Av. EAGLE Bay 869-6660 Rd. prices. Mart AR $40, $20; 16’ 7’’ W. lamps; $70; pictures; black metal metal tble. cabinets misc. 445 Sherman, Evanston. C. Hal G.E. PORTABLE DISHWASHER, DE luxe model, $125 or best offer; G.E a0" portable fan, $15; Servel room ai conditioner, $25; fireplace screen an andirons, $20. 11 x 13 nylon tweed rug with pad $25; Berns air kin een window fan$20. O# UPHOL. CUSHIONED LOUNGE CHR. uphol. chr. w/slipcover; studio couch 65’’ fruitwood coffee tbl.; 40’’ leathe top mahog. coffee tbl.; bik. birdcag light fixture; steel wardrobe; drape 284”’ x 102’’, 92°’ x 57” and 170'' x 39” misc. 1087 Oak Ridge, VE 5-2642. NEEDLEPOINT CHAIRS; DROP leaf mahog. table; Maple chest o drawers; aresser; night table. Tez wood nest of tables; Teacart. Dor thy’s, 1231-35 Chicago Av. Call GR “4 8696 when selling Furniture, Antique Cut Glass, Old Jewelry, Misc. PRIVATE: ANTIQUE BRASS BUDDI head (Peace Hand): Archaic mar: head; antique marble bust; antic pair ‘pink lustres; 4 Delft plates, 16 collection of fine modern and anti paintings. Other items. By appoi4 ment only 674-4587. 17TH CENT. BOMBE FRONT M4 quetry — z=: 18th cent. mahogz chairs; ict. rose carved s chrs. on ‘comfortable arm chr.: pierced fenders. LINDWALL'S, Oak =. Winnetka, 12 blk. W. ofG Bay Road. MUST SACRIFICE: 2 MATCH} couches, white w/gold thread; 2 bl end tbls. and coffee thl.; 2 tbl. lam dresser; cafe tbl. w/2 chrs.; bar stools; 15x18 It. green wool r blond console TV; vacuum clea w/attachments. DAvis 8-9049 eves. COLOR blue Tbls. nental mono A ms TV ZENITH CONSOLE. 2 silk sofa, cut velvet cushir and lamps. Rd. marble ce tbl. w/4 chrs. Genuine Ki ancestral portrait, other wo Solovox piano attachment. MUST V.M. RECORD PLAYER, FM TUNER, amplifier in wood cabinet w/separate floor speaker, $180. Secretary-desk, stool, $80; solid maple Colonial desk, matching chair, $40; 2 piece bookcasecabinet, $35; metal storage shelves, $20; single mattress, springs, $20. Many other furniture and- household items. Telephone: UN 4-3845 or 256-3647 USED For Sale—Household Goods . COMPLETE WALNUT DIN. RM. § including 42’’ round table and 2 lea with pads, 6 chairs, breakfront buffet; 84’’ gray down sofa; Reginz luxe heavy duty elect. buffer; e 3 blk. Angus rotisserie. 967-9822 REFRIGERATORS from $59.95 AUTOMATIC WASHERS $79.95 DRYERS $69.95 from $69.95 RANGES RECONDITIONED GUARANTEED FREE DELIVERY NORTH SHORE REFRIGERATION Crawford and Simpson (Golf Road) to 5. The low surprise. $20-$9.99 Best Benson or cover up a badly worn spot in your carpeting? Pick out a new or used broadloom remnant in the color you want, we’ll round the corners and add deep $3. $3.00-$1.49 FURNITURE SALES . of Sherman Garden Apts. (Ring Loflin bell), Thurs,, Fri. from 9:30 to 4:30. Estate sale so must sell coral davenport; coffee and_ side tables; perm. card table w/4 chrs.; dinette table; Mediterranean bedroom set w/twin beds, chest, dressing table; desk; secretary; Rogers silver and misc. china and kitchen ware. Sale by Jeanette Caskey. MAY $5-$1.99 $25-$6 .99 $2.50-$1.19 $2. 95-$1.49 - AA FURNITURE 1621 677-8990 eee Evanston 50% OFF FLORAL TABLE AND accent pcs . . GOOD SELECTION . $69.95 imp. lamp $35 . . $10.95 mirror $ . sev. record cabs. $10 Single box pees $25... : $25 Commodes $16 ... Mr. and Mrs. Chairs and Tt: $98 .. Colonial Sleeper, —v print $215 . Coral love seat ~—# something for every room... 10 a.m. eas 3500 1421 Sherman TWO ANTIQUE OAK COMMODES $45 ea.; Bridgestreet rocker $35; antq. glass front case 60’’ x 35’’ x 12”’ w/carving $55; Vict. oak lamp tbl. 2016’’ x 30”’ x 30’’, $22; 4415” x 3415”" mirror in antq. gold frame $28; two doll houses $15 and $8; antq. rocker-high chair $30; child’s 6-dwr. chiffrobe $25; marble cig. tbl. $12; maple end tbl. w/drawer $15; antq. cherry English settee $60; early Am. (like new) spice rack w/dwr. $3.50 ea.; wrought iron plant stand $5; antq. yarn measurer $30; (painted) antq. pine high-chair $10; much miscellaneous. AL 6-1572. 1917 Church St. UN 4-0277, UN 4-0289 Mon. and Thurs. to 9—Saturday to 5:30 YES, WE WELCOME ALL MIDWEST BANK CREDIT CARDS REFURNISHING? “THE TRIO" Better HOUSE Sales SPRING EVANSTON CARPET AND CLEANING CO. 69 Years of experience will insure House at 1721 WASHINGTON, WILMETTE (3 blks. N. of Wilmette Av., 6 biks. W. of Green Bay). Charming hse. w/ lovely old furn. and bric-a-brac. Thurs., March 9, 10 to 5 Sat., March 11, 10 to 2 NO FRIDAY —TO Residents Who wish to dispose of their household furniture direct to the public : MAXIMUM Conducted LIGHTHEARTED MOVING. HIDE-A-BED $75: USEL baby crib, high chair, potty seat and cal’s colt, sand box, baby shoe fly kidney shaped dressing table witl glass top and mirror. Misc. vases. Lg port. wardrobe. Freezer chest in good running order. For invalids, bed sid toilet commode, walker, rubber ring bed pan and wash basin. GR 5-1232. ALL MAHOG. BUFFET. $125: NES tbles, $40; bdrm. suite, $300; J eptg., padding, 101 sq. yd., $700 studio lounge, matching drapes, $60 chrs.; lounge, $65, pullup. $35, barre $40, small, $15; draw drapes, 9’ PIECES OF USED,. DAMAGED, and unclaimed luggage. Priced to oe our storage space. Mostly $2 to BAKER BREAKFRONT BURL WALnut English crown glass 3 top doors, 5814” long, 15’’ deep, 7912’’ high, like new $450; Tomlinson mahogany bedroom suite dresser 6012” long, 3412” high, 20’’ deep; Mirror 4815’’ long, 37’’ high; night table 23” high, 1815’’ deep, 23144’’ wide; twin size beds including box springs, mattresses, $175; Zenith color combination model 7120 H.V. stereophonic high fidelity, F.M.; fruitwood cabinet 3112’’ high, 27’’ deep, 63” long, like new $600. Aqua upholstered Lawson davenport 75” long. 32’’ wide, 30’’ high, Niemann custom built $100. OR 6-0180. WOULDN'T YOU LIKE A SMART AREA RUG? OFFERS by House AN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A Downtown Apartment Site Zoned R-7, 65 of Its Kind Furniture SALES CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED PARKER FURNITURE CO. 1560 Howard St. 764-2206 Furniture Aepensnere Since1 GLENVIE ; FULLY IMPROVED VACANT LEN OAK ACRES AREA 171 172 68 Sew Kits Jewel Boxes Tote Bags Travel Slippers Jewel Box Life after shave Tnermos Totes Elect Fortune Telling clock 2 Pounder suit and shirt carrier REFURNISHING, MOVING? Second Chance will conduct sale of furnishings in your home at no cost to you. Large following. Call Miss: Morgan 677-8990 677-0341 3 a0" $130 $ 80 80 80 50 Conductors Establishment ea CHANCE 172 Bor SaleacMouselield Géods Kaehler Luggage “Save 40 to 60% The Oldest Most Reliable JONES SECOND PLACE By Popular Request R-5 REALTY of State Appraisers—Auctioneers— NON-RACIAL BEAUTIFUL LOT, ft., in attractive ID 3-0210. ON LAKE GENEVA IN FLORIDA MARKET IIl. 588-1855 H.Pk. Lake lots and acreage near Keystone Heights, Florida, 40 minutes from Jacksonville. Good buys now on cash and short terms. Clyde W. Simpson & Co. Realtor Atlantic Bank Bldg. Jacksonville 2, Fla. Or write P.O. Bx. 380, Glenview, Il. a well to fine water. One of the remaining lots in a very desirable area. Now just $13, Call MR. EMER , REALTY For Sale—Out NO ‘GLENVIEW 1 ACRE VACANT GLEN OAK ACRES AREA ENTRY ON WAGNER ROAD PARK 1,000 ACRES—LITTLE LAKE GENEVA with about 829 feet of Lake frontage and other advantages including Green Belt Law appraisal of $50 per acre and about 15 mil tax rate. For very limited time, $250 per acre, 29% ‘cash down, balance in first and 2nd mortgages at 6 % interest. Other properties available. Clyde W. Page & Co. Realtor Atlantic Bank g. Jacksonville 2, Fla. . Or write P.O. Bx. 380, Glenview, Il. and seclusion, private estate will sell a fast 3 parcels from 11% to 2 acres, entrance gates, private ‘winding road, i For Sale—Iinvestment Properties SUNSET From the Buggy Wheel Antiques 1135 Greenleaf, Wilmette Offers A Service of Appraisal of household goods for insurance, estate, and sales purposes. Our loyal mailing list and our long experience assures you of satisfactory results. Phone AL 1-2100 or HI 6-3037 Mar. 12, 13, 14— Property LARGE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY IN DOWNTOWN HIGHLAND PARK $110,000 Ask about our See TSS Ie sites. Invest now in this area. ZONE RD., WILMETTE UNPARALLELED For Sale—Business HIGHLAND res.) NERS GREEN VACANT LOT Rd., center of commercial and owner between 9 Fri., AL 1-8155. NORTH EVANSTON $42,500 1926-28 Central Street. 45 ft. front. 4,370. sq. ft. Zoned B2. One _ store rented, one vacant. NASH 446-9000 res.) Walk Hastings. Secluded 446-9000 LAST PRIME LOT IN SOUTH EAST Winnetka adjoining lake property. 129 ft. frontage, private beach rights. Walking distance to New Trier East. Seymour Graham Real Estate 362 Park Av., Glencoe. VE 5-4455. Wilmette Northbrook Glenview Fg SUBURBAN Conductors JEANETTE CASKEY - Northfield-Northbrook Residential vacant available. Greeley me: Improved lot, 46’ x 165’. rece ou a a MINUTES FROM TRI-STATE TOLLway. 42 acre, 100’ frontage. Improvements in. In area of fine homes. $600 down, Excellent terms. 231-1025. Agent. OWNER 2 OR MORE BDRM. IN WILMETTE OR SURROUNDING AREA. $20.000 OR LESS. PHONE: 764-0233 EAST WINNETKA containing Sales IN home and 2 car garage which are now in beyond repair condition. Property is sates R-1 residential. $13.500. ART & GOLEE INC. HI 6-4700 DA 8-3200 BR 3-3660 NORTH . a «AC 169 Appraisers—Auctioneers— FRONTAGE 6-2060 ANTIQUES Evanston SELL CARPETING: SHUTTERS; TAE chairs; desk; draperies; other he hold items. 328-7581 weekdays Sunday 9 to 12 a.m. DROP LEAF BR. MAHOG. “EXT sole’ table, 2 leaves, tbl. pads, mod. chrome aluminum folding An ican Wheel chair, Serial used w/5”’ front wheels, stery, $40. HI 6-1854. 9451, ha plastic up COLDSPOT 1612. CU. FT. FR less refrig.-freezer. Auto. icemake cu. ft. bottom freezer. Every de | feature. Finest 16 Coldspot ma py $489 in June, Moving. $265. U; 0 TO 50% OFF-SALE ANTIRURS: NEWLY OLD ANTIQU’ AND EARLY ATTICS. The Tattersalls, 1139 Greenleaf A Wilmette. Tues., Thurs., Fri. 10 DROP LEAF OVAL WAL. TBL. cane chrs.; chests; rockers; cot and libr. tbls.; cane hi-back ch bookcases; china cabs.; lam bP 829 Chicago, Evanston. . BOOKCASES-DESKS-CHESTS, ETG UNPAINTED FURNITURE MART: Largest Selection - Discount Prices 7550 N. Milwaukee Ave. (At Harlem 4 Open Mon. and Thurs. evenings. OPEN. SUNDAYS 11 to 3 763 SALE: CARPETING NYLON $5 sq. yd., now $3.85 yd. Compl Pt ead and remodeling old carn all ' 864-5551. ACE CARPET CO. 1620 Maple Ave. Evanst LEAVING CITY. MUST SELL FA compl. bdrm. set; TV; Form. dine set; drum, coffee and 2 lamp tbles 9x 12 carpet: rugs; lamps; drape misc. BR 4-0739 between 11 a.m. p.m. MY LOSS IS YOUR GAIN SACRIFI 4 rms. of almost new furnishing (never used by children) at ‘‘unbelie able’ prices. Call AN 3-2989 from to 5 and “764-9519 evenings a weekends. ADMIRAL tor. 3/4 +42 ton Carpeting. items. Call AND window Dresser. Friday. 14 REFRIGER! air conditione Miscellaneo 274-9221 MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY Furniture in builder’s model home Compl. rooms or ind. pieces. Must ¢ to believe. Free delivery. Cash terms. Model Homes, 437-1364. FURNITURE SALE: NEW AND USE Also, repairing, refinishing, upholste ing. Cane and rush seats installe Weber’s Furniture Co., 829 Chicag Evanston. UNiversity 4- 6600. HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD TWIN BE room set. Pr. chests, vanity, a mirror, stool. night stand, box sprin: mattresses. 251-3002 eves. and wee ends F �LAIR” Kew Sele~-Heusebold ‘Soads 172 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! Clearing out furniture from model homes. Complete rooms or individual i” ieces. Free odel Hom delivery. HOTPOINT Cash or terms. 537-6770. REFRIG., BUILT-IN range top and dbl. sink to match; 2 Formica counter tops; kit. set; bei e rug and draperies; gold bdsprd. Zenith TV.; misc. PA 4-9059. MOVING,. 92 YARDS BEIGE CARP.; 30 yardsof green nylon carp.; custom wall-to-wall draperies for liv., din. and bdrm.; 132 ton window air cond. Best offer. OR 6-0067. 2 RCA GE. MAHOG. COCKTAIL TBL., AND 2 match. end tbls. w/glass tops, orig. cost $250, now $60; 2 match. uphols. occas. chrs., $15 ea.; 2-pc. sect. sofa, $50. All exc. cond. 724-4439. Store CARPET CLEANING PROB- | life—Blue Lustre carpet and ‘ULL §Z. stove; dishes; MATTRESS AND refrig.; small linens; glassware; cond. p.m. GReenleaf 5-6314' SPRING; rugs; misc.; before TV: perf. 5:30 6” SOFA WITH BOLSTERS COVered in red and beige Mediterranean motif, $400 value—reduced to $285. Brandt Interiors AL 1-3543, 801 Ridge Wilmette. +#PC exc. $150. ey PINK CONTP. SECTIONAL cond. w/plastic covering, for Several nice ceiling fixtures ea.; white lavatory bowl $15. 328- PON’T MERELY BRIGHTEN YOUR carpets . .. Blue Lustre them .. eliminate rapid resoiling. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Ace Hardware, Glenview. IF CARPETS LOOK DULL AND drear, remove the spots as _ they appear wiah Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Millen V&S Hardware, Wilmette. DECORATOR SELLING OUT QUALity floor samples. Sofas, _ tables, consoles. 1 slightly used sofa. Also fine imported accessories. Very reasonable. ED 4-1030. MOVING FROM LINCOLNWOOD, must sacrifice 3 pe. beige sectional; 8 pe. din. rm. set compl.; kitchen set, chrome and Formica. OR 4-8564 after 6 p.m., all day Sat. and Sun. DOUBLE BED WITH MATTRESS, inner springs and matching 5 drawer chest, in fruitwood finish. Ideal for guest room or summer home. Call 251-4957 after 6 p.m. 12 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER, $75.; 6 light din. rm. fixture, white and gold. Plastic folding shower door a tub, white w/gold trim. DA 8- 40 yards gray wool carpeting Good condition. TIQUE > PIE Call OR SAFE, Refinished. Also “‘Primitives’’ WI 4-6772. TIN DOORS. old 37’’ cupboard. 5-3971 after 5 p.m. or Home Freezer 172 For Sadbicdisasekold Goods . 172 HEAVY BSMNT. CARPET SALE TOP QUALITY N. Clark, Chgo. PR. MUST BE SOLD 6 model homes of furniture. 1 year old. 42 to 70% off. Will separate, terms. Empire, phone WE 5-3191. Universal Gas ‘AQUA ——_ chil CARPETING, SWIVEL white dra aqua custom CHRS.; 3 ange and _ silver "s rocker; Harvest rotisserie. Table. made Stove DISHWASHER fl. 2657. 8-10. 4-0225 COMPLETE LIVING RM. AND DIN. rm. furniture. Italian Provincial Like new condition. CALL 338-1543. 2 SETS OF SEALY POSTUREPEDIC twin size mattresses, complete with headboard and frames. Never used. $250. Call 465-7917. DINETTE chairs; SET junior din. HIGH WITH table with Excellent condition. Call AL CLEANER $20. Dealer. 1-7290. 300’ wee. Sites. set, . ROPER Ca SOR Z | GEORGIAN 1 set; Call 9 SET; COCKTAIL brass and reasonable. TABLE, glass, exc. RM. Call NEED ODD PIECES OF CHINESE Chippendale dining room furn., or complete set. Call AL 1-3848. MUST dining buffet JENNY LIND SINGLE BED, $15. Rollawy. bd., $15; Single bed hdbd., $3.00; Dresser, $8.00; Maple desk, $10; 2 brnr. hot plates, $8.00. 864-7773. LIGHT WOOD. BEST OFFER. 729-3061 MAHOGANY DOUBLE POSTER DOUble bed; large dresser with mirror, $35; small mahogany spinet desk, $12. UN 4-2428 after 9 a.m. SPOTS BEFORE YOUR EYES—ON our new carpet—remove them with lue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Bernard’s Hdwr. Evanston. DESK w/exec. type swivel chair. Oiled walnut; almost new; best offer over $100. Call 272-5986. 2 LOUNGE SH 3-1582 CHAIRS; LAMPS. CALL Sat. and Sun. anytime. ANTIQUE OVAL DIN. TABLE, good condition. AL 1-2105. See 2105 Glenview Road, Wilmette. VERY after 6, THREE QUARTER BED, MATTRESS, box spring and frame. Excellent condition. Call 256-0049. G.E. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER, self defrosting. Westinghouse electric stove with double oven. Reasonable. Call OR 5-5563. LIV. ROOM lamps; kit. buggy; lge. dresser; benches. RUGS TABLES; set; 6-yr Good A cond. MESS? 2 crib; CHAIRS; hi-chair; redwd table w/4 YO 5-3223. CLEAN FOR LESS $80; WING and_ chair lamps; $5.00 MOVING, MUST SELL, BEST OFFER. Exe. cond. Philco 40” elec. rane w/broiler, deep well; Westinghouse 10 u. ft. mod. design refrig. 433-4439. ~ Call a re p.m. 675-1317 ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANER Model-automatic G. Like new. Attachments, bags and power nozzle. $125 Phone 945-5165. HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC WASHING machine slightly used $115. Hamilton dryer $25. PA 4-4046. BEDROOM SET. 5 PC., LIGHT GRAY walnut, exc. cond., $145 or best offer. Also, sectional sofa and marble coffee table. Beaut. 583-3580. CONTEMP. ELM WOOD DROP LEAF table, 4 uph. chairs, chest w/china cab. top. Pads and leaves incl. Also lamp w/attach. tbl. 835-3109. MAPLE LIV. RM. SOFA, 9 FT, LONG ANtique gold silk, tufted. 2 den sofas, with attached tables. All in excellent cond. Please call OR 6-0164. ~ BUNK W/MATTRESSES. TION. $50. BEDS TV GOOD CONDICALL PArk 4-9414. ATTRAC. KROEHLER SOFA condition with blue-green silpcover. $30. Call 869-9017. IN GOOD patterned MOVING TO CALIFORNIA ALL HOUSEHOLD ITEMS FOR SALE, Very reasonable. Call LO 6-9155. SPANISH COCKTAIL TABLE 41X 41” sq., hod g unusual pc., $75; large 4 color mural mountain scene framed 69 x 49’, $15. 864-8873 after 6 p.m. CONSOLE; ROUND cocktail table; sofa bed; Reasonable. Call 966-9860 CERAMIC Danish sofa. TV tractive Call YO LARGE walnut 5-1266. console SCREEN AT- cabinet. $125. S.J. CAMPBELL SOFA—BLACK, 10 ft. long, slight curve, 2 sections. Excellent condition. $100. Call UN 4-2730 STURDY, ATTRACTIVE SOFA, 100” long, ice blue. 3 yrs. old. $150, cost $600; 45’’ round walnut din. table, 3 15” boards, never used. 677-8955. BE GENTLE, BE KIND, TO THAT expensive carpet, clean it with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Lemoi Hardware, Evanston. LIKE NEW AMERICAN STANDARD sink and toilet in popular green color, faucet, chrome legs for sink incld. $50 or offer. 827-1012. MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING, DOUble size $10; 19’’ TV and stand $10; pigskin 2 suiter suitcase $10; dresser $15. Organ $400. AL 1-6874 after 6. WALNUT WARDROBE W/MIRRORS in doors, 7 drawers, $10. 24’’ Magnavox TV, console model, mahog., good cond., $50. Call UNiversity 4-0657. MOVING—HOLLYWOOD DBL. BED; numerous drapes and curtains; 6 rms. carpeting; many other items. Good condition. Reasonable. Call 262-0936. WILL SACRIFICE DUNBAR BARREL back fireside chair, avocado upholstery; in perfect condition, cost $400, sell $100. ALpine 1-2313. 55 ATTRACTIVE TREADLE with—Blue Lustre! Rent electric shampooer, $1.00 Ace Hardware, Northbrook. MUST SELL AT ONCE. DECORATOR design liv. rm sect. sofa and tables in superb cond. No reas. offer refused. Aft. 7 p.m., ali day Sun. AM 2-0675. condition, 72” SOFA IN GOOD Chippendale style, gray silk covering, down cushions. $50. Call DAvis 8-1946. after 5 p.m. Silver Plate Flatware INC. CHEST. USED TWICE. ORIG. cost $119, sell $50 comp. HI 6-6096. MAGNIFICENT CURVED BLUE AND white sofa tables; lamp; antique white bench with pull out stools; exceptional condition. Call 272-6336. PAIR OF POSTER BEDS MAHOGANY, TWIN SIZE. OR 3-5131. $70. $50; cedar boards, 0704 STOVE, 30”, 2 YRS. OLD. 724-9044. MAHOG. DIN. SET: BANQUET TBL., leaves, pads, buffet, 6 chrs., exc. cond. Also 2 occas. chrs.; 2 mahog. drum tbls.; cocktail tbl. 724-8212. EARLY AMERICAN, EXC. GRADE round table, 48’’ plus leaf, $25; Chest on chest w/single bed, $75. CR 2-2451. chest SEWING $75; MACHINE leather topped 2 metal bedframes. kitchen ROOM, furniture BEDROOM for quick sacrifice. Reasonable. after 6 p.m. 2 Call LIGHT Call sale. Will 869-3292 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR, METALic gold finish, ideal for family room, office or den. Perfect condition. $50. VErnon 5-0148. WALNUT BEDROOM SET including double bed springs mattress, double dresser mirror chest. $50. AL 1-3049. and and | MOVING MUST SELL. ROUND MAR: | ble coffee table. King size bed with everythin . Miscellaneous items. Rolla-way bed. ‘Call HO 5-8431. METZ WALNUT DROP-LEAF ning table, 42 x 60, plus 3 14” $75. AL 1-2779. DINleaves, GRAY Call LIV. evenings RM. AR CHAIR, electric mene, $7.50; 10 yds. used rug $5. 00; Wabdiobe R rect 1- $25; never trunk, SQUARE YARDS KINGSTON SHAG blue mist 100% wool carpeting. 44 ounce rubberizied waffle pa ding. $275. Call ORchard 4-7253. MAHOGANY BEDROOM SET, 2 TWIN beds, mattress and box springs, chest and dresser. Excellent condition. $75. Call OR 5-6820. 69 433- AND condition. $10. Call evenings. LIVING MODERN ELECTRIC Like new. TYPE desk $75; cabinet radio suitable for rumpus rm, $35. DAvis 8-0058. BEDROOM FURNITURE: 3 CHESTS, 2 nightstands, 2 brass twin head- 2 SOFA BEDS, SINGLE, MATCHING. aur 8 YDS. WOOL CARPET, beige; 15 panels drapes, off Best offer. AR 1-6156 after 5 p.m. ROSE white. PC. DINING ROOM SET $90; studio couch $22; lge. 5 drawer chest ed a $10; bench $10. Call AM MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SET: 6 chairs uphol. in Emerald green silk, table, china cabinet, buffet. G condition. Reasonable. OR 5-1870. MOVING; TWIN BDRM. dishes, service for 16: Blond din. set; extension tbl. Reasonable. after 6 and weekends. BR 4-9899. : oe Call GR E 5-4036 SIMMONS '~ s HIDE-A-B 9 PC. CORDOVAN MAHOG. set and table pads, fone Big» table; mangle and misc. 272 PC. $185.; items. MAHOG. SET; rm. Call 86” CONTEMPORARY GOLD SOFA exc, condition, $100; round maple din. table, 2 leaves, no chairs, exc. cond. $50. Call 724-6266. BACHELOR APT. SELLING OUT complete furnishings. Best offer. Call evenings or Sunday all day. 491-0379. DINING some other BR 4-3971. ROOM misc. Ouse! Wtd. to Buy—Hshid. Goods y Type of Morchangiie. buy WROLE. more tools; job lots; ré iguidations:” it all. : ? Auctioneer: Col. Dan Danner PA 4-5171. HIGHEST PR BY OSCAR ISBERIAN FOR oO RIENT RU TRADE-INS ACCEPTED ep GReenleaf 5-0108 WE NEED MERCHANDIS FOR BEST RESULTS CALL HOLLYWOOD ART GALLERIES < SHeldrake 3-3573 6618 N. CHICAGO ART ye yey Member-Avpraisers Ass’n ANT 1QUES- PAINTINGS-A2 JECTS- ahah HI PRICES P Miss Hall FOR USED AND Prompt pick-up. REFRIGERATORS GAS STOVES os Dealer UN WILL ._BUY YOUR GOOD used furniture and antiques. service call The snet Crost Furniture UN 4-5133 S 4-018 WE NEED PIANOS ce oriental rugs. Fine furn. and china. AM 174 2-2023; eves. VE 5-1640 Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For PHILLIPS STEREO. net. Combination mahogany cabinet, Best RO offer. CITIZENSHIP 6 transmitter, Sale - NORELCO Ci LikBI AM-FM new ing. RADIO modern 1-5496 CONTRO Ls RL-6 receiver, n used; Also Velo 6P-19RC engine, $210, sell for $140 or best offer.2 aaEr MOVING’ SALE: HOTPOINT 65 elect. dryer, $70; Kenmore ’59 portable dishwasher, $70. Both A-1. 25’ copper tubing, $10. 446-8978. ZENITH ( apt. bes FT. GENERAL Cost $850 will sac. antiques; TURE. REASONABLE, CALL EVES. or weekends. 296-1244 or 299-5294. LEATHER TOP MAHOG. DESK, EXcellent shape, $25.; kit. step stool, $2.00; hand elec. vacuum, un-used, $5.00. Call afternoon 251-9536. Drapes; 437-2288 272-7727. Furniture; Beautiful Custom Made Furni- 24'' TV; Lined Draw EXEC $60. 8 three ar 4-4960 ire tu Am Call 679-3083. HIDE-A-BED; KIT. TABLE W/6 chairs; tablecloth, napkins; foot stool; wall clock; ironing board; dishes; flat ware. 869-7303. RANGE Saturday 173 84’’ MOD. GREEN OMBER STRIPED couch; 2 gold uphols. hostess chrs. w/slip covers; 2 uphols. turquoise pull-up chrs. Call evenings 675-5976. 36°* UNIVERSAL a bro FURNITURE IN “i 18.8 CUBIC tric refrig. BEAUTIFUL cond. Very STUDIO—BDRM. FURN. ALL MATCHing heights—chest, desk, chair, cabinet, bookcase. Wal. contemp. Less than 1 yr. old. 835-4040. RATTAN COUCH AND MATCHING chair, end tables, cocktail table and lamp. Fine condition. Call 446-3185 ALMOST NEW WHITE BROCADE 2pe. sectional; also 3-pc. green naugahyde sectional; brown Danish- style den sofa. Call 272-8944 after 6 p.m. CU. FT. KELVINATOR REFRIGerator, runs perfect $50; Roll-a-way bed and mattress $15. 1242’’ TV cab., $15; OR 3-3129. RECLIN LARGE wROS. BUFFET wit plate glass top, exc. cond., $45, C. 9 ANTIQUE VICTORIAN BED AND dresser. walnut and crotch maho any, $150, excellent condition. Call UNiversity 4-8019. 13 condition oe in gold cond., HOUSEHOLD | Bee bdrm. furniture; refrig.; cree * and various items. 256-0780. BLUE LUSTRE NOT ONLY RIDS ope of soil but keeps the pile soft lofty. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Noyes Hardware, Evanston. Set ES MAHOG. exc. after 6 p.m. silver tone 19’’ TV; misc. items. 328-5594 after 6 or weekends. LAWSON STYLE SOFA back chair $60; sofa matching material; — each. Call UN 4-6840 Room LARGE desk, condition. ROCKER MOVING: DINETTE PIECE MAHOGANY DINING set with 3 leaves and ear aaa eves. or weekends, OR 3-160 a 132” x 66’’ drapes PC. WHITE SECTIONAL SOFA; 3 navy blue oce. chairs; kit. set, table and 4 chairs $15; tables and lamps. Call YO 5-2756. BDRM. 3- CR 2-5967. OFF WHITE PROV. BDRM. SET, exc. cond. Twin headboards, dbl. dresser with mirror and night stand. Reas. Please call after 6, OR 4-6820. Dining Sindes. ROOM excellent SH 3 BED; DINING in ffer. COLONIAL FURNITURE OF MODEL HOMES now being sold at 40% to 60% off. Will separate, terms. Empire, 965-4300. 8 Piece pieces ° SET. print Call TOMLINSON WAL. DIN. RM. with leather chairs; 2 crewel love seats. By appt. only. between 7 and 9 p.m. 677-1318. MOVING OUT OF STATE; sell my beautiful oiled-walnut set. 4 high back chairs. Table, and hutch. Call 677-1736. $100; din. rm. MOVING. SALE—40” GAS STOVE; oak dinette set; mirrors; bric-a-brac; lots of Misc. 10 until 4 p.m. Thurs.. and Sat. 1409 Sherman, Evanston. 23’ ZENITH T.V., PERFECT COND., $75. 2 pe. Danish Modern sofa $25. Call YO 6-3855. VACUUM ae blond PC. DUNCAN PHYFE DIN. with glass tops; liv. rm. erage tables; chest of drawers; kit. ch and cabinets; misc. Call JU 8 COLONIAL PRINT SLIP COVER couch; 9x5 braided rug; bookcases. Reasonable. Call 864-8249. | SOFA REFRIGERATOR freezer, excellent condition. 2 f ELECTROLUX 19 WEBCOR 3 SPEED RECORD PLAYer and record cab., $35; end table, walnut color, 17’- x 27 x 22, $7.00. Call AL 6-2937.. Formica top; 2 gold uphol. chairs. Call 465-7719 or RO 4-6594. CONSOLE ZENITH TV, 25” SCREEN with space command; 2 antiqu clocks; also Westinghouse dehumid lifier. All like new. Call AL 6-0675. with IRON OPEN HOUSE: MARCH 11-12 6 rooms of furniture. Exc. cond., including freezer, carpeting, drapes, mirrors. Reason. GRaceland 717-3493. BACK SWIVEL rm. INCL. REFRIG., pe. 4-5582. Seats WROUGHT tee amp; OR Macscchald F Coeds SALE to 5. 7456 N. Rockwell, Chicago. 13 | G.E. hee for Sele breakfast rm. set; desk; mangle; ge, selection of tools; misc. items. Sun. Handsome of old pine. CE CARPETING, ALL NYLON 400 YDS. at $2.50 a yd.; 450 yds. plush nylon at $3.75 a yd. Will separate. ‘Terms. Empire, LA 5-9626. EXC. COND. ALSO GE sink. Call OR 3-6448 PLUSH choice of 4 colors, reg. $8.00 yd., close out price, $3.75 yd. Terms. Empire, 6014 W. Dempster, 965-4300. FRIGIDAIRE RANGE 4 burner, large oven, storage area. Excellent cond. $15. Call 272-2826. LARGE REDUCTIONS. Safeway Carpets. 7005 NYLON PAIR QUEEN ANN chairs. Call 869-5720. SEEING IS BELIEVING attractive 3 piece living room sectional. 677-9458 BUILDER SELLING OUT DISPLAY furniture in 4 model homes. Will separate, up git off. We deliver. -0 uphol- ' stery cleaner. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Taylor V&S Hdwr. WinI netka. ;WALNUT FOAM RUBBER LOUNGE “sofas; lamps; good tweed. crpt. 10 x 14; 2 twin beds; 70 yards beige wool turf carp.; white draw drapes. OR 6-9364. FA; LOUNGE CHAIR: PAIR OF lamp tables; lamps; 36’’ Weiman ‘drum table; large painting; very [ reasonable. Call OR 4-5963. PC. DINING ROOM SET INCL. - table, 6 chairs, breakfront, buffet. 5 . pe. kitchen set; 5 pce. modern bdrm. set; sofa, 2 chairs; tables; lamps; - misc. LO 1-3917 or 679-0846. PERFECT RUNNING or best offer. Call 432- 73’’ LENGTH x 27 W x 37 HIGH. 3 doors on top. Call AL 1-3172 PC. DIN. RM. SET; TWIN HOLLYwood beds; 3/4 air cond.; port. TV; drapes. All exe. cond. Call aft. 11 Aut Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., RO 4- slems small—use Blue Lustre wall to wall. Rent electric shampooer $1.00 ;Central V&S Hdwr., 1910 Central, (Evanston. iNE OF THE FINER THINGS OF Whirlpool Washer LATE MODEL. condition. $75 7885. bamboo easy chair, $7.00. PA 4-7639 HANNAH’S HUSBAND HECTOR hates hard work so he cleans the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Michael’s V&S Hdwr. Evanston. BEDROOM SET, 60” CHEST $50; highboy $45; desk $30, contemp. bleached maple; yellow Ames armchr. $8.00; white ceramic lamp $5.00. 432-8970. 3 PC. BEDROOM SET; 2 PC. SECT. couch, 50” ea.; 12x15 w/w rug, old old, rubber pad; 24” Magnavox elevision set. Misc. items. All like > new. Call RO 1-9394 after 6 p.m. RECONDITIONED WINDOW AIR » conditioner. Ideal for summer cottage or home in Fla. Temperature control. $50. Phone 869-5668 after 6 p.m. or : weekends. FBEAUTIFUL BEIGE CARPETING A‘ and padding 36 yards, not tacked Ce down; draw drapes and pole. Down~ town Evanston N 4-5741. ‘INETTE Er 4 CHAIRS. DROP leaf table with 3 boards and buffet. B:.Lime oak. In good condition. Please call OR 6-4359. . VICT. CHAIRS, LIKE NEW, COSTS ~ $347, sell $150; sm. uphol. chr., like new, costs $79, sell $40; pr. drapes, . eover window 120’ wide, cleaned, costs $64, sell $20. DA 8-5117. Goods YR. OLD HERMAN MILLER scoop shovel chair w/matching ottoman, spider legs, olive green leather. Great buy at $50. 446-8497 after 5 p.m. CHERRY DIN. RM. TBL., 3 LEAVES, buffet, 4 chrs., $45; light fixt.: din. rm., $15, hallway, $3.00; 19x13 nyl. gold cpt., $75; beige drapes $15; ‘EEP Sale—Household EVANSTON ANTIQUES AND RESALE Antiques, Furniture, China, Glass Bric-A-Brac 826 Custer Ave. Hrs. 9 - 4. EVANSTON USED GAS STOVES AND refrigerators. Dealer. UN 4-5133 1104 Emerson St., rear, after 6 p.m. A For WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR; chrome kitchen set with 4 chairs; white modern dresser. Call OR 4-7926 after 5 p.m. weekdays and all day weekends. SACRIFICE RCA CON aden é 23’ TV, light walnut. Exe 4 condition. Best offer. Call after 5 P. ay: 728-7187. Stereo Like New Cabinet BEST OFFER. Call 965-4204 EARLY AMERICAN TVS, $40 AND New AM-FM port. and table radios. 864-6445 after 6 weekends. mor 4 B & K Enterprises MOTOROLA TV, BLACK AND contemporary "design walnut ca excellent condition. DAvis 8-1966. PHILCO 24” 175 Apparel trol. $50. TV. REMOTE Call after 5 p.m. and = 328-5529, Furs SPRING OPENING CHASE WINTER AWAY A SWINGING SPRING OUTFIT. March 9th, open until 9:30 p.m. _ THRIFT HOUSE CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD 511 Main St. Operated by Evanston - pean ee mane LAST ACI Avis 8-9898 pe North Shore’ s Most Exclusive — : Resale Shop : SELECTION OF WIN AND CRUISE WEAR. Ask FRESH SPRING see IS J anit our designer Tues., Wed., collection. Fri. and Saturday _ 10 to 4 p.m. “Thurs. MEN’S 12 to 8 p.m. SUITS 4 SUMMER, 4 WINTE size 42” coat, 40” waist, $3.00-$6.00; slacks $2.00 ea.; summer ‘or. jacket, size 38, $3.00; 2 overcoats, 43, $5.00-$8.00;' 2 windbreakers $5. 00; 7 hats, ‘size 714. $1.00 shoes. size 10. $2.00 pr.; 4 La size size 154, $1.00 ea., OR 6-0180. Black Persian Lamb Costs 3/4 LENGTH, SIZE 12, ¢25. UN 4-2428 after 9 a.m. | �2 Apparel and Furs 176 MAISON d'ORT RESALE |} SECOND ST. HIGHLAND PARK ANTIQUE JEWELRY _ HAIR PIECES—HAIR GOODS Open Wed. Pick-ups :30 For shoes; household 432-9736 $CASH$ Ladies’, clothing; o only Open 9:30 to 5:3 Be At 10-4 for Consignments and Men’s and accessories. items, cut ver, bric-a-brac, ware 17-9342. Children’s We glass, antiques, ig pen merchandise. urs. eves. till BRING IN summer 644 Green Bay discount on 3 days 8:30. only. Howard St., Chicago 743-9188. AUTIFUL THREE TIER SILVER X STOLE. JUST CLEANED AND ZED. PERFECT FOR EASTER. EASONABLE. PA 4-5838. ~ Black ay Broadtail Jacket mink collar, sz. _ Call GR 5-3191. -BORGANA COAT; en’s son 10 to 12, ASSORTED $35. carcoat: HUDSON ze 433-4066. SEAL 16, $50: COAT Sauirrel size $100. Both excellent condition. 18, MANUFACTURER’S SAMPLE sportswear. Slacks, blouses, shifts and _ suits. Sizes 5 to 18. Terrific values. : ‘i Call 432-0646. 100% HUMAN -- value. BIG é SALE HAIR Will sacrifice SATURDAY For GARAGE - Suits, 11 dresses size Sale—Miscellaneous SALE: March FRI. AND _ SAT. 10-11. Moving to apt. Desk with matching maple chest of drawers; Maple couch and chair, $50; like new elec. snow blower, $75; AM-FM radio record player, $15; Extens. ladder, . $15; metal shelving; assorted garden e S; work bench; step ladder; lawn sprinkler and hose; Freezer-Kelvinator Upright, large to hold quarter of wet and Hunter lots more. Rd., Call 729-2388. 727 Glenview. ATTIC ANTIQUES 348 Tudor Ct. Glencoe 835-4217 7 A MC CULLOCH Electric starting and pull CHAIN SAWS PORTABLE GENERATORS PORTABLE ARC WELDERS Collins Equipment Co. 80 East Jackson Blvd. Chicago, Illinois 60603 Call Tom Moore 427-2282 (office) DECORATOR CR 2-5423 (home) FURNITURE AT BAR- gain prices. Compl. bdrm. set; sofa; _pictures; lamps; wrought iron dinette eet: cocktail table, marble insets; ‘as headboards; beveled mirrors. Mink stole, perfect cond.; men’s, 5. 7518 N. jaremont, Mo /BARGAINS GALORE ; 2 custom uphol. ‘Far East chairs; 6 like new Brody highback kit. chrs. _ w/table; Kenmore dryer; gray Persian Lamb coat; Rem. typewriter seers, misc. furn., appls., etc. Cash only. ORchard 5-4934 ARGUS camera, ; oars. 3 Arvin ‘set: ten SUPER 8 MOVIE projector, mos. old, solid $135 state or weights $10. 2 light best stereo 4 speakers, cross FOL, ba or best ee yer! OUTFIT: screen, 8-6940 before “Guild Shop—Christ Church . Open each Wed.—10,30 Aes: welry; ‘NEVER incl., sz. 10; SKIS $25 to 4 p.m. 5’9” pr.; woman’s AND ski boots, sz. 8, $10 pr.; - tent, $40; Dacron Penguin battans and bag. $30; geeereran w/case, $30. Call - Basement 2703. 6’'7”, man’s 9’ x 12’ sail with 120 bass after 5:30 Sale, March ASBURY, EVANSTON, 10 9 TO 4, use side entrance. Loads of clothes, for infants, women, children. All in beaut. cond. Household items. Junk. Nothing CHOICE flower tains, over $5.00. PIECES AVAILABLE AFTER show. $125. double-tiered foun$60; garden statuary, $15 @a.; cent several large urns, $12., magnifiwrought iron patio furniture, ed individually; $125. Pagoda umbrellas, $55. 234-5581. ENJOY A WARM GARAGE. UNVENTed -. pilot - Table gas heater, and model trailer heater, wy door, - _ washer, toilet, ROOM designed today at: Lemoi Evanston. 22 — Classified buy w/safety $8.00; heater, etc.; FIREWATER Opener real unit-refrig., 9x 9. 446-3503 POWDER Use 30,000 B.T.U. thermostat, overhead at $20: Camp water gar. or 272-0161. DRAIN the for Hdwr. 4 STOPPED? Liquid Women. PC. SECT., $20; FORMICA TBL., chrs., $10: utility tbl., $2.00: child’s desk, $2.00; N.T. jacket sz. 40, never worn, $12: boy’s car coats, sz. 16, $5.00. Misc. items. AL 1-2454. 21’. G. 11.8. def., chrs., able. E. SWIVEL TV, REM. COND; cu. ft. ref.-frzr., yellow, auto. lge. frzr w/drawer; 2 l.r. swivel uphol. in white-gold. ReasonExc. cond. AL 1-8746 eves. FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES: PIPES; angles; iron sheets; and other misc. HIGHLAND PARK WASTE MATERIAL 1466 Berkeley Rd., Highland Park IDlewood 3-1466 MOVING: MUST SELL MANY household items; personal items; furniture; garden equipment; misc. Reasonable. 724-9379. 629 Long Rd., Glenview. ZENITH HEARING AIDS. BEHIND the ear. Arcadia model, almost new. $95, pocket model 75-X, perfect, $30. Call after 6 p.m. and weekends. 761ALL SORTS OF CLOTHING, new; furs, cloth; ladies’ szs. men’s, dress and work 42-44 Gobs of towels and furn.; You it—we got it. Northbrook 272-7129 LIKE 12-14; long; name DIN. RM. SET: 6 CHAIRS, BUFFET, china cab.; Universal gas range; Frigidaire/freezer self-defrosting: bed /box springs, dresser, chest of drawers. 764-1350. HAND MADE QUILT; ANTIQUE child’s Salem rocker; carpet bag rocker: sewing cabinet; beaded bag; misc. bric-a-brac. Call DA 8-1570 LIKE NEW—EXCELLENT CONDItion. 2 sofas, chair, sturdy fabric, very reasonable. Electric mower and +P) soon Set of golf clubs. Call 86918. 5 UNIVERSAL GAS RANGE. WHITE, 40’’—$35. Blond dresser, 6 dwrs., 54 x 19 x 30 high, $20. Pole lamp. $7.50. Murray 12” tricycle, $10.—328-4405. BABY crib; baby SALE: WHITE AND GOLD nylon playpen; dozens of other items. i <eereeene: CB TRANSCEIVER KNIGHT Drain Buy 1008 Davis 2580 PArk 4-3559. $65. GIRL’S EASTER CLOTHES: COATS. dresses, size 6-7-8, junior 9-12. Ladies’ fos" size 9-12. 2 Polaroids. ALpine GARAGE Silver; China; Glassware; Furnishings; Bric-a-brac USED poles. $35. 967-5770. DOOR 9 710 OAK ST., WINNETKA ~ in cabinet, UPRIGHT SMITH-CORONA TYPEwriter; Canon 35mm. camera; table lamps; uph. swivel chair; table radio; Hydro-massager; elec. manicure set; HI 6-5482. offer. component cut, Garrard offer. 110 Ib DA machine THE PROVEN CARPET CLEANER Blue Lustre is easy on the budget. Restores forgotten colors. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Eckart Hardware, Winn. Open 8 to 4 daily 9 Monday and Friday Closed Wednesdays to Zig-Zag $200 MARCH RESALE YOUR SPRING AND clothing for resale. Rd. 256-2990 6040 Dempster, Morton Grove. VIKING SALES CO. it St. : 9:30 SEWING MACHINE SALE 8 Singer machines. $12.50 each. $55. 338-4766 :30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. 14 misc. UN 9-6312. 1% WIGS, 831-3565 FIREWATER — CONVENIENCE PERsonified! Created tor women—You can now open your stopped up drains quickly and easily-no fuss-no mess. Buy it today at: Ace Hardware, 1507 Waukegan Rd., Glenview, Il. 10 8; STROLLER, jacket, Call ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, like new; World Book; Atlas; Dict. set; ‘Cyclo Teacher; Collier’s, i carton; nice drapes; bdrm. set by Johnson Carper, mo. old. Sell cheap. 251-7385. WOM- dresses and sportswear, sizes 12; girl’s clothing, sizes 4 and Man’s reasonable. KENILWORTH Call Pre Easter Finery Sale 08 5. de Central St., Wilmette. | JANE GILLOGLY’S buy etc. 176 FIREWATER—CONVENIENCE PERsonified! Created for women—You can now open your stopped up sink drains | mf and easily-no fuss-no mess. uy it today at: Ace Hardware, 1119 china, _ GOLD COAST RESALE SHOP Thurs. Fri. and Sat. 20% For Sale—Miscellaneous GLASS SHELVES WITH BRACKETS; Chrome and black floor racks; storing cupboard; 2 mannequin forms for window merchandise; desk with type- For VACUUM SALE 10 Hoover uprights. $15 with trade. 6 Electrolux vacs, $12.50. 12 misc. vacs, $3.95. 6040 Dempster, Morton Grove. 967-5770. Viking Sales Co. COLOR 23’”’ TV, ADMIRAL CON. sole, 17 mo. old, perfect. $275; Webcor tape recorder, 8 yrs. old, $35; port. typewriter, $35. Call eves. 729-4747. 177 Wtd. to Buy—Miscellaneous Wanted: Newspapers, Rags, lron, Metal. Highest Prices Paid HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL type of junk brought to our door; rags, iron, metal, etc. For truck pickup, IDlewood 3-1466. Open Sunday 9 to 3. Prices subject to change thout notice. HIGHLAND PARK WASTE MATERIAL 1466 BERKELEY ROAD (Off of Old Skokie Rd.) WANTED IDEAS FOR PEANUT GALLERY If we use your. contribution for PEANUT GALLERY, you will receive a $5.00 check that can be spent at any advertiser in our paper. Contestants must be UNDER 14 years of eee. Your age, phone, address, and choice of advertiser must accompany each contribution. Send to THE PEANUT GALLERY, 1232 Central Av., Wilmette, Ill. WE’LL COLLECT YOUR UNWANTED books now! For our annual used book sale, N.S. Chapter, Brandeis U. Women’s Comm. Books tax deductioe For pickup. HI 6-3730 or AL 1- NORTH SHORE AND 1104 EMERSON METAL 178 Rummage RUMMAGE SALE ‘Maine Township High Schl. East Dempster and Potter, Park Ridge. Girls gym, Fri., March 10th 7-9 p.m. Sat., March 11th, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. 744, been excellent worn condition. 8 times. UN Boots have 4-0055. PORT. 2-WHEEL SPACE HEATER, $30; home-type space heater, $35. 724-2448. BEDRM. SET; HIDE-A-BED; RUG; lamps; drapes; pictures; mirrors; golf clubs; misc. household things, serving cart; sm. cabinet. 869-0428. ELECTRO-VOICE blond aristocrat PA 9-1371 eves. 12 TRXB enclosure, $50 IN Firm. BUILDERS SERVICE, 250 RUMMAGE SALE Happ Rd. FIREPLACE 182 Bicycles SCHWINN VARSITY 1 year old. Excellent Call PA 4-4046. 183 Sporting Goods Equipment $35. and SKIS—KASTLE FIBERGLAS GIANT slalom 205 cm. Marker bindings, $80; Men’s boots molitor 127, 1014 med. exc. cond. $40. 272-7873. 6 FT. OLYMPIC NORTH LAND SKIS and poles, Cubco binding. Size 61. N. Swiss shoes. Complete set $45. Call GR 5-0628 after 7 p.m. 184 Trade or WILL. TRADE ALL METAL, wheel trailer with hitch, for canoe. Phone 945-1344, 186 ONE car top Toys HO LIONEL RACE CAR SET: Mounted on 8’x4’ table; complete with all accessories. 729-3122. 187 Coins and Stamps STAMPS and AND SOLD. COINS BOUGHT Complete line of both Numismatic and Philatelic Supplies. Chandler’s, 630 Davis St., Evanston. AUTOMOTIVE 188 Automobile Loans Buy ‘Em Now! With an Auto Loan RUMMAGE SALE GLENVIEW CHARter O.E.S. 1450 Lehigh Av., Glenview. March 18th from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. JOHNSON’S TRAILER LOCAL 1-WAY COAST INSURED, HOUR, DAY, and 4 wheel. Any size or Furn., dollies From REUPH. SOFA—$39 PLUS FABRIC; CHAIR—$19 plus fabric; SECTION' AL—$24 ea. plus fabric, COMPANION SALE-—-CUSTOM FABRIC SLIP-COVERS—Chair—12% plus fabric; Sofa— $22 plus fabric. 42 Price Drapery Sale. Work guar. FREE estimates, Terms avail. CHESTERFIELD INTERIORS Div. of Chesterfield Upholstery Inc. CALL 677-6350 vail LIGHT HAULING iture—L Appli OLD FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES F RUBBISH | and Shipping. Estimates. PArk 4-3353 REMOVAL Attics, Garages Cleared. PArk 4-5171 MOVING SOMETHING? BOUGHT furniture, can’t get it home? Let DOVER MOVERS solve your hauling problems, Ill. 22633MCC. 864-6139. FURNITURE RUBBISH, Larry Carney LIGHT TRASH MOVING REMOVAL Hillcrest 6-2786 HONDA S 50 — $180 or p.m. pads, and Come In And 1966 1965 1964 1963 Camper $1.29 At Least 30 Other Volkswagens to Choose Fro We receive from time-to-time some excellent trade-ins o other make cars. z 1963 Valiant 1963 Chevy 4 Dr. 1962 Metropolitan 1965 CONDITION. Must sell. Call AL $ $ $ 799 79 399 Chevy Convert. $1,795 WINNETKA IMPORT MOTORS 666 Green Bay Rd. 1,300 1-8597. RED AND WHITE. Excellent condition. 869-1543 WHITE 2,000 MI. EX. best offer. 446-8766 after Foreign and % New Location New Name Wiggleworth's Imports Formerly VOLVO NORTH SHORE! 1723 Waukega Rd. PA 9-1800 Glenvie ‘64 VOLKSWAGEN GOOD CONDITION. $850 OR BEST OFFER. 739-1268, TAUNUS wagon, aa (GERMAN FORD) STATIO 1958—Runs well. Holds up to and driver, $50. Phone GR 5 1958 MERCEDES RADIO, HEATER, Call 729-0164. GOOD BENZ CONDITION Sports Cars VOLKSWAGEN | IN EVANSTON 16 POINT CHECKED 100% VOLKSWAGENS GUARANTEED Volkswagens Have a 30 Day or 1000 Mile 100 percent Guarantee USED CAR SHOW ROOM 717 CHICAGO AVE. Overseas AGENT FOR Orders Arranged VOLKSWAGEN INSURANCE Co. 2-Dr. Sdn. $1395 MODULAR EXECUTIVE DESK, EX.ecutive chair, 2 seat reception chairs joined by attached table, contour chair. Perfect office or home set-up. All for $150. Sherwin, UN. 9-2575. 65 VW 64 VW 2 Dr. Sdn. $1195 2 Dr. Sdn. $995 66 Buick Elect. SOLD BUILDING. SACRIFICE FURniture, Drapes; Ladies hand knits and men’s clothing. Dishes and miscellaneous items. Call RO 4-4490. 63 VW Sunroof 64 Wood $1,599 $1,195 $ 995 $ 89 VW 66 VW Fireplace In Ou VW Demo VW Sedan VW Sedan VW Sedan 180 Typewriters—Business Machines —Office and Store Equipment 181 Cars Browse CHAIR FOLDING LEATHER good condition. $75. Call GR 5- WELL SEASONED FIREPLACE wood. Oak. birch and kindlings. Free delivery. Pick up welcome at Happ’s Vegetable stand. 3955 Dundee Rd., Northbrook. Phone CR 2-2178. Trailers Heated Used Car Showroom: Sar. Back $1995 BLUE LUSTRE NOT ONLY RIDS carpets of soil but leaves pile soft and lofty. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Wienecke V&S Hardware, Glencoe. 4’ CHEST OF DRAWERS; 7X9’ rug and vad: like new toys; girl’s clothing, sz 6-12; boy’s sport jackets and shirts, 16-20. PA 4-1995. and WINNETKA VOLKSWAGE 66 VW WHEEL eg AIR Waukegan Sports Misc. 272-5520 By and Foreign Carts 196 HAULING Furniture. Appliances professional movers 196 1966 B.S.A. Lightning HONDA 50—1964 Carrier rack. Low mileage. LUXE HI! 66100 RENTALS TO COAST OR WEEK. 2 purpose also Motorcycles—Go EXCELLENT miles $1,075. DE Sale—Trucks n 193 insulatio elec., tires AGENTS FOR VOLKSWAGEN INSURANCE COMPANY Open: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Mon. to Fri, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday CLOSED SUNDAY. REUPHOLSTERY SLIPCOVER SALE gd. plbg., 1952 FORD 3/4 TON PICKUP, 4 speed w/7 ft. hydraulic plow. $400 o best offer. Real clean. VA 17-4276 after 5 p.m. 945-6000 boats. ht., 724-5755. BEDROOM For For. Rent— Autos—Trucks—Trailers for new INTERNATIONAL 12 TON PICK UP Exceptionally clean throughout. 200 or best offer. AL 1-1337 after 5. Ist NATIONAL BANK DEERFIELD moving Gas $900. Barter 190 Miscellaneous BIKE. condition. Shed cond. mobile home. 2000 Rd., Glenview. 724-7546. 195 26’° RED SCHWINN BOY’S BIKE light weight, hand brakes, 3 speed. $20; 26” red Schwinn girl’s bike $18. Both good condition. Call 251-4349. 10 SPEED pee inns 9 ONE I11. WOOD RUMMAGE SALE TUESDAY, WEDnesday. March 14 and 15. 9 a.m. to dusk. Ebenezer A.M.E. Church, 1109 Emerson, Evanston. 179 and 1948 rebuilt, Vv. A - 4-6146 BI RCH WEST GARDEN AND HARDWARE Milwaukee Av., North of Glenview Rd., next to Tollway bridge. Homes SET UP IN GLENVIEW carpeted, polished wood, walls furn. JIM BEINLICH-THE FIREWOOD KING specializing in well seasoned hardwood mixture and birch logs—16’’ - and 24” lengths. Discount om dumped orders. Also bundled kindling. We delivered over 1000 tons last season. We also have crews for expert tree removal. VE 5-1195. OAK Mobile 33X8 Fully INC. Northfield, HI 6-2402 Also Cannel Coal, Kindlin DELIVERIES TO EVANSTON. »HIGHLAND PARK AND DEERFIELD NOT SOLICITED. Everything in excellent condition Thursday-Friday March 9 and 10 2679 Stewart, Evanston RUMMAGE SALE: ST. MARY’S Church, Lake Forest..Green Bay and Illinois Roads. Mar. 10, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Mar. 11, 9 a.m. to noon. Basements, M. DANNER SIZE Sales WILMETTE PARENTS SELLING LOW mileage outgrown merchandise at Exchange Sale. Items incl. children’s clothing, sizes infant to 16, juvenile furniture and toys. Thurs., March 16, 6 to 8 p.m., Howard School Cafeteria, 17th St. and Spencer, Wilmette. PAIR BOOTS, EVANSTON WANTED: TELEPHONE ANSWERING machine for cash. 1006 Ridge Rd., Wilmette. Call 251-2025. disposed of. ing Call for Free LEO HAPP SKI PAPER CO. 194 WELL SEASONED Birch and Hardwood FIREPLACE WOOD 24’’ Lengths Scale Weighed DELIVERED—PICK UPS INVITED CARPETS AND LIFE TOO CAN BE beautiful if you use Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Wolff Ace Hardware, Wilmette. FT. WHITE SECTIONAL OVERhead 215 yrs. old. Best offer. 272-2245) MT. AIRY WALNUT BUFFET AND hutch, exc. cond., $150 or best offer. Schwinn 16” bike w/training wheels. Call 677-6116. KASTINGER Fireplace Weed | Sale—Miscellaneous $895 58 Cadillac 4 dr. J rend. $595 full Complete Power, top, air-cond. MGB power, exc. $3300 tint. gl., vinyl $1595 Evanston Import Motors, Inc. 733 CHICAGO AUTH. AVE. VW DEALER — SALES AND CLOSED SUNDAY SERVICE Evanston Review * Wilmette Life © Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald \ 869-3015 March Pe 96 �i 196 Wau. cien Ges 1957 VW Convert. SOOD CONDITION. LIKE $250 OR BEST OFFER. 835-4298. Call 200 NEW 1966 > cellent A p.m. RACING condition. evenings VOLKSWAGEN ear Call p.m. Not bad JAGUAR XK-E ExX- 1.- driver. looking call Mike OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK — '66 Volks. $1,295 ‘65 American Conv't. $1,495 ' . 65 Classic 4 dr. $1,395 P 2 | '64 Amb. 63 TOPS Chrome wire wheels, excellent cond. i—esgenems 200 "feb American $1,839 Complete for | , ; its age. lst $575 takes it. 432-9218. 1964 1967 LrrriE | ,O* Classic 770 4 Dr. economy-minded beautifully. AL New ! 1963. NICE for the Runs GREEN, $1, 975. aiter For Sale—Automobiles At Shor-Line Rambler TOP. 1963 CONSUL 315 DE LUXE 4 door sedan. Oxford gray, red and black interior. Low mileage. Like new tires and mufflers. Radio, heater. $650. Call 642-3668 after 6 p.m. MGB 677-9442 after 5 4 Studebaker ' 62 Chev. 62 $995 Dr. $995 4 dr. 4 Radio; Whitewalls. Must Sell. Moving. Best offer. Call 864-8249, Thurs. or Sat. 199 Wanted JUNK FREE 60 57 Rambler 4 Olds 4 Dr. to Buy—Automobiles GARS PICK US Air WANTED eae '65 Monza ’ GR 5-8000'| 5-4444 200 ‘66 Cross Country ST '64 Cross Country aye ‘56 Dodge Over 65 Cars to choose from. Here are a few examples! 6, CYL, RADIO, factory warranty, How oaly b $1,699 1965 Dodge Polara 500 DR. HARDTOP. V8, 2 Dodg e DR. trans., mena dark : 59 Rambler bler W Wagon = $195 V8 ENGINE, metallic, 1962 1960 MILES, V8, auto., MATCHING INTERIOR. for Olds DR. Dyna SEDAN, E cond., 12,400 incl. 328 Bay 3670 on extra old; mint Supreme snow wheels. windshield, Lucas INSIDE tires, AND OUT. power steering, heater. MONTGOMERY 8833 tires Waukegan CADILLAC top, 4 OLDS miles. the low HARD luxe _ interior, Must se price of Road tible; PS: SUPER 25,000 iles: Consider SPORT garage PB: red wired: interior; tell from new; call IR 8-0505 p.m.-or weekends. MG—AUSTIN Wilmette 1967 Rd. OK week OK OK for your OK POWER OK PASS FULL a/c. Can’t tell POWER from new. OK OK v8 FACT. Beige. 6-0606 6-1220 POWER. DARK v8 A. MUST $1, 800 °°orbad nad g offer VERY e,, bod ICE COND ELECT. cond., mid- BLUE 1963 FORD FAIRLANE sone 4 promadher selling car snow tires, extra w $875 or best ee. “his weekend. PArk 4-6721 1964 OLDS F-8 red and Best LIGHT BLUE Bonneville FULL POWER CUTLASS white. offer. 1963 Call all coy eee con 86 SKYLARK seats, CHEVY : Il CONVERT CONVERT. TEMPEST lent condition. 1963 PArk CHEVY. engine, WAGON. ; _ 6 e ee ~- JET : like weekends. 4 AUTO. new included. TRANS. tires, $895. snow Call 251-1120. tires after 8 a COREY 1965 V-8. AUTO. TRANS. P.S. 23,000 miles, in 100% condition. Clean, priced hy425, Call after 8 and weekends. 251’64 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE w/air. White. Black leather in $2,800. CORVAIR Call AM 500 White red es. a 2-0002. 2 DR. with 1965 CHRYSLER — * — Full power. Low mileage. i go Private. SPORT gs WAGON. povGE MUSTANG new, auto. : a PRIVATE _ CHARGER, 4 speed, pos: 766-4757. after 6 p.m. : ee od ait party. Power brakes and steering. Air-cond. AM-F'M radio. A-1 ati After 6 p.m. weekdays, GR 5; 1966 “3 leather ge Automatic transmission. Power brakes, power wearing. inate. nese 1965 like im.. 1383 7 ie : or t ae METALLIC GO trans., fully equi : : Going into service will take reas. of: fer. Day GR 5-1192 eve, HI 6-8228. ce 1962 CHEVY IMPALA a 9-pass. wagon; V-8 stock; P/S; suis? private Rate Family used only. V clean. 095. Call 299-6404. 1962 Pape COUNTRY Ri station wagon; Th i; WW's; 1960 '63 Chevrolet Wgn. BEL AIRE, matic, A family P.S., DARK P.B., BLUE, Factory SQUIRE 9 auto. rans : driven. P ‘e Air. 1,795 models CHICAGO p.m Sat. plus Standard convertibles and 4 SPEED, Call eves. ine H; FALCON auto. 1960 stick, Runs $1 yr wan’ 4 trans.; S208 CHEVROLET radio, DR. oc yc after ’*66 R CR 2-314 heater, 6 unning 9-61 6 p.m. FORD MUSTANG Convertible. Light Tinted windshield. KEystone AND Prat CYLINDER F008 condition $400 or best offer. UN p.m. AVE. | shift. 1966 Corvair Monza Coupe Call after 4 p.m. FORD ’til 6 p.m. CONVERTIBLE, 6, good, Beare. $150 or best offer. AL 1-1337 after 5. AUTO- YELLOW, V8, POWER BRAKES, Power Steering Automatic. and FORD economical $1095 TODAY’S BEST BUY '65 Ford Gal. Convert. makes ‘til 9:30 NOTICE OF PUBLIC fo. 1967 Chevrolet, Serial No 105048 will be sold at 10 a.m. by GMAC at 1315 N. Evanston. coupe. air Pontiac SCHUMACHER Daily CAD. pn ee SA $995 Landau Open radio;tog? mies. w/w., good cond. Private Bek 7600, ext. 60 or 724-2663 er 5. Prix $695 '62 YELLOW WITH BLACK ROOF full power with air and many other extras. Bal. fact. warr. 3-4803 heater; £ se. floor shift, bucket — ons condition 4 Soa 1965 WITH TRANS. CONV’T. black $2395 1131 — yor quick. $1,550. Call 724- ma has flags ‘65 GTO CONVER BEAUTY '62 Ford Country Sedan '66 Mustang GT. Convt. BR A '63 Corvair Spyder Cvt. $795 of all cars. Fe DODGE-1965 2-DR. CORONET rims $1495 '62 Country Squire We have 15 other wagons many many low priced GOOD TIRES 1965 wind., tilt-wheel, night blue A. TRANS. A LOW MILEAGE wagon, at a low price dark blue INT. AIR _ COND.; $1,500. Call 446- 1705. low mi 4 wer glide; white top; eyl.; -; 4 120 H.P.; WW’s like new; 2nd car; teen ager’s dream; $800; AL 6-0567. BUYERS FULL POWER baby blue FULL BEAUTIFUL GREEN. TRANSportation or family wagon '66 T-Bird POWER; RED $645 AND 1-0151. '63 Olds 98, 4 Dr. Sedan. — ALL bucket FORD '63 Pont. Grand PASS. FULL POWER FACT. a/c with extra low mileage. 24/50 warranty available. A black beauty. RED BLACK TOP real fun car. AL radio, heater, p.s., p.b., auto tinted glass,’ V-8 engine. $875. after 8 and weekends. 251-1120. $1495 $995 vs ia or ‘Sunday. BUICK OK $2595 '64 Galaxie 500 Spt. Cpe. '64 Country Squire 9 Glenview p.m. pas. sell. ‘65 Country Squire 9 DAN caretully main- ‘ vert. convenience LAKEWOOD TURQ. FULL POWer and low mileage. Priced to WHITE PASS FULL POWER FACT a/c. Bal. of new car warranty like new. Moss green. kept; can’t FULL '66 Country Squire 10 CARS AL AL OVER '65 T-Bird '63 Country Squire We BUY Sports Cars For CASH IMPERIAL MOTORS 1611 OK a $2395 A '67 MG 1100 SEDANS FOR $1,750 '67 MG "'B" BRIT. RAC. GREEN ...... $2,850 PRE-OWNED CARS Ob Mire BAIS ie ew ee. Ue ee $1,795 ‘ha ee a es Se i aes $1,395 ‘63 AUSTIN 850 MINI-SEDAN ............... $750 WIGAN Batis he es Ie Oe, $1,095 Wilmette THEM $1795 HEALEY 72| Green Bay Rd. LOOK 729-1000 7 days with blue top and int. CON- after 5:30 NEW NEW 9, CONV’T and Sports Cars FOR THE BEST IN IMPORTED IN STOCK '66 Chrysler Newport s weeken $3,590. trade. Call after 8 and weekends. 251-1120 CHEVY MORE Schumacher Ford is now offering a warranty on used ‘64, ’65, and ’66 Fords that protects the buyer for 2 years from the date of sale, or 50,000 miles, or up to 5 years from the date the car was built factory air cond. with thermo control, for $695 HAS A BETTER IDEA FOR USED CAR 24/50 WARRANTY 5-3500 "MR. IMPERIAL" rch to DOOR de ORIGINAL OWNER. Standard trans. Radio; Heater. A very economical car to own. H MANY open S Crusomatic '63 Chevrolet 2 Dr. SCHUMACHER power joy YO power, PASSENGER. FULL POWER Suburban driven. Complete with ons | ge e yee white 50 down. _head- WHITE- A Rd 1965, all 33,000 AUTOMATIC, Foreign Sheridan OK Access. 1964 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR, 990, silver gray ext., black vinyl inter., bucket seats w/reclining bk. rests and cent. arm rest, fact, air cond., radio, power brks., steer., wind., like new premium Double Eagle tires, low mileage, immaculate cond. Sold by orig. owner. UN 9-0155 eves. 3 96 5 Firestone Now eng.; fully equipt. Just 15,000 ranty good for 45 months 241 Waukegan Road '64 Skylark Convert. wall 1964 Green maintained, mi. 9 PLEASE STOP IN AND Sunday tires 6 mos. tinted BLUE full power, reliable transportation. $295 190! MANY, lights, GT grill w/GE driving lights, radio w/Vibrosonic, tach. Accent strip w/chrome rocker panels. Asking price 42 orig. purchase price. Car is still in guar. period. Evanston Garage, GR 5-4850, $1,595. 88 V8, $995 well Save $1,050. CHEVY SUPER SPORT: sell this week; going overseas; p/s.; exc. cond.; auto; like new 1957 R & car. car COUNTRY 352 V-8-273; '63 Ford Country Squire $1,795 FULL POWER A real nice This steering. Orig, owner; tained. $750. 724-3278. 2801 Glenview Rd. $345 V8. FULL POWER. Radio; Heater. This white beauty has a black roof and black interior. RAMBLER brakes, radio and own, a joy to drive. $295 1960 perfectly mounted 880 Rambler OW been MATCHING INTERIauto. trans. w/air cond. $295 THIS MAY BE 9 YRS. OLD but it’s still good. Body condition excellent, tires excellent. Auto. trans. and Power Steering; R; H. ‘63 Impala Coupe V-8 | 1965 MUSTANG 2 DR. H.T. W/BLK. bh roof. 8 cyl. eng. w/3 spd. stk. shift; honey gold w/green int. Car has AUTO. BLACK WITH RADIO, HEATER. auto. trans., good tires and in good running condition for only '6| Chevrolet Bel Air ‘65 Impala Convert. $75 5 heater. tires. $1,800 or reas. offer. Call after 8 '58 Olds 4 Dr. H.T. DR. Closed Corvair 4 Dr. 1962 auto. Serum, radio, pe padded ee ee windsh: eld. Peite” wall tires : white wall snow tires mfiete Bony on | wheels. $625. Call AL 1-7448. ae 1964 PONTIAC TEMPEST C dr.. 6 cyl., p/s. p/b, tinted © 65 $1,395 BEAUTY, trans., heater. $595 Car? far 1962 FORD $550 l11!1 CHICAGO AVE. EVANSTON BR 3-234| DA 8-234| Exception- $695 2 Dr. SHOR-LINE $895 Dodge Second sell. io1it Old "onhied Apts., ZXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN Chevrolet, ‘ gout Impala hard © radio, AUTUMN GOLD. Has V-8 motor and full power. 4 DR. SEDAN. VERY LOW miles. Original owner. PHONE FOR DETAILED EQUIPMENT ON ABOVE CARS 500 WW al condition. BROWN WIT or. P.S., P.B., for only a Good 60 AMERICAN ’°61 AMERICAN *62 CLASSIC, 4 Coronet blue $895 $395 $295 SPARKLING ivory with black vinyl top, auto. trans., full power, bucket seats. Vinyl interior. Still under factory guarantee. $ | 895 i 1965 $1,195 Van-Ette 1966 Dodge Coronet 440 SEDAN Metro Need Special Sale nDE. $1,995 : VOLKSWAGEN | '64 American Wagon 446-8794 ‘62 Classic Wag. For Sale—Automobiles SHARP RED standard radio and sub’n . driven,” $1,800, b tained by one owner. more vs dealers price. after 6 p.m. ‘64 Impala 4 Dr. H.T. '62 Corvette Coupe MO (fast-back), 9-pass.; 4 SPEED ’64 met. P.B., P.S., scratened. ne $2,495 $495 DOWN $295 Wagons ERNIE McKAY WANTED: SHARP. gi Rd MERCURY. AIR CONDITIONING. V-8 with all the goodies and full power. Save $1,400 from list price '63 Corvette Stingray TOWING Need Clean Cars 3833 Waukegan ‘66 Impala 4 Dr. H.T. 4 Door $1,195 $295 52 Cadillac 4 dr. CHEVROLET AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Radio; Heater; Whitewalls. Yours for $395 Cond. JEFF’S TOWING, WILMETTE We Dr. YELLOW WITH ALL Les aad Easy terms can be arran INS. $695 aateaiehlieg 64 Olds 98 Contant : j YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE OUR NEW FACILITIES AND CHECK THESE EXCELLENT NEW CAR TRADE- $645 dr. Sette rauder $445 4 Dr. Classic JENNINGS 1964 VOLKSWAGEN * sai sian trac 289 Blue $2,000. 9-7814. 3 SPEED w/white > top. Call after 6 — pre n : DA 8-3503 1958 4 DOOR CADILLAC driven, gore. condition. offer. Call 251-8082. SRUBRAS $375 or A wee i Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald _ Classified — 23 �200 PASS. WAG. GOOD power, r-h, luggage tires, be owner. $850 or AL 1 _Fack () cr 1965 BLACK TEA - cond., p/s, p/b. am-fm tremely good condition. 869-8351. , Chevy BUICK AIR- radio. ExBest offer. 1960 Impala Convert. for SeloAntomablins 1961 PONTIAC, POWER 200 STEERING power brakes, air conditioned 4 door oart fe: Priced $325. AL 1-6187 or AL OLDS . *66:-.4 - DR. ‘“O6"’ — = $380 Radio; heater; auto. trans; PVT. V-8; p.s.; p.b.; w.w.; good oe gua Fine ivemanuntaien Be . 299-6502 CONDI- 1962 CADILLAC 2 DOOR. 27,000 miles, hdtop., like new tires, one owner, excellent condition. Best offer. ALpine 6-0514 CHEVY wagon, pb stick. R/H. Excellent = Bad lg ne owner. $550 or best offer. Phone AL 1-7083 after 6 p.m. 1964 BUICK SPECIAL, WHITE 2 dr.; 6 cyl.; auto. trans.; 14,100 mi.; excellent condition; $1,300; leaving U.S., must sell. 869-7414. _ 40,000 ACTUAL MILES. GOOD tion. $695. Phone 945-2938. =e PERFECT 2ND CAR. ’61 a STUDENT SPECIAL 1956 Plymouth. 6 cyl. Good tires. Engine and transmission. $40 or best offer. Call UN 9-1290 after 3 p.m. 1956 BUICK SPECIAL 2-dr.; stick; good train car; 50,000 mi.; new clutch, brakes, radiator, and muffler. $75. PArk 4-8189. 1964 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 2 door, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering. 29,000 miles. Perfect condition. Call 251-0263 after 5 p.m. 1963 BUICK LE SABRE, POWER brakes and _ steering, radio, W.W. tires, garage kept. Priced to sell. Call EV 4-8686 ays. 1960 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CON- vertible. Suburban driven. Clean. Exc. cond. WWs; Radio; like new_ top; P.S.; P.B., windows. $600. AL 1.1623. ’61 FALCON 4 Large engine, Snow cond. DR. AUTO. TRANS. radio, heater, WwWs. tires w/extra wheels. Very $350 or best offer. 945-6089. Mk. good 1957 BUICK SUPER 2-DR. HDTP.: EXCELLENT gmt iaweg gt _ “ae. trans.; p.s.; p.b.; W.; rust; $350 or best offer. P\tust bees Call 212. 3959. 1965 MUSTANG. SINGLE OWNER 6 cyl.; radio; power steer. ist season snow tires and WWs. 12,500 miles. Best offer. Call after 6 p.m. 446-5176. HOLIDAY SAYS! CARS 1966 Mercury = Bway Sedan. Auto. Trans., P.S., Vinyl Interior, Radio, Factory Warranty. $1995 $2795 Dr. H.T. Air Cond., Sharp. $.1395 1964 Simca 1962 Chevrolet Like New. V-8 Conv. $895 HOLIDAY LINCOLN-MERCURY 2 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 2 DR HTP. V8 CRUISOMATIC DR. HTP. V8 CRUISOMATIC power _ steering, power brakes, factory Selectaire cond., tinted. glass, radio, de luxe wheei covers. WWs plus much more. power radio, tinted ers, steering, power. brakes, factory Selectaire cond., glass, de luxe wheel covs plus much more POWER matic, tailgate 1962 1965 Mustang HTP 6 Cyl. 4 LIKE outside $1595 24 — Classified 201 24’ ’TIL Boats and Outboard Motors BUTTERFLY NO. 256, 12’ BLUE fiberglas racing scow; complete w/trailer; used 2 seasons, $450. VErnon 5-2178. 25’ ONE main, DESIGN synthetic DEERFIELD INBOARD CABIN CRUISER . 225 H.P. Sleeps 6. Completely refinished. Head, Galley, Dinette, w/w cptg. Slip avail. Call 729-2432. 1962 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE TAXI cab, equipped = Rockwell electric meter and G.E. way radio. $600 or best offer. Call PA 4-6153. WANTED: SUN Ee hea CALL AFTER 6 P.M. 446-7981 1961 CUSTOM CORVETTE speed, hardtop. Honduras MaBlack interior. Sharp. $1,700 Call ID 3-1168 or ID 2-9637. USE HOLLISTER WANT CORVAIR COUPE. RADIO. Auto.; garage kept. 11.000 miles. Exc. cond. $1,300. Call 272-8800 ext. 319, days; UP 8-7181 evenings. ADS JOE JACOBS CHEVROLET QUALITY "USE" CARS ‘66 Corvair Monza Cpe. '65 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. AQUA WITH AQUA INTERIOR, 110 HP engine, powerglide, radio, whitewalls, discs and full safety equipment. Under factory warranty only V-8, POWERGLIDE, RADIO AND many other options. Another one owner local driven car in exceptional condition. Stop in for a test drive. $1,695 $1,695 White with black interior and black top. Powerglide, p. steering, radio, discs and whitewalls. Drive it away before the spring rush. CYL., POWERGGLIDE, P. steering, radio and of course under factory warranty. Executive driven. eee Shar . ‘anes 1 oe. eet See 435 GREEN CLOSED os. $1,695 | i i BAY ROAD, AL used wre WILMETTE, 1-5400 ere radio, University $1,495 $1,395 e omen armn CAN eens SELL oat FOR 9 TO q ! CASH UNW) Mr. Ferguso) goals: national unity and nationé identity, access to modern scienc and technology, and internationa necessary to create a new languag of severa Mr. Ferguson, a professor 0 linguistics at Stanford Universit recently addressed the new socio linguistics seminar of Northwest ern’s College of Arts and Sciences He is one of a number of autho ities in linguistics and sociology t address the seminar this winté and spring. Open to all interested scholars the seminar is held for graduat students and faculty Friday afte noons at Africa House, 1318 Hinma Av. The seminar was initiated an is conducted by Jack Berry, 20 Sherman Av., professor and chai man of the department of linguis tics. “Socio-linguistics is an interdis ciplinary area which is only recent ly being developed jointly by li guists and sociologists,” Prof. Be ry said. “Much that is of gre interest has already been done b both, and the new study hold exciting possibilities for new i sights into the nature of languag and language problems.” Prof. Berry, a noted linguist an¢ an international authority on Wes $32,095 grant from the U.S. Offic of Education. He also is the autho of a “Grammar of Sierra Leon Krio,” a “Twi, Asante, Fant Dictionary,” and “Spoken Art i West Africa.” 5 Engineering at and business Northwestern st Universit are more security minded an make better “organization men than liberal arts students. Engineering students are le concerned with status than t other two groups. These findings were reported in 300-page study directed by Gilbe L. Krulee, 2205 Lincoln St., chait man of Northwestern Technologica Institute’s department ° HOLLISTER i CLASSIFIED) i Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star seminar, “Thus it is crucial that th country decide what languages t speak and write in terms of thre engineering and ences. Working graduate 4-8000 i Security Minded ILL. SATURDAYS YOU #piomentne _AL in newspapers, said: “In many developing coun tries in Latin America, Asia, an Africa, there may be as many as 1 languages spoken. dents "SAU on schools or in government, accord ing to linguist Charles Ferguson. Speaking at a new Northwester N.U. Study Shows Students Who Are $ 245 Se gy RS Se Se SUNDAYS two or mor African languages, recently co pleted a “Dictionary of Krio” (a African language), financed by ‘64 Impala Convert. V8 ‘67 Chev. Biscayne 4 Dr. ROL AOY. 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The honor carries with it a _ $750,000 endowed chair, which will run through 1992, until Dr. Noll’s retirement, or until a cancer cure is found. The grant enables scientists to devote the major portion of their time ke research. to cancer * tion coded in deoxyribonucleic of $200,000 from the Tom Russell Charitable Foundation Inc., in support of _ Northwestern University’s “First Plan for the 70’s,’”’ has been announced by Dr. J. Roscoe Miller, N.U. president. Mr. Russell is a Chicago industri- alist and a 1911 graduate of Northwestern. He is president of the foundation. This gift brings to $500,000 tions the made unrestricted through the contribu- Russell Foundation to the university in the - past three years. of eight are on local artists (Mrs. are Michael specialist in glaciers, years Evanston’s similar to that Shore in R. the Abels- Weil), 836 Sheridan Rd., Wilmette; E. G. Nichols, 273 Eaton St., Northfield; and Frances (Mrs. .J. H. M.) Clinch, 707 Ardsley Rd., and Ruth (Mrs. Frank) Levy, 1288 Sunview Ln., both of Winnetka. Others are Ann (Mrs. Vernon) Grimmer, 970 Vernon Av., Glencoe, and Helen (Mrs. R. A.) Fisher, 810 Edgewood Ln., Dorothy (Mrs. C, E.) Hughes, 1150 Wildwood Ln., and H. L. MacCowan, 609 Greendale Rd., all of Glenview. The exhibition can named conference just begun, according to Dr. Pow- ment Society ers. These mild that ence and periods palm have trees ished as far north he said. been once so flour- as the Dakotas, program of American exhibit. co-orconfer- It will be Sept. 11 to 14 in Chicago. held He is also executive director of the N.U. BioMedical Engineering Center. According to Dr. William E. Powers, Northwestern University North display Evanston residents tired of what has seemed like a too-long winter wouldn’t have to go to Florida to get away from it if they could wait has be seen 50,000 Florida. Dr. Powers, professor of geography, said the reason for this shift in climate lies in the cycle of the ice ages. It has been 7,000 years since the last retreated from great ice Canada, sheet and it will be several hundred thousand more until it returns, he said. Between these times, he said the climate will become so warm WINNETKA LUMBER (CO. that @eee02e2028208689200606200808060866i it will be possible for alligators to live comfortably in Lake Michigan. Dr. Powers cites this You can relax and enjoy your remodeling projects when we handle them for you. Every detail is looked after by us from start evidence that the climate is warming already: birch trees, which cannot stand heat, are not growing as far south as they once did; the level of the oceans is slowly rising from melting ice caps; the mountains through Wednesday. in climate will be in present-day and glaciers to finish. in are retreating more and more each year. 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Giant sunflower and_ sunburst decorations are being designed and made by Mrs. Charles Boden of minstrels, Mrs. Clar- ence Votz of Winnetka and Mrs. John Falvey of Northbrook, will play and sing in the sidewalk cafe setting. Prizes will be awarded by the Sacred for the Heart Pifer 8 Local Make of They Linda are Paul Jacobson, She facts, also will show including various pottery, to be held from Jeffrey Sandler, and Donald Shank- man. PLAN TO MOVE Mr. and Mrs. Brooks A. Atherton, 1359 St. Johns Av., Highland Park, are moving to Mundelein ~ this month. the Edith will the center’s Lovejoy Pierce of poetry at meeting at her ElanDees a8 1:30 p.m. day in Tues- you Harkness when you — He has been summer director camps of several for children. 5 you come eos. PS in. 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Greater Chicagoland Write or phone Serving for 20 years. for color brochure. ior hough Center Vm] Create 9800 Milwaukee Ave., Des Plaines 827-1151 (2. blocks North of Golf-Mill Shopping Center) March 9, 1967 St., Evanston GLOVES & MITTENS UNDERWEAR SHELLS AFTER SKI BOOTS KIDS T-SHIRTS $2.00 OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. THURSDAY MARCH 9th makers. Cabenely 2 DO, 906 Church SKIS Perfection built-in to every piece. FUN ~~ EXCITING ~~ EDUCATIONAL Learn to Play the Combo Way Sm ONLY SAVE ON ALL OF THE FOLLOWING: Co. Ph: 433-3935 ¢ Ask for the YES MANager OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR HOURS religious = ¢ 1700 OFFICES COAST-TO-COAST Loans up to $5000 and up to 60 months to repay Highland —=Pd ee 20% to 40% OFF balance the family like pay bills, take care of expenses, BENEFICIAL FINANCE SYSTEM Ss —_— gan Big O.K.! from A native of England, she studied romance languages and piano in Europe and came to Evanston in 1929. She has been an _ active member of the Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church in Evanston, and He received a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Syracuse University, and a master’s degree from George Williams College, Chicago. budget. That’s big! Right? Call up or come in. O.K.? And get that of poetry published, and her works also have appeared in various the be all the cash you get. Big as all the things the cash will do for Mrs. Pierce has had seven books mainly vice How big is that Big O.K. you get at Beneficial? Plenty big! Big as that warm welcome that greets “Arrow to the Sun” and ‘White Wake in the Sea,”’ booklets of her poems published Mrs. Pierce in 1962 and 1966. discussion session will follow. periodicals, press. will past $5000: BIG: Hall of Winnetka Community House. She will read A project is GET THAT | 1 to 2:30 read lands He Geigumeumnenten Poetry Reading Mrs. Club open Association. president of the American Camping Association, and serves on YMCA and American Friends Service committees. Senior Center Men’s Club. A foundation supported program of the Welfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago, the project assists p.m. Evanston Association and the Illinois Recreation Winnetka Community House for the arti- for Mr. Peterson is a member of the board of the Midwest Open Land discussed by project director Gunnar Peterson at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Community House. selections Michaelson, Miss Julia Rainwater, Steven Rettig, Miss Carla Rodgers, The to illustrate her talk Wednesday on List Erickson, Miss Miss _Idelle Men’s the Hopi Indians for the center’s Chautauqua program in Winnetka Kenilworth; Eight Highland Park students have been named to the winter quarter dean’s list in the college of liberal arts and sciences at the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle. of Mrs. Frederick Lloyd of Northbrook will bring displays of authentically furnished miniature rooms Students Dean’s Council Chautauqua accessories. Costume judges will be C. provided Mrs. Robert C. Cardais of Winnetka, chairman, and Mrs. Helen Springer of Wilmette, and their committee. most original, gayest, and most humorous vacation clothing and Harry Mrs. Pierce annually attends the Catholic Women, will be served by program, Winnetka and her committee. Strolling Christian Writers and Editors summer conference at Greenlake, Wis., where she has been both student and faculty member. * DA 8-3737 Don 169 North Hough Lake Manufacturing, Street * Mundelein, LO 6-0500 Inc. Illinois 60060 HUBBARD WOOD SKI CHALET :& SKATE SHOP 915 LINDEN, WINNETKA HI 6-6497 a William all of Winnetka. Tropical refreshments, SPRING community-level efforts to acquire, preserve, and conserve open land for park and recreation purposes. SOCHOOSSSHSSSSSSSSHSSHSHSSSHSSHSSSSSHSHSSHSSHSSHSSSSHSSSSSSHSSSHSHSSSSOSHSSSSSSSHSSSHOSSSHHSSHSSSSHHSHSHSHSEHOSHSSHSHSHSHSHSHHHHEHSEEOES House. Mrs. Edwin Mortenson of Winnetka is party general chairman. Clyde Sidler of Wilmette will serve as master of ceremonies, and now serves on the Evanston Human Relations Council Board. SSSOOHCOSCHSCHOHSHSOHCHCHOEHOESEOOE Aas bers will take part in a Winter Sun Holiday Party from 1 to 3 p.m. tomorrow in Winnetka Community George Hedges, Wilmette; and Mrs. Guy Steagall, Mrs. Donald B. MacGillivray; and Meyer Koteen, rT mem- ae rT Center eae Senior — Shore > North —_ ’ 55 �rey Women’s Organizations Active With ne Meetings io Pas Mrs. Donald Hadassah Segal, "Taste and (right Tell" chairman uncheon, of tastes the an appetizer during a recent committee meeting. Also Domine the gourmet luncheon are (from left) Mrs. Maurice Moriarty of Deerfield (left) and Mrs. Harry Reisman of Highland Park light the birthday candles for the North Shore League of Junior Women celebration. A gourmet dinner will be held in Mrs. Moriarty's home at 8:30 p.m. Saturday. (Staff Photo) Highland Park chapter of Hadas- Wiesenfeld, Reese Food Co., execu- sah will repeat its popular ‘Taste and Tell’? luncheon at noon Wed- tive. Judging nesday in the home of Mrs. Richard ries: Stiefel, and rolls, salads and molds, and desserts. All dishes will be accompanied by complete recipes and many will be incorporated into a Hadassah cookbook. Mrs. Donald Segal, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. James Metcoff, co-chairman; Mrs. Amos Turner, Mrs. Richard Stiefel, Mrs. 624 Hillside Dr., Highland Park. Prizes will be awarded in each classification and a special cook of the day will be honored. Judges for the afternoon include Mrs. Sondra Mount of North Shore Mrs. Joseph Marconi (from left) Mrs. Robert Skinder and Mrs. Ellsworth Cordesman, new members from Highland Park, admire the infant garments completed by the Junior group of the Highland Park-Ravinia Infant Welfare Society. Showing the clothes are Mrs. Richard Little, president, and Mrs. Stanley Lind, vice-president. (Bud Daley Photo) Metcoff, co-chairman; Mrs. Ernest M. Area Hadassah Chapter Schedules Another “Taste and Tell’ Luncheon fai _ Mrs. James Simon, publicity; and Mrs. Richard Stiefel, hostess. All live in Highland Park. (Salyards Photo) Peoples Gas Co.; Meyer Stiebel of Highland Park, owner of North Shore Kosher Caterers; and Mark will include appetizers, five catego- entrees, breads Ernest M. Simon, Mrs. Robert Sklare, Mrs. Howard Seidmon, Mrs. Morton Feigen, Mrs. Samuel Garber, Mrs. Norton Shapiro, Mrs. Meyer Schwachman, and Mrs. Phillip Romanik, all of Highland Park. The judging will be followed by an original skit presented by Mrs. Gabriel Brash of Highland Park, program chairman. Members are invited to bring guests to the special program. Arrangements may be made with Mrs. Stiefel. tt < 4% « Mrs. Eugene Shapiro (left), Mrs. Edwin Swire, Mrs. Arthur Friedman, and Mrs. Irwin Jacobson are among the Highland Park women who plan to attend next Thursday's luncheon in the Highland Park Country Club. The noon event, sponsored by the Combined Jewish Appeal North Shore Women's Division, will include a fashion show. (Laurence-Philiip Photo) March 9, 1967 �Potluck Lunch To Head Club Monthly Events De Sitter Bros. Pian aetna ¢ o9 ~ oe SONe jus it! LO; eS Heading the activities list for members of the Deerfield Woman’s Club this month will be a potluck luncheon and game party at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Jewett Park fieldhouse, 835 Hazel Av., Deerfield. Members will bring a casserole, salad, or dessert as admittance to the luncheon. Daniel Smith, winner of the summer conservation scholarship awarded by the club last year, will speak about the workshop he attended at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. Daniel, of Earl Mr. and Mrs. the son Smith of Deerfield, is a student at Deerfield High School. The club’s garden division has chartered a bus for 9:15 a.m. Monday for a trip to the World Flower and Garden Show in Chicago. Mrs. Charles Raff, 547 Mallard Ln., Deerfield, at the _ Mrs. Ernest E. Haight of Highland Park (right) and Mrs. Ralph F. Seidel of Northbrook examine a collection of Wedgwood owned by Mrs. Seidel and Mrs. Curtis Jones of Northbrook. The blue color will be used as a theme for the Fieldbrook Apr. 22 dinner-dance. (Howard Fochler Photo) Dance Has Wedgwood Wedgwood blue has been as the theme for the ninth dance brook Center sponsored chosen annual by Field- of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago. Invitations edged in antique blue shade will herald the 8 p.m. dance to be held Apr. 22 in the blue room of Lake Shore Club, Shore Dr., Chicago. 850 N. Lake Two Local Women Named to Board Constructed in 1929 sculptor Lorado Taft and a Registered National Theme remus will be master of ceremonies and John Basso and his orchestra will provide the music. Mrs. William Kammann is chairman of the benefit. Other committee chairmen include Mrs. Ralph F. Seidel, gifts; Mrs. Robert Ferguson, prizes; Mrs. Donald Ryan, entertainment; and Mrs. Henry Wurzer and Mrs. Lowell Linman, invitations. All are of Northbrook. serving as chairmen The are Mrs. Edward Allen Haight of Highland Park, refreshments; Mrs. Thomas Halpin of Northfield, decorations; and Mrs. Daniel Rowles of Deerfield, publicity. 666 Green Bay of Mrs. Harold Fox, Bigelow plush gives any room that certain hush | of elegance. And it comes in a marvelous range . of colors... rich, clear, decorator tones... the fashion colorsof the season. If you love luxury, don’t miss Bigelow Plush. ways to serve patients at area Veterans’ Administration hospitals. Mrs. Andrew Jacobs, chairman, has requested donations of used men’s suits and shirts for discharged patients. Books, records, cards, stamps, and fabric scraps also are Available in 12’ and 15’ broadloom and a large selection of room-sized rugs DE SITTER CARPET A program on will be presented Bay Rd., Winnetka Hillcrest 6-3336 Hillcrest 6-6120 Monday & Thursday 9.a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. . floral arranging by Mrs. Charles Biggam of Bannockburn at the meeting of the North Shore Auxiliary of the Chicago Maternity Center at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Mrs. E. Dean Landis, 309 Wood- ley Rd., Winnetka, will be the hostess. Mrs. Biggam and her husband turned a hobby into a business and, in addition to owning the Blossom Shop in Deerfield, grow their own plants and flowers. IMPORT MOTORS Rd., Winnetka Open: 120 Green Auxiliary to View Floral Program INNETKA by declared Historic Landmark, the studios are used for University art classes. Board members also provided funds for the composition of musical work honoring the University’s 75th anniversary. home 1039 Springfield Av. at 9:30 a.m. next Thursday. They will discuss on the list of needed items. Local radio personality John Do- Also Mrs. Irving B. Harris of Highland Park and Mrs. John E. Swearingen of Glenview are among 11 women named to the Women’s Board of the University of Chicago recently. The board currently is raising funds to complete the restoration and rehabilitation of Midway Stu- ‘dios. You don't really need boots . . . but you'll agree that a Bigelow plush carpet fee/s fathoms deep. Actually, it’s so lavish and dense that it cushions you in comfort with every step you take. is handling bus reservations and discount tickets for the show. The veterans division will meet Naa dinner Broadloom deep enough to wade in! — Hi 6-6100 9 to 9 Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 5 Saturday Closed Sunday composition, “Nativity” by Virgil Thomson, will be presented by the Rockefeller Chapel Choir this spring. VERNON OAKS DAY — CAMP AL 6-0365| March 9, 1967 Aucy swimsuits VOLKSWAGEN $39 | WINNETKA PER | 1/3 Down ‘666 Green end sirens south sensationally : MONTH Bank Financing Bay Rd., Winnetka IMPORT MOTORS Hi 6-6100 these by the |. �ges, | Miss Landy, bo ss ole Se Sina oa ag a Ex-Stewardesses to Be Models Louis M. Levitas Repeat Vows in Evening Former Rites Miss Ellen Ruth Landy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Landy of _ Highland Park, became the bride of Louis Michael Levitas Jan. 22 in ee North Suburban Synagogue Beth re El a> The evening vows were read by Rabbi Philip Lipis and Cantor Jordan Cohen and a reception and dinner in the synagogue followed |a peau de soie appliqued with beaded lace flowers. She carried a Bible pei Baas. ee Mr. Bah Levitas is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. James Levitas of Phoenix, Arizona. the ceremony. train over a sleeveless gown of and Mrs. Adrian Lewis, both Chicago, were bridesmaids. of The bridegroom’s twin brother, David Levitas of Los Angeles, was the best man. Michael Landy, the bride’s brother, and Harold J. Stern, her brother-in-law, were the ushers. Both live in Highland Park. After a honeymoon in the Grand Bahamas, the couple is living in Chicago. 10th District To Have Party eee TOS gee 12:30 p.m. next Thursday in Glenview Community Church, 1000 Elm ‘North GSS ia th Su ~en’s Shore members of St. Wom- American ORT will join Chi- cago members Wednesday in mark-ing ORT Day and ORT Month throughout March. Day ORT marks’ the opening of the group’s spring membership _ drive. Among the activities — local _ planned will be.a variety of teas A fashion Waukegan Miss Sheehan Hein’s of and cards will follow the billboards, posters, marquees, August Rites Mr. and Highland Mrs. Leon Park have Lebow Heirloom Color Wilmette, of serving Bernard T. Hecht : Mrs. John of William Miss Wood will in the Erfurth; to Wed Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wood of Rolfe; Ia., have announced the engagement of their daughter Sally Leah to Joseph A. Hugh II, son of Mr. the . the and Mrs. Deerfield. as_hostLoomis Mrs. Highland Park. Miss Joseph Wood and A. her Hugh of fiance are employed in Oakland, Cal. of Glenview, Mrs. Charles S. Moyer of Northbrook, and Mrs. William Ben- announced the engagement of their daughter Joanne to Louis Alan Hecht, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chicago. women and both of Deerfield. Among the models will be Mrs. T. P. Grigher of in the Lake Shore Club, Local An Apr. planned. 14 wedding in Rolfe : is | Miss Lebow was graduated from Highland Park High School and is a senior at the University of Illinois at Champaign. Her fiance received an engineering degree at the same university and now is enrolled in law school there. An August wedding is planned. (Bronson Coles Photo) Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sheehan of' Deerfield have announced the engagement of their daughter Sally Ann to Alan D. Reeder, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Reeder, also of Deerfield. The bride-elect is a junior at the University of Illinois, majoring English. Her fiance is a junior Stanford University, majoring economics. An August wedding in Wilmette in at in | DESIGNER’S CONTEMPORARY This dramatic 4 on wooded half acre in Lincolnshire and wood with lass walls overlookin room with 8’ IREPLACE; suspende: studio room; dining room; kitchen completely equipped with deluxe appliances and breakfast room; large laundry room and extra shop or play room; oversize 2 car garage. Architect— Ralph Anderson. MID 60s. combines spacious extensive patios. bedroom living 2 areas Sunken bath ranch of brick conversation Quinlan. and LYSONG Inc is planned. (Illini Photo) 735 Deerfield Road Deerfield, Illinois Office WI 5-375v Evenings WI 5-5788 RETURN FROM WEST Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Raffles, 1430 Linden Av., Highland Park, have returned after a vacation in California. They visited Mr. Raffles’ brother, Paul, in Beverly Hills, and spent some time in Palm Springs. © Grass Seeds @ Insecticides @ Hand Tools @ Spreaders @ Selection of Fertilizers @ Misc. ® Bar-B-Ques | © Bar-B-Que Supplies and Equipment @ Garden Supplies hpi 2" tubing top, 12° overall | | i ——s] Center of Wilmette 2 tubing legs T Several Photographers automobile decals will honor ORT. - On Saturday an airplane with an ORT banner will fly over each area _ where there is an ORT chapter. ham esses will be Mrs. William Getz of Mackintosh and Portraits or black of Children & white Bring your pet too. . . Dog, Cat, Lizard or cross-eyed Lion— We'll take his pic- of Glencoe is president of the Northern Illinois Region, and Mrs. Burton Sokolsky of Highland Park heads the Lake’ _ County Region. Miss Lebow - Wilmette Ave. 1151 stew- The Clipped Wings members model fashions from Hein’s Waukegan. Proceeds will go to Chicago chapter’s charities: Austin Special School and _ Florence Crittenton Anchorage. Couples Plan re Mrs. Levine Allen A. Levine by luncheon. Chairman and commentator of the fashion show will be Mrs. C. P. Januz of Lake Forest. Mrs. E. Truette Newbrough of Highland Park is in charge of the decorations committee. Mrs. William J. Reichert of Glenview is luncheon chairman. Members may purchase tickets from their club president or from Mrs. J. H. Baldwin, 7837 Tripp Av., Skokie, ticket chairman. for new and prospective members. Throughout the area illuminated Mrs. show Lines Sheehan-Reeder North Shore women and guests will attend the 10th District Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs party “Tiptoeing Thru the Tulips” at ; Area to Mark ORT Month Air 850 N. Lake Shore Dr., Chicago. covered with white roses. Mrs. Harold J. Stern of Highland Park was her sister’s matron of honor. Mrs. Philip Bernstein Jr. Mrs. Louis Levitas Thursday ‘ie. The bride wore a kaftan coat and United ardnesses will again be on the runway—as fashion models—at their annual benefit at noon next ture, Betty Howell ik FREE, as a special gift for you. Robert Mcintosh 8 overall all galvanized slide bed #7. = AL 1-0747 Tested and proved DungKgo/ COOSOHOSHSSOSSHOSOSSSSSSOHOSSHOSOOHSSOHSHHOSEHEEES plastic seats Announcing new AUGUSTANA COLLEGE SPEECH AND HEARING CENTER $39.99 Boxed. Many Models to Choose from. ~KLIPPER’S FEATURE ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF TOYS IN ALL CHICAGOLAND STOP IN AND YOU WILL BE AMAZED 26th Annual SUMMER RESIDENCE SESSION JUNE 11 TO JULY 22, 1967 For children, ages 5 through 18, @ COMPLETE SELECTION OF TOYS © SWIMMING POOLS e SAND BOXES @ GYM SETS @ MODELS e HO TRAINS @ ROAD RACING, ‘@ SCHOOL SUPPLIES e@ BABY ACCESSORIES @ CHILDREN’S TABLES @ GAMES e BICYCLES e@ PEDAL CARS with speech and hearing problems. FOR DETAILS WRITE: Dr. Donald C. Davis, FOUNDED 1860 Director Speech and Hearing Center SUMMER RESIDENCE SERVICES: Speech tnerapy, _Lip Reading, Auditory Training, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Remedial Reading, Music, Handicraft, Swimming, Supervised Recreation. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Auilustane CS ROCK ISLAND, .k., Late Se ILLINOIS 61201 Mon., Thurs., Tues., Wed., Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. STORE HOURS: OPEN Fri. 9 a.m. SUNDAY to 9 p.m. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. March » 9, 1967 Being Pee eee ie �Layman’s Law ee Will Be Topic Members of the Chicago Bar Association will discuss law for the layman at 8 p.m. Tuesday for the Deerfield branch of the American Association of University Women. By SHIRLEY GORDON ore and more attractive has become the idea of chartering a bus prospect for transportation into Chicago to attend social functions. The of finding parking places or having to drive home during the An cede rush hour following afternoon events has popularized the theory of leaving the driving to someone else. Several benefit groups have utilized bus transportation for Saturday night parties .. . a really smart move if the party-goers are planning to bend elbows. Members of Lake County ORT recently bused into Chicago for their election of officers will prethe meeting at Maplewood School, Alden Ct., Deerfield. The program is presented by _ the AAUW’s law and the citizen study. group, ending a two-year survey of the American legal system. Mrs. fter a lapse of several years, the Ravinia Festival will once again include a Festival of Arts and Flowers, scheduled for June 23, 24, and 25. The two previous events were quite gala with decorated box suppers and exotic table settings. Mrs. Ravinia Miss Marcie Beyer Tells Engagement Park. And speaking of flower shows, the “‘really big show’’ takes place in the International Amphitheater beginning this Saturday and running through Mar. 19. Show hours are 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. daily and you can buy your tickets at the door. The ninth annual Chicago World Flower and Garden Show has chosen as its theme. . . “Chicago Salute—’67.”” And don’t forget to take your camera along. Wednesday should prove to be an interesting day. I will be one of three judges for the Newcomers Club of Deerfield’s annual ‘“‘Mad-Hatter”’ contest in the Highland Park Country Club. I’ve seen pictures of last years’ entries — and I know what a difficult decision it’s going to be. Children’s Bureau lovely gold key chain with the name and date engraved on it. the many Hawaiian Islands and the J. A. Dexters have returned to Deerin Florida. 2 City Employees Tell Plans to Marry Mrs. Helmuth ‘of Highland Park have announced the engagement of their daughter New your feet wide! own draperies. discount. Open daily 10-5, Waukegan Road in Glenview Point-of-View and Gaslight Phone York PA An October wedding is planned. 4-9494 Open Daily Homespun House draperies San Francisco °¢ Beverly Hills, Calif. 1919 Waukegan Rd., Glenview Glenview, Ill. 724-9494 ©¢ llinna | Had your drapery cleaned and they fell apart... ? The bride-elect was ___ graduated from Highland Park High School and attended Miss Andersen International Data Processing Institute and is employed in the finance department of the City of Highland Park. Mr. Atteridge also is a Highland Park graduate and College of William attended the and Mary and It happens! Visit Calico, Lake Forest College. He is Clerk of Per CALIC Mile March 9, 1967 WASH Street Park = 1234 **All Seconds’’ sis CORNERS, ALL NEW CARS WITH AUTOMATIC. TRANSMISSION RADIO - HEATER - SEAT BELTS aT Highland Satin $1.35 — $2.50 $4.95 - 24 Hour Day Downtown Chintz Antique INCLUDES CAR First Beautiful Linens Dacrons GAS - OIL - INSURANCE LAKE 1970 a Fiberglas 95: 8c Have Spring is é Navy and Red « Selection in: RENT-A-CAR Plus We wee | et Northern Illinois University. She bnow is enrolled at Be ie 10-5 Gail to Robert W. of ey 1 Ba. F Atteridge, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Atteridge Highwood. or bro1919. (next to Square). the tax department of L. W. McDougall and Associates in Cleveland. the City of Highland Park. Andersen ag Mr. Berkson, a graduate of the University of Iowa, received his juris doctorate from Loyola Univarsity. While attending Loyola, he was law clerk for presiding Justice McCormick of the Illinois Appellate Court. He studied for his master’s degree in law at New York University. He is presently manager of to Riverwoods have come Mr. and Mrs. William Schroer who were away for three weeks on a visit that included Las Vegas, San Francisco, and and from it’s 10 making mail 25¢ for full information and chure with 40 swatches. We're at the Shaker Heights school system. hey are beginning to return—our smart and fortunate neighbors who spent the gloomy winter weeks in more exotic climes. Back Mr. degree for wear like iron, and never need one. All woven 100” to 120” wide to make it seamless. Factory prices to all; nu dec- orator University. After spending a summer with the Experiment in International Living in _ Strasbourg, France she is teaching French in cost slip-covers, bedspreads, tablecloths, napkins, mats, ete. Machine washables that all of Deerfield. master’s low only $3.98 a yard and A Mar. 18 wedding is planned. Miss Beyer was graduated from Cornell University and received her se- low, order, Ideal of Highland Park. lected unusual (and welcome) flyers to tell that June 3 is the date of its Assembly Ball. The message, “To Unlock an Evening of Pleasure” is affixed to a field after two months to yout “ER The engagement of Miss Marcie Lee Beyer to Edward Jay Berkson is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Beyer of Shaker Heights, O. Mr. Berkson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacque N. Berkson N@ of the Jewish made Mrs. J. W. Morrow and Mrs. Floyd Wiseman, Chapter Custom G. T. Elliott, The Ravinia Garden Club once again will take a major part in the ‘planning and execution of the flower festival in so perfect a setting— Lawrence nding: ity committee will be Mrs. Herbert Neil, chairman; at because they’re seamless. Our exclusive fabrics woven ten feet wide are turned “up end” to drape widest windows — se , floor-to-ceiling without seams. ee fuss pay ‘tunable. looks haute ‘ane saves you quite a bit of money on a large area! Smart linens, pearlspuns, and heavy textured cottons in primitive weaves that look handwoven and machine launder without Paul Seefer of Highland Park is study group chairman. Serving on the meeting’s hospital- honor roll ‘‘London Matinee’ at The Happy Medium. he Mary seamless draperies! Handsomer Cape ey Sncidentally The beautiful pageant of spring is the unique American colors aff. i ¥ of white boldly crossed with red and navy. Superbly done with a subtly shaped jacket and slightly flared skirt. Phone Sizes 6-16 $7 Sag 896 _S. Waukegan Rd., Lake Forest Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 Sn Wnnelha SY Heghland Part / : [ i wis 580 Lincoln, Winnetka 7 �SE ‘ ae ns aeOO op ee EI te Fishiie ratiat Designer Guessing The 2 measure, —/ hee Be Deerfield -am., TODAY Welfare Society Infant Center, 3 North Shore League of Junior gourmet dinner, 8:30 p.m., home meyer Women—Birthday of Mrs. Maurice party and Moriarty, Sega Bish emg cman Mrs. Bennet B. Harvey Jr.; Philip D, Block Jr; and Italian 440 Standish Mrs. Mrs. aedens 1 Stern. eke pertield, Deerfield to of Mrs. Hays MacFarland Jr.; Mrs. SATURDAY The fashion show itself will take Woman’s MONDAY Garden Division—9:15 Club, place Sept. 27 in Temple, in Chicago. a.m. trip Ravinia Arden Shore—10:30 a.m., home of Mrs. James Lakeside Pl., Highland Park. the Medinah to World Flower and Garden Show, International Amphitheater, on chartered bus. * Shes of each costume worn by Mrs. James ajcdorf Jr.; Mrs. William Wirtz; Mrs. Charles Biggam __ of Bannockburn presenting program on Floral arranging. _ spools with guests trying guess the designer showing, correctly : | Mrs. E. Dean Landis, 309 Woodley Rd., Winnetka; oe oF and During luncheon, mannequins and see__ Chicago Maternity Center, North Shore Auxiliary—2 p.m., home of A scissors, couture—tape exhibitors presented a brief couture TOMORROW ie Bs _ a Show. Greta Wiley Forest; Deerpath Inn, 255 E. Illinois Rd., Lake a _ of mittee the Vaden tos wshihitors in the 4ist Fashion Luke’s Presbyterian-St. 11 of Chicago—Luncheon, reviewing ‘Madame Sarah.”’ | The Game thread—decorated the basket center pieces at Tuesday’s luncheon in s __- tools o,° A. C. Kelly, 247 Elder! To Citizens See ‘Fiddler’ Residents of the Jewish Home for ae TUESDAY Deerfield Woman’s Club—12:30 _ Fieldhouse, 835 Hazel Av., Deerfield. _ Homemakers’ p.m. the Aged in Chicago will be treated potluck Extension Association, Lake __ Methodist Church, Wilmot Rd., Deerfield. Deerfield AAUW—8 p.m., Maplewood _ discussion of law for the layman luncheon, County—8:15 School, Alden Jewett Park p.m., Christ to a theater by law and citizen study group Wednesday by the North Suburban BMZ Service League. : Volunteers and home staff memers will escort chartered busses to Ct., Deerfield; members of the Chicago Bar Association. party and the matinee Fiddler See on the ee PA BE ei SS Sa as “ A a a a Se es aE ao AF bia fee a gt Pe os: oe : a FoF oo a ae eae ede Arden Shore Group Will Meet performance Roof” McVickers Theater, Chicago. at Ravinia will Arden meet Shore Com- 10:30 am. at Park, will be luncheon hostesses. The Monday in the home Mrs. James “ Pal Kelly, 247 of Lekeside Pl. committee will prepare j items for the October bazaar on the grounds of the Arden Shore Home ‘ in Lake Panne Pare Mrs. Carl Howard and Mrs. Bluff. Mrs. Jack Churchill of Highland Park is bazaar chair- Alfred Meeg, both of Highland man for 1967. 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Genny, Richard Steifel, 624 Hillside Dr., Highland Park. eh 1259 Glencoe Av., Highland Park, Newcomers Club of Deerfield—Mad-Hatter Luncheon, 1 p.m., Highland _ have returned from visiting friends Park Country Club, 1201 Park Av., Highland Park. in New York and New Jersey. The Order of the Eastern Star, Campbell Chapter No. 712—7:30 p.m., Gennys were former residents of _ Hundley Memorial Masonic Temple, 461 Laurel Av., Highland Park. New Jersey. 3 Meeting Is Slated A CRUISE - On Egg Decorating FS The Lake County Homemakers’ _ Extension Association will meet at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in Christ Meth- odist Church, Wilmot Rd., Deerfield, for an egg-decorating program. | Ideal for the Traveler with discriminating taste Cruise the Aegean for 14 days aboard the luxurious new yacht-sized vessel “LINA A”. New officers for the group were 21 day tour departs Chicago July 10 and September 11 Limited to 50 participants installed during their last meeting. _ are Mrs. Frank Peterson, president; They Mrs. Henry Hakewill, _ first vice president; Mrs. Louis | _ Lasek, second vice president; Mrs. Gene Melchiorre, secretary; and me Mrs. Harry Johnson, treasurer. All UNIQUE ADVENTURE wotamas The average family spends 77 hours a week in the kitchen. The most important room in your home deserves a For your Free Brochure call 527-3550 or write to: Map <a bcerrvs TRAVEL, 520 N. MICHIGAN AVENUE are of Deerfield. * INC. CHICAGO WLINo!s 60611 Wood-Mode Custom | Why S accept SERVICE less than for your Craftwood or Fall? LUMBER OLD = DEERFIELD (Just ab: West HIGHLAND iH H = F Specialists in SERVICE CLEANING, CUTTING, H3| : : id 60 COIFFURES for WIGS, STYLING 660 Vernon Glencoe — WIGLETS AND Craftwood and FALLS ( TINTING eee Pererrerras Lumber of Hwy. PARK COMPANY RD. 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Three judges: Mrs. Frank Carolan, past president of the club; Mrs. ames Gordon, women’s news writer for The DEERFIELD VILLAGER and The HIGHLAND PARK HERALD; Ball Will Honor and Mrs. Clara Samuelson, » The work Pastor of of then will cast ballots ranking the winners. The top three winners will will include Mrs. Hugh Grigereit, Mrs. Tom Cole, Mrs. Wesley Kiley, Mrs. Jack Burr, Mrs. Alex Callas, and Mrs. Robert Schatz. Mrs. Charles Soladay will provide musical accompaniment. Assisting Mrs. Reid with arrangements will St.” benefit will from proceeds of the Mar. 31 Night Pastor Ball in the Guildhall of the Ambassador West Hotel, N. State Pk. and E. Goeth St., Chicago. The event will begin with a 7 p.m. social hour and is sponsored by the pastor’s advisory council. Mr. and rs. Gordon Buchanan Jr. of High- and Park are on the committee planning the dinner dance. The Rev. ormer Robert rector H. of a Owen, Glen the Ellyn Episcopal parish, now serves musi- ians and other “night people’’ of he Near North entertainment area. Fr. Owen received permission to serve his unusual parish from Bishop Gerald Burrill of Chicago’s piscopal Diocese. Fr. Owen also is a jazz pianist. ast year he produced a jazz oncert in the Cathedral of St. James to raise funds for his mission 0 persons who, because of their orking hours, are not. able to eceive pastoral help near their omes. Miss Cruikshank o Wed in August of their daughter ames R. Glover bf South Milwauee at a recent amily party. Miss Cruikshank attends ollege Carroll in Wau- Sally to <x — , ‘ @&é Kesha, Wis. Her iance, son of Mr. And Mrs. John M. lover of South ilwaukee, is a braduate of Car- Miss Cruikshank oll and a sales representative for he Service Bureau Corporation in ilwaukee. An August wedding is planned. Greatly Jack Burr, Mrs. Grigereit, Mrs. Clyde Laugh- Reservations must be made able at the Deerfield Presbyterian Church. Advance arrangements should be MeNichol, Women Deerfield wished to should made with Mrs. Daniel 626 Ambleside Dr. who have moved to within the past year and be introduced to the club call Mrs. John Hornor, arrange rides. Actress’ Story 2ay Camp | Season—Emphasis on Instruction, not Competition home of Mrs. Stuart Sokolsky, 60 S. Deere Park Dr., Highland Park. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Curns of Maywood, a member of the Nature Study and Camera Club of the Morton Arboretum, will present a : For Boys and Girls, Ages 4 to 13 — June 26 Superior Instructional Program on Swimming and Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Henry C. Hawes, chairman; W. Marvin Cochran, and Mrs. Mrs. Claburn E. Jones, all of Highland Park. Mrs. Wilson D. Sked of Lake Forest, president, will conduct an 11 a.m. board meeting preceding the luncheon. @ Heated ®@ Tennis Will Be Delivered The Bobby Blechman Memorial Chapter of the City of Hope will deliver Sunday morning breakfasts to residents’ doors this weekend. For one phone call and a small contribution families may breakfast on lox, cream cheese, bagels, pastries, and hot coffee. All the trimmings will be included, from cream and sugar to jelly and onions. To reserve a ‘‘Lox Box” residents should contact Mrs. Zorack Rabin, 1894 York Ln., Highland Park. and Mrs. Grove Roy and Birklund Mr. and and pool swimming lessons For CALL rates, . brochure MEL at 831-4727 All Sports @ Dancing and dramatics for girls only @ Small groups ® Boys separate from girls @ Special programs for each age on beginning, intermediate and advanced levels. @ Arts, crafts, nature lore, boating announces entrance or or information BERT at OR examinations 1967-1968 Saturday, 5-2935 school March for the year 18 at 9 a.m. The Roycemore “Challenge of Five” academic program is especially designed to help students meet the rigorous demands of college and university curricula. HERE ENDS Winifred Birklund has reto Denver after a five-month in Illinois. Mrs, Birklund her sons and their families, Downers new swimming ROYCEMORE SCHOOL 34 Sunday Breakfast VISIT Mrs. turned visit visited ’ in Mrs. Clifford L. Birklund, 595 Carriage Way, Kings Cove, Deerfield. Examinations and interviews by appointment Scholarships available Call: Director of Admissions DAvis 8-3220 Evanston 640 Lincoln Street > Founded — 1917 . Ss To Be Reviewed “Madame Sarah,” Otis Skinner, will be Greta Wiley at 11 a.m. Deerpath Inn, 255 E. Lake Forest. book, based on 5 ag eS ele by Cornelia reviewed by today in the Illinois Rd., the life 1554 Oakwood PIl., or her chairman, Mrs. Frederick coH. Heintz, 625 Brierhill Rd., Deerfield. fect condition; has had very rad Sexs ee PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL of actress Sarah Bernhardt, will be the first in this year’s series sponsored by the Deerfield Center of the Infant Welfare Society. Luncheon will be served immediately following the review. A limited number of guest reservations is available for this review and luncheon, and those on Apr. 13 and May 11. Mrs. Lawrence L. Peterson of Deerfield, chairman of the Center’s book club, suggests that reservations be made not later than the Monday preceding the date of the two spring sessions. Arrangements may be made with Mrs. Peterson, COAT 1967 17th » The Ravinia Garden Club will meet at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Mr. little use — worn-perhaps 6 times, one season. Settling estate problem — will sell at greatly reduced price. Ask to see at Thorpe Furs, Evanston, then call Dave Morgan, 7618230, or after 6 p.m. and weekends 869-1091. 9, 100 Greenbrier Dr., hospitality chairman. A get-acquainted table will be arranged at the luncheon for prospective members. Mrs. Leslie Paulsen, 700 Carlisle Av., will Reduced arch by 5 p.m. tomorrow. Checks should be sent to the reservations chairman, Mrs. Goldwyn Draper, 431 Indian Hill Rd.; or her co-chairman, Mrs. Wesley J. Kiley, 63 Larkdale East. Baby-sitter service will be avail- Full length natural gun metal Leutetia Mink, size 8-10. Latest styling, finest quality, per- MINK Robert lin, Mrs. Alex Callas, Mrs. Wesley Kiley, and Mrs. Adrian Pinto. The Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cruikshank of orthbrook announced the engage- ent Mrs. Hugh ‘Night Our be awarded handmade spring hats. Prizes also will be awarded the seven remaining winners, program following luncheon. EnFollowing luncheon, a preview of . titled, ‘‘Trees—Their Secrets and new fashions in spring millinery Mysteries,’’ it will include a series will be presented by Garnett & Co. of tree pictures, starting in the of Highland Park. Mrs. Douglas winter when they are dormant, Reid, millinery group chairman, through their spring awakening. will be show commentator. Models Muir, Mrs. Robert McElligott, Mrs. Chicago’s Rush instruc- tor of millinery classes will choose the top ten hats. Luncheon guests be Night Pastor’ APACHE Ravinia Gardeners To Meet Tomorrow For Tree Program Will Be Held by Newcomers cf ID 2-8800 CAROL BLOCK NAGEL 1893 SHERIDAN RD. HIGHLAND PARK SUITE 111 , IS , REINCARNATION Fact or Fallacy? The internationally known occultist, Mr. Geoffrey Hodson, discusses this question. SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1967 at 3 P.M. at the LaSalle Hotel - Chicago, IIL. Presented by the Theosophical Society. No admission charge. 3 4 �LuLbocs LILA supreme “The two supe- “The public will be the star of the film. The response and reaction of will have the opportunity soon. And rior in art development and appreciation, the quality of the work, and the interest and involvement of the connoisseurs and collectors; the artists’ families and friends; shoppers, curiosity seekers, camera public,” fans, and innocent bystanders will reflect the impact of art and growth of art appreciation in Chi- at the same time they will get a preview of next September’s Old Orchard Art Fair. Camera crews from CBS television will film—in color—portions of O OC an hour-long special, Art cago, from 11 a.m. until if TO LULULULUE CEC Saturday, Mar. in Chi4 p.m. 18, in the Mall of the shopping center. North Thirty painters and 18 sculptors have been invited to create in miniature the annual show which the North Shore Art League and Old Orchard Associates co-sponsor. They will bring their work and set up their exhibits exactly as they do said. to be ‘‘The time has The special will illustrate, inform, and explore Art in Chicago from the artists’ and the public’s standpoint. In addition to the Old Orchard segment, there will be portions on art education and exhibit opportunities, scenes in the foundry showing the casting of the Picasso statue for the new Civic Center, visits to leading artists and shots of art in the studios sculptors, industry of and and cago.” In for WBBM-CBS many persons Francisco and New But, according to Max the filming event will be of bad done weather, during the same hours on Mar. 25. The show broadcast is scheduled in May to be in Chicago and nationwide in June. Local exhibitors in the early-bird outdoor show are Barbara (Mrs. in architecture. A spokesman commented that San he claim come to throw Chicago’s hat in the ring as an art center,” he asserted. each September. consider in the field of art. cities LLL LOLLLALes: SLL LELLO LCL LULLULLOLLECLELL York PrITETTNITUITELEIT TETSU? North Shore residents who have had a yen to appear on television Fleisher, Paul) Schlenker, 819 Holmes Av., Deerfield, and Serene (Mrs. Don- ald) Flax, 268 Moraine Rd., and Joan Taxay (Mrs. Paul) Weinger, Winnetka sculptor who is working with CBS in arranging the project, 2927 Summit Park. Av., both of Highland Two Winnetka sculptors discuss works they plan HUNT MM to exhibit at the filming of the Old Orchard Art Show. Appearing in the television special will be Abbott Pattison (left) with "Head" and Max Fleisher with "Ulysses." (Howard Fochler Photo) ee a ey BBR BR cee ae Re aes Lae ae oe : : 2 i ‘¢ Highland Park artists display paintings they plan to exhibit at the filming of the Old Orchard Art Show. Appearing in the television special, which the public is urged to attend, will be Joan Taxay (Mrs. Paul) Weinger (left) and Serene (Mrs. Donald) Flax. PIVTTTTYTTTTTTTTTTTITETTTTTTT TT ITT TTT THEE MMM EU Artists to Demonstrate at ORT Lake Forest Symphony to Pla Show Prokofiev's ‘Peter and Wolf Chicago area artists will participate in a week-long juried exhibit to begin Tuesday in Congregation Solel, 1300 Clavey Rd., Highland Park. The show will open with a reception at 12:30 p.m. and run through Mar. 20. Women’s American ORT A highlight of the Lake Forest Symphony’s concert tomorrow will be the performance of Serge Prokofiev’s ‘“‘Peter and the Wolf,”’ with Val Bettin as narrator. The program will be given at 8:30 in the Deerpath School Auditorium, Lake Forest. Star of stage, television, radio, (Organ- ization for Rehabilitation Through Training) is sponsoring the show of art geared to the theme, Ways to Prevent Poverty. The jury will consist of Jeanette (Mrs. Edward) Kann, 269 Sylvan Rd., and Alice (Mrs. matic Robert) Richheimer, 626 Skokie Ln. S., both and Jeanette (Mrs. _ of Glencoe, Jacob) Pincus, 1223 Green Bay Rd., Highland Park. Will Give Demonstrations Mrs. Kann and Mrs. Richheimer will participate in a program to be presented at 1 p.m. on the opening day demonstrating the use of water color and the various media of sculpture. They recently contribtued works to a sale at the new Chicago Society of Artists Gallery to raise funds to help replace lost and flooddamaged tools and equipment of 62 and films, Mr. London’s Royal Mrs. Pincus Mrs. Florentine artists. ORT students and teachers Italy also contributed support the teers Florentine repaired community. electrical co-chairman; in to Volun- installa- tions in schools, old-age homes, offices. and Members participating in the Art for Ort show are Mrs. Gerald Flegel, 665 Pine St., Deerfield, chairman; Mrs. Marvin Isenstein, 2233 Egandale Rd., Highland Park, Ted Bloch, 265 Barberry Rd., Highland Park, refreshments; Mrs. William Pathman, 1240 Crofton Av., Highland program; and Mrs. Jerrold Flaschner, 340 Carlisle Av., Deerfield, and Mrs. Manuel Grossman of Skokie, membership. Mrs. Burton ballwood Ln., Sokolsky, Highland University. for his television 850 KimPark, is president of Lake County region. Harold Bauer of Evanston, con- ductor of the symphony, pointed out that, Wolf”? although “Peter is a children’s and_ the tale, it contains some of Prokofiev’s “most lovely and charming music.” The Johann concert also Sebastian will Bach’s include Concerto for Two Violins in D minor, with Miss Marylyn Sexton of Lake and Daniel Steppner, ter of Northwestern ment. Hotel Shows Paintings By Geraldine DeBoice Paintings Geraldine role of The Storyteller. Sylvan Rd.; Glencoe, co-ordinator. Others are Mrs, Lewis Brody, 241 Park, Participate in Show Mrs. Art and London He is best known Mrs. Kann Richheimer Bettin trained at Academy of Dra- will be Wolfgang Amadeus Ma zart’s Symphony No. 38 (Prague and Edmund Rubbra’s Improvise tions on Virginal Pieces by Fa naby, A 16th-17th century co poser, Giles Farnaby wrote for th virginal, an early keyward instr Bluff concertmasUniversity’s Chamber Orchestra, as soloists. Other selections on the program by S. Deerfield (Mrs. John) arti DeBoic are on display this month at th Moraine-on-the-Lake Hotel, 250 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park. Mrs. DeBoice, a summa cu laude graduate of the University o Illinois, is a member of the Subu ban Fine Arts Center of Highlan Park, exhibition sponsors. The artist has won the best-o show award in the Central Par. Annual Show in Decatur and ha served as an art instructor at t Art Institute of Decatur. She lives at 1145 Norman Ln. March 9, 196 �4 eee: eA gies a POO sae COPY wee TES GSE LO= x teER igh yk eae Crs Wks : High a Of 3 Artists display Highland studied sculpture Archipenko and at with she He was Benjamin hicago. The show guest ae gee through art or failure of his Public With modern dependable methods of firing sizeable pieces; with and formulized to remove oxygen and impurities, the horizons in enameling are unlimited, Mrs. Rosenberg said. and classic French desserts. For luncheon and dinner. Closed Mondays. After many years of experimenting in design, water colors, sculp- The library show includes a variety of the artist’s work, ranging from foot-square paintings to a tree six feet in height. The library, at Randolph open Mrs. Rosenberg said. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ‘ She the it cool. As dominant appear and the the heat theme and artist can dd thi jewellr of favorite dinner, restaurants. cocktails, . . . Luncheon, Sunday brunch, ban- quet facilities. Open 7 days: 10035 Skokie Blvd., one block north of Old Orchard. OR 3-3131, RESTAURANT -the Pyrenees Unique dining. Mansion elegance. Open 5 p.m. Closed Mondays. Reservations : Telephone 787-09001150 NORTH FOR PPEARS IN SHOW Miss Sandra Kahn, 887 Barberry d., Highland Park, is a cast ember of “Brigadoon,” now playng weekends at the Encore The- DEARBORN PARKWAY DINNERS THAT HAVE UNUSUAL FLAVOR — DIAL 433-3766 Beef, Ham or Combination homemade roll or bread and special BBQ All With Meat with potato or baked is Lazy Hardwood Fire CARRY-OUT ter, 1419 N. Wells St., Chicago. The p.m. and Bivd. and be married watches hrough Wednesday. 8:30 of McCormick Eat, drink inkowski, 3085 Blackthorn Rd., iverwoods. The exhibition can be _ seen at west the appetite to | n., and Pat (Mrs. Phillip) Gorhoff, 615 Indian Hill Rd. both of eerfield, and Emily (Mrs. Dennis) Saturday, Ill., just and from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturdays. of three local display in the seen 3445 Dempster St. Skokie, painted copper from the white heat leaves, artists are Geraldine DeBoice, 1145 Norman be Reservations suggested Telephone 679-0444 described the high point in the process as the moment when the enamelist removes the sheet of and Mar. igh School, Oakton St. and Edens xpressway in Skokie. can lent wines. Splendid facilities for private parties. Try our Ducklingal’orange St. and Michigan Av., is from weekdays orth Shore Art League’s Small aintings Exhibit at Niles West how pel Abbott Pattison of Winnetka, Rudolph Pen of Chicago, and Guillermo Silva of Mexico City. Represented in Show omorrow, 8 p.m. .m. Sunday. RESTAURANT FRANCAIS See Unlimited Horizons Notably fine French cuisine served in an atmosphere of quiet elegance. Excel- 25,” in Local Residents The local Mrs. John) CO silicones of every heat intensity, color range, and all meshes; with basic copper perfectly annealed lines The art works esidents are on De SRE - “In the nine years I have been enameling, I have done enough for 3. Three EES cones. lec- Galleries will run BPE Fahrenheit; natural ores, such as copper, gold, and silver; and sili- Mr. Kalan is represented in the Art Institute’s Sales and Rental Gallery the Lag The artist works in concert with three natural, dynamic, individualistic elements, she explained. They are high heat, 1500 to 1800 degree turer at the Art Institute of hicago’s ‘‘Meet the Artist’’ series. and gE try again.” excellence at the Biennial Illinois Craftsman show in Springfield. Mr. Kalan studied at the University of North Carolina and New ork University, and in the W.P.A. Program. the of the Chicago failure only whets Nicholas rokos of Highland Park and Ruth uckworth of Chicago. Mrs. Fraerman recently won the Haeger Pottery Award for general Art in Finds Medium Inspiring Mrs. Rosenberg, of 21 Riparian Rd., said she finds the medium ‘“‘so exciting, so inspiring, that even a wife of a physiand raised in psychology, month work in enamels. Last year, the Art Institute of Chicago gave her a twomonth long show. Highland Park. After receiving her in OME watch the success intentions. ture, and other forms, she began to New York. ceramics ee Mrs. Rosenberg has had no formal art training but has studied with Richard Loving of Mundelein, experimental wall hangings at the Renaissance Society. She was one of five artists featured in the 1963 exhibition, ‘‘Woven Forms,” at the useum of Contemporary Crafts in degree ee Library. the Institute of Design. In 1962 she showed a group of her tudied this department and William Kalan, 1250 McDaniels Av., Highland Park. college Poa Enamels by Evelyn (Mrs. Irving) 2238 Egandale Rd., Highland Park; Mrs. Fraerman, cian, was born hits Rosenberg of Highland Park are on Highland Park High School is isplaying the works of Mrs. Claire Zeisler of Chicago; her daughter, Joan (Mrs. Samuel H.) Fraerman, ark resident, with Alexander ten Chicago Library Shows Local Artist's Enamels School Zeisler, a former ae \ hows Work Mrs. as oe Mae Prime 7 Highland beans, Temptation off Edens Villa Moderne West of Edens « Lake Cook Exit TWO STUDEBAKER THEATRE PHONE 922-2973 Eves. at « Highland Park WEEKS MARCH Wed. 8:30 & Sat. ONLY! 6-18 Mats. at 2:00 David Cryer and Albert Poland present Cooked in the Pit FOODS — Catering Department at VE5-3355. Our 7 elegant dining rooms are expansive, but not expensive. salad, Sauce. $2.50 Pit 1540 Old Skokie Rd. Park cuisine from Chef Vaillancourt’s acclaimed kitchen. 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Alfie is selfish, rresponsible, and cheerfully amor]. He neither deserves nor gets udience sympathy, but the good berformance by Mr. Caine is alays interesting. Color. Adults. A FUNNY THING HAPPENED HN THE WAY TO THE FORUM heard Mar. 17 when the Evanston Symphony Orchestra presents its Zero Mostel, Phil Silvers) heem, third concert of the season. performance will be given at p.m. in Evanston Township School Auditorium, Church St. at the Forum. At Luncheon Adults A new executive board took office Monday for the Highland Park Chapter of the Lyric Opera Guild. nd mature young people. ANY WEDNESDAY a, Jason Robards) (Jane Fon- Adapted from the Broadway hit y Muriel Resnik, this sophisticated omedy is as frothy and insubstantpl as its heroine. Having finally uccumbed to the romantic camaign of an attractive ool: ltzhak Perlman, 21-year-oid Israeli violinist, will perform at 8:15 next Thursday night in the Highland Park High School auditorium. The concert will open the Highland Park Community Concert Association's membership drive for 1967-68. ednesdays. +Fine already is beginning to ade when a new secretary sends a isiting executive and our ife to the apartment. dults. hero’s Color. Three Bites of the Apple icCallum, Sylvia Koscina) (David This oman iles on either eary is a modern version of the temptress working her weak-willed man. There is humor nor thrills in this tale of a modest British avel guide whose winnings at Dulette attract a beguiling Italian bm-girl. Views of the Italian riviera and e Swiss alps occasionally suceed in breaking the monotony. olor. Adults and mature youths. The recent art works a at e Suburban Fine Arts Center of ighland Park, are on display this Coun- Carl Schwartz and his wife, Kay offman-Schwartz, are exhibiting eir respective collections of paintg and sculpture. Mrs. t Schwartz, Institute of recipient of the Chicago $2,500 yerson Foreign Fellowship, also is inner of the 1965 McCormick Art Exhibits BARAT COLLEGE, Lake Forest. Photographs by Chicagoan Harold Allen. Drake Gallery, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, through March. EDENS THEATER, 303 Skokie Blvd., Northbrook. Paintings and sculpture by members of the Suburban Fine Arts Center, 580 ROGER WILLIAMS BLDG. Paintings John Allison) of Glenview, through March. GLENCOE (Mrs. MEDICAL Morris J.) Coff, Cohan, 3463 Summit CENTER, 363 748 Hill St., by Brooke Park and Av., both of Highland through Mar. Av. Paintings Barbara Park, 15. Hastings (Mrs. and Mrs. (Mrs. by Millie William H.) Joanne Krue- ger of Mundelein, through March. HALL GALLERIES, Rt. 45, one mile west of Half Day. studies. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 HIGHLAND PARK COUNTRY CLUB, 1201 Park Av. W. Paintings by Chicagoans Carl Schwartz and Kay Hoffman-Schwartz, instructors at Suburban Fine Arts Center, through March. HIGHLAND (Mrs. Daniel PARK R.) HOSPITAL, Halperin, 3268 718 Glenview Av. Paintings by Elaine Summit Av., Highland Park, through March. HIGHLAND PARK THEATER, 445 Central Straub, 90 Lakeside Pl., Highland Park. Av. Paintings by George HIGHLAND PARK WOMAN’S CLUB, 1991 Sheridan Rd. Paintings by Louise (Mrs. James) Bernard, 1632 Linden Av., Highland Park, through March. HIGHLAND PARK YWCA, 474 Laurel Av. Paintings by ‘“B’’ (Mrs. Paul) Leeds, 655 DeTamble Av., Highland Park, through March. LEEDS JEWELERS, 495 Central Av., Highland Park. Paintings Virginia (Mrs. Martin) Tausz of Evanston, through March. st in the 1963 and 1965 Spectrum hibitions, the third annual Chigo Arts Competition, and the pw Horizons in Painting Show in arina City’s National Design Cenr, and a second prize in the 1967 ion League Club Exhibition. The exhibition. is sponsored le Suburban Fine Arts Center. arch 9, 1967 by Mrs. a Herbert Marder, 291 Highland by MORAINE-ON-THE-LAKE HOTEL, 2501 Sheridan Rd. Paintings by Geraldine S. (Mrs. John) DeBoice, 1145 Norman Ln., Deerfield, through Park, was Other officers elected are Mrs. Ralph Elson, 232 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield, recording secretary; Mrs. Louis L. Kahn, 289 Hedge Run, Highland Park, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Donald Meyers, 639 Onwentsia Av., Highland Park, treasurer. Named Directors New directors are Mrs. Thomas McEnery of Lake Forest; Mrs. Rudolph Silverman, 1210 PARKER EDWARDS GALLERY, Friday, Erwin Wine, 1234 Linden Av., all of Highland Park. Membership in the group is open. information 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Music Programs COMMUNITY CONCERT SERIES. Violinist Itzhak Perlman, 8:15 p.m. next Thursday, Highland Park High School auditorium, 433 Vine Av. LAKE FOREST SYMPHONY. Concert, with Val Bettin as narrator for “Peter and the Wolf,” conducted by Harold Gene Bauer, 8:30 p.m. tomorrow, Deer Path School auditorium, 95 W. Deerpath Av., Lake Forest. can be ob- tained from Mrs. Staller. Zweigler, 5 meyer, 1066 Court Av., both of Highland Park. To Feature trumpet, Oldberg The program will feature Richard Oldberg, French horn soloist and third horn player with the Chicago Symphony. He will play Richard Strauss’s French Horn Mr. Oldberg, who lives at 2714 Reese Av., Evanston, began his training with Charles Zweigler, first chair trumpet player with the Evanston Symphony and former chairman of the board. Mr. Oldberg attended Harvard University and Northwestern University, where he was graduated summa cum laude in premedical studies. He was a member of the Evanston Symphony while at Northwestern. In 1962, Mr. Oldberg joined the Chicago Symphony. List Program In addition to the Strauss work, the program will include Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 in G minor and a suite from Walter Piston’s “The Incredible Flutist.” The concert will close with Peter Illich Tchaikovsky’s overture-fantasy, ‘‘Romeo and Juliet.” Frank Miller, the Chicago Symphony’s principal cellist, will conduct. Mr. Miller, 1003 Whitfield Rd., Northbrook, has been music director and conductor of the Evanston group since the fall of 1962. Tickets are available by contacting the ticket chairman, Bryson Burnham, 2528 Sheridan Rd., Ev- anston; by writing Box 712, Evanston; or at the door. Students will be admitted at half price. Children under 12 are admitted free accompanied by an adult. when Deerfield Lawyer Given Doctorate From © Wisconsin Deerfield lawyer Ralph J. Boches recently was awarded his doctor of laws degree by the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Boches, 1444 Woodland Dr., has his office at 829 Deerfield Rd. He received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Harvard University. He also studied at the Sorbonne in Paris. He received his bachelor of law degree University of Wisconsin. from the COR Gini Ae ims 7 cS ie : 503 Central Av. School of Paris litho- and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Crofton Av.; Mrs. Irma Olshan, 445 Lambert Tree Av.; Mrs. Jeff Kanne, 74 Central Av.; Mrs. Arthur Fink, 1100 Linden Av.; Mrs. Harvey Walker, 965 Bob-O-Link Rd.; and Mrs. H. March. graphs, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday, elected second vice president and program chairman. The first major event she is planning is an opera workshop, to be given May 16 with the co-operation of Northwestern University School of Music. Additional ace prize in the Spectrum Exhibi- Mr. Schwartz, who holds degrees om the Art Institute and the iversity of Chicago, is listed in ho’s Who in the Midwest’’ and ho’s Who in American Art.” Among the prizes he has won are at Mrs. Richard Gottlieb, 244 Sumac Rd., bn, first prize in the All-Chicago bmpetition, and the National Soety of Arts and Letters Award. place Plan Opera Workshop HIGHLAND PARK CITY HALL, 1707 St. John Av. Paintings by children’s classes at the Suburban Fine Arts Center, through March. of onth in the Highland Park y Club, 1201 Park Av. calendar Morino, featuring portraits and animal p.m. daily; noon to 9 p.m. Sunday. couple, both instructors took Moraine Rd., Highland Park. Mrs. Frank Lieber, 258 Woodland Rd., Highland Park, was elected president. Mrs. Karl Eisenberg, 765 Marion Av., and Mrs. Martin Staller, 290 Woodland Rd., both of Highland Park, were named first vice presidents. Mrs. Staller will head the membership committee. Works of international artists and studio exhibit of Gwen (Mrs. Raymond) drt Objects hicago member / HICKORY ouple Shows installation luncheon for the new and outgoing boards given by retiring president Mrs. Beryl Lovitz, 1380 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park, and board a millionaire, Ihe lives in his company’s execuve suite where he visits her on Romance The are Charles Concerto No. 1. Installs Board keep things Color. 623 Guild Chapter oving at an almost maniacal clip. f racy slapstick is your cup of ectar, you'll have a Roman holiay Jack Kenney, Ln., tuba. Others Participants from Deerfield are Mrs. LaVerne Hoogheem, 1100 Springfield Av., flute; Mr. Hoogtrombone; Mrs. Tree Big Oak Ln., Riverwoods, trumpet; and Mrs. Morton Malitz, 268 Barberry Rd., violin, and Dallas Nier- Dodge Av. This film version of the bawdy Broadway musical farce, couldn’t e more zany. Roman slave Pseuolus is to earn his freedom by elping his inept young master ecretly marry a gorgeous slave irl. The performances The 8:30 High and Jonquil Ter., violin; and Leroy Krbechek, 806 Apple 9 / endearing young usb have a way of winning hearts. Let us give you the permanent wave best suited to your hair texture for the natural-looking curly locks | fe | he loves, MANICURING Men TUES. THRU are welcome, SAT. BY APPOINTMENT 4 ask for PEGGY a O_-fite-Callon Highland Park, Illinois SOIR cae ga 65 �Police Break Ground Ceremony Marks Department Surge The recent ground-breaking for a $48,884 addition to the Deerfield Police Department marked another step in the department’s rapid growth during the last 10 years. The department consisted of seven men in 1957 when it was moved into its present quarters at the rear of the village hall, 850 Waukegan Rd. The force now has David from ment he asked for was size of the village, he said, but pay raises were requested for the present staff instead seeking per- missign to hire more men. Present starting pay is $493.50 and the chief that this be raised to Started in Small Office _ The force has come a long way in manpower in since it began operating a small office across the street from what today is the Deerfield Camera Shop at 724 Deerfield Rd. Percy McLaughlin, who joined the force in 1923 as the one patrolman under Chief Henry Petersen, remembers what it was like in those days. Mr. McLaughlin said he patrolled the streets on his own motorcycle and his own old Ford. He recalls a telephone box at Deerfield and Waukegan Rds. that had a red light that would go on when there was a police call. When he saw the light, Mr. McLaughlin would call the operator, message. who would one of the than trying to catch the cars on the Move Mr. Petersen recalled that when the police station-was moved to the basement of the Masonic Temple on Waukegan Rd. in the 1930s, it contained one six-foot high : t ja cell which was nothing more than a metal cage. He added, however, that there weren’t very many This 1950 picture of the three members of the Deerfield Police Department was taken in the basement of the Masonic Temple. From left are prisoners in those days. Chief Hall, hired in 1957 and appointed to his present position last year, remembers the Masonic Temple station as one big room with a typewriter and desk at one end. The present police quarters consist of one dispatcher’s office and a chief’s office. This space was adequate for the seven-man force of 1957, but it can hardly accommodate today’s enlarged staff. Expect June Completion The expansion of the quarters, expected to be completed in early June, will include an additional 600 square feet for both the basement and the first floor of the station. The additional space will include a finger-printing room, a radio Pierce Is Honored ™ * ® Albert L. Pierce of Deerfield has been named Man of the Year in Chicago and northern Illinois for Monarch Life Insurance Co. Mr. Pierce, 1709 Cranshire Ct., was the third highest producer in the nation among Monarch’s 800 agents. He was named to the Key Man Club, the top honor group, and will receive the Chicago Agency Plaque. He was Chicago one office of 12 who men were in the cited for Mr. McLaughlin was named chief in 1926, holding this post until 1953. He retired from the force five years later after working 36 years present three cells, and an exercise a freshman at Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Ia., spent last weekend a while, manding officers office, and quart- Mr. McLaughlin worked alone with Al Anderson, who joined the force ‘in 1940. Mr. McLaughlin was suc- ers for patrolmen. The department is also expanding its ranks. The village board has approved an ordinance creating three sergeant positions. The force presently has no sergeants. ceeded as chief by Charles Fuller, who led the department for two years. To Sponsor Talk Series A lecture series on the art and archaeology of Egypt will begin at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Highland Park Recreation Center, McDermott of Deerfield, Thursday to spend the spring break in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. He is a member of the AFROTC training program on campus and also is on the college basketball team. Bay Miss Barbara Wriston, head of the Art Institute of Chicago museum education department, will be the speaker, under the sponsorship of the Highland Park Associates of Woman’s ollows: Tuesday—The with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Smith, 929 Stratford Rd. Mr. McDermott will leave next 1850 Green Rd. a3 eres , Wriston’s and include a a com- Petersen. the LEAVES NEXT WEEK area for prisoners. The addition also will juvenile-division office, Chief Percy McLaughlin, Al Anderson, and Davie outstanding performances in 1966. Richard € Art Institute Associates By Chicago Firm records division apart from the rest of the station, more room in the For him that a with the department. give told Recalls an additional dispatcher. The force should have 26 policemen for the has asked $525. as chief department’s first policemen, George Herrmann of Riverwoods, would chase cars up and down Waukegan Rd. by driving his motorcycle on the sidewalk rather And in this year’s budget, Police Hall served dirt road. 21 officers_.and two dispatchers. Chief: George Petersen August 1955, until his retirelast year. Mr. Petersen said Egypt, during Board of the Art E : topics will be as rediscovery what happened the Middle Ages of in Egypt and Ren- aissance in Europe, how Egypt was rediscovered, the beginnings of archaeology, and the general geography and climate. Mar. 14—The tions in Egypt, earliest civilizathrough the Pre- dynastic and Old Kingdom, combi ing the artifacts, the works of a and architecture, and the custom Apr. 4—The First Intermediat the Middle Kingdom, and t Second Intermediate periods. Apr. 11—The New Kingdom al foreign domination, and a list some of the museums where t finest Egyptian art can be seen. Nonmembers can purchase seri or individual tickets for the le tyres, Students will be admitt Letters Welcome We welcome letters limited 250 words about local issues a public interest. Letters must in clude the writer’s signature, ad dress, and phone number. W reserve the right to condens letters. Deadline is noon Monda COUNTRY TIME” with , Hayden Thompson Hear the finest Country Music — 10:00 A.M. Every SATURDAY ~~, This is what Deerfield Police Department looks like today. Lt. Glenn Koets works in the commanding officer-chief's room while Officers Gordon M. 66 Cooper and William J. Wood dispatcher's office. (Staff Photo) work in the Mh US SF SERVES THE NORTH E. SHORE March 9, 196 �Physical Fitness i rograms Expand to District 103 hysical education supervisor lenn Unger, the “kids work hard t it and the vast majority of them ally enjoy it.” However, there is still plenty of uff and hard work associated with e physical education classes. fost districts have standardized tness tests that are administered b> students once and sometimes ice a year. Some of the tests are rigorous, ven by adult standards. In one, for Kample, boys have to do 100 sit- ps to get a perfect score. The girls ave to Mr. hools sts in ased do 50. Unger said _ Lincolnshire conduct physical education April. He said a new test, on studies done at the PTA District sets Meeting PTA District 21, which includes ll area schools, will hold a special eeting to elect a district director br the 1967-69 term ednesday in the unity Church. at 9:45 Glenview a.m. Com- Also featured ‘will be a film pstival to give committee — chairhen an opportunity to preview Ims available to their groups. The films will be shown through he courtesy of the Illinois Departent of Public Health, the Bureau Health Education, Mental ealth, the American Cancer Soety, and the Illinois Congress of arents and Teachers. more popular bell Co. Promotes Deerfield District 109 also utilizes the President’s Physical Fitness Test, he said. “One test is given at the beginning of the year and another one at the end so we can see an individual’s progress during the year.”’ Al Cohen, District 110 physical education director, said district students rate Resident group chief operator to chief operator nois phone’s of Bell Illi- Tele- informa- tion center Wheeling. in She will manage the office where some 60 operators and su- pervisors handle information calls for Deerfield, rs. Thompson Glencoe, G1enew, Half Day, Highland Park, prthbrook, Prairie View, Skokie, heeling, and Winnetka. Mrs. Thompson joined the comany in June, 1964, after graduating om Western Illinois University. he started in Chicago as a staff istant with the suburban traffic ppartment. She then ed in Riverwoods for six months. 1967 the national ae " \ a HiH| ih in Instructor John Sullivan (left) watches the parallel bar maneuvers of (from left) Lorry Malmauist, Scott Hogan, and Peter Billipp during a class in Shephard Junior High School. Get Two Tests Mr. Cohen said students in his district also are given physical fitness tests twice a vear. Students have a tendency to score lower in their first test of the year than they did in the last test of the previous year, he noted. The apparent reason is that students aren’t getting enough exercise during the summer. James Troy, physical ——_—_____§ For District 106 students Society, en’s Unger there Public Forum: “The PGOPDPGGODGOCOObO PE EE DDE PP techniques “fitness We War exercises there and with came exercises emphasis skills.’ in phases. 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Esquire is sub- (a week before pub- clubs, news: Increases said in Fine Arts: NOON WEDNESDAY. Have physical fitness techniques changed much in the last 10 years? Mr. convenience lication). physical education classes a week. Kindergarten through grade five are coeducational, but the sixth, seventh, and eighth graders are separated, he said. Emphasis Deadlines your WEDNESDAY education have Our mitting news items and photos, our deadlines are listed below: Men’s news and men in service: director of District 106, said the programs are similar throughout the Deerfield area. ‘‘We compare programs at meetings and see what can be done to improve them,’ he said. received aining and was named group ief operator in Evanston. She and her husband, Paul, have arch 9, above average in physical fitness. Mr. Troy said the fitness of American youngsters is continually Mrs. Carlyn K. Thompson of iverwoods has been promoted om Physical Have Four Periods John Sullivan, a physical education teacher at Shepard Junior High School, said his students have four periods a week of physical education classes. Election proceedings will be concted by Mrs. Lawrence BreitDpf, president of the Northbrook rea PTA Council.” The meeting ill adjourn at 2 p.m. President’s Fitness Test. Bats Clcer, according PUTTING AIR? OUT NEW COMFORT AND SAVINGS .. . call Robinsons For A Humidification Survey TODAY! ‘coat And, University of New York, will be used for the first time this year. “In this test, students are not measured by national averages, but class norms,” he explained. He said the new test was adopted because it seems to incorporate more diversified tests than does the PLOLOOL ES By MIKE DAVIES Physical fitness programs in Deerfield area schools mean more an running, doing sit-ups, and training to do that 10th chin-up. Classes in basketball, gymnascs, and dancing are considered a rominent part of the~ over-ail Ahysical education programs. Oo 67 �Offers Musie Wide Activity By JOEL ROSENBERG Of the many activities available to students at DHS, som of the most exciting opportunities are to be found in the i strumental section of our music department. Its many and various activities extend into all facets o life at DHS. Barely a week goes by when some section of $ is not performing or preparing to. The ‘ ee New Members of the DHS Quill and Scroll Society discuss journalism. They are (seated, from ag left) Barb Henschen, Jane Tahtinen, Diana Neu- man, Paula most important activities of instrumental music at Deerfield are the three bands and the orchestra. The three bands, under the direction of Mr. Alfred Spriester, are the reserve, the varsity, and the concert band. All freshmen are scheduled into Reserve Band. Those upperclass- Longtin, and Debbie Johnson. Stand- ing are (from left) Bob Mittelman, Dave Schooler, Pat Laegeler, and Jon Neumark. (Staff Photo) men who for scheduling or other reasons cannot get into Concert Band are put in Varsity performs ~ Quill and Scroll Induets at the Band. Spring It Concert with the Concert Band and its members are often called upon to assist in Concert Band functions. The remaining band serves double -~ Nine Honor Journalists duty as Marching cert Band. Plays | _ Nine outstanding DHS juniors and seniors were recently chosen for Quill and Scroll, the national journalistic honor society. Those chosen were seniors Julie Hursch, Jon Neumark, Jane Tahtinen, Bob Mittleman, Debbie Johnson, and Bob Katz. | __ ee ___|ae ae a Juniors selected for this society were Barb Henschen, Pat Laegeler, and Diana Neuman. There are two present members from DHS, Paula Longtin Dave Schooler. Each and of the receives honored a gold key students pin and a one Only juniors and seniors are be in the upper one-third of their class and must also have worked at least a year on a school publication. Quill and Scroll was organized in 1929 by a group of high school teachers. Its purpose is to ‘‘encourage and _ reward outstanding achievements by students in jour- nalism and on school publications.”’ 3 | Plan ‘Incognito’ Dance Students at Deerfield High School may see Lyndon and Lady Bird Johnson, Jack and Jill, Romeo and Juliet, or maybe even the Richard Burtons at “Incognito,” this year’s Student Council spring event, which will be held from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Saturday in the DHS cafeteria. ae Each couple must come in the _ disguise of famous people or couples in order to be admitted to the dance. Music will be provided by the Counterpoints. contest was part of the school chest drive. Laura Appleman heads the Student Council committee sponsoring the dance and decorations. The other members of the committee Ann Leslie Davis, Deni Deutsch, Andy Struss, Kurt Kramer, and Dave Gorchoff. Peggy AFS Weekend Taft, Allen refreshments, is which Senior Hazel Montgomery charge will of include brownies and lemonade. Sue Derby is in charge of publicity. Feb. 25 at Forest View High a 5 Coat starts drilling about a week before school to perfect its intricate manuevers and works constantly during the season to learn new drill routines for the half-time shows. During the heavier part of the season this often means learning a completely new show each week. At the high point of the football season, homecoming, the DHS and accompany the crowning of the | will present a comedy reading from spectrum state 2° versity on Mar ‘Arsenic and Old Lace.” The 12 students that Hazel will be competing against in the state competition are all first or second place winners in the state. Deerfield student, Foster, also participated sectional meet. She became for this meet by placing prose reading in the district Chris in the eligible third in meet. of music ranging from the traditional classics to the most avant-garde atonal music. Schedule Tour Its next appearance is its concert tour of the schools in the Deerfield area. In this, it acts as an ambassador for the high school and also illustrates to the grade schoolers the opportunities they will have. The most important event on the Concert Band’s schedule is_ its Spring Concert. This year have engaged tuba virtuoso they Bill This year Deerfield High School’s American Field Service Weekend will be an event no one will want to miss. On Mar. 16, 17, and 18, foreign exchange students from high schools of the surrounding Bell to appear with them. Mr. Bell is the foremost bassist in the country and one of the most highly respected interpreters of John Phillip Sousa. Mr. Bell at one time played area cert will feature Mr. Bell doing a narration with band accompaniment along with some solo numbers. The orchestra, led by Mr. Lewis Landry is made up of the department’s string players and those winds and brasses selected by Mr. Spriester from the Concert Band. In addition to their regular concert schedule, the orchestra also plays for the National Honor Society induction and acts as pit band for the operetta. will be guests under the great maestro. of Deerfield’s Friday night are for the exchange tion of the musical ‘South Pacific,” and then attend a party after the show. Saturday a brunch and other activities are planned. ak band 31. The _ first pe Deerfield High School student to Hazel be in the state competition, Hazel in students to see the student produc4 F The 68 te Music at Deerfield High School band, stunts band, pep ensembles. The pep band is version of the Concert provide entertainment games, pep rallies, band a a miniatuy Band. The at basketba and spor award banquets. It acts as service organization and does mug to promote spirit events. This year provided at the abo the pep ba entertainment at the I ternational 4H Congress at the Co rad Hilton, where they play¢ before 2,200 4H members. at Games Marching Warriors lead the parade through Deerfield to the high school competition at Ill- | inois State Uni ___A.F-.S. and will have a weekend full of activities. Members of the A.F.S. will host the foreign exchange students at their homes on Thursday and _ Friday night. On Friday an assembly will be held to welcome the students and to introduce them to 2 Deerfield High. The plans for By Con- queen and her court. The band this year went to the annual Northwestern Band Day held at Dyche Stadium. At the end of the marching season the band converts its red uniforms to gray and becomes the Concert Band. In this capacity the band reads and performs a broad To Be Mar. 16 ie 5 . placed second in comedy reading in the forensics sectional tournament held Another in game. Speech Prize pate Crowning ceremonies for the first DHS ‘Ugly Man” will highlight the evening. Final votes for the ugly man will be cast at the dance. This are Senior Cops School. _ By placing sec- @, ond, Hazel will be 7* able to partici- | and During the football season the Marching Band provides pregame and half-time entertainment and promotes spirit throughout the year subscription to Quill and Scroll Magazine. All are lifetime members of the society. considered for membership in Quill and Scroll. Potential members must Band ment the individual is not los Many activities offer opportunitie on the individual.or small gro level. Among these are the stag The con- But among all these larger organ- izations of the DHS music depart- The stunts band provides t music for the senior class’ annu Student Stunts. Selected eax spring preceeding Stunts, it totally student directed. It provid a valuable experience for the mus student in working in a small gro in which he plays a large part. Name Additions The two most recent additions the instrumental department a ensembles and stage band. Ense bles give students an opportunity play chamber music in smé groups of two to four people. T stage band, created just this ye by Randy Brokaw, styles its¢ after the traditional lines of dance band. It hopes to eventua take over some of pep band’s d ties and to cut a few records. Private instruction in all inst ments is available to students Deerfield High School from prof¢ sional musicians. It is reco mended that all students in t instrumental department take 4 vantage of this chance to increa their individual skills and th better the department as a whole The instrumental caldendar DHS is rounded out by the Fi Arts Festival in May, and Memorial Day and July Foul concerts. The Marching Band helps De field celebrate Memorial Day a the Fourth of July Family Day. May 30 they take part in the para from the Commons through De field. On July 4 they take part the festivities in Jewitt Park presenting a concert. Berets Go on Sale By Sophomores Looking for a different way supporting your school? The swer is the Deerfield High Sch beret sold by the sophomore clas The berets, which are red, we made in France and are percent wool. They are on sale lunch for $1.75. All articles on this page an written by students at Deerfie High School. We encourage cor ments from both teens ar adults. Send them in care of th Teen Page Central Av., to the Villager, Highland March Park. 9, 19) �~ SPR te Seate age S aah ae ea eee i ed . <o po ae ae Me Secia iiaN ra cesat “eet Sa kentOE. ONS ot Saye a gt aig e celco EVES ee ots aOS 4 eis Bee. Pr ge oer Ae Pade _ Arrington Pushes for Reform Bills The legislative pace in Springfield and quickened this week as W. Russell Arrington, GOP senator and presi- dent pro tem, pushed for prompt consideration of election reform and legislative ethics bills. permit the legislative previously introduced. A major one leader- ship to set new and more modern rules. Both Republican and Democratic of these is a recommendation that — leadership back the Katz commis- permit the state to have one-year, rather than two-year, budgets. sion bills, which include the legislature switch from biennial to some Major Katz commission proposals for modernizing and improving annual sessions in order to the legislature also were scheduled to be introduced in the Assembly this week. On Monday, State Rep. Alan R. Johnston (R-1st) of Kenilworth met with Sen. Arrington and other GOP leaders to set a _ timetable for expected passage of a GOP election reform package. GUARANTEED INTEREST ‘ Bill Outlook Hopeful FIVE PER CENT Republican control of both the Illinois House and Senate gives a hopeful outlook for passage of most of the half-dozen election-reform bills, Rep. Johnston said. He added > that GOP leaders hope to get the bills to Gov. Otto Kerner soon to Mrs. Carla Carlisle, a nurse at Highland Park Hospital, and Dr. olanta Peckus watch as Francie Fortunato (right) of Highwood adinisters oxygen to Carol Fess of Deerfield. Also observing is Nancy Bodmer of Deerfield. More than 200 students have been invited to he hospital's career institute tomorrow. West Deerfield Budget (Continued from page 10) he general assistance fund balce is $34,695. Collection of 1966 taxes should bring in $2,700, and rentals, refunds, and recoveries an additional $7,000. The now balance in the library fund amounts to $52,745. About $4,145 should be collected during the year, $58,043 will be collected in Obituaries 1966 taxes, $78,467 in tax-anticipa- discover whether he will approve or veto them. If he exercises his veto, Republicans want time either to recall and amend the bills to meet approval or to pass them over the governor’s veto. The bills include Johnston, Ruth Clement Mrs. Ruth H. Clement, 54, of 1625 nlf Day Rd., Bannockburn, ar. 1 in Billings Hospital, go. Mrs. Clement was born go, and had taught the died Chi- in Chilast 10 ars at Wayne Thomas Elemeny School in Highland Park. She AS active in the Women’s Church b of the Deerfield Presbyterian urch, and the Business and ofessional Women’s Club. Survivors include her husband chael; three sons, Michael, Den- 5, Charles, and a daughter, Patty, at home; and a axine Walters. sister, Mrs. A Ruth Clement Memorial Fund Ss been started. Money collected ll be used for the college educan of her daughter, Patty. Donans may be sent to the Bank of ghwood or Wayne Thomas The IMRF balance totals $6,653. About $11,700 is anticipated in taxes and $3,233 rants. The in tax-anticipation total amount war- of anticipated receipts in the four funds is town fund, $81,799; general assistance, $44,395; library, $198,400; and IMRF, $15,000 The tentative budget will be on view until Mar. 28, when a public hearing will be held in the Town Hall, 858 Waukegan Rd. Edward Sparling In UN Program Edward J. Sparling of Winnetka will serve as master of ceremonies Wednesday when the United Na- bervices were held Monday at the tions Association of the United States of America holds its annual meeting in Chicago. Mr. Sparling, 1387 Edgewood Ln., is president emeritus and consult- esbyterian vate. ant of Roosevelt member of the ool. Church. Burial was Forrest Laidley orrest Laidley, 59, father of a University and a New Trier High School District Board. The United Nations association consists of citizens working to erfield resident and a former nnockburn resident, died Feb. 27 promote understanding United Nations and its Evanston Hospital. among U.S. citizens. North Shore directors of the association include: From Wilmette, Mrs. Gerard C. Specht, 625 Greenleaf Av.; and Mrs. Robert W. Maynard, 1315 Gregory Av. r. Laidley had pbker for more been a stock- than 30 years. He rked for Betts Borland and Co. Chicago for the last two years. Born in Scotstoun, Scotland, he ed on Aitkin Dr. in Bannockburn about 8 years before moving to Imette in 1965. Burvivors argaret; ilip H. include his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Dudley of 1015 Central ., and Janis Laidley at home; a , Forrest D. at home; two ters, Mrs. Arthur Nelson and s. Stanley Tasker, both of Evans; and four grandchildren. bervices were conducted Saturat the Glenview Community urch by the Rev. e. Burial was private. arch 9, 1967 Kenneth E. of the functions From Winnetka, Russell Revelle, 679 Hill Rd.; Jerry Voorhis, 362 by would outlaw assistance voting for illiterates, limiting assistance to physically incapacitated voters. Voters legally entitled to CERTIFICATES OF assistance would have a blue stripe on their voting cards to indicate this to election judges. tion warrants, and $5,000 in rentals, refunds, and recoveries. a proposal Sen. Arrington to replace the present divided city-county election commission. Another bill, sponsored by Rep. DEPOSIT Civic Groups Represented The Monday meeting in Springfield was attended by representatives of two civic groups backing the legislation—George Mahin, director of the Better ... $1,000 and UP... Now! Save with GSB and earn more than ever before. With your savings in the form of Certificates of Deposit GSB guarantees earnings of 5% annual interest . and your deposits are insured by the Federal De- ° posit Insurance Corporation! 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G State Security Strong ) for Electronic Voting Sought A third proposal for modernizing the legislative procedures involves | | Becker, 342 Charal Ln.; Eugene Rappaport, 169 Pierce Rd., and printing of bills—now governed by rules set by law. The bill would David Rosen, 520 Pleasant Av. eliminate Katz commission |. recommendation calls for use of electronic voting in the Senate. Electronic voting now is used in the | Illinois House, but the Senate roll still is answered verbally. regulations . ab to meet Hawthorn Ln., Mrs. E. J. Sparling; Wells Burnette, 485 Sunset Rd.; and Robert Lemon, 267 Hibbard Rd. From Glenview, Mrs. Scammon Barry, 611 Hunter Rd., and Bateman Ewart, 734 Wagner Rd. From Glencoe, William Howell Jr., 245 Park Av. From Highland Park, Benjamin outdated for Months City. the new deadline. the trust Certificates will be mailed to purchaser at above address 1 deadline. Budget requests of state departments also would be moved major fol- to ‘‘Glenview State Bank” for purchase of Certificates of De12 Address. Feb. 1, rather than the present Apr. Another as of Enclosed for $ for Deposit Name Glencoe, the governor to 1825 Glenview Individual—Joint—In were to be introduced for Assembly approval. One major bill would require the governor to submit his budget by up to permit 4 wish in the last session. More than a half-dozen recommendations of the Commission on the Organization of the General Assembly, headed by State Rep. Harold Glenview State Bank, Glenview, Illinois ows: considered by the senate were the products study commission to give Are Invited president sponsors of Democratic to of our officers will be pleased Ci . . . ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $15,000.00 BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION state employees in the state’s executive branch, and would stiffen The Any the details. |. Pe Glenview 45 Years State GLENVIEW, ILLINOIS TELEPHONE 729-1900 Bank : — Boe”: �ae: fae GAs * = Fad,Ee iow : Bdr; apt ‘ eat s Mark Sags to 5-17 in Tourney hi ate oe Le ee Pai RP eas ole Tilt Giants Close After One Inconsistent _ - _ By DWIGHT but the Little Giants had little else ESAU Highland Park’s Little Giants went to basketball school last Tuesday and absorbed a 78-54 cage to cheer about Tuesday. Mistakes Do the Damage The game’s story can actually be Jesson from told the hot-shooting, ertyville Wildcats Lib- in the latter's regional. Jt not only ended the Giants’ season on a dismal note but capped a campaign only five of rebuilding 22 year games for in coach a Fred Dickman. Highland Park wound up z age League. But Tuesday’s defeat was. no disgrace. The Wildcats, who finished second in the North Suburban Cm - with a 2-12 record in the Suburban conference, victory cago, were over who regional in Waukegan. Junior fresh arch-rival from North eventually won an win upset a Chithe over a Rorhy center Brad Lind closed out a brilliant season with 18 points and more than a dozen rebounds, Keith Hansen for Libertyville were double-teaming Lind and the 6-4 inconsistency and turnovers. The Giants started junior rarely got less a good shot. out like they were the Wildcats When the score reached 72-40, Libertyville substitutes took over in two going words: to run right out of their own gym, building an 11-2 lead on four jumpers by during which they won attempts and three of four charity tosses. Schwerman and_ center Lind and one by Steve Steinberg. The Wildcats, meanwhile, made their fans slightly nervous by missing their first eight shots from the floor. All of a sudden, however, the roof fell in on the Giants. Wildcats Craig Schwerman, who finished with a game-high 20 points, and Mike Nutting started to hit and Giant passes aimed at Lind started going directly to orange and white-clad Libertyville players. Although the Giants still held a 13-12 firstquarter lead, the handwriting seemed to be on the wall and the Suburban league entry played the rest of the way like the boys believed it. Their defense came apart at the seams in the second quarter and Schwerman and company raced to a 31-21 half-time lead. Third Quarter Worse The third quarter, Dickman was an tried even during several worse which defenses, nightmare. Wildcats crept through, around, and even over the disorganized Giants for 31 points during the session and the game became a rout at 62-36. In that eight minutes the Wild- cats hit on 14 of 21 field goal and the the Giants ball, picked much up a few more baskets near the end. Minnie Scornavacco, one of two seniors in the starting lineup, got eight points, Jim Friedman, who played a fine all-around game in the second half, had seven and Kim Hammerberg and Steinberg got six apiece. : Other top scorers for the Wildcats were Nutting with 19, Hansen with 12, and Burce Jordan with 10. But the Little Giants’ have a bright future. Hammerberg and Art Elliott, in addition to Lind are back next year to give coach Dickman a tall and reasonably-experienced front line. There is nowhere to g but up, and the Little Giants shoul be given an excellent chance to ris significantly higher in the Suburba League next year. LIBERTYVILLE (78) FG-A FT-A Schwerman 8-13 4-7 Jordan 5-15 0-0. Hansen 5-11 2-2 Mellen 3-8 1-3 Nutting 7-11 5-6 Konefes 1-2 0-0 Bland 1-7 0-0 Holmgren 2-3 2-3 Beckman 0-0 0-0 Tackeberry 0-0 0-0 Wheeler 0-1 0-0 Sitz 0-1 0-0 Totals 32-72 14-21 P 1 1 3 5 2 3 3 3 0 0 ] 1 23 HIGHLAND Hammerberg Steinberg Scornavacco Lind Elliott Friedman Cousin Fell Zimmerman Larson Totals Score Libertyville Highland Park PARK (54) FG-A FT-A P 3-8 0-1 3 2-8 2-3 4 2-11 4-8 1 6-13 6-6 2 1-5 1-3 1 2-4 3-4 1 1-3 3-3 0 0-1 1-4 i¢) 0-0 0-0 0 0-2 0-3 0 17-55 20-35 12. by Quarters 12 19 31 6— 13 8 15 18— Ault to Depart For Missouri Richard F. Ault, director of athletics at Highland Park High School for the past five years, has resigned effective Aug. 4, to take a position as varsity track coach at Westminster College, Fulton, Mo. Ault also will coach cross-country and swimming and teach courses in the professonal division of physical education at the college. Ault has been at Highland Park for the past 12 years. He took over the duties of athletic director in 1962 and was also the chairman of the boys’ physical education department. Coached Cross-Counry He came to Highland Park as varsity track coach and physical education instructor. In his second year here he started country program the cross- and has coached the varsity since then. During his cross-country teaching stint he has developed one state championship team. He _ relinquished the track coaching job when he became athletic director. Ault was a member hurdles. After the Olympics Director . . Canadians Set For Cage Pla he was A team cated that competing from it Canada will join has in the fid in the international toured Europe. In the summer of 49 he took part in a similar tour, tle Guys basketball tournament Highwood. The Gatineau, Quebec team cd cluded its negotiations with co during world’s tied the 440-yard missioner Don Skrinar last we and will compete with teams fro Wheeling Resident Ault holds a B.S. in education degree from the University of Missouri and an M.S. in Health and Highwood, Kenosha, Wis., Linco Neb., New York City, and S Juan, Puerto Rico. Several other teams are expect to enter the tournament prior to t start on Mar. 30. To play Little Guys basketball a member of the which time record for team he the which hurdles in Oslo, Norway. Physical Education degree from Washington University in St. Louis. Ault he is resides in Wheeling, president of the where Wheeling Park District. He was the recipient in 70 as Athletic of the United States Olympic team in 1948, and in the competition in London he placed fourth in the 400-meter Keith Hansen (45) of Libertyville, Brad Lind (43), and Jim Friedman (behind Lind) display graceful motion in going up for a rebound. Art Elliott (53) awaits the outcome. (Milt Merner Photo) DICK AULT Retires 1964 of the Highland Park Jaycees award for outstanding contributions in the area of physical education, health, and recreation. boy must be under 5-5 and 12 yea of age or less as of last Dec. 1. This will be the 12th ann tourney in Highwood. A welcomi banquet is slated for Mar. 29. T tourney champion on Apr. 1. will be crow San Juan won the title last yea March 9, rt 196 Hv �aa Pitan ee ek ea ospha ty? gt et ie hee ene FE. a je et Sager hie se B on ™ + x ed Lind Named To All-Stars illegal slush fund, the sympathy engendered has been overpowering. Now that the conference faculty representatives have concurred, the howls of outrage are small voices, like the one of a man who has more than a casual interest in Big Ten affairs. “The devil with Frank Merriwell,” he growled last week. “What about the integrity of the conference?” That may sound like utter naivete in a world in which but it is ex- boy and the all- the good qualities, it might be Pete. Combes and Braun are respected, well-liked, honorable men, and there is no denying this. who knows these men is sad for them and wishes all this hadn’t happened. But it did. They were human, they broke a rule, and they were caught. It is to the credit of their university that it reported itself, but this does not alter the crime. The truth of the matter is, the harshness of the penalty is no surprise at all. Neither the athletic directors nor the faculty representatives really had any alternative. The rule which deals with these particular violations, among others, is explicit. In essence, it tells the university it must fire the coaches or show cause why its membership in the Big Ten should not be suspended or terminated. | As a matter of fact, this is the only specific, clearcut penalty set forth in the Big Ten’s handbook. Whether the penalty fits the crime is beside the point. It was placed on the books for a reason, which is something that has not been explained among all the heated outcries for mercy. To End All Cheating The conference first struggled through the job plan for athletes, which was an open and irresistable invitation to cheating. It next tried the ill-fated financal-need plan, then in 1959 decided upon the present formula providing for full rides, minus the NCAA’s $15 a month, to academically-qualified students. It was agreed at the time that this plan was to end all cheating, and the strict penalty was imposed to put teeth into the agreement. The conference caretakers, in other words, had become fed up with administering penalties which failed to halt subsequent violations. And as Illinois President David Henry has admitted, his school was a party to the making of this rule and the penalty. Which brings up a couple of points. First, despite public utterances to the contrary, everybody is not cheating. And coaches around the conference are steaming over such a ludicrous blanket indictment. This is the equivalent of saying that because there is\a burglar caught in town, everybody is a burglar. Laying morality aside for a moment, even if everyone were cheating, it constitutes no defense. Most of us, upright citizens though we may be, occasionally fudge on our income tax or push the speed limit a bit. But the only realistic approach to such slight fractures of the law is that if we are caught, we must pay the penalty, no atter how harsh it might be. Struggle Toward a Dream If we decide otherwise, if we apply or withhold application of our laws on a whim or because the offender is basically a nice guy, then the laws are useless. If the conference had let off Illinois and its coaches with only a rap on the knuckles, it would have given carte blanche to everyone else to cheat, if only to stay even with the game. It has been argued that the Illinois coaches were victims of outside pressure which forced the illegal acts upon them, and this may be true. But they are big boys now. They could have said no. They knew the penalty for exposure. The Big Ten, to its everlasting credit, is attempting to establish and control a program of intercollegiate sports for scholar-athletes hich is subordinate to the over-all educational program and in hich such outside pressure does not dictate an absolute need to win. It is a difficult thing, perhaps a Utopian designed to provide a Utopia. If once we achieve this, the alternative is anarchy. rch 9, 1967 = een dia dream. cease Jones of Evanston Steinberg of Highland Farrell Steve Park were on the honorable-mention list, while New Trier East drew a blank. Lind is the lone junior on the first team and led the league in scoring with a 24.1 average. His brother Fred, now a sophomore at Duke, holds the scoring mark, averaging close to 30 points a game league in 1964-65. Other American man, and this is not meant to be sarcasm. He truly was, and undoubtedly still is, and if you were to pick a man who embodies Everyone Park’s Brad Lind. members of the first team are Zelmon McBride, Ralph Living- but Human Pete Elliott is the all-American Ca- selection of Highland and deafening. Amid the screams of anguish, it is difficult to hear the Football coach Wilfredo But all laws the struggle are to ston, and Fred Evans of Waukegan and Harry Howard of Proviso East. The second team is composed of David Calhoun and Camacho of Waukegan, John Ruffin and Riley Glerum of Proviso, and Frank Honorable mention also went to Mark Bishop and Steve Plotkin of Niles East, the loop’s second and third-leading scorers; Melvin Yan- cey of Waukegan, and Pete Wonais of Oak Park. Calhoun, juniors. Bishop, and Jones are Center Cagers In Close Tilts The Highland Park Recreation Center basketball team has played three games this season and all three have been decided by a single point. Last week the team played St. James of Highwood and won 20-19. Jim Skidmore paced the rec boys with seven points. Victor Fontana led the losers with eight. St. James had beaten the rec team earlier 19-8. The third game was a 24-23 victory over Red Oak- U.S. Men’s 60-yard 50-yard ae H.H.—1. dash—3. Kevin Margeson. Ben Platt. run—2, Bruce Garnitz, 3. Jim eid. 880-yard relay—2. Highland Park. 440-yard dash—2. Russel Vai. 60-yard L.H.—1. Margeson, 3. Joe Mauch. Mile run—1. Jim Reid, 2. Garnitz. Mile relay—1. Highland Park (Mauch, Tony Koach, Vai, Platt). Broad jump—1. Vai, 2. Rich Zak. High jump—1l, Brian Levant, 2. Ron Goldman. Shot put—2. Jev Conover, 3. Jim Pollach. Pole vault—1. Jim Taradash, 3. Steve Prior. man, St. Norbert; St. Mary; Peterson, Bobby Jorgen- —_ St. Dominick Botti and Bill Athanasius: Buzz Frank, Jim_Frommeyer, and Ralph _ Ghiselli, St. Joseph; Wally Grimes and Ron Stift, St. Lambert; Jim Lyon, Jim ere | and Bill Muraski, O’Connor, St. St. Nicholas. a 4 Francis; the Exmoor Continental Bonspiel in competition with 32 rinks throughout the United States and Canada, and the Illinois State Playdown Championship in which nine ri competed. of Everett Wilson, Gene Scotland, Mar. 20-24. four the with nois Exmoor rink from the Chicago Curling Club in the finals of state competition by coming from behind in the last end the big 3 5 I BET You DIDN'T KNOW 141 Vie in Free By Red Fell Here's an example of how a man can overcome what seems to be a hopeless obstacle . . . Back in the 1930s, there was a promising lefty pitcher by the name of Ed Head . . . But before he could reach the majors, Ed was in a bus accident and his left arm was crushed ... He could never pitch again effectively with that left hand . . » What could he do? ... With fierce determination and constant practice he taught himself to pitch right-handed . . . And he practiced long enough and became so good. that he was able to pitch in the big leagues! .. . Ed Head — as a right-hander — pitched for the Dodgers from 1940 to 1946 and won 27 games... That shows what a man can sometimes do when he tries hard enough. Contest There were 141 boys competing in seven divisions of competition last Saturday in the annual Highland Park Recreation Center - Free Throw Contest. First and second place winners in each division were: Fourth grade—1, David Cohodes, 2. Steve Lewis. Fifth grade—1. Larry Malvin, 2. Ken Liss. Sixth grade—1l. Ken Vehe, 2. Mark Fritzche. Seventh grade—1l. Harris Kal, 2. Ray Dempsy. Eighth grade—1. Joel Pathman, 2. (tie) Mayner Greene and Jeff Perraud. (Perraud won shootoff). Frosh-Soph—1l1. Dick Sokolsky, 2. Bill Hoffman. Junior-Senior—1, Barry Brody, 2. Mark Ugolini. Lakers Win Loop * @ What was gy hitting team * * baseball's greatest of all-time? .. . The one that holds the record for the highest over-all batting perM@ centage is the 1930 Giants .. . That team AVERAGED .319... Some of the top hitting stars were @ Bill Terry who hit 40! that year @ mw... Fred Lindstrom (.379) .. . Mel Ot (.349) . . . And Travis “ Jackson (.339). -— ¢.5 a.m. to decide the season title. Did you know that George je Ls Berger, from the Sun-Times pro- a @ motion dept., will talk with me & about the 1967 White Sox Bat Boy Contest and we'll also discuss NU @ ciety with Henry Arenberg on the Red Fell Show, Saturday, March teams will meet Saturday at 9:15 HOLDS ing @ the Highland SECOND Northwestern’s maintained ing last among the basketball through 19 games. Oklahoma City remains in first with a 96 average through 26 games. Park Historical So- @ @ ith. basketball team its second place standweek in total offense nation’s major college teams with a 93.6 scor- average s THE a = @ Highland Park Winnetka — Glencoe BEB @ ] s FELL ANY|= 7 a < RBSBEREEREEERaABBEA @ * a 71 ae aed 4 of curling this year by taking O’Grady Cup in competition other Chicago rinks, the IlliCurling Association Bonspiel, Throw — to win 11-10. A won ~ — Exmoor claimed the Illinois title Kiley, and John Earp are competing with 11 other rinks for national honors and the right to move to the world championships to be held in Perth, The title in the eighth grade league of the Highland Park Recreation Department was _ settled last week in a playoff between the two round winners from regular season play. The Lakers, who beat the Knicks last week for the second-half title, beat them again 25-20 to win the championship. In the fourth-grade league, the Pistons held a 10-3 lead and held off the Pistons to win 11-9. The two Proviso: : St. Philip; Bill Martin, Our Lady of Perpetual Help: Sean Savage and Jim Sullivan, Holy Cross. South—Bill Bailey and Tyrone Free- pionship in Boston at the Winchester Country Club. Skip Vernon Heins and his team Baby Giants Win Track Duals eB son, Phillip Kenny. and Mike Spellman, National Curling Cham- Title at Center Paced by seven first places, Highland Park’s freshman track team beat Proviso East 62-47 last Wednesday at Proviso West. Then team returned to action at home last Friday to crush New Trier West 191-14. Highland Park took firsts in all the events against New Trier and seconds in all but two. Highland Park places against Bill Wylie, Exmoor’s state champion curling rink is competing this week in the Rec Center. Two — Matt Exmoor Makes Attempt For U.S. Curling Title The Pferschy of Morton East. and : ago by Big Ten athletic directors for complicity in an All-American, six. Catherine; * Since University of Illinois coaches Pete Elliott, Harry Combes, and Howie Braun were ordered fired two weeks integrity so often gives way to expediency, actly the point at issue. had macho, although only a reserve, made the second team. Only three area players received mention, headed by the first-team St. Kearns, “ Bulldogs defense of the slayers. Bellinger, Larry “ was said in Doyle, Murphy. Faith, Hope. and Charity: David Gleason, Andy Kelly, and Ste McNulty, Sacred Heart; John Haley a é a word by North—Gary Marty * But it is time made the coaches. Out of the 16 players honored, the one , spitting on the body. in the all-star selections including ¢ t is thankless to speak out against Frank Merriwell, especially after Frank has been killed. It is akin to squad, 5 of the Slayers to the South from St. Joan of Are. The all-star teams: i In Defense Waukegan won the Suburban League basketball title by virtue of a balanced attack and it’s reflected The squads have been selected for the North Shore Catholic Grammar School basketball league’s allstar game, which will be played at 7 p.m. Sunday at the St. Norbert gym in Northbrook. The contest will match players from the South Section against those of the North Section. The coaches from the teams of the two sections also will be pitted against each other at halftime of the allstar tilt. Two more players will be added ‘ In League. �Giants Divide On Trael Rebounding from a loss two days earlier to Proviso East, the High land Park varsity track team bea New Trier West 61-47 last Frida on the Highland Park track. Ralph Gibson . led the Little Gi ants with firsts in the 60-yard higl and low hurdles and ran a leg on the victorious eight-lap relay with Ron Rosedale, Mark Rosenbau and Charlie Cochran. Rosenbaum, a sophomore, aide¢ the triumph by adding a first in th broad jump and a third in the 440. Bill March, still plagued by le injuries, won the 50-yard dash Lee Barnett took the half mile. an Paul Zimmerman won the sho put with a throw of 42 feet. Against Proviso, the Giants los 58-49. Ralph Gibson won the 60-yar hurdle Ron McLoed by Larry Graff} (left), and Ralph Gibson (right) hold a lead over Ron Schwartz, Partner Make Tennis Bid The top names in. Illinois tennis will be on hand Saturday and Sunday at the Winnetka Courts for the first State Indoor Men’s Doubles tournament. The entry list is headed by Grant Golden and Seymour Greenberg, the defending state outdoor champions. Also entered are Alan and John Foreman of Schwartz Highland ‘Park, who were semifinalists in the outdoor meet. Schwartz also was the No. 1 ranked player in the Chicago district ratings last season. The tourney will have added importance since the results will be counted towards the state rankings. Plans are for the meet to be an annual affair. Other entries from the area include Charlie Schaaf and Parker Hall III of Winnetka and Art Nielsen, Jr., of Winnetka and Charlie Hare, a former member of Great Britain’s Davis Cup team. Two of the state’s finest high located at 530 Hibbard sion is free. Rd. Admis- Wildcat Cager Burns Honored Jim Burns, Northwestern’s bas- ketball scoring leader, last week collected a hatful of honors. The 6-4 guard was named to the all- American third team by Associated Press, to the honorable mention list by United Press International and to the all-District Four team by the United States Basketball Writers Association. Other District Four all-stars included Bill Hosket of Ohio State, Don May of Dayton, Steve Mix of Toledo, and Sam Williams of Iowa. Three Wildcat Scholars Cited Three Northwestern University Trier East, also will be teamed. players have been nominated for the Big Ten Conference’s fourth. Academic Basketball team. Competition will begin at 1 p.m. on Saturday. The semifinals are set Hurley and forward Dan Davis are school players, Cale Carvell of Evanston and Chris Nielsen of New for the same time on Sunday with Guards among Jim the Burns 20 and players Terry named as the finals at 4 p.m. The courts are qualifiers. Burns was named to the Krenek’s by having 577 Cully Krenek of Wing’s Tree Experts rolled a 577 series to lead the Craftsman Bowling League last week at Deerfield Bowl. His high game of 233 was second to Chris Kramer’s 245. Kramer bowls for Shoreline Lodge. Kramer had a 560 series. Glen Scott of Anchor Insurance was third in series with 544. Wing’s continues to set the pace the league with a 26-6 a year ago. A player qualifies as a candidate Leads Craftsman Pin League in team record. at least the classroom year. a B average in for a full academic Dal Ponte, Panther Tie Highland Park’s sophomore track team topped New Trier West 65-42 at Highland Park last Friday after losing to Proviso East 68-41 at Proviso West last Wednesday. Rick Melvoin and Jim Dodd led the Giants against New Trier. Melvoin took a first in the broad jump and Dodd won the high hurdles. Melvoin and Dodd also ran a leg on the winning eight-lap relay team. Howard Eldridge and Gary Wait took firsts in the high jump and shot put, while Dave Whitehill had a first in the 880 and Steve Baker a first in the two mile. Results of the New Trier meet: Dal Ponte Upholsterers will meet Ward to the lineup, Ruby’s Harry Vignocchi regular center last the _ fall, Shoreline Lodge is second with 2111, followed by Glencoe Golf Club, Elstrom Construction, and Anchor Insurance. for the year. He has undergone several operations since then and is still doubtful for the 1967 season. 17 Arte Panther put—1, Wait Ballard (HP, 2. Pollack (NTW). 43 feet, Bowling 6 League Hal Nelson, with a 574 series and 211 game, set the pace last week in the Cuore Arte mixed bowling league. Joe Onesti had a 571 series and (38) 208 game while Matt the ladies, Baldwin Clara Milani took led both categories with a 494 series and 184 game. Mary Jane Vaznonis was second in both with a 488 series and 171 game. Betty Grabinski was third with game. 462 a series and 168 Ugolini Hollmann Phillips Palmeri Managlia Capitani Gritschke Totals NOW FG FT P Ge Bee 6 3 2 aio eee ee 4-2: 2010 New Trier We pA dash—1. ae isda 3. Cochran (HP), Rosenbaum (HE 60-yard L.H.—1. Fhe (NTW), 3. Gibson (HP). Treadwill (N' Mile Nelson Tops Cuore Shot Ponte relay—1. (HP), (HP). run—l. McKeirnan (NTW), Halverin (HP), 3. Hunter (NT T—4:50.3. 8-lap relay—1. Highland Park (Gibsq aeons. Rosenbaum, Cochran). J Midwest Bank (43) FT P FG FT P Dal Ponte 4 5 3 Falls ee | Van Sickle 2 3 1 + Hansen 4, ae O’Brien ST e1, Miter 2 ree Troy, J. 1} O 3. Ganshirt 2: > 3 Medenwald 3 1 2 Grant . ee ES Rafferty + 2. ©). Bahigwn .2 6.35 Troy, B. 22-2 Totals 18 14 12 Totals 20 3 18 ’ $eore by Quarters Dal Ponte 15 11 #13 #11 —S50 Midwest 12 8 10 13—43 (HP), 3. inches. Dal es Mack (HP), 3. Rosen (N 880-yard run—1l. Barnett — (NTW), 3. Weinberg for the losers. BURNS cats’ as had PAR Highland Park dash—l. (NTW), ‘s80-yard 208. For on could The Loungers got off to a quick 12-2 lead. Ward began to pull his team into contention in the second quarter, but the Loungers caught fire and won going away. Babe Ugolini of the Loungers had representatives. Yanta, counted Given Another Year 50-yard en 48. third high series with 541. Tom Giaimo had second-high game of Yanta Mile relay—1. not beat Panther Lounge, losing 65- 27 points. rela Weinberg, Barnett, Cochran). T—3:3 Pole vault—1. Temple (HP), 2. Bro (HP). 9 feet, 6 inches. Broad jump—1. Rosenbaum (HP), McGaskill (P), 3. King (P). 20 feet, inches. High jump—1l. Alford (P). 2. Cla (P), 3. King (P). 6 feet, 0 inches. put—1. Zochert (P). 2. We (HP), Reunion (P). 41 feet, 7 inche inGHrANS PARK Pay NEW TRIG WEST 4 60-yard H.H.—1. Gibson (HP). ter eg (HP), 3. Treadwill (N rebounds and scored seven points for his night’s work. Geno Dal Ponte was high scorer with 13. Even with the return of Doc Dennis Yanta of Northwestern University last week was granted another season of football eligibility by the Big Ten Conference faculty Northwestern’s Departtourna- Ruby’s will meet Midwest Bank of Lake Forest in a consolation game at 7. Ken VanSickle controlled both boards last week as Dal Ponte beat Midwest Bank 50-43. He took in 21 60-yard H.H.—1. Dodd (HP), 2. Eldridge (HP), 3. Wait (HP). T—9.1. 50-yard dash—1. Ahlstrand Pa A , # Stern (HP), 3. Melvoin (HP). T—5.9. 880-yard run—l. Whitehill (HP), 2. Roven (NTW), 3. Tatar (HP). T—2:16.0. 4-lap relay—l. New Trier West, 2. Highland Park. T—1:24.6. 440-yard dash—1. Lindenberg (NTW), 2. Brower (HP). T—56.5. 60-yard L.H.—1. Gelb (NTW), 2. Dodd (HP). T—7.9. Mile run—1. Share (NTW), 2. bs we hill (HP), 3. Garrity (HP). T—5:1 8-lap relay—l. Highland Park fae er, Buckley, Dodd, Melvoin). T—3:00.9. Pole vault—l. Melchiorre (NTW), 2. Block (NTW), 3. Sachneff (HP). 10 feet, 1012 inches. (HP), 2. Broad jump—1. Melvoin Whiteman (NTW), 3. Tatar (HP). 18 feet, 5-3/4 inches. High jump—l. Eldridge (HP), 2. Muckley (HP). 5 feet, 2 inches. mile 49 60-yard H.H. te ta yg (HP), 2; Sha (P), 3. Bell (P). T—8.0. 50-yard Ray pag (®, 2. Fu chess (P), 3. Mack (HP). $80-yard run—1. Ward (P), 2. Cochrd (HP), 3. Weinberg (HP). T—1:59.8. 880-yard relay—1. Proviso, 2. Highla Park. T—1:39.9. 440-yard dash—1l. Barnett (HP), Funchess (P), 3. Eneram (P). T—52.5 60-yard L.H.—1. Gibson (HP), 2. Sha (P\ 3. Bell (P). T—7.7 Mile run—1. Halperin (HP), 2. Pok ( 8. Hall (P). T—4:55.2. Panther Lounge in the finals of the Highland Park Recreation ment’s single-elimination ment tonight at 8 p.m. led off the Evanston. PROVISO EAST 58. HIGHLAND For Laurels Lounge (65) Ruby’s (48) FG FT P : 12 3 3 Bellei 4 1 1 + Vignocchi 4 0 3 Ward 5 0 1 Joseph 1 O O Picarrin fe Se 3 O 3 0 514 Totals Score by Quarters Panther Lounge 15 17 18 Ruby’s 7 17 Wt jured a knee playing soccer before the season began and was sidelined 72 Trace of New Trier West, during the 60-yard high hurdles. (Staff Photo Giants Top West For Soph Split In Indoor Track and team which won. The other runne were Dick Weinberg, Barnett, an Cochran. Barnett won the 440, Rosenbau the broad jump, and Steve Halperi the mile. Darrell Temple won th pole vault. The trackmen will enter t Suburban League meet Saturday 4 6 Pole vault—1. Morrison (NTW), Brown (HP), 3. Temple (HP). 11 feet inches. Broad jumv—l. Rosenbaum (HP), Trace (NTW), 3. Rosendale (HP). feet. 314 inches. s High jump—1. Morrison (NTW), itertinaten (HP), 3. 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Trade-ins, financing, ship- ping, etc. Phone or Write Dept. 10 CAR-TOURS IN EUROPE, INC. 555 Fifth Ave.,N.Y.17 OX7-5800 Chicago Area Tel: 312-945-5716 March 9, �Kings Head SAGER TBAGL y Sectional (also Arlington Heights Tied After Friday) Northwestern at Mignioan State uesday _ Supersectional at Northwestern (winners lington Heights and Thornton Sectionals), Mat Stars DAVE “SCHULTY Deerfield’s HAT DOES IT TAKE to build a winning athletic a ccuice for a high school? It takes a lot of hard ork and a fine blend of people, talent, personality, and ability. Those are the ingredients that have been blended together at Deerfield High School, where in just seven years the school has risen to the point where it was able to win four varsity-team championships this year in the Central Suburban League. The man behind the athletic pro- gram at Deerfield is Richard Baldrini. He is the school’s athletic director and the guiding force behind the coaching staff that has been handpicked by him and the school adminBaldrini istration. : Deerfield High School opened its doors to students for the first time in the fall of 1960. Baldrini was ap- pointed the athletic director by the then-Supt. A. E. olters. In addition, Baldrini also coached the football, basketball, and baseball teams that first year. HAD TO MAKE a decision in the second year,” says Baldrini, “to become full-time athletic director and head of the physical education department and give up coaching. I miss the coaching ow, and I guess I always felt will. But being familiar I had the understanding of the coaching with coaching, problems and I would be in a position to solve them.” Prospective coaches for Deerfield are selected by a screening of andidates by Leslie Libakken (Dist. 113 assistant superintendent) and his assistant, Art Gosling. “T’ve been fortunate in knowing many of the athletic directors hroughout the states so that I am able to contact them for suggesions as to outstanding young coaches,”’ Baldrini explains. In terms of service at Deerfield, wrestling coach Tom arsity wrestling since the beginning, while Kay Suburban League championship varsity wres- tling team dominated the all-con- ference selections of the league coaches by placing eight wrestlers on the 17-man first team. Niles West, Maine South, Glenbrook North each had two representatives on the first team while Glenbrook South and Niles North had one each. Eight additional wrestlers were named to the honorable mention team. The first team is composed of 12 seniors, three juniors and two sophomores. The sophomores are Dan Sherman (95) of Deerfield and Tom Neuses (127) of Maine South. John Buetlar (103) of Niles West, Dennis McCabe (138) of: Deerfield, and Mike DeRivera (165) of Deerfield are the juniors. The conference team: FIRST TEAM 95—Dan Sherman, Deerfield. 103—John Buetlar, Niles West. 112—Mark Yohanna, Niles West. 120—Jetf Gable, Deerfield. 127—Tom Neuses, Maine South and Steve Shaffner, Deerfield. 133—Tony Tempesta, Deerfield. 138—Dennis McCabe, Deerfield and Dennis Greaves, Glenbrook North. 145—Al Gilbert, Deerfield. 154—Bob Simpson, Maine South, Tom Darden, Glenbrook South, and Steve Poznansky, Niles North. 165—-Mike DeRivera, Deerfield. 180—Kent Liddle, Deerfield. and Hwt—Eric Ghianni, Deerfield, Phil Mack, Glenbrook North. HONORABLE MENTION Jeff Perelaman, Niles North; Steve Elisius, Glenbrook South; Robert Gilman, Niles North; Rick Neuses, Maine South: Jeff Kramer, Niles West; Terry Weiss, Niles West; Phil Cooke, Glenbrook North; Rich David, Glenbrook South: started his Deer- coach. Four Place Glenbrook North, Niles West, Maine South, and Deerfield had two stint in ersity, where he competed in football, basketball, baseball, track, hnd golf. While there he earned no less than 14 athletic awards, a ark that still stands. ‘As a contestant, my biggest satisfaction came from track,’ says Baldrini. ‘‘I threw the discus, did the high jump, and pole vaulted.” Baldrini’s school records have since been broken but his marks ere 6-4% in the high jump and a discus throw of 172 feet. FTER GRADUATION he was given an assistantship and coached freshman football and basketball while he worked on his maser’s degree. His first job was at Tremont (Ill.) High School, where he coached ootball, basketball, and baseball for two years. “After Tremont I accepted the position of athletic director at Peoria Linestone High School, and I also coached football there,” ays Baldrini. He was there for three years. “It was then that Deke (Wolters) talked me into coming to Highand Park,” Baldrini says. It was the fall of 1956 that he came back o coach freshman football and junior varsity basketball. “My biggest reward is seeing the accomplishment and the boys,’’ Baldrini says. bossibly get.” Baldrini is not prone to hand out compliments an AD unless they can are ustified, and he goes all out in praise of the Deerfield Dads’ Club. ‘They have been a very understanding and cooperative group. They oncern themselves with not only athletics but the whole school pro- — ram, which makes for a healthy organization. “Four championships (football, basketball, wrestling, and swimming) in one year is quite an accomplishment. My coaches and the thletes express satisfaction in conference championships, but ad to see that their goal is still a state title. This will come. ight take some time, but it will come.” rch 9, 1967 I’m It sity-soph), 1 ee soph), lhiees meet at Evanston LaGrange at Glenbrook N. Catholic Evanston (varsity-soph), senior (also Sunday) championships dle. 4:30 It was Longtin’s fifth win of season. Mitch Turbov and M McCloudy provided the sc punch, but Jeff Mason of Bergman — 4:30 was the leading scorer with 29. i 30 ednesday at Maine S. (varsity-soph), SWIMMING t league amen ce (varsity- Glenbrook S. at Deerfield (varsity- poet, Palatine at Maine E. (varsity-soph), 4: at The two teams Loyola team won paced Clark, tie for second by the 31 moved place by into a subduing ~ Ford Pharmacy 75-62. The game was not decided until sophomore _ track its opening Realty, points of Tom Soph Warriors Win First Meet Deerfield’s are now tied for the league lead. Village meet the final minute. Ron Velvin had 13 of the to lead Village. season by knocking off Niles West 49-47. This marked the first dual meet for the soph team, which will enter the Central Suburban League meet Saturday at Maine East. Deerfield places against Niles: Basketball Results, Standings CENTRAL Buckeyes Win; Tie : Notre Midget beating the Spar- Blue place the South St. Demons Division Badgers rolled a 59-5 31-16. teams will resume action Four teams placed two men each on the Central Suburban League Saturday all-conference basketball team. eae ‘STAP NATIONAL TENNIS CAMP while Niles North at Shepard SUBURBAN LEAGUE Niles North Regional Championship Patrick 70, Evanston 49 Proviso Proviso decision over the Illini and the Fighting Irish beat the Wolverines The 59 Proviso West Regional First Round East 86, Ridgewood 51 West 72, Oak Park 55 Semifinals Proviso East 64, Proviso West 51 Championship East Leyden ‘76, Proviso East (overtime) Riverside-Brookfield Regional First Round De La Salle 49, Morton East 46 the first to Championship Dame 64, Maine South North Regional First Round Evanston 78, New Trier West 59 Niles North 62, Niles East 49 New Trier East 69, Niles West 57 Semifinals Evanston 58, Niles North 56 23-21 last week to gain a first-place tie with the losers in the North the Semifinals South 65, Glenbrook North 60 Niles The Buckeyes beat the Hawkeyes and LEAGUE Glenbrook North 59, Forest View 57 Maine Hawkeyes for Lead 28-17 SUBURBAN Libertyville Regional First Round Waukegan 53, Carmel 44 Lake Forest 79, Deerfield 74 Libertyville 78, Highland Park 54 North Chicago 77, Zion-Benton 36 Semifinals Waukegan 47, Lake Forest 44 North Chicago 77, Libertyville 65 Championship North Chicago 66, Waukegan 55 Maine South Regional First Round Maine South 93, Glenbrook South 55 60-yard H.H.—1. Bob Duffy 60-yard L.H.—1. Duffy 50-yard dash—2. Dennis Morrison 880-yard run—1l. Leif Backe, 2. Eric Burgess Mile run—1. Backe, Burgess 440-yard dash—2. Louis Ville Arce, 3. Rick Jones Shot put—1. John Cole Long jump—1. Bruce Miller High jump—1. Lance Johnson, 3. Bob Goldstucker. In Jr. High. and Glenbrook South had one each. Al Chapman of Niles West was the lone sophomore named to the squad, while juniors Henry Perez and Gary Lange of Maine South were honored. The remainder of the team was Gary Gustavson and Frank Krohe of Glenbrook North, George Timmings of Niles West, Gerry Carper and Tom Mroz of Deerfield, Greg Metz of Glenbrook South, and Mike Weil of Niles North. The honorable mention list in- cludes Tom Beck and Jeff Reinke of Maine South, Bruce Saltzberg and Robert Wilson of Niles North, Mike Pepper of Niles West, and Terry Webb of Glenbrook South. of the coaches ‘“‘That’s the only reward Bergman Interiors was sidetracked in its quest of the Deerfield prep league title last week when it — lost 76-61 to Longtin’s Sports Hud- - : 4:30 downing the Gophers 30-23. On All-Stars players, Uni- (varsity-soph), Friday ‘ NCAA championships at Detroit (also Saturday) Saturda Central Suburban league meet at Maine E. (varsity-soph), 12:30. West Suburban league meet at Proviso W. (var- tans and Park. and spent 27 of his 32-month Thursday at Deerfield Trier W. Highland Park at Evanston (frosh), 4:30 Other games in the division found Two Apiece He then entered the Marines New TRACK the Boilermakers if ) ASEBALL COACH CARL EICHSTEDT and basketball coach Ron ) O’Connor are in their fourth years at Deerfield. E:chstedt beban as freshman coach and will be starting his third year as varsity eader this month. O’Connor just concluded his varsity rookie year ith the league championship. Bob Steele, Karl Sutter, and Mike Penrod are recent additions to he staff. Steele heads the swimming program, Sutter the tennis eam, and Penrod the track squad. Baldrini himself is one of the most outstanding athletes to come rom this area. A graduate of Highland Park High School, Baldrini ettered in football, basketball, baseball, and track while at High- Action in the Pacific. Following his service, Baldrini entered Illinois State Normal moges Division of the Deerfield basketball league. Halford is he oldest, followed by football coach Doug Kay. Halford has had the ield career as freshman Central GYMNASTICS Friday State Meet at Prospect (also Saturday) PE ART BELANGER Longtin Win: of Ar4:30 Fleck Receives $471 For Finish at Doral Jack Green Fleck, Acres the head pro Country Club at in Northbrook, managed to hang on the money list at last week’s Doral Open in Miami with a $471 payoff. Fleck, former U.S. Open cham- pion, had rounds of 70-70-71-73 for a 285 total. 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A total of 16 meet records were team of Eric Almasy, John McCarthy, Avery, and Van Hoesen placed broken during the meet. A National yy ifth. _Age Group record was set by Mark -Mamula of the South Bend Marlins in the 910 year old 200-yard stroke. in the He winning set record by the 100-yard breaststroke - Trophies were awarded to the teams placing first, second, and third. Van Hoesen received individual high-point scoring 19 points. Other Deerfield points by Van Hoesen and strom, who finished third in the 400-yard trophy were taken Don Dahlsecond and individual medley and Chip Avery, who finished fourth in the 100-yard freestyle. LEAGUE MEET Warrior DIRK the by He set VAN two Dahlstrom HOESEN records... also had a second in the 200-yard individual medley and a second in the 100-yard backstroke. Tom Axtell was third in the 100 back. The Deerfield team of Axtell, Van Hoesen, Dahlstrom and Avery placed second in the 400-yard SATURDAY Thinelads Begin With Victory - Deerfield won eight events in a dual meet of the 13 with Niles West last Wednesday to win the school’s first indoor track meet of the season. _ Sophomore Mitch Simmons was one of the Warrior leaders. He won _ the 50-yard dash in 5.6 and also ran on the two victorious relay teams. Robby Holt won both the high and low hurdles, Bill Schultz won the 440-yard dash, Dave Berman took the high jump, and Rick Foster won the broad jump. In distance events, Willie Clayton won team the mile, the four-lap relay of Foster, Dan Field, Sim- mons, and Mike Cloud won its event and the eight-lap relay of Field, Simmons, South and Cloud - also ran to victory. The Warriors will enter the Central Suburban League meet Saturday at Maine East. Coach Fred Hein is optimistic. about his team’s chances in the meet, even though it has had just one meet. 60-yard H.H.—1. (NW), 3. Zaeske 50-yard South (D), 880- -yard Globerson Holt (D), (D). T—8.0 2. Claver dash—1. Simmons (D), 3. Bronstein (NW). T—5.6. run—1. Carlyle (NW), 2. (D), 3. Weigman (NW). a-lap relay—1. Deerfield. T—1:21.6. 60-yard L.H.—1. Holt (D), 2. Claver (NW), 3. Mueller (NW). T—7.5. 440-yard dash—1. oo (D), 2. South (D), 3. Erickson (NW). 6. Mile Run—i. Clayton 1D) 2. Globerson (D), 3. Schaffer (NW). T—5:02.3. 8-lap relay—1. Deerfield. Pole hg > eg Bold (NW), 2. Marks (NW), Fierst. 10 feet 6 inches. faha® § jump—1. Foster (D), 2. Gerkin (D). 3. Gans (NW). 19 feet 6 inches. High jump—i. Berman (D), 2. Bode (NW). 3. Gerkin (D). 5 feet 8 ag Shot . McAvoy (NW), 2. Erhartt (NW), 3. Harvey (D). 48 feet di12 inches. Registration to Start Entry fees will be the same as ~ last year, $10 per boy or girl and $5 per additional player per family. _ Pony League players will be charg- ed $2 extra to pay for umpires. Tryouts for the teams (boys 8-18 and all girls) will be held at Jewett Park on Apr. 8 and 9, regardless of weather conditions. The association’s annual dinner- B placed 24. the time of registration, players must be accompanied by at least one parent. Every boy or girl who signs up will play. For those unable to attend the registration, the park district office will accept registrations during regular working hours until Apr. 8. No one will be allowed to play without outs. registering 14, 9. (tie) Loop Leaders Win in Park The dance is scheduled to be held at the Chevy Chase Country Club on June At Park Hinsdale Community Swim Association and Joliet Swim Club 8, 11. East Swim Club 4. WINNERS Moore Senior 400-yard I.M.—Bill (Harvey Y),—4:28.5. freestyle—Rich Senior 1650-yard Evertz (SIU),—18:21.7. Senior 00-vard medley relay—1l. SIU,—3:49.0. (meet record). 9-10 200 yard freestyle—l1. Mark Mamula (South Bend Marlins) ,—2:08.9 (national record). 11-12 200-yard freestyle—1. Tom Crema (Hinsdale Community Swim Association) ,—2:07.1 (meet record). Senior 500-yard freestyle—1l1. Gar Schloetzer (unnattached),—5:05.3. 9-10 100-yard backstroke—1l. Mark Mamula (SBM),—1:14.7. (Meet record of 1:14.1 set in preliminary event). Tom Senior 200-yard backstroke—1. Ulrich (unnattached),—2:08.6. 11-12 100-yard backstroke—l. Russ Meyer (HSCA),—1:07.9. (Meet record of 1:07.6 set * reliminary event). Senior “yard freestyle—1. Paul Meyers sidawee Daley’s Youth Foundation),—:48.7. (meet record). 9-10 100-yard sp ggag tg Fred Brickman Pg ake Forest Swim Cluh) —1:2 Senior 300 vara yen 7 Cea Dirk Van Hoesen (DCSA),—2:16.0. 11-12 100-yard pe Se TS Greg Shannon (unattached)—1:19.4 Senior pti gt butterfly—1. Kimo Miles (SIU),— Senior eine freestyle relay—l. Southern Illinois University ,—3:22:7 (meet record). Senior 200-yard freestyle—l. Gar Schloetzor (unattached),—1:50.3. (meet record). 9-10 100-yard freestyle—1. Mark Mamula (SBM),—1:01.5. (meet record). 11-12 100- “yard freestyle—1. Russ Meyer (HCSA),—:58.2. Senior 200- yard I.M.—1. Don Shaffer (SIU) ,—2:08. 9-10 peti pagodas Mark Mam.ula (SBM) ,—:33.0 Senior 160-yard breaststroke—1. Dirk Van Hoesen (DCSA),—1:02.7. (meet record). 11-12 100-yard butterfly—1. Casey Cutler (Michigan Shores Club),—1:06.0. Senior 200-yard butterfly—1. Kimo Miles (SIU),—2:02.7. 9-10 100-yard I.M.—Mark Mamula (SBM),—1:12.3. (meet record). Tom Senior 100-yard —_— Ulrich (STU-frosh),—:59. 11-12 200-yard LM.—1, Deter Frauenheim (LFSC).—2:31.0. Senior 800-yard freestyle relay—l1. Southern Illinois University,—7:46.0. (meet record). District Play For Deerfield Baseball Registration for the Deerfield _ Boy’s Baseball Association’s 1967 season will be Mar. 18 at Jewett Park from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Deerfield Rice, and Dahlstrom , 8. Portage 200-yard breast- another The TEAM STANDINGS 1. Southern Illinois University 11342, 2. Deerfield Community Swimming Association 78, 3. Harvey YMCA 31, 4. Mayor Daley’ s Youth Foundation 28, 5. Southern Illinois University frosh 24, 6. Ridge Park 16, 7. Lake Forest Swim old mark was 2:10.4. - Dirk Van Hoesen broke a meet record with a time of 2:16.0 for Deerfield second. team of Tim Joyce, Ron Thompson, before the try- top three teams won games last week in the Deerfield Park District’s Men’s basketball league. Deerfield Savings and Loan downed Taft Contracting 54-50 by using a balanced scoring attack. Gene Mathis had 23 for Taft. Longtin’s Sports Huddle, behind Al Rudin’s 32 points, coasted to the 11th straight league win by downing Bolger Carpeting 89-64. Chuck Bolger had 22 in a losing effort. League-leading Fell Company. tuned up for the coming state tournament by whipping Udder End 86-52. This was only the third time this season that Fell was held to less than 100 points. Chuck Mau goes up for an easy two points for Deerfield agains Skokie in the first round. (Staff Photo by Latry Graff) Fell Wins Park ‘Title in Tourne The Fell Company, representing moved into a 2421 lead after o the Deerfield Park District, won the Illinois Park and Recreation Association District Tournament held at Wilmot School last weekend. quarter but with Gene Talbot, T The Deerfield quintet shaded Zion 91-84 in the final game to capture the Northern District championship and the right to compete in the scoring. Russell had 20. state tournament this weekend. Zion found the range early Lolly Lens and Sets Pace In Early Bird Keg Loop Lolly Lens rolled a 500 series last Thursday night to pace the Early Birds bowling Jane Lanes. league at Mary Merrill Medici had a 493 series and Betty Brugioni a 460. Russell, and Chuck Mau of De field leading the way, the Fell tea moved ahead 53-47 at the half. Talbot scored 27 to lead ¢ Deerfield gained the final gar with a 116-68 rout of Morton Gro in the Deerfield first place in the league with a 63-37 Totals Biaggi’s 180 was high Grandi Brothers record. Wayne with 60-40. Garage Cleaners is is second team be Other entrants will be from dist tourneys held in Springfield, Alt Rock Island, and Champaign. in * Janet The Zion qualified for the finals beating Evanston 94-76 and toppi Highland Park 90-79. Deerfield and Zion will bg compete in the 10-team state to nament which will begin Saturd Talbot Russell Mau Kadison Varland Dickman Kumerow game. semifinals. Skokie 115-84 in the first round. a Zion Deerfield Zion 10 (84) O--WNNwO*G AAU championship wn" Central Swimming =—NUWUAN _ the —WNAAN a Funderburk Minor Harju 31 29 11 Totals 37 1 Score by Quarters ai. 26. 2B 24219 A? ask March 9, �Backed By the North Shores ERVICE! WIDE-TRACK Great One of Your Choice! 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Deerfield Villager | Thursday, March 9, 1967 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Deerfield Villager Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Deerfield Villager Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 03/09/1967 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DPL.0007.001.1067 https://archives.deerfieldlibrary.org/files/original/2c28725e0a21202775d02bd6d0945211.pdf 905a7cffe05ec05732a3baca3c5002f6 PDF Text Text THIEL : Thursday, May 11, 1967 fo.) 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I, NO. 43 SERVING BANNOCKBURN, LINCOLNSHIRE, $2 RIVERWOODS A THURSDAY, YEAR MAY 11, 1967 Slate Hearing On Kottrasch, Hovland Cases Is Urged The Deerfield Homeown ers’ Association has sent a — letter to village council memThe the Deerfield Plan controversial Commission Kottrasch and will hear Hovland testimony on subdivision re- bers urging them zoning petitions during a public meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in the village hall. The hearing on the Kottrasch petition for rezoning a 5-acre tract on the southeast corner of Elm of The association’s was written after and Franklin as multiple-family units. The Hovland subdivision rezoning is being sought by John Glorioso of Gee Builders in Glenview. Mr. family to multiple-family zoning. His attorney, Richard Ross, told the plan commission last week that the property as it is zoned now is worthless because it adjoins brickyards and the village garage. Plans to Sell Mr. Ross said that the owner has by no use plans for the property because he plans to sell it, and does not intend to develop it himself. The Kottrasch property, now being utilized for a flower shop with another site also being considered for rezoning. Eugene Bergmark is seeking the 80-acre Action divided Bergmark’s The letter also urges the trustees petition was postponed until after the plan commission considered the Kottrasch property so that the two into which grid-like now lots is with unimproved streets. Mr. Glorioso and the other property owners in the subdivision (Continued pieces could be zoned together. tial community?” Deerfield Juvenile Officer Don iad auctions bicycles at the icycles had been lost or police department's annual event. The stolen and brought to the police department during the year. (Staff Photo by Larry Graff) on page 6) “The trustees might also indica what they think the village explained the population should eventually Dave Warning, be,” a me ber of the homeowners’ board. This request would be predicated upon trustees’ approval of the contract during their meeting Monday night. Me etings Over Simmers pias should indicate, in very gener terms, where they think the villa is going. Will it be a_ service community? A primarily residen- Planners vs. Homeowners Feud Urge Guidelines think that the “We Improvement subdivision, < to establish broad guidelines, — The development could serve as an impetus to improve the entire rezoning in the 500 block of Elm St. for a 17-unit apartment building. one the village being drawn. square-foot lots under a_ special amendment to the village zoning ordinance approved in early April. Spark zoning might simply be revised, instead of an entire new master ‘plan for Mr. Glorioso’s lots are bounded Hackberry Rd., Wilmot Rd., Could 9 They suggested that the present comprehensive Laurel Av., and Willow Av. The lots now are zoned in 36,000-square-foot lots and could be rezoned to 10,800- a special-use permit, is adjacent to on Mr. Editorial on page Glorioso hopes to build 82 homes which would sell from $35,000 to $42,000 on about 40 acres in the northern half of the subdivision. the letter, which | a board of directors meeting Monday sht urges the board to explore furth the scope of the master plan. If both were rezoned, the entire area probably could be developed The petitioner, Frank Kottrasch, is seeking a change from single- a — with Carl Gardner Associates for a master plan. Sts. was continued from last week’s plan commission meeting. to take second look at their contract _ . The letter homeowners’ also notes that thi association would very to willing planners in any help way the mas possible. “We'd be glad to take a survey to Antagonism between the Deerfield Plan Commission and the Deerfield Homeowners’ erupted last Association Thursday during a plan commission meeting. The argument centered around he association’s most recent newsletter, which contained a section reading: “The Homeowners’ Association has criticized the ‘back room’ policy of the plan commission. After holding various public hearings, the commission has retired to Aberson asked Martin Wald, an association director who attended the meeting, to provide an explana- tion of the charges that the commission was holding secret meetings. Mr. Wald said he had not read a final copy of the statement and that he did not want to comment on it. Mr. Aberson replied, “It’s about able to substantiate you’ve said.” public meeting). mission held secret meetings, “Residents attending the hearngs have not always been informed hat the activities were being the dates. ontinued in another room. The Secretive manner of the current plan commission does not, in our tion’s board opinion, inspire confidence, provide were public outburst” and unable to reply. or promote Commission Chairman posed commission Mr. Wald and another member shopping center south St. Mr. Warning and Mr. Wald the two going through directors said could not comment on these specific charges until reviewing plan said “I won’t deny that I haven’t cally held our workshops and usually everyone trails back there with us. I have felt no need to but announce it,’’ Mr. Aberson said. “But I would like to know what they’re getting at. What are they sudden week members. Mr. Aberson said Tuesday that he always announced that the public is the records, this to discuss these charges do anything else to help,’ and other questions of ‘desirable Warning explained. plan commission procedure” during Explains Master Plan a July meeting with commission . invited to attend our workshop discussions in the back room of the village hall,’ Mr. Aberson said Tuesday. “This is where we have histori- the DEERFIELD VILLAGER that they this they hope commission records. David Warning, of the associaby of Deerfield; on Dec. 15, 1966, after a hearing on problems of the Hovland subdivision; and on Feb. 2, 1967, after a hearing for rezoning on Elm of directors, later told “stunned held meetings on Oct. 6, hearing on the pro- Mr. Wald said he could not provide After John plan anything He also asked Mr. Wald to state specific instances when the com- information, the “back room” 1966, after a time someone called you down on this. You people have never been the back room of the village hall and had its meeting (so-called itizen participation.” that determine residents’ desires or to John Aberson Published Weekly by Press Publishing Co., 444 Central Av., Highland Park, Ill. 60035 The M directors’ action followed an informational meeting of the association last Wednesday. Mr. Gardner explained the master plan and Mrs. Catharine Price, village clerk, told the history of local planning. . Mr. Gardner assured the homeowners that his firm would not | prepare a master plan without consulting with various groups in the village first. He said that the firm’s proposed contract with the _ village calls for at least 10 public | meetings before the master plan is — formalized and sent to the trustees for consideration. Mrs. Price explained that the village’s first master plan had been charging us with? They’re always willing to admit they’re wrong when they’ve been proven wrong, but by then the damage is already made done.”’ building outdated the earlier plan. — Controlled in the early 1950’s after the post-war building boom, and that the second master plan had been developed in 1958 after additional circulation postage paid at Deerfield, Ill. �District 110 Has — Increased Budget Holdover Business WN VERN IOUL 1] EL. On Agenda FURROWS Fukiew F JR Row Pig Werk ti att By DAVE Holdover agendas items will take North at the some discusses Center, Senior Shore points fine across celebrated the during nation Health, May. secretary Gardner, In Department U.S. and Welfare, Education John of words the of the and “Our goal is to help our older Americans of in Winnetka to live full has served (Continued probably from will divide assessment the cost page 5) by a special of improving the streets and installing curbs, gutters, sidewalks, water mains, and sanitary and storm sewers. The village has been trying to encourage Hovland property owners to install the improvements through special assessments for more than three years, but the property owners have balked because of the cost, about $40 a frontage foot. Also next Thursday, the plan commission will conduct a public Briarwood Vista the B-2 zones. 6 are _ perbut not in District Supt. Charles Caruso called the budget ‘‘encouraging over-all’’ because of the decreased deficit and the fact that it occurs in only one fund. He also said that the over-all debt of the district will probably be reduced. Total estimated revenue in 196768 is $1,226,000. Taxes will bring in about $502,000 and _ state aid $377,000. The rest will come from such items as textbook rentals. sites and districting, the Other a complete revision of of the contract funds and _ budgeted amounts are: building, $77,000; transportation, $31,000; municipal retirement, $12,000; and bond and interest, $134,000. The board is expected to approve was the budget at its next meeting. A date for public hearing on the appropriation ordinance will be set at that time. In other business, the board heard a report by Dr. Nathir Sara of the Committee for Interdistrict Cooperation concerning applications for federal funds for two workshop programs. He said that the first, an outdoor education program costing $33,000, will probably be approved after the committee makes some minor additions. It will involve 25 teachers working through the summer on methods of including the outdoors in the studies of children in grades kindergarten through 8, and developing a course in ecology at the high school level. The second program, on sex and health education, will be applied for May 15 and could be developed in the 1967-68 schoo] year. The committee is asking the U.S. Office of Education for $25,000. Dr. Sara said it will be designed to help children “‘grow up gradually and progressively to a healthy way of life’’. VISIT IN DEERFIELD Mr. and Mrs. John L. Grile, 865 Warwick Rd., Deerfield, recently had as their guests, Mr. Grile’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. Grile of Ft. Wayne, Ind. The 3 Striped § Sport Jkt... of new sewers, and hear a report from the board of building appeals on inclusion of the B-4 business district in the village fire regulations. New Business New business on the agenda will be discussion of policy on central burglar alarm installation, and discussion of installation of an intercommunications system in the police addition. The subdivi- sion. The inspectors will check pedals, steering, chains, chain guards, wheel alignment, front light, bells or horns, and rear lights. Don Tiffany, Deerfield Police Department youth officer, said it will be easier for the police department to trace lost or stolen board request from also will consider the Kitchens a of Sara Lee for a change in the method of sewer charges, and hear a report from the plan commission recommending rezoning from square-foot-residential) R-1 (20,000 to R-2 (12,000-square-foot residential). VISIT IN FLORIDA Mrs. Norman E. Crawford and son, Norman Roy, 672 Lombardy Ln., Deerfield, recently visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Merl Crawford in North Miami, Fla. bicycles when they are registered. Bikes which are not registered Saturday may be registered any time in the police department in the village hall. FIRST TIME on the NORTH SHORE! Salesman’s Samples of GIRLS and BOYS Anparel at Manufacturer's Cost (central business) to B-1 (neighbor- property. Gas stations mitted in the B-1 zones, the reading to an ordinance requiring closed circuit television inspection members will inspect bicycles in the parking lots at Deerfield Grammar, Alan Shepard, Holy Cross, and Maplewood schools, and in the hearing on a request for rezoning a lot at 540 Waukegan Rd. from B-2 hood business) district. _ Dr. William Burns has told the planners that he would like to develop a two-story building on the lot which would include ‘offices and a retail store. He said that he would be willing to sign a covenant preventing him from building a gas station on the which of mates on cell security equipment, hear recommendations of the Manpower Commission, give a second 5 Bike-Testing Stations Open Hearing total said they wanted to know more about master planning. The board also will open esti- as of Wilmette, to serve the communities Originally established Kenilworth, Winnetka, Glencoe, and Highland Park, the center recently has extended its area of service to include Deerfield, Highwood, Northfield, and Northbrook. in first phase, Approval ship, and for service to others, through its five-day-a-week program. park a of which $829,000 is salary expenses. The education fund, up $100,000 over last year, is the only deficit item in the budget. postponed until after a May 3 meeting of the Deerfield Homeowners Association. The association creative and purposeful activity, for companion- Deerfield youngsters may have their bicycles inspected for safety devices and purchase 50-cent registration stickers from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at five locations. Deerfield police and Rotary Club cost a the village zoning ordinance, and a study of the brickyards. years” by providing opportunities for leaning, for Noonan The of the will government, . coordinator for community planning. For nearly 10 years the Senior Center has been helping to meet the “challenge of the later Mrs. $28,000. for plan feasibility of a central community complex for village and township Many different organizations are participating in local community observances throughout the North Shore by sponsoring open-house demonstrations, exhibits, and special programs in recognition of senior citizens. The North Shore Center plan district long-range and interesting lives, to contribute, to participate, to share in the life of the community.” Senior The Associates master The plan also will include suggestions for utilization of Deerfield’s undeveloped areas, an analysis of the present and future school W. a tentative 000 over last year. The budget will show a deficit of only Other Suggestions EETING THE CHALLENGE of the Later Years’’ is the theme of the fifth consecutive Senior Citizens Month, which is being wie night reviewed $17,400 which is about $5,000 less than in 1966-67. The major portion of the budget, 76 percent, consists of salaries within the education fund. The fund totals $945,600, business area. By MRS. T. CLIFFORD NOONAN President, North Shore Senior Center 110 Monday in the village hall. Council members are expected to approve their contract with Karl business district and traffic circulation and parking problems in the Senior Citizens Cover Features School District of the trustees probably will approve Monday, will cost $17,000. The plan will include studies of the economic feasibility of expanding the central of Melvin gardening with Mrs. Henry: Schwennecker of Deerfield and E. Weil of Glencoe. (Howard Fochler Photo) most RICHERT 1967-68 budget of $1,243,000 — an increase of about $240,- comprehensive village. Garden Seminar up previous Deerfield Village Board’s time during their meeting at 8 p.m. Monday Gardner Joseph L. Smith, instructor of the Spring Home from ® Brand fornia, Names — Incl. Buster Brown, tex, Corn more. ©@ From GUYS " Cobber, Infants to Size Dale of Carters, Hanes & A CaliQuil- many great new look in zephyr-weight sport jackets. Traditionally Deansgate in its handsome natural shoulder tailoring. The fabric: a crisp-cool wrinkleresistant blend of 65% Dacron® polyester and 35% Avril® rayon. 42.50 14. & GALS Hours: 9-5:30 Daily 1879 Second St., Highland Park— ID 2-0313 478 Central Highland Park Open Thursday night May II, 196 �Would Rise Near Deerfield By JUDI NICOL A 142-acre farm between Highland Park, Deerfield, Northbrook, and Glencoe in unincorporated Cook County may be turned into a $50, 000,000 development with 2,748 luxury apartments. “If the North Shore is ever going to go for apartments, they will go for this,’’ said Milton H. Solomon, attorney for the developer. The planned development _includes several buildings ranging from 2% to 12 stories. The proposed development also includes 42 single family homes, a _ nine-hole golf course, man-made lakes, tennis courts, swimming pools, and a school site. Jack Gould, of Jack Gould and Co. of Chicago, mortgage bankers, is the developer. He said he has a contract to buy the property from Mrs. Mary Krembs of Evanston. The Northbrook School District has also been negotiating for a 10-acre site in the complex for a school. Expect Protest Highland Park and Northbrook both are expected to protest the development, although no formal action on the proposal has been taken by the local boards. Deer- Project Planned field officials said they comment until posal further. could not the pro- studying ments. west to the north site is zoned now Lake-Cook Rd. and Lee Rd. are partly or wholly within the incor- and for municipality. North- brook is nearly contiguous on the south, and Deerfield on the northwest. Glencoe is separated from the site by parts of the Cook County Forest Preserve and Edens Ex- pressway. The developers have asked the Cook County Zoning Board of Appeals to change the existing zoning of R-2 (two acre residential) to R-6, which allows multiple-story apartments and planned develop- porated area of Highland Park. The county board has five Repub- Would Need 3/4 Vote Even if the zoning board recom- ous to the property on two sides, is closest area the single family dwellings. Highland Park, which is contiguthe The of mends the rezoning after a public hearing, the Cook County Board would have to have a three-fourths vote to grant the rezoning if a municipality within 1% miles objects. The nearest municipality is High- land Park, which is contiguous to than High 5,000 voters School District urday, despite heavy “no” votes in two elementary districts. The final ‘‘yes” vote was 2,922, while ‘‘no”’ votes totaled 2,173. Voters in Deerfield Elementary District 109 and Highwood-Highland Park Elementary District 111 rejected the tax hike, although precincts were split. District 111 Splits Vote In 111, the proposal passed by 140 votes in Precinct 13 (Wayne Thomas School), votes in Precinct School). District and lost by 243 12 (Oak Terrace 109’s Precinct 8 turned down the hike by one vote, Club, and Don DeSandro, the available Arthur assistant The Lake County Board of Superisors Tuesday began a fight over hether the county comprehensive zoning ordinance should be amended. Deerfield Frank should ernon Township Supervisor Peers said the ordinance not be revised continually. Township Supervisor Clar- ence Pontius said the ordinance should be changed to exclude apartments from the urban resi- dential (UR3) category. Mr. Pontius is chairman of the ounty zoning and planning committee. He and Warren Twp. Supervisor Robert Depke are conerned with potential apartment developments within established residential areas. Samuel Smith, Deerfield Twp. assistant supervisor had the last May II, 1967 He was referring to the proposed last major comprehensive zoning amendment passed in January, 1966. Mr. Smith said the amendment was committee rushed after inactivity and through the board tion that through many months the of then jammed with the stipula- “‘if it isn’t okay we can amend it later.”’ Mr. Peer said he voted against it for that reason. Mr. Smith added that “now we are finding out what’s wrong with the amendment after it’s effect more than a year.” been in The question involves an urgent zoning problem with two developed Warren Township areas near Gages Lake having a strip of UR3 zoning between them. The UR3 classification allows 35-foot-high apartments. Gages Lake residents are opposing apartments in the and asking for amendment entire zoning classification strip of the to ex- clude apartments. Mr. Pontius said areas in Vernon Township also are zoned UR3 and residents of Lincolnshire and Riverwoods don’t want “carte blanche” apartments in_ their neighborhoods, either. The entire principle of county zoning is at stake, according to Mr. Peers. “A zoning law should be dependable and consistent,’ he said. “If a developer can’t count on zoning remaining few years, County.” he won’t 1968-69 school Gosling, administrative to District Supt. Karl the same for a invest in Lake An ordinance to hold hearings to amend UR3 and other residential zoning classifications was passed 27-3 by the board. Mr. Peers and two supervisors from Waukegan voted against the measure. identical referendum in 1961 was turned down by voters 2,884 to 1,257. The proposal was defeated in for every precinct except number one in Bannockburn. The biggest defeat in Saturday’s referendum came in Precinct 12, and Precinct 6 (Highland Park Public Safety Building). Giving 113 its greatest vote of confidence was Precinct 1, where the referendum carried by a more than 2-to-1 margin. Large ‘‘yes’”’ votes also were cast in Precinct 3 (Edgewood School) and Precinct 10 (Wilmot School). Both precincts voted almost 2-to-1 in favor of the proposal. Edgewood School is in Highland Park School District 108, and Precinct 10 is in Deerfield Wilmot School District 110. The proposal passed in Bannockburn School Highland District 106, Central Park School District 107, margins ‘no.”’ The between polling ‘‘yes’”’ place and for Pre- cinct 2 is Indian Trail School, for Precinct 5, Dudley Dewey’s Garage; for Precinct 7, Walden School; and for Precinct 9, Maple- wood School. Precinct 4 Turns Tide Mr. Gosling said the turning point in the referendum came with the district’s 45-vote victory in Precinct 4 (Red Oak School). Up until the time of that tally, with 10 precincts already reporting, ‘‘ves’’ votes exceeded ‘“‘no”’ votes by less than 100. Victory was assured when the Precinct 3 (Continued on page 77) Pd Now Read TOT word. He said, ‘“‘We told you so.” the workers. An By JUDI NICOL until year. Plath, said Monday that the referendum’s success was due primarily to the increased effort by precinct Board Fights Over Zoning to vote vote district. The higher rate probably will be levied next fall and won’t be Kiwanis Republicans proposal in that district’s Precinct education-fund tax-rate ceiling, will produce more than $500,000 for the Deerfield suburban 6. District 113 officials predict that the increase, from $1.11 to $1.32 per $100 assessed valuation in the current president, mow grass around the Milwau- to the District 108, and District 110. Close races occurred in Precincts 2, 5, 7, and 9, all of which had 10- while the total was 44-18 against the kee Road station in Deerfield as part of Deerfield Clean-Up Week. The project was sponsored by the Kiwanians. (Staff Photo) Story on page 13. objects (Continued on page 77) 113’s tax-ceiling increase a 749-vote victory margin Sat- president of the Park Precincts Split But 113 Wins gave Peet (right), founding If Highland rezoning, which they plan to do, it will be necessary for at least two the property on the north and east. More Harold lican commissioners from the suburbs, and this group is usually more sympathetic to suburban objections. The rest of the board members are Chicago Democrats. Mental Health Group This... May Seek Tax canis fcr hae ere eee Page Loi ee cree Pages 80, Deadlines Nearing for Pageants ... i ie ae eee Page Page Deerfield’s Place On the Status Pole <i BN(SS beet OEY Cee Plan Commission Rejects Kennedy Plan SP Ate At AG ee eee Page Jaycees’ Chicken Sale Nearing ... sfse 4s Sh vitie. ee Page Baseball, Tennis, Track Teams Victorious A Meatler of Bammocweern Taste ....4...44 3. sks 16 ec 14 te 79 24 ........ 76 Laneriatks oo ee ES Witt. 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Speaking to the 70 persons who _ attended the association’s annual meeting, Dr. Bristol said, ‘‘Al- though our community’s financial support has been increasing at a gratifying pace, our costs have _ been going up even faster.” Dr. Bristol explained that this course has depleted the associa- tion’s cash reserves. Cites Problem “The conviction grows in me that our - course has been sound, but now hew ways crease must inrome. be Our found three to in- current sources—local chests or funds, _ State grants, and fees—obviously cannot continue to provide sufficient a $90,000 interest-free loan $60,000 from the association’s After his speech, Dr. Bristol turned over leadership of the association to Mrs . Ellis H. Harris, 7 Hickory Ln., Northbrook, who was elected the new president of the board of directors. and cash reserves which had been set aside for continuity of services. Both of these sources must be repaid, however, Dr. Bristol said. About one-fifth of the cost, which Attends will be met over a_ three-year period, has already been raised through private donations. A major said. He added, ‘‘One of the most gratifying aspects of my term as y8 se apy rh" we’, He explained that the problem is eae » American Jewish Mrs. A she brook. Northbrook is a past College ¥en Pes _* & ek of wt resident 27 years, president of the SPE hoe Reid es Deerfield, the and is Illinois people ages of Vietnam. should weigh no The pack more. than five pounds. Suitable items package are to include in the crayons, pencils paper, cotton clothes (new or clea Peters of Winnetka, Craig Schopf of used clothing) for one- to seven year-olds, wrapped hard candy Deerfield, and Richard J. Farrell of Wilmette. small hand toys (plastic, metal, o rubber), and vitamin pills. .* ee of The Deerfield club also is making a special appeal for all persons to prepare “Concern” packages fo Others who were elected to the board are John M. Stalnaker of Northfield, Mrs. Lawrence J. Lawson Jr. of Kenilworth, Mrs. Charles > * in-law made the tape and slides. David Blumberg of Highland Park, and Mrs. Richard Diemer of North- Society. ho Northbrook Rotary Club whose son during the annual meeting were the Roger Teachers The presentation, “A Persona Visit to Vietnam,” will be made b Ed Carter, a member of the Chi- Elected to the board of directors She is a former board member of the Northbrook Public Library, the state board of the Illinois League of through contacts with the Adult Winnetka, and has taught in the Winnetka School District nursery school. Humane our community chests and funds. and the of Greater Mrs. the Northbrook School Board current president of the president has been the proof of community support from our work Chicago, Council Rev. Roy Colby of Glenview, from “This encouraging start bolsters the faith we all mustered to take this momentous step,” Dr. Bristol of Deerfield Rotarians will hear a sound tape and view slides taken i Vietnam during their meeting af 12:15 today in the Villa Moderne. Committee. and earned her from Lake For- est College. She also was graduated Mrs. Ralph Bettman. income,” Dr. Bristol said. cago, Mrs. Harris attended the Univer- fund-raising drive from the general community will be conducted this summer, under the chairman of as evidenced Institute Education Wisconsin sity of Wisconsin bachelor’s degree Viet Program Women Voters, the Northbrook League of Women Voters, the Citizens Information Service of Chicago, the Winnetka Associates of the Women’s Board of the Art rs D a nae, ~e- <a one for the association’s board of directors, and for the communities which the association serves— In Highland Park nearly everybody shops Thursday nights _ Deerfield, Bannockburn, Glenview, Highland Park, Highwood, Kenil_ worth, Northbrook, Northfield, Wilmette, and Winnetka. “One _ alternate provided by _ few years souce of funds is passed a legislation ago. Simply put, local government may elect to grant tax _ funds to community clinics such as ours,” Dr. Bristol said. He explained that the legislative committee of the board of directors is making a careful possibility. He added must study that the of this ear association eae ee segment of the North Shore popula- Explains Limits ‘From its inception, we have limited our mental health diagnostic and therapy services to the _ lower income range of our community. But what about the next family income range—$10,000 to . Highland Park shopping night merchants have in this shopping By “Can we continue to assume this great afford the able to united Hub on Thursday of the North as the a ar 4. Reason — ee evening Shore. many of you had social engagements on Friday evening. So, for your convenience, open evening: the following stores $20,000? cash 8 cre think about serving a broader tion. _ pa ee are on Thursday “i 9 ahs oa 4 that group can obtain and private services avail- them? It is becoming increasingly apparent that the answer is ‘no’ in a growing number of instances,’ Dr. Bristol said. “AS a community agency, sup= ported by community funds, we cannot ignore this challenge,’’ he said. we “Fortunately, face he success. are the They are the problems problems related to of the increasing complexity of our society and growing awarness of the importance of mental health. I have no doubt that we will continue to find answers.” Dr. Bristol noted that last year the association met the problem of space, and began constructing its $150,000 facility in Northfield. The hew 10,000-square-foot Irene Josselyn Clinic will be ready for _ occupancy July 1, Dr. Bristol said. The building is being financed by McLaughlin Jr. of Deerfield has returned to Catholic confidence where you DOWNTOWN SEE YOU Pe: “e see this emblem THURSDAY NITE cy eet 2 Buy ¥ Ba =—sBASKIN’S FELL SHOES a CHANDLER'S GARNETT & CO. me — COBEY’S ne ROSBY'S George, Stockholm, a sophomore visited East and at LEEDS MIKE'S SUBUR- BAN FASHIONS and Mrs. 2 % fo | RUDMAN OLDS a4 ‘ aan THE STYLE SHOP JEW JEWELERS F.W. WOOLWORTH SHOE “ co. es JAY'S SHOES 3 ; THE FELL CO. the Copenhagen, West Berlin, Vienna, and Geneva. He is the son of Mr. emblem FF JEWELE tour of several European countries. university, i KLOOS & NEMER- GORDON’S ar with confidence this University of the West at Angers, _ France, after a spring vacation a _ Shop with a, ee me After Tour of Europe E. ct a Returns to University George ° George McLaugh- . + ies Pe ¥ Pes =, * i i & ae A ae % oo ae ee oO lin, 601 Carlisle Av. May i, 1967 �EDITORIALS DEERFIELD VILLAGER VOTE ON SCHOOL REFERENDUM. Y ; YES ( Your Hollister Newspaper DaviIDA. ROE...... Vice President and Publisher RICHARD L.. HOLLISTER .... Pb. Established July, J. RICHARD LESLIE ee 1966 ........... Managing Editor ee cele President A Master Plan Is Needed OME Deerfield residents, and even more surprising, some village trus- tees, seem to doubt the wisdom of spending $28,000 for a new master plan. In economic terms alone, the master plan’s cost is a bargain. A sound plan will save the village many court costs while trying to enforce its zoning beliefs in the future. The courts are much more likely to uphold municipalities’ zoning wishes if they can be documented with the clear logic of a master plan. The cost is only one of the fears that villagers have about the plan. During the Deerfield Homeowners, As- sociation meeting last week, some residents said the master plan will recommend apartment, commercial, industial, other ‘‘undersirable” zoning. The and master planners undoubtedly recommend some multiple family will resi- dential zoning. Whether it will be more than the village now has cannot be known until the planners are into their work. The planners will strive for a logical and reasonable plan that supports effective government services, holds up in takes and court, into residents’ account desires for primarily single-family homes. Residents must do their share by remembering that apartments are not automatically a bad thing. Conveniently located multiple-family units provide moderately priced housing and can be a very effective recruiting enticement for school districts seeeking new faculty members. Apartments do not necessarily attract lower-income families. They also do not necessarily over-burden the schools with more youngsters than revenue potential. District 109 officials, in fact, have determined that apart- ments are a neutral factor. NBDERSO Business and industry greatly enhance a school district’s financial future by providing tax revenue without children. Only ini Deerfield | Deerfield residents consistently have demonstrated a willingness to support their public services. Yet even the most willing homeowner cannot surpass the statutory ceiling which the General Assembly has placed on governing bodies. Most of our taxing districts are rapidly approaching those ceilings. By MELINDA UPP HEN James Wetzel retired from the Deerfield Village Board his fellow council members bemoaned the loss of his quick wit. Without the help of revenue-producing businesses and industries, school, recreation, library, and other services suffer. Careful planning can prevent this. We know that most trustees recognize the value of the master plan and plan to approve it at Monday’s council meeting. We hope that the vote will be unanimous and the Homeowner’s Association will attend to support the decision. of: Aptakisic-Tripp School District 102 will decide the educational future of their children Satur- day when increase they vote on two proposals to taxes. which includes most of Riverwoods and part of Lincolnshire, had taxes comparable to its neighbors, it would not have a com- parable amount to spend on its children. shire have kept their communities residential and have a tax base less than that mission to raise the ceiling on the education fund tax xate from $.97 to $1.18 per $100 assessed valuation and on the build- provided by business and industry. ing fund tax rate from 18.8 to 37.5 cents. to spend only about $470 per student an- If the district were to levy at the new ceiling immediately, the taxes on a home nually,- while other North Shore districts are spending $600 or more. assessed at $10,000 about $40 next year. The district needs money desperately to pay teacher salaries. The school board recently raised the salary schedule, lifting starting pay from $5,200 to $5,800. would increase by The district’s tax rates now are by far the lowest in the area. Deerfield School District 109 has an education fund tax- rate ceiling of $1.51 per $100 assessed valuation and a building fund ceiling of 18.8 trict cents. Deerfield-Wilmot School Dis110 has an education fund tax-rate ceiling of $1.60 and a building fund ceiling of 25 cents per $100. Even if May II, 1967 the Aptakisic-Tripp district. Consequently, Aptakisic-Tripp is more than a year ago. As District Supt. Di Vincenzo “We're going broke.” District residents must by voting ‘“‘yes” Saturday. we were glad office with contact- papered to see that corn still grows in the village filing cabinets to remembering the details of almost every zoning case in Deerfield history. Mr. Stilphen said, “I think jury duty is a wonderful thing and a won-derful way to fulfill civic responsibility. I just wish they’d picked someone — anyone — else to serve.’ prevent Seems that many of the cases she’s been called to hear invol zoning cases or other matters which she is familiar with as the employee of a public governing body. “They ask me who I work for, and when I tell them, I’m i I got to hear one case last week, put it, It was about a eat-ane hall. 9 PAT on the back this week to just about every member of every service organization in the village. Almoft all are! workir toward Family Day, Deerfield’s all-day Fourth of July Celebration,a most are busy with service projects of their own. The Jaycees are taking orders this week and next for their aati Chark-O-Chick sale and are planning their June 3 Junior Sports sta boree. The Kiwanians have completed one of the most successful Clean-L Week campaigns in village history. Anyone who commutes what a tremendous job they did at the Milwaukee Road station. The Chamber of Commerce kno ; and garden clubs also will beautify the central district. And Deerfield Rotary Club members are collecting 5pound packages of supplies for Vietnam as part of ‘‘Project Concern. ae : The contact is Rotary president-elect Roy Kissling. HIS week’s police news was topped by a Deerfield woman called the police last week to report a shot gun blast. She said someone that though. lision. I think the defendant’s attorney was partly deaf and dic hear who I work for,”’ she said. So Mrs. Emery sits in the jury rooms between being rejected = one lawyer after another and the work piles up on her desk at the llage able The additional money also is needed to staff, equip, and maintain the school addition completed In a way, hall. Norris Stilphen, Deerfield’s philosophical village manager, has ‘banned jokes from his bulletin after our crack in last week’s colum about the weekly funnies. Philosophical he may be, but Mr. Stilphen is not really happy that his right-hand, Mrs. Marge Emery, is serving jury duty in Waukegan last week and this. (Mrs. Emery can do anything from brightening the “T was really excited about it before I started serving,” Mrs. Emery : said late Friday after she had been excused for the day. This is because Riverwoods and Lincoln- District officials are asking voter per- But another board member — who spoke too quickly and softly to identified — may uphold the tradition. During last week’s meeting, new trustee George Kelm was se between George Schleichr and Brnard Forrst. Cracked the new “You can’t do that! We won’t be able to see the Georges for the rest!” He isn’t half as unhappy about it as she is. Vote ‘Yes’ for Aptakisie-Tripp ESIDENTS 5 was trying to shoot her. Deerfield police promptly went to her home to investigate. They discovered that the top had popped off a bottle of soda. who : �Entry Deadlines Monday Pageant Contests Nearing The deadline for filing entry blanks for the Miss and Mrs. Deerfield Pageant contests is 5 p.m. Monday. The applications are available in the Deerfield Villager or in any Deerfield beauty salon or women’s apparel shop. They returned with should a photograph be to the Deerfield Village office, 444 Central Av., Highland Park; to Ford Pharmacy; or to Deerfield Post Office Box 156. Local organizations are urged to enter one or more although candidates sponsored by clubs. candidates, . need not be Mrs. Judging Civic involvement, including activity in civic, and community organizations, will be the basis for judging candidates for the Mrs. OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK MRS. DEERFIELD CONTEST a Sten aD PAPE PAGE OOO eke ES Date of Birth............ Rddvete5. Pe oe es Phéne= 23 Education: PRs Ge ia a on Year Graduated...........COENttG 6.5 cata ce el Years Attended............ Special Training in Home Economics, Fashion, Social Work, Music, Ovamutics, Daticing, Ot, codeine i sibeeidcnsonctetgk a ia a Characteristics: 0 Rags ea OO nae ee mee Si Weight a a me 3.0... canna Corer TiN... ngs eset COM? ByeE voc ed eget RS. Se eee” ARNE SOT ag, ee MA GED naps NT A aed Give some interesting facts about yourself for publicity, including hobbies, clubs, social activities, honors won, community service, etc. Deerfield contest. Entrants must be married residents of the village. Charles Buccola, Family Day Inc. board chairman, said that the judging will not include homemaking Joe DeTata (foreground) of the Deerfield Police Department and Nicholas Cascaramo of the Highland Park force admire the trophies they received at last week's awards banquet of the North Shore Police Pistol League. (Staff Photo) Planners Say ‘No’ To Kennedy Plea feel endanger the lives the such a road in signed by 98 of the 102 families in the area. He said he had not been able to contact the other families. During their meeting last week, the plan commission pointed out that more development is possible in the area and there could be a time when such an access road is John _ Aberson, chairman, commission approval subdivision. Mr. Kennedy presented a petition desirable. The plan commission said the commission has to act in a way which gives the village the most flexibility in the future. tracts corner roads. Both of the of two located on the northwest of Deerfield and Wilmot the Pete Carlson and the Edward Horenberger estate were given recommendations to rezone from R-1 (20,000 square feet) to R-2 (12,000 square feet). The commission noted that a small varyance for the Horenberger estate will be necessary for it to comply with the proposed change. Mr. Carlson had asked for the rezoning so that he could subdivide the tract into three lots. However, the commission felt it could not do SUBSCRIPTION Sk ag so without also rezoning the Horen- RATES ee ee $ 2.00 Pe, 5.26 1 year out-of-state .............. 4.00 Pomeet SOMOlINR 2.3... oe . 10.00 MOVING? Please tell us your new address two weeks in advance to insure delivery newspaper. THE HOLLISTER NEWSPAPERS 433-4370 of your berger property. The village board will act on the plan commission Monday night. BACK FROM baking, Revlon Beauty products. sold by recommendations HAWAII Miss Sharon Imber of Highland Park has returned home after a holiday in Honolulu, Hawaii. Miss Imber is the daughter of the Thomas T. Imbers of 492 Sumac Rd. Mrs. The are now Family Day, Inc. on the date of her choice. Miss Judging Miss Deerfield Pageant judging will be on the same general criteria as the rules of the Miss Illinois Pageant, since Miss Deerfield will compete in the state contest. Bonnie Bell products will provide the judges, who will decide among the candidates on the basis of their appearance in street clothes and evening dress, their poise, their and their personality. Swim suit competition will not be part of the preliminary or final judging for Miss Deerfield. The preliminary judging will be held at 8 p.m. Monday in Woodland School, and the final judging during a dance June 10 in the Alan B. Shepard Junior High School. Mr. Buccola said that five wellknown bands will play for the June 10 dance. Admission will be $1.50 per person. The dance is open to all ‘ residents of the Deerfield area. Miss Deerfield candidates must be a resident of the Deerfield area, no younger than 16 nor older than 23, and a in Full a i a Education: PNG RI Sorority or Club Special a Peng ee a ie a a ia 0 a cacbecdadeasa ous Year ens Training ie in Graduated............ Years Attended............ Music, Dramatics, Dancing, ie Characteristics: nn) See RS Ea 5 snare pape eRe VOWS ete. -........... ee ue oo geet Renee. We We eRe RT| Ciler Syt6 iii es BRNO tare Fc RN Roe OP oe ORR ES MO ae Se Mma eS Give some interesting facts about yourself for publicity, including hobbies, clubs, school activities, honors won, etc. _............---.---.----- and her husband will be the guests of Family Day Inc., on a three-day, two-night allexpense paid trip by air to Expo 67 talent, Name I pre- tickets Deerfield OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK MISS DEERFIELD CONTEST house- board members. Further information is available from Mr. Buccola, 1326 Elmwood Av., Deerfield. recommended rezoning as liminary judging will be held at 8 p.m. in Woodland School. The three finalists who are selected during the preliminaries will be guests of Family Day, Inc. at a private dinner-dance May 29, when the final judging will be held. being would of children such Dinner-dance The Deerfield Plan Commission has recommended rejection of a petition by David Kennedy of 472 Castlewood Ln. to have the reserve status of a vacant lot in the Clavinia Subdivision removed. The lot is being reserved as a possible access road to the Tennaqua Club. However, Mr. Kennedy said he and other residents skills, keeping, and sewing. Entrants may submit scrapbooks, although they are not required. During the preliminary judging Monday, the candidates will be asked to discuss their ideas about the woman’s place in the future of Deerfield. The judges will be provided by high school graduate before Sept. 1, 1968. Miss Deerfield will be sponsored in the Miss Illinois contest by Family Day, Inc., and her expenses to the state contest will be paid by the Deerfield organization. Plan Commission Issues Budget’ Goal Report The Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission has issued its annual report and $514,045 1967 budget outlining projects completed during 1966 and planned for 1967. The commission’s $514,045 budget for 1967 provides for several projects, including an program, a sewer and water gram, gram, plan. The open new space pro- a mass transportation proand the Fox River regional commission also will con- tinue working on its comprehensive plan for the six-county area which it serves, including Lake, Cook, DuPage, Kane, McHenry, and Will counties. The commission staff has _recommended adoption of a “Finger Plan,”’ which suggests development of the six counties with mass transportation facilities extending like fingers from a hand. Industry and major regional facilities, such as shopping centers, universities, and medicaé centers, would be placed along the fingers of the system with residential developments clustered around them. One goal of the plan is to provide recreation areas close to concentrations of population by placing open space and very low intensity areas between the corridors of development, as close to the heart of the region as possible. The annual report also lists the municipalities which contribute to NIPC’s support. These include Eyanston, $1,000 or more; Highland Park, $700 to $799; Wilmette, $600 to $699; Winnetka, $500 to $599; Deerfield, Glenview, and Northbrook, $400 to $499; Glencoe, $300 to $399; Northfield, $200 to $299; Highwood and Kenilworth, $100 to $199; and Golf, $1 to $99. ERROR CORRECTED Mr. and Mrs. Jules H. Beskin have moved to 250 Hazel Av., Glencoe, from Deerfield, not to Deerfield from Glencoe as_ incorrectly reported in a recent issue of the DEERFIELD VILLAGER. The couple’s children are Marilyn, 12; Karen, 10; and Barbara 5. May II, 1967 �Lincolnshire to Object To Industrial Rezoning Nonresidents’ Park Fees Up The The Village of Lincolnshire plans to object tomorrow to the proposed specifically, I think we should oppose it,”” Mr. Balzer said. The resolution approved by the board notes that industrial zoning 53-acre industrial development at the southwest corner of Aptakisic Rd. and Milwaukee Av. would not be compatible with the surrounding area, that an industrial development would create traffic and other hazards, and that sur- rounding property values would be reduced. Because Lincolnshire is within one-half mile of the property, its objection will require a_ threefourths majority approval of the rezoning by the Lake County NEWS ABOUT by the Lake Lincolnshire Board. County The and Sophie Wargaski, are seeking rezoning from highway commercial and agricultural zoning to limited industrial zoning. They have not outlined tee, noted that he is new on the board, had not studied the fees, and their plans for developing the property. The Lincolnshire Village Board could not make an_ intelligent recommendation to increase the fees. Board members agreed to study the increase and a possible family voted unanimously Monday night to file a resolution of objection with the Lake County Board of Supervisors. Village Pres. Fred Balzer said, “This proposal would bring industry onto Milwaukee Av. We have always opposed this.” He added that the proposal is “in no way comparable” to Lincolnshire’s master plan of development. He noted that the gravel pit on the property would make it unsuitable for development unless the pit were filled as a land fill. “And as special industrial uses in classification the are patrolmen the work Deerfield full- Police $2 to $2.20 an hour. The board also patrol car if the car is delivered before the next village board meet- ing. well in the directory is the numbers. Emergency numbers and an area map of Lincolnshire will be added. A classified section featuring local merchants provides revenue to help meet printing costs. Community Club Of Aptakisic-Tripp Will Meet Tuesday _ Aptakisic-Tripp Community Club will have its final meeting of the year at 8 p.m. Tuesday in AptakisicTripp School. This club, which raises money for is open Guest speaker will be Terry Ong, an Adlai E. Stevenson High School senior who is an American Field Service exchange student from Malaysia. He will show slides and films of his homeland. Musicians to Give Pi Dozens of area residents are bringing their cameras to Mary Black's tulip farm at 2000 Half Day Rd. in Bannockburn. Residents may order by listing of all Lincolnshire residents, including addresses and telephone May II, 1967 with ture of up to $2,000 for a new police will be ready special school projects, to all area residents. of raise decided to study a salary increase for the village treausrer and to consider transferring to him more responsibility for special assessment collections. The board also approved expendi- under way, according to Jim Dorn, association president. The book, revised and printed Featured village The to The salary of the village clerkcollector also was increased from Plans for the new Lincolnshire directory published by the Cam- every two years, December, 1967. pay of Department. of Directory Is Under Way Association village time “They are vague about what they want to build, and until we know Forest several salaries Lincolnshire the county. bridge agreed the employees. on that property,”’ Mr. Balzer said. He noted that land fills are permitted rate for next year. The board also policemen will be increased from $3 to $3.35 an hour and the pay of Thomas Rogge, who acts as the village police chief, will be increased from $385 to $400 a month. Lt. Rogge has been working about 120 hours a week with the Lincolnshire force. His hours were reduced to 105 to 110 hours a week and a fifth patrolman will be hired. All that’s the last thing we want to see limited Board from $12.50 to $25, but voted not to Zoning Board of Appeals at 1 p.m. in the Half Day fire station. owners of the tract, Edmund Village decided to increase nonseason fees for the park increase season fees for residents. The daily fee for residents and guests accompanied by residents was decreased from 75 to 50 cents. Several trustees felt that the season fee for residents should be increased to $3 or $3.50 to establish a reserve and help offset costs of the permanent toilet facilities which will be installed this summer. But the proposed increase was defeated by those who felt that the issue should be studied further. Trustee Peter Donohough, chairman of the board’s park commit- A hearing on the proposal will be conducted Lincolnshire Monday resident bulbs they like which will be delivered next fall. (Staff Photo) Boy Scout Troop 78 Helps Lake Zurich Tornado Boy Scout Troop 78, only one month old, took part in ‘‘Operation Lake Zurich’ to aid the recent tornado victims of that area. Scoutmaster Leonard Bierman of Lincolnshire said, ““The boys may be newcomers to the ranks of Scouting but they certainly showed they know the third law of Scouting, which is that a Boy Scout should be prepared to help all other Fishbein of Half Day; Gene and Kindergartners May Register Victims and Ken Johnson, Bruce Steve Van Demerkt, and imported Kindergarten registration for School District 103 will be held from Lowry, Danny Owen and Frank Vanderstappen of Deerfield; and Michael Whaley and Ralph Davis Jr. of Lincolnshire. 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. next Wednesday in Laura Sprague School. Children enrolling must be five years old by Dec. required certificates Adults who helped Bierman included Donald C. Johnson of Half tration. Day and Thomas P. Whaley, Ralph A. Davis, and Joseph Kinderman of Lincolnshire. able up,” to 1, 1967, and present at Kindergarten the their time fees of will are birth Not long after the tornado struck, call for aid units. Boys Scouts in went in troop pack 78 out to 78 and Scout Cub responded by collecting bed linens, towels, and washcloths for Lake Zurich residents whose homes had molished by the twister. Scouts taking part been were de- Bruce Laura Sprague be pay- during kindergarten “roundwhich is tentatively set for Aug. 29. Sets May Laura Sprague School’s third annual science and art fair will be held in the school gym from 7 to 9 p.m. May 26. Students in kindergarten through fourth grades will compete for awards. 26 Fair The art show will consist of work done in classes, while the science fair will display independent projects. Completed projects are due on May 19 but perishable items may be turned in the morning of May 26. 19 The Adlai E. Stevenson High School music department will present its second annual Spring Band Concert at 8 p.m. May 19 in the school auditorium. Admission is free for the public concert. A wide variety of selections are scheduled, including ensembles, classic band selections, and jazz numbers. Earlier in the week, the band will visit elementary schools in the area for special concerts. regis- people at all times.’’ a Concert May District 103 to Hold Graduation June 7 School District 103 will hold eighth grade graduation ceremonies at 8 p.m. June 7, in Half Day School. Classes will meet for only one hour on June 8, the last day of school, and busses will return students home at 10 a.m. SCHOOLS TO CLOSE Al&schools in District 103 will be closed May 30 for Memorial Day. �six votes. Norman Wilewski, and Peter Nick, hopes to clear confusion regarding the date the classrooms will be vailable from the Kildare-Coun| -tryside School in Long Grove. # The Long Grove school, which is presently constructing an _ eight- ‘room addition, may not release the ‘classrooms if the’ addition is not feet in the main closer than 500 feet property platted or family residential, than 200 feet from way. The second to surrounding zoned as singleand no closer a public high- amendment, if ap- completed by fall. _ ‘We had hoped to receive the assrooms in July to accommodate the rising enrollment in our district,’ Mr. Dulski said. proved by the village board, would have the effect of prohibiting the construction of guest houses in the village. The last amendment would raise the fee required of anyone petition- The district has added about one teacher and between 25 and 30 new students each year and is expected to continue growing at that rate, to $100. All three recommendations were the same as those made last according to Supt. Michael The board also discussed plans to int and repair the utility building next to the school, purchase 30 new assroom desks for $900, and study parking lot. Other Monday business included an offer by the school’s Community shrubs, grounds group to beautify the with flowers and a decision to hire a new part-time custodian, and a report y Mr. DiVincenzo on the 8th grade trip to Springfield May 24. | Mr. DiVincenzo also assured the board that a school insignia flag had been purchased and would be vailable in time for the June 2 Cal., in June. Charles, who will graduate from Deerfield High School next month, will enroll for his freshman year at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, in September. The Shattucks re- - cently returned from California, | where they took the coastal drive _ from San Diego to San Francisco. 2 were Pres. Paul Martin, who was present at the plan commission meeting, said the reason for the country club zoning amendment was to forestall the erection of any additional ‘unsightly’ structures on the property. A restriction another on measure horse owners, discussed at the house meeting was the first regu- trustees are Lawrence Zant, Don with other structure, with a bachelor’s to $103,700, while but had no com- ments to make to the board. Dr. Robert Medina was installed as a member of the plan commission. He was appointed to the board at the last meeting. Hill, chairman, @ Finance—Mr. ® Health, safety and Mr. as- Steele welfare— Dahlstrom, and Richard Steele. The new committees are: Mr. Zant, chairman, assisted Mr. Dahlstrom and Mr. Hill. ® Zoning—Paul Henschen, chairman and zoning officer, assisted by William Hill and Mr. Steele. assisted Dahlstrom. ®@ Building—Roy Stanger, chairman and building officer, assisted was named road commissioner. @® Roads—Mr. Former by Steele, Mr. Stanger trustee Henry ORD OO na, an nha DODO i OD OD nn Color your hair in 5 minutes O-Pito-Calon 1438 OLD SKOKIE HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS ROAD TEL. 432-0433 THE EXCITING ART GALLERY Over 1,000 Original by Paintings For The Beginnig Collect or To The Investor.. 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Commission members said the fee is not sufficient to cover the cost of having an official record printed, and of retaining legal advisers. Only one person, David Metrick, an ofifcer of the country club, was present at the meeting besides the local members. Mr. Metrick said meeting Prime Pit degree Fish he. Seclon discussed in a special committee. A the the gone from $12,988 in 1964 to $12,900 during the current school year, while expenses have soared from $16,712 to $20,000. date for a hearing has not been set. The guest house recommendation was made because the village had difficulty determining when houses become a two-family use on singlefamily property. The fee hike was deemed necessary because under the $50 assess- Before in If residents approve both referendums Saturday, the tax bill on a home assessed at $10,000 would increase by about $40 in 1968. have increased from $77,956 to $135,000. Building fund revenue has November meeting, was _ not brought up at the Monday night meeting. The measure is_ being he was observing, compet- districts more than education fund has increased from $75,714 New Committee Appointments larly scheduled board meeting attended by the village’s three new trustees, elected Apr. 18. The new itive from $5,200 to $5,800 per year. Since 1964, revenue from Riverwoods Trustees Confirm The | meydale Dr., Deerfield, will move Barbara, they $50 were confirmed last week by the Riverwoods Board of Trustees. Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Shattuck and son, Charles, 626 Dim- Santa However, from Appointments to six committees Shattuck Family Plans Move to West Coast to commission made again because the November meeting was held in the Wilmot Grammer School outside the Riverwoods village limits and was ruled illegal. Village ays to repair the school drive and ‘school plan November. DiVin- cenzo. Club women’s ing the club order to remain somewhat teacher By MIKE DAVIES The Riverwoods Plan Commission Monday recommended three zoning amendments, one of which dealt with the Ravinia Green Country Club. The commission recommended that no accessory buildings be erected on the country club property unless they 700 ers’s salaries. The board recently approved a new teacher salary schedule in Tripp School, completed area. The new salary schedule increases the starting pay for a Ravina Green Affected are within a year ago. instructional and teach- i to the is used to pay for materials, textbooks, Bn OOD classrooms Aptakisic-Tripp School. The committee, composed of chael Leider, George Barthule, needed primarily to operate and maintain the addition to Aptakisic- i night to study the of two newly pur- students. The district now has 345 students, and anticipates 25 more for the 1967-68 school year. Revenue from the education fund Mn School Board Pres. Joseph Dulski of District 102 appointed a com- to operate the school for the rest of Da ADP By District chased mobile sent facilities. created,’’ the board’s letter explained. ‘‘We are not, at this time, asking for new construction.” Planners Okay Zoning Change Are Studied mittee Monday Proposed move staff, and equip the district’s pre- “For new construction, a separate referendum and separate site and construction fund must be 224 Be Portables fact was Se tax- the enrollment Se fund emphasized the 1966-67 school year. The building fund rate increase is when Be building rate ceiling from 18.8 to 37.5 cents r $100. In a letter to district residents, the district board said, ‘‘This.is the third time we have submitted a letter that Saturday’s referendums would not finance construction, but would be used only to maintain, operate, 1964, ee The ate ceiling from $.97 to $1.18 per 00 assessed valuation, and an The district has been forced to borrow $35,000 at 5 percent interest oe RP AAPRDPPADADPD District officials are seeking an increase in the education fund taxin the Riverwoods community suffers in both social and economic values.”’ The first referendum was defeated by 13 votes and the second by ‘increases from noon to 7 p.m. Saturday. rease whole District officials pointed out that the district’s education fund tax rate has not been increased since ee vote on two tax-rate ceiling the ABOUT ae education, NEWS ge referendum to the people. Please do not turn us down again. If we cannot maintain a high standard of UPP POPUP MELINDA Se By PR * x _ Residents of the AptakisisTripp School District 102 will 679-2555 (also framing & restoring) VILLAGER Our Deadlines Men’s news and men in service: WEDNESDAY (eight days before publication). Society, clubs, photos, and other women’s news: WEDNESDAY. Fine Arts: NOON WEDNESDAY. Business: THURSDAY. Schools: THURSDAY. Church: NOON FRIDAY. Scouts: NOON FRIDAY. Public Forum: NOON MONDAY. Recreation: NOON MONDAY. (Photos due by noon Friday.) Conedera May i, 1967 �Kiwanians Complete Clean-Up Work, Club to Install New President Mrs. Announce Winners in Essay Contest The final Deerfield Clean-Up Week projects have been completed, and about 1,000 essays have been judged by Deerfield Kiwanians. Finishing the beautification of the Milwaukee Road station in Deerfield were Harold Peet, founding president of Deerfield Kiwanis; Sixth grade: First place, Donald Biggam, Deerfield Grammar; second, Missy Hayes, Deerfield Grammar; third, Beth Strauss, South Park; and honorable mention, Mike Fox, Wilmot; and Jeff Ganger, Deerfield Grammar. Seventh grade: First place, Mary Wiermanski, Holy Cross; second, Diana Long, Wilmot; third, Steven Levine, Wilmot; and _ honorable mention, Sue Welch, Holy Cross. Here is the man who can answer all your clean-up week chairman. Boy Scouts who worked Saturday were David Sause of troop 52; and Marc Blocj and Mike Bloch, troop 550. Key Club members who helped with the project were Pete Heald, club president; Bob Bix, program chairman; Merrick Leler, vice president; and Tom Heidenfelder and Gary Mandler. In a letter to all Deerfield Mgr., and teachers and students about the essay contest, Mr. York and Mr. in words and pictures. “It was no easy task to select the winners. A group of us worked on it for several make final days before we could decisions on the ones Crane and be to take happy be Other in- officers who will Divisions group’s Outgoing officers also honored during the d'nner. last social event of ing secretary; Mrs. Ruth the US FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS IN... READY TO USE Concrete Mix Mix for Patching @ Mortar Mix for Brick Laying @ Black Top Sealer & Patch @ Sand which we considered best.” The winners are: First grade: First place, Mark Warning, Maplewood; _ second, Cindy Pilger, Wilmot; othy Ames, Maplewood; third, USED PAVER'S Tim- and honor- PATIO able mention, Monique Fritsen, Holy Cross, Peter Cooper, South Park; and Tim Poland, South Park. BRICK Glazed Brick — Brick of all descriptions. Second grade: First place, Robin Nelson, Kipling; “White CRUSHED DRIVEWAY STONE “Merrimac GRAVEL... for something “FLAGSTONE and BLUESTONE of applications; Patios, Olson, South Park; second, David Lindsley, Maplewood; third Kathy Schmidt, South Park; and honorable mention, Mike O’Connell, Holy Cross; Kathy Killelea, Walden; Bobby RAILROAD TIES Use for a variety walks, etc. Ideal for Patio, Walks, Third grade: Holy Johnson, First place, Donna Cross; second, Maplewood; Also An- drew Lyon, Walden; and honorable mention, Nancy Hucker, South Park; Mark McCormack, Anderson and Holy Cross; TOP SOIL AND HUMUS Joe and Ralph Hartel, South Park. Fourth grade: First place, Susan Thorsten, Wilmot; Steven Jacob- son, South Park; Elizabeth Monaco, Shepard; and honorable mention, Janet Long, Wilmot, and Jeff Beller, Maplewood. Fifth grade: First place, Kevin Treacy, Holy Cross; second, Chris Helgoe, Maplewood; third, Janine Carroll, South Park; and honorable mention, Barbara Baier, Maplewood,and Kathy Thomas, South Park. comes with weathered Sharon third, etc. Cut 8" wide for putting up retaining walls & edging. Thurston, Waldon. Barth, unusual “DRY WALL STONE and David for beautiful LAWNS J HPT RT RC We a rustic appearance. All Sizes of DRAIN And SEWER TILE will Materials for draining ALL WANT... that sunken area custom-blend combinations of top soil, sand YOU READY WHEN YOU WANT IT! MIXED and humus to your specifications. A SPRING MUST BROWNIE ROUNDUP All troops in east Deerfield will participate in Brownie Roundup day Saturday in Daniel Wright Woods from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Activities will include sing-alongs, races, and games. VISIT IN DEERFIELD Miss Eunice Pamp of Miami is visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. Jacobson, field. and Mrs. 70 Mulberry Roland Rd., A. Deer- HARD YODHTBITTI See our display ad ay II, 1967 in- a Wessel- hoff, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Mureen Anderson, treasurer. school year. CALL @ be stalled include Mrs. Phyllis Jason, first vice president; Mrs. Bernadette Magrath, second vice president; Mrs. Aileen Kennedy, record- HEADQUARTERS Materials Rental will BUILDING SUPPLIES will your order. Pye) > Pe) Al DeSandro said, “We were overwhelmed by both the number of entries and the ability exhibited by you children to express yourselves JOE Building questions, Ready MEET MR. CUMMINGS AND MAKE MUTUAL YOUR Donald DeSandro, the current president; and club members Thomas Berry, Jerry Grethen, Dick Moore, Perry Zemlicka, and Bob York, Anges stalled as president of the Holy Cross Mothers’ Club during a dinner meeting Tuesday in Adria Restaurant, Lake Bluff. The installation dinner, which will include cocktails at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30, will be the % PHONE ID 2-0027 (Mutual Hardware: ID 2-0272) 1393 HALF DAY ROAD (Rt. 22 — Just West of Skokie Hwy.) HIGHLAND PARK will be �‘Davidson People and Politics Will Speak By MARTHA ITH LESS THAN TWO MONTHS remaining in the current legislative session, our lawmakers must soon decide whether increased state taxes are needed. W ednesday Carter Davidson, torial director, nam. and WBBM-TV will foreign edi- discuss Viet- affairs at a Wednesday reception sponsored oor 2 i B ACAUEMY PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS P “FRONT PRoe™ « TUNE Le 20 Mrs. Alfred Mansfield of Lake Forest, Mrs. C. R. Beauregard of Bannockburn, and the Very Rev. John H. Reinke, S.J., cut a cake during a kick-off luncheon for the new Academy Playhouse. Mrs. Mansfield and Mrs. Beauregard are ticket subscription chairmen and the Rev. Reinke is president of Loyola Academy in Wilmette, where the plays will be presented. bureaus Eyed by Shell Oil Compan Shell planning Oil Co. a reportedly shopping center Deerfield. E. LeRoy Hall, extend its water and sewage treat- ment facilities to the new development and annex it to Bannockburn, Mr. Hall said. The owned 39-acre by the site formerly Charles Fiore was nur- series, but already has been rezoned for highway-commercial developments. The Shell Oil Co. had a building permit for a one-pump, $40,000 service station on the corner, however, the permit expired in December. The permit could be renewed. The company has not applied for a renewal or for another permit for the shopping center buildings. Miller, estate planning specialist and executive vice presi- dent of the Life Insurance Planning Corp., will speak at an 8 p.m. meeting of the Single Parents Club tomorrow. Th Single Parents Club, open any person who is widowed, rated, or divorced, meets to sepaon. the second and fourth Fridays of each month in the First Presbyterian Church of Deerfield, 824 Waukegan Rd. The estate speaker, planning, an expert on real securities, and stock investments, will discuss personal financial planning and protection. Before joining the Life Insurance Planning Corp., he worked for two Wall Street brokerage firms. 14 the ABOUT Congo, South Vietnam, and Berlin. He Bannockburn has been awarded France’s highest award, the Legion of Honor with the rank of Chevalier, for his contribution to American under- standing of international problems. District 109 Approves Hiring District 109 Board of Education approved the appointment of two keeping the present salary schedule of $22 per day and $11 per half day for the 1967-68 regular substitutes. A higher schedule was discussed for the permanent substitute French and part-time last superintendent, her per day and $14 per half permanent substitutes. taught received B.S. degree from National College of Education and will teach the primary grades in Walden School. In other business, a report on the progress of the additions to Walden, Kipling Schools was presented by Leonard Wicklund of O’Donnell, Wicklund, and Pigozzi, Evanston architects. The recent trucking strike has complicated principals next year. Dr. William Fenelon, in year at Shepard. Miss Linda Young and teachers who will relieve assistant experience delivery of certain district recommended day $26 for The board’s insurance committee encouraged acceptance of a Prudential insurance plan for employ- ees. James Newell suggested splitting the premium cost 50/50 with em- action. Effective date will be Sept. 1. Mr. Construction Wicklund showed of board members the preliminary plans for the new Southeast School in Briarwood Vista, which will go out for bids in June. The board also added Mrs. Ellen Cunningham, Mrs. Harry Davis, Mrs. Virginia Granfield, Mrs. Anne Matteoni, and Mrs. Reta Shepard to the approved substitute teacher list. Board members recommended taxes. The governor recommends broadening the retailer’s or increases new in the rate of existing that this new revenue be obtained by occupation (sales) tax to include service occupations. This would include most business transactions not presently covered by the retailer’s occupation tax.” - In addition to these proposed new broadening bills, cities are seeking additional revenue through a half-cent increase in the present retailer’s occupation tax, Sen. Berning continued. The cities already receive a half-cent of the existing 4-cent tax. HILE “some THE GOVERNOR has said that the broadened occupation tax would meet the city’s needs, municipalities, particularly in our sub- Sen. retailer’s Berning said urban area, doubt this, because they have few service establishments in their areas. At present, the retailer’s occupation state and then rebated tax is collected by the to cities and counties based upon the collections from each.” Sen. Robert Coulson (R-31st) of Waukegan has proposed an alternative system of distribution, the Deerfield Republican pointed out. “His bill would provide for distributing the sales tax on the basis of population, rather than the amount of the receipts. One-third would go to the counties and two-thirds to the cities, with allocations among each group based on popula- tion.”’ Rather than Berning would turn to either tax plan, Sen. like to see the legislature cut the Sen. Berning governor’s proposed budget, which seeks big increases in such areas as education and mental health. “¢ ‘UTS CAN AND MUST be made,” Sen. Berning declared. programs, such as driver education, afford, should be reduced or eliminated.”’ The 32nd District state senator’s view which must be the ‘Entire state considered cannot optimistic, however. For while most observers expect some cuts in the governor’s budget, few predict they will be substantial enough to eliminate the need taxes. “However, if the broader sales Board member Robert Pickering was chosen to represent the board on the appeals committee, along with one member of the Teachers Association and Dr. Fenelon. Before adjourning to executive session to discuss land acquisition, Dr. Fenelon expressed concern about the traffic on Deerfield Rd. He said it is a definite hazard to the children and should be brought to the attention of the police and the Deerfield Safety Committee. tax bills are passed,” it his he duty, said, as “the principle of rebate to the cities and counties involved in the Coulson bill should be adopted so that cities and counties will receive their fair share of the taxes.”’ Woman Charged on 5 Counts Mrs. Paula Selzer of Deerfield will appear Wednesday in Highland Park circuit court to answer five car charges resulting from a high-speed chase through Deerfield, Glencoe, and Highland Park early Friday the policeman said. Glencoe police, who morning. Mrs. Selzer, 28, of 1224 Wood St., valid driver’s license, reckless driving, eluding police, running a stop- pany assured the board that every- Nelson taxes ployees, but the board voted to pay thing possible is being done to meet the August completion date. Kuhlman Herbert is, new the employee’s premium, allowing the employee the option of insuring dependents. The policy will be offered to all Com- the but sources—that was charged with driving without a employees specifically approved for contract or appointment by board materials, “The governor’s budget calls for $685 million to be raised from revenue programs that the governor has projected and he feels their representative, to fight the proposed new taxes. Mrs. June Gustafson, holding a B.S. degree from the University of Minnesota, will teach at Shepard Junior High School. She has seven teaching new taxes. Nevertheless, Sen. Berning is determined to push the economy view. It is his belief that the people are not willing to pay for the expanded new teachers Monday. years convinced that economies can be effected that will eliminate the need for for new 2 Teachers, Reviews Addition Maplewood, Estate Planner Will Give Talk R. Duke NEWS Bannockburn village president, said a representative of the company has discussed the feasibility of such a development with him. Bannockburn might be asked to and from Africa, Southwest Asia, and Europe covering activities in Laos, and ted area between Bannockburn and Berlin, foreign editor in 1960 and reported is service station development on the southeast corner of Half Day and Waukegan Rds. in the unincorpora- London, Paris. He covered NATO capitals from Oslo to Ankara after World War II and has conducted study tours through Russia, Poland, and Czechoslovakia. He also has served as a national consultant to the U.S. Information Service. He joined WBBM-TV as a Shopping Center Development The in State Sen. Karl Berning (R-32nd) of Deerfield; thinks the answer is no. Though his viewpoint does not represent that of the majority of legislators or even of his own party, the former Lake County treasurer is Sen. Berning assessed the state’s financial outlook this way: by the West Deerfield TownShip Women’s Republican Club. A dessert reception will precede Mr. Davidson’s address at 8 p.m. in Jewett Park Fieldhouse. A question and Mr. Davidson answer period will follow the talk. Mr. Davidson has been an international correspondent for the Associated Press and a reporter for the Chicago Sun Times. He served as AP bureau chief in Jeruselum during the creation of the state of Israel and on AP ee CLEVELAND light, and reckless conduct by the Deerfield police. The chase began about 6 a.m. Friday when Deerfield Officer J. T. then entered Highland Park, where it turned off on Old Deerfield Rd., then south on Green called into assist the Bay had Rd., been Deerfield police, set up a road block at Green Bay Rd. and Bluff St. in Glencoe, which Mrs. Selzer reportedly swerved around, continuing south. Police said her car went out of control at the S-curve on Green Bay Rd. at Maple Hill Rd., and that she then regained control and turned McDermott noticed her car speeding east on Deerfield Rd. at Jonquil north on Green Bay Highland Park police had set up block at Lake-Cook Rd. in Deerfield. As he turned on his flashing signal and began to chase her, she started to drive faster. Officer McDermott said that the car was traveling faster than 70 miles per hour when it ran the Rds., which Mrs. Selzer also reportedly avoided. Officer McDermott said that after Mrs. Selzer attempted to run down him and Officer W. E. O’Donnell of the Highland Park department, the police flattened stoplight her tires with buckshot. She still managed to crash through the roadblock and was stopped north of the intersection. She was brought to the Deerfield at Deerfield and Wauke- gan Rds. in Deerfield’s central business district. He said that the chase continued on Deerfield Rd. excess of 95 miles at speeds in per hour. The Rd. and Deerfield a second road and Green Bay police station and booked. May II, 1¢ �the tulips are blooming | CH MICOS 2 at old orchard If you‘re like us, you won't let another day go by without seeing the perennial gar- s i dens of tulips ablaze at Old Orchard. In every corner of the malls, every variety 3 from is “ splashing for your attention — in every shop Mother's Day gifts are waiting to be d ; taken home. 2 Red Emperor to Easter Parade Plan to shop for Mother before one petal falls. Even if you’re partial to petunias, you'll be glad you did—and so will she. OLD ORCHARD, SKOKIE HWY. AND GOLF RD. : ‘ eo SKOKIE �ABBOTT HOUSE The Highland Park Nursing Home By CAROL MODERN BRUCK Women’s Editor A - thoughts of another. MATTER FRIENDLY AS A LIVING ROOM OF EFFICIENT AS A HOTEL Last week, the featured recipe was a Jellied Madrilene Salad from | the Sunset Skillet, a new cookbook being sold by the Sunset Hot Crabmeat Dip _ In addition to their varied menus, the ease 2 pkg. (8 oz.) cream cheese 1/3 cup mayonnaise 1-1/2 tsps. prepared mustard 1/2 tsp. salt 1/4 tsp. garlic salt 1/2 tsp. onion juice 4 tsps. confectioners’ sugar 3 tbisp. sauterne 2 cans (6-1/2 oz.) crabmeat that such a menu should provide for a ~ hurried housewife, the compilers - have made sure that each recipe Combine _ has its page number tagging along _ behind. Just - menu reading over some ideas makes your those who wish it. ) (Makes 3 cups) cooks who put the book together F Gere particularly interested in in- cluding novel menu ideas. recognizing 24-hour care under Registered Nurse supervision. (Art and handwork therapy, at no extra cost, for Ridge- efork PTA. And all ingredients except boiler. Cook until well-blended, warm on rye crackers. of the mouth crabmeat and add A prestige address for men and women — in a residential section but near the center of Highland Park. 18 in a double crabmeat. Over 47 years of experience — and Serve and wrapped pork _with _ Beef _ Fried in water Ask Your chestnuts bacon. Sweet-sour - Chinese balls, Chews, Coconut and what | Green Tea. A Fiesta Party (Serves 12-14) 4 squares semi-sweet chocolate 3/4 cups granulated sugar 1/3 cup milk 6 eggs 1-1/2 cups butter Butter. else—Chinese might include a S Seitansle Dip, Enchiladas, Mexi- | ean Beans, Green Chili Casserole, — Zucchini Salad, and Brazilian Cof. hocolate. In the dinner category, an EleSaat Evening for 10 includes Hot | Crabmeat Dip, Chicken Liver Pate, Melt beaten a Deluxe Party _ and coffee. Of course, all the eluded in the book salt vanilla ladyfingers, split whipped cream ladyfingers recipes inare those Make about and alternate three these layers, with ending chocolate with mixture. chocolate. Chill overnight. Top with whipped cream and shaved chocolate. ‘Separate Tables’ Theme Ravinia Book Sale For Trinity Church’s Benefit . A recent coffee in the home of its aksicinan kicked off the Ravinia _ Coupon Book Sales in the Deerfield, - Bannockburn, and Riverwoods ; sen Mrs. Gunnar Sundvahl, 1523 - Shawnee Tr., Riverwoods, ‘opened — home for a discussion of the ograms planned for the Ravinia ‘estival. Zbe Area workers include Mrs. Sund- _vahl, Mrs. Walter Bischoff of - Deerfield, co-chairman, and Mrs. _ Robert Aitchison of Bannockburn. Gardeners Install _ The Amateur Gardeners of Deer- field installed new officers during a recent luncheon in the Villa ne. . Installed were Mrs .Rohert F. sm ey Jr., president; Mrs. Albert _ R. Sielaff Jr., vice president; Mrs. Henry M. Sarton, recording secre| tary; Mrs. Owen Nichols, corres_ ponding secretary; Callas, treasurer. and Mrs. Alex - ACAPULCO VISITORS _ Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Crane and children, Lisa and Peter, 560 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park, have _ returned after a vacation in Aca- _ pulco in Mexico. ag| 6 405 Central Avenue CHOICE EAST WINNETKA Combine granulated sugar, milk, and Add to chocolate and cook until thick, - Northfield. Begins with Coffee IDlewood 2-6080 stirring to prevent sticking; cool. Cream butter well. Add 3/4 cup confectioners’ sugar and cream well. Add chocolate mixture; mix well. Beat egg whites with salt until stiff. Gradually beat in remaining confectioners’ sugar. Fold in chocolate mixture. Add vanilla. Line edge of spring pan with ladyfingers. Line bottom of pan with Dessert, - favorites submitted by mothers of _ the schools. The Sunset Skillet is available from the secretary at _ Middlefork School, Wagner Rd., chocolate. egg yolks. HOUSE The Highland Park Nursing Home sugar tsp. tsp. doz. cup NOTE: Use a very large bowl. - Chicken with Artichoke Hearts, | Wild and White Rice Mold, Tomato | Aspic, 1-1/2 cups confectioners’ 1/2 1-1/2 3 3/4 Doctor About ABBOTT Deluxe Party Desert is followed by Beef Tenderloin Pea Pods or Cantonese-Style with String Beans, Cantonese Rice, fresh pineapple chunks, highest repu- tation. - water. The Mandarin Motif starts - off with egg rolls, sweet dry-cooked _ Spareribs, BEAUTIFUL CLEAN AS A HOSPITAL py Like a¢ demi-tasse after an exceptional meal or one good turn after | another, one good recipe or menu - idea more than likely brings about ~ AND Preparations for the May 25 ‘Separate Tables” benefit in Trinity Church, 425 Laurel Av., Highland Park, are now in full swing. Original ideas on table settings as well as displays of unique collections will be exhibited from 1-6 p.m. with tea being served from 2-5 p.m. Among the unusual displays will be several sculptures created by Mrs. Thomas S. Pool of Dundee. Her works include the Twelve Stations of the Cross, Madonna and Child, and representations of birds and wild life. Bob Robinson of the Red Shutters, president of the Highland Park Historical Society, will set a table as it might have been set in the middle 1800’s by early settlers in Highland Park. He will use authentic ironstone wares. Eugene Buchanan of Highland Park will present his rare collection of Georgian silver, religious pieces, snuff bottles, and portrait medallions. A Danish inspired table, ‘“Breakfast in Copenhagen,” will be set by Mrs. Nathan Corwith of Highland Park. A table based on a collection of antique brown and white Staffordshire china will be presented by Mrs. Lawrence McClure, and an- tique Bennington china will be the SaseS highlight of Mrs. Buckingham Gunn’s table. Both are from Highland Park. Other participants are Alaeddin’s Lamp, Lipson and Potter, Mrs. Woodward Burgert, Mrs. eal est ae Peter Koukos, Mrs. Barrett Mason, Mrs. Peter Wolff, Mrs. Robert Harring, Mrs. Richard H. Thompson, and Mrs. Peter Hughs. Serving on the committee benefit man; plays; tions; for the are Mrs.-Alan Engle, chairMrs. Edward Gould, disMrs. David Gury, invitaMrs. Hiram Kennicott and Mrs. Paul Seefer, tea; Mrs. Peter Koukos, treasurer; Mrs. Robert C. Pool, publicity; Mrs. Peter Wolff, hostesses; and Mrs. Raymond Rensis, consultant. All are of Highland Park. Tickets to the exhibitions will be available at the door. Past proceeds were donated to St. Mary’s Home, St. Leonard’s House, Randall House, work in the Inner City, Benton dian works, House, and American other In- Episcopal charities. VISITS IN DEERFIELD Mrs. E. L. Kimmel of Hardy, Ark., is visiting for several weeks with her son-in-law and This luxurious custom built split-level is placed on a wooded, beautifully landscaped half-acre in prime area of east Winnetka. A one-owner, immaculately maintained home offering tasteful design, fine details and exceptional quality throughout. The spacious, beamed-ceiling living room and 34’ family room overlook a terraced garden, with sliding doors to circular stone patio. The large dining area features a fine-wood cabinet wall with marble-topped buffet. is a separate stone-floored breakfast room, Seymour Graham daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Sheets, 519 Pine St., Deerfield. There powder room and completely equipped kitchen with built-in ovens, range, dishwasher, refrigerator and freezer. Master bedroom has own bath, dressing room and built-in cabinets and closets. Two large family bedrooms have built-in cabinets, drawers, desks and connecting bath. Fourth lower level bedroom has own full bath. Separate laundry room, centrally air conditioned, underground sprinkling system, two-car electric-eye garage. Priced below replacement cost at $119,500. 326 PARK AVE. REAL ESTATE GLENCOE VERNON May 5-4455 I], 1967 re, ee �SB a There Foods And are 313 (there’d this week All 365, no exception. Days but a we’re year closed at Sundays). ' Ct ' Flavors, Sealtest rfs IC E CREAMED “QOTTAGE CHEESE” j And have No. a very happy Mother’s Day! $ oO ‘ COCA-COLA Libby's 2% cans S b iH PEAC Foods!” 8 “=: 67¢ plus dep. TOMATO JUICE 97% 'Omen FRISKIES 4 sy/ 4] 7 Paul Bunyan CHARCOAL . halves or sliced Elberta, Centrella Fancy All this extra service doesn’t cost you one extra cent. It’s Sunset’s way of saying, “Thanks, Mom, for at Sunset Patrician ewa Pyinate dtond COFFEE f to your car! shopping fares Sunset Sunset Foods believes that you’re entitled to more than standing in check-out lines... lugging heavy bags of food, etc. So here you simply shop. We operate the world’s fastest, no-wait check-outs and we lug the bags . x eae Private Blend COFFEE *:: So Mother’s be is Stewarts’ Sesto” aired SY ug hlens Sa Dog Food 1S2-oz. cans Manor House Alay OE > — FABRIC PROTECTOR 0-2 y 4 29 can TARNI-SHIELD iE” ow 356 WA <’) yes SUNSET’ cans Sweet—I0 Liquid 29 SWEETENER ‘= 594 CHIPS 49¢ sg NIBLETS CORN in BUTTER SAUCE Ro 8 a SHORTCAKE "==: 75! Dressel’s Straw Dressel’s Whipped Cream CAKE Plow 6-02. 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PR Pac : HIGH LIFE BEER Wat EAT ME EEO LOG Green Giant SPINACH, MIXED VEGETABLES or f an Liquor is sold only in our Lake Forest Store a Miller's ) PELE eee ar aj LIQUOR DEPARTMENT ¢ MRSS tp CELL MIE ? ! TA CRERELLALELELLLL eh LEME SEO ME 4 SOUP ‘ ¢ DAE Campbell’s Cream of Mushroom or Chicken Noodle 10%—oz. : - ra LOM F> cones ; EME SP BE LS GEE LE FIORE SE LE MEE EP GE BE ENE AP OE EE AS EP RE. SE RF ' PRIN = 2 2 eg gos ee EEE EF MP LOE aca Fe Mo = — LE EAE I! SE EP EEE NEE RE EEE ME BEE SS Oe I Palmolive Liquid "BP DETERGENT sow sie 53$ SA) nace? BO? SALE MAY MAY STARTS (0 thru 19. gives you ONE FULL WEEK of MONEY WEDNESDAY, SAVING BARGAINS, not just FOUR DAYS. We cannot offer TUES., these values prior to Wednesday. Meat & Produce prices effective thru Saturday only. We reserve the right to limit quantities. _. e FOO DS ie \-7~< 1812 Green Bay Rd., Highland Park. Open 8 to 6, Thur. & Fri. til9 eatin” -: Center. Open 8 to 9, Sat. til 6 y™ , Northbrook Shopping 825 So. Waukegan Rd. Lake Forest AN Open 8 to 9:30, 7 Days a Week �Chark-O-Chick Finances Jaycee Work For many organizations, a creed is something to be read at installations and annual meetings, then to be put away for next year once the formalities are over. For the Deerfield Jaycees, a creed is something to be lived. One phrase from the national Jaycees creed seems to sum up the philoso- phy of the Deerfield Jaycees: “. . service to humanity is the best work of life.”’ The list of service projects com- pleted by the Deerfield Jaycees is so extensive that anyone who reads it can’t help but wonder how the chapter’s 75 members support their families. Their ‘services find time to to humanity’ range from financing and helping construct a 5-acre park to setting The Chark-O-Chick sale is almost as old as Deerfield Jaycees, which In addition, members are encouraged to hold office in the village. was founded in 1955 by the Wauke- Raymond gan-North Chicago chapter. rest, who both serve as members Probably the biggest undertaking up a telephone for Deerfield youngsters to talk directly with Santa Claus and his helpers. of Most of the projects are financed by the group’s annual Chark-OChick dinner sale, which will begin Saturday as the Jaycees take Donate orders in Riverwoods and Bannockburn. Next Saturday, May 20, the Jaycees will take orders in Deer- field proper. All the dinners will be delivered on Sunday, June 11. the local chapter was the construction of Jaycee Park north of Deerfield Rd. on Wilmot Rd. Time, Money In the past four years, the Jaycees have contributed more than $6,000 in time, equipment, and money for the park, which was formally dedicated on June 16, 1964 by Village Mgr. Norris Stilphen, Park District Pres. James Mitchell, and James Haney, then president of the Deerfield Jaycees. In 1965, the Jaycees purchased playground equipment for the site, and in 1966, constructed a park Craig and Bernard Forof the village board, are past presidents of the Deerfield Jaycees. John Aberson, who won the Jaycees ‘“‘Man of the Year’’ award in 1966, serves as chairman of the village plan commission. Another Jaycee past president, Keith Nickoley, has served as president of the West Deerfield Board. The local Township chapter Library has been so award is given only to chapters which have first qualified for the management award, served for only and those is re- chapters which have a well-rounded program of activities. The Deerfield chapter also won the ment honor Jaycee Park. community for their developwork on Chark-O-Chick Dinner Menu Old-fashioned cole slaw active, in fact, that it has won three coveted national awards. Potato chips These Award, Award, One-half chicken, pre-baked for Buttered roll include the Blue Chip the Chapter Management and the Community De- velopment Award. The Blue Chip tenderness, then barbecued Brownie shelter. Members of the group contributed most of their weekend time during August and September building the structure. Another major project of the group has been revival of Family Day, the all-village Fourth of July celebration which threatened to die in 1964 for lack of a sponsor. The celebration was so successful that year that in 1965, the Jaycees, with the Deerfield Lions, formed the Family Day, Inc. board to run the $8,000 project. One of the oldest Jaycee projects is the annual Easter Egg hunt for the youngest children in the village. This is a scene from last year's Junior Sports Jamboree, which will be held this year on June 3 on the Deerfield High School athletic field. The jamboree is one of the Jaycee projects financed by the Chark-O-Chick sale. Sports Jamboree Is Jaycee Project One of the Jaycee projects which will be financed primarily by the Chark-O-Chick dinner sale is the fourth annual Jun‘or Sports Jambo- ree, which will be held this year on June 3. giving many youngsters their first chance for personal recognition. The jamboree is co-sponsored by the division of community services of the Illinois Youth Commission. More than 7,000 eggs are hidden for youngsters from 2 to 7 to find and take home. More than 300 children participated in the hunt last year. Help for Viet The national Jaycees have instituted another program in which the local chapter participates, ‘Project Concern.” The project is designed to send drugs, children’s clothing and toys, and other supplies to the people of Vietnam. This year, the Deerfield Rotary Club is helping the Jaycees collect Project Concern. packages for The Deerfield group also promotes better citizenship by recognizing one of its members regularly as Jaycee of the Month, and by recognizing outstanding men in the community. Deerfield Jaycees Chuck Buccola (left) and Larry McKnight work on the Deerfield Family Day solicitation. The Family Day Fourth of July celebration, revived in 1964 by the Jaycees, is one of their biggest annual projects. (Staff Photo) Don Tiffany, 941 Waukegan Rd., and Jack Sullivan, 1242 Linden Av., are co-chairmen of the event, which will be held on the Deerfield High School athletic field. 1326 Elmwood Av., is assisting them as of the games committee. Chuck a member The Buccola, jamboree will include Hundreds of Chark-O-Chick dinners and hundreds of Jaycee manhours have built this park. and its shelter north of Deerfield Rd. on Wilmot Rd. (Staff Photo) track and field events for boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 15. Each may compete field event of Applications through the in one track and one his choice. are being distributed athletic directors of Deerfield School District 109, Deerfield-Wilmot School District 110, Deerfield High School, and Red Oak School in Highland Park, and by the DEERFIELD VILLAGER. The application forms must be filled out and returned by May 29. The first place winners in each event will qualify for the sectional jamboree which will be held later this summer in Mt. Prospect. Sectional winners then will compete in the statewide event, to be held Aug. 3, 4, and 5 in Pekin. The jamboree is designed to encourage to prevent physical juvenile fitness and delinquency by May I1, 1967 �CRAFTWOOD Of Northwood LUMBER A fashion show and election of officers will highlight the final meeting Monday of the Northwood Junior High School PTA. 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The nominating committee’s slate of candidates for next year’s PTA offices are: Joe Bradley, president; Mrs. Bernard Goldman, first vice president; James Johnson, second vice president and faculty representative; Mrs. Lidio Coppi, treasurer; and Mrs. Ashley Blinn, secretary. Nominations from the floor also will be accepted at the meeting. Seventh grade girls will serve refreshments in the home. economics room. The next meeting of the PTA Board will be June 5. you Announcing Craftwood's Giant .< Fashion Show Set by PTA West HIGHLAND of ry PARK COMPANY RD. ID 40 Daily: (Closed 2-0140 8-5:30 Sundays) ae �Dinner Will Honor Members of Staff At Lincoln School Planning fo air condition your home or business? HERE’S WHAT YOU Lincoln School PTA will salute school staff members at a dinner at 6:30 p.m. May 24 in the school. The program is called ‘‘Hats Off to Our Staff.’’ Helping to plan the event are Mrs. Raymond Anthony, Mrs. James Foster, Mrs. Herbert Luke, Mrs. Edward Matz, Mrs. Morton Moss, Mrs. Stephen Sickle, Mrs. Harvey Walken, and Mrs. Lionel Weiser. Co-chairmen Mrs. Benno Rothschild and Mrs. Fred Uhlmann urge ~~~ CLIMATEO w iis ‘ ! Britain's deputy counsul general Chicago, unveils a Joshua Logan portrait during the opening Colby’s in Northbrook's month-long British Show. (Staff Photo) Green Bay PTA Will Hold in of The Green Bay Road School PTA will hold its annual international dinner at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the School Schedules Father-Son Event teachers, and friends of the school, features Elm Place School will eat at 6:30 tonight in the Highland reation Rd. Center a box with Park their Rec- at 1850 Green Bay After dinner the fathers and sons will see a movie of the recent Chicago Blackhawk game. A guitar group from Elm also entertain. Mrs. dale, Vine affair by the Arthur Place Adler, School 2305 a potluck for menu parents, of recipes from around the world. Seventh and eighth grade boys at supper fathers school’s Dahle Hall. The dinner, held will Egan- and Mrs. Robert Gross, 168 Av. are co-chairmen of the which is sponsored annually PTA. Bob Gand and his Village School in calling Mrs. Carroll Hendrickson, 574 Chicago Av., and Mrs. Kerulis, 1145 Deerfield Rd. Henry MONEY WE PAY $10 hr. for NOTHING but your opinions, written from home about our clients’ products and publications, sent you free. Nothing to buy, sell, canvass, or earn. NO SKILL. NO GIMMICKS. Just honesty. 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Mrs. Nellie Winters, head librarchanges SS ee The Maplewood-Shepard schools’ primary PTA will hold a ‘Morning will discuss literature. AD be ian of Deerfield School District 109, Dinner ES BUY! |11 ‘Coffee for Moms’ Planned by PTA Great a ROD. ILL. ional P rofessnay woul { O He 4 free, Rd Tlik N e em ir qu re air conditioning i[ : Uhlmann, 860 Bob O’Link Rd. Haley, ee BEFORE YOU 2820 OLD WILL K, all parents to attend. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Fred P.W.R.C. NEED TO KNOW NORMAL INSTALLATION RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenfield, 1075 Hillcrest Av., Highland Park, recently returned from vacationing in Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Mrs. Greenfield also visited her sister, Mrs. Rudolph Brenner in Miami. 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Offer limited to persons 18 years and over Car Make & Model GLENBROOK FORD'S FANTASTIC SPRING SALE a2eeee2eee0 NO HOLLAND, ALL CARS FANTASTICALLY REDUCED DURING THIS BIG SPRING SALE! e} |=] (ole) Ga fe) ie. 2.038 WAUKEGAN ROAD e GLENVIEW SALES HOURS: Weekdays 9-9; Sat. 9-5; Sun. 11-5 e CALL: 729-2600 SERVICE HOURS: Weekdays 7-6 �Moraine Scout Council Elects Mrs. H. N. Eston President Mrs. H. Norman Eston of DeerId has been elected President of he ‘Moraine Girl Scout Council. Mrs. Eston, » 1705 Garand Av., also is a member @ ; of board % tors, ® Council’s of direc- and _ has served as chair” man of the coun' cil’s finance com~ 5 _ Other the mittee. She formerly served on the board of the Wichita Area Girl Scout Council. officers elected at the | organization’s 14th annual meeting Residents’ after a three-week trip in Europe, she visited her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver -Colbentson, in Munich, Germany, and toured France and England. _ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Weber, "945 Portwine Rd., Riverwoods, are 4 bme after a vacation at San Marios Estate in Chandler, Ariz. ~The Robert Paris Walkers, 60 “central Av., Highland Park, recentd returned from a 6-week trip around the world. Their holiday - included 26 days aboard “The - Asia,’”’ which took them through the Suez Canal. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Buchanan, 557 Clavey Ct., Highland Park, have returned after a month in Hawaii and California. The Bu-chanans visited their son-in-law and | daughter, Mr. and Mr. Mrs. Stuart Grace in Menlo Park. and Ready to Start at Congregation Solel in Highland Park were Mrs. Keith Nicholey of Bannockburn, first vice president; Mrs. B. W. Smidt of Lake Bluff, second vice president; .and Mrs. B. Keith Peter of Bannockburn, secretary. Area women elected to the board are Mrs. William Cortesi of High- Mrs. James L. Sax, 487 idan Rd., Highland Park, have | returned from vacation’ ng in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas. Barat will present its the festival with of dance from India, Israel, Poland, France, Indonesia, and Germany. to Scouting. A certifi- cate of appreciation was awarded to Mrs. Jack Eisinger of Deerfield. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Harvey, 216 Pierce Rd., Highland Park, are home after vacationing for several weeks at Vero Beach in Florida. Commager to Talk At Lake Forest College Commons Henry Steele Commager, American historian, will speak on ‘“‘American’s Global Responsibilities Today”’ at Lake Forest College Commons on middle campus at 8 p.m. next Thursday. Mr. Commager is an author and has been professor of history at Amherst since 1956. He has been a professor of American History at Cambridge and Oxford and also taught at New York University and Columbia University. He received his Ph.B., M.A. and Ph.D. at the University of Chicago and also studied at Copenhagen University. Mr. Commanger has been consultant for the U.S. War Department and U.S. Delegate to UNESCO. The public lecture is free of _ Mr. and Mrs. R. Lincoln Fuge -and daughters Cary and Jamie, _in Deerfield, were house guests last | weekend of Dr. and Mrs. Michael Baran, 1310 Woodland Ln., River- Evening HARD YUHTBRITTI entertainment at 8 p.m. Fully Bonded & Insured The beginning will include College’s representing music and International women from Club, 16 for- eign lands and America, is sponsor- ing the festival. Admission to the public. VACATION |. is free IN FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Hook, 2449 Highmoor Rd., Highland Park, are at home after spending the STOCKADE winter in Sorrento, Fla. ® Call Us for Free Estimate ® Up to 3 Years to Pay BETH EMET SYNAGOGUE Dempster & Ridge, Saturday, May Evanston 20th— 8 p.m.- 11 p.m. Sunday, May 2Ist+— 2 p.m.- 9 p.m. ADMISSION: ONE DOLLAR ®@ No Down Payment We All Chicagoland Serve Required FLYNN FENCE & SUPPLY CO. 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Cireta Lederer, Ine. former residents of Knollwood Rd. <4 a, an address Theatre. service Licensed By The State Of Illinois James Hart, dean of the DePaul University School of Commerce, open ESTIMATES INSPECTION Power Stump Removul Trimming - Cabling - Covity work Neat safe tree removal Sproying - Liquid & Dry Feeding All Work Guaronteed from around the world, will IF NO ANSWER CALL WOOSTER LAKE KI 6-2292 COLLECT CALL ID 3-1622 H.P. International Spring Festival tomorrow—a program of entertainment, fashions, foods, and customs charge. ENTERTAIN GUESTS College & land Park, Mr. Lyle Crear of Deerfield, Mrs. Richard Fairley of Riverwoods, Mrs. Robert Keno of Highland Park, and Mrs. Floyd Long of Ft. Sheridan. Mrs. Benedict Goodman of Highland Park was honored for 40 years Vacations End Mrs. Marvin H. W. Derner, 15 Standish Dr., Deerfield, is home _ where Barat Festival Apparel at Manufacturer's Cost PHONE: 831-3800 See our display ad Polly from $1.89 Pool and Large up. selection of pools. 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GUYS & GALS Second St., Highland TOYS e BABY GAMES e e e SWIMMING HO POOLS TRAINS @ ACCESSORIES BICYCLES e ees e@ ROAD e SAND CARS . ; BOXES RACING CHILDREN’S PEDAL KLIPPER’S P| é * TABLES PLENTY PARKING Park Hours: 9-5:30 Daily ID 2-0313 OF MODELS STORE Tues., Wed., HOURS: Sat. 9 a.m. Mon., Thurs., to 6 p.m. OPEN Fri. 9 a.m. SUNDAY to 9 p.m. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. May I1, 1967 �pens Colbys best-kept secret. _ We hate to admit it, but it wasn’t supposed to be a secret. Everyone was supposed to know about the great dinette department that we’ve set up in our new Northbrook store. Only they didn’t. We were so proud of showing off our living and dining room furniture that we rather neglected to tell people about our kitchen furniture. We neglected to tell them about our wide variety of sets. We neglected to tell them about our broad range of prices. (Ranging from a docile $106 for a 5-piece set, right on up to what you’d expect to pay for the very best. ) And we neglected to tell them that our dinette sets, like all of Colby’s furniture, are pieces theyIl always be proud of. Therefore, to atone for this shameful neglect, we’re inviting you to come out and visit our hitherto “unexplored” dinette section. : oe Bi Please, whatever you do, don’t neglect our invitation. NORTHBROOK: 1001 Skokie Boulevard. Open Mon., Thurs., and Friday 9:30 to 9. Other days 9:30 to 5:30. (Northbound on Edens, take Dundee West exit, turn left e Skokie. Southbound, use Tower Road oron ) Rd. tage Fron on right turn exit, ) COUNTY LINE RO’ cours) NORTHBROOK w «) WILLOW 8 rE t GLENCOE TOWER RO «| : RD :| : �Where — When —To Worship Deerfield BAHA'I Assembly of Deerfield Secretary: Mrs. William K. Baker, 1414 Charing Cross, Deerfield. Adult discussion group: Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Jewett Park Field House, 835 Hazel. Children’s hour: Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Jewett Park Field House. BAPTIST Community Address: 1250 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Elmer E. Davis. Sunday Services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school, 9:30 a.m., nursery’ through adult. High school and college Y.P. Fellowship, 6 p.m. Midweek service: 7:30 Wednesday, p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist Sunday, May 14: 11 a.m. Bible lesson, “Mortals and Immortals.’ aghcont f facilities are provided. Sunday schoo 9:30 a.m. to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Reading room: 635 Deerfield Rd.; daily except Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. Assistant Pastor: The Rev. James P. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:30, 8:45, 10, 11:15 a.m., 12:30 p.m. Weekday masses, Monday through Friday, 6:30, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 6:30, 8:30 a.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:15, 7:30-9 p.m.; Thursday before first Friday, i. 5, and during Friday masses. Baptisms: Sunday following 12:30 p.m. mass. UNITARIAN North Shore Address: 2100 Half Day Rd. Minister: The Rev. Russell R. zer. Director of religious education: Cossiette Conley. Sunday services: 10, 11:30 Church school, 10, 11:30 a.m. UNITED CHURCH BletMiss a.m. OF CHRIST Congregational Church of Deerfield Address: 225 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. John S. Usry. Sunday service: 10:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10:30 a.m. Trinity Address: 760 North Av. Pastor: The Rev. Philip A. Desenis. Sunday services: 9:15, 11 a.m. Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m. , 2-year-olds through eighth grade. Confirmation class: Tuesday, 5 p.m. Lincolnshire EPISCOPAL St. Gregory’s Address: Deerfield and Wilmot Rds. Rector: The Rev. Jack D. Parker. Curate: The Rev. Spencer Thiel. Sunday services: 7:30 a.m., holy communion; 9:15 a.m., holy communion—first and third Sundays, morning prayer—second and fourth Surdays; 11 a.m., morning prayer—first and third Sundays, holy communion—second and fourth Sundays. Nursery facilities are provided, Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m. Morning prayer: daily, 9 a.m. EVANGELICAL FREE North Suburban Address: 200 County Line Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard A. Swangon. Sunday services: 9, 11:15 a.m.; 7 p.m. Church school: 10:15 a.m., all classes. Midweek service: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Address: 801 Rosemary Ter. Pastor: The Rev. Eugene Wykle. Assistant minister: The Rev. Norman Steffenson. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursof oe are provided. Church ool: 9:30 a.m., 2-year-olds through plats " grade; a4, m., 2-year-olds through high school age. Or 631 Deerfield Rd. Daniel Friedman. service: 8 p.m. LUTHERAN Zion Address: 10 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rey. Herbert C. Peterson. Intern: Jerome Egel. Sunday services: 8, 9, 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9 a.m., nursery through eighth grade. METHODIST Christ Address: 1558 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Milo J. Vondracek. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursery facilities and child care are provided during 11 a.m. service. Church school, 9:30 a.m., kindergarten through high school. Junior, senior MYF: Sunday, 4 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN First Address: 824 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Bernard F., Didier. Assistant pastors: The Revs. Jeffrey Grote, A. . Johnson, and Frederick W. Wyngarden. : : Director of Christian education: Miss Linda Connors. Sunday services: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Baptism, second Sunday. Church school: 9, 10:15 11:30 a.m. nursery through sixth grade. Chapel: Wednesday, 9 a.m agg ae High Youth Academy: Tuesp.m Friday, ze ne fellowship: 5:45 Y aeadet High Fellowship: Sunday, 7:30 .m. Choir practice: Angelettes, Wednesday, p.m.; Chancel, Wednesday, 8 p.m.; - Westminster, Tuesday, 5:15 p.m, CATHOLIC Holy Cross Address: 724 Elder Ln. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. John han. 24 Church H. Houli- LUTHERAN Redeemer Address: 1731 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Robert A. Wendelin. Sunday services: 8, 10:30 a.m. Church school and Bible classes: 9:05 a.m., 3 years through adult. METHODIST AND EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Bethany Ps Address: of the Holy Spirit Highland Park of Christ, The Av. Rev. and McGovern Walter B. Luns- ford Sunday services: sery facilities are school: 9:30 a.m., kindergarten. 9:30, 11 a.m. Nurprovided. Sunday all ages; 11 a.m., PRESBYTERIAN Highland Park Address: Laurel, Linden and Prospect Avs. Pastor: Dr. William Atkinson Young. Minister of Education: The Rev. James Russell Snyder. Sunday services: 9:30, 11:15 a.m. Nursery. facilities are provided. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m., three-year-olds through sixth grade; communicants class, seventh, eighth grade. 11:15 a.m. three through five-year-olds; informal program, first through sixth grade. Senior high study group: 10:30 a.m. Eighth grade discussion groups: 45 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday. CATHOLIC Immaculate Address: 52 Oxford Dr. Pastor: The Rev. Karl F. Langrock. Sunday services: 8:30, 10:45 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30, 10:45 a.m. Church Laurel Pastor: ROMAN LUTHERAN Conception Address: 1590 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. James V. Murphy. Assistant pastor: The Rev. Angelo U. Garbin, Sunday pean: 6, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 11 a.m., 12:15 Weekday aca sai 6:15, 8 a.m. Confession: Saturday, days before holy days of obligation, and Thursday before first Friday, 4-6, 7:30-9 p.m. Novena in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal: Friday following 8 a.m. mass. Address: 1713 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard Osberg. Sunday services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided’ at 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9:30 a.m., all classes. Youth Fellowship: 5:45 p.m. Prayer meeting and teacher training: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Choir Siitentaas: Thursday, 7:45 p.m. EPISCOPAL Highwood ROMAN $500,000 Building Program CATHOLIC St. James The Address: 134 North Av. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Kelly. Assistant pastors: The Revs. Marcellus J. Monaco and Francis Scouten. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m: Weekday masses 6:30, 8 Confessions: Saturday, 4-5: 30, a 30-9 Baptism: Sunday, 2 p.m. p.m. Village Church Church of the First of Deerfield has approved unanimously the church’s $500,000 building program. Construction is scheduled to be- gin next week. The new facilities will expand the crowded Sunday School space, release present office space for ten departments. AdGresa: 425 Laurel Av. Rector: The Rev. Ray Holder. Assistant priest: The Rev. Jules Moreau. Curate: The Rev. Clarence F. Decker. : Director of Christian education: Mrs. Richard Moore. Sunday services: 8 a.m., holy communion; 9:15 a.m., communion; 11 a.m. Ist and 3rd Sunday, holy communion, 2nd and 4th Sunday, morning prayer. Weekday services: Wednesday, 7:30 a.m.; Thursday, 9:30 a.m., holy communion Saints days: 9:30 a.m. Set to Confirm JEWISH Confirmands are Stephen Anderson, Gary Ehlert, Steven Hunger, Kristine Kramer, Linda Zink, William Imm, Fred Ocepek, Sharon Rehm, Cathy Swanson, Sue Vandlik, Philip Wendelin, Debra WilIner, John Wolf III, Cynthia Coul- Torah Address: 2789 Oak St. Rabbi: Dr. Sholom Singer. Cantor: Jerome Frazes. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Congregation congregation Presbyterian classroom use, and add two large rooms for primary and kindergar- Trinity B’nai Dr. Haim Reingold discusses the plight of Soviet Jews during a recent day-long vigil for Soviet Jews at North Suburban Synagogue Beth Elin Highland Park. The vigil involved concerned citizens: from North Shore communities and Chicago. Ist Presbyterian Church OKs Scientist Address: 493 Hazel Av. Sunday, May 14: 11 a.m. Bible lesson, ‘“‘Mortals and Immortals.’’ Nurser facilities are provided. Sunday school: 11 a.m. to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Reading Room: 1773 Second St.; daily except Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m. CONGREGATIONAL Evangelical JEWISH ROMAN Christian Address: 1970 Riverwoods Rd. Pastor: The Rev. DonaldL. Lanier. Sunday service: 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10 a.m., all classes. Youth meeting: Sunday, 7 p.m. First Bethlehem Office: Rabbi: Friday OF CHRIST Community CHRISTIAN SCIENCE EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Beth DISCIPLES Cantor: Jordan H. Cohen. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 9:30 a.m. Weekday services: 7:15 a.m., Monday through Friday; 7:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday. Solel Address: 1301 Clavey Rd. Rabbi: Arnold Jacob Wolf. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 11 a.m. Lakeside Congregation Reform Judaism Provisions also will be made for a new office and administration area, a multi-purpose lounge, and choir rehearsal rooms. A traffic connection will be made from the 18 at Services Eighteen confirmed young persons at 10:30 a.m. will be Sunday at Redeemer Lutheran Church, culminating two years of Bible study under the Rev. Robert Wendelin. ter, Kay Geske, Daniel Glader, Paula Rempfer, and Roy Coulter. At 6:30 tonight a potluck dinner for mothers, children, and grandchildren will be held in the lower for Office: 1823 St. Johns Av. Rabbi: Joseph L. Ginsberg. Sunday service: 11 a.m. in Edgewood School, 929 Edgewood Rd. Nursery facilities are provided. level. Earl Tegge, a circus clown, will entertain. The church will sponsor a two week vacation church school for North Suburban Synagogue pre-school Beth El Address: 1175 Sheridan Rd. Rabbi: Philip L. Lipis. Director of religious education: Louis Katzoff. Dr. children beginning Mon- west parking lot through the tower and into the sanctuary and other parts of the building. In addition, the parking lot will be paved and the garth completely landscaped and finished so that it may be used activities. The for after-church building program Old Friends Reunited At Cincinnati Wedding A recent wedding in Cincinnati was the occasion for a reunion of old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maxson, 560 Westgate Rd., Deerfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Tinsley, 880Private Rd., Winnetka, were guests at the wedding of Miss Marilyn Barkalow and John F. Jenkins. Mr. Maxson, Mr. Tinsley, and _ the day, May 15 at the church. The theme is ‘God loves Me.” Mrs. bridegroom’s Harry Lindstrom will direct. and fraternity brothers in Chi Psi. father were class- mates at the University of Chicago was approved sion Apr. 15. by the church Ses- Dr. Hans Wessel Named Moderator Of Local Church Dr. Hans Wessel has been elected church moderator of the Congregational Church of Deerfield. Other new church officers are Mrs. Allison Hails, clerk; Ted Hollander, treasurer; Mrs. Louise Korst, financial secretary; and Roger Dart, church schoo] superintendent. The outgoing moderator is Dr. Robert Gesler. The congregation also has approved a master plan for landscaping the church site, which was prepared by a landscape committee and Theodore Brickman, a land- scape architect. The plan was presented by Mrs. George Marty. Lakeside Congregation Sets Family Services Lakeside Congregation form Judaism for Re- will hold its annual Parent’s Day Family Worship Service at 11:15 a.m. Sunday. The story sermonette will be conducted berg. The school by Rabbi service, students is in Joseph Gins- for religious kindergarten through sixth grade and their parents. Following it, the children will present their parents with plants and boutonnieres. May II, 1967 �Missionary Father Marcellus J. Monaco Unit Seeks Volunteers Celebrates 25th Anniversary Society is looking for North Shore residents willing to help give physical examinations to children taking part in its ‘Friendly Town’’ program. The program brings inner city children to the suburbs for two- week vacations during the summer. To date, about 70 North Shore families have signed up. ‘‘We especially need doctors and nurses,”’ said Mrs. Robert T. Dann of Winnetka, North Shore area chairman, ‘‘and we also need teenagers who can act as guides for the children while the examinations are in progress.” The examinations will Saturday 20 and May be given from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Casa Central, 40 North Ashland Av., Chicago. Host families may specify the age, sex, and length of time their visitor spends on the North Shore. Three two-week sessions will be held July 15-29, July 29-Aug. 12, and Aug. 5-19. Host must of their rabbi. have minister, Applications made by June 15. North Shore village Father Monaco has been at St. James since September, and prior to that he was assistant pastor at Immaculate Conception Church in HORVAT’S lowers 3” + Loyola since 1950. A native Monaco Pompeii School, of Chicago, Father attended Our Lady of School, St. Ignatius High and Quigley 4230 He was ordained at St. Mary of the Lake Seminary in Mundelein, and taught there between 1947 and 1965. After ordination, he was assigned to Holy Rosary Parish in Chicago. the Dundee 2-4563 He also assisted at Our Lady of NAY Perpetual Help, All Saints, and St. Genevieve, all in Chicago, and Sacred Heart in Melrose Park. ae ARs Chiltan A new congregation now being established. This is a non-denominational, independent fellowship. 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HIGHLAND (Rt. 43) 1795 St. Johns 724-2100 OPEN SUNDAY PARK (Sheridan Rd.) 432-2510 1-5 — Weekdays 10-9 25 �Si RI sere Se as aS aR a a BD oS, Eat te a 3 BS os oa Freehof to Deliver Annual Lecture For North Shore Congregation Israel A former Chicago rabbi will eliver the annual Plotkin Lecture 8 p.m. tomorrow at North Shore Congregation Israel in Glencoe. Dr. Solomon B. Freehof, rabbi emeritus of Rodef Shalom Temple in Pittsburgh, will discuss ‘Our Intellectual Tradition: In Jewish Beth El Plans ay 21 Dinner Law.” ‘Former rabbi of K.A.M. in Chicago, he is a past president and member of the Central Confer- ence of American Rabbis and past president Max Applebaum, 855 Oak Dr., lencoe, will be honored at a ~ testimonial din- - ner at 6 p.m. May 21 by North Suburban Synagogue Beth £1, .1198 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park. Mr. Apple baum, who has served two years as the — Mr. Applebaum president of Synagogue, will become - chairman of the Board of Trustees. He became affiliated with Beth El _ in 1960 and has served as chairman of the membership committee and administrative and capital funds vice president. - Richard of the World Union for now in Progressive Judaism. The Plotkin Lectures, their 15th year, was established by the late Mrs. Oscar Hillel Plotkin in memory of her husband. They are continued by their children, Samuel and Jay Plotkin Shapero. Dr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Sanford Freehof will be honored at a reception following the service conducted by Rabbi Edgar E. Siskin, tion. He rabbi will be of the assisted congrega- by Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. Irwin Goodman. From Highland Ralph and Park, Mr. Mrs. How big is that Big O.K. you get, at Beneficial? Plenty big! Big as and Mrs. Leon Fieldman, Mr. and Mrs. Alger D. Goldfarb, Mrs. Jack that warm welcome that greets you when you come in. Big as all the cash you get. Big as all Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herzog, Dr. and Mrs. Jules Last, Dr. Ira Litman, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosen, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosenstein. From Winnetka, Mrs. Stephen J. Fraenkel, Mrs. Max Fleisher, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jacobsohn, Mrs. a ; e = the things the cash will do for ee you — like pay bills, take care of expenses, balance the family budget. That’s big! Right? Call up or come in. O.K.? And get that Big O.K.! Beneficial Alexander Kleine, Philip Rashman, and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Stern. From Glencoe, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frank, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Harvey, Dr. .and Mrs. Marvin Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lilienfled, Mrs. Jules Mirot, Mrs. Samuel Robbins, Mrs. Oscar Rome, and Mr. and Mrs. David Rotter. 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Experienced A.I.D. members trained to implement a woman’s taste . . . not to try to change it. In short, decorators whose presence serves as a guarantee of good taste. And finding decorators like that isn’t easy. STEP lil Ransack the world for furniture. Perfect furniture. Intriguing imports. Unique antiques. Items of sheer excitement. All of it challenging material for your decorator to work with. Think it’s easy to find furniture like that? Then go out today and try to find a good antique. (Going to Colby’s is cheating. ) STEP I trays. And candelabra. And wall hangings. And even funny little porcelain animals that look perfect no matter where you put them. Search the world for these, the little things that make life more pleasant. Then arrange them so as to show each at its best. It’s not easy. STEPV Put your own taste on display. Combine various furniture makers’ best pieces into handsome room settings. Work slowly and carefully, giving the room settings the gracious feeling of a collection lovingly drawn together over a lifetime. Do this with every piece of furniture in the studio. And show people how to do it with their furniture. As you might have guessed, it’s not easy. We have just turned our famous Evanston furniture store into the decorator salon described above. We are calling it Colby’s Studio I. It took a lot of time, a lot of effort and a lot of good taste to Go back. And this time ransack the world put Studio I together. for accessories. That’s why we sincerely want you, the person who appreciates fine furniture, to visit it. You know the kind. Interesting items that “do things” for your furniture. Like imported lamps. And statuettes. And clocks. And ash Because we put it together just for you. And that was the not-so-easiest job of all. Coll staf �j Ch b to Install Marvin Small arvin B. Small of Glenview will installed as president of the Jorth Shore vood Club, Congregation Israel en’s Club at its annual meeting, t 6:30 p.m., Tuesday in the Birch- digh 1174 Park Av. W., and Park. Mr. Small, 1211 Heatherfield Ln., vas nominated by a committee I hree to Observe Two Freedom North Shore rabbis and a Yorth Shore cantor will take part in in Israel Independence Day headed by Arthur G. Wagner Jr. of Ser- ‘ice at 12:15 p.m. Monday in the Evanstonian John Johns Beth El’s Speaker club Rabbi David Polish will be guest president. Mr. Small will succeed Bernard C. Schubert of Highland preacher at Sabbath Services. at 8:30 p.m. May 19 at North Suburban Synagogue Beth El, 1175 Highland Park. New Park, a former © officers will be installed by Rabbi Edgar E. Siskin, rabbi of the congregation. The program also will include folk songs and madrigals by the North Shore Chamber Choir directed by Mrs. Philip Hyman _ of Highland Park. a [sraeli Rabbi Polish to Be Additional information vations may be temple office, Glencoe. and reser- obtained 840 Vernon at the Av., Sheridan Rd., Highland Park. Rabbi David Polish, founding rabbi of Beth Emet in Evanston, is +F 1 Buick Salesman In America For 2nd Year the author of ‘“‘The Eternal Dissent and “‘The Higher Freedom.” He is co-author of ‘“‘A Guide for Reform Jews.” Rabbi Polish is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati and the Hebrew Union College. He holds the academic degree of Doctor of Hebrew letters and the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity. Chicago Loop Synagogue. ‘They are Rabbi Edgar E. 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Bus to schools . . . $42,5 May II, 1967. a STAs, ‘ * = ok �Classified Advertising Section Reaching 73,000 North Shore Homes in... e THE EVANSTON 1020 Church THE HOLLISTER NEWSPAPERS e e GLENCOE REVIEW St., Evanston 475-1560 WILMETTE LIFE 1232 Central Ave., Wilmette 715 Vernon Lincoln '@e Glencoe 1806 Glenview ¢ WINNETKA TALK 588 NEWS Ave., e GLENVIEW 251-4300 446-4300 HIGHLAND PARK HERALD 444 Central Ave., Highland Park 433-4370 446-4300 e¢ HIGHWOOD ANNOUNCEMENTS Rd., Glenview ¢ NORTHBROOK Ave., Winnetka . 1438 Shermer Rd., 444 Central 724-4300 HERALD Ave., Highland ¢ DEERFIELD STAR Northbrook Park 433-4370 VILLAGER : 444 Central Ave., Highland Park 272-4300 945-7300 AND AN DEADLINES THE ADVERTISER VILLAGE LAMPLIGHTER serving Lake Forest-Lake 433-4370 Bluff RATES $1.20 per line REGULAR COPY Noon Tuesday DISCOUNT: 1 Notices ATTENTION On Wed. June 7th, CHAIRMEN: 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. there will be a public showing of talent to facilitate your program planning. Call or write: BARON MOSS STUDIOS Box No. 321, Glencoe, Ill. Talent and audience invited PROGRAMS LIMITED Lost and Found LITTLE BOY’S HEART BROKEN 26” black Schwinn bike lost-May 3; vicinity Pleasant Ridge School. REWARD 724-7469. LOST YOUR PET? It may have been injured. Call your local animal hospital. DAvis 8-1440. UNiversity 4-9416. UNiversity 4-1700. Business LOST: ON APRIL 5, CLEAR FRAME reading classes in vicinity of Sunset shopping center. Highland Park Call 432-1140. NEW ATTRACTION ADDED TO CAYR Leen Beauty Salon who does modern hair styling and Sassoon hair cuts by Louise Meier. Call AL 1-4582. 8 Travel—Share Your STUDENT, 18. NEEDS California end of June or Will help ee pay OST; 2 PADDLES TO KAYAK BOAT at Skokie Lagoon, Sunday, April 30. Reward. Call AL 1-7715. 9 Accounting ANYONE INTERESTED IN SPONSORing a Glenview Soft Ball Team, please contact 724-8568. Small ELLEN SCHULTZ You’re the greatest, happy Mother’s Day. Tony, Maryln, and the children. Service—Income ACCOUNTING businesses handled in our Low monthly charge. 272-3545 Cats FREE WELSH TERRIER SHOW May 21, 1:30 p.m. at Glenview Countryside Civic Bldg. (1 blk. W. of Greenwood on Linneman. See Champions, Show Dogs and Puppies. Info. PA 4-0752. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES Father and mother obedience trained. Dual champ. bloodline. A.K.C. reg. litter. 3 males, 1 female, 9 wks. old. Boys—blk.-silver, girls—blk.-sable. 945-4117. POODLE PUPS, WHITE MIN. 3 MO., all Suchan ‘bred. 1 male, should be shown. 1 female exc. for breeding. Both ready for puppy matches. $200 ea. Call UN home. GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS A.K.C. Need loving homes; 4 males left; Champ bloodlines; Hunt, Pet or Show. 724-4986. Dogs ALASKAN and Cats MALAMUTE 10 PUPPIES MINIATURE DACHSHUND 6 months, A.K.C., raised, $100. 869-0726. POODLE Well PUPPIES, bred, FEMALE, all shots, reared, children, Ask to see parent’s including home 8 WEEKS, lovingly 18 champions. $75. A.K.C. adore edigrees 72-5044. ‘MINIATURE ohn a ae ee 3 months, ears prapes permanent shots, champ. sired, raised in home with children. Call AL 1-9086. LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPPIES 6 weeks old; blacks and blonds; reasonable. 835-1123. PUPPIES 3 MONTHS, Ideal pet and show type. pets. A.K.C. all shots. M. AIREDALE beautiful children’s and F. OR 3-0543. IRISH SETTERS A.K.C. 8 weeks. Shots. Sired by a Dual Ch. Only the 5th Irish Setter to achieve this status in U.S. 832-1297. -Free: ONE WHITE, old, pan 3 Part Persian ONE trained. LOVELY BLACK AND FROST 6 WEEKS TO BE Part Maltese raised with POINT SIAMESE male kittens. Raised with children; $20 and $25. Call evenings 864-5994. Cats A cuddly kitten, female, — trained. Call after 6 p. m. UN 9-6103 tri-color, BLACK COCKER. — A.K.C.; 1 old, male, desires home with mati family. Reasonable. 446-5721. LHASA APSO PUPPIES 10 wks. old. Golden Beauties. Healthy, loveable, fully ri A.K.C. registered. 1 MINIATURE Sik cicsw tes SCHNAUZER i UN RAISED WITH 4-1845. CHILDREN If no ans.,*HI BEAUTIFUL, AFFE -TONATE healthy, clean kittens, all colors, l rey, white/blue eed good Seal $25. eyes, homes. SIAMESE Point, IT WORK? KITTENS, male PURE and female, DACHSHUND. events throu hel1p yy" TODAY. 5 MOS. OLD Ave. Highland ADORABLE BEAGLE MIXTUR PUPPIES, 7 WKS. OLD. be Call 945-7289 (Deerfield) ee POODLES. STANDARD Shanelle-Darkin female. 5-8187 Shots. API rere lines, one 6 months after 5 p.m. ILL YOUR CHILD HAVE TROUBLE finding the right colle<p Cal am. . our business is matching the student and the college. High school, transfer, and graduate student. Individual aptitude testing. North Shore Educational Consultants 636 Church St., Evanston DA 8-3997 1967 m old. Cail weekdays: YEAR MALE, CRE. reg. 381-2750 PEDIGREE old, trained, offer. GOLDEN shots, gentle Call AL GREAT RETIEVER with children. LOVABLE ‘REMEMBER Cats MOTHER WITH -A growing, constant companion. Lovable; 4 mo., apricot ball of fluff. Male toy poodle; A.K.C. registered; shots; almost trained, $150. HI 6-0604 BLACK MIN. POODLE PUPPIES weeks old, A.K.C. Shots, for pets show. Call 764-6098 or 446-2284. 8 or NEED A STALWART FRIEND, A being to adore you? Your search can end. Come see, please do? KAY’S ANIMAL SHELTER, (Cor. Hintz and Arlington Heights State Rd.) PEKINGESE CHAMPION BRED A.K.C., show quality, stud dogs and females avail. Must sac. Home of Sapmeeens since 1926. Lorings, 678- 9”. AIREDALE PUP. 6 MO. MALE Ch. sired, shots, housebroken, children, $150. PA 9-2198, All shots. Good with children. Call 677-1078 ; BASSET 11 MONTHS PAPERS, $30. LOVES CHILDREN AL 1-4702 A:K.C. REGISTERED NTE AND dad POODLES, a and blac 392-4550 TOY POODLES, ADORABLE males, bred for beauty and WHITE TOY POODLE AT STUD $50. Champ. background, sires very smail papas: 3 Puppies avail. FREE KITTENS-HEALTHY, trained. 2 months old. All males. 272-1278 FAMIL’ POODLE, BLACK MINIATURE MALE. 8 weeks PAN AKC. loves old. after 5 p.m. Beautiful and 3 de-wormed, pet, 12 weeks, Male $100, femashed 2s 2O-W ER, Very healthy. Call 9. ment, Dogs ‘ 1-8849. DANES, 827- 8974. 10 2 869-0804 Evenings The Classified Department will be closed Monday, May 29, and Tuesday, May 30. “ Park 433-4370 M GERMAN SHEPHERD hide ES 16 weeks old; A.K ae Fi tion German Im SP 1g females; 3 males. 7744.2696 Deerfield Villager Highland Park Herald 444 Central 45-7300 tra FREE KITTIES MULTIPLE COLUMN DEADLINE: Friday, May 26, 1967 — 12 Noon REGULAR COPY DEADLINE: Saturday, May 27, 1967 — 4 P.M. of We will file them in THE CALENDAR and notify you if. there is a conflict. We are now listing 1967. Help us_ to “‘clearing’’ your dates 5-56 black with brown markings. Pap trained. A.K.C. reg., very good children. 967-6157. 11 months: Housebroken. listing blags $8.00 up Call 272- 0105. A.K.C. EARLY CLASSIFIED DEADLINES FOR OUR ISSUE OF JUNE 1, 1967 all club dates phone) a complete and events. _ Your whole family will ok ao he’s 6 mos. old, Pees intelligent and sturdy. 945-0558 years through THE CALENDAR fay II, and Wire Hair Fox Terrier Pups Memorial Day NOTICE AND “CHAIRMEN DOES lines 6-6435. KITTENS given to good homes. Persian. Pan trained; children, 272-7744. BLUE Kittens GRAY, Call HI Dogs . PERFECT MOTHER'S DAY rr 6 weeks old-purebred-black . and white and blue and white $75 each. Log Cabin Ranch, U -S. 12 and Miller Rd., Lake Zurich, GE 8-7291. 17-8226. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. A.K.C. Top champion blood lines. Ready for loving home in 3 wks. Wormed and shots. They even shake vaws. MaMa and her 10 pups picture was on Ist page of Deerfield Villager. 945-5719. YELLOW LABRADOR PUPS A.K.C.. Planned breeding for a: disposition. Excellent hunting stock. Wonderful with children. Male or Female. Call eves. UN 4-3729. Tax 10 Personal DATES Mail (or meetings and j | trained. Champion blood lines. Loves children. 299-8989. oki Avoid Conflicting HOW bimply Dogs WE CAN NO LONGER KEEP OUR beautiful health well-trained little cocker spaniel. He loves children. We also have to find a home for 2 adorable cats. They are mother (spayed) and daughter. Short-haired, affectionate w/beaut. markings. oe call during school hours, 251- AFGHAN—i MESSAGE to all HIGHLAND PARK DEERFIELD AREA "CLEAR" RIDE TO early July. for ride. RETIRED Certified Public Accountant Accounting statements back work brought up to date. ALpine 1-4047 Personal PRESIDENTS Car SERVICES OST: LARGE GREY PERSIAN CAT. Adult male, west Glenview, children’s pet, reward. 729-1110. Business 10 Personal YOUR FAMILY HOME AND PROPerty can be protected from dusk to dawn, 365 nights per year by an armed, bonded, insured, licensed, uniformed Patrolman, making inspection ‘rounds throughout the night. Constant alertness maintained against rowlers, intruders, vandals and outreak of fire. NORTH SUBURBAN PATROL 421 Richmond Road Kenilworth, Il. AL 1-7157 DRIVE MY CAR TO LOS ANGELES. Leave May 15.. References required. Call ALpine 1-2385. BICYCLE, SCHWINN STINGRAY fastback, gold color, strayed from Crow Island School. Reward. Phone 446-8056. or Winnetka Police Dept. Chicago Toll Free 273-5211 or 273-4300 Minimum 4 5 PROGRAM 475-1560 251-4300 MULTIPLE COLUMN ADS Noon Monday .10 PER LINE Cash with order or if paid within 10 days FREE weekdays Healthy Kittens TO GOOD Call evenings, BEAUTIFULLY terrier Phone A.K: Kc. 4 Caeser é puppy; HOME 525- 4352 MARKED choice of litter; 8 wks,; intelligent; bred for tion. Lake Forest. CE 4-3295 LOVELY SILVER aie,e, Bacecdingly ey WIRE MALE small. TOY Show FOX male; — disposi- a quality 272-6733. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Classified — | �Cc es | Service—Income ning and Heating Tax Is, Pets and Supplies s and Art Goods ‘| and Furs prais Auctioneers-— les Conductors Sales r Sal. iles— ign and Sports saggrnew Cars Loans e kutomobile ; Tires and Accessories Trucks—Trailers—For Rent ymobiles——-Wanted To —Trucks—Trailers— Wanted To Rent Boat and aks and Outboard Gifts and Buy Motors. — Contractors intenance and Repair Supplies and Materials Opportunities nvestments and Partnerships ness Personal e Photography and abinet Work Dogs and Cats .A. REG. SEALPOINT SIAMESE ttens. 8 wks. Pan-trd. Reg. 2 yr. S. m. breeder, lige. litters. Very ng. Aft. 4 p.m. 463-4941. ‘NGLISH POINTER, BLACK AND _ white, 7 months old, all-shots, papers, roken $75. Call 869-5717. ‘GHAN HOUND PUPS, SHOW QUAL7, champion sired, beautiful colors, o shedding, AALE Town Houses Vacation Rentais Gardening and Landscape Service— Plants ond Shrubs Gutters and Downspouts Heating and Air Conditioning Help Wanted— Women—Business and Professional Women—Household ‘Women—Baby Sitters Women—tIndustrial Help Wanted— Men—Business and Professional Men—Household Men—Industrial Help Wanted— Men and Women Household Home Service Household Appliance— Service and Repair Household Goods—For Sale Household Goods—Wonted To Buy In Memoriam interior Decorating Jewelry and Jewelry Repair Lawn Mower and Tractor—Service Legal Notices Loans and Investments Lost and Found Mobile Homes Miscellaneous Miscellaneous—For Sale M i Wanted To Buy 14 Books 17 CASH FOR YOUR CERTIFIED store all day phone any appointment. booklet on BOOKS 1307 papers; 15 729-2854. ae. COLLIE..A.K.C. ‘yr. Tri-Color male; well-trained disposition. ae . PArk 4-1783. Y SEAL POINT SIAMESE KITns to be sold at a reasonable price right families. PA 4-2930. a0 SKAN MALAMUTE ks old, AKC reg., PUPS. shots. NINE Large boned, peautihully marked. oa PETS Baskets Half Price We Two locations to serve you 1013 Davis St., Evanston, GR 5-9821 3330 Dempster Open St., Skokie, Business Opportunities 15A 675-9646 Sundays—Skokie Only AUT. COPPER d, ren, ta 7 MARE PALOMINO years MARES—5 old-beaut. AND bin Ranch, U.S. Zurich, Ww GE YOU and 12 and Miller Rd., TO RIDE autiful quarter horse well re expenses. Call 272-5777. A broken, 16 old; PUMPED HORSE-MARE in foal; small; 359-3043. CHAS. OR SALE; TROPICAL FISH ALL tank raised. 328-7768 or UN 4-7813. G 1450. INDIAN HILL MYNAH and 2 years old. = Antiques stand. and Art ce of $45. and _ HE WORKSHOP GALLERY 344 TUDOR CT. SANDWICH - Sandwich f Ivy GLENCOE OVERLAY LAMP See Metz. Mary Call 9:30 EST CASH PRICE FOR ORIrugs; French furniture; odd ts and bric-a-brac. Phone 338-3700 anytime, Mr. Ross. Pony - AMERICAN Scalper scalp bonnet; trophies. Books INDIAN RELICS WI Medicine 5-9637 and feather; after 6 p.m. 2 Gifts SALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY complete study at home law course. Never used. Tests graded by school, ‘complete bks., ete. Orig. cost over $425, now only $285. 433-3731. 2— Classified 17. Cameras and Photography HONEYWELL PENTAX H3V_ CAMera, $125; mm. super-Takumar, ; mm. super-Takumer, F3.5, $50; 85 mm. super-Takumer, F 1.8, $80. Call after 6 p.m. 446-5176 THREE TO and b and Glencoe. ALTERATIONS NORTHBROOK In Shopping FORD 763 Center Road Phone 945-8070 MYRLE’S GOURMET CATERING Delicious and Artistic Foods For the Discriminating Hostess Compiays Service and ui OUTSTANDING WEDDING KES AND RECEPTIONS ALpine 1-5841 EXCEPTIONAL FOODS CATERED WITH/WITHOUT ATTENDANTS WHY COOK? 1709 Glenview Rd., Glenview, Ill. For menu planning, Miss B. 724-0302. PARTY EQUIP. FOR RENT WE DELIVER ACE RENTAL Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 M.G. L & M CATERING PARTIES Krause OUR SPECIALTY 724-9067 or 677-8087 WILL MAKE YOUR hors d’oeuvres, casseroles molds. Call AL 1-1878 21 FANCY or jello 1619 FITTINGS BY “JANE” APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY Coats, dresses and skirts. Glenview Rd., CLEANERS Glv. 23 Equipment MAGIC FOR YOUR CHILD’S BIRTHDAY! An hour of surprising entertainment with TINY TRAINED ANIMALS and complete audience participation. Mature, experienced, professional and VERY MODESTLY PRICED! MR. NORMAN: 256-3033 hdo Productions, Inc. OF HIGHLAND PARK entertainment specialists’’ party marquees— catering—entertainment dance floors—car poets ee ‘One call does it all” ID 2-1240 DICK RINDSKOPF DRAWS CARICATURES OF GUESTS Cocktail parties, Grad. and Sweet 16s. LE 17-1895, Wheeling Shades of Future’ 724-0300 DRESSMAKER ALTERATIONS TO BRIDAL GOWNS 257-5517 (Moving to area, call for app’t now) STAGE COACHES, HAY-RIDES, Pony Rides, Fire Engines, Surries, sent anywhere. Or have your child or adult party at the Country Boy’s barn. 634-3633. Have FOLK Any Guitar, CALYPSO, occas. Tod Turl, Will Rental JOHNSON EQUIPMENT Co. Skokie OR 5-7400 RENTAL WE YARD RENT EVERYTHING Open Daily 8 to 5, Sat. 8 to No charge for Sunday Travel SING-ALONGS 30, HI 6-1715. COMPLETE CHILDREN’S BIRTHDAY parties—refreshments, favors, utensils and a full-length movie. Phone Mr. Lurie at 251-7411 for information. 1 RENTAL HEADQUARTERS ACE RENTAL 27 WAUKEGAN RD. YOrktown Loans and IF 5-5080 Investments YOU NEED MONEY for any worthwhile purpose get a low cost loan at the First National of Evanston quickly and confidentially! for details—call Mr. Ingrish 328-8100 Extension 250 29 Moving and Storage MIDDLETON GOOD MUSIC INSURANCE! You can have it by letting my versatile group (3, 4 or 5 pieces, etc.) play for your wedding reception or dinner dance. We've played good music at the Barrington Hills Country Club, Lake Shore Club, Skokie Country Club, Highland Park Country Club, Michigan Shores Club. May we insure ou for good music? Phil Varchetta.* 37 North St. Louis Av., Chicago, Ill. 60624 Tel. VA 6-5783. *pronounced Var-ketta. POPULAR MUSIC Call Larry at AL 1-5370 ALTERATIONS EAST-GLEN ROCK GROUP LOOKING FOR LEAD guitarist. Call CR 2-2343 now for audition. Starting June 9th. Entertainment "The Dressmaking—Sewing— Needlework NO INSURE THE SUCCESS OF YOUR party with professional entertaining musicians. For information: Call 274-5731 2-2515 “Your TEA, GRADUATION, OR WEDDING parties. Artistic hors d’oeuvres; sandwiches or sandwich loaves. Made to your order. ALpine 1-2269. Lillian CR 22 272-5507 Catering 8910 DRAPES ALTERATIONS AND TAILORING CALL EVENINGS ALTERED Phone EXPERT PHOTO INSTRUCTION IS ONLY PART OF OUR SERVICE 18 RECONDITION, RELINE DRAPES, curtains, cafes. Slipcovers or upholstery for small pieces. Sewing of all kinds. PArk 4-5824. CAMERA 835-2507 FOTO—DEERFIELD Waukegan HEMS _ $2.50 FULL 2213 Central St., Evanston BROTHERS FOLK MUSIC BY BOB GAND or the Village School Singers or the Gand Family Singers will surprise your guests. Call now, WI 5-5321 3748 Oakton, DRESSMAKER WITH EUROPEAN trade school will solve all your sewing problems in her own home. 869-8571 SPORTSWEAR, CASUAL, FORMAL AND WEDDINGS VErnon 5-0758 Phone WANDA MAGIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS Ask for Dan, AL 6-1148 8910 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS SERVE YOU BETTER 651 Vernon, APARTMENT HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification 4132 in this Paper! and fin729- CUSTOM APPAREL AND ALTERAtions. Michigan Ave. experience. For appointment call ID 2-2953. w processing GLENCOE CAMERA SHOP I alterations UN 9-6367 QUALITY Now in stock! Famous Panasonic Radios, Tape Recorders and Record Players at low, low prices 1421 Gre- . Cameo glass; and others. 2896 before 10 a.m. or after .m. for appt. to see. Reasonable prices, work guaranteed KAEHLER LUGGAGE SHOP Sherman Ave. DAvis 8-0744 dresses; everything carefully my work guaranteed. JOSEPHINE’S CUSTOM MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING SHOP 721 Elm St., Winnetka Expert alterations Hillcrest 6-7299 ALTERATIONS AND HEMS ON WOMen’s apparel. Formerly with Peck and Peck. Vicinity of Foster and Sherman. ONE DAY SERVICE ON KODACHROME < made ALTERATIONS. Brand color CO. HANDBAG AND LUGGAGE REPAIRING others. Custom restyling; ae? All AND STRAIGHT hems $3.50. 328-5159 48 Hour CUSTOM BRINKMEYER REGULAR OR ELECTRONIC. WE will run your pre-cut stencils or cut them for you. BULLETINS, LETTERS, FORMS, ETC. Reas. prices. Good delivery. Days FR 2-2287, nights, wkends. OR 63910. ‘ ADLER LETTER SERVICE ~ 318 W. Adams Chicago Albert Wechsler : Goods AMEN RODDED Entertainment MONOGRAMMING BELTS, BUTTONS AND BUCKLES COVERED WITH FABRIC EXPERT PLEATING MARY ANN SILKS & WOOLENS, INC. 626 Church, Evanston DAvis 8-3984 Golf Mill Shopping Center, Ph. 824-9212 BUTTONS, BUCKLES AND MACHINE button holes. 24 HOUR SERVICE. Belts, Pleating. Complete stock of metal zippers. VOGUE FABRIC SHOP 722 Main St. UNiversity 4-3034 a free roll or 120 film Tri X type family Expert Camera Répairs Estimates FREE Mimeographing . RECEIVED A SELECT GROUP prints by CHAGALL, J. LEVINE, Fe DAU, GONZALES-TORNERO, MARGULIES, hours Dressmaking—Sewing— Needlework DRESSMAKING CLEANED CONSTRUCTION PArk 4-0367 Unusual Bargains In Original Etchings, gravings and Wood Cuts _ twelve up up up up $1.99 20°, DISCOUNT ON ALL COLOR FILM Service AND DRAINS gentle; excellent for children. $300. sg to SEPTIC TANKS CATCH BASINS Supplies. DAvis 8-8858. QUARTER Seven Business BLACK KITTEN ALBINO PARAKEET. 4-yr. inventory. weekly can net excellent income. More full time. For personal interview write STUCKEY’S DISTRIBUTING CO., 6162 E. Mockingbird, Suite 100, Dallas, Texas 75214. Include telephone number. each. Log 9-7281. LIKE by 155 153 Real Estate Loans and Mortgages Roofing and Siding Rug and Upholstery Cleaning Rummage Sales Schools and Instruction . Shades—Blinds—Awnings Situations Wanted— Students Women—Business and Professional Women—Household Women—Baby Sitting Men—Business and Professional Men——Household Men and Women Men and Women—tindustrial Sporting Goods and Equipment Trade or Barter Travel—Share Your Car Tree Trimming Trucks and Trailers—For Toys Uereruitere-Business Machines Pholstering, Repairing & Refinishin Wanted To Renta af — Apartments Board and Room Furnished Apartments Furnished Houses Garages Houses Light Housekeeping Rooms Rooms Shore Houses and Apartments sof New INSTA-FLASH Camera, made to sell for $9.95... SPECIAL, this week only $5.99! Partnerships Wanted To’ Buy—Houses FREE! $4.95 Carrying Case with purchase of Polaroid Swinger 256-3000 COLLECTING MONEY AND REstocking NEW TYPE high quality coin operated dispensers in your area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $1,900 cash secured 6 conformation Ran mannered—$450 Investments and get 620 X or per Motorcycles——Go Carts Moving and Storage Musica! Instruction Notices Office and Stere Equipment Painting ond Decorating Personai Personal Service Piano Tuning Pianos and Musical Instruments Plumbing Printing Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For Sale Radio - TY - Hi-Fi Service and Repair Real Estate For Sale Apartment Buildings Business Property Cemetery Lots ond Crypts Condominiums Co-op Apartments Farms—Acreage—Estates Houses Investment Properties Out of State Resorts Summer and Winter Homes end Cottages Town Houses Vacant Property Wanted To Buy—Apeartment Buildings Cand Wanted To Buy ini Wanted To Buy—-Co-op Apartments 21 FREE FILM Bring this ad and of 35mm, 126, 127, Verichrome, Plus limit: one roll SPARE TIME INCOME THOROUGH- 16 hands, very gentle w/childyears old, pleasure horse or Brood mare prospect. HI 6 Cabin, Used 35mm cameras $12.50 Used Movie Projectors $25.00 Used Slide Projectors $20.00 New Electronic Flash $12.50 New illuminated slide viewer BOOKSHOP. USED, Central, Evans. May REALTY Photography Close-out of new and used cameras, projectors and accessories at low, deep-cut prices All items fully guaranteed! MOVING COMPANY FOR SALE 3 large vans, 1 pickup truck. All brand new equipment. $29,000, with moving rights. Call Sundays only for appointment. CR: 2-5520. FOOD AND SUPPLIES THURS., FRI., SAT. ONLY “Wicker 1911 ard 107 108 SPRING CLEAN-UP CAMERA SALE DRY CLEANING PROF. AND COIN op. business and bldg. Long estab. Exc. location. Also Launderette and commercial laundry business. OutrT digs money maker. DE 6-3678, CH 4-5401. Animals, Pets and Supplies FOR Cameras BOOKS BOOK APPRAISER IN Friday and Saturday, or time for information or DA 8-4424. Ask for free values, etc. BOOKER’S Chicago Avenue. LAKE BAY 1409 Lake Avenue 358-5386 ELSINGER'S Gifts COMBINATION RESTAURANT, BILLIARD ROOM, AND WORK CLOTHING STORE Only Billiard license in this North Shore suburb. Current inventory, restaurant, equipment, billiard and pool tables, clothing, etc., for sale. New lease available on 1 to 3 year flexible terms. Purchase price in low 20s, by Owner, anxious to complete sale. Immediate possession. and $75. and > PRICE SALE KENNEDY’S ae rare. 11-31st $150 and up. JAckson 6-7105 GOLDEN RETRIEVER 3 . Old.; all shots and fully trained: friendly, $100. LASSIFIED INDEX Christmas Trees and Decoraticns Coins and Stamps Concrete Work Conducted House Sales Disclaimer of Debts Dogs and Cats Dressmaking——-Sewing—Needlework Draperies & Slip Covers—Custom Made Electrical Service Entertainment Equipment Rental Exterminating Fireplace Wood Floor Refinishing and Covering Flowers and Florists For Rent— Apartments Apartments To Share Board and Room Convalescent Homes Furnished Apartments Furnished Houses Garages Halls and Studios Hotels Houses Houses To Share Industrial Light Housekeeping Rooms Out of State Rooms Storage Space Stores and Offices Summer Rentals MOVERS FOR ALL YOUR MOVING NEEDS BY Professional Movers. Fully equipped and insured. I.C.C. 22033 LL NORTHBROOK, HERBERT MIDDLETON CR 2-5520 KELLY MOVING RO 1-2686 CALL AND HAULING Tl. C.C. 18345MC-C DOVER RO 1-0666 MOVERS THE LOW-COST LOCAL MOVERS. to haul one item or a houseful. Insured, Il. CC22633MCC, 864-6139) MOVING? RENT A TRUCK PADS — DOLLIES — U-DRIVE JOHNSON’S TRAILERS SERVICE ROgers Park 1-2000 7446-48 N. Clark Chicago, Ill. JACKSON MOVERS We specialize in moving, packing Large or small jobs at reas. rates da or 5 Exp. men. UNiversity 4-2662 or UNiversity 4-1105. NEED SMALL ITEMS MOVED, rummage items picked up _ and delivered? Have an odd job to be done? Call AL 1-4394 MOVING? DON’T WANT TO HIRE the pros, but you need help. Call us Could mean $$ for you. 869-6984 Bill. 30 Musical MILDRED Instruction KRUGMAN LESSONS POPULAR ALpine IN PIANO 1-4201 GUITAR—BANJO—AUTOHARP Varied styles taught by performer instructor Bob Gand. It’s Fun! Village School of Folk Music. 945-5321. GUITAR CLASSES Adults or children; guitar rental; EXPERIENCED TEACHER Frank Narrol 272-8129 KURT LOWMAN, LESSONS IN CLAS sic and popular piano in my home o yours. Beginners a specialty. 272-8191 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald © Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May I1, 1967 Pe �a 34 Instruction SCHREFFLER MUSIC CO. VIBRAHARP 3 OCTAVE, JENCO portable, black and’ silver finish, perfect cond. $195. Baritone saxs, fine older instrument. Plays very well. $125. Call 477-8983. INSTRUMENTS FINE PROFESSIONALS We have a SUPERIOR RENTAL PLAN which will save you money— and excellent REPAIR SERVICE. We carry an abundant stock of ill instruments including: Pianos-Organs-Stereo Tape Recorders-Record Players Records-Sheet Music Piano Tuning - Musical Entertainment GIBSON 5 folk banjo. 764-6098 or STRING Excellent LONG NECK condition. Call 446-2284. AMPEG GEMINI 1 $150; SILVERtone amp., 1-12” tremelo $50. 12’’ ext. speaker. All immaculate. Call GR 51948 after 6 p.m. AMPEG REVERBEROCKE AMPLIFIer newly installed parts, wiring; like new condition; reasonable. Call after 6 p.m. 864-9761. FENDER BANDMASTER MINT CONdition $300, candle apple red stratocaster $225, 251-1541 after 6:30 p.m. Ask for Corey. 1363 Shermer Rd. Northbrook 272-749 | DRUM, SAXOPHONE AND _ TRUMPET INSTRUCTION in your home by certified teacher. Extremely reasonable rates. 272-8761 Kimball Upright Piano OAK CASE, GOOD CONDITION. Call 869-5280. FOR SALE FENDER STRATOCASTER electric solid body guitar, one year Excellent condition. $260. Call 234- It Makes WITH a Difference When you buy your piano from A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN Only here will you find the select Kranich & Bach and Winter amongst other well-known makes. Don't Buy a Grand until fully you see our custom rebuilt and guaranteed Steinways Baldwins Conovers Kimballs Lyon & Healys and many others reasonably priced. Rentals with option to buy. We buy and trade pianos. Complete servicing dept. Family tradition of e rt craftsmanship. Superb workmanship is our mark of quality. KURT SAPHIR PIANOS 1143 Greenleaf, Wilmette Immed. S.E. Wilm. Northwestern Sta. North 256-0167 South HY 3-1500 Daily 9:30-5:30 Mon., Thurs. 9:30-9 PIANOS - ORGANS 3 Mos. Rental Special SKOKIE OR Open Eves. 3-5612 ’til 9 and reconditioned Spinets, consoles. Studios. Rental option plan for children. Come in or call in daily 9 to 6 Mon. and Thurs. to 9, Sundays 1 to 5. UTTERBERG PIANO CO.-EST. 1910 5731 N. Central Ave., Chicago RO 3-5020 SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON NEW AND used pianos. Steinway Grand 6’ EB. Baldwin Grand, like new, reas. Used - inets from $195. Many others to oose from. MIDWEST PIANO CO. 2638 Devon Av. HO 5-5900 6 made by STRING Martin GUITAR (STEEL) Craftsmen. An instrument with superb sound. With custom strings and case for the serious Blues—Folk guitarist. Call 2514331. ‘‘Bill’’ Need Pianos—All WILL PAY MIDWEST TOP Makes PRICES. 5-5900 WE BUY USED PIANOS HIGHEST PRICES PAID Co., BR 4-291 | McCALL Western, Chicago CO 17-7564 SPINET PIANO PLEASE CALL DAvis 8-2186 FENDER JAZZMASTER GUITAR with case, $225; twin reverb amp, excellent, $350. Both $525 or best. 2345193. “May II, 1967 CHICKERING OF BOSTON, BEAUTIful apt. grand. Also player section, which would need repair. $650 or best offer. Leaving the city. 328-3435. FRIDAY (NOT BEFORE) 10 A.M. TO 8 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 2418 Hartzell, Evanston. Baby Grand Piano. See ad under classif. 171. ELECTRIC GUITAR FENDER MASTER. Case and stand. Excellent condition. Hillcrest 6-2632 JAZZ- Evanston Review i TOURISTS—STUDENTS Useful conversation in German and French. Formerly with IBM, France and Berlitz/Helsinki. V. Sell, 869-8229. CHINESE COOKING CLASS now being formed. Ne and evening classes. 15 lessons $30. Sara Moy, 1018 Davis St., Evanston. 328-2233. 38 Camps SALE LIKE NEW EKO six string worth $59 reasonable offer. Call CE Special Wyoming trip for six weekers Come any 2- 3- 4- 5- or 6 weeks June 25-August 5 Write to George Sherman. 342 Division Marshall, Mich. Founded 1947 ACA REMOTE CANOE TRIP FOR High School Young Men Only (15-17) 3 Wilderness Weeks, June 18-July 11 SILVERTONE WESTERN guitar. Good condition. $10. 11 a.m., 869-7955. AQUA 35 Piano ZENKER’S PIANO CO. (FORMERLY CONCERT TUNER SALZBURG FESTIVAL, AUSTRIA) 2125 W. Devon Av. ROgers Park 4-7607 Honest Craftsmanship PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR GEORGE E. NEWQUIST Expert Tuning Checked Electronically PROMPT SERVICE CRestwood 2-1112 PIANO IS AN INVESTMENT PROTECT IT! Expert tuning and repair; appraisals; rebuilding; tog oe bought and sold. KEN SWEET, Associates, UN 4-7407 TUNE UP FOR SUMMER NOW Fast service—satisfaction guaranteed. Have fork; will tune Call HI 6-0694 37 Schools and CAMP CANADIAN CANOE TRIP August 10-20, ages 13-17 A truly fantastic trip. Write or call Richard MacDonald Doug MacNiel 446-1696 446-1039 Woods N’ Waters. 933 Hill Rd., Winnetka GOLDEN ARROW DAY CAMP Pvt. inst. Swim every day, co-ed 4-13. Transp. Hot lunch. Teacher staff. JOE TADELMAN 945-4072 MAINTENANCE—. EXTERIOR Builders and Contractors Direct Factory Distributors AL 6 p.m., = BSMNT. REC. RM. ceils.; floor tile, gen. and repair. By independent Free estimates. 272-8680. Building Maintenance and Repair Quality custom-built kitchen WASH OUT Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Fireplace 52 Building Supplies and M SAND—BLAC (When RIV STONE he FOR Flagstone—Blues CONCRETE STEPPERS FOI] Sewer Mo CONCRETE, Drain Tile, Cul PLAST., MASON 1} DELIVERED—PICK UPS INV BUILDERS SERVICE, Ih Rd. pati H| 6.2402 | DELIVERIES TO EVA HIGHLAND PARK A DEERFIELD NOT SOLIC 53 Concrete Work ROBERT N. LOUTSCH | 2333 Glenview Rd., Wilmette CONCRETE CONTRACTO Walks, driveways, se pi = steps, porches and re ' ALpine 6 cs ‘Call before 8, and after 5.’ CEMENT CONTRACTOR — DE ways, walks, steps, patio forms. Basement waterpr ing North Seay customers KNEIP ORchard § ACRES CONCRETE Cement work. City Also-Carpenter and Charge it. 3 sidewalks Remodelii Midwest icensed, = ye bonded and Bank insur Gardening and pare 54 “4 Service—Plants and Shrubs — BLACK DIRT WORK, STONE, grading, ‘rubbish D and hisisar: CR 2-01 mo Ebilsisor ‘trucking . COMPLETE LANDSCAPING PULVERIZED TOP oe: Ill. PA up; fertilizin pessehapie 7 p.m. JIM 4-3300 or PA VOLE. rates. 4-1 * LAS Call ID ne 0 a OF BEINLICH LAWN MAINTENANCE IN COMPLETE LA care. O. H. Little. 458-4335. — FOR BEST LAWN MAINTE early spring cen ees odd job, greens, shrubbery. Any ae Fears Landscaping, 389-0033. Grading, CUTTING — cutting weeds. WI 5-3227. VICTOR’S LANDSCAPING Spring clean ing. Year UN 4-3172. up. round Planting and se maliteneeag FRANK’S LAWN SERVICE REMODELING TILING ALL TYPES OF TILE WORK. ramic—mosaic—plastic. Floor, and ceiling Call Gem Builders, 475-3420. * Northbrook Star * Highland repair. Tractor Work. KITCHEN REMODELING AND ROOM extension. All types of remodeling. Free estimates, 25 years experience. Ask for Henry. DA 8-0869. serving GENERAL MASONRY Tuckpointing. Glass blocks C crete work. Ramp Co. Call 281-881 ROTOTILLER, LARS H. LARSON Remodeling and Repairing I treat your home like my own. Since 1950 Phone 698-2407. News * Glenview Announcements WOR! Carpentry-Siding- Roofing Cement-Tuckpointing-Masonry Mike Dragovich I SPECIALIZE ADDITIONS GARAGES RECREATION ROOMS COMPLETE HOME IMPROVEMENTS WE SPECIALIZE IN GOOD WORK FREE ESTIMATES CR 2-1893 774-2407 and The Village Lamplighter, SAVE $$ GUARANTEED Clean Floor and Wall Tiling Glenview. 2 AND PA MODELING FRANK AUGUST G. KUNZ CARPENTRY Formica countertops, cabinets, shelves, family rooms, porches, and room additions. Insured. UNiversity 4-9212 2309 GREY AVE. Rd. pat ALpine BILL HESKETH Glenview, 24 Hr. Emergency Service 867-9199 Waukegan and BLACK lt Gutters Replaced or Repaired All types sheet metal and roofing GLENVIEW ceilings shai CLEAN Call Tom UN 7-8636 R&L Roofing—Sheet Metal INSURED BATHROOM lathe 1-7119 SOD—SEED . Trees—Shrubs—Evergreens . Trees Cut Down . Spring Cleanup . Tractor Work 894-1947 Repaired and Installed 1328 Metal ways, CERAMIC TILE Room additions Rec. rooms Kitchens. Family rooms Bathrooms Dormers Free Estimates Gladly Given Deal direct with owner—no salesmen Once 3 is started, opps THOUT DE PLASTERING SCHNEIDER & FALASCO TRACTOR of kitchens, TO ROOMS. REMO! D and interior p ting CRestwo JOSEPH cabinets, storage units, room dividers and vanities Formica countertops and cabinets GReenleaf 5-1115 2142 Ashland Ave., Evanston IMAGINATIVE DESIGNS REALISTIC PRICES Can pentry, Cabinet Makin carukasiot ING. Exterior Henry Dier ALpine 1.2618 Bob Viets Custom Carpentry 5-0262 Dean 250 Happ CONTRACTOR GUARANTEED NOT in shower area. VE 272-0 REMODELING for modernization and bathrooms: REMODELING SEGGER CONSTR. CO. TUCKPOINTING Tanbark BEST PRICES NOW ALL-RITE HOME PRODS., IN Free Estimates UN 4-2224, BR a 3370 HOME REMODELING AT ITS FINest. B a throoms—Kitchens—Rec. rooms. All types of tile work: Ceramic—Mosaic—Plastics. Call GEM BUILDERS, 475-3420. PANELING, Acoustical carpentry carpenter. Dore WE DO BRICK AND STONE wo Tuckpointing, chimney r Hee Sanne: Insured. CRUSHED New Construction Box 84 Northfield HI 6-5400 QUALITY It—I Do It Ericka. PLAYBOX COMPLETE REMODELING, NEW homes, additions, . kit., baths, tile work, roof repairs, concrete work. QUALITY CONSTRUCTION CO. FREE ESTIMATES CRestwood 2-4429 2734 W. Touhy, Chicago M. Chimney GEORGE AND GEORGE CARPENTERS Building—Repair—Millwork **Let George Do It’’ Phone CRestwood 2-2530 or 1458 VISIT OUR FACTORY SHOW ROOM John RECHTORIS & CO. pe ? Ghecnleaf 5-6762 ROOM ADDITIONS—REC. ROOMS CUSTOM KITCHEN REMODELING SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY WORK FREE ESTIMATE 272-7951 ALL WORK COMPLETELY GUARANTEED You Name AN Carpentry-Plasteri ng- Cement, ALpine GENERAL CONTRACTOR Expert workmanship and smart styling. New homes, new kitchens, remodeling and additions. Free sketches and estimate. 256-4949. PURE, = Tuckpointing-Masonry-Painti O: SCHULZ EDWARD Wa REMODELING—ALTER IMPROVEMENTS Porches Dormers HAROLD Save By Buying From A Distributor Repairs Caulking Bric!c] Bldg. Cleaning LeakyB Bldg. of all Descriptions In Emil J. Birkenheier UNiversit; 831-4767 51 OUR TRAINED STAFF DOES THE ENTIRE JOB TUCKPOINTING Chimney Bedrooms 1-1254 ROOM WILMETTE SRIyING. SCHOOL Licensed by State of Illinois Behind wheel—$7.50 an hr. driving— classroom free. 529 Main St., Evanston. UNiversity 9-4774. ON CARPENTRY REMODELING ROOM additions. Do my own work. Call anytime after 6 “aes ig Johnson. EVERYTHING NEW BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL INCLUDING KITCHEN SINK (and stove, refrigerator etc.) after 20% CO. CUSTOM CABINETS. FREE EST. Remodeling; additions; new homes Howard's Cabinet Shop. 272-3829 Inc. 348-4852 SAVE CONST. 30 years on the North Shore QUALITY WORK Oech & Bobart OPENINGS AVAILABLE FOR Afternoon Sessions at TOM THUMB NURSERY SCHOOL (Licensed by State of Illinois) 2612 Central St. Creative half-day pogroms for your pre-school child gton 3-5) Call UN 9-556 * Glencoe AND LAUER GENERAL Kitchen Salon Tiny Tot Play School Northbrook, Ill. Eve.: 446-7064 WITH BYRON FELTON CONSTRUC. CO. Building and Remodeling Kitchens, Bathrooms, Family Rooms, Additions, Ceramic Tile, Floor Tile Winnetka 446-3268 FREE ESTIMATE PH. 274-6601 OP HOUSE UNITY NURSERY SCHOOL 3434 CENTRAL ST. MAY 13, 10 TO 12 NOON Registration for Fall term. Modern, established school with experienced staff. Director, Mrs. W. B. Scott, UN 4-7453. For information, call Mrs. Scott or Mrs. Wiss, 328-7454. 250 Skokie Blvd. Day: 835-3327 BOYS Instruction * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk DAY KITCHEN CABINET-VANITIES COMPLETE WOOD AND FORMICA KITCHENS Tuning UNING—REPAIRING YOUR LANE $25 PER WEEK INCLUDING LUNCH and transportation. Exclusive campsite in DesPlaines. Complete athletic program. Arts, crafts and music instruction. Boys and Girls. Dee Beniaris, Director. 465-0926. Any STYLE Call after Northfield Bldg. and Const. DEAL and Repair OWNERS AVAILABLE NOW—THE MANPOWER and equipment to give you a quality built addition or interior remodelin work. Free estimates, fully bonde and insured, 20 years’ experience. Far north, in N.W. Ontario, The Canoeist’s Last Frontier-Your party shares this adventurous land with No One, Voyageurs North, 724-4826 after 4 GUITAR new. 4-4879. HOME Kitchens 6-15 MIKQUANO Building Malntenaneot i ~=Builders sed Contractors CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors WE OFFER A COMPLETE SERVICE for every type of byticing remodeling Ceramic Tile — Vinyl Tile Work Concrete Work — Walks, Steps, Footings Roofing and Roof Repairs Tuckpointing of Chimneys and Walls No matter how large or how small the work, we will be pleased to figure it. CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. 22 Green Bay Road, Winnetka John B. Clausen HILLcrest 6-2100 Structural Engineer Mrs. V. Short PArk 4-7786. Bathrooms Room Additions In Central Wisconsin Academics-Reading, Science, Math. Recreation-Riding, Swimming, Crafts, Canoeing, Fishing, Sports, Water Skiing, Trips. WURLITZER. FRENCH PROVINCIAL. antique white, like new, original finish, Sacrifice at $545. 537-4739. FOR SCHOOL LEARN ANY LANGUAGE CONVERsationally through pictures. Call for a complimentary lesson. Classes are — beg. 518-26 Davis, Evanston. 32838) YOUNG IDEAS NURSERY 501 Sherman, Evanston Registrations for Summer and now being taken. Call UN 4-4659. HOME DA 8- way or YO 6-7065 MOVING: MUST SELL—CHICKERING spinet piano, fruitwood finish, perfect condition. Also RCA color TV; Magnus elect. orget French clarinet and violins.—HI 6-2410. STEINWAY GRANDS 3811 LATE MODEL TENDER PRECISION bass, Sunburst finish. Excellent cond. with case. reas. Also Bass Amp. John Sieg, GR 5-9608 eves. and weekends. 2727 Crawford, Evanston Beautiful facilities. 3 acres of property. Full and half day arrangements. Age 21, through 5. Hot lunches, arts and crafts, dancin and _ foreign language. 19 yrs. of exp. Licensed bahiaess Call PIANO CO. HOliycourt Spencer GIBSON ES335 GUITAR: MUST SELL, best offer. Vox Foundation Bottom; od new, never used, best offer. 446- VALUE Grand pianos painstakingly rebuilt. New ELGER RICKENBACKER 6 STRING STEREO double pick-up Guitar, also amplifier. Excellent condition. Call Barry, UN 4-0788. UTAH SOUND COLUMNS. 3-12’ speakers in each. eae $100. 31 WAREHOUSE SALE—300 PIANOS RENT A PIANO $5.00 A MO JANSSEN-CABLE-GRAND-KAWAI New Spinet-88 Note $ New Console Direct Blow $439 10 Used Grands fr. $295 Steinway-Baldwin-Wurlitzer-Starck Used Spinets and Consoles fr. $195 Practice Uprights-Players fr. $ 79 Mon. and Thur. 9-9 Sun. 12-5 AM 2-2023 FIELD’S 7315 N. Western, Chicago BIG EBONY SPINET WURLITZER about 2 years old. $375. Call evenings. UN 4-5782. etc. MUSIC. CENTER Lincoln $70. 2 BIG 2 MONTHS FREE Kimball-Yamaha-Lowrey-Whitney ORGANS re one po f a New-U 8016 SLEEK piano HORN CASE. 724-6419 50 Instruction SUMMER A.B.C. School of Languages CAMP PIANO AND ORGAN LESSONS at your home. Children or adults, beginners or advanced. Mr. Gersch, ph. VA 6-0488. BARITONE and classes at Loyola Academy which are ot be co-ed. Registration for girls May 6th and 13th, between 9 a.m. and 12 noon for 7th, 8th grade and high school students. For any further information contact Father Beall at Loyola Academy. $100 FENDER BASSMAN AMP. W/COVERS and dolly, $300 firm. White Fender precision bass guitar, $160. Call Jack at 272-3053. Pianos and Musical Instruments ARE BOYS ACCORDION, ORGAN, GUITAR, PIano instruction in studio or home. N. Shore area. Spec. in pop. music. Instruments furn. $2.50 up. 251-8572. 34 Schools THERE CONN ARTIST ORGAN Originally $3,200. 5 years old. Full size, large external speaker, suitable for church or home. Reas. 463-1042 after 4 p.m. starting Mon., May 15. ~ INSTRUCTION ON ALL BY 37 Pianos and Musical Instruments i Musical 724-9704. CEwall Lawn work, fertilizing, clean- “UP, rototilling, rubbish remov No job too small. Call J 1-791 ROTO-TILLING _ YOUR GARDEN HAVE ESTIMATE NOW 272-3073 MARTINEZ LANDSCAPING Lawn and tree service, soddin; seeding. Black dirt _and service. Free estimate. Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Call 537-6: Classified a �. Gardening and Landscape Service—Plants and Shrubs OMPLETE 57. J. Michaels PA Z GRECO BROTHERS mp ay 0 Call ° job too small. anytine, 625-3486. - Gutters and Downspouts CLEANED -AIRED, PAINTED, COMPLETE and sheet metal service. Fully . Free inspection. Free est. rier Eagle Roofing Co. ORchard 4-9423 UTTERS ROOFING lete Gutter and Downspout Service All type Roofing the North Shore for 25 yrs.’’ SING ORchard 5-4030 Mower 57 Painting and FO A 4-6146. Decorating “WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL TYPES OF ting. Ind. attention and needs 17 YEARS J. M. ECKERT OF COURSE. ARE THE BEST! the North Shore for 45 years. © gamble with your painting or of orating problems if you consult one experts: es Mr. Hauber AL 1-2959 * Schmidt CR 2-4268 Mr. Eckert AL 1-1199 Main office 5524 Broadway, Chicago. LO 1-5437 BJORNSON RB aparelat Painting TERIOR An LIVINGSTON perting ethene Decorating EXTERIOR Painting Masonry Painting aterials. PagREEaration—Bes Best Materials.” ESTIMATES ugh . "FULLY INSURED E 7-0737 3 Generations on North ~E&B 2 comp. Shore DECORATING and Expert color and insured Free estimates prep. PAINTING AND DECORATING mates. CRestwood 2-1557 after No Job Too Small and Gutter work. Quality aranteed. Fast courteous serree estimates. ; Contractors & : “1630 Spencer : Av. JOHN DAVID ere 1-6344 CRestwood ‘ainting—Outside Specialty YEARS NORTH SHORE. - gured. Free Estimates. 267-1551. ; 6 ROOMS CLEANED, $85 Spec. rates on int. and ext. ; painting. repairs. Est. 25 yrs.; Lloyd Broberg, 743-7130. 4 — Classified IN- Evanston Review fully AL on the North 1-1254 72 Shore O IT ALL COMPLETE KITCHEN REMODELing. All types cabinets and lavatories made to order. Furniture repair. Call Mr. Dawson, 251-5737 or AL 1-6709. TALLY CARPENTERS SPECIALIZE in remodeling, room addition, drywall, basement and work of all kinds. Call University 4-3604. Electrical LICENSED ELECTRICIAN REPAIRS. INSTALLATION AND REMODELING, ETC. CALL AFTER 6 P.M. CR and MIDWEST RELIABLE WINDOWS CLEANED MAKE APPT., AL 1-5350 ACE WALL WASHING SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES DAvis 8-3247 The Tile—Slate—Asphalt surgery, modern A equipment, Arborist COMPLETE TREE CARE SERVICE Accurate diagnosis of tree troubles. Dutch Elm disease control sprays arranged now. Phone 437-4080. CLAVEY TREE SERVICE TRIMMING—TREE REMOVAL STUMP REMOVAL Park 9-2279. HOME 60 MAINTENANCE— INTERIOR Carpentry—Cabinet 477-0726 CARPET CLEANING FLOORS CLEANED AND WAXED PArk 4-0749 24 Hr. Answering Service RUG SHAMPOOING, FLOOR STRIPping, scrubbing and polishing. Wall washing. Window washing. Painting. Call 662-0422 BEST WAY WINDOW CLEANING service. Reasonable rates. Free Estimates. Call 478-2900. Jim's Wall Washing FREE Service Andy's Home WALLACE HOUSE CLEANING SERvice, walls, ceilings washed; carpet, rug cleaning, low prices, guaranteed satisfaction. 864-3946 for free estimate. Frank's Disposal Service APPLIANCES, brush, etc. AL * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News JUNK 1-7960. HUSBAND GONE FISHING—HOW about golfing? Windows and gutters still dirty?? Let us take care of those nagging problems. Call Al, 823-5697. 5 ROOMS WASHED APPROX. $70. Windows washed and polished. Smail carpenter jobs. DAvis 8-5945 after 7:30 p.m. Garages WE CLEAN: and Basements REASONABLE 68 456-1939 WANT ADS * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, WANTED—TYPING, PROOFREADING or other mail-order work to do at home. Experienced. Phone 253-8653. RELIABLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE 5 days 9 to 4 taking care of convalesoe References. Own transp. 869436. EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE WOMEN will clean offices, good references. Call 864-6805 after 6 p.m. and weekends. PROFESSIONAL SECRETARY will give sec. service and do typing jobs. IBM type. Letters, Manuscripts. Perfection is my policy. HI 6-3480 JUST PLAIN TYPING. $1.50 HR. Envelope addressing—manuscripts. Can pick up/deliver in Glenview area. Call PArk 4-4688 any time. TYPING, CLERICAL, GENERAL OFfice position wanted part-time, 4-5 hours per day. Vicinity Evanston, Wilmette. Exp. Capable. DAvis 8-1578. TYPING DONE AT HOME Exp. in business and thesis work. Scientific subjects my specialty. IBM typewriter. Reas. rates. Call 328-6687. RELIABLE WOMAN SEEKS POSITION of Supervisor or Executive Secretary in high class office. 869-9656 after five or all day weekends. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY NEEDS evening and weekend work. Accurate and responsible. $2.50 Hr. Phone after 5 p.m. 328-6911. Also weekends. REUPHOLSTERY EXPERIENCED TYPIST Will do typing at home. Pick up and deliver if necessary. Phone 272-8680. SLIPCOVER SALE 101 REUPH. SOFA—$39 PLUS FABRIC; chair—$19 plus fabric; SECTIONAL— $24 ea. lus fabric. COMPANION SALE—CUSTOM FABRIC SLIPCOVERS—Chair—$12, plus fabric; Sofa— $22 plus fabric. 42 Price Drapery Sale. pate guar. FREE estimates, Terms vaeHESTERFIELD INTERIORS Div. of Chesterfield Upholstery Inc. CALL 677-6350 CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERY 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE CUSTOM MADE PLASTIC COVERS FREE .WITH SOFA AND _ CHAIR SALES Thousands of unusual fabrics to choose from. All work guaranteed. Day or evening calls. Joseph are Me ~g Reupholstery Co. 3246 W. Bryn Maw Chicago Call collect, * tRving 8-0381 VETERANS FURNITURE SERVICE Custom House Furniture EXPERTS IN ALL TYPES OF FURNIture refinishing, repairing and reupholstering. 1,001 fabrics. Free est. 1328 Sherman, Evanston. 864-8983. BIX STRIPS. ANYTHING SALAD BOWL OR GRAND PIANO YOU NAME IT-BIX STRIPS IT Emerson, Evanston 864-3878 1024 76 Situations Household Appliance Service and Repair SEWING MACHINES—ALL MAKES repair, bought, electrify, sold. New and-used at low cost. Guar. work. Free pickup. Skowron Agency, Millen Hardware, AL 1-3060 or 736-1670 eves. 98 Situations EUROPEAN DOMESTICS LIVE-IN Scottish 19, Mother’s Helper English 22, Mother’s Helper Belgium 23, Mother’s Heiper English 32, Domestic Enslish 46, Domestic Plus many others including couples. Guaranteed plan-No year 7. bare Call for information N 9-7900 MILFORD OVERSEAS SERVICE 708 Church St. Evanston DAY WORKERS WITH Door to door bus transportation and excellent North Shore references. CALL MISS ARMSTRONG: MO 4-6656 NORTH SUBURBAN TRANSIT EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, INC. 218 E. Ontario St. Chicago 60611. COMPANION — Mature, educated, cultured lady, homemaker, mother, business woman, would like position as campanion. Can supervise household, prefer to live in. Excellent references.- Available on 2 week notice. Write T-110, Box 60, Wilmette. GA DAY plana Lindgren 811 Elm 2. WILL MOW YOUR LAWN—ANY other yard work—odd jobs. Reasonable-Experienced teenagers. Ralph and Skip. 475-4857. LAWN mer WORK: PERMANENT job. Can start June 15 SUM- 100 Situations Wanted—Women Business and Professional 446-5482 RESUMING SECRETARIAL WORK AT age 48. Desire small congenial office, north shore area. IBM elec. typing. Dictaphone. Send name and phone no. Write T-113, Box 60, Wilmette, II. EXPERIENCED TYPIST WILL DO TYPING AT HOME, HAVE IBM ELEC. TYPEWRITER PARK 4-3834. Emp. Agency Winnetka COOKING, Cor eee. 1 6-104 CLEANING. 1 sepepemnteaaed IRONING IN MY bie HOME ae. CHILD CARE. pERANENT POSI tion. Wish to care for children, some light household duties, willing td travel. References. Call 446-1203. NEAT WOMAN WOULD LIKE 5 TO 6 hours of ironing, no shirts; or ligh — cleaning. Evanston only. 491 0820. WANT TO GET AWAY? over. Mrs. Tow. 472-4108 LADY EXPERIENCED IN CLEANING ironing and cooking. A-1 references Call after 7 p.m. HU 3-5797, EXPERIENCED WOMAN, NEAT, RE liable, will do ironing 1 or 2 days pe week, 475-1273. 102 Situations Wanted— Baby Sitting CHILD CARE FOR VACATIONERS Weekend proxying. Eve. sittings Future bookings. Pets welcome. Com plete charge. 251-1726. If out cal ater. BABY SITTING Own transportation, mature lady Have ref. Evenings and week-ends call before 8:15 a.m. or after 5:00 p.m 869-7050. EXPERIENCED. DICTAPHONE OPerator and typist desires work at home. Own typewriter. 729-4387. BEAUTY OPERATOR will take hospital and house appointments for = grange 2 work. -098 RELIABLE COLLEGE—BOUND ART major: Prefers work in related field but will type or do other gen. off. work. 724-8596 after 4 p.m. Laura. RELIABLE YOUNG LADY, 15, DE sires position as mother’s helper fo summer months. Call 475-1247 hetwel: 7 and 8 p.m. WEDDING INVITATIONS nouncements addressed. tarial and typing service. MATURE WOMAN sit. Call 272-0509, hour. Mrs. Wood. AND ANAlso secreAL 1-2208. BABY SITTING—YOUR HOME Hour, day, week-vacation. 24 hou service. We Sit Better Baby Sittin Inc. Call 869-0022. * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald © Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald serving Lake Hlllcrest EVANSTON GIRL WANTS’ TUES. through Fri., General House Cleaning, experience, ref. call after 6 p.m. 869- MOTHER, I’ll take EXP. SECRETARY FOR EXECUTIVE. Part-time. Typing-shorthand. Ref. Temporary or permanent. 491-0673 after 6 p.m. or Thurs. and Fridays all day. WORKERS pat wetonws WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK 3 DAYS PER WEEK IN GLENVIEW. NEAR GLENVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH. CALL PARK 4-4728. CALL Wanted—Students Call Wanted—Women Household & EXPERT UPHOLSTERING AND REpairing. sofa and chair,’ springs repaired in your home. Free estimates, 1419 Sherman Av., Evanston. UN 4-4890 or GR 5-8385 evenings. Interior Decorating YOU CAN’T AFFORD not having consultation on your Cecorating and lighting problems for only $7.00. inet - BAC RT AIRE USE HOLLISTER RENT EXPERIENCED TYPIST MANUSCRIPTS, TAPES, ETC. Hillcrest 6-2631 EMPLOYMENT Maintenance and Clean up. Free estimates. Expert service. GR 5-6014. FURNITURE, Bldg. material, Situations Wanted—Women Business and Professional and Upholstering, Repairing Refinishing ESTIMATES 729-3374. Work WOODCRAFT SHOP Carpentry—Cabinet Work—Repairs Material for Home Craftsmen 1636 Maple Ave. UNiversity 4-6462 Between Davis and Church CARPENTRY, REC. ROOMS, PANELing, built-ins, closets, shelves, and ‘all types of work, Reasonable prices. Call Herman, 328-3050. * Wilmette Life Service Bill's Cleanup Service trained operators. Our 51 years of experience in treating North Shore trees is available by phoning. Members National Arborist Association & National Shade Tree Organization. Hillcrest 6-4380 VErnon 5-0514 H. A. Morrison, L&S WINDOW. WALL WASHING AND GEN. HOUSEWORK. Also any type of work. Interior and exterior painting. FOR JOHNSON EQUIPMENT CO. Oakton St., Skokie, OR 5-7400 CARPET CLEANED IN YOUR HOME eves. and weekends, 10c per sq. ft. Phone 275-5533 days, 528-0956 eves. Service A. MCMURRY’S COMPLETE JANitorial and maintenance Service. Call PA 4-2427. All types of floors, machine scrubbed, waxed, polished professionally. Specializing in small businesses and offices. YOU Tree Trimming SHAMPOOERS 3748 2-0314 SANDING AND REFINISHING in the finish of your choice Dark floors are our specialty estimate Bob’s Floor Co. CRestwood 2-2699 TRIER _ townshiv ALpine 1-5697 I WILL CLEAN YOUR TACKED DOWN carpet for less than any one else without sacrificing quality. 288-0830 after 9 a.m. or 493-3252 after 7 p.m. 75 VAN SHELTON SERVICE CLEANING OF ALL TYPES Domestic-Commercial-Industrial Floors-windows-bsmts.-wash rms.-walls Lawn care. Reasonably priced. For information call 263-2149. C. Cleaners SHAMPOOERS AND FLOOR POLISH: ers for rent. ACE RENTAL 8910 Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 M.G. FLOOR Siding HAVE A ROOF PROBLEM Call ALpine 1-0377 SUBURBAN ROOF TREATING SERV. Cedar or asphalt shingles, repaired, treated or replaced. Flat decks coated or recovered. Chimneys _ tuckpointed. Gutters painted and meshed. Serving the NEW Free Estimates 65 Floor Refinishing and Covering Home & Furniture 43-8744 CARPET, FURNITURE, WALL AND floor cleaning professionally done. Service ELECTRICAL WORK REA. RATES—FREE ESTIMATES NORMAL 100 AMP SERVICE—$125 Small jobs are a specialty. 743-5597. 67 Rug SERVICEMASTER INTERIOR CONSULTANT 63 mates. Associated BASE- Will custom design and _ construct buffets, cabinets and consoles to specification. After 5 p.m., 945-7362. PAINTING? JOB TOO SMALL FOR the pros, too big for you. Call us. Inside-outside-in between. 869-6984 BILL. Roofing Professional Rug Cleaning NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE Repair — install carpets. Home or plant. Over 31 yrs. exp. Free esti- WORK ADDITIONS, at 338-8355. 100 Rug and Upholstery Cleaning 831-4767 ALL CARPENTRY PORCHES, ROOM ments. Call Fred Plumbing CALL ULLRICH THE PLUMBER FOR leaky faucets, toilets. stopped up sinks, drains and electric sewer rodding. Estimates on remodeling wk. Water heaters. ROgers Park 4-0296. “Over 75 years of satisfied service” HOME REMODELING AT ITS FINest. B a throoms—Kitchens—Rec. rooms. All types of tile work: Ceramic—Mosaic—Plastic. Call GEM BUILDERS, 475-3420. EXP. WALL WASHING, CLEAN AND removal, storm windows, attic and basement. All type floors, painting. Free estimate. Gilbert, 491-0680. 2-5753 RUDY’S DECORATING SERVICE Interior and Exterior "Painting, pa rhanging and decorating irst class work 4851 North pace 4Avenue 784-0671 RUEDIEGER PLUSC ; Free fe Rare Plaster insured. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING FREE ESTIMATES GReenleaf 5-3048 DAvis 8-7687 Decorators SHORE DECORATING 1-3801 KNOLL’S PAINTING/DECORATING and Remodeling Service 2710 Appletree Ln., Northbrook, Ill. 272-0464. N. PADDOCK Professional S. NELSON PAINTING AND ALpine DAVEY Wilmette ALpine 30 years HENSCHEL FLOORING Co. Sanding and Refinish. Try our guaranteed Polyurethane Finish. Ceramic wall and floor tile installed. Glenview area 20 yrs. PArk 4-1395. TREE SPECIALISTS Spraying, Trimming, Feeding, Removal. Power stump removal. ALpine 1-0945 ERNST W. DAISS & SON PAINTING AND DECORATING ~ Wood finishing—paper hanging INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Roofing Siding Plumbing Electrical GUTTERS CLEANED $10; GUTTERS cleaned and painted inside $35. Painting and dec. interior and exterior. Mr. Mueller 283-4390 Associates. 722-1669 Remodeling Repairs Windows Paneling 70 CO. Free tree PAINTING Painting-Tuckvointing-Main- WITH LAUER CONST. AND SAVE 20% ON INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTing and wall cleaning. Am available days and weekends. Reasonable. 456-1939 THOMAS J. LYNCH TREE SURGEONS TRIMMING, SPRAYING, FEEDING, 478-0136 House ESTI5 p.m. RALPH SYNNESTVEDT & ASSOCIATES, INC. Member of National Arborist Association and International Shade Tree Conference 3602 Glenview Road PArk 4-1300 ALL WORK EXPERTLY DONE AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN tenance GRONAU 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE INSURED LICENSED COMPETENT painted. PAINTING 5 EXTERIOR CR 2-2938 matching. masonry an expert craftsman, proper Fast on ett Service Sake Exterior AND 59 Outside ttrim and siding painted. Stucco PAINTING exterior. All types wall covering hung. a PAINTEuropeinsured FLAT DECKS and TUCKPOINTING GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS ALL WORK GUARANTEED E. F. Bassing ORchard 5-4030 PAINTING AND DEC. SER. Interior INTERIOR Dier KURT IF IN FINE and SHORE Complete Decorating Service Skilled workmen Fully Insured DA 8-5004 Free Estimate 58 BROS. SPECIALIZING ON NORTH REASONABLE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR ing, washing, paper hanging. an experience. guaranteed, work. GR 5-3255 will ~Who Does Your Decorating? “3 JENSEN PAINTING AND DECORATING. PApering a specialty. Residential work. Exterior and interior. 20 years on N.S. Guaranteed work. Prices reas. Herman Engstrom,. UNiversity 4-5944. Free Estimate THEY WORKMANSHIP 328-0531 LAURITZ 2-2217 WHY Carpentry—Cabinet Work DEAL Exterior. AND SONS Complete Decorating Service 478-5955 PArk 4-4350 CLearbrook 9-0495 a met. Color matching and color ees as part of the painting. eat, clean workmanship in a j phases of painting and paper hanging. Insured Interior, PREPARATION INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTing, wall washing, wallpaper removed, furniture stripped, call Don Rice 864-8846 for estimate. ~ SPENCER DECORATING . N.S. CLEAN, NEAT M. Garrett G. Henry and Tractor— seis on GOOD 1-5600 Service pet be i reawar yrs. Painting and Decorating STOP SMALL GUTTER AND ROOF LEAKS $10. AR Lawn 60 Expert Paper Hanging Custom Decorating Service 675-5455 Lawn maintaining. GUTTERS 38 4-1272 S O IL—HUMUS—SAND—MAerevel—sr ives drives—rubbish wer lawn rolling—tree reail dirt-grading. VE 5-1195. Beinlich, The Firewood King ae Sessmegs Decorating Painting, Paper Hanging LANDSCAPING ERGREENS, TREES, SHRUBS janting, Lawn ‘Work, Sodding, Fertil, Trimming, Lawn-Shrub Spray- €} eee Lome Painting and Forest-Lake Bluff WANTS TO BAB Northbrook. $1.00 ay May II, 196 �4 103 Situations Business Wanted—Men and 107. Help Professional ADVERTISING PROMOTION MAN Wants to join small or medium size industrial or consumer m’fr. Plans, writes, produces, budgets complete campaigns. Over 20 yrs. documented success. Won 3 nat’l. awards for catalogs and film. Available now, at modest salary. Full or part-time. Write T-118, Box 60, Wilmette, III. COLLEGE FRESHMAN SCHOOL OF Civil Engineering wishes summer job. Available June 5th. OR 5-5044. Please call after 5 p.m. HOUSEMAN AND RELATED GENER. al mechanics. Have tools, 20 yrs. experience. References. Phone 4468195 after 8:30 p.m. (Winnetka). Have Have Help Wanted—Women Business and DICTAPHONE OPERATORS 55-65 wpm. Free insurance, 5 day week. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. Personnel Department Howard Street An equal opportunity 274-8100 employer of America, ~ ‘ mover tions firm gal. No typing. wants 35 hour Receptionist-clerk-typist in of large firm. Promotable. personnel # CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston public relations SEC’Y FOR PUBLIC RELATIONS dept. Typing. No steno, all public contact. FREE. St., ' Evanston EXECUTIVE SECY $550 DYNAMIC VP NEEDS A SECRETARY who is able to work with top level executives. Much public contact. Tremendous potential. FREE. WIS 1618 EMPLOYMENT Orrington SERVICE DAvis pears APTITUDE REQUIRED. POSTing to Cardex, typing, shorthand pful but not required. Call Mrs. Woodworth, 272-7810 HUBBARD SCIENTIFIC 2855 Shermer Rd. Northbrook May II, 1967 HAVE pte with you like numbers Good salary. NO FEE. Job No. 4593. Bookkeepins Clerk —$400 for girl No. 4735) Pen ene® eae North Shore Personnel 636 Church Street CARLSON BLDG. ROOM 328-7466 602 HAVE with RD. GLENVIEW PHONE 729-1900. CASHIER NEW CAR DEALER SERV. DEPT. needs girl to handle cash and other various duties. Hours flexible. Excel. salary and benefits. Call: MR. KORR 869-5700 RECEPTIONIST-LIGHT TYPING Girl full or part-time. Will train to work in new laboratory. Air con’d office. For appointment call 945-5055. ASSISTANT STATISTICAL CLERK FOR MARKETING Must be interested —plus in math DE and the most liberal of . eek 8:15 a.m. wah tae to 5 sr through and ridays — Saturday by appointment) Niles Ave. and Searle Park Skokie ORchard } 3-320 yi Clerk-Typist EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Beginner stenographic qualify. given IN he benefits. to placed. and Grove Equal Opportunity RESEARCH high degree of accuracy in with figures. Excellent starting = salar progress, free uniforms—low cafeteria with free milk a lunch—spotlessly clean, uncro work areas—no layoffs in our his’ with ping, accomplishment Pleasant office environment. starting salary, 3742 hour work fine fringe benefits, merit advancement. Pre- employment 8200 Lehigh Avenue An se PEOF venir the biological sciences. training and interesting assignmen in Pharmaceutical Research. ; tential. MISS BYRNE 6-6000 FOR college Expanding staff opens interestingn position with good advancement H. M. Harper Co. YO O01 An Equal Opportunity Employer | e FREE SCHEDULED BUS PICKUPS AT TOUHY & LEHIGH AND SKOKIE SWIFT Morton SK variety Ries. (2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie 7. These are all permanent positions with established growing firm. You'll enjoy pleasant working conditions in modern offices, cafeteria on premises, paid holidays and vacation, bonus half days, group insurance and Profit Sharing Trust Fund. APPLY a OPENINGS 1 or 2 years (Evening Openings for accurate typists to do order typing, affidavit typing, etc. CONTACT TYPING PREVIOUS Interviews Typists 9-9000 will TYPIST handle HAVE FLAIR? For the young lady who likes lots of activity variety. Typing not required. UN GE but GOOD LAB WE Mail Clerk PHOTOCOPY typi experience. Good typing essenti experienced in ee tran tion. APPLY That’s all you need, and no typing. See DOROTHY PARKS, ee age an 627 Grove, 328-7622, for this MANY OTHER figure jobs. Light SECRETARY MUST detail. 8-6880 INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK Clerk—If for you. for the office o varied. and aniity to assignments. To maintain inventory records. Must enjoy figures and FULL TIME Experienced OR WILL TRAIN 1825 ae General Office job no typing. smaller Job No. 4648. who Job be CLERK Record Clerk Inc. GLENVIEW STATE BANK Proof Machine Operator Tellers brownlie personnel ll bank > and WITH experience, will MUST Interesting openings for accurate typists to perform varied departmental duties. Illinois Dempster Variety, Public Contact position for girl likes people. To $390. NO FEE. No. 4676. Figure this is WOMAN office Jr. Secretaries THIS CAREER OPPORTUNITY WITH a leading growth company is ideal for you. Immediate openings in our expanding IBM Dept. for exp. alpha numeric keypunch operators. Excellent starting salary, convenient transportation, excellent company benefits and low cost cafeteria. 2100 Offi bala prepare assignments. ee 1 FIGURE employer. WAITRESSES WANTED AT WILLOW Inn Club W. in Glenview. For information call PA 4-5100. KEYPUNCH AMERICAN Fao and GENERAL OFFICE CLER Duties G EXPERI post reconciliations cellaneous TYPING for girl who enjoys Good salary, NO will ledgers, account PREFER STREET opportunity week. Medical receptionist. Salary $450 or open; a prominent physician wants you to type letters and forms, use dictaphone, and greet patients. 708 Church 328-3400. equal sharp looking 2. Advertising firm wants a good typistreceptionist in their personnel department to handle correspondence. Promotable. 4. 1771 HOWARD An 869-7234 HAVE SEVERAL FINE OPENINGS! LOOK AT THESE! general Personnel Secy for busy local firm. Help with recruiting. Some steno. NO FEE. Job No. 4643. Office Supervisor for Evanston firm. Should know all office procedures. eaeety to $6,000. NO FEE. Job No. CLERK BOOKKEEPING necessary, Mondays Suite 22| Evanston, St. "'L". BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. 708 Church Street Receptionists WE Howard view. White Collar Girls Howard Street, 8:30 to 4:30, , Phone Personnel Department, 274-8100, Ex. 306 for inter-| Register With paid holidays, excellent transportation, free parking lot, company cafeteria, paid vacation, outstanding pension plan, lovely new building on 1771 block from CLERKS TYPISTS STENOS Insurance Company needs experienced transcribers with |-2 years experience, typing 1 Girl office for the girl who likes to be her own boss. Handle all office ow to $475. NO FEE. Job No. 4616. : Ch . ACCOUNTING SOME Don't fight loop crowds . . enjoy a satisfying creative career in our new building conveniently located one Experienced Professional Has Openings for Women in the Following Areas: — Executive Secretary for well-known sales office, as assistant to the boss. eausty to $6,000. NO FEE, Job No. Church Secy responsibilty. Professional G. D. Searle & C outstanding fringe benefits. office in Evanston, , $390. NO FEE. Salary wide open... plenty | 79? “® 47°. of room to grow. NO TYPING TEMPORARY OFFICE JOBS light Business and SECRETARIES opportunity . JOBS WALL WASHING, PAINTING BASEments, attics and Garages. Clean all types of floors. For free estimate call Don Rice 864-8846 107 Unlimited ‘Help Wanted—Women 107 Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional ‘BEST JQB5 Continuing challenges . . . -you'll handle copy and rough layout for ads, sales promotions, internal publications. When your ideas work, you get the glories! White Collar Girls BATHS WASHED. CALL 8-7425 (Evanston only) and 107 Professional TO ASSIST DIRECTOR OF advertising of established, growing, friendly insurance company. $$$ $ WINDOWS LANK HAMILTON Experienced window washer landscaping. Phone 864-2581 and HERE'S YOUR BIG CHANCE! Because DALE’S STUDENT SERVICE INC. An agency w/students and nonstudents for any type work. Top Refs. DAvis 8-8841 GReenleaf 5-0743. WINDOW, WALL WASHING ‘AND INterior and exterior painting, gen. housework. Also any type of work, storms removed. 477-0726. Help Wanted—Women Business Professional White Collar Girls Situations Wanted—Men Household KITCHENS, Andy DA and Advertising Copy Writer EXPERT WINDOW WASHING, screens put up, gutters and down er cleaned, bonded and insured 869-1 104 107. Wanted—Women Business assure Call C. effectiv 3 Packaging Corp. of Americ ADVERTISING AND SALES COORDINATOR INTERESTING OPENING IN Advertising and Sales Dept. woman wanting diversified Good typing required. with and_ 3742 BISHOP 1600 Foster St. 8-5200 IF YOU ple in person company public FREE. 1618 FREEMAN and WITH by will train you to relations YOU cious, ested co. E REP. WORKING i Orrington ARE work, S ees being a F poeee. i handle thé No bie MATURE, intelligent in ete starting hr. SERVICE LIKE : reviews. _ eanere benefits. DA O clerical Excellent regular pany Di ; 4 5 NEAT" and genuinely valuable in part | health profession? There is need person having these characteris assistant-receptionist in an establi but newly equipped Winnetk office. Answer in own handwri t Write T-104, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. _ ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES. | Full and part-time openings available in production and secretarial work Pharmaceutical packaging firm i Lake Forest offers clean light work congenial surroundings. from train station. Call Mrs. ‘Sigs 234-5350 for interview. Hours Employer are w rat C. Boyer, 869-2300 SECRETARY United ereg 3-4100 you c¢ 9 bookkeeping. FOR Salary 5. Typing Phone ie ; 1 256-2012 PEDIATRICIANS NEED RECE ist. Greet patients, answer light typing, filing, other interestin; “Girl 4902. Friday’ Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff duties. Phone i YO Classified — �Help SEARS, Wanted—Women Business and Professional ROEBUCK 107. & CO. Help CAREER OPPORTUNITIES A Portion of Sears National Executive Offices and New IMMEDIATE AVAILABLE Suburban OPENINGS | FOR QUALIFIED: the entire Midwestern Territory Offices Moving Soon to Location in Skokie SEARS OUTSTANDING EMPLOYEE BENEFITS: _ EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES _ EXCELLENT SALARIES _ JUNIOR SECRETARIES - PROFIT SHARING _ TYPISTS - PAID VACATIONS _COMPTOMTER OPERATORS _ . 7 PAID HOLIDAYS _ KEYPUNCH OPERATORS _ GROUP INSURANCE . COMPUTOR PROGRAMMERS . GROUP HOSPITALIZATION _ FILE CLERKS _ EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS _ PBX OPERATORS _ ILLNESS ALLOWANCE _ RECEPTIONISTS _ PLEASANT MODERN OFFICE INTERVIEWS: SATURDAY, MAY 13 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. MONDAY through FRIDAY MAY 15, 36-47, 18, °19 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 100% FREE POSITIONS IN ALL suburbs—Evanston, Wilmette, Winnetka, Northfield, Highland Park, Deerfield, Northbrook, Glenview, Skokie, Morton Grove, Niles and others. Execu. secy. to marketing dir. 3 secy’s to Vice Presidents Secy to Marketing Dir. Legal secretaries Secy to Production Mgr. Secy to Sales Dir. Purchasing ass’t. secy Secy to Comptroller Secy to salesmen Secy to Pres., young Secy in administration Steno, gen’l ofc., Old Orchard Secy, in export sales Real Estate secretary 550 500-550 550 450-525 500 500 500 475 455 450 450 450 450 450 Typist, general ofc. General office typist Dictaphone, Old Orchard Learn advertising, type Typist. gen. office Manage small sales ofc Biller-typist Bookkeeping clerk Secretary, no dictation Dr’s recep. typing Dictaphone secy to Dr. Credit secy, young Personnel receptionist, type Reception-typist learn small swbd. Learn dictaphone, Old Orchard X-ray trainee, type, for M.D. Typist, young, good future Personnel interviewer Registered lab. tech for M.D. N.C.R. bookkeepers Key punch, train or expd. Accts receivable, hand entry Clerical, no typing Cost clerk figure apt. Straight switchboard 100% o— contact Travel bureau, no typing OLD ORCHARD, SUITE 226 IN End of West ORchard 500 500 500 475 455 450 450 450 433 433 433 425 415 400 400 400 375 600 575 400-500 325-500 433 325-433 433 410 400 350 SKOKIE THE NEW Westmoreland At North Bldg. pcsinad Lot 9-1 142 and 1737 HOWARD ST. AT THE ‘‘L”’ in the NORTH SHORE BANK BUILDING Free parking in bank tenant lot AMbassador 2-1! 142 SUMMER JOBS TEACHERS-STUDENTS ‘(Are you looking for summer work? We need proof readers to prepare material for data processing on one of our loop projects. Apply now. We also need all types of temporary help. CLERKS-STENOS-TYPISTS and KEY-PUNCH OPERATORS in loop or suburban areas. TASK FORCE Room Golf Mill Professional Bldg. 202, Niles 299-4495 Hours: 9 to 5 daily SALESLADY PART-TIME ROBERT HALL CLOTHES READY TO WEAR EXPERIENCE preferred. Inquire between 9:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. Photographers Helper GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT person to learn photography. No experience necessary, will train. Must be available for full time work. Salary and commission. Apply in person, 3rd fl., Mrs. Bodden. WIEBOLDT'S receptionist SEARS NEW LOCATION at THE ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. 7447 SKOKIE BLVD. . 6—Classified Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago’s Loop 1007 Church St., DAvis 8-1000, APPLY: We Professional 580 Waukegan Rd., Glenview and SKOKIE, and MARQUART The National Executive Offices in Skokie Otters Exciting Wanted—Women Business ILL. are equal opportunity employers and members of the Chicago Merit Employment Committee. Evanston ext. 309 $350 LOCAL SCHOOL NEEDS A RECP’ with light typing. Age to 35. FREE. brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400. St., Evanston PUBLIC CONTACT $100 NORTH SUBURBAN BEAUTY SHOR needs a_ receptionist. No _ typing needed. Must like people. FREE. LEWIS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Orrington DAvis 8-6880 SECRETARY MUST BE ACCURATE, able _ ta assume responsibility, experience helpful but not necessary, excellen transportation, 869-3001. 1618 WAITRESSES WANTED pay plus tips. See Bs phone: DON NICHOL, 718 Church St., | eet aa GR 5-9450 Good Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May !1, 196 �107. Help Wanted—Women 107 107 Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Business and Professional TEMP. “FORD ABOVE 5945 SUN W. DRUGS Husbands AT 5-2400 Sponsor SP 4-2828 GLENVIEW—OLD ORCHARD xec. Secretary, V.P. in Sales Personnel Assistant to train To Receptionist, front desk showrm. bales ofc., variety, light steno eneral office, no typ., 34 hrs. 00% Phone, public contact 9-5 igures, detail, variety, no typing $550 $475 $425 $433 $390 $390 $450 $450 $500 $400 $425 $390 $400 $500 $525 EVANSTON—WILMETTE Bookkpr., Recreational org. 9-5 Doctor’s Office, Reception bales Mgr. wants Girl Friday xec. Secretary for Top Director Personnel, Aid Manager, type ects. payable. Rec., 35 hrs. Dictaphone Secy in Sales 9-5 ood typist for variety job 8:30-4:30 $550 $400 $475 $600 $450 $425 $475 7 $450 DEERFIELD—HIGHLAND PARK rain to aid busy market Exec. $515 becy, aid publicity manager $500 Personnel records and variety $415 nteresting production dept. variety $425 Reservationist for salesmen 9-5 $400 rain for public contact spot $375 "FORD" $600 $600 $390 $450 +44 350 S00 ACCOUNTING CLERK VANSTON DOWNTOWN Responsible position, modern computerized accounting operation. Requires good figure aptitude, typing ability, some previous experience in accounting or clerical work. 3712 hour work week, good starting salary with advancement opportunities, fine aie benefits and working conditions. re-employment tests given to assure you are effectively placed. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300 Packaging Corp. of America WORK $40 paid to anyone referring office workers who have not worked for us for 2 yrs. and are hired and work 40 hrs. within 30 days from the time they go on our payroll. $40 paid 2 weeks after required hours worked. Offer does not apply. =. night, student, teacher temporari CLIP THIS COUPON TODAY!!! SBE AT SCHOOL E HAVE OPENINGS IN SEVERAL educational institutions, involving almost any skill or combination of skills you may possess: secretarial, clerical genneral office, typing, publie contact. en again there is some one or more of these feaiures, tuition reductions, 3 week paid vacation, merit increases. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE o Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 bat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston STOCK GIRL-FULL TIME IFT WRAPPING ABILITY DESIRED. Hillcrest 6-1811 cd dads HP. agents commissions — or an interesting TYPING position, give Mr. Reasner a call. Your future could be as near as your telephone. To qualify tell us 7 letter, postcard, phone or attache coupon, name, phone of person you sponsor, before that person comes in to offices listed below. She may bring in your letter, Lifesavers, TEMPORARY Washington Inc. 1630 Evanston 1609 Sherman 475-3500 Room 308 Old Orchard Prof. Bldg. 677-5130 Room 512 Unusual to work EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR an individual who enjoys dealing with people both on the phone and through letters. Position includes handling a wide variety of correspondence. We will consider a beginner for this position with ambition to learn and move ahead in our fast growing organization. We offer an excellent starting salary, free life insurance, medical insurance and many other benefits. AMERICAN Dempster UN ASSISTANT DICTAPHONE-TY PIST MANUFACTURING co. NEEDS young lady with dictaphone and light shorthand exper. Good starting salary. Many company benefits. 5 day wk. PHILLIPS MFG. N. Clark St. Call Mr. Rosenstein CO. Chicago at 338-6200 GIRL FRIDAY TO ASSIST MANAGER in Sales Office; must type. Convenient Skokie location. Call for appointment 966-4300. school needs. DEPT. age children to return ER. MOORE COMPANY 7230 N. CALDWELL NILES 774-6600. or 647-7950 1967 Employer 6100 A to 1550 328-3400. St., RECEPTIONIST McGUIRE & ORR, 1525 Chicago Av., GR 5-1080 Evanston EMPLOYER DOCTORS RECEPTIONIST FOR Northbrook Pediatrician. Modern office. Tele., recpt. and _ secretary’s work. Hours 9 to Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 9 to 1 Wed. and Sat. Call HI 6-2277. WAITRESSES FOR HIGH CLASS restaurant. Full or part-time. Good tipping. Hours: Luncheon, 10:30 - 2:30. Dinner 4:30-8:30. Must be neat. Paid vacation. John Evans Restaurant, 1639 Sezington. Call for interview, UN 9- CIRCULATION MGR. WOMAN WITH EXPERIENCE IN swimming instruction, tennis and general recreation for summer day camp work. 3 full days. 2 half days. Call Mr. Clarkson HI 6-4460 after 6 p.m, BEAUTICIAN TIME, plus NO WANTED EVENINGS. commission. GR 5-658 yg A by in, | re and Evanstonians NORTHERN SUBURBS — for a ‘‘take charge’’ gal handle an $500. NO executive level Good skills will be required and é ability to work on her own, Starting salary FEE. a If you are unable to come in, please register by pare Murphy Howard EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Niles EXT. Edens eg 9-951 UN 227 FrontageR Chicago NEED DO TO Av., EXTRA Evanston BR | INCOME? YOU HAVE TELEPHONE voice CALL FOR OUR CIRCULA’ dept. in Highland Park ene De Excellent commissionin your time. Call Mrs. Hayes The Hollister Newspapers 1232 Central Av. AL 1-4300 Ext. 250 Inc. Northbrook Shone 272-7905. Anybody For Figures? WE HAVE SEVERAL POSITIO open for people who have a flair numbers, and are accurate. If you and you can do light typing even if you can’t) call us. RECEPTION LOCAL PUBLISHING a receptionist. Will switchboard. salary. 1618 Typing FREE needed. eS : bah SECRETARY Call y. DA 8-7171. OULEVARD EVANSTON MENT D-733 328-6615 = HOUSE W. train on LEWIS EMPLOYMENT Orrington EXECUTIVE f LIFF Employment service No Fee. Hours 9-5 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Ev FOR PRIVATE LABORATORY PATHOLOGY ASSOCIATES 636 CHURCH ST., EVANSTON SERVICE ist Nat'l $7,200. Bk. 1967 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES we Will you be would like looking for permanent to talk to you now. employment after graduation? If so, We are a rapidly expanding international manufacturer of hospitalmedical supplies. Our company has experienced 500% growth in the waa 10 years. This rapid expansion has opened many interesting new jobs and perhaps In one addition excellent ASSISTANT. Unusual opportunity for supervisory advancement due to rapid growth. MR. HELD ID 2-9090 FULL can Bookkeeper-Receptionist REAL ESTATE OFFICE. TYPING and shorthand Foueren. bookkeeping experience helpf C come Exec. Secretary VIP IN looking EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR professional secretary with growth potential. Major paper corp. with reg. sales offices, Wacker Dr. Normal hours 9 to 5. Salary open. Submit + ef to T-109, Box 60, Wilmette Evanston in uae 3-670I Professional Secretary Typing or service. Heights—1806 Northwestsb: Operated Ill. VARIETY JOB MATURE deal with be made “‘personal’’ An Evanston firm—Owned BRIGHT GAL WITH GOOD TYPING skills and general office exp. needed to round out go-go office staff of Evanston Equipment Distrib. Girl Friday type assignment includes reception, phones and variety of other detail. Excellent future. Attractive air-cond. offices. 3 blocks from Fountain Square. Call E. L. Nichols 864-4175 brownlie personnel 708 Church W. must appointment, CL 9-3500 JUST A ‘‘JOB’’? Autohaus on parents. are Workpower HEAVY PHONE AND PUBLIC CONtact, light typing. Good at paper work. Must be able to compose own letters. For prestige import car dealer. Excellent starting salary. Modern offices. sec y-receptionist and your GIRL FRIDAY SALES. You'll be trained to greet vacation planners in beautiful showroom of N. suburban travel agency, pass out tour uides, suggest locations and ideas. ater you'll learn to plan tours, make reservations, etc. Light typing req'd. To $400 mo. plus fabulous travel benefits. Free MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster : 966-0700 oe FRE THAN for We Arlington Skokie, OR 967-8100, TRAVEL RECEPTION faculty, 50 wpm. Registrations Phone G. BARR CO. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Av. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer LOCAL SCHOOL NEEDS woman. Must be able top rates—weekly pay Like to feel needed—know your work is important—have great people to work with—lovely offices? If you type accurately—like figures—our acct. dept. needs you. Good salary, all benefits, free Blue Cross. Illinois MATURE, EXPERIENCED SECREtary to work with the director of our International Educational programs. Must have good shorthand and typing, the ability to organize and to assume responsibility. Liberal benefit program, 3 weeks paid vacation and tuition reduction. week ay II, Opportunity MORE RECEPTIONIST SMALL INSURANCE broker fountain Sq. Evanston. Younger. Call Wally BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, ist A Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171 No Fee. The person we seek will, however, plan to enter into full time employment in the future. Applicants must have above average shorthand and typing skills. This position in our sales dept. offers varied and interesting duties, excellent potential for advancement on a full time basis. Apply. OPPORTUNITY Evanston, Oakton, — FULL DAYS—FULL WEEKS—F MONTHS — TEMPORARY A MENTS FOR OUR CUSTOME THEIR OFFICES. to Work Important”’ 7-6301 WANT SECRETARY 9-9000 PART-TIME. TO ASSIST IN LABOratory experimentation, computer programming, problem solving and general theoretical and experimental research in Geochemistry, B.S. or A. with courses in Chemistry and Math. Familiarit with computer programming helpful. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Ave. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer 7334 CO National Avenue, Equal PHOTOCOPY RESEARCH 3400 W. International Programs Correspondent HOURS — SALES EQUAL An 24 Hr. Ans. Serv. 332-5210 opportunity for a woman with with hours adjusted to meet her AN Chicago Typists Clerical All Office Skills The Powers Regulator Co. Good Place People Are — Stenographers Dict. Opers. Excellent company benefits including Group Insurance, Profit Sharing, paid holidays and paid vacations, we also offer uniforms and free meals, and. excellent working conditions. CALL OR COME INTALK TO US ABOUT IT ‘A Where , Professional TEMPORARY | JOBS 7 HOUR DAY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 7:30 A.M.-2:30 P.M. $2.25 TO START Insurance Company WORK Business and EXPERIENCE Or will train Exceptional opportunity for an energetic woman who considers herself to be a good cook at home. We are willing to train her to assist our cook in a variety of food preparation activities such as making soup preparations, helping with main dishes and substituting occasionally for our cook when she is absent. 475-7900 0 STIVERS SECRETARY SHORT We're looking for people, like yourself, who are seeking more than "just another job."’ Our growth has been rapid, and we're still growing. We need personnel who can grow with us. Peers er oe eee ee ene, er Pere eee eee 0S Help Wanted—Women 107 Professional Assistant BERS Sa phen 4 SoS ss ais: . &.i5)5 5 ee re Reg | er 2100 Business and Cook's So ... if you're looking for a diversified CLERICAL job — including posting, filing, checking monthly _ statements and computing Ae ao Merk ink Wi NORTHBROOK—NORTHFIELD Bookkeeper, Assist., small off. Accountg. clerk, detail, variety Receptionist, learn new switchbd. irl Friday, Medical, 9-5 Payroll trainee, lovely new off. id Jr. Executive, no steno becy to busy buyer, light steno Dictanhone—Secy to V.P. MORTON GROVE-—-SKOKIE Bookkeever, busy small office ‘ustomer relations, sales dept. ustomer service, light typing omovose letters for sales mgr. Public contact, light steno aid mgr. eypunch trainee, no skills li around general office variety $40 Experienced Skilled Office Workers YOU MAY REGISTER BY PHONE Help Wanted—Women ‘ A "Fresh'" Start! Wives EARN AUSTIN NORTHWEST 5347 W. DEVON O and ANYONE DEMPSTER 107. Professional Give Your Career Office Workers EMPLOYMENT 100%, FREE JOBS MORTON GROVE Help Wanted—Women Business and of them we will offer opportunities be just outstanding for right for you. benefits, good starting salaries and advancement. Baxter Laboratories, Inc. 6301 Lincoln Ave. 965-4700 Morton Grove ; 267-6900 An Equal Opportunity Employer Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Classified— ~ �107 FULL OR still have several typing COME and clerical positions open which are suited to June raduates. These ide a EARN positions challenge working friendly, PART-TIME AND FIND HOW TO EACH WEEK EXTRA WE office here your skills will be rec- TYPISTS CLERKS ynized, through our policy "Promotion from within." NEED. STENO MACH. OPRS. RIGHT GIRL TEMPORARY SERVICE day, 37!/> hour week and a full range of benefits are Evanston cof ; working at WNIC. $300-$325 $325-$350 $325-$350 Des sure to call, Mrs. Hall at An Equal Evanston, Opportunity Illinois Employer ~~ SECRETARY ~ PERSONNEL KING *k? OF If RETURNING you have had TO secretarial yerience in the past and feel as if would like to return to the s world why not stop in and scuss this challenging opportunity. osonge will be a minimum Sherman 5-433! of PROGRESSIVE COMPANY IS NOW offering a 3 month training program for women between 19 and 40. Starting salary $375 with a raise in 6 months to $400 and potential to $600. Train in the rapidly moving field of credit. Some previous clerical experience, however, no typing is required. xcellent company benefits. No fee. IF YOU ARE UNABLE PLEASE REGISTER TO COME IN, BY PHONE Murphy EMPLOYMENT SERVICE dicta- some relief switchboard Excelt' co any benefits, including paid ily hospitalization, periodic insiete and pension plan. 1612 9-9510 UN Chicago Av., Evanston BR 3-2155 SECRETARY = : cpiss SCM) “Lake Cook R An Equal are NEW Deerfield, Il. Employer. IN TOWN? CLIFF can find a position for you Well paying Suited to your that is THE Conveniently located have hundreds from. : 1700 of positions No fee. Hours. ntment. to CLIFF 636 Church Street. Evanston TYPING ON THIS ONE. HANi customers and their requests. a promotional letters. Age open. sowie WANTED—FULL -light . work, OR_ PART- we will train. Direct mail adver- Incentive and. automatic pay raises. aid holidays and vacations. Pleasant working conditions. company. scat urine LERS he INC. CR es B00" Ext. PP a ne mchtasa MATRON FOR SWIMMING POOL work in pool lady’s area; ecenansse 10th through Labor Day, 6 days mye a through 7 p.m. Sunday, Good salary 2S Manager;: aa ‘Box 11 Reply 2 8, Win- S,.OF FICE.NORTH EV-: aston Young or mature: No typing. Bookkeeping. 442 day week. Call VARD EVANSTON EMPLOYSERVICE ist Nat’l Bk. Bldg. sk for Wally DA 8-7171 D-644. ETARY. Sg area. E SHORTHAND, a ea m, okie ong North Office. and ELL mploy: 925 N. Lincoln OR 5-2300. No rhesbed Hype pleasant ned SAL- 75. Small office North Evanston Work for advertising mer. ‘Sev #3 NO a Typing knack BROTHERS Evanston experi- for GR details 5-3900 EXP. NECESSARY. ST CLERK—NO e will train. Able to type. Permafor adopportunity with nent work oe pag Own transp. Mrs. Sande, tarist Ds: & and organist. ment. Call - 679-3370. on Mindy, — Classified ag GR in person. CHEMICAL COMPANY db had. Rd. An Equal Opportunity Ky Northfield ployer TRAINEE OUR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE NEEDS an intelligent person who enjoys public contact and has the ability to deal with people. We will train you to interview, test and place job applicants. LEW! S 1618 EMPLOYMENT Orrington SERVICE DAvis Des Equal Opportunity Must bee 5-6407 Ave. DA GUI- have equipor: Robin, Evanston Review LTD. 2120 GREENWOOD ST. Evanston 475-4700 FULL TIME GENERAL CLERICAL for bank bookkeeping department. 5 day week, employee benefits. An equal opportunity employer. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DEERFIELD, 157 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield. Phone 945-6000. year’s PAYROLL CASH GOOD MD OFFICE POSITION NORTH Evanston. $475. Some medical terminology helpful. Surgeons Receptionist typing. Call Wally BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, ist Nat’l Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee. D-674. IMMEDIATE:..OPENING FOR A MAture woman with typing and general office skills, for a job with variety. 5 day week, Monday-Friday. Good employee benefits. Close to transp. Come in or phone AL 1-5400 JOE JACOBS CHEVROLET CO. 435 Green Bay Rd. Wilmette PART-TIME CLERK-TYPIST FOR north shore physician’s office. Position requires excellent typing and clerical skills, special aptitude for figures, and accuracy in handling Tat Permanent. Age 23-35. Call HI 729-3000 Typists Stenos Dictaphone Operators Bookkeepers WINNIE O’'LEAR WILL BE WAITING TO GREET YOU AND HELP YOU TAKE THE FIRST STEP BACK INTO THE BUSINESS WORLD SCOTT, FORESMAN OO. Courtesy parking at corner St. and Chicago Avenue. Temporary EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. Lake Av., Glenview An Equal Opportunity Employer 636 Church An Equal A NUMBER openings in OF this field SECY: IN LEGAL DEPARTMENT OF a national corporation. All skills some public contact; will go to $500 for the right woman. PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Of sy manufacturing concern, to $475. Good company benefits. AGE OPEN FOR EACH OF TWO FINE positions with a prominent firm—one in advertising, one in sales. Only moderate skills (type 50, shorthand 90) are required; to $100 or more for excellent skills. Exceptional opportunity fo intelligent, energetic young woman with top skills, capable of assuming responsibilities Many company benefits, 8:3 to 4:30, 5 day week. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No. Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston Personnel 1771 X-RAY TECHNICIAN—REG. OR trainee for medical office of Internists. X-ray work and general office duties. Typing essential. Medical bldg. Loc. in Winnetka. N.W:-R.R. and bus transp. HI 6-6600 for interview. Department Howard Street An equal opportunity If you have possibly a ence, this you. See some writing ability, and little newspaper experi opportunity will interes DOROTHY 627 YOUNG SECRETARY YOUNG OFFICE You'll enjoy the nice congenial peopld at this office where you’ll be secretar: to one man who, although young, is top executive. Excellent, well know N. suburban firm will start you a — mo. and will consider a beginner ree. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0704 LIBRARY research offices SECY MUCH PUBLIC CONTACT’ AS SECRE tary to the head of:.Sehool and Children’s Services in a local library FREE LEWIS Interesting opportunities are now available in our acaand PARKS Placement Grove, Evanston 328-7622 EMPLOYMENT Orrington DELIVERY business 274-8100 employer. EDITORIAL 1618 demic, Service EVANSTON Suite 520 869-7790] Opportunity Employer SECRETARY ISECRETARIES!! WE HAVE excellent new including of Church KELLY SERVICES Secretaries Typists for secretaries SERVICE DAvis 8-688¢ MAN OVER 21. FAMILIAR WITH NORT Shore. Permanent position. Paid vacation. Blue Cross. Major medical Bonus. Uniform furn. Apply in person SCHAEFER'S 9961 with and without shorthand, and typists. Gross Point Rd., Skokie SALESLADY FULL Small, congenial offices offering a variety of responsibilities. Excellent benefit program includes 3 weeks paid vacation and tuition reduction for employee and dependent children. Employee parking available. SUMMER TUTORING Experienced teacher wishes to tutor. children in English this summer. Reading, grammar, spelling. Prefer one or two hours per week. Call 86) gg Mon., Tues., Wed. evenings after p.m. TIME. GOOD SALARY PERMANENT Large air-conditioned drug-store. Apply in cesar to Mr Eaton: Rehn’s Hillman Pharmacy Ine: 353 Park Av., Glencoe FC. BOOKKEEPER. TO $7,000 PER year. Also heavy payroll clerk td $5,200 per year. Call Wally DA 8-7171 BOULEVARD EVANSTON. EMPLOY MENT SERVICE ist Nat’l Bk. Bldg D-655 and D-679. HAIRDRESSER Personnel Department General Cafeteria Help DAYS. 8:30 TO 5. PAID HOLIDAYS. Free» hospitalization and life insur: ance:. Uniforms furnished and noon meal. $1.75 per hr. to start. Office building. YO 6-6200, ext. 349. Clerks for appointment Northwestern University 8-0100 STAT. TYPIST ($2.75 PER HOUR) We Also Need CLERK CLERK Crocker Professional : THE SMARTEST GALS ARE joining the service that’s on the move now. Be a Kelly Girl. ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT NEEDS a detailed minded girl to make = sits, look up cash, and type und checks. Call Mrs. and 1967 "IS A KELLY YEAR" "Join The Kelly Crowd" COMPTROLLER NEEDS HIGH school grad with some college to assist in preparation of company payroll. Experience preferred. Plaines WORK IN PROGRESSIVE EVANSTON New plant with beautiful, modern airconditioned offices, Above average wages, with extraordinary employee benefits. Phone or come in_ for personal interview and let us explain how we can improve and secure your future. Rotary International Ridge Prefer at least 1 or more Employer BUEHLER Business experience. 827-6635 An GIRL WITH ART BACKGROUND FOR work in art department. Will do paste up and should have knowledge of lettering and spacing. Hours 8:30 to 4:45. Excellent benefits. 1600 ties. IN OR CALL Touhy Professional COPYRIGHTS AND PERMISSIONS activity needs a high school graduate, some college preferred, with excellent steno and typing skills to perform a variety of interesting secretarial du- HART SCHAFFNER & MARX E. and EDITORIAL SECRETARY Work in pleasant surroundings —new air conditioned building. Three weeks vacation after Ist year, free hospitalization and life insurance. 1700 Help Wanted—Women Wanted—Women 8-6880 plus Saoehes. Must have ownstransp. etka. a apply SEWING ART ASSISTANT personnel Church St., Evanston P BORDEN or PERSONNEL 9-5 Sat. by EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 9-3520 446-4000 Mystik Tape Div. skills. Interesting We’ Position now available for experienced secretary with good shorthand and typing skills. Variety of interesting assignments. Good starting salary. .Pleasant Northfield location with modern offices and ample parking. Call Help Business Typist-Steno Correspondent ~ Washington National Insurance Company Avenue GR 107 Seeking reliable women with some sewing ability to sew labels on garments by hand. No previous experience necessary. Learn and earn excellent pay, depending upon quantity you produce. COME Plaines 3200 Dempster Phone 827-1108 475-7900 today! Chicago 1718 Phone IN TYP CLERK OUT HIGHEST RATES in our modern HAND $40 BONUS and offer a future with a rapidly panding Company. u'll enjoy IN Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional TEMPORARY S. Grads = 107. Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Business and Professional 1812 Chicago Avenue, Evanston PART-TIME . BEAUTY ~ OPERATOR for Geneva’ Place of the Presbyterian Home, 1 or 2 days a week. No pe lng da Lunch furnished. Call 492- An equal opportunity employer * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald Lake Forest-Lake Bluff SALON ROUGE HAS OPENING for operator with following. Shampoo er and manicurist available. Nic surroundings — good benefits. DA-8 9896 or UN 4-5300 CLERK-TYPIST WANTED FOR clerical work at the Glenview. Publi Library. Typing required: 3712 hou week. If 1967 high school graduat interested, can start work in June. Se head librarian, 1930 Glenview Rd. POSITION AVAILABLE FOR YOUNG lady. Typing and other eae duties. Full time, 37!2 hr. week Steady. Many benefits. ‘Gall DAvis § © Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald May II, 196 �yom is FEA C7 ois ake poe and JUNE AVENUE EVANSTON 2650 YO 3-2155 KEYPUNCH An : opportunity KOENIG 1003 given Start Selling Today Top Earnings TRAINEE North suburban firm will train a girl who types to work in Sales Promotion and Advertising. No experience necessary. FREE. PERMANENT POSITION IN PEDIAtrician’s office is open for someone with pleasant personality to answer phone, greet patients, make appointments and do simple bookkeeping. Attractive 2 girl office in new medical building in North Evanston. Monday, and Friday 9 to 5, Tuesday, Thursda Saturday 9 to 1. AL 6-0277. SOME GLENVIEW. typing. Call JIM. Skokie Employment Service 7925 N. Lincoln OR 5-2300. No Fee. 8-6880 av ailable mentioned for fields The selected candidates will posse ss above some experience and will need pep, poise and Zenith sharing offers an extraordinary and company paid Blue women to who join R . Volpe For Appointment ZENITH 2201 W. An ay II, 1967 ; Equal Opportunity girl Collver, 291-5212. If LEWIS 1618 EMPLOYMENT Orrington PART OR A Evanston, Employer in business addition “a cal we offer opportunity for advancement. Y: earn a competitive star fi Exactly how much depen ' skills and experience you job. In addition our tuition re bring | program will help you pay for ai related courses you may t you appreciate our convenis ; tion, want regular hours and inte in work with a real future, et help you establish yourself ir position with our growing comp We are now interviewin & sirls permanent full time work: . BILLER TYPIS TS . DICTAPHONE TYPISTS . NCR OPERATORS . KEYPUNCH ae mei OPERATORS ~ . TAB OPERATORS DYNAMIC, GROWING cs R_ An you are unable to come please register by phone. UN 1612 Chicago 9-9510 Av., SERVICE DAvis JOB YOU'LL LIKE WITH VARIETY, good salary, excellent employee benefits, small friendly office. Typing necessary. Some _ shorthand helpful, but not necessary. DAvis 8-8500 An Equal Opportunity Employer. RECEPTIONIST Shermer An Northbrook, R 2-1000 Opportunity II. Employer OFFSET OPERATOR Volkswagen distributor located in Deerfield has need for responsible individual experienced in the operation of duplication equipment referably A.B. Dick 335-B. Excellent working conditions and company benefits. Salary commensurate with exp. Apply in person. VOLKSWAGEN NORTH CENTRAL 3737 Lake Cook Rd. Deerfield 272-5500 An Equal Opportunity Employer Correspondent Clerk INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION has interesting opening for correspondent clerk in Fiscal Dept., Working with accounts in Eastern Hemisphere. Hrs. 8:30 to 4:45. Excellent benefits. Rotary International 1600 Ridge EMPLOYMENT SERVIC IN EVANSTON" 518 DAVIS ST. 491-0600 or 273-5180 — Acct’s Payable PB’ keeper Store Mgrs. Fashion ept. Mers. Comp . Operator Typists Clerical w-Typing Acct’s Payable Sup. Dictaphone Steno Receptionist JUNE GRADS : We have many positions for y Open Mon. Night till 7 p.m. INC. Rd. Equal : Emplc Sat. 9-12 SECRETARY CULLIGAN 1657 2-1000 Opportunity 3-2155 HEY CULLIGAN GAL! If you like to be where the action is you'll love our advertising department. THIS REALLY IS an unusual opportunity for a _ girl who enjoys variety and wants the kind of job that’s so fascinating it’s fun. Good typing and shorthand necessary. Call or come in and see Rich Lorig. 8-6880 FULL TIME in, Evanston BR Equal BOULEVARI COM- Murphy EMPLOYMENT SERVICE RECEPTION had in its have profit SECRETARY Immediate opening in Police ment, Village of Wilmette, pendable woman with good and grammar, typing, some hand. Variety of duties. Good salary, benefits. 825 Green Bay Departfor despelling _ shortstarting Road. TYPIST CLERK Busy construction office needs an alert girl willing to relieve secretary of minor duties involving typing, telephone and filing. Shorthand helpful but not required. Write T-111, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. COMPANION RADIO Howard, will which includes Shield. Phone 745-3227 have Zenith average skills, personality. benefit program Cross and Blue a ACCOUNTING CLERKS EXPERIenced or will train beginners with good math aptitude. Mr. and pany in Northern suburbs is presently seeking personable and trainable girls to work in IBM accounting and customer service. Ages 18 to 45. No office skills required. Tremendous company atmosphere. Starting salary $375 with raises after 3-6 and months. Profit sharing, vacations, beautiful offices, great location in suburbs are just a few of the extras that they offer besides advancement. NO FEE. Ave. DA 8-0100 8 KEYPUNCH OPRS. Fabulous company moving into brand new location on North Shore is presently seeking 8 girls with light experience to start at $433 per month. Excellent company benefits, excellent company, no fees. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1612 Chicago, Evanston. UN 9-9510 NEEDS SECRETARY, ADMINISTRA’ : fee, Diversified duties. Good ; skil = Secretary, Excellent Pleasant Personnel Directors stenographic skill mtg condi excellent fringe Coakley, UN 4-9600, re = nefits. ext. 313 ( es j PART-TIME TELLER | POSITION in a AS PART-TIME modern’ § Savings and Association available to woman ir in good and “ge ested pay > surroundings. Experience help will train qualified beginner. 8:30 es esy a.m.-1 Call First Assoc. Wilm. p.m. Mr. ? 9 a.m.-2 Nashalman, AL Federal Savings of Wilmette, 1210 p.m. 1- an ee Central A’ : clerk typists $350-450. ” VARIOUS EVANSTON AND firms need typists. Experience t will take beginners. FREE. a brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400. St., Evanston SECRETARY TO Light Shorthand. POLICE OFFI Mature. Sa increases. rapid with suburbs. — Call] North Priv EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT Bk. Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee EV. for Wally. Ask } D- MAIL CLERKS Immediate in Evanston Excellent growth opportunities experience in one of the above engineering facility in Evanston. train ALLSTATE Phone your CLERICAL, NO TYPING, SOUTH Evanston. Salary to $375. Phone and detail work Younger or mature. Call Wally BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE DA 8-7171 No 'Fee. ist Nat’] Bk. Bldg. D-748 For Our Engineering Offices Located will INC. IS A GOOD PL, start 274-8100 employer. GENERAL OFFICE WORK. PAID vacation and fringe benefits. HOUSE OF VISION EVANSTON 2500 Ridge 610 Church St. Phone 869-5110 Phone 864-5155 SECRETARIES STENO CLERKS GENERAL CLERKS | TRAIN INSURANCE CO. All State Plaza Northbrook DENTAL RECEPTIONIST service DAvis WILL Howard Street An equal opportunity ADVERTISING EVANSTON DENTIST IS LOOKING for a girl to be his receptionist. He will also train you to assist him. Light typing. No exp. needed. FREE. St., Evanston Doctor's Receptionist 965-3240 Northbrook. Suburban doctor to 3 Clerical Trainees with light typing and neat appearance as his receptionist. You’ll learn to take calls and messages when he’s out of the office, greet patients, keep appointment schedule current. Hours are 9-5 with no Saturdays or eves. Age is open and no medical background req’d. $425 mo. Free. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 brownlie personnel Avon Openings LEWIS N. Filing & Fig. Clerks $325-$450 708 Church 328-3400. 1771 & STREY Rd. Business and Professional = CULLIGAN BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. SMALL, DOCTOR'S RECEPTION Packaging Corp. of America VARIOUS FIRMS NEED BEGINNERS as well as experienced girls for their accounting as well as filing depts. Free Waukegan Help Wanted—Women 107 If you have 1-2 years mi punching experience and looking for a good steady position with a future, this may be for you. New modern office, better than average company benefits, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. : CALL E. KOENIG, 272-0330 FOR INTERVIEW Fine fringe benefits. Pre-employment tests to assure effective placement. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300 9-12 4-8585 5-0400 YOU ARE NOT IN REAL ESTATE, but feel you would enjoy helping people with the important decision of selecting a home or selling one, we would like to talk with you. One of North Shore’s most progressive firms with attractive new Northbrook office, is completing its sales staff. It’s an interesting and financially rewarding activity for those who are right for the work. Northbrook resident preferred. Pleasant low-pressure fp proach to people important. Flexible work schedule. 274-8100 employer merit rated advancement. You'll be trained to greet applicants applying for office positions at this excellent N. suburban firm, help them with simple forms, then direct them to interviewer, Later you’ll learn to interview them yourself. Start at $90 sk. with quick raise when trained. ree. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 Sub Street equal 9-5 SATS. SP BR REAL ESTATE SALES Desirable position requires good typing, shorthand skills. Some previous steno or office experience. Executive ofPleasant environment. fice, national corporation. 3742 hour work week, good starting salary with PERSONNEL 1618 DAILY NORTHBROOK CLERKS SECRETARY EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Av. Evanston 869-2580 ext. 416 Equal Opportunity Employer Employment Orrington 7247 W. Touhy 4770 N. Lincoln Bee Personnel Department FOR ALL JOBS 5401 Old Orchard Rd., Skokie 6-3000 JU 3-0700 An Equal Opportunity Employer 1771 Howard OPERATOR ADVERTISING Minerals E \ course we offer a full line of ben ; IVY oa 2 KEYPUNCH OPERATORS PERSONNEL Personnel Department 492-4600 Employer 583-5147 Doctor specializes in kids. You'll be his receptionist. Help mommies keep little ones happy till doctor is ready. Office is never jammed; set appts, so that nobody waits too long. octor will train. Some typing for bills and things. That’s all. He’ll show you the rest! Age open. Fast pay raises. e ye? Te a Bats Business and Professional BABY DOCTOR'S GIRL $415 BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. DEPT. Ridge hgo. Accent ail 107 Help Wanted—Women Help Wonted--Wemea Business and Professional Privately owned station. Known for good music, news, weather, personal interviews. Answer fan mail, requests for announcements, phones, Clip press releases. Guide visitors through station. FREE. We Have Openings For You now if you have better than average figure aptitude and enjoy detail work. Pleasant working conditions, company cafeteria, excellent benefits, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION An in oe RADIO STATION GIRL FRIDAY $433 IF XPANDING DATA-PROCESSING Department of national organization requires young woman for position as keypunch ad alga Age 20 to 30, high school graduate, 2 years experience preferred. Good starting salary, iop fringe benefits. 3714 hour week. 1740 spot FIGURE HOSPITAL Ridge Av. An Equal Opportunity 107 Professional & Chemical Corp. Processing Dept. PERSONNEL and International EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR person experienced in Alpha-Numeric keypunching to work 8:30 to 5 p.m., Mon.-Fri. in modern IBM Dept. Comprehensive personnel benefits including 2 weeks vacation, 2 weeks sick time, 7 paid holidays, medical and cafeteria discounts, hospitalization and life insurance, tuition rebate at Northwestern University and retirement pension plan. APPLY aE International Division for an aggressive self starting type secretary with good typing and shorthand skills. We offer many fine benefits, good salary and working conditions, and a 7 hour day. For interview phone Mrs. Lynch. KEYPUNCH Data - Help Wanted—Women Interesting EVANSTON BR Fe Northbrook Office Murphy Employment Service 9-9510 : SECRETARY GRADS 1612 CHICAGO x Business Professional THE LARGEST COMPANY OF ITS KIND IS NOW HIRING FOR JUNE AND JULY STARTING DATES. NO SKILLS REQUIRED GIRL FRIENDS CAN WORK TOGETHER EXCELLENT ~ COMPANY BENEFITS OVER 120 OPENINGS NO FEE STARTING SALARIES $275-$325 UN es 107 Mele Wented—Wemen Business 4 vas offices. Work openings Must be available PRESSER — WOOL CLEANING start employment in our lovely new Suburban immediately. have to return to school. Permanent ) if desired. ER. MOORE COMPANY. 7230 N. CALDWELL 774-6600 CARE FOR YOUNG GLENCOE multiple sclerosis patient, can be day job or stay. Please call YOrktown 6-3526, ask for Harriet. FOR RETAIL Davis Cleaners to full time 8:15 to 4:15 until you positions TO Ill. for summer able AN EQUAL or 647-7950 OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER PLANT OR 3-0679 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star ° Highland Park Hera Id * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff �“thal: MatedeNivines _ 107 Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Business and Immediate openings in Sales Department for a bright candidate with good typing and shorthand skills. R MAPPING OFFICE school graduate with aptitude for geography. “Rapid, accurate typist, shorthand not essential. of reading, hand coloring and filing. gbaph position in small fice in Northbrook. Large ee benefits. We offer exceptionally working conditions and efits, good salary and 7 day. For interview phone Lynch. International 272-9170 insurance Skokie, 7447 Beier Advertising and OR Publishing MR. Old Orchard 1740 Rd. | FIRST NATIONAL 800 HAYES EMPLOYMENT 8 Orrington $500. FREE. SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 RECEPTIONISTS ATURE WOMAN TO MANAGE EXclusive meaty and wig salon in incolnwood hurs., -Fri. and Sat. lust be alert, reliable and trustworthy. Pag plus sales commission. Cal Mr. Andreas. OR 5-4555 or MO 4- TRAIN PLEASANT, ALERT yman for part-time work at counter St mie dry cleaning store. Good Mes salary; apply immediately. Hour Martinizing Dry Cleaners, Sherman Av., Evanston. DA 8- SECRETARY irl office, dictaphone and shorthelpful, some college preferred. at be reliable, diversified work, ern air conditioned office in N. W. anston. 869-6659. Johnson & Johnson _ An equal opportunity REAL x st 118 employer. ESTATE _ RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST SATURDAYS Excellent opportunity estate business. R Green Bay Road, to WE learn Winnetka NEED A FIRST class, top-rate secretary. Must be able to handle all details for top executive. | Salary" working conds., 35 hr. wk. ate open. Call 432-8900, Mr. Old- aaaee Classified Evanston Opportunity DAvis 8-8100 Employer NEEDED FOR TEEN CLUB Young mature person (high school grad. or older preferred) is needed to run Northbrook’s teen club. Various and interesting duties. Some experience necessary. Must enjoy teens and ‘pop’? music. For more information .. appt. for interview call Su at 272- GENERAL OFFICE INTERESTING WORK FOR ALERT and efficient woman with varied office exp. Adept at figures. Good typist. $110 wk. to start, with good opportunity for advance. Many company benefits. IN GLENVIEW. PA 9-1133. COPY PREPARATION STUDIO IN Glenview needs a high school grad. with strong facility in English. You will check copy and help with clerical work plus other interesting jobs. Congenial surroundings and all benefits. Age open but must be dependable and permanent. Call 724-7225 for appt. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE BOOKKEEPer. North Evanston. Salary $533. Some experience Call Wally BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT SER: VICE ist Nat’l Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171 No Fee. D-721. 3712 hour week. Merit rated advancement, fine fringe benefits. Preemployment tests given to assure your suitability to position. 869-2300 Packaging Corp. of America PERSONNEL TOP ARCHITECTURAL FIRM IS seeking a personable gal who enjoys meeting the public. Screening and testing applicants is only a part of your job. If you enjoy variety, like to work in beautiful surroundings, and can type about 30 wpm, please feel free to register by phone, or come in and see us. Salary to $450. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1612 Chicago Avenue, Evanston. UN 9-9510; BR 3-2155. publishing sec'y 9-5 hrs. LOCAL PUBLISHER IS LOOKING FOR a recp’t—sec’y. Typing but no Small office. $400—450. FREE. steno. brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400. St., Evanston PERSONNEL ASSISTANT WEST EVanston area. Receptionist type applicant. Some first aid., prone tasted D MENT SERVICE. ist Nat'l Bk. DA 8-7171. Ask for Wally D-681. Bldg. SALESLADY FULL TIME, PERMANENT POSItion. Allen’s Stationers. Inc. AL 1-7940 CLERICAL OR SECRETARIAL : Full or part-time. No drinkers nor smokers need apply. Call UN 4-1396, Mrs. Nielsen. TYPIST-CLERK Permanent position open for typist and general office clerk. Must like detail. 5-day week. Free hospitalization. Liberal vacation policy. Mrs. Anderson PArk 4-3880. WINNETKA REAL ESTATE OFFICE needs Recentionist-Secretary. 5 day week. Call Mr. Weinrich. PORTER & WEINRICH 446-2600 62 Green Bay Rd. FULL TIME WOMAN TO DO CLERIcal work. Willing to learn selling lighting fixtures in showroom. Idlewood Electric Supply, Highland Park. COUNTER FOR RETAIL Top pay. GIRL CLEANING STORE. OR 3-0679 PRACTICAL NURSE WANTED FOR elderly bed-ridden patient, 8 hour shifts. Please phone evenings for appointments. UN 4-0581. ID LOCAL PART-TIME BUS DRIVER DAY CARE CENTER mentally retarded has Prefer woman with driving record. Apply 2525 Church St., FOR June opening. accident free in person at NURSES AIDES NEEDED FOR PRESBYTERIAN home. All shifts, 5 day week, one meal furnished. Call 492-2906 or apply in person. 3131 Simpson, Evanston. PASTE UP AND 3-1840. Personnel Secretary Interview—Test—and meet 475-1800 Howard Agency 307 Howard SHORT ORDER COOK, .or full, evenings, for Restaurant, Northbrook. $450 people Evanston PART-TIME the Caravel 272-4358. APARTMENT HELD FULL OR PART-TIME SALES IN most distinctive wallpaper salon on north shore. Ideal working conditions. Wallbrunn Paint Co., 1177 Wilmette Av., Wilmette, Ill. Phone AL 1-7339, Don Smith, manager. WAITRESSES Earn extra money part-time as waitress. North Shore Country Club, Glenview. Uniforms furnished; hours can be arranged. Pleasant working conditions. Call Mr. Green, 729-1200. BEAUTICIAN STYLIST. EXCELLENT INCOME POtential. Good transp. Pleasant working conditions. Full or part-time. Call Doris Stroud, UN 4-1i22. NORTH erator OPERATOR EVANSTON. AMBITIOUS OPcan make $200 a week. Salary commisson. 5 day week. 9-5. Cail 5-1718. BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT Full time, Monday through Friday. Prefer dependable woman with general office experience, but will train. Some typing ig al for appt. GIRL FRIDAY General office and secretarial. One man semi-professional office. Direct public contact. Need a mature, conscientious person willing to grow with us. Call UN 9-9434. REGISTERED NURSES AIDES EXPERIENCED OR WILL TRAIN. Contact Mrs. Mahoney or Mrs. Stehr. Maryhaven Village 1700 E. Lake Av. PArk 9-1300 Glenview. OFFICE SALARY $400. No Shorthand. Good hours. Call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT DA 8-7171. No Fee. Service 1st Nat’l Bank Bldg. BOOKKEEPER NEW EVANSTON travel Agency, experienced accounts payable, pegboard payroll, quarterly returns, thorough trial balance. 267-6464 Mr. Bock for appointment. TYPEWRITER, TYPIST—ELECTRIC general office experience. Interesting work, pleasant office, liberal benefits. Brookshore, 952 Sunset Ridge Rd., Northbrook. CR 2-1200. FULLER E LIVER ; ARANTEED. PA 4-5721 or JU 3-4250. PRESS GIRL In small cleaning plant in Evanston. Quality work and exp. essential. Norman Franzen, Inc. 919 Grove St. GR 5-0234 3 Call Lillian, EXPERIENCED MAIDS. GENERAL cleaning. Meals and uniforms furnished. Good salary plus _ fringe benefits. Call Mrs. Thomas, UN 4-5460. PERSONNEL SECRETARY TO $550 Assist Association Director. Pleasant surroundings. Out of town convention 1 wk. per year. Evans Personnel 1609 Maple Ave UN 9-3160 DENTIST IN CARLSON BUILDING needs respectable lady as receptionist with light typing and mathematical ——e Salary $400 to $450. UN 4WAITRESSES WANTED, FULL OR PART-TIME. Steele’s Snack Shop, 1011 Waukegan Rd. Northbrook 272-3160 CLERK-TYPISTS 40 wpm- waa $390 <n -Statistics 4 Howard Agency 307 Howard, WILL TRAIN $425 TYPING In Evanston. A variety of clerical. Nice surroundings. Convenient. No a erg Personnel 1609 Maple UN GIRL FRIDAY Today can by your lucky day. I'm reluctantly moving out of town, and you may have the job I would like to keep. Call Betty in Glenview. 729-3100. EARN EXCITING TOP MONEY, hours in a woman’s world of cosmetics. We train. Full or part-time. Evenings or wkends _ satisfactory. Studio Girl Cosmetics. 869-2327. CASHIER. Full time. no Sat., salary. Lee Pharmacy Rd., PA 4-7414. For inter- or Sun. Good 1523 Waukega INSPECTOR FOR RETAIL Davis Cleaners CLEANING PLANT. OR 3-0679 COUNTER HELP WANTED. FULL OR part time. Experienced or will train — Cleaners, 966 Waukegan Rd., 724 39. WOMAN CAB a ME clog Cae FULL OR PART-TIM WEEKENDS. SX CELLENT ANCOME. Apply 8015 Lawndale, Skokie. BEAUTY OPERATOR EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY IN SAL ary. Glenview. PA 9-2099, evenings. Saleslady For Saturdays NORTHBROOK WOMAN’S APPARED Shop. Call after 6 p.m. 272-3167. WAITRESS Exp’d for supper club. Evening Short hrs. Good tips, Full or time. Call after 4 p.m. 432-0440. hrs par DENTAL CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT Experience not necessary; 5-da week. Salary open. 729-2233. WOMAN: HOURS 8:30 TO 2 P.M. to help cook and serve in small coffe shop. 677-6799 after 3:30 p.m. EXP. FUL WAITRESSES—SOME time and part-time. Uniforms fur nished. Own transportation. Call Mrs Welch, 272-0272. WAITRESS WANTED: FULL TIME Hillcrest 6-5969 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK New Evanston Travel Agency, must type, some office experience necesped 267-6464, Mr. Bock for appointment. WANTED-DENTAL ASSISTANT Full or part-time for Glenview office. Exp. desirable but not necessary. We will train you for an_ interesting career. 724-6343 for interview appt. GLENVIEW MNGR. NO NURSES FULL OR PART-TIME. Modern nursing home in Northbrook. Mr. Rischard VE 5-4200 SMALL pleasant capable girl as assistant mngr. in exchange for furnished apt. yping required—business major preferred. Call 274-3243. “BEAUTY COUNSELORS.” view call PArk 9-1566. ID 2-9090 BEAUTY and HI 6-4700 Excellent Opportunity With KEYLINE PART-TIME-WOMEN SECRETARY National advertising firm needs a girl who is good on the phone, shorthand, and I1.B.M. executive typewriter. Location in Highland Park across from Cross Roads Shopping Center. Good starting salary with increases plus full benefits. Call 831-3400. typing, filing. Bright surroundings. Call Mr. Daily Jr. WAITRESSES - i1-. TO 3:30, PLEASANT working cond., good benefits. ge to The Buffet, Carson Pirie: Scott Co. or call AL 1-8689. _ RECEPTIONIST TO START NOW FOR Winnetka Real Estate Office. Light HOURS and FULL TIME FACTORY WORK AVAILable, working with small power tools a must. Excellent opportunities with expanding co. Good _ starting pay. Profile Plastics, 1935 Stanley St., 1 aguante Call Mr. D. L. Scott, 272- 446-9000 TIME FOR JOHN HANCOCK Insurance Agency, experienced in general office work including light pt agua and typing. Pleasant in Glenview with congenial _ people. Call Mr. Lisberg, 729-2250. SECRETARY: St. Equal SUPERVISOR WORKING WITH many interesting To Davis An 1-4300 WIS BANK TRUST CO. OF EVANSTON pmiimeg open for girls who have an itude for figure detail. Experienced train. working Personnel AND FIGURE CLERKS will Ideal Apply Glenview 4-0600 GR Edens Exec. Center, Wilmette C. Boyer, Rd. PArk REALTY EXPERIENCED ONLY. FULL OR part time, days, evenings. MR. HELD ID 2-9090 HIGH SCHOOL GRAD. WITH GOOD typing, shorthand skills, 2d girl in engineering office. Good opportunity for personal advancement. Call C. ESTATE VARITYPIST WE HAVE CURRENTLY HUNDREDS and hundreds of good jobs FREE to high school and college grads. Salaries are tops and you can pretty well name the field you want to train in, and our Co.’s are hiring now. Don’t be disappointed with what’s left after graduation. Stop in today or tomorrow and have a competent Boulevard counselor aid you in the selection of your new job. OPERATOR Number 29 IBM. facilities—Benefits. Office. VARIOUS CLERICAL DUTIES EXCELLENT COMPANY BENEFITS YOU ENJOY es? We have Evanston Av. 869-2580 ext. 416 Equal Opportunity Employer Waukegan MR. STENO HOSPITAL CORP. KEY PUNCH of Suburban Newspapers ALpine 7-7700 EXPERIENCED Young Lady for Evanston Office MRS. CO REAL ARTIST. FULL OR PART-TIME, days, evenings. Will train. GRADUATES GET YOUR JOBS NOW Ridge An SUREK, YO 6-8500 SKOKIE, ILL. CALL 5-2200 OR AMERICAN SUPPLY standard Rate & Data Service 274-8100 employer 491-0600 or 273-5180 NATIONAL ORGANIZATION LOcated in Evanston has need for clerk typist. High school graduate with strong typing and general office skills, neat appearance. Good starting salary, Bsa chee fringe benefits. 3742 hr. week. have several diversified job including bookkeeping and ' positions, which provide the salary and benefits. Department EMPLOYMENT SERVICE IN EVANSTON 518 DAVIS ST. WILL RELOCATE building in Northopenings in the FOR GLENVIEW 1141 Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional 107 Professional office. Typing required. Full time. 9 to 5. Prefer Glenview area resident. BOULEVARD TYPIST we 5201 Skokie Blvd. Skokie, Ill. Pleasant modern office. Liberal company benefits with good opportunities for advancement. Interviewing 8:15 to 4:30 or appt. may be arranged after 5 p.m. or on Sat. Call Miss Hartung at THERE ARE EXCITING AND warding career opportunities just utes from your home. As a leader d, JU 3-0700 Employer SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Experienced, no typing required. STATISTICAL CLERK. : Experience in figure work, no typing required. ~WHY COMMUTE? the Personnel Howard Street An equal opportunity and RECEPTIONIST Illinois THIS SPRING WE to our new office brook. We have following areas: Howard Street 274-8100 An equal opportunity employer Help Wanted—Women Business Professional Experienced or willing to train accurate typist, typing between 50-60 wpm. Excellent company benefits, lovely new building, good transportation, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. 1771 ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. company and FLEXOWRITERTYPISTS Minerals YO 6-3000 ___ An Equal Opportunity openings for typists for neral office duties. Idael orking conditions in new building. Excellent benefits, mpany cafeteria, 8:30 to 0, 5 day week. Vecconrel fine benhour Mrs. & Chemical Corp. FOR INTERVIEW TYPISTS ding Business SECRETARY EFFICIENT CLERK TYPIST CALL Help Wanted—Women (107 Professional Evanston WOMAN FOR FULL TIME counter work in dry cleaning store 1153 Church St. Northbrook CR 2-9832 RECEPTIONIST—‘GIRL FRIDAY” For Doctor’s office in Ravinia. Hours: 11 to 7. 5 days incl. Sat. Call 433-3460. DIVERSIFIED OFFICE DUTIES I cluding typing. Evanston locatio good pay and fringe benefits. Pho Mr. Daniels, BR 3-2830 GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED FO dental office 2 days a week. Brigh personable. Exp’d or will train. Ca ID 2-9240. Tues., Thurs., Sat. only. SALESLADY Hours 3:30 to 6 and all day Sat. Maiers Bakery, 706 Main St., Evansto GR: 5-6565 DENTAL ASSISTANT Chairside; will train; 5-day wee Wed. off; salary open. Ages 18-30. PArk 4-1771. KENNEL MAN No experience necessary, good pay. CARRIAGE HILL KENNEL PA 4-0270 CLERK-TYPIST WANTED FO part-time work at the Glenview Publ Library. Twenty hours a week. S head librarian, 1930 Glenview Road. ACCOUNTING CLERKS Several to oer many Howard Agency 307 Howard, $4 depts. Evanst WANTED: FULL TIME SALES LAD for small women’s specialty shop Hubbard Woods. Phone HI 6-0055. 108 Help Wanted—Women Household HOUSEKEEPER, PLAIN COOKI after June 8; steady; fine home; o room, bath, TV, other help. Must dependable: good disposition; cle worker; $80 per week; stay or go worker; $80 per week; stay or go aft dinner. References. Please state na address, phone number where yi can be reached. Write A-997, Box Wilmette, Il. WOMAN TO COOK DINNER WEE day nights for family of 2 adults and teenagers. Can make arrangeme about time and further housework desired. Salary arranged according Steadv employment, must have o transportation. Call ID 3-0151 afte p.m. CLEANING WOMAN. FRIDAYS. T@ salary for good, reliable worker. M be clean and neat. Exp. Recent No Shore refs. A possibility of other da also. Call VE 5-2236 eves. after 7 p. or on Sundays. MOTHER’S HELPER, 17:0R OVE live-in for summer in p Aagees Sunday, Monday off. 2 —— age. Excellent salary. Fine ~ = lucky girl. AL 1-4229 after 5. Evanston Review - Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May II,| �108 : Help Wanted—Women Household 108 5 DAY LIVE IN ae $65 EE DAY 6: bay eg Rg Ae , 811 Davis Street CLEANING are UN 4-7178 WOMAN ery Monday. quired, Prefer WANTED EV- Recent references own transportation. oe EXPERIENCED WOMAN FOR Recent references. 116, Box 60, Wilmette, WANTED: GEN. companion-housekeeper tleman. References 6-9077. Other help required. Write Tl. PLEASANT for T- LADY for 5 gen- cleaning. open. HI EVANSTON—$70—DOCTOR’S FAMILY Must be experienced, have references. Live-in. Lovely room, bath. General housework, cooking, assist with children. Other help. 864-4454. RELIABLE GIRL TO BE MOTHERS helper with light housework 3 days a week. Refs. required. Call for details. 272-3482. WOMAN FOR HALF DAY LIGHT housework, and serve lunch to school children, or just to serve lunch. Mon.Fri., starting Sept. OR 6-1894. CAPABLE YOUNG WOMAN FOR cleaning 1 or occasional 2 days per week. References. ORchard 5-8168, Skokie WOMAN FOR CLEANING AND IRONing. Steady every Friday. 4 yr. old at home. West Wilmette nr. bus. ALpine 1-9564 Housework in pleasant able Wilmette to drive. Good HOUSEKEEPER y; FOR 108A References 10 20 required. CARE, yr. boy, Afternoons, gentle 5 days. 465-8836 LUNCH LADY TO GIVE CROW ISland ist grade boy lunch in his home or, if in walking dis., in her home. Any or all week days. 446-5188. COMPANION AND SITTER FOR ELderly lady part-time days or evenings. References required. Write T-107 Box 60 Wilmette, Illinois. GLENCOE. ADULTS. LIVE vate quarters, TV. Refs. VE IN. PRI5-2559. WEEKEND through to FOR GENERAL req. Call GR CLEANING. fenced. 2 days. Permanent Adults household. Winnetka. day. References. Call HI 6-4837. work. $15 a APABLE GENERAL HOUSEWORK, assist cooking, 3 adults, own room, bath, TV. $60 to start. References. VE 5-2628 or VE 6:30 y, Geanadeic TEEN AGE week, 8 328- oor after SITTER, to Days. DOMESTIC HELP NEEDED IN well-kept home. Refs. OR 6-2094. NEW BABY SITTER 9-4, Near Must PLEASANT, DEPENDABLE WOMAN for housework and ironing. 3 to 5 days a week; wae PART-TIME HELP FOR LIVETV. 2 6 p.m., sae p.m, Jnd. eng. asst. Deg. req. June 10 ,0' 9°600 9'600 not req. 9600 3 8,400 7800 Jr. draftsman 6,300 Mechanical electro-mech. technician SALES TRAINEE | some col. and business excel. future 6,000 4.00 per_hr. . exp. tar men Auditor Cost accountant, | Records Gen. not office to inventory ass't., , Sales some OLD of West ORchard AT THE ‘‘L”’ IN NORTH SHORE BANK Free parking in bank AMbassador INTERNATIONAL NEED A CAR? IF YOU CAN’T COME IN REGISTER BY PHONE Murp THE BUILDING tenant lot 2-1 142 COMPANY BASED cost experience necessary. Degree 00 PHOTOCOPY Dempster UN Production Control 9-9000 Clerk — Must have mee figure aptitude for inventory control proschedule an gram. Some background in computer system helpful. Apply Personnel office 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. G. D. Searle & Ce An SERVICE Avenue Parkway, Skokie, Ill. 60076 OR 3-3200 Equal Opportunity Employer BUS BOY Willow Inn information Evanston BR 3-2155 WANTED EVENINGS, Club W. in Glenview. For call PA 4-5100. to work near your home? ALLSTATE, the nation’s insurance leader, is moving to Northbrook. Unprecedented growth has created many new positions on our corporate accounting staff. Excellent salaries and benefits including Sears profit sharing. FOR maid’s off days. Sunday and 1 weekday. Elder couple, can stay. Call MORE Call INFORMATION you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification #200 this Paper! ay Il, 1967 in ALLSTATE Allstate Plaza Mike Collver a CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee Hours 9 to 5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston EXP. TRUCK DRIVERS AND HELPers for moving company. Pref. married men bet. 22 and 42 yrs. old, living in Evanston or nearby. Good wages and steady work for those that ualify. Also can use men on their devs off from their regular jobs—day work only. Apply in person, do not phone. Mr. Peterson, Peterson Movers, 2510 Green Bay Rd., Evanston. WE NEED A YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST in our stripping dept. You will have to fill orders, address packages, complete bills of lading and load trucks. This is a 8 to 4:30, 5 day pd week job. Contact Mr. Wallace at Walpack Co., 1739 Harding Rd., Northfield. Phone 446-8470. An equal opportunity employer. SMALL SHOP NEEDS A MAN WITH some shop and assembly experience for machine work and _ instrument aeper. : ; ibration Measurement Engineers 725 Oakton St. Evanston DAvis 8-0400 with 2 years experience who CO. (Sanders Rd. at Willow ILLINOIS Rd.) | of sound is capable Starting salary $175 per week Territory will co area. If you are expenses. suburban come in or desire ment please an oversie call . Murphy ecOrees eRVICE UN s413 Chicago Av., whens 9-9510 THE press. V-50 AND Days Ev- JANITORIAL SERVICE NEEDS DEpendable full or part-time man for Oakbrook, O’Hare area. Good starting pay and benefits. Phone 491-0222. 1 4 Public Relations Trainee FOR THE YOUNG MAN college, an unusual opportu! O advancement within a new tion; an opportunity for the man to travel with an excep generous ex nse wrens range $550-$650 and a * EMPLOYMENT SERVICE cago Avenue, Evanston. BR 3-2155. § sing MEN Early Morning Newspaper Delivery, With Car. Good Pay. 4-152 Call for Details. UN RECREATION with young treatment men setting. who College CONSULARS ° boys in a _ resid Need enjoy grad. working active or student. y Part or time work—afternoons, ev weekends. Salary range $1.75 per hour. Minimum age years old. UN 4-1288, Ee vanstan: YOUNG MARRIED MAN ‘WANT full time, no experience nece newspaper agency. 6 day week, per hr. plus automatic raises. . in person daily between 4 p.m. or Sat. 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.I’ Harding Rd., Northfield, . FULL TIME WORK AVAILABLE, cellent opportunities with exp company. Excellent starting pay fo man to learn new techniques bia field of plastics. Profile Plasti Stanley St., Northbrook. Call L.. Scott, 272- 4280. HOUSE mopping, MAN washing. AE EXPERIENCED ~ machine scrubbing, Meals and uniform: good salary plus nished, benefits. Call Mrs. Ground Thomas, UN 4-5 30 Crew-Yardsm YEAR ROUND WORK AVAILABL Old Orchard Shopping center. $425 per month. or interview call OR 4-7070 SALESMAN Telephone sales for wholesale r distributor. Benefits including sharing. College helpful but. necessary. Consolidated Plywood 566-7800. CLEAN UP MAN FOR RESTA experience not required. 3 m 11:00 p.m. daily rag Monday. per day, 3 weeks annual bonus. An a op tunity for older man. RETIRED A AL 1-6621 EXECUTIVE — PLEASANT AND PR FITA second career in reitrement pla’ Prior experience not necessary. Phone PArk COST hae PRESSMAN TO RUN Heidelberg cylinder anston GR 5-6900. INSURANCE NORTHBROOK, LARGE FIRM IS LOOKING FOR you. They want you to work with the buyer, check whereabouts of stock etc. Promotable. Salary $6,400; will go another thousand for the right ORDER EDITOR TRAINEE $470 H.S. grad. . .. exper. NO FEE. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1612 Chicago, Evanston UN 9-9510 291-52 12 A wonderful selection awaits national Extremely large company is presently seeking PAPER CUTTER AND FOLDER operator for commercial job and printing plant. Days. GR 5-6900. 251-1420. AUTOMOBILE HUNTING? A DRIVER-SALESMAN Opening for married man on an established soft water service route on the North Shore. Up to $3.00 per hr. depending on your ability. Apply at Rayne Soft Water Service, 40 Skokie Valley Rd., Highland Park. 831-3100. ACCOUNTANTS REGULAR not required. Diversified work. You'll be working with our top accountants and Dept. managers. Excellent starting salary, unusual fringes. Call or apply. Searle EMPLOYMENT Want PURCHASING EXPEDITER in attractive suburban setting is seeking an individual interested in Cost Accounting. At least_one year 21 $550 a month and company car. You will be trained as_ public relations liaison man, calling on clients in local area. All expenses paid plus profit sharing. Some college preferred. Neat appearance essential. ST. Cost Accountant AMERICAN Professional Lot 9-1 142 1737 HOWARD PRESS Wanted—Men LIGHT GROUNDSKEEPING CHORES located in Wilmette to include daily policing of sidewalks and parking lot, occasional watering of flowers and plants, replacement of light bulbs, sidewalk and curb sweeping, parking lot supervision. We will provide automatic sweeping equipment and all other tools, Salary open. We _ are looking for a reliable man desiring steady year around employment with weekly or monthly salary. Apartment on premises is available if desired. Ideal for semi-retired man wishing to work outdoors in pleasant suburban area. Contact PLAZA DEL LAGO MANAGEMENT CO., 263-7766. Bldg Parking — eons Bay by 5,000 and 724-3629 or 724-2549. Chicago 9-9510 End 8s | Applications may Police Station, 825 Green or Fire Station No. 1, 1304 Lake Avenue, Wilmette, Illinois SALARIES (2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) An Equal Opportunity Employer NEW Westmoreland. At North Full time. Starting pay $2.50 an hour. a experience necessary. With possiinterview for part-time. Kolab Engr. 2051 Railroad Av. Glenview. and STARTING Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway Skokie ORchard 3-3200 SKOKIE 226 IN THE of of application. Benefits include liberal pens hospital insurance, holidays a tion plans. Starting salary month with annual salary CARETAKER 7,800 end 6'600 ORCHARD, SUITE ible Business T™ 30 years of and mental examinations personal investigation. OPERATOR saddest | PERSONNEL OaTiee 8:15 a.m. to 5 p Mondays through Fridays (Evening and Saturday interviews Appointment) 6,000 , than be Applicants must pass medical, p LY CLEAN. UNCROWDED WORK AREAS — NO LAYOFFS IN OUR HISTORY — PLUS THE MOST LIBERAL OF FRINGE BENEFITS. 6,300 acct’g more not an intangible to execu people. Very little if any “ F500 cont. correspondent South MATURE WOMEN TO WORK AFTERnoons in Evanston area 4 to 6 hours a day, 4 days per week. Pleasant working conditions For more information call DE 17-3750 from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Help EXCELLENT 7,800 7,500 ‘ OS date must MAN TO AGE 50 TO HELP WITH THE care and the feeding of small laboratory animals. Farm experience helpful. 9,000 9,000 req. TRAINEES PERMANENT FULL TIME JOBS. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Clean, light work. ke exp. necessary. No age limit. Good a, benefits. A nice neighborplace to work. Apply Jeffrey Allen Industries, 2100 Greenleaf St., __ Evanston, Ill. 491- 0100, Mr. Bromberg. 110 ANIMAL FIGHTER Applicants 21 nor the FOR MATERIALS HANDLING packing in Shipping Department. CHEMICAL 10,000 10,000 deg. superv. A 4 MORNINGS DENISON TO pred | 9 Foremen. Waukegan area. me aer sos pine peneet Wanted-—Women Industrial TO OPERATE 1967. ; five days, come in, vicinity of Main and Elmwood. 475- 1994, call after 5 weekdays, anytime weekends. Help FIRE Applications for the position fighters will be accepted unt HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION. SOME chemical knowledge and mechanical aptitude desirable. 7-9,000 reg. Financial analyst General accountant 2 BOYS, | Officetrainee a week, 9 to 11:30 or 12. Vicinity Blvd, Evanston. Call 869-2145. MAN and 6,600 | WILMETTE FIRE DEPARTMENT. PACKER 9- 0, 000 ; Draftsman, Some pneumatics sev. mech. draftsmen ae: an 5 DAYS WANTED: HOUSEKEEPER-COMPANION FOR elderly lady. Full time plain cooking, own room, references. SH 3-2583. LEANING WOMAN, HOURS $12 a day, Monday and Friday. Crawford and Simpson, Skokie. have references. Call OR 6-3173. 0 Sept. 1st. One child 6 yrs. Near beach, | Sales, industrial controls $25 weekly. AL 1-5947 eves. rc me eee ; 1612 pote wm pe HOUSEWORK, PLAIN cooking. 5 days through dinner, stay or go. Recent references required. Excellent salary. 433-0515. controls SITTER | Traveling auditor Sees , a.m. pee EXECUTIVE FRI. AFTERNOON Swimming ability BABY : 1e askin icatieenes Machine Gesignar p.m. EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE 5-2737. Select Your Own dog. WE NEED QUALIFIED WOMEN baby sit for top pay. Hour-day- REFS. 5-2175. WOMAN—EXPERI- Spaniel Please call collect 446-8256 Bs elec. Draftsman, HOUSEWORK. | week. Wee Watchers Inc. 1607 Howard St. Chicago. 338-6952. Frigey or ica Refs. Nr. 6900 N. | Tool designer after GIRL, Sunday. necessary. 13,000 Lab supv., hydraulics rhe Oh ree Deg. not week. WANTED: MOTHER’S HELPER in; 5 days; own room, bath. children, 835-1123. Experienced Reliable Woman CLEANING per’. 869-9547. SOME old Ridge. hours’ potential cA ACCOUNTING CLERK — of Wilmette, Finance Depart tmer Man to 50 years of pe Peg ah bookkeeping as ese = a ing desired — beral benefits — Suemanian position es Mr. Koester. 251-2700. HELPER MAN WITH SOME ‘EXPERIENCE do building maintenance painting. M.E., valve and pressure controls 13,000 ' | DEPENDABLE WOMAN, FOND OF | children to provide interested care in home. PAINTER'S YOU! ENG excellent <. * Help Wanted Baby Sitters my TO be | valve and pressure exp. help. | ELDERLY Hillcrest 6-3479 a 109 CLEANING WOMAN. RELIABLE, thorough. For 2 adults. Fridays or two 14 days a wk. $1.75/hr. Own trans. Haceet refs. 432-0992. PROJECT Live-in, own rm., TV. ALpine 1-3222. EVANSTON WOMAN FOR CLEANING, laundry, 5 days, 9-12, $30. GR 5-5523 after 4 p.m. HOUSEWORK. hour. 3 days a Call ID 2-1490. Must Other FREE TECHNICAL SUMMER home, salary. BABY SITTER WANTED COOK AND GENERAL Noon through dinner week. Highland Park. 100% Call 835-0757. FOR Has Openings for Men in the Following Areas: IN SUBURBAN AND FAR NORTH POSITIONS ALL Business and Professional G. D. Searle & Co. Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago’s Loop Help. Wented—en’. 110 Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional Professional SPECIALIZING COOK, HOUSEKEEPER: OWN RM., bath, TV; top salary for experienced ; person with recent local references. HOUSEKEEPER TO LIVE IN. GENeral housework and cooking for 1 adult. Modern apt. Recent references. Write T-116, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, SOME — adult family, flexible hrs., Mon., ed., Fri. Refs. req. Current salary. Alpine 1-3113. Near ‘‘L’’ The FLEX. HRS. DAILY BTWN. NOON and 7 p.m., $2.00 hr. Sats. 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., $2.50 hr. Hswk. Must have refs. and car. Highland Pk. ID 2-7667. HELPER and MARQUART AGE GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND PERsonal ironing. 3 adults. Tues., Thurs., and Fri. Recent references. $45. -1 MOTHER’S; 110 Wanted—Men Business DAYS, GO OR STAY, SCHOOL children. After 6 p.m. 272-6075. AS | CHILD older Salary General re433- housework and cooking for 1 adult in modern apt. 3 days—noon_ through - dinner. Help Household HOUSEKEEPER WANTED IMMEDIate employ. Convalescent wife; 4 schoolage children. Light housework; cooking; Des Plaines area. Salary open. PA 9-0279. GENERAL HOUSECLEANING AND laundry in Winnetka, $30 for 2 days a week, includes own transp. Start middle of June. Must be exc. ironer. Refs. Call 446-5299. WOMAN WANTED FOR LIGHT housework and ironing, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 2 children. Live in for 3 days; $50. Call after 6; 2726305 FREE =Help Wanted—Women MURPHY $12,000. EMPLOY 4-0409 _— ‘ 2-a i MEN StN 1612 Chicago, Evanston NO MORE DROP-OUTS. more for mature men. ht (woodworking). ae Chena -3100, MECHANICS HELPER For service station in Wilmette area. Experienced. Call Mr. Hildner at 4467127 after 6 p.m. DRIVER WANTED TO DR I TAXI CAB SERVICE, or” POINT ROAD, Re ag 475-1004. DRAFTING TRAINEE $550. No fee. 0-1 yr. experience. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1612 Chicago, Evanston. UN 9-9510 PART-TIME EVENING HE 9. Gino’s Standard Service Bay Rd. Glencoe, Il. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff fe zs Classified — tH | �aa aes ness and Professional Business and Professional ales Opportunity handle the rapid growth of r Norelco Dictation Mahine, requiring two additionsalesmen. Experience prered, but trainees will renel average over $10,000. ent opportunity for ad-. cement. AAAI leader in stry. Phone for appt. -1783, ask for Jim Feeley h American 285 Philips Co., NORELCO Will ystem work desirable. Must have sive experience programming tic tape and/or disk. Emphasis er Honeywell or IBM equipment. ol, Easy¢oder or Autocoder, IOCS FUdata Winnetka 594 AND McDONALD'S "Waukegan RESTAURANT Rd... te Glenview 724-3711. MULTILITH OPERATOR unity for a man with 3 to 8 i exp. to operate our multilith. You will Ss, print, cut, fold, strip and make masters. Earn salary and benef. publishing in office, Preston Tech. busy Ev- HAVE Lumber Evanston BR 3-2155 Av. IMMEDIATE INVESTIGATOR TRAINEE FOR PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, High school grad.. over 21, no exper. nec,. training provided. FR 2-5175. An Equal Opportunity Employer STUDENTS IN LINING ~HI-Fl MUSIC pane. SALES SOME RETAIL background or interest EX- in i. Opportunity store management. Salary plus commission. Age over 22. Call CE 4-0658 AN TO WORK 6 DAY WEEK, delivering car, — newspapers, have earn $165 to $175 per month about 245 hrs. per day. Call / between 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. p.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily, Sat. 8 * ~~ 2 p.m. BURGER KING: AGEMENT je, Excellent : men. Glenview. 300 POSITIONS AVAILopportunity for career1834 Waukegan Rd., a 4 EPER of office. Apply by i A.M., must TO TAKE Salary letter CHARGE to be discussed. with resume_ to ager, no phone calls please, Bryn Mawr Country Club. 6600 N. Crawford, Lincolnwood, Ill. 60646. BUSBOYS AYS OR NIGHTS : : $90-$100 PER & Hy’s, 3438 Dempster, IABLE MAN WEEK OR NEEDED 4-8560 FOR GEN- cleaning duties. Room, meals, uniforms furnished. Part-time Oo: open also, day or evening urs. Deerpath Inn 234-2280. ae GREENHOUSE HELPER Te rary—full time. Assist abiplayens in selling and ts. ‘ P Call : AL hrs DELIVER 1-4400. Ask FULL OR present moving for Bill Z PIZZA PART- time. Top pay. ‘Must know North side d north shore area. Call 869-2800 er 2 p.m. BROKERAGE TRAINEE, $468 Gi aps to become a consultant. RPHY HY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Chicago, Evanston UN 9-9510 _CAB DRIVERS WANTED, FULL P -TIME. DAY OR NIGHT. » ENT INCOME. APPLY: 8015 LAWNDALE, SKOKIE ART-TIME MAN NEEDED NORTH UP ‘our summer jobs. We need salesmen y calling on loop businesses. Work her full or part-time; commission plus percentage of initial order; furnished. Call 664-9464 for pointment. You won’t be sorry. _ AGGRESSIVE i - Classified 4 1003 Waukegan RIGHT CHICAGO AREA ADVERTISING NEEDS 4 EX- perienced all around lot men. Top wages. Good hours. DODGE IN DES PLAINES Mannheim Road at Oakton Stree Mr. LEE Streidl, 1632 Chicago Av., Evanston, or call 869-2300 II. 824-7151 CULLIGAN Shermer An _ Equal INC. R 2-1000 Opportunity Northbrook, SHORE'S FINEST CAREER CUSTOMER SERVICE $150 WK. FREE If you’re looking for an outstanding opportunity you owe it to yourself to investigate this position. Our client is rapidly expanding. New positions are being created constantly and starting in customer service you get to know every operation in the company. No previous experience needed. Many benefits. Immed. hiring. Call today STAFF ACCOUNTANT $9,600-$11,400 FREE Two raises of 10% each are yours the 1st year. Your assignments will be constructed in such a manner, as to expose you to every financial area of this company with 3 billion dollar annual sales. The purpose of this mass exposure is to move you in the shortest time possible to a controllership of one of their divisions. Benefits include bonds and stock option. INVESTMENT TRAINEE $8,400-$9,000 FREE This one billion dollar company will train you to analyze and help administer their investment portfolio. You will be in constant communication with the largest brokerage firms and mutual fund companies in the country. We can say rather proudly that your training here is perhaps the best offered anywhere. No previous experience required. Immed. hiring! PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT TRAINEE $7,800 FREE Rapidly expanding Chicago manufacturer will train in all areas of personnel, with special emphasis on wage and salary administration, labor relations, and union negotiations. No previous experience required. Their benefit program is outstanding. Immediate hiring. Call 869-8600 INVESTIGATOR TRAINEE $6,900-$7,200—CO. CAR—EXPENSES—FREE This is a variety filled job that offers a fine training program. Your assignments will vary from week to week to give you the broadest exposure possible. No exp. nec. Call 869-8600 JOB OF THE WEEK p MASTERS DEGREE—$775 FREE Outstanding opportunity to join the hard-hitting management team of this nationally famous company. No trave or relocation is necessary. Splendid benefit program includes bonus, stock option and profit-sharing. Unlimited potential for men with a desire for top management. NO FEE. MIDDLE MANAGEMENT (3) TRAINEES $8,700 YR. Complete corporate grooming program prepares to get acquainted with client customers’ problems before you take over a management responsibility. This program was developed to give you broad exposure and at the same time prepare you for a career in management. No fee. LEARN AND EARN I.B.M. TRAINEE. $6,300 Training in data processing. No previous experience needed. Outstanding career opportunity. All you need is a high school diploma and willingness to learn. They not only will train you, but will also pay you while you go to school. They offer many other benefits. Stop in or call today. Il. Employer CASHIER-HOST To learn restaurant business, night management. Full or part-time; excellent future with growing company. Apply in person. Pyrenees Restaurant, 10035 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, Ill. 600 DAVIS GROWING COMPANY in professional work of a non-routind character. Must have draft exemp status. Only one to three semesters o college chemistry and .some lah experience is necessary. Tuition re fund plan. An opportunity to work i an atmosphere of personal growth. Call 446-4000 or apply in person. CALL 446-4008 SATURDAYS Mon-Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m THE BORDEN CHEMICAL COMPAN Mystik Tape Div. Winnetka Rd. An Equal Opportunity Cost Northfield Employer Accountant YOUNG MAN, HIGH SCHOOL GRAD uate with some college level account ing courses. Prefer someone with a least 1 year of experience in cos accounting. Call or apply Personne office, 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. G. D. Searle & Co. Searle An Parkway, Skokie, Ill. 60076 OR 3-3200 Opportunity Employer Equal ORDER FILLER _ PHOTOGRAPHIC Lincolnwood warehouse Permanent position for alert man Must have driving experience, idea working conditions, paid vacation insurance benefits. FOTORITE, INC. 6901 N. Hamlin CLAIMS MANAGEMENT | TRAINEE $550—FREE You will be trained to investigate and settle automobile claims in the Chicagoland area. You receive a company car plus 465-3600 Calibration Technician CENTER a liberal expense account. More importantly the training they offer is probably the finest in the U.S.A. Your potential after training is almost limitless. No previous experience needed. Call 869-8600. BUDGET ANALYST TRAINEE—$8,500 Rapidly expanding Chicago based company with sales topping 150 million will train. You will find this to be an interesting success-filled position that offers a superb management program. Your training will cover all areas of budget administration. Their benefit program is outstanding. No exp. nec, Free. NO EXPERIENCE? START AS A “BUSINESS” TRAINEE $110 WK. FREE You can take advantage of this motor eo.’s splendid training program. You will be moved thru various operating areas, where you will get a solid business background. From there you move to business mgmt. This is a great opportunity to earn and learn. Many benefits. Immed. hiring. FIELD MERCHANDISING TRAINEE $7,800 FREE Car and expenses plus bonus, and a training program that you won’t beat anywhere, are yours for the asking. Your initial assignment will be to check merchandising displays thru-out Chicagoland. After training you will direct their installation. No prev. exp. nec. Call PARKER at 869-8600. ACCOUNTANT $9,000-$10,000 FREE If you have 1 or 2 yrs. general accounting experience and feel you are ready for a more challenging opportunit, we can offer you a job with one of America’s fastest growing co’s. You will start on the Financial V.P.’s staff covering a variety of assignments, geared to increase your knowledge and develop your potential. MAN WITH MECHANICAL APTITUDE for calibrating Testing Machineg Gauges Will train. Excellent chancq for advancement. Modern _air cond plant. Apply Mr. Leisten SOILTEST INC. Evansto 2205 Lee St 869-5500 DO YOU WANT TO BE IN BUSINESS for yourself? Do you need to makée more money? Are you industrious and ambitious? Let me show you how td establish yourself in the insurancd busine&Ss while you continue with you present job. Call me and let’s seq what we can work out. Phone 724-1525 SERVICEMAN EXPERIENCED OR WILL TRAI Electrically and mechanically inclined man. Permanent position. Apply i person. North Shore Refrigeratio1 4001 Simpson, Skokie. FULL OR PART-TIME Women for light, clean assembl work. Call Don Corson, 272-7810 HUBBARD SCIENTIFIC 2£55 Shermer Rd. Northbroo BOOKKEEPER-OFFICE MANAGER Close books, end of month state ments, costs, time study, payroll Small office, new plant. All benefits Northbrook area. Call days, 272-299 or 446-8176 after 6 p.m. PLEASANT dian Of small Prefer retired extra during PART-TIME-CUSTO office. Hours flexible man, or man seeking employment. day. Call PA 4-460 DOORMAN POSITION NOW OPEN Excellent building, fine working co ditions. rite giving qualification and telephone number. Write T-11 Box 60 Wilmette. OPENINGS AVAILABLE—ROUTEMED Mon. through Sat. Early a.m.: 4 t 7:15. Full. time: 11:30 to 7:30 p. Also Sunday routes—using your ow car. Deerfield News Agency. 945-2331. COUNTER MAN AND GRILL MAN Good pay. See or phone: DON NICHOLS 718 Church St., Evanston, GR 5-9450. SHORT ORDER COOK. or full, evenings, for Restaurant, Northbrook. PART-TIM the Caravée 272-4358. AUTO MECHANIC ALL AROUND MA for Shell Service station. Waukega and Shermer, Northbrook. Apply i person. CALL 869-8600 PARKER Ill needs lab technicians. Will be engaged Assistant INTERNATIONAL headquarters has a training opportunity in its cost accounting department. Prefer minimum of 6 hours college accounting credits or equivalent in experience. Age and salary open. Call Frank Mohr 657 RAPIDLY 1700 TRAINEE CULLIGAN’S CLIFF DEALER to J. W. div. of Union Oil Co. of Calif. Golf Rd. Palatine, L A 9-7700 An Equal Opportunity Employer R & D Technicians 2 years of college or associate degree, plus 2 years experience in engineering and-or architectural drafting. Acceptable pre-employment tests and references. resume experience A E. 3-4300 CENTER—WILMETTE ACCOUNTING EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 No. Fee. 636 Church St., Evanston Sat. by appt. CAR EXEC. 360 Enjoy working in the suburbs. We have an attractive benefit package including free major medical, free life insurance and profit sharing Write in confidence giving you experience and salary requirements to Employment Department. 200 Wilmette BRoadway Small, friendly office, new corporate engineering staff. Variety of projects will give you excellent opportunity for personal challenge and professional growth. $550 to $700 per month with fine fringe program. Northbrook. Firm is looking for a young man to train as a supervisor for interviewers, must drive, but need not have car. We consider this an excellent opening. NEW EDENS Send BREAK INTO ADVERTISING A Av., with PURE OIL COMPANY Packaging Corp. of America & STREY Rd. BAILLIE Engineering Draftsman CALL E. KOENIG, 272-0330 FOR INTERVIEW KOENIG 1232 Central 1-4300 ALpine FOOD BROKERAGE TRAINEE $7,200—FREE Unusual job that offers a wealth of opportunity. You will be trained by one of Chicago’s leading food brokerage firms. You will learn to spot trends in the market, how they promote certain products, why one product markets better in one area of the country as opposed to another. No prev. exp. needed. Call 869-8600 AFTER- PHOTOGRAPHIC i worker for exclusive ; will train young man. UNiver- * THE #£=K) K) Programmers preferred. The Hollister Newspapers SUPERVISORY MGMT. PROGRAM—$7,500 Highly diversified Chicago manufacturer developed this program. And are justifiably proud of the results. Your training concentrates on teaching you how to handle management problems as they occur. You will move thru virtually every operating area and at the conclusion of your training move into mgmt. No fee. Call 869-8600 noons. Miscellaneous duties in job Pid commercial printing plant. GR 5- sity 4-7322. FOR (16 (256 EXCELLENT COMPANY BENEFITS including 3 weeks’ vacation, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Sickness and Health Insurance and Pension. Apply BOB man to enjoy interesting activity with good monetary rewards. Age and experience no limitation. One of North Shore’s most progressive firms with attractive new Northbrook office is completing its sales staff. Seeking established resident of Northbrook. Pleasant low-pressure approach to people important. Flexible work schedule. Programmers WE HAVE TWO 360/30 installed and a 360/40 scheduled for 1967 delivery. We are expanding our programming staff and are looking for experienced programmers. We plan to use the pa cag system and to program i cobol. ; PARKER Mr. Rodney 475-4397 START ‘OPPORTUNITY Commercial - WE ARE A FAST GROWING CHAIN = 9 Award-Winning Suburban Weekies. REAL ESTATE SALES OPENING in our parts depot for a stockroom clerk. This is a permanent position and we will train if necessary. Good starting salary with opportunity for advancement. This is an opportunity to make the automotive field a lifetime career with many company benefits. MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA INC. 1500 Skokie Blvd., Northbrook 272-5880 An Equal Opportunity Employer - An equal opportunity employer. ' A HEAD appointment Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional Professional WE HAVE PERMANENT OPENINGS for young men to be Printers and Pressmen, on our day and night shifts. These are training jobs leading to advancements. NORTHBROOK PARTS Abstracts Co. ~COLLEGE for EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. Lake Av., Glenview An Equal Opportunity Employer Green Bay Road Winnetka AN Crocker SCA f, FORESMAN & CO. JIM DEWAR AUTOMOTIVE WE Mrs. and APPRENTICE Opportunity To Learn Trade FOR 729-3000 Murp EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1612 Chicago UN 9-9510 ligh School Boys RRYOUT Call FOUR WELL GROOMED YOUNG men 18-25 with high school education needed by this multimillion dollar corporation, to help customers plan and route their vacations. Excellent potential for ambitious lad to work, go to school and advance into management. Company pays fee! bene- aging Corp. of America - Windows LEADS FURNISHED DRAW AND COMMISSION . Evanston executive office of corp. Excellent starting salary, ormaise avctintae! aon aes sell: TRAVEL GUIDE TRAINEE VANSTON DOWNTOWN LEGE DEGREE AND EXPOSURE WEEKDAY to Etc. CONTACT Business OPPORTUNITY 110 Help Wanted—Men 110 Professional young man to perform professional accounting assignments and studies in the areas of taxes, budgets. government reports, financial statements, and property records. Should have a degree in accounting and 2 to 3 yrs. accounting experience. Working knowledge of computer operation is desirable. Additions . Porches, WEST TOUHY AV. conditions and fringe C. C. Boyer 869-2300. man and STAFF ACCOUNTANT EXCELLENT . Alum. Siding ‘, Room SKOKIE, ILLINOIS NVENIENT experienced . Combination PROGRAMMER, SR. ing Cali employ Inc. ITIO OFFERS UNUSUAL potential in expanding new Business REMODELING SALESMAN have opened a new office paar Help Wanted—Men 110 Fr Day/Night Porter Wanted Call 967-8939 EVANSTON PART OR FULL TIME. ODD JOB Set your own hours. Phone 3% 8841—475-0743. Call 8-11 a.m. 15 ring Evanston Review * Wilmette Life © Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements ° Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May II, 196 ug De eae �ee a Help Wanted—Men Business and 110° Professional PRODUCT INSPECTOR WE OFFER: Good Working Conditions Group Life Insurance Group Hospitalization Paid Vacations Paid Holidays Plan Contact William Morgan at 272-7500 or send your resume to P.O. Box 326, Northbrook, Ill. ‘‘An Equal Opportunity Employer’’ TECHNICIANS ENGINEERING IF YOU ARE ELECTRO-MECHANically inclined and interested in using your knowledge, ability and initiative in this field, we have the perfect position for you. Our Engineering Dept. is seeking individuals to ai in the development and building of models of our office equipment. EXCELLENT SALA EXCELLENT WORKING CoNDrrions PROMOTION MANY BENEFITS AMERICAN 2100 PHOTOCOPY Dempster UN 9-9000 Sales Service Mgr. EMPLOYMENT UN wi nna 9-951 SERVICE Avenue, Evanston BR 3-2155 CART TIME EVENINGS to 10 p.m. Monday through 6 p.m. Friday No experience necessary—we train Men. needed by industry in new modern air-conditioned office, locally located in Wheeling and Skokie area. Excellent hourly rate and bonus plus raises, 30-60-90-days, to men’ who qualify. Must be dependable and have a desire to advance THE NATION’S HOUSEKEEPER JO WALKER 824-0144 PORTER RELIABLE MAN FOR CLEAN-UP work. Permanent. 5 day week. Hours can be arranged APPLY IN PERSON North Shore Refrigeration WANTED 16 YEARS OF AGE DAIRY TREAT Howard St. west of Ridge, Evanston. CARPET CLEANING Man for in-home carpet cleaning. Also route man. Experience necessary. $150 per week. GR 5-1192. Help Wanted—Men Household HANDY MAN, MARRIED: 40-50 YRS. old; yard work; housework; must be able to drive. Furnished air-cond. apt. TV, for married couple — Recent ref. req. Good salary. HI 6-0111 NATIVE OF BARBADOS, WEST Indies seeking employment as houseman-chauffeur. Can cook. For more information call 446-2495. MAN WANTED FOR work in North Shore ay; hours arranged Ernon 5-2627. DISHWASHER SMALL EVANSTON FOOD PROCESSOR NEEDS ALL-AROUND MAN FOR IN-PLANT WORK. SOME DRIVING ECESSARY. GOOD STARTING PAY, LIBERAL BENEFITS. APPLY IN PERSON 2223 WASHINGTON, EVANSTON COLLEGE STORE NEEDS YOUNG man for full time work in shipping and receiving department. Apply in person only. See Mr. Iversen. NORTHWESTERN STUDENT CO-OP 726 Orrington Av. Evanston AINTENANCE MAN FOR DEERpath Inn. Must be capable of making minor repairs and supervising men. Live-in accommodations for single man. Meals and uniforms furnished. Hospitalization 234-2280. GRILLMAN DISHWASHER salary. Apply after good Peacock’s Dairy Bar, 1602 Rd., Wilmette. AUTO WASHER 2 p.m. Sheridan WAXER ULL TIME DAYS. APPLY wood Garage, 1533 West Chicago. BIRCHJarvis, ACCOUNTING he yr ag 6-9 Hours. $525. No MURPHY EMPLOYMENT. SERVICE 1612 Chicago, Evanston. UN 9-9510 Part-Time [AN EXP. cleaners. Work IN REPAIR Call Mr. Avail. OF Lenn, For VACUUM 967-5770. AR WASHER AND POLISHER wanted. No Sunday or holiday work. Forrest’s Service, 1201 Green Bay, Wilmette. Animal ‘ ay FOR Il, Caretaker Wanted ANIMAL HOSPITAL. Phone AL 1-2600 1967 CUSTODIAN church; good to suit. Call WANTED FULL OR PART-TIME HIilcrest 6-5969 CLEANING MAN: RELIABLE experienced for every Monday. call Hillcrest 6-7109. 112 Help AND Please Wanted—Men Industrial FACTORY HELP ASSEMBLERS STOCK MEN SHIPPING MEN WORK IN PROGRESSIVE EVANSTON, new plant, convenient location, above average wages plus extraordinary employee benefits. Come in for a personal interview to discuss how we can improve your future and your security. BUEHLER 2120 LTD. Greenwood St. Evanston 475-4700 STOCK TO CLERK SHELVE. STOCK, FILL ORDERS for circulars, lift packages, ' do errands. High School desirable. Call Mrs. Crocker for appointment. 729-3000 oe2 BF FORESMAN & CO, An UCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 900 E. Lake Av., Glenview Equal Opportunity Employer STEADY, HARD WORKING MAN—NO age limit. Permanent, full time factory work. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. with overtime. No exp. needed—we will train. Good starting salary and company benefits. Apply Jeffrey Allen Industries, 2100 Greenleaf St., Evanston, Ill. 491-0190, Mr. Bromberg. GENERAL FACTORY A Good A Good Company Company have openings TO OPERATE DENISON PRESS Full time. Starting pay $2.50 an hour. No experience necessary. With possible interview for part-time. Kolab Engr. 2051 Railroad Av. Glenview. 724-3629 or 724-2549. MACHINE Copywriter Light NEED RECENT COLLEGE GRADUate with creative and organization abilities to plan and write advertising bulletins and brochures. Will assume many responsibilities in production areas. Matching Coordinator FULL OR PART-TIME Men for stock gens shipping, receiving, assembly work Call Don Corson, 272-7810 HUBBARD SCIENTIFIC 2855 Shermer Rd. Northbrook PRODUCTION WORKERS. CANDY plant. ist and 2nd shift openings. Apply D. L. Clark Co., 1520 Lyons St., Evanston. An Equal Opportunity Employer 1700 E, _An ORand good Operator Call Miss Clerk Custodian STABILITY? Reliable, mature man _ needed to operate freight elevator and _ for general cleaning duties. Permanent, long-term employment with all benefits. Uniforms furnished. Will be bonded. a.m. to 5 p.m. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION 2020 Heip Kennedy for 729-3000 SALES appointment to 5 years in experience research and sheet and section EXECUTIVE food work. An equal PETERSON AVE. ALGAR' ¢ RESTAURAI 2801 W. Devon REAL ESTATE sates If you like people, have en and are willing to jearn, then welcome you in our congenial which has excellent referral Best income potential. For ini phone ANN ANDRUSS, Bay Rd, ALpine REALT 1-7300 ASSEMBLERS HIGH STARTING RATE, company benefits. One Bus. 8121 BO block — 0 Quick Set, Inc. N. Central Park YACHT NEEDS CLUB: COUPLE TO LIVE IN Y¥ ’round and perform light main and some food preparation, Phone HI 6-6934 COLLEGE man STORE or woman NEEDS for full time book ae et he a in only. See Mr. I NORTHWESTERN "STUDENT x 1726 Orrington Av., OR LADY. DRIVE 7 to 9 and ait 3 to 5. drivers es S Top pa w/good recor especially Babcock 446-7220. qualified. at COLLEGE To equip- Tele Winnetka STORE Public NEEDS men or woman for full time wi supply department. Apply in See Mrs. Workman NORTHWESTERN STUDENT 1726 Orrington Av., Ev WE NEED A FULL TIME SALES pen interested in real estate. Keen Realty AL RENTALS For Rent—Rooms PLEASANT Cooking Linen INTEGRATED rent, high LAR Near privileges. furn. GR 5 all tran: i 5- x COMFORTABLE ROOM home for employed lady, Glenview. References. 724-4227 In De FURNISHED ROOM T next to bath, to employed n caliber. Cali after 5 pm, C&NW and ROOM CO. o ADULT SERVICES LIBRARIJ busy suburban library. rar, ence degree. Start at $6,700 or SHAR and TV. Cali cond.—one block restaurants. FOR 446-3 GENTLEMAN. zz en LARGE RM. WITH ADJOINING FE for business man or ap stu One blk. transp. LARGE to Call NU DA ROOM and 1 blk. 8-4468. WITH 29 LARGE for nice working man, pr trance. 1628 Pitner Av., after 3:30 p.m. Evanston’s $45 a private month. EVANSTON: ployed closet, loveliest entrance, Call D SLEEPING gentleman, linens. CL ate GENTLEM of floor, employer ve wil EXPERIENCED SALES RSON NORTH SHORE OFFICE, LISHED IN 1903. FULL COO TION. PLENTY OF FL LEADS AND LISTINGS CALL MR. KIRK. MITCHELL BROS. INC. i EMPLOYED 5-1121 opportunity or Wom and Ridge. Chicago. Private Chicago and Ether! buses. BLESSING MU Man kitchen, bath, Winnetka—Air Apply W. Boys BUSINESSMAN—EVANSTON. TOP BENEFIT PROGRAM SALARY DEPENDS ON YOU 4201 Bus always. beverage VANS 220 Be room for a woman. detail tabulat 18 OR OVER, EXPERIENCE ONLY, TOP PAY, DAY AND N! tation. ment. BASTIAN RIDGE AVE. Ph. 864-6050, 120 and and All Qualified Applicants oes EVANSTON. mechanical of requests, apply now for-next Sept. and have DOES OWNING YOUR OWN BUSI: ness without investing capital appeal to you? Can you budget on $10,000 salary while acquiring experience? Must be presently employed, in search of a new career. Age 25-50. Phone DAvis 8-8500 for appointment. metal and’ of the finest part-time jobs. James Rasor Transportation, Wanted—Men—tIndustrial in 2020 mature F ATTENDANTS—ALL SHIFTS Orientation given. Housing available. North Shore Hospital, 225 Sheridan Rd., Winnetka, Ill. development a.m. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATIO bus, DRAFTSMAN work sample MAN MECHANICAL 3 9 is Monday through hen a creative people in bus Department. Responsibi ities clude typing, distribution liver st 440 Green EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. LAKE AV., GLENVIEW An Equal Opportunity Employer RIDGE AV. EVANSTON Ph. 864-6050, ext. 220 All Qualified Applicants Welcome 112 NEEDED SU AZ Er FORESMAN & CO. GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR HIGH school grad, to learn accounting work. Varied, interesting duties which quire an aptitude for figures, intefest in details, and good typing ability. 9 Employer EDITORIAL ASSISTANT College graduate to work as editorial assistant in the producton of college text books. Must be able to assume responsibility and take initiative. Experience in layout or mark-up helpful. Secretaries from Plaines HEALTH College graduate with experience in editing and production to edit manuscripts for health textbooks. Will also prt with art and production departments. RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS FOR EXperienced secretaries in Administration, Sales Administration, and Customer Service Departments. Excellent opportunities for responsibility and challenge. week, Opportunity between 24 24 EXPERIENCED 2 ONLY, TOP PA Des Equal week Fountain MATHEMATICS Text Book publisher has_ excellent opportunity for college graduates with strong mathematics background and recent teaching experience at the upper or lower elementary school level. Will edit and write copy for student and teacher material. Must have a good knowledge of mathematics. ACCURATE TYPING REQUIRED IN this position for person interested in details. Experience helpful, but we will train beginner. day Touhy Promotion Clerk OPENING FOR A SHARP can devote approximately MANY BENEFITS INCL UPS ALL PART-TIME POSITI sorting EDITORS Warehousemen 5 picking, 827-6635 GOOD TYPING AND FIGURE APTItude required. Challenging openings leading to secretarial positions. FOR trousers HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Clerk Typists LOOKING with splitting Apply in Person or Call Project Draftsmen Accounting Coats Advertising/Sales — of promotion results. Beecere flexible, but ability to work schedule desirable. Will train WHY DON’T YOU COME IN TO SEE US BASIC ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING skills required. Some college and/or board experience helpful. Excellent potential. Dictaphone PART TIME PERMANENT POSITIC and Assembly This work is easy to learn: — no special skills needed. Excellent starting rates and benefits: 3 weeks vacation after Ist yr., free hospitalization, life insurance. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR young man with minimum of 2 years college; good personality and appearance. Will be responsible for new data-phone program; coordinating all hases of system between customer ocations and our offices. Some business experience helpful but not required. Addressograph and matching, Order Estimator NEED RELIABLE PEOPLE FOR der filling, packing, shipping receiving. Clean warehouse; working conditions. Packing Size INTERESTING AND ABSORBING eens for qualified person in our aboratory Contract Department. Previous experience and ability to read architectural drawings would be helpful. OPERATOR PROMOTION DEPARTMENT NEEDS a high school graduate to operate Cheshire machine and perform utility duties as needed. Will train. A variety of permanent jobs are available at our modern distribution center. We need people to handle work such as: for: Chicago Backing Co., 2800 Shermer Rd. Northbrook (1 blk. S. of Willow) 272-2990 NEW AIR CONDITIONED PLANT IN Prairie View. Short production runs. Varied projects in space and nuclear fields. Contact Mr. Sandborg at Nuclear Diodes, 634-3870. WOMEN 113. Help Wtd.—Men and Wo No Experience Necessary WOULD WELCOME THE OPPORTUnity of discussing with you the many opportunities now available, your future prospects with American, and our complete fringe benefit program, including Health and Life Insurance, Profit Sharing and Retirement, Education Plan and Employee Discounts. lant. All benefits. Maker MEN To Go With— To Grow With NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Day shift. Permanent. Will train. New Machinist-Model 112 Help Wid.sMen'eed Wemes AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION We WANTED: MON. AND FRI., EXP. permanent man for housework. Dependable & Reliable. References. Phone before 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m. VErnon 5-0022. — 4001 Simpson, Skokie SERVICE STATION MEN We have openings for 2 top notch men in one of the Northshore’s finest service stations. Many benefits. Paid vacations; hospital insurance; bonuses; etc. Closed Sundays and holidays. If you qualify and have good references, apply at Forrest’s Service, 1201 Green Bay Road, Wilmette. COOK BOY NATIONAL MANUFACTURER IS seeking a sharp young man under 40, who has the ability to supervise 3 girls in customer service. Should be a good talker as he will be conversing by phone with the type of executives you read about in the financial pages. Starting salary ranges from $6,000 to $8,000 depending on background. NO Murphy 113 Help Wtd.——-Men and Women ¥ Exp’d for supper club. Evening hours. Short hrs. Good salary. Full or part time. Call after 4 p.m. 432-0440. 11 Insurance Pension \ ' MUST BE ABLE TO READ BLUE prints and use inspections gauges. 5 years or more experience required. Factory location in Northbrook. Free # Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional UN Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff quiet, 4-4472. tor EI tema neatlame ROOM, clean, lar Classified — I �S NICELY FURNISHED vga i span = aa6 ya . Special sp rates. Pos students welcome. Call UN YN-COMB. r BDRM. AND . kitchen for employed Nr. av. 2m. for 1 or 2 St. UN 4-2393. Main .—DOWNTOWN EVANSTON— - decorated. Cooking facilities. _ furnished. $12 week. Call 8-2132. N CHEERFUL parsons 2 oe. d. 7 for ROO! _FOR 4 after 12 noon. RENT, FOR GENTLEMAN, ately ston, private with near lake, 3RD FL., bath, South no _ parking . DA 8-3723 ERFUL ROOMS FOR N.W. ents near campus, kitchen. SINGLE GIRL UN 9- BUSINESSMAN Japan wants room with kitchen +t ag aoe néear ‘'L,’’ Call 427For Rent— HOUSEKEEPING Bees gle 8 rooms, : = Apartments Near ston. a. to Share Noyes Close to NW, Fo r summer month. 2 GRADUATE ; St., ‘“L’ lake, shopping STUDENTS KING Box GIRLS 60, Wilmette, WANT 2 OF THE e to share 7 room townhouse in N. ‘icago. $60 plus 52, "Ter 6 p.m. utilities. L WANTED TO with another Call SHARE 214 of same on ROOM Seeley f Howard. Rent $50 a month Call 465-4366, after 5 p.m. OUNG WOMAN ne WISHES 869- ‘incl. TWO OF Central Rent—Apartments NEWER APARTMENTS TOP LOCATIONS ELEGANCE _ INSPECT EVERY DAY 2 TO 5 bedrooms. Electric kitchen. rofessional craftsmanship age or parking space available. Plymouth Apartments GROVE, $310 Elev. bidg., 2 baths Y DA on 677-6437 after 6 p.m. Premises Newest 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 TO 8-3757 SE Ero or 475-6589 No. Evanst. SHERMAN, July Ist. Parking TRY DA 8-4535 Air cone. garage $255 EORGEJ. CYRUS & CO. hal AV. EVANSTON BR Jk INLAN 3-2660 & TYSON, INC. _ EFFICIENCIES oA K—close to campu ILMETTE AV—elev. pide. ONE KEENEY BEDROOM ist ERMAN a; jINCAN & TYSON, AV. INC. EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 N.E. SEDROOMS AVAIL. JUNE 1ST First floor! Avail June Ist! 8 spacious new $245 per Williamsburg . Peterson aaa Classified month, & Co. Inc., GR & Co. 5-1010. Colonial garage. 5-1010. SMART 1564 Sherman Evanston: 2 Efficiency & GOLEE, Av. DAVIS INC. DA 8-3200. Prestige Location OR 3 BEDROOM APTS., 2 BATHS walking distance to lake, shopping and restaurants. Overlooks park Immediate possession. NE ON REALTORS 777-8855 NON-RACIAL all avail. July APT. RENT $100 A 212 RM. INCLUDING UTILITIES. CALL AGENT, SOLK, LO 1-7774 FROM 9 TO 5 P.M., EVES. CALL 248-7351, FROM 6:30 TO 9:30 P.M. l616 in QUINLAN ist apts. 901 $190 June 1 & Co. 4-9020 BR 3-2660 EVANSTON 916 MICHIGAN AVE. C.T. BATHS!! AVAIL. First floor 2 blocks to Lake—2 NOW blk. No. of Main St. Beautiful, spacious living room, dining room, master bedroom with private bath. Two other bedrms., plus wood paneled den—efficient St. Charles kitchen with Revco Refrigerator and freezer—congenial neighbors. $340 per month—garage avail. L. A. PETERSON & CO. GR 5-1010 CENTRAL EVANSTON DUPLEX APARTMENT bath. REALTORS GReenleaf MAPLE 1 ‘oar P.M. QUINLAN GLENVIEW LUXURIOUS G. Nixon, Hahn Av. LIVING 1-BDR. HI-RISE APTS. Many unusual features: central aircond.; year ’round swim. pool; Sun Deck: soundproof; fireproof; hospitality rooms; Sauna baths; private large terraces. See models. From $180 2600 GOLF ROAD (One Mile West of Harlem Av.) 724-7332 or 724-6005. EVANSTON 531 GROVE STREET Avail. 3 rms., including din. area. June ist at $155. DOWNTOWN NEAR N.U. 3 rms. limited one person. Avail. “unk ist at $132. VANSTON BOND ‘& MORTGAGE CO. i739 Orrington 475-5600 EVANSTON: 2 APT. BLDG., 1ST FL., 5 rms., heated sleeping porch, large living rm., wood burning fireplace, garage. Adults. $160. DA 8-2477. INC. Realtor Bldg. UN 4-5100 Evanston 1740-48 W. JARVIS ROOMS MAY Ist FOR ONE transp. Call DA 8-1819 ATTRACTIVE CHICAGO APTS. 7524 N. DAMEN AV. $140 Five rooms. spacious and _ bright. Convenient to shops, transp. Immed. 7650C SHERIDAN RD. $135 Three rooms. Newer bldg. near the lake. 1st fl. Cent. air cond. Immed. GEORGE J. CYRUS & CO. UN 4-9020 BR 3-2660 NORTH ROGERS PARK 4 ROOM APARTMENT 2nd fl., 1 bdrm., 100% dec. exc. parking, shopping and transp. 7000 N. in Chicago close to Evanston Mr. Heyman, 1806 Farwell BR 4-1955 743-4416 TA 9-5140 EVANSTON 937. FOREST NEAR BEACH, SHOPS, TRANSP. ACROSS FROM LINCOLN SCHOOL De luxe 6 rms.; 2 col. tile baths. 300 5 LGE. RMS. 160 4 RM. GARDEN APT. $125 DAvis 8-5943 CEntral 6-8696 4 RMS. NEW CABINET KITCHEN, tile bath, heated, $100 1637 COLUMBIA, ROGERS PARK Janitor, HO 5-4345 W. B. LINDOUIST & ASSOC. INC. 2626 N. MILWAUKEE, CHICAGO. EV 4-5800. Evanston 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS 737 RIDGE ‘SUN, 12° TO 5. DAILY “3 Elegant mod. elevator a drms., 2 baths, central air con Immed. poss. Parking avail., £o00d transp. Agent 475-5883 or 777-8855. EVANSTON » 7 ROOMS, 2 BATHS—SUN ROOM All large rooms—near lake. Desir¢ grown family—Call agent for appoint ments. GReenleaf 5-2700. 1507 HOWARD Evanston, 929 Washington 7 RMS... 4 BDRMS::> 2 -BATHE decorated, good transp. and _ shop Avail. June Ist. $310 air cond. Parking optional. Slosar. 864-2561. 2 BEDROOM Evanston. New building. 1 block tq “L’’. Overlooking park. Includes gas parking, air cond., etc. AL 6-3024 541 HINMAN $205 540 HINMAN $175 Private AVAIL. IMMEDIATELY Charming 2nd filr., apt., natural woodburning fireplace, 4 bdrms., 2 baths, 1.car garage, no pets or children. agent. 3-1270 apts. in exc. tiled kit. and 1623 W. Columbia 761-0789 A RD. 6732 NORTH 212 rm. efficiency, 2nd floor $75.00 312 rms. ist floor $92.50 Just painted complete. Free cooking gas. Available now and May ist Agent on premises. 761-4772 Helen 2°APr. NR. HOWARD WESTERN SHOPPING One bdrm. garden apt. $125 Air Cond See agt. on prem. GR 5-3681 DA 8-181 AVE., EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 CHEERY EFFIC. APT. adult. Good shopping and OR CALL: HAGSTROM & CO. RO maid and garage & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 LST“ PLS OF 709 Sherman, drug store, barber shop leases avail- dec. 8-1819 412 RMS. $117.50. CLOSE * stores and transp. See engineer o premises or call 477-3215. G.. Brock! Stewart Inc. 445 SHERMAN 5-1617 7 DAYS Expert DA 1-6700. EVANSTON UNIQUE ROOM ARRANGEMENT IN these large 3 bdrm., 2 bath apartments. Complete prance elevator service. Call now to inspe AV. OCCUPANCY OPEN gas. 5-6730 NEAR LAKE, N.U., BUS AND “L”’. Orrington Sch. Dist. 3 bdrms., lg. liv. rm., din. rm. and mod. elec. kit. UN 4-6570 3; BDRM, 2 FULL BATH, ALL appls., ultra-modern fireproof bidg., nr. NU campus, 1862 Sherman Ave., Evanston. 1 yr. lease, $260 monthly. Adults only, UN 4-2600 or AL parking avail. 12 block to beach and park. Rentals from $142.50. June Ist occupancy. Resident Manager 262-2675 Room 300 1609 Sherman NOW OPEN FOR INSPEC. 3 bedrm. 2 full bath apts. JUNE MODEL & Jenks Free $85 IDEAL FOR 1 EMPLD. ADULT. Good shopping. Best Chicago transp. Call agent. EVANSTON, Maple at Main St. GReenleaf 5-4000 Mod. 4!2 rm. air-cond. maint. bldg. Some with JARVIS OPEN ae CHICAGO SPACIOUS SECOND FLOOR APARTment, Large living room w/fireplace; dining room; heated sunroom or den; 2 bedrooms, 2 baths; kitchen and one car garage. $275/mo. Sorry, no young children. St. 1434 W. RMS. 3-2660 desired, 7705 SHERIDAN Very conven. loc. $145 ist. Sep. dining room. 1333 If LAKE MODERN APARTMENT 3 rooms w/balcony, Ist floor Cab. kit., tile bath, 100% dec. 7000 N. in Chicago, close to Evanston Mr. Rak, 1104 Columbia 262-9175 743-4416 TA 9-5140 Ridgeview Apartment Hotel George J. Cyrus Davis Carpeted. NEAR caaa OF want this 3 baths, 3 For ap943-8388. 777-8855. BRAND NEW APT. W/SEP. DIN. RM, In brand new 2 flat bldg. in Evanston on nice residential’ street. $245 pe mo. 446-1646 KITCHENETTE available. Coffee Shop, launderette, beauty and on premises. Short term able. Apartments LUXE—SPACIOUS!! BR AND service, telephone service, 9-1409 THREE BEDROOMS 913 FOREST, Near the lake Modernized 11% baths. Avail. 513 4-9020 BEDROOM TWO BEDROOMS DE Apartments George J. Cyrus & Co. UN ONE BEDROOM 232 ASBURY, Newer Ist floor. $160 Avail. Aug. Ist Parking included. UN INC. AVE., EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 700 MAIN, Four small rooms. Avail. immed. 2d floor. Adults. 1462 OAK, Three rooms Avail. July 1st. Excel. loc. Adults. 1500 OAK Three rooms Avail. June 15, Clean. Adults. Attractive 1147 MAPLE, Avail, July AVE. & TYSON, Economy INDOOR HEATED GARAGE Built-in Gas Ovens Spacious Closets Beau. Colored Baths Window Washing C&NW, Shops, Bus, ‘‘L’’ Mrs. Fieldman Resident Manager Evanston HINMAN PRESTIGE LOCATION Large picture windowed living room, all electric kitchens, spacious closets, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, private parking. CALL TO INSPECT 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4- 2600 . . . . . UNiversity YOU ENJOY THE ia the old world you will spacious 4 bdrm. apt. Has frpls., high ceilings, elev. pointment call Mrs. Dopp Lee Craig Newton Realtors, HO ALSO St. shops and Immed. occu- campus Evanston PArk 4-5600 EVANSTON. NEW BLDG. 6 AND 7 RMS., 142 BATHS, CHOICE LOCATION. RENT $170 PLUS UTILITIES. WITH OPTION TO BUY. Evanston, IIl. 73-1855 apt. BUILDING All large RIDGE ‘NR. 1511 Sherman Avenue GReenleaf 5-2700 For Rent—Apartments. he 1210 Astor St., Chicaac10. INC. Evanston BR 3-3750 Wallace & Orth, Inc. THE PRESIDENTIAL 800 HINMAN Avail. Immed. Spacious AijrCond. One Bedroom Apt. 4 Rm. Apt. Avail. July Ist 724-7340 FL., bldg., & TYSON, EVANSTON r., breakfast occupancy. Street Hokanson AVAIL. JULY 1 6 -RMS., IST FL. 1% BATHS: Simpson nr. Sherman $190. 4 RMS., 2ND FL. AIR COND. NEW Bldg. $150 RMS., 2ND FL. SEWARD AT Sherman $122.50 elevator bidg. 1571 SHERMAN . versity 4 -2600 18ST Main rm. 7 ROOMS—2 1766 Greenwood HOUSE APTS. Phone 4 RMS., $150 THREE BEDROOMS E—elev. bldg ig. Bldg. HAROLD BURNS INC. 271-3500 SMART & GOLEE, INC. AV AIL. JUNE $125 0 BEDROOMS HINGTON Cir., s, AVE. 2 BEDROOM APTS. $140 AND UP ° See Ann Drago on Premises 1746 N. Greenwood $105 $65 KEENEY—Ist fir. . Ww. of $190 Maisonette Apartments SHE SAN 1620 to TOWN $215 excellent IF hi —— ROOMS, 2 FULL BATHS AGE. NEAR BEACH AND TRANSPORTATION, APARTMENT IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. BAIRD & WARNER GLENVIEW Gar. EE TRY UN 4-5114 QUINLAN EVANSTON BR 3-3750 TWO ROOMS 2001 PRATT CT., near NU small unit bldg. $72.50. BLDG! L. A. Peterson MICHIGAN. 524 Davis 491-1855 BRICK—TWO BEDROOMS AVAIL. JULY 1ST CHECK THESE FEATURES, THEN come see these apartments where the key to ‘‘ease of living’’ is at the ‘‘Ridge-Austin.”’ Picture window in living room. All-electric G.E. kitchen. Double Philippine mahogany wardrobe closets. Ceramic tile bath with fogproof medicine cabinet. Parking stall incl. in rent. View overlooking school park. Reasonable rent—-$190 per month Please phone our Supt. Don Schetter UN 4-8771 to see these apts. at 1000 Austin. of cpinthian Apartments ; de AVE., EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 ELEVATOR 5364 AVE. 1571 SHERMAN AVE. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 OPEN DAILY 1-5 P.M. QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. 1571 SHERMAN AV. UN 4-2600 AL. 1-6700 MAPLE 132 ELEVATOR BUILDING WITH 2 AND 3 bedroom apts., air and. built-in cabinet kitchens, ceramic tile ieee Posy to transportation. Call to Come and see these reall “eres apartments equipped wit the latest features for easy living. All apartments have their own private balconies. Heat is supplied by a central gas fired hot water system, individually controlled in each apartment. Kitchens are unusually large and contain double oven de-luxe ranges, double door refrigerators, and disposals. All apartments are air conditioned with wall type units. 825 FOREST, near transp., full din. pancy. 338-8653 Elevator 1501 2 BATHS large rooms, full d. nook in kitchen. Immed. OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. GR 2 Evanston RED For ce. St., YOU ARE INVITED TO COME IN and inspect this brand new elevator apartment building. It is conveniently located close to Downtown, the campus and the lake. All room sizes are extra large and the closet space is out of this world. Kitchens are equipped with G.E._ refrigerators, double oven ranges, dishwashers, and disposals. Baths are full ceramic tile with — Fes lavatories and extra large mirro: to share lovely 6 room ranch in w. Days, 724-9104; evenings, seat 13. 1520 AVE. For Rent—Apartments EVANSTON ONE BEDROOM 605 CASE PL., one bedroom efficiency apt. New Orleans style bidg., ldry. fac. on premises. Avail. July ist. FIRST OFFERING 2, 3, AND 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH APTS. OR WOMAN WISHES SAME TO 5 room apt. near Chicago and n in Evanston. Summer or perma- A-979, CO. Evanston’s eves. ided. Good transp. 864-3452 after 9 . Write RAYMOND 2025 SHERMAN in business man to share 4 rm. same. Grand piano avail. for major. Cooking facil. and linens sic THE Agent TO with only or also winter. Call 475-2695 DAILY. Like Owning a Home w/o the Responsibilities of Maintaining It. Road, ED; GIRL, AGE 23-27 re mod., air-cond., furn. apt. ne. 1:30 TO 5:00 P.M. E. ROGERS PARK 7432 NORTH New elevator building, 2 bedroom luxe apts. Free Parking Free Gas Air Conditioning Master TV Antenna 2 Complete tile baths w/ vanity Dishwasher Norge Gas Range Garbage Disposal Frost-Free Refrigerator Private Balconies Large spacious rooms with loads closets, parking, Bay $235 $300 $365 1330 W. Fargo ROOMS Free otel, 629 Green ette, ALpine 1-8018. from from from OPEN 328-7200 GENTLEMAN 2 BEDROOMS, This new - eg 4 Raymond elevator building will feature year round electric aid conditioning, complete Hot Point kitchens, balconies, large closets, ceramic tile baths, spacious living rooms with separate dinning rooms. Garage and outside parking available. LARGE COMFORT2 business men or 2 Call after 5 p.m. 272-4048. orth nbrook. MR 1 bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms students. Good transp., kit. priv. 8352. 1310 MAPLE Evanston's Only New Lake Front Apt. Bldg. AVAILABLE THIS SPRING RM. FOR YOUNG lady, cooking facilities, nr . and yee Evanston. A 8-9034 ENVIEW — SLEEPING ROOM; ; with private washroom; rooms 132 LAKE FRONT BUILDING 550 Sheridan Sa. AND EVANSTON, 347 CUSTER 4 RMS., 1ST, GOOD TRANS. DEC orated. $150. Air cond., parkin optional. Lock DA 8-6289. SIX ROOMS—$120 PLUS Very clean older 4 unit bldg. with nice yd. Tenant pays heat, utilities and must have own appliances. Owne occunied bldg. One child O.K. CYRUS & CU. UN 4-902 LOVELY 2ND FLOOR APT., AVAI June list. Lge. liv. rm., dining area den, 2 bdrms., front and rea balconies. Soft water, garage avail. dswhr. 2 blks. from lake, NU an town. HI 6-2999 913 Michigan, Evanston 1ST. FLOOR 5 Also 4 rms. available G. Brock Stewart Inc. $157.50 at 4137. 50. 477-321 EVANSTON: LGE. 2 BDRM. AP with 31’ liv. rm. Cent. air cond., mod bldg. Pri. prkg. included. Nea everything. $190 plus low cost ga heat. Avail. July 1. GR 5-3075. 906 DEMPSTER, EVANSTON. SUB let or lease. Lge. Ist fl., 442 rm, apt new bath and kit. fixtures, woodbur ing frpl., avail. June. 15th. 864-599 after 5 p.m. EVANSTON AVAIL. JUNE 1ST. 5} rm. apt., 244 bdrms., tile bath, mod kit., liv. rm., and din. rm. Gar. an heat incl. $135. Close to transp., schlg DA 8-3115. EVANSTON—SUBLET JUNE 1. 514 rms, Close to NU, ‘‘L’’ downtow and lake. Liv. din. rm. 2 bdrms., de Dishwasher, washer, dryer, balcon and fenced yard, $190. UN 4-3771. GLENVIEW STUDIO APT. $1 incl, util. except electricity. Air cond and pool priv. 729-3468 725 ST JOHNS, HIGHLAND PARK bedrm. apt. sep. din. rm., stov refrig. furn. Avail June ist. $140. 44¢ 0406 or ID 2-5041 OUTSTANDING LARGE 512 RM. AP 400 Lee St., Evanston. 2 bdrooms, baths, fireplace. Convenient. 3 blks beach and L. Call 328-5949. EVANSTON, HEATED 512 RM. plus 22 x 36 studio space, near Schl. $195 mo. if you decorate. DAvis 8-4936 AP Chut 3 RM. APT. $90. NR. N.U. AND “EL’ with air cond., stove, refrig.; ava June Ist. DA 8-5194. 3 BEDRM., NEWLY PAINTED, NEA all transp.; schools; $165; parki incl.; 3rd floor; 2 yr. lease; 676-2110. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May II, 19é t �ai | 132 $330. Parking avail. 864-3639. SPACIOUS ROOMS, parking area, good 4 near snopping Call after 6 p.m. 3RD Adults 5-7112 GR only. EVANSTON—4 RM. APT. 2nd floor. Good shopping, tion. Call UN 9-3479. 1 BDRM. transporta- APT., DOWNTOWN Available June Ist. Call 1 BEDROOM 133 1 BDRM. APT. WITH DINING ROOM, exc. location, close to N.W. campus and trans. ist fl. $115 per month. Avail. early June 864-1783. SUBLEASE JUNE 1ST, 5 RM. APT. in Evanston near shops and trans. 3rd. floor. $147.50 per month. Call 475-7333 cr DA 8-5930. 4 LG. RMS. DAvis 8-5781 SPACIOUS; 2 BDRMS.; CLOSE everything; ceramic tile bath; TO Air- conditioning; off-street parking. VANSTON Avail. July Ist Wanted small 134 apt. For in 1 room_ Main and JUST COMPLETED TO BE OCCUPIED for first time. Many unusual features: Cent. air-cond.; year ‘round swim. pcol; sundeck; soundproof; fireproof; hospitality rooms; private large terraces; realistic rents. SKOKIE 6 rms.; 1 bath; 2nd floor; $190; ww carp. misc. avail. Evanston school Call ORchard RM. APT. ON vate entrance; ALpine 1-135]. - BUNNY 5 RM. en floor $160 FLOOR route. 724-7332 205. Brothers, WINNETKA Within Realtors walking GARAGE APT. distance and beach. $130 incl. all children or pets. 44 6-3660. of 901 MAPLE Village utils. and house. appliances. $135. ist fl. Call 328-0414 of 3 fates story VANSTON. 6 RM. APT., or furn., near N.U., $250 month including heat. Call GR 5-3000 UNFURN. to $300 a 4 ROOM June 6 p.m. Ist. $148.50. call 262-6952. FR VANSTON—2!2 ROOMS, NEAR N.U. Avail. June ist. sell furniture OR 475-6250 Will 28-5170 1, ROOMS WITH BEDRM., NEWLY decorated; 3rd fl.; immediate posses2.0962 $85. 1716 W. Jonquil Terrace. GR DE 2 bath, dish washer, elevator inspection call Mr. Dan. DUXE $240. For UN 9.0246 Call 256-2393 ELMGATE Central 3 ay II, 1967 East 4333. a PARK $110 Apts. WINNETKA, 5 Also private room, only $45 Wanted St. 5-1617 567 & ORR, INC. Lincoln Av., Winnetka 446-5010 AVAIL. JUNE 1 Charming Colonial 3 bedrm., 112 tiled baths, twnhse. nr. N.W. Univ. and walk to grade school. Comp. carptg. De luxe built-in cab’t. kit., dishwasher, disposal, washer-dryer-comb. 1 car gar., gas ht. $270. SMART & GOLEE, REALTORS DAvis 8-3200 Hillcrest 6-4703 BRICK SPLIT-LEVEL, 6 ROOMS, 2 baths, 2 car garage on a 100 ft. lot in Glenview. Available August lst. $325 per month. Evanston TIGHE 521-4th + REALTY REALTORS Wilmette CO. ALpine 1-3005 WINNETKA—Colonial. 4 bedrms., 142 baths. Sun room, no. gar. Conv. location. No dogs. June 1 occ. At least 2 yr. lease. $265 mo. ESTES 242-3 rm. apt., mod. fireproof mod. kit., tile bath, nicely furn. rent. Manager on premises 338- PARK, NR. LAKE, SHER4 rms.; 2 bedrms.; frpl.; tile bath; patio; bus and “L $135. Also 1 bedrm. apt., $100. HO 5- 0599. 551 Lincoln BAUMANN-COOK Av., Winnetka HI 6-5000 EAST KENILWORTH: 6 RM. HOME on wooded lot. Walk to train, shops, Sears School. Recently dec. on Ist floor. Stove and refrig. Move right in. Rent: $325. Call AL 6-3198 after 7 p.m. NORTHBROOK—2 BDRMS., 12 x 17 and 9x12; 14x24 pan. liv. rm. w/fple. C.T. kitchen and bath; cent. air-cond.; gas heat; att. gar. and patio. Ready for occup. June 1. 586-2261 after 4. N. EVANSTON, 2740 EASTWOOD Av., lge. 3 bdrm., 2 bath house avail. July Ist; lge. yard: ere by appt.; $370. UN 4-4023 or UN 4-0611 EVANSTON 5 ROOM HOUSE FURnished or unfurnished, 1 bedrm. up, 1 bedrm. down. Inquire at 1516 Lee St. to Dr. Collier, 664-5315. MATURE has been past 10 desirable 446-6161 resident FAMILY of TO Family Winnetka for yrs. Would make very occupant. Please contact BRANCH OFFICE MANAGER OF international credit company needs 3bdrm. home in North or Northwest Suburb. 2 children; $250 per month. Long term lease. Call Mr. Seaboldt, 966-0960 or YO 6-6363. RET. ARMY LTC. WANTS 2 BEDRM. home, lower duplex or townhouse w/yard in Evanston area near ‘‘L’’. 1 grown son. 1 dog. Assured care of property. Need June 1. Up to $200. 944-6211, Rm. 1015, after 7 p.m. WANTED TO RENT WITH OPTION TO buy, 3 or 4 bdrm., 2 bath house in Evanston schl. dist. Family consists of 2 adults, 15 and 12 yr. old daughters. Call 475-6033 or HA 7-0712 141 SPEND YOUNG Beautiful East OR New 5 207 N.W. Trier schoot district. Up PROFESSIONAL MEN WISH TO rent or lease a large older home with some property. Best references. Call 234-8220. TRANSFERRED EXECUTIVE LOOKing for 4 bedrms. plus family room in New Trier East District. July 1st cecupancy. 2 yr. lease. AL 1-7818. SPECIAL CARE OF bdrm. house in Crowe district. Please call WI ‘ M Stanley B. Hoilien ~ Park St., Westby, 2ND Wiscor FL., term, children. Ok. a Phone TO RENT: FOR OD N.U. GRADUATE STUDEN' desire position of caretaker during summer months a for apt. John Osbourne, 4 9-5. KENILWORTH. NEW 3 B.R. w/central air for $1 RANCH HO! condit. Ava June 24—Aug. 24 to couple. No $380 mo. including utilities hve dener. Ph. ROOM 6 UN 4-2963. pet ' é es 1.3 bedrooms, library, 21% _ baths, screen porch. Nearly new. July 15 possession $1,100. 2. 5 bedrooms, 312 baths, family room and patio. June 24th possession. $1,400. ORTER & WEINRICH 62 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka 446-2600 to 4 mos. WINNETKA: Summer, 3 Prime loc. Gracious Colonial home, huge screen porch, sunrm., 5 plus bedrms., 3 plus baths. Within 1 to 3 blocks of 2 beaches. $950 mo. AUMANN-COOK 551 Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka HI 6-5000 ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 3 bdrm., 114 bath home N.W. Evanston, gas heat, frpl., fenced yd., convenient public transp. Garage. $275 ma.. 2 yr. lease starting June 14. GR 5-7957. 6 ROOM TOWNHOUSE 3 bedrooms, 112 baths; new furn.; temporary. or permanent. 764-5065 LOVELY LARGE HOME ONE BLOCK from the lake. Modern kit., air-cond., patio, flower garden. For rent this summer. Call DA 8-1255. AUTOMOBILE HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you.in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification #200 in APT. ELEGANTLY FU 114 blks. from beach. Avail. to “late Sept. Call 864-7232. GENEVA LAKE; EXECUTIVE 3 bedroom 1 family home. pier. For season. E. Johnson, Fontana, Wis. 414-275-3203. _ SOUTHEAST house, $250 3 per WILMETTE. bdrms., June 22- month, Plus Call AL T Sept deposit. 1-8839 e Se EVANSTON: CENTRAL house furnished, June bdrms., study, to shops, play 18- Sept. rm., 24% beach, $250 mo. GR "Be HIGHLAND PARK; JUNE 1. to Sept. 15 or Oct. 1. 4 babone baths, 2 open sernd, porches, location. Gas heat. ID 2-0921. 4 ROOM APT. August 30. 3% blk. from N.W. 8362, $150 mo. Call 7 p.m. For To de JUNE 12TE from beach, 2- Campus. after 42 Rent—Town 7 Bala Houses e WINNETKA TOWNHOUS be avail. June Ist on 2 year luxe 3 bdrm., 21% tile ba’ liv. rm.; all elec. kit. includ oven range, dishwasher, r bage dis., washer-dryer. peted liv. rm., din. rm. & Private patio, storage attic, air cond., garage with r door, 3 blocks to train and No pets. $390 per month. for appointment. ALFINI CONSTRUCTION 446-1294 EXCELLENT De luxe NORTH 2¢ shop ae co. EVANSTON Townhouse. Colonial | li room, separate dining grees mor kitchen with built-ins, 3 bedroom ceramic tile baths. Full ba with recreation room, the train, shops July 1. $32 SB. and & Jenks | 2 GReenleaf PARK—2 Avail. BEDRM. for June 1st; rms.; bath; air in Highland Park’s area. 433-3372. BEDROOM field. Wal Availal REALTORS St. HIGHLAND hse. garage. school. Hokanson 5 13 Davis Houses TWO LOVELY KENILWORTH homes available through Labor Day. this Paper! Region, apt., 5!2 «rms. and avail. for 2 mos. or TWO 5-2888. Rent—Furn. a farm more months this summer. 1 ¢ bedroom apt. by former Evanston now residing in Fort Lauderdale. Box 1049, Evanston. PROFESSIONAL, WIFE AND 3 school age children desire 3 bedroom house or townhouse. About $225. Call 674-3799 evenings. For at Coulee WANTED to | 3 138 vacation ; 8645. HOME. WANT home with Daseneat: one buy. Reasonable. Ca - WILL TAKE yvour 3 or 4 Island school Rentals AND RELA? EVANSTON, sch. $400 mo. Would consider option to buy. Call ALpine 1-8817. 3 bdrm. option to Summer QUIET Mrs. W. furn. porch, COUPLE BEDROOM DESIRES Wisconsin. Write for brochure. — Reservations limited. Lots for TO RENT HOME OR APT. month of August. 432-8506. 4 A country MARKETING EXECUTIVE WANTS 2 or 3 bedroom house. Occupancy by June 9. Rent to $260. Now renting in Winnetka. Office 252-4100 or home 4467608. WISHES for the COUPLE or apartment for July and $300 up. Call eves, 256-3967. | WINNETKA Walk to train and to cat bedrooms, two baths; imma o'der home. Available June 15th. NASH REALTY Rent—Houses WINNETKA 5989. & Jenks RM. COTTAGE, $85. office with reception mo. 446-2279. DESIRES 5 BDRM. HOUSE rent in the North Shore area. Rent—Houses REALTORS GReenleaf fer summer. Finest care assured. S.E. EVANSTON, AVAIL. AUG. 1ST. 3 story home, full bsmnt., oil heating. GR 5-7146. WANT NEWLY DECORATED, attractive, 4 bedrm. 1142 bath, brick home _ on wooded property. Near transportation, shopping and schools. New _ Trier East. Immediate possession. $300 per month. Please call Mrs. Campbell. MANOR 1712 W. For McGUIRE EVANSTON: WOOD PANELED ATtrac. 244 rm. English bsmt. apt. in quiet residential neighborhood. Ref. required. Call after 7 p.m. or weekends. GR 5-0150. ROGERS BEDROOM. 2 BATH HOME CHOICE location. Glencoe. Avail. June Ist. Rent $350 per month. Call 835-1871 if nce answer call 835-4455. apartment to Rent—Furn. Davis EVANSTON 4 MODERN SPACIOUS ROOMS, well maintained building, N. Rogers Park, one block S. of Evanston, Ist floor, excellent pram Adults, no pets. $140. Call BR 4-69 4 Chgo, bldg., Reas. room RD. WINNETKA ROOMS AVAIL. NOW, LR, BDRM., kitchen. Joint use of bath all utilities $95 per month. Adults only. Call L. A. Peterson & Co. GR 5-1010. 1ST FLOOR 3 BLOCKS | E. ROGERS tf ROOMS, from lake. Recently redecorated. idan Rd.; $115 513 COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED. Tile baths, modern, new kitchens, new elevator, maid service, beautifully furnished. Exc. transp. Reas. rent. 825 Main St. GReenleaf 5-2100 E. AST WILMETTE 2 BEDROOMS, den, dining room, living room, $175 month. Available July. Close to public mig ge ca month. 869-1394 or UN 4-0877 AVE. SHERIDAN Hokanson PERMANENT PRIVATE BEACH VANSTON 4 ROOM APARTMENT, 2nd floor, 2 bedrooms, heated, near transportation. 1521 Lee Street. BEDROOM beauty 864-5811 EVANSTON 1604 DARROW, BASEMENT APT. 2 bdrms., available immediately rental $100. See Agent. VANSTON—2 d drug Attr. 3 rd. fl. furn. apt. in + De ls a : ae PYF. eee Air cond. bedrm.; liv rm.; kitchenette and bath. Single person only. $110 month incl. utilities. UBLEASE: 342 RMS., 1 BLK. FROM So. Blvd. ‘“El’’ stov. Lge. kit. Available June 15th; $125 per month. Call 328-5347 95 ie RIDGE ST FLOOR LGE. 4 RM. APT. CLOSE to schools, parks, trans. $120 per month. Immediate occupancy. Stove and refrig. incl. Phone UN 4-7826. OR ROOMS CONVENIENT WINNETKA LOCAtion, walk to trains, schools and shopping. House has living room w/frpl., dining room, sun _ room, cabinet kitchen and powder room. On second are four bedrooms plus heated sleeping porch, one bath. Floored attic, full basement, 2 car garage. $300 per month. TOWNHOUSE TEMPORARY Wtd. 136 3 bedrooms. 115 baths, new furn. SUITABLE FOR 4 OR 5 IDEAL FOR YOUNG MEN. CAREER GIRLS OR FAMILY 2-2450, DULTS: 3 RM. GROUND FL. APT. $90. GReenleaf 5-7791; UN 9-5995. and N.W. EVANSTON-AVAIL.. JULY 1 Brick, near shopping, bus and schools. Basement A plus. Garage. $250. Call 864-4066 after 4 p.m. or weekends. REASONABLE 2 BDRM. APT. PREF. furn. about June ist. 2 infants. 15 mo. faculty fellowship at N.U. Write T-106, Box 6, Wilmette, Ill. APARTMENT 6 ROOM NEAR LAKE IN ROGERS PARK 1 bedrm. spacious apt. in modern bldg. after 135 NICELY FURNISHED tile bath, 2nd fl., 100% dec. excellent parking, shopping, transp. 7000 N. in Chgo. close to Evanston Mr. Heyman, 1806 Farwell BR 4-1955 743-4416 TA 9-5140 EWLY DEC. AND VERY ‘CLEAN | 5la rm. apt. located in Evanston. ‘Avail. June 15th. $145 per month. Call 32828-4684 after 6 p.m. Avail. barber shop, shop, 5-1602. 2 HOTEL ip Foe Coffee NEAR ALL N.U., furn. or apts. Call GR 5- in court building near beach. Only Call 274-3243 for appointment. AT MAIN ST. store, launderette, shop on premises. after 5 p.m. OUTH-EAST EVANSTON SUB LET June ist-Oct. Ist. Lease available if desired. 4 Rooms $120. UNiversity 4- available. pep ebony GR 7725-29 | KITCHENETTE AND BEDROOM apts. available. Daily maid service, attractive monthly rates, some weekly ORTH 5 LGE. washer RMS. | parking, basement, off streetEVANSTON or 2—21,—3 GReenleaf 5-4000 No EVANSTON shops, and 3 and 5 rm. SEELEY OFF HOWARD Light, airy. Nr. Transp., shops, lake. LOW RENT 271-1881. LIKE THIS RIDGEVIEW NORTHBROOK: 3 BEDRM. HOME Walking distance to train/shopping. Available June 15th, 220 per month. CR 2-2735 137. NEWLY DECORATED 1 RM. KITCHenette apt. for mature employed person. Nr. transp. and Downtown Evanston. DA 8-9034. Lease. $100, util. incl. GR 5-6036. N 9-1444. ROOM 3ROOM APARTMENT LIGHT AND airy, near all transportation; utilities inel., $115 a month. First floor. Good location. GReenleaf 5-3751. blks. NORTH of Howard “‘L’’, Chicago Evanston-Skokie bus. Only Ts 80. w/util. lease. ALSO 3 rm. apt. w/bdrm., kit., pvt. bath. apt. furnished or unfurnished. Roth Apts. 142 rm. apt., large sunny liv. rm., w/davenport bed, kitchenette, Pvt. bath. Nice for career girl. Only 1% 2 BEDROOM APT. ON per month, Avail. June Furnished ELEVATOR BLDG., DAILY MAID serv., all utils., lige. 3 rm. apt., $170; lge. liv. rm. w/bath $95. 1311 ‘Ciacnae: Evanston, 328-3548, _agent. or 724-6005. YOU'LL PRICal a4 Call 869-9693 NORTHWEST EVANSTON : room 7122 2600 GOLF ROAD (One Mile West of Harlem Av.) 4-7860. 2ND b Fe - NORTH transp., unfurn., , Evanston | Bdrm. WINNETKA-NEW TRIER E. LOCAtion 4 bdrms.; 7a see 2nd _ fi. Available June yr. lease or sublease for 3 Gchine call 446-1543. ‘ REFINED ADULTS DESIRE 3 Univ. 7729 NORTH HERMITAGE, CHIcago 144 large rooms, near Howard pat as and Evanston bus. Second floor. $75. FR 2-2654 or RO 4-4236 NEW Luxe LAWYERS FAMILY 2 CHILDREN desire 2 or 3 bedrm. townhouse or house around June Ist. 7785140. 1 OR 2 YOUNG LADIES; 21% ; parking facilities; 2 blocks to lake; 1 block to ‘‘L’’; all util. incl. $125. Also 312—5 rms. 275-2216. RM. APT. S.W. EVANSTON. UNSaat Avail. June lst. $95. UN 9- De Small 139 Wid. to Reot—Furn. He u hind chicaeie 2-BDRM. TRAILER FOR RENT 12 x 60 extra dining room; $100 plus $52 ground rent. No children or pets. In Sunset Trailer Park. Call 724-7561 between 5:30 to 7 p.m. FOR GLENVIEW By app shopping. APARTMENT OR 724-9100 attractively Hinman, transp., Wanted: APARTMENTS. kitchenettes, to oe CAPE COD: 2 BEDROOMS, Willard School, fenced yard, screened porch, $210. Available June Ist. Call UN 4-8505 days, UN 4-8481 evenings. 1ST FL. Unusually May to Oct. Compl. furn. 475-2384. EVANSTON: 5 RM. ATTRACTIVELY furnished. Avail. to couple July and Aug. Near shpg. and transp. Write T112, Box 60, Wilmette, Illinois. Apts. ROOM 3RD FL. APT. AVAIL. August Ist, 26 126 Callan, Evanston. By appointment phone UN 9-0596 or district. convenient neighbor- ‘ — VANSTON: 741 MULFORD NEW bldg. Deluxe garden 342 rm. apt. Cab. kit. washer, dryer, floor heat. Parking. $130, July 1st. 967-9039 B ATTRACTIVE 5-RM. APT. Exc. loc. central Evanston. ees Meeatckeen ok eee or transient. oard and elevator ser aid, switc vice. Excellent transportation, bus, and Chicago & North Western R.R. Television, air conditioning UNiversity 4-8800 6-8696 tr EVANSTON: SUB-LEASE 3 RM. furn. apt. with maid service, 3 mos. $170. Central loc. near Northwestern Univ. Teddy after 5 p.m. DA 8-1711. HOTEL 1 AND 2 BEDROOM 475-8036 CEntral AIR- DESIRES or Rent—Furnished EVANSTON—1311 MAPLE$170 | _ Hotel roo: ROOMS 4-8503 WIDOW Northbrook Call 272-8898. EVANSHIRE 5 LARGE Niversity 1ST, to Rent—Apts. RESPONSIBLE ing town. gar. JUNE mette. LAKE 505 Sheridan Rd. 5 large rooms, 2 bdrms., 2 baths, avail. June occ. Call 869-0274. EVANSTON. 869-8324. YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE DEsire 4 or 5 rm. apt. by June Ist. Ist or 2nd floor. $100-$115 mo. incl. utilities nr. No. 2 bus. Call 864-6907 after 6 p.m. GAS. $145 CEntral 6-8696 EVANSTON—NEAR Duplex RETIRED COUPLE WANT TO RENT 2-3.bedrm. apt. in Davis St. area Evanston. Write T-119 Box 60, Wil- 2125 RIDGE FREE APT., EVANSTON: 201 MAIN ST., 6 RMS., furn. or unfurn., Ist fl. of a flat. 3-4 bdrms. Ideal for NU people. Summer or longer. $200. GR 5-3000. EVANSTON. 6 RM. APT., FURN. OR unfurn., near N.U., $250 to $300 a month including heat. Call GR 5-3000 conditioned, elevator, parking, close to transportation and_ stores. 141 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette, 256-1480. bat ENCLOSED PORCH, IN 6 t. bldg. 1614 Juneway Terr. (7700 .) Chicago. See Mrs. Nordstrom on premises between 9 and 5. SH 3-6959. EVANSTON— | Bedroom 136 NICELY FURNISHED 2 ROOM apartment, 1 blk. to lake and beach, $80 per month. 743-2350. NEW 1 BEDRM. APT., CENTRAL St., Evanston. Conv. to transp. and shopping; parking, air conditioning. Will sublease. Call UN 9-0800 days. Evenings, 275-5154. 1738 CHICAGO AV., EVANSTON. 2nd fl. of 2 flat. 6 rms., furn. or unfurn., near NU. For 3 or 4 people. $200 mo. Summer or longer. GR 5- BRIGHT ROOMS, 1 BEDROOM, refrig. and stove, decorating. $115 per month. 3rd floor. July 1st. Call Janitor at UN 4-7826. Sublease: ROGERS PARK 1 BEDROOM APT., 2 air conditioners, elevator, excellent shopping and transp. $145. Avail. June 1. 761-0947 or 764-2499. For Rent—Furnished Apts. UTILITIES FREE NEAR DOWNTOWN EVANSTON—5 rooms. Ist flr. Family with small children preferred. Fenced-in gravel yard w/ sandbox, swing. $150. 864-5570. ONE ROOM APT. FOR ONE PERSON, 914 Sherman Av., Evanston. Kit., dressing room and bath. Util. incl. Call Benson GR 5-3330. FLOOR, transportation, center. 134 WILMETTE ... 1 bik. from lake. Sublease lge. 5 rm. apartment—1 or 2 yrs. 2nd floor. Call ALpine 1-0804 after 10 a.m. SPACIOUS 3 BEDROOM APT;, -1% baths or screened porch, Ist flr., avail. te June. Simpson near Sherman. Call 869-2984. i Por Rent—Apertments bt fer: dont-—Apertineats EVANSTON: LGE. DE LUXE 3 bdrm., 2 bath apt. in new air-cond. elevator building. Prime downtown location. nr. schls., lake, all transp. _ cae b conditioned most exclu TOWNHOUSE, Living 5- 17 2 large room-dining NOR room _ conebe} nation, private patio, reserved ing. $275. HI 6-0237 or 491-1855. | BAIRD & wa R DEERFIELD. 3 BDRM. TOW 1% baths; full bsmt. by debe a dryer; kitchen w/dishwasher. tee Call 1 43 945-6326 after 6 p.m. Vacation : aa Rentals FAMILYDOORVACATION COUNTY | some EVERYBODY HAS A GOO In Beautiful Sister Bay, Wisc. MEALS STOUR. swimming beach with appreciate ON from your pier; fishing; THE the all modern tees the bay; mode bath; there are two porches, ene ¥ and facing PAT own p the coc iii bedrooms, dining and tiving Eroom a delightfully wooded spot cl yet near town. June, $100 weekl} and Aug., $125; Sept. able for season rental, Write Don Strahl, 2568 N. Milwaukee, Wis. 53212 FARM VACATION In scenic Southwest Wisconsin Modern House sa en Phone Highland, Wis. 929-7 Tom Grimm, Muscoda, Wisconsin. NR. MINOCQUA, WISC., bdrm. summer home; RM. 3-BDRM. APT. away. Private beach. MODERN piivess pier and boat. Not avait: for 2 week periods, Call 446- 6538 a p.m. modeled. On Lake > NEWL Bich Bo. ort, $180 wks. only. Avail. July-Aug. 729-4258. ~ Granites Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Classified — 15 �IFUL HOUSE 12 miles out ON KENTUCKY of Murray. Fine boating, swimming and _ skill linens furnished. Air-cond. er week. 272-7368 or 724-7400. 166 Wer atc tesek onl Oia: 1512 SHERMAN ng, STORE 18’ x 60’ Excellent Location for Retail or Office Incl. Storage Space in Bsmt. TA 9-5140 Rent 743-4416 ~ REAL ESTATE — 150 ON LAKE location at. $55 and $65 per week. DA PETERSBURG, FLA. ‘ished house for 08. after 6 p.m. ) For 8-7368. 2 BEDRM., rent. 864-7800, or 812 CLARK ST. AND for dual LARGE STORAGE rent. Convenient location. entrances. Call Mr. Garcia. INLAN & TYSON. INC. 71 SHERMAN AV., EVANSTON rersity 4-2600 BRoadway WANTED : TO 3-3750 RENT SQ. FT. WITH UTILIceiling. Garage type necessary. Windows not req. 3 or Monthly or lease. weekends 446-3649. EVANSTON, tion, 677-5680, 9 to 5 or ; DEMPSTER—OAK garage for small or medium Sil d “all from Friday DAvis 8-0895. - GARAGE CAR FOR RENT OR STORAGE. ‘Evanston Nr. Central. BROOK: ingsten Road, equipment CR 2-8653. 864-7682. LOCATED ON suitable for landscapor general storage, JRCH-CHICAGO PARKING space in tandem. $12. & GOLEE, INC. LOT. DA 8-3200 anted to Rent——-Garages ED GARAGE TO RENT FAIRy ear 1410 Chicago Ave. Have small car. Art Purcell 869-6817. - For Rent—Stores 4 and Offices ON—CHOICE any business or profes- Call Mrs. Bell, PA 4-5800 QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. 969 Waukegan Rd., Glenview Rent—Garages GE for sional offices, Heated. Good parking. Reasonable rent. GR 5-2100 or CE 6-7786 KENILWORTH OFFICE RENTAL 7 rm. suite—1,343 sq. ft.—$325. 3 rm. suite—744 sq. ft.—$200. SCZzNITRAL SMALL BUSIEvanston locaPer Mo. Mrs. WANTED TO RENT: SMALL SHOP WITH LIVING QUARters for 1, may be in outskirts of ag with yard. Call evenings, 299WINNETKA: 300 TO 1,500 SQ. FT., offices in distinctive new elevator bldg. Will custom partition; parking; SS Lg from NWRR., and bus. HI 6- shed MAIN STREET OFFICE ON 1ST FLOOR. Doctor o rConsultant. Furif necessary. $80 Mo. Mr. ELL BROTHERS, GR_ 5-3900 EVANSTON suites from $125, incl. 325 SQ. FT. OFFICES, CENTER OF Northbrook; newly dec.; new floors; large parking area; used for professional or gen. commercial. CR 2-0945. PRIV: OFC. WITH PART-TIME sec’y serv. to retired exec., ins. agt., mfgrs. rep., etc. New prestige bldg. in No. Skokie locat. OR 6-3400. 1811 ST. JOHN’S AV., HIGHLAND Park. 2 suites suitable for Dr. Paneled walls. See Jerry Rudman. Fell-Rudman ID 3-4500 NEW BUILDING 340 LINDEN AV., WILMETTE Heated store. Opposite ‘‘L’’ terminal, Immediate possession. HILL & STONE ID 2-0064. FINEST FACILITIES Transportation Ample parking : _ Suites of 500 to 3,700 sq. feet = Reasonable Broker cooperation invited For information _ OXMAN FINE OR 3-3130 _ ATTRACTIVE SPACE R STORES 16 X 50 EA.. 814 AND 816 Dempster. Good loc. Immed. occup. Good for office or service store. Will cooperate. Reas. UN 4-2224. STORE DOWNTOWN EVANSTON, ALley corner, equipped for Beauty Shop, ay ne Available now. Phone UN 4- A QUIET OFFICE WITH WINws facing East Davis Street Evans- n. 300 square feet of space with itor service supplied. Suitable for rn ee offices or firm of auditors. CGUIRE & ORR, INC. 3220 fall GR 5-1080 GLENVIEW 0 sq. ft. office space, 1400 sq. age space, use of large parking ft. lot Call WINNETKA: IDEAL STORE OR OFfice, ground floor, excellent loc. 894 Linden. Janitor 446-6951 or 545-6889. 148 eg th. JINLAN 9 Waukegan Sherman & TYSON, Rd., Glenview, Av., SUTIFUL INC. PA 4-5800 Evanston, UN 4-2600 SHOWROOM—APPROX. 0 sq. ft. plus several small offices. Inside parking for 8 cars plus 4,500 id’l, sq. ft. for offices or storage ce if desired. Now occupied by Auto Agency, Ridge and Lyons, vanston. (1 blk. N. of ailable within 90 days. Peterson 0 WANTED TO TO FT. ties. 12 1500 to SQ. 16’ Church GR St.) 5-1200. RENT WITH ceiling. Garage or necessary. Windows onthly or lease. 677-5680, nds. 446-3649. 9 UTILI- type not to 5 req. or GLENCOE ND n, : share PARK . Suitable suite for VE 5-4131. CENTRAL with LOCA- professional accountant, attor- 5 p.m. NORTHFIELD sq. ft.; air service; Cc. W. : i¢— OFFICE SPACE conditioned; janitor A. HEMPHILL Frontage Rd. Classified WANTED TO & ASSOC. 446-6966. Evanston Review Mortgages DAvis 8-3414 Model apartment open daily Sat. and Sun. 1-5 p.m. First Federal Savings of Wilmette HARRISON 2-2!/, For Sale—Co-op One block Haven School, Apts. & TYSON, JUST REDUCED THIS 2 BDRM. CO-OP IS LOCATED in North Evanston. 2 blks. from ‘‘L”’ and Northwestern R.R. Evanston Bus No. 1 stops right at the apt. East, West and North exposures make for a bright, sunny, apt. Equity now only $8,000. Monthly payments of $122. Board approved. BOB VOIGTS UNiversity REALTY 4-4866 ALpine DOWNTOWN 1-2374 EVANSTON DELIGHTFUL TWO BEDROOM apartment. Large living room, dining area. CT bath, cabinet kitchen with electric range and_e refrigerator. Balcony, carpeting, drapes. Close to CTA trains, Northwestern Univ. $12,500 cash equity. $134.34 mo. assm’t incl. utilities. QUINLAN INC. 1571 SHERMAN AV. EVANSTON 4-2600 AL 1-6700 BR 3-3750 UN 153 Wtd. to Buy—Co-op WANTED 2 & TYSON, CO-OP BEDROOM, 1ST itd Street, Northwest 154 For Apts. APART. FLOOR, Evanston. CENAL 6- Sale—Condominiums EVANSTON TOUCH OF ELEGANCE NEW ULTRA SPACIOUS A Bedrooms 2-2'/> BATHS RENT 1 STORY mfg. space. Convenient AL 6-3000 LIGHT INDUSTRY S.E. EVANSTON 900-2,800 Sq. ft. for assembly work, or light mfgr. Will divide. Mo. to mo. or yearly lease. 149 Outstanding Location WANTED TO RENT TO 1500 SQ. FT. WITH UTILS. 12 to 16’ ceiling. Garage type door necessary. Windows not req. Monthly or lease. 677-5680, 9 to 5 or weekends 446-3649. OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT 460 square feet including offices and wash room. Air conditioned. In Northfield. Call 446-7744 APPROX. 100 SQ. FT. WANTED TO STORE HOUSEHOLD GOODS MAY TO OCT. VICINITY OF EVANSTON. CALL 869-4779. * W ilmette Life * Winnetka Talk LIVING BIC FT. REFRIGERATOR, DOUBLE OVEN AND DISHWASHER. ELEVATOR BUILDING. STAUNTON O. FLANDERS & CO., INC. 274-\00| DAN For Rent Storage Space DRAGASH, MR. CONDO Offers 2 Deluxe units: S. E. EVANSTON, NEAR LAKE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, balcony. 1800 sq. ft. Separate dining room, kitchen w/window and breakfast area. WW carpeting, drapes, fixtures included. A gorgeous apt. in a prestige building. Priced in High 30s. 2 NORTH bedrooms, EVANSTON 2 baths, separate dining room, balcony. Carpet, drapes, fixtures included. Immediate occ. Owner transferred. A value at $25,500. DAN Staunton O. DRAGASH Flanders Co., 274-1001 HINMAN For appt. call Mr. Glenview Opening. Soon VALLEY LO CONDOMINIUMS EVANSTON—820 OAKTON NEW BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 2 bedrooms, comb. living room/dining room, kitchen/eating space. Stove, refrig. D and. D, sliding doors onto patio. Off-street parking. Immediate occupancy. $26,500. By appointment. & TYSON, Av. AL INC. Evanston ‘BR 3-3750 1-6700 7401 N. SHERIDAN RD. in Chicago nr. Jarvis beach. 8 apt. elevator building. De luxe 2 bdrm. w/24’ balcony; sep. din. rm.; 142 baths; community rec. rm. 1st and 4th flr. avail. in mid 20s. JOS. RUSH REALTORS 2339 W. Howard St., Chgo. 338-7100. For Sale—Apt. Buildings Inc. Helen G. Nixon, Hahn Ave. Realtor Bidg. UN 4-5100 Evanston Spacious Two Apartment On Hull Terrace YELLOW BRICK WITH SIDE DR. into a 2 car garage. Six plus rooms, 2 baths. Tremendous. living room and dining room. Three bedrooms. and den. H.W. gas heat. Priced at $53,000 George J. Cyrus & Co. UN 4-9020 BR 3-2660 WATCH YOUR INVESTMENT Wonderful opportunity for living in apartment building with income: as well. Beautiful 2 bedroom townhouse plus 8 one-bedroom apartments. Only 2 years old. Maintenance low. Call for appointment to inspect. LAKESIDE 457 Central Av., L.A. H.P. Peterson For & Co. BR 3-2120 Sale—Houses Glenview Realty CUSTOM BUILT AN ALL WHITE BRICK CAPE COD ' across from the park. 3 very large bedrooms; den; 2 C.T. baths; living room with raised Crab Orchard stone fireplace; kitchen with eating area; full heated basement; attached garage and patio; excellent area and a good quality home for $31,500. 432-6320 THREE 5 RM. AND THREE 31% RM. apts. 4 garages in well-maintained Bldg. in good Evanston loc. All copper plbg. $10,335 income. Many features. Call now, $69,500. SMART & GOLEE, REALTORS DAvis 8-3200 BR 3-3660 FREE EXCELLENT HOME FOR THE young family, 6-room ranch; 3 bedrooms; kitchen with eating area; living room; dining ‘‘L’’; attached garage and breezeway; fenced yard; central air conditioning. Many extras included in this low price of $24,900. THIS the MORE ROOM? IS THE PERFECT HOME FOR larger family. 8-room bi-level; 4 bedrooms or 3 and den; 2 full baths; kitchen with large eating area; living room; large dining ‘L’’; family room; 214-car attached garage; located on a quiet street and just great for the kids. A low $33,900. FOR OTHER GOOD BUYS IN GLENVIEW AREA CONSULT Glenview Realt 1141 Established Waukegan Road TO BUY QUINLAN OR 1925 PArk SELL CALL & TYSON, Realtors—Since Evanston 2 APARTMENT FOR THE OWNER who wants to live in a neat charming atmospnere, Two gas heating plants, modern kitchens and baths,, attractive tiled fireplaces in each apartment, lots of storage space, 2 car garage, pleasing landscaping with shrubs etc. Convenient and desirable - location, prompt occupancy. Room 300 1609 Sherman man,- NEED FEATURING A PRIVATE COLONY OF Club facilities and 2-3 bdrm. apts. and townhouses. Located west of Waukegan on West Lake Av. CALL BOB KIVLIN 724-9100 156 APTS.—2729 JARVIS AVE. ROGers Park Excellent brick bldg. in area of homes-For details Call Mr. Mass- MAINTENANCE Sachnoff DON’T DECIDE YOU’VE EXPLORED QUINLAN EVANSTON—APARTMENT BUILDING JUST WEST OF RIDGE. 2 BEDROOMS EACH. SEPARATE HEATING PLANTS. LOW 20s. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR_ 5-3900 GLENVIEW 372-3255 1571 Sherman UN 4-2600 BRICK 6 FLAT IN S. EVANSTON. Each apartment has 2 bedrooms, large dining room and large kitchen. Well maintained. 4 garages. $67,500. INDIAN HILL REALTY HI 6-0900 S. W. EVANSTON NR. HOWARD De luxe brick 3 flat, 6 rms., 2 baths. 3 c. gar. In 50s. ‘‘Make offer’’ JOS. RUSH REALTORS 2339 W. Howard St., Chgo. 338-7100 AVE. Model Apartment for a Sun. 1 to 5 p.m. UNTIL EVANSTON IMMEDIATE OCCUpancy. Beautiful 3 apt. building, 6 yrs. old 2-5’s and 1-3 rm. 212 car garage. Many extras. $55,000 or best offer. By owner. 728 Mulford, DA 8-6981. OUR 41ST YEAR GOOD VALUES ONE DISTINCTIVE CONDOMINIUM apartment is now available in this prime location. 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths; elevator; private indoor parking; electric garage doors; air-conditioned; balcony greenhouses; all outside rooms. Open 4 FLAT; 2 BEDROOMS PLUS heated paneled porches; nr. Skokie Swift, schls. and shopall rented, gas heated units, loc., by owner. 965-2160. 8-3414 $28,000 | Block to Lake and Beach and all. l416 A EVANSTON FOR RENT 2ND FLOOR Complex of offices, assembly rooms etc. with conveyor to loading dock. Zoned M-1. Would remodel for long term lease. $750. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR. 5-3900 OVER 2,300 SQ. FT. OF SPACE, WOODBURNING $28,500 DA SKOKIE encl. C.T.A., ping, excel. 158 Elevator, swimming pool, sauna, heated garage, all appliances, fully carpeted. RO 1-3425 (After 6 p.m.) INC. 1571 SHERMAN AVE. EVANSTON UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 BR 3-3750 EVANSTON. LARGE 512 ROOMS, 2nd floor in well maintained building. Close to schools and transp. Assessment $93. Call OR 3-8525. HOWARD-WESTERN AREA Brick 2 flat in 30s FIRST TIME OFFERED. 2 bdrm. plus den 3 car garage OS. RUSH REALTORS 2339 W. Howard St., Chgo. 338-7100 4 Baths to transportation Central St. Shopping From BEDRM., 2 BATH CO-OP WITH full Din. rm. and Sun rm. Light and Cheery. 3rd flr. walk-up. Will sell on contract. Full price. $13,500. Call Mrs. Cullander. : QUINLAN PRAIRIE Condominiums 1002 Washington—Evanston 3 AND 2-3-4-Bedrooms 838 Michigan WILMETTE—ENTIRE building with office Will rent part or location. Lake Bay Realty EVANSTON : 2009 HARRISON 251-7200 152. month 612. Mulford St. 400 TO 1500 SQ. FT. WITH UTILIties. 12 to 16’ ceiling. Garage type door necessary. Windows not req. Monthly or lease. 677-5680, 9 to 5 or weekends 446-3649. 400 ney, manufacturer’s rep., insurance, we. Joint use of waiting room. Space ail. for secretary. 432-3950, 9 a.m. to z Rent—Industrial and AS LOW AS 5!4% 724-7337. 2 desirable ist. floor offices, r 2 office suites) in best central cation. Private entrance. Completely led, air cond., immed. occu. office $125. Call Seymour Gra- Management. For WILMETTE 3800 FT. WAREHOUSE/ workshop, showroom. with private office, single story in exc. location on Green Bay Road with good car parking facilities, newly dec. and heated, 2 large overhead doors in rear, single in 3 phase elec. installation. Avail. July Ist. Phone 256-4973. ded. Heated, air-conditioned ce, electricity furnished. $375 per ae OFFICE IN FELL BUILDING 520 Green Bay Rd. Winnetka Abe Fell HI 6-5413 Estate— MORTGAGE LOANS utilities, paneling, carpeting; all services available. New Building. HI 6-6650. CENTRAL DEERFIELD: 2, 3 OR 6 rm. suites. lst or 2nd flr., air-cond., off street parking. Avail. approx. June 15. Telephone 945-0714. IN CENTER OF GLENVIEW Private office in modern air-conditioned building; with waiting room. Days 729-2070 Eves. 724-3612. OFFICE SPACE Real per with $7,000 down payment and tax deduction, includes. principal and interest, heat and _ air-conditioning, -maintenance, insurance, Real Estate Taxes, all utilities, inside heated garage with electric doors, frigidaire refrigerators, double oven, dishwasher, disposal. Fully carpeted. Immediate occupancy. Wilmette Northbrook Glenview BRIGHT OFFICE ON SECOND floor, 335 sq. ft. Avail. June 1. PArk 4-6000, Royal Oak Bldg. 1545 Waukegan Rd. Glenview COMMERCIAL BUILDING IN HIGHland Park, 9,000 sq. ft. for office, store or light industry. Will divide. ID 2-5266 OFFICES: EDENS AT WILLOW: $65: $245.00 5, 1613 MADItwo:5 rm. apts. brick rfect cond. sep. gas, hot water, heat. Built-in kit. full English bsmt. By owner. UN 4-2339 or 4 3949. é 4 BEDROOMS & STREY - Loans NORTH EVANSTON ON CENTRAL ST. near Green Bay Rd. Top sidewalk traffic location, suitable for retail business. $175 per mo. 3 yr. lease. Cal] Mr. Becker. SMART & GOLEE, INC. DAvis 8-3200 2 itable 1-0330 2-0330 9-0330 151 OFFICE SPACE 500 TO 1,000 SQ. FT. the new Courtyard Bidg. Handy to everything, Skokie Valley Professional Bldg. Suite 15. ORchard 6-3400. OFFICE FOR Excellent North 400 sq. ft. $75 AL CR PA OPEN SUN. TO son St., Evanston, ~ Condominium New Elevator Building MICHIGAN KOENIG 156 For Sale—Apt. Buildings For Sale—Condominiums ~ EVANSTON of State 11 miles North of Benton Harbor, 1042 acres of rolling wooded dunes with 300 ft. of beach frontage. A custom built contemporary ranch home with all rms. facing the take. Call for brochure of additional information. Priced at $125,000 EVANSTON-829 MAIN ST. 800 sq. ft. divided into paneled offices, plus full basement. Excellent ENTWATER—BASS LAKE, MICHI2 cottages, children’s paradise, swim, beautiful beaches, and For Rent—Out 154 4-0600 INC. 1884 Review Page Wilmette Life Winnetka Talk Glencoe News Inside Northbrook Star Glenview Announcements 4 Opposite Classified cover pages Pages 50 and 92) Deerfield Villager Page 30 Highland Park Herald Page 30 Serving every North Shore Community from offices in Evanston, Deerfield, Winnetka, Lake Forest, Glenview and Northbrook. QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. McGUIRE & ORR, INC. TOP VALUE in an unusually well maintained ranch located on quiet cul-de-sac in Northbrook. 3 bedrooms, 142 baths, excellent cabinet kitchen with D and | new paneled family room. Completel private and fenced yard. Low 20s, Call Mrs. Tobias. McGUIRE 566 Lincoln ‘Av., & ORR, Winnetka INC. 446-5010 LOVE TREES? NORTHEAST GLENVIEW BY OWNER Glen Oak Acres. Charming ranch i wooded country setting and overlook ing Willow Park. Close transp. and shops. Air-cond.; 3-bdrm.; new kit w/D.W.; new C.T. bath; wooded pan. den; lge. liv.-din. ‘‘L’’; frple. in liv rm. 2-car gar. w/elec. eye door; garden house. Quick possession. Upper 30s After 5:30 wkdays. All wkend. 724-9332. KENILWORTH, BY OWNER 3 bedroom, 2 plus baths. White brick well maintained. Conv. to everything Upper 40s. Call AL 1-6321. * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald © Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May II, 196 �ae ai eee For Sale—Houses 158 For Silo 158 ttaeies GOELZER and WILDE GLENCOE-—It station, GLENVIEW EAST OPEN SUNDAY 1040 LAKE 6 room paneled and " $28,500 with a brick and _ parquet thermopane windows. Roman brick fireplace in the Living room. Carpeting in the living room, dining room and master bedroom is included. Full basement, garage. Large 80x 153 and vacant possession. lot. which EVANSTON NEWLY Newly decorated means immediate OFFERED ~ $18,500 ‘Here is a very nice home on a lovely corner lot with a two car garage plus extra space. 2 story stucco with 3. bedrooms, 1 bath and a full basement. Occasionally we have a home priced a little under the market and this is it. Call today. EVANSTON $25,000 Brick bungalow with six rooms on the first floor and a very easily expandable second floor. 2 car garage. Located in a quiet residential neigh- borhood within walking distance of everything. Vacant immediate possession. Easy financing. Call for a pleasant inspection today. WINNETKA Owners retiring to Florida $37,000 and wish to sell their Winnetka home, which is in immaculate condition. It has a living room, separate dining room, large kitchen, 3 bedrooms and a tandem fourth which can be a family room; two full bathrooms. Nicely landscaped yard and three car garage. Low taxes. Will consider any reasonable offer and terms. GLENVIEW EAST $67,800 9 room, 3 bath luxury Ranch on 3/4 acre. Crab orchard stone and frame. Separate dining room. Up-to-theminute kitchen plus eating § area. Walnut paneled den with double doors and parquet floors. West wing has 2 master bedrooms and bath. East wing has two twin bedrooms and bath plus aneled office. Property overlooks 8th fairway with magnificent views across the course. Owner’s transfer 2 this exceptional house available. NORTHFIELD NEWLY LISTED 3 ACRES Heart ete ome. of Northfield. and including $90,000 Fronting on 2 usable $35,000 KENILWORTH $90s Larger home in East section near Sears and station. Large living room, dining room, modern kitchen. 6 bedrooms, 342 baths. Separate servant’s quarters. Large lot. Owner prefers one day’s notice for showings. GREAT STARTER HOMES IN NORTHBROOK EAST Three bedroom brick car attached garage; overlooking patio and brick Bar-B-Q. $21,500 ranch with 11% screened porch rear yard with NEAR TOWN $21,500 Three bedroom ranch with 142 car garage. Lot 62.5x 200. Many evergreens. Home is vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. WEST $18,500 Low maintenance aluminum sided two bedroom ranch on half acre lot. Huge rear yard completely fenced. CALL TODAY for your appointment and enjoy the benefits of home ownership this summer. Nash Realty HI 6-7180 118 GREEN BAY ROAD, WINNETKA WILMETTE 6 ROOM BRICK Close to Northwestern Station. LR, DR, kitchen and enclosed Summer pch. on ist. 3 Bedrms. and bath on 2nd. HW Gas ht. $27,000. MID—WILMETTE Lovely first floor with Modern Cabinet kitchen and new Pwdrm. 3 Bedrms. and new bath on 2nd. Gas ht. 2 car det. garage. Low 30s. Vroman-McKnight St. REALTORS ALpine 1-0407 LENVIEW—OPEN HOUSE BY OWNer, Sunday. Centrally air. cond., 3 bdrms., 142 baths, tri-level, lge. pan. den. w/bar, islands in_ kitchen, carpeting throughout, 212 car htd. gar., two blks. to schls. and church. 965-2160. ay 11, 1967 easy School from walk and this the newly Ring RINGER to listed the f Central brick ranch. Built in 1954, it has 3 bedrooms, ceramic bath, powder room and a one car attached garage. The the price is $32,500. NORTHFIELD—1! you want-the luxury | of a fine contemporary ranch and a beautiful lot of over an acre, be sure to see this outstanding 5 bedroom house designed by Schwall. There is a fireplace in the 17x 32 living room, separate dining room, family kitchen with a Bar-B-Q fireplace plus all modern built-in conveniences and a delightful family room 22 x 31 .There is a paneled den, 3 ceramic haths, 2 powder rooms and a 2 car attached garage with electric door opener. Extra features include an inter-com system, burglar alarm, heated swimming pool and central air conditioning. The price is $175,000. GLENVIEW—This immaculate _ brick ranch is on a beautiful half acre, with unusual privacy assured, Living room with a fireplace, dining room, delight- ful modern kitchen with dishwasher, disposal and built in oven and range. There are sliding doors from the breakfast room to the 20 x 60 patio, 3 bedrooms, ceramic tile bath, powder room and a wonderful 15 x 21 family room. The 2 car garage with electric door is attached and plus features include aluminum screens and storms, fenced rear yard and central air conditioning. The price is $64,500. WINNETKA—The young family with school age children will appreciate the easy walk to Skokie and the Crow Island schools from this 6 room, 2 story stucco house. There are 3 second floor bedrooms and bath, pleasant kitchen with breakfast area, powder room, enclosed porch, full basement and a new oversized garage. A good oo today’s market. The price is KENILWORTH—Frame Dutch Colonial in superb east location. Four second floor bedrooms and a bath plus 2 bedrooms and a bath on the third. There is a fireplace in the living room, 2 car garage with apartment above The and price a_beautiful lot is $59,500. 100 x 175. de luxe ranch, It was built in 1960 on a beautiful lot of approximately 1144 acres overlooking a private pond. There are 4 family bedrooms and 212 baths plus 2 servants rooms and bath, family kitchen with breakfast area, study with fireplace and a beautiful 17x 27 living room with a fireplace. It features central air conditioning, a swimming pool, 2 car attached garage and a paneled recreation room. The price is $250,000. WILMETTE—A young family. wonderful house for the This nicely maintained brick and frame has a living room, breakfast fireplace in the diningL, area, 2 kitchen with bedrooms and a ceramic bath on the first plus 2 twin bedrooms and a powder room on the second. There is a full basement, attached garage, central air conditioning for the first floor and aluminum screens and storms on second floor. An easy walk to both Logan and Hubbard Woods. The price of $34,750 includes the nylon carpeting on the first floor and the living room drapes. GOELZER 714 Elm Street and WILDE REALTORS HI 6-5544 GLENCOE JUST ON MARKET, 4 bdrm., 2 baths, contemporary brick ranch in best East location. Pan. liv. din. rm. comb. with frpl., rec. rm. in basement. Air cond. Priced at $69,500. HANDSOME TWO STORY brick Prov. in fine East location. 2 story liv. rm. with frpl. Large din, rm., excellent modern kit. 5 bdrms., 41% baths immaculate cond. with beautiful grounds. 4 car gar. Priced at $87,500. HIGHLAND PARK CHARMING COLONIAL. 2 story brick and shingle in best S.E. area. Maste: bdrm. with own bath, 3 additional bdrms. with hall bath. Sep. din. rm., pan. fam. rm., powder rm., exc. kit. Pan. rec. rm. in basement. Centra! air cond. Close to school and trains. Priced at $59,900. Seymour Graham Evanston Review 362 Park Av. Forest GLENCOE Preserve VE 5-4455 View LINCOLNSHIRE, NEW 4 BEDRM. colonial under construction on beautifully wooded. 1% acre. Slate center entry foyer, sep. din. rm. lge. kit./din. area with built-ins, pan. fam. rm. w/stone frple. util. on 1st fl. 242 baths, 4 spacious bedrms, with bath and dressing rm, off master bedrm. Also basement and 2 car gar. $49,000. BIRCHWOOD REALTY 811 Skokie Hwy. Northbrook CR 2-7300 PA 4-3294 WINNETKA NORTH Do You Need a 4 Bedroom Home in This Sought After Area? Near to Shops, Railroad, Low Taxes and at a Price You Can Afford. $42,500 LAKE-BAY REALTY COMPANY HOME TO HOME REFERRAL SERVICE 1409 Lake Avenue 256-3000 GLENVIEW : SWAINWOOD 3-bdrm., 2 bath ranch; W/W carpeting; drapes; fireplace. Owner. $34,990. * Wilmette Life 7 * Winnetka Talk * Glen coe custom room built MOST DELUXE Ranch! w/built-in cabinet marble floor. w/beautiful Lanai living fireplace. room room w/wet bar, kitchen WILMETTE JUST REDUCED: SPLIT LEVEL, living room, dining L, kitchen w/builtin double oven and range, D and D. EXTRA LARGE breakfast room. Master bedroom w/bath. 3 family bedrooms and bath. Paneled FAMILY ROOM. Roughed in powder room. Screened porch. Patio. CENTRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED. House in EXCELLENT CONDITION. $45,000. Hazel geous views the low 30s. of (VACANT) Large wooded lot Road on Longwood, and the Hawthorne. lake. Best Gor- buy in INGLESIDE JUST ON THE MARKET! LOVELY custom built brick RANCH on 11% acres overlooking VALLEY. Large living room-dining room, 2 _ plus bedrooms, 2 car att. garage. House in EXCELLENT condition. $46,500. Chain ereer MC HENRY brick ranch of Lakes. Large basement. This house on _ beautiful living LAKE pene ake. FOUR on wooded lot best of fronts DEERFIELD (Income) apartment income property everything. $39,500. — distance to Hillcrest LOngbeach NORTHFIELD 6-7274 1-4463 $55,000 JUST LISTED, CHARMING HOME near Middleforks Tennis Club. Designed by Ernst Benkert. First floor has large living room with paneled fireplace wall, good dining L, kitchen with dishwasher, disposal and breakfast area. Two good sized bedrooms, jalousied porch, tile bath. 2nd floor has two more bedrooms and another ceramic bath, basement with toilet and shower. Gas heat, 2 car garage. On almost an acre, in tip-top shape and available soon. See it today! $40,500 NEW onial LISTING. ranch on PRETTY 100 WHITE ft. lot in COL- a very nice area. Living room with picture window. Family room with fireplace, nice kitchen, three excellent bedrooms and two ceramic baths. Transferred owner, see it today! V. J. BRADY 1850 Willow LOVELY Road, ALUM. REALTY Northfield SIDING HI 6-5700 RANCH IN BRICK AND LANNON STONE ranch in Northfield. (New Trier district). 7 rooms 3 bedrooms, 2 ct. baths. Paneled recreation room with bar. Modern kit. 2 fireplaces. Gas heat. 2 car attached garage. $49,000. TIGHE §21-4th REALTY REALTORS Wilmette Bay HIGHLAND CO. ALpine 1-3005 BY OWNER WINNETKA 4 bdrms., plus play area, which could be used as fifth bdrm.; master suite incl. 12’ x 10’ rm. for use as office or sitting area; 242 baths plus powder rm. Completely new kitchen w/all built-ins. Flagstone entry hall; living rm. w/frpl.; separate dining rm.; bar; den; screened-in prch. and 2 car farage; partially air-conditioned. Perfect location; 1 blk. to New Trier E.; 2 biks. to Indian Hill Sta.; 3 blks. to beach. Mid. 50s. By appt. 446-2015. N’BRK. ST. STEPHENS GREEN 6 mos. old. New England Saltbox. 4 bdrms., 242 baths, Coppes kitchen; 3 fireplaces, paneled family rm.; Thermopane windows; screened hbreezeway; fenced yard; antique brick courtyard. Lovely professional landscaping. Owner transferred. High 50s. 272-6053. NORTHBROOK—5 YR. OLD RANCH, 3 bdrms., 11% baths; built-in kit. w/eating area; full bsmt. South of St. Norberts. 3 blocks from town, 1818 Il. Rd. $26,500. CR 2-5008 after 6. POOL ONE OWNER Swainwood HOME area cond, quality Make 2 car gar. BIG OAKS Surround this with 3 bdrms., 2 car garage. « this | ; IN | ‘ 3 all brk. custom 2 full baths, full Deluxe elect. He kitchen. Brand new wall carpet and custom drapes to in ir w. Very lige. pan. fam. rm. w, Completely landscaped, overl secluded wooded lot. CALL TC CHOICE AREA OF GOLF One owner custom built 4 colonial. Family rm. w/frpl. baths, kit. with built-ins, laundry on Ist fl. if desired. = drapes included.PRI se EXCEPTIONAL A new listing Park and CONDITION in Glenview pool with 3 near 8 plus rooms landscaped 23 sar yard. Se UPP NON RACIAL IMMACULATE BRICK AND GC. fornia Redwood home. Custom signed and custom built for cc and easy maintenance. lot. Includes and appliance. wall 2 area; sereened porch. carpeted roriones Geo. H. Carlson, Co. PArk 4-3700 NORTHBROOK—BY OWNER—3 BDRM. Low 20s. : News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Pa and wae A truly appealing PLUS BEDROOM STUCCO HO LR, D spacious kitchen. basement, and 1 car garage. South Evanston near schools $19,500. St. GASKIN CO. UNiversity 9- DEERFIELD-LINCOLNSHIRE LINCOLNSHIRE BLUFFS Heavily acre wooded, fully improved — FEATURING 4 and 5 bedrm. . Center entry foyer . Separate dining room . 214 ceramic tile baths Col | = ne . Paneled family rm. with frple. . Kitchen with built-ins : . Basement and 2-car garage. PRICED FROM $46, : 2 Imm. pens. on 2 models MODEL OPEN. DRIVE OUT TODAY BIRCHWOOD BUILDERS 2811 Skokie Hwy. Northbrook PA BUT CAN MAKE SIZEABLE MONTH- ly payments we can find a home you. Consult us without ob We also furnish secondary fina and purchase existing contracts Si ae mortgages. 3000 Central BY OWNER: 2-3516. EVANSTON—NORTH WEST: Charming 8 rm. home; spacious liv. rm.; frpl.; din. rm.; mod. kit.; d.w.; enclosed porch; 5 bdrms.; 11% baths: lge. fenced yard; gar.; low. taxes; ag transp.; schls.; A real buy—mid Ss. Ward H. Harris DAvis 8-8759 THIS LOVELY 4 BEDROOM HOME located in Timber Trails. Full bath off master bedrm. Family rm. with firepl. Loads of closet space. Immed. occupancy. $34,500. ca hone in spiendid, ready to mo nto condition . . . $17,500. Gan be Soure: only $1,800 down. . DeLuxe JUST LISTED. 3. wall BEDROOM BUNGALOW. living room with wood burning place; pleasant kitchen with e ALBERT 1511 Sherman Avenue Evanston GReenleaf 5-2700 PArk 4-56 HIGHLAND PARK’S LOWEST TAX area and finest sch. dist. Country living in custom built 4 BR ranch with att. 242 car gar. on wooded ac. Custom cabs. and built-in appls. in kit. Bluestone foyer, dbl. stone frplic. Thermal windows throughout. Beamed ceiling, pegged fir. 16’ thermal door in fam. rm. leading to natio. 242 C.T. baths, overhead sewers, pan’d rec. rm. w/wet bar. Main flr. laundry rm. Leaving state. Must sacrifice. Low to $23,500. \ 1229 Emerson Wallace & Orth, Inc. bedi large living room with dini spacious kitchen with eating ull dry basement. Located o 432-6320 $21,500. garage; patio. Call CR 2-5675 with throughout. transportation. REMODELED—6 ROOM, 3 _ BEDroom (plus) 112 bath home. Large kitchen, gas heat, many. extras. rm.; . home you'll be proud to own. ae sz. bdrms., 5 dble. closets, r elect. kit. with D/D, raised E frpl., lge. pan. rec. rm., central in EVANSTON Fam. ae lst fl. laundry. Finished — Professionally landscaped. June session. IN WANTED H.P. Rd, AWAY spacious colonial. De REALTORS Waukegan 1 BLK. KOENIG & STRE Wallace & Orth, Inc. 1132 © Ist fl. ; TRANSFERRED Private _LAKESIDE ID with huge good size, 4 bdrms., 2 baths pan. family rm. w/frpl., 2 car GLENCOE--2 STORIED LIVING ROOM. Fabulous views. 2 handsome firevlaces for drama. Revco built-in kitchen with breakfast room. That rare separate dining room. Paneled family room and wet bar. 3 bedrooms. 21% baths, 2 car garage. Air-conditioned. Upper 50s. 50s. clo open country kit., lge. w/frpl. and bookcases, sep. Betse Norris Weston . Davie REALTORS Road, Winnetka HI 6-4500 Av., home baths, 5 bedrms., E. Davie. DEERFIELD—WATCH THE KIDS COME HOME FROM SCHOOL, Rustic charmer. Of best ~ construction. Custom built by owner. 2 large bedrooms, plus_ convertible attic. Surrounded by _ flowering shrubs. $25,500. Central 24 struction Unusual one-of-a-kind ranch. Grand size living room. Master bedroom and den. Roman brick fireplace. Parquet floors, picture windows, walnut kitchen. Jalousied porch. Centrally air-conditioned. $41,500. 457 ample eee an great AND OWNER LOCATION. PARK—COUPLE with Looking for spacious Homer ranch with 3 twin sz. ms. 18’ x 16’ new air-cond,. fam. new carpet in liv. rm. W area. & Co. CO. Glenview, liv. rm. din. rm. comb., 2 bdrms., bath, large family rm., large screened porch. Gas heat. Garage. Nice lot with fruit trees. $24,000. FINE PARK WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF HOUSES FROM _ EVANSTON’ TO LAKE FOREST ALONG THE LAKE, AND FROM GLENVIEW TO BARRINGTON PRICED FROM _ $20,000. TO $200,000... ANY OF WHICH WE WOULD BE MOST HAPPY TO SHOW Dorothy Amos Ruth Nock ihe béarms., CONDI- 4 Bdrms., 4 Baths. Large Liv. Rm. Large Family Rm. Gracious Din, Rm. Modern Kitchen. 2 car att. garage. Located on beautifully landscaped 12 acre. : LOCATION rm. In town location. Just whi have been waiting for. UP FOREST MWlestan ranch Stes tee to home _ through plant room. 2 att. IN CHOICE bdrm. in ane tl WINNETKA BRICK HOME 42 Green in L. RINGER Winnetka 999 Linden oe AIR ache rm. comb., kit. with ample area, gar., fenced yard, w to and stores. room and very fine location. Walking nee Laat CALL US FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO see this luxury type ranch home on well landscaped acre. Liv. Rm. with fplee. Separate Din. Rm. Fam, Rm. with fplee. Large Kitchen with dining area. 3 good size Bdrms. and 2 CT Baths. Centrally air conditioned. Electric eye garage door. Full basement with fplce. $58,500. w/fireplace, dining L. Family room. Kitchen w/pblt.-ins. Thermopane windows, large paneled recreation room wW/FP plus_ kitchen and bath in in’ gh DON’T MISS SEEING THIS ENGLISH brick home in fine location. First flr. has a large Liv. Rm. with fplce., separate Din.’ Rm., completely remodeled family Kitchen and enlarged glazed and screened Porch with Vinyl tiled flooring. 2nd Flr. has 3 Bdrms., 2 CT Baths, extra large closets. Large and beautifully landscaped yard has aluminum screened summer house wired for electricity. Att. garage has electric eye door. See display ad in Market Place section. $56,500. THE BEST BUY NOW is this unusual and dramatic split level w/DELUXE landscaping. LARGE living room w/doors to porch. PANELED family room opens onto a lovely patio. Dining L w/built-ins. Custom cabinet kitchen w/skylight and breakfast bar, D and plus bedrooms and 2 baths. Master bedroom has dressing room. $49,500. between and Meee 3 KENILWORTH w/double oven and 2 refrigerators. Maid’s room and bath. Utility room, 2 car garage w/radio control. AIRCONDITIONED. Too many other features to mention. Upper bracket. GLENCOE JUST LISTED: East of Sheridan sees ug garage. COMPLETELY TIONED. $45,000. Paneléd LIBRARY w/bookshelves and_ hi-fi and TV. Master suite w/bedroom, dressing room and bath plus 2nd bath. Family parang Baths. Entrance stunning ivy hung and travertine Spacious marble CONVENIENT NEWLY LISTED! FINE _ BRICK Ranch with lovely large Living Rm. (fplce.). Spacious Family Rm. over- ATTRACTIVE | : For Sale—Houses KOENIG & STREY NORTHFIELD SLENCOE ig the : (Charming NORTHBROOK—You can have the peace and privacy of country living in this truly Here ee 158 Weston E. Davie & Co. IN AND REGISTER wi UR ‘‘MAGIC BRAIN” IBM th For SelenHManess RESULTS or GOME REAL ESTATE DELUXE FRAME SHINGLE Beautiful recently remodeled home in East Wilmette. Living rm. w/frpl. and bay, DR, Birch Cabinet Kitchen w/lge. Brkfst. rm., 3 Bedrooms and 2 baths on Ist floor. 2 Large Bedrms. on 2nd with storage. HW ht. Screened pcech. and det. garage. Upper 30s. D15-4th an lot is 58 x 153 and AVENUE Brick Ranch family room flooring 2-5 is shopping 158 For Sale-—Houses w ca cae Highland location. St. UNiversity 1070 9-1444 PRINCETON | Park. 3 BR brk. ranch ir Air cond., crping.. AZet porch, frple., cab. kit. w/ea ing are dshwshr. Reas. taxes, m maintenance. 1 blk. to Sunse and public pools. Near trans. schools. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE ID 2-0722 or 815-436-6708. NORTHBROOK—BY Desirable kitchen, baths; ; OWNER _ area. 3 bdrm. ranch. disposal, dishwa ver fireplace; full heated bs Lege. fenced patio; 2 car garage. 100 x 135, beautifully Idsepd. Many added features. Mid Call for appt. 272-7117. 40s. eis EVANSTON 6 RM. BRICK RAN deluxe kit., all applic., new cpt., 1 fenced yard, air-cond. $24, OWNER. GR 5-7244. \ * Highwood Herald Classified — �aie SHERWIN A Saiumtineks SCHOOL HOME Wilmette-West v AND AREA! SPAN Lovely home condition. in SPIC Living room Flash!! DELIGHTFUL BRICK CAPE COD in pe} ee 4 Le as} 7 3] SI ° Q ia wn ne APPLIANCES, ’ HURRY ON THIS! : NER HOME! pss Pak 9 ag ict = Washington School District. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. Large lot. Low 20s. Good financing. July 1st possession. Taxes $372. : ELED LUXURY! 8 RM. n, 4 BR’s, 212 baths, huge Ist e e iB plus ‘pan. rec. room, 2 car garage, de luxe kitchen, 2 ); ‘tio, fireplaces. Move-in condition. On an Jot 42 of which is a valuable ildable lot. Entire package in 70s. = EVANSTON—FOR us. Have a look-see! CONVENIENTLY AND FRESH!:°3 BR & ‘oom, rning fireplace, garage. separate dining IGHLAND PARK RANCH t BRAESIDE STATION, 7 RMS., 1144 baths, 2 car garage, ly and o-¥ in room. Delightfully move-in paneled Owner a Bound. $32,500 gBesTOn N.W, US 3 landscaped condition. A Honey REMODELED RANCH IN een! 5 big rooms, 2 BR’s, 2 ae . 3 car garage, modern kitche finished play room. Haven ane . Athanasius Area. A SHERR HOME in 20s ~SAMUEL SHERWIN S LY _ UNiversity 9-2575 & Associates JUST LISTED NEW 6 BEDROOM $chrimp brick and Clapboard Colonial. situated on 2s sien end secaped acres in heart of fines ae Len 453 40x 16’ patio overlooking gree Center entrance, woodburning fireplace in family room, walnut den. B-B-Q _ fireplace in Ene, styled Napanee wood cabiitchen with finest built-in applist Nutone food preparation 1 . 2 spacious powder rooms on t floor. ‘Master room, bedroom has dress- own bath. 5 other bedrooms ths, (1 with laundry). AIR-CONDITIONED. owner offering quick Moke Channer Lincoln, yes room Willard English brick -_ mrs. AND FRAME This is too good three bedrooms two baths to miss. There and 215 baths. from 314 acres Club ana a private bath off the master bedroom. The family room has a walnut paneled wall with an adjoining powder room. You'll love the kitchen with its generous eating area and built-in oven, range and dishwasher. The living room, dining room, inviting jalousied screened porch and attached garage complete this listing for HAPPY LIVING at $36,500 ST. DEERFIELD Well located 3 bedroom ranch, cabinet kitchen, lovely fence yard, black top drive, ceramic tile bath, large utility room. Extras $22,500. 2-1484 $1,500 DOWN $21,500 KOENIG VACANT 1:30 TO NORTHEAST 5 670 Alice Dr. (W. on Dundee Rad., 1 blk. W. of Pfingsten, right on Melvin Dr. to Alice Dr.) 30 yr. 6% financin avail. on this attractive 3 bdrm. pers | with bsmt. on a 1% acre lot with mature trees. Owner anxious to sell. JOHN Orchard T. BROWN Lane, a division of HEMPHILL & ASSOCIATES Northfield & CO. 446-7270 ats 8373 & STREY 165 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette AL 1-0330 oeSarer30 yrs. of north shore service 869-5400 RIVERWOODS THBROOK—4 BED COLONIAL 2 1903 Barberry Rd. os Open Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. uality house in Heathercrest area of homes. (N.W. Cor. Techny- -Pfing8 plus rooms, 2!2 baths; L.R.: sep. D.R.; fully equip. kit.; attrac. fam, rm.; 2 car gar. 215 yrs. old-like -new “cond. Large rooms. Cent. airarea many extra qual. features. Can tx gies occupancy. Exceptional a a4 mid 40 —under By ~ owner. PA replacement 4-5308. NORTHBROOK TTRACTIVE ranch, room, StH 6 3 bedroom dining full L, kitchen extras Waukegan car and GLENVIEW 41 RANCH ROOM BRICK or 2 and den, living basement, any with port only Rd. PArk bi 67 GL : owner. rms.; and 4-0600 7 rms.; 2 baths; epting. /drapes; all brick air-cond.; $36,900, “1454, AL 1-9308 after 2 p.m. SUN. NVIEW ‘Want a Great x18. — Classified BRICK AND FRAME RANCH We offer this well built 6 room home with a full basement and attached garage. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 ceramic tile baths one off the master bedroom; mahogany paneled recreation room. Patio and nice yard. Double door wardrobe closets. New carpeting in living room, dining area and hallway. This is an excellent value at $26,500. WEST - OPEN 2 TO 6 P.M. SUNDAY by eating $25,900. REALTY WILMETTE st offer Custom built 7 room ranch on desirable wooded acre. Ceramic tile entry, large living room w/fireplace, dining “L”, kitchen with built-in oven, range and dishwasher—ample eating area; family room with window wall and sliding glass doors to patio, 3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic tile baths, full basement and large 2-car garage. Many extras—Built-in vacuum cleaner, intercom, additional furnace for family room; blacktop driveway. This home has just been weapecepred inside and out and is a pleasure to show. $42,500 Small Home PIERSEN in New Evanston Review 826 Deerfield Rd- RED SEAL serving INC. PRICE REDUCED on this conveniently located ranch!! 3 bedrooms—garage convertible to screened porch—built-in kitchen plus dinette. See it today—move in tomorrow. $23,900. WELL MAINTAINED ranch! 3 bdrms.; large kitchen w/spacious dining area; large enclosed porch; att. l-car garage plus detached 3-car garage. $29,900. HOME VALUE!! Well worth your inspection. 4 bdrms.; living room w/fireplace; dining room; Bright kitchen overlooks the rear yard play area; basement; attached garage. Near schools. $33,900. DE LUXE SPLITlevel—executive location. Centrally air conditioned, 4-bedroom home. Family room w/fireplace plus basement for family fun; 3 baths; big kitchen; separate dining room; attached 2-car garage. $60,000. AYARS 824 Waukegan Rd. CRestwood COMPANY Northbrook 2-3550 UNIQUE MAINTENANCE FREE ranch home with 2 bedrooms. Lovely yard with fruit trees, patio and 2 car gar. Beautiful street of fine homes in one of Evanston’s best locations. Ideal for retired couple or small family. Reduced to $26,500 Ridge Avenue George J. Cyrus & UN _4-9020 BR 3-2660 HIGHLAND PARK: MAGNIFICENT well maintained 3 bdrm. split-level, 215 baths-2 baths CT., central air cond., large pan. fam. rm. with brick frpl., built-in book cases adjoining powder rm. Beautifully pan. Liv. rm. and din. rm., full size kit. with generous eating area, built-in oven, range and dishwasher. 145 car detached gar. Walking distance to trains, grade school, junior high. Free transp. to high school. Can be seen Sat. and Sun. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 456 Pleasant Av. SOUTHEAST HIGHLAND PARK A sparkling home—4 bdrms., 2!’ baths, custom built, air-conditione¢ a rie level on a beautifully landscaped hilltop. Owner wants offer Reduced to $67.500 GLENCOE REALTY ETHEL ROSENTHAL Phone 835-1800 CALL US AND MAKE AN APPOINTment to see how much space your money can buy. This home has everything! 2 car garage, baths, family rm. w/Georgia marble fire> a 3 fine bedrms., low taxes. Mid REALTY, 272-4950 INC. NORTHBROOK—OWNE R—272-3245 1,800 sq. ft. in spac. 3 bdrm. bi-level. Incl. 2 fam. rms.; 2 baths; mod. kit.; eptg., drapes, storm/serns. High 20s. Forest-Lake Bluff open to large for a family enjoying the ADDITIONAL WINNETKA PROPER4 TIES IN ALL PRICE CATEGORIES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. Town & Country ‘ ASSOCIATES, STREET INC. WINNETKA HI! 6-8000 NORTHFIELD 843 ELM 3 and 4 bedroom bi-levels now nearifg completion for immediate occupancy or will build to suit. 2 ceramic tile baths, double oven gas range, dishwasher, disposal and finished family room. Located in New Trier school district, 3 blocks from Edens Highway. Directions: Edens to Willow Rd., W. 3 blocks to Bristol, S. | block to Abbott Court, E. '/> block. Open daily after | p.m. Elston Builders 674-0300 256-3479 E SAWYER SMITH DEERFIELD NEW LISTING A REAL MUST TO SEE. EXCITING new listing of a 2 yr. new 5 bedroo Colonial in Colony Point. A prestige house in a demand area. Living room, separate din. rm., pan, family rm. w/frpl. CLASSIC AND SUBSTANTIAL BRICK home with center entrance hall plan. Nine rooms, 4 plus bedrooms, and 31% baths. Modern kitchen; lovely yard and patio; attached 2 car garage; good carpeting; etc. 74’ x 175’. a 000 doors CHOICE MODERATE SIZED CLASsic residence in excellent French styling. Crow Island School district. Floor plan is tops with its compact arrangement of the charming living room, dining room, kitchen with separate breakfast room, 1 large bedroom or study at first landing, plus 3 family ‘bedrooms including Master suite on 2nd floor. Attached garage. An excellent choice for the discriminating buyer. DISTINCTIVE HOMES Prospect Avenue * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager Lake A LANE ILL. SH 3-1352 NORTHBROOK 945-1670 and The Village Lamplighter, HOMES, 2601 MULBERRY NORTHBROOK, CR: 2-5600 TECHNY * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements real home outdoors. $50,000 Directions: Edens-expressway or Waukegan Rd, (42A) to Willow Rd., west on Willow to Shermer nel north on Shermer to Techny Rd. Turn west 34 mile on Techny to " simasi Fields. French bath. 2 additional attic storage rooms. This unusual Winnetka offering is a AS 10% DOWN Decorator Furnished Models. Open for ae 10:30 a.m. until dark daily, including SAT. and SUN. REALTORS EAST Trier West School District? Then Come See This 2 Bedroom Doll House a at only $23,500 REALTY 2 Car Garages AS LOW 60S screened porch. The beautiful dining room is perfect for large formal dinners. Adjacent sunroom; Family kitchen with 2 pantries; powder room off garden entrance to patio. Separate service porch and mud _ room. 2nd floor offers Master bedroom and bath plus 3 family bedrooms and _ bath. Large 3rd floor ideal for teen-agers, with 2 light, airy bedrooms and hall Bi-Levels $37,100 TO EVANSTON = design. Homes ALL YEAR-ROUND COMFORT AIR-CONDITIONED. A & STREY Series’’ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Paneled family rooms, 100% wool wall-to-wall carpeting or oak flooring. Twin lavatories, sli ing giass shower stalls. Mud rooms. appen double oven-range, dishwasher and disposal. Northfield. CHARMING FAMILY HOME. Walking distance to lake and in Orrington Schl. Dist. Comfortable and cheerful 3 bdrm., 2 bath home with eating area in kit. Garage. Includes alum. storms and scrns., carpeting. Very clean, MID 30s KOENIG Squire Property IN THE BEAUTIFUL, LARGE COLONIAL newly listed, in Hubbard Woods and New Trier East school district. Over 14 acre of beautiful wooded property surround this charming residence. Large gracious entrance hall with beautiful stairway. The living room has a fireplace of authentic Colonial 4 and 5 Bedrooms . 330 W. uae AVE. SUNDAY 1 C. A. EALTORS JOHNS 3, King's Court Corporation : Husenetter ID OPEN 1741 MADISON are The tile and one is A Split-Levels Winnetka 446-2600 Rd. HIGHLAND PARK Hemphill built—1958 This well styled American Colonial brick ranch on select landscaped site of former nursery with established comparable surrounding homes has 2 master bedrooms, 2!2 ceramic tile baths, paneled family room w/wet bar, den, breakfast room, excellent country kitchen, 2 fireplaces, central air, large basement, 2 car garage w/electric eye door. Offered at $14,000 below replacement cost. Many inclusions. SPLIT-LEVEL. are ceramic Bay & WEINRICH LISTED Colonials LUXURY NORTHFIELD Contemporary ranch located on nearly an acre in a fine area. 3 bdrms., 3 baths—open plan living room, dining room and family room. Lovely’ kitchen with separate service bar for family room and patio. Swimming pool covered but operable. IN A living ‘‘Country & COUNTRY Choice Winnetka GUARANTEED 2'/, Baths ACRE YOUR OWN BACK YARD WITH the lovely 40° SWIMMING POOL and surrounding RED BRICK PATIO ALL fenced-in for sun bathing privacy. The patio is WELL LIGHTED too for both day and night entertaining. This 6 year old home in East Glenview has 3 twin bedrooms, 2142 baths and a paneled FAMILY ROOM, 24’ x21’. Full dining room, basement and an OUT OF THIS WORLD GARDEN ROOM opening to PATIO AND POOL. Centrally AIR-CONDITIONED. Modern electric kitchen. A most charming home in the low 70s. PORTER PARK FULLY GROUND SURROUNDS THIS DElightful White Brick Ranch home in East Lake Forest. This is on a secluded Ravine and is beautifully planted with many flowers, shrubs and trees. This Air-conditioned house has 3 bedrooms and 3 baths, a family room and a mighty fine kitchen with good bkfst space. Separate brick tool house. Radio controlled garage doors. $79,500. Realtors 62 Green Shore Since 1903 Rd., Evanston BR 3-3900 with adjoining powder room. There are two bedrooms and a ceramic tile bath. Add to this a screened porch, full basement w/frple., two car attached garage with an elec. overhead door, over 15,000 sq. ft. of property and central air conditioning for $48,600. BRICK AN RESORT IN room with fireplace and a paneled den NOW 3 bedroom. 5 year old. puild-a-home: lake forest. - near Knollwood Country upper bracket hones. ca — COMFOR- NORTHBROOK across ilmette: east of ridge. Ogg brick and frame AT THIS LUSH ALL BRICK RANCH PRESTIGE location has a huge Winnetka School. $35,500. OF Mitchell Brothers 723 Hillcrest 6-8400 pick of evanston: Sites 3 LOOK Dorsey ~ & Associates (525 TO HIGHLAND aeOWiNNER HOmes.” J ohn Channer BED- TERRIFIC BUY AT $21,500. Cape Cod with 2 car garage. Ist floor living room, dinin room, bedroom, bath, kitchen wit eating area. Upstairs bedroom, large sitting room and powder room. of the fast- selling adway 3-5420 3 TABLE TO LIVE IN. This home is situated on a lot 120 x 183 in an Estate type area. The center entrance provides access to each of the first floor rooms. There are 3 bedrooms, 21% baths, family room, hobby room and 2 car garage. The step down living room is beautifully wood paneled, has a wood burning fireplace and there is a separate fang room. A TRULY GRACIOUS HOME! $68,000. Serving the North 2548 Green Bay GR 5-3900 ad - 607 Howard Street—Evanston ome LOCATED ROOM RANCH. Living dining- room combination has timbered ceiling. Good closet space. Lovely Wooded Lot with fenced yard. Gas Heat. 11% car garage. $26,750. CHARMING New decowood $29,500. See it! OVER TOWN 143 ACRE LANDSCAPED SUBURBAN estate with city-home facilities in a community of good schools’ and churches. LOCA- tion are features of this luxury English style home. Lovely, light step-down living room. First floor den, paneled. Recreation Room. Master suite with Dressing Room and private bath. Four additional bedrooms and two more baths. Priced in 90s. BUD- GLENVIEW BRICK KENILWORTH For Sale—Houses | Sale—Houses SUNSET FIELDS CONSTRUCTION A CHOICE WILMETTE anston N.W. Willard Schl. alow in prime location! t kitchen, completely new ceramic bath, THE AND GET MINDED. DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM WASHINGTON SCHOOL! 4 Bedroom 2 bath home on nice size lot. Walk to shops and transportation at the door! All this for $20,900. vanston .. Nr. Howard J] Cor fag iS SOUTH STURDY For NORTHBROOK KENILWORTH SCHOOL IS JUST 2 blocks from this IMMACULATE 4 bedroom home. There are :2 baths. New kitchen with built-in stove, oven and refrigerator. Family room has sliding glass doors to patio. Paneled recreation room too. This is a lovely home. $49,500. with fireplace. Separate dining room, sun room, 2 bedrooms and bath on ist floor. 2 bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor, would make lovely suite with outside entrance. $36,500. _ REDUCED! OWNER’S ILLMPELS IMMEDIATE SALE OF 7 RM. SPACIOUS BI-LEVEL IN 3 - R EALTORS — LINCOLNWOOD EVANSTON 158 ABBOTSFORD RD. WINNETKA Open Sunday 2-5 Mitchell Brothers Nilmette- West Newly Listed OLD. For Sale—Houses 158 For ‘ai, oieieas plus a terrific Country en. Don’t miss this, in Call Mr. Haskell today. E. SAWYER the kitch low 60s. SMITH REALTOR 874 Green Bay WINNETKA Road 446-203 WINNETKA LUXURY HOME IN ESTATE AREA Red brick, slate roof, 1.25 acres—ca divide. Library, seven bedrooms, 6}; baths, large living room with bay recept. hall opens to garden, dinin room, sunny breakfast room, kitchen 3 car eeraee Upper __ brackets ORGE RUMSFEL Baird & Warner 576 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka, Illinois Hillcrest Hillcrest 6-185 6-270 $25,000 CHARMING, OLDER HOME. baths, 3 bedrooms, gas heat, semi modern kit. Located near Davis St transportation, shopping, and Dewe School. Prompt possession. Helen UN 4-5100 1609 Sherman G. Nixon, Hahn Ave. Realtor Bldg. Room 30: Evansto' NON-RACIAL ATTRACTIVE MODERN BRK FRO ranch w/3 bdrms; full bsmnt; nicel landscaped fenced yard. Low 20s. DENNIS R. JONES ABLE REALTY : 1609 Fowler UN 4-095 NORTHBROOK—BY OWNER—A tract. 7 rm. bi-level, air-cond.; fin fam. rm. Built-ins, dishwasher: many extras. Low 30s. CR 2-3170. May * Highwood Herald II, 196 re $ : ¢ Oe a * Ee cto 7 ee ee ie �WILMETTE “YOUR GLENVIEW ATTRACTIVE BRICK AND _ CLAPboard split level with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths on same level. Slate floor in entry. Paneled tamily rm. with frpl. and vinyl floor. Powder room. Utility and mud room. Living room, dining ‘L,’’ large eating area in_ kitchen. Basement with paneled office and play area. Screened porch, patio, beautiful trees and bushes. Near Lyons and O.L.P.H. schools and park. Walk to train. Owner transferred. $54,500. Call Mrs. Hanley (DA 8-1848eve.) Listing ICELY RESTORED 3 BEDROOM, 14g bath home on one acre of land near Alan Sheperd School. Beautiful trees and plantings in a nursery stock setting. This is good investment property in a potential multiple family zoning area. $28,500. Call Rose Silsbee—HI' 6-4073 (eve.) J. CLARKE BAKER Realtor Call ALpine 6-1015 ! ane Hanley Joyce King lice Pietrowicz Rose Silsbee ‘ Mildred Williams 1219 Washington, Wilmette KENNETH FRIEND UST LISTED—Exciting Bi-Level in choice Wilmette location. 3 Bedrms., 2 baths, Dining rm. ‘‘L’’, Kit. w/D and D and eating area. Centrally air conditioned. fully Perfect condition. Bgauti- landscaped. ERRIFIC BUY! 4 Bedrm. Split level. Pan Family rm., Living rm. w/cathedral ceiling. Large Kit. 2 car attached garage. Near schools and trans. 40s. A INDIAN Northwest Deluxe Views! VANSTON—1I6 Apt. Bldg. Wdw., Dining area with Sliding East 445 BAT HS—4.500 ‘e bd LENVIEW — INCOME PROPERTY— Frame house near center of town—3 room apartment with private entrance upstairs. First Floor has large Liv.Dining room; Family size Kitchen; 2 Bedrooms Plus 2 smaller rooms used as Hobby room and Bedroom. ALSO large Den off Kitchen. Full basement. Attractively landscaped and_ fenced yard. Multiple family zoning. $27,000. TRCHWOOD REALTY CR 2-7300 1 Skokie Hwy. Northbrook PA 4-3294 NORTHBROOK-SYCAMORE AREA Charming Colonial ranch, perfect for young family. Large, sunny L.R., D.R., 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. Paneled fam. rm., brkfst. rm.; lovely wood cab. kit. Oversized garage. Exc. landscaping. New carpeting. Close to schools, train, pool, shops. Upper 20s. 12 Maple ; 272-1462 nay 11, 1967 LONG 111 Green AL IN REALTY Rd., Northbrook JUST 5 BEDROOMS—WILMETTE All on 2nd floor. Large living room, large dining room, large kitchen, 3 car garage. Convenient location. A well maintained home. Low 40s. 440 IMMACUbasement. Mae COMPANY Northbrook Summer is coming NEAR and LAKE this Kenilworth 1-7300 B. Blackwell 5 Bedroom: Spacious Home _ will be Ideal for Large Family Interested in Being Near Wilmette’s Fine Recreational Areas. Don’t Miss This Great Home at $64,500. WINNETKA:4 BDRMS.; 115 BATHS, plus shower in bsmt. bath; living rm.; dining rm.; kitchen; den. Mod. gas furnace; 220 wiring; 2 car gar.; nice enclosed yd. Low 30s. HI 6-6649. PARTICULAR KENILWORTH 600 REALTY RIDGE Rds. 5 bedroom, BUILDERS EAST MORTON GROVE... Overlooking golf course: air-cond.; 3 bdrm.; brk. bi-level; att. gar.; 2 baths; fam. rm. many extras. Upper 30s 966-8766 2 story } IN walking CTA Price COMPANY Northbrook GARDENS gar. Perfectly in a location distance to schools, terminal, living room floor and ire s. Country huge and stone that NW CH, i train, shopping ey Burnt Brick Built in 196 convenience. all lar the family fireplace, beamed room ranch ceiling. Fo dining room, spectacular kitchen breakfast room, powder room, basement, finished 2 car at garage. In lovely area adjoining N Club grounds. nec Price: Hugh C. Michel: and Company © Hillcrest 6-71 SMART & GOLE ALpine 3 rm., a bedrms., — baths, recr. rm. w/frpl., gar. A buy! $37,500 2 Hemphill-built Normandy Colo hall, in living finest construction fireplace formal dining car ; in East area. spacious rm., cab’ Most attractive Redwood Contemp rary ranch in lovely wooded are: Large living rm., fireplace, f rm., 2 bedrms. 3rd_bedrm.). 14 plus den tiled (usab! baths, patio and scrnd. porch; att. gar., g heat, paneled walls and open ceilings. Lot 100x230. ‘Fine v. $39,500. EVANSTON Modern 7 rm. bi-level home. Spa liv, rm., din. rm., lovely cab. twin size bedrms., baths, ppily rm., fens cy} 4 = be arpeting incl. WILMETTE Central loc. Py > % Magnificent Lannon Stone Ranch home in lovely Indian Hill EF: Spacious liv. rm., din. rm., fan bedrms. home. 70s. 21% Location!! N. W. EVANSTON, 1 BLOCK TO Lincolnwood School—smaller home in area of larger more expensive homes. Three bdrms., 1 bath, separate din. rm., large side porch, plus fairly new 2 car garage. Price $24,500! Call Now. Mr. Potter. L. A. Peterson & Co. can. : SMART & GOLEE, Realtors 8-3200 DAvis HIlicrest stables, IDEAL 6-4 ACREA FOR day DOG camp, KI vet cl 2 buildings on p oper ty; brick ranch, 3 bedrm. home, ver: nice; older frame building co of 2 small rental units; 2 car gar nursery stock; new black top ¢ Must be seen to evaluate real vague this property. DEERFIELD CENTRALLY split level. rm.; 3 kit. Pe. AIR-CONDITIONED bedrms.; ‘with built-in refrig.; garage; carpeting. 2 baths: sep. | fam. oven, — utility DEERFIELD COLONIAL; 4 BEDR 2 STORY 22 baths; to schools fam. rm. with and offers a frpl.; nic kitchen w/built-ins; bsmnt.; 2 car This is a spacious home loca cle floor plan. VILLAGE Waukegan g cente} $45. REALTY CO. at Deerfield Rd. LANNON 945-5240 Wilmette STONE AND CLAPBOA : Georgian with White Shutters. autifully maintained and Landse aped. Rms.—3 Bedrms., 24% Cer. Baths. Liv. rm. w/Frpl., 6 Din. rm and Disposal, Breakfast rm. Rec 2 car. Gar. w/Elec. eye door. a attractive remodeled closet and storage Quick possession. Lake, Park, UN Kit. rm. Schools QUINLAN 1-2374. with ri modern kitchen, 3 bedrms. tiled bath,I paneled 2nd fir. study or family drms., 445 baths, paneled rec rm. Quite unusual! ‘ EAST GLENVIEW ae Southeast REALTY Colonial, eleg 2 car home 8 room colonial of Cedar construction. has every modern four bedrooms are a plas and in 50s. entry baths, fireplace and paneled beam ceiling family room. Large mud room off .service entrance. Quarry tile entry, laminated ceilings, overhead sewer. Quality minded construction by custom home builder. Residence located at 3274 Prestwick Lane, Northbrook. JMD Construction Co., 945-4130. Priced to sell at $48,500 which will include sodding of front yard, seeding of rear, and storms and screens. Location!! basement. eharming newly ceilings) New roof, new wi summer porch and pat (county zoned). JUST LISTED. THIS ALL BRICK split-level is in A-1 condition, Exterior trim just painted. Paneled rec. rm. with fireplace, living room w/frpl., separate dining room, kitchen with D .and _D, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Tandem attached garage with electric operator. Screened porch. Fenced-in back yard with Bar-B-Q pit. 1% blk. from Harper School. Priced in the low 40s. See it today. 4-4866 Full nel, AYARS NORTHBROOK: room and 6%, ACRES. SPACIOUS 4-bedroom home! Paneled family room w/sliding door to patio; built-in kitchen w/eating space; 215 baths; att. garage. In an area of new and more expensive properties. $39,500. UNiversity dining (walls decorated. Enjoyable PRAIRIEVIEW YOUNG FAMILY SPECIAL! 3-bedroom raised ranch. Attached 2car garage} 112 baths: space for future family room; pleasant, semicountry community. $23,900. VOIGTS and tile baths, extra added. A beautiful NEW LISTINGS SMALL 2-bedroom cottage. Near elementary school. Move right in. $11,000. BOB fe rm., brkfst. area, 3 large bedrms., 272-5150 2-3550 fireplace, KENILWORTH TOWN BUILDERS KENILWORTH Colonial location. Lge. liv. bright mod. kitch. Builder’s model home—only 6 months old. Spacious 2,880 sq. ft. Two story Cape Cod. Here is truly living on the luxury level. This home features 4 large bedrooms, 24% baths and a full basement. Master bedroom is on the downstairs level. Also on the ground level is a beautiful paneled family room with fireplace, mud room and large 2-car garage. Other de luxe features included are, professional landscaping front and rear, storms and screens, wall to wall carpeting, and throw rugs, drapes and curtains, wallpaper, patio and ‘special lighting fixtures. Truly a magnificent buy on a beautiful cul-de-sac location. Only REALTY 824 Waukegan Rd. CRestwood custom dining room, large reception — with graceful staircase. New po: room. All baths up-dated. Living ro Lovely 6 rm. brick Georgian in cho Unique rambling ranch home features an amazing arrangement of: three huge bedrooms, 212 ceramic tile baths and beamed paneled family room with fireplace, with an unusual traffic re from slate entry to sunken iving room and formal dining room to 2 car garage. Step saver kitchen and basement. Priced at $46,900. Landwehr WILM GLENVIEW In Northbrook IMMEDIATE DELIVERY and AVE. SUNDAY 2-5 : Wonderful 9 room home for a happy healthy growing famil bedrooms, 2 baths on the 2nd bedrooms, bath on the third. will love the fabulous new kitchen. Living room with bea 751 Elm St., Winn, Bay Road Kenilworth (corner Roger) 1-5600 BRoadway 3-2552 Walters 915 LAKE to tell Green ALpine FOREST O. SCHULZ, 256-4949 THE AND OF COURSE We have other homes we'd like you about—just give us a call. BRK.-FRAME EARLY AMERICAN ranch. 4 years old. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, full basement, 2 car garage, 7 blocks to shopping and NW RR. May be bought on contract. $48,500. 63 E. Franklin Place HAROLD modern kitchen OLDER HOME Within walking distance of everything. 2 story—aluminum _ siding. Separate dining room, kitchen w/eating space. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. In 20s. 251-6465 LAKE terrace. WILMETTE—Coloniali—Red Brick Colonial only one block from lake. Beautifully maintained, for the Young Executive or Professional man. bedrooms, 342 baths (4 bdrms. on 2nd—3 bedrms. on 3rd). In addition to a large living rm. w/frpl. and a large dining rm. it has 2 sunrms. which add to its spaciousness. In high 60s. Mrs. McCabe. & Assoc. 251-3640 Lake-Bay Realty WILMETTE Bay Rd. ALpine LINCOLNSHIRE—Handsome ranch w/prize winning garden, lovely old trees, cent. hall, liv. and din. rms. 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 baths. In fine condition. 2 c. gar. AYARS 2-3550 Green REALTOR NORTHBROOK-—-2780 LANDWEHR RD. —Open 1-5 Sun. Excellent value. Enjoy the summer in this lovely home, ready to move into. Brk. and frame 2 sty. on 1/2 acre. A special family home w/terrace, 3 exp. liv. rm., din, rm. 4.bdrms., 212 baths. Priced in 40s. 272-0200 LISTED REALTY 824 Waukegan Rd. CRestwood FOR Sale—Houses. FIRST TIME OPEN NORTHBROOK WINNETKA ESTATE AREA 344 LOCUST ROAD Superb construction, 4 bedrooms, 21% baths, living room, dining room, kitchen with separate breakfast room, powder room. Attached garage. Priced in the 60s. ANDRUSS, canopied INDIAN BRUFF ANN onto Separate dining room, I-III FIRST TIME ON MARKET Original owner offers his 4 bedroom, 215 bath brick one floor home. All twin size bedrooms, ceramic tile in bathroom, hardwood floors. Living room w/fireplace, separate dining room, family room, equipped kitchen, 2 car garage and full basement. In sparkling condition. $37,500. 1-1105 opening . For REALTY w/15x15 breakfast rm., adjoining. Large master bdrm. w/2 dressing rms. and bath, 4 other bedrms., and bath. Also a fine 3rd floor, if needed. Beautiful rear yard w/play space for children, heated green house w/running water and 2 car plus garage. It’s a ‘“‘delight’’ and ready to move into. Mrs. Kastrup Wilmette 527 Dundee 158 children, Large living rm. w/fpl., music rm., beautiful solarium-family rm., > — i FOR THE MOST pevee ata an WINNETKA—Colonial—carefully handsomely restored. Within walking distance of the Village. Ideal for those wishing the charm of an ‘‘elegant’’ older home and properly planned for convenience and space for a family of 272-7550 NORTHBROOK PRETTY, BRIGHT, AND late. 3 bedroom ranch, full Walk to everything. $27,500. Rd., COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE—CLOSE: in location. Colonial ranch with four bedrooms, two baths, fireplace, 2 car garage, wooded acre on private lane. Excellent expansion possibilities, close to Edens—Lower 30s. SEQUENS REALTY. Meadow Rd., Northbrook Open all day Sunday Bay AN ELEGANT SPLIT LEVEL = IN Northbrook—centrally air-conditioned, 3 plus bedrooms, 2 baths, fenced yard, intercom system and lots of other ‘“goodies’’ to embellish 2,750 square feet of living space. High 40s. Call us to see TODAY. SEQUINS AND SPARKLERS! LENVIEW GLEN POPULAR PARK MANOR. Budget priced ranch on quiet residential street. Oak floors throughout, two bedrooms, large kitchen, separate dining room. Full basement. Beautiful landscaped lot. Walking distance to schools and buses. 1240 MARKET'! LARGE HOUSE, LARGE VALUE IN excellent location in Northbrook = surrounded by mature trees. Four large bedrooms, 215 CT ‘baths, oak cabinet kitchen, with built-ins, paneled family room, fireplace in living room—see to believe in low 40s. FT. Av.. ALpine THIS HERE’S AN INVESTMENT WORTH consideration. Furnished 11. student rooms plus owner’s apartment on first floor. Premium living plus good 9 income. 1 block from heart of Evanston. $46,000. Appleton & Company 1312 Chicago 4-1102 FOR HOMEFINDERS Designed for easy maintenance. is this Deluxe Brick Ranch in estate-like area and heavily wooded affording complete privacy. Has 20x26 Liv. Rm. with Frpl., 13x20 Din. Rm., 14x19 Fully Equipped Cabinet Kitchen with B-B-Q Frpl., 26x16 Ist Flr. Family Rm., 35 x 15 Jalousied Porch; Unusual Bsmnt. has Lounge Rm. with Wet Bar, 2nd Family Rm. with Frpl., Game Rm., equipped Photo Rm., Pow. Rm., Office or Den, Laundry Rm., Workshop and Storage Rm. Also 200 amp service, Floodlighted grounds, Central Air Condtng., 2 car att. garage with Elec. Eye door, abundance of closet and_ storage space. Owner will help finance or Sell On Contract. UNiversity to Newly listed young brick split-level on quiet cul-de-sac. 3 BR’s, 11% ba.; Family rm.; Youngstown cab. kitchen, $28,500. Mrs. Kraft Glass 4 Davis b1-1855 our Want Ad in the Hollister Newspapers reaches the enre North Shore market. The ost is small and the quick Atisfactory results will amaze ou. If you are listed in the hone book, just say ''Charge NOT BASEMENT SQ. distance JUST MARRIED, RETIRED OR BACHELOR? This 2 B.R. Ranch convenient to transportation is easy to maintain. easy on the budget. Pretty yard on tree-lined street. $21,900. Glenview 5 BEDROOMS—FULL Acre—Walking OPEN SUNDAY—2 to 5 939 WAYNE, DEERFIELD BEST BUY for — SPACE, CONDITION, LOCATION. Perfectly groomed 4/5 bedroom home. 2 ba.; 2 c. gar.; 5 min. walk to train, shops, school. Only $36,500. Mrs. Hastings Brick Ranch with Panoramic Liv. Rm. with Frpl. and Pict. CAPE COD—3 bedrooms, 2 baths. large living room, separate dining room, utility room. Wonderful | for children. Immaculate. $22,500. Evanston, Ii. 273-1855 28 | shops, Schools, parks, library. 8 yr. old Brk. and frame Col. Ranch. 3 BR’s, 2 C.T. baths (1 off Mastr. B.R.) att. gar. $28,900. Mrs. Rosene Evanston WNER WILL EXCHANGE EXCELlent — (1 block sion ean wit. or larger bidg. to r il a seks cha a LES SIMPSON Street On INC. NORTHBROOK FOR THE ENTERTAINER. Two bedroom ranch with a large, magnificent family room. Garage. Beautiful backyard with fruit trees. In town location. $22,500. BAIRD & WARNER OPEN SUNDAY—2 to 5 915 CEDAR, NORTHBROOK Wdw. Wall to Patio, fully equipped Birch Cabinet Kitchen with Brkfst. Bay—all overlook the btflly. landscaped floodlighted yard and beyond over the Golf Course, also 3 Bedrms., 2 Vanity Tile Baths, full. heated basement, 2 car att. garage. Owner transferred—reduced to $45,000!—Will accept reasonable offer. 835-3750 OF DODGE AND S. OF DEMPster. 5 rms. down at $140 and 6 rms. up at $150. H.W. Heat. 2 car garage. Lot is 44’ x 170’. All in good condition. Early poss’n. of either apt. Asking $25,500. Must be sold. Reasonable down payment. Owner will finance balance. Your opportunity for a home and income too. Call—LESS SIMPSON OPEN SUNDAY—2 to 5 2813 THAYER, EVANSTON | 2 Biks. fr. Willard School in lovely N.W. Evanston. L.R. w/fireplace, sep. Dining rm.; good-size kitchen; BR’s; lge. ser. porch. QUICK POSS. Upper $z0s. Mrs. Kleeman REALTORS 38 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka HIlicrest 6-0900 FRIEND EVANSTON — 2 APT. HILL REALTY, KENILWORTH AT WILMETTE F. G. Hastings, Realtor IT’S A BUY! 3 BEDROOM RANCH. 11% baths; separate dining room; kitchen with stove and refrigerator; full basement; 2 car garage; 2 blocks Skiles School. $24,500. For Séle-Henses. + For Sale—Houses HOMEFINDERS BUSINESS” FRIENDLY HOME IN A FRIENDLY neighborhood, just a short distance to grammar schools. Attractive living room with fireplace, dining room and family room, kitchen with eating area, 3 bedrooms, expandable Srd floor, 2 car garage. Low 30s. EED SPACE AND CONVENIENCE? This is the home that will fit your needs. Many Bedrms. Near the Lake and walking distance to train and town. Even a carriage house for income. Woods IS OUR EASY ON THE EYES, EASY ON THE budget. Immaculate 7 room 11% story home; 12 block from Lincolnwood School. 3 bedrooms; 112 baths; living room with fireplace; large kitchen; 2 car garage; back yard is loaded with roses. $31,500. ; IKE SWIMMING? This great Ranch offers a heated free form swimming pool with diving board. Situated so it is accessible from the entire house. 3 Bedrms., 2 baths, step-saving Kit. MID 40s. ENNETH HOME DIDN’T KNOW THEY SOLD UNTIL YOU SAW THE VAN How come a nearby house and yours didn’t? Perhaps thecouple who bought that one would have preferred yours? Some sales are lost because the prospect didn’t even know about your house Or heard a persuasive presentation for another property. Why not put us on the job—to get the word around, to present your home favorably? If you’ve decided to sell, give us a ring. DON’T HESITATE! SEE THIS family home today. 8 large rooms; 4 bedrooms—1 down, 3 up; 2 baths; living room with fireplace; full basement with finished recreation room and shower. 2 blocks to Greeley School, 42 block to New Trier. Walk to train. $38,500. INCOLNWOOD—Exquisite Georgian with 4 large Bedrms., 232 baths. Den pan Brkfst. rm. Centrally air conditioned. This is the buy of the year! ubbard 158 INDIAN HILL REALTY, INC. ERY ATTRACTIVE RANCH HOME ee dozens of extras for modern living. Large living room with fireplace, dining area, family room with fireplace and full bath. Modern kitchen with breakfast room, Four family bedrooms and 2 more baths. Completely finished basement for family recreation and hobbies. Artistic freeform pebble terrace. CENTRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED. Just reduced to $84,500.- DEERFIELD — New vs - For Sale—Houses 158 : dati Se ea on $58,000. and w/Dishw. 2nd. AL Transp. : & TYSON, 4-2600 : IN 1-6700 EVANSTON 1017 DODGE A PERFECT RA WHAT lovingly cared-for! 6 Rms., 3 B 249 car garage, big beautiful pa rec. room, cedar closet an rooms. Big kitchen cabinets. Enjoy the fantasti beautiful upper landscaped 20s. garden Call us to inspect. NOW. | SAMUEL SHERWIN BRoadway 3-5420 UNiversity WINNETKA EAST BY ce) Walk to transp., shopping, Sacred Heart; freshly decora bdrms., plus a tandem bdrm.; ving rm.; w/frpl.; dining rm.; lg. kitchen;* lg. family rm.; glazed Trier Hilicrest porch; 2 baths; cor. lot; screened and , low taxes; Me E. and Greeley Schools; $i8 500, : 6-6630. — Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glen coe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Hera id * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff * : Classified — 4 �or | 158 For Sale—Houses WILMETTE 3 BEDRM. BRICK =" PRFULLY CONVENIENT Trier shopping § and delightful Dutch large living room place, paneled sun room, dining ou _modern kitchen with sepaay area, and a powder room . ree bedrooms and bath on ond, Lovely yard and 2 car garage. LNWOOD SCHOOL IS NEARBY so is Ackerman Park. Here is a htful home. 4 exceptionally > bedrooms on the 2nd floor, 2 tile baths. Large extra and bath on 3rd _ floor. n kitchen, separate eating area, r room. Outstanding at $51,500. RTHWEST EVANSTON NEW LISTING car garage with oe OPEN SUNDAY are FORESTVIEW st on Glenview U ie blocks) e location! and Surrey, Stone very Ranch. iny de luxe features; large interior; bedrooms plus library or 4th oom; ceramic baths; separate g room, new de luxe kitchen with ‘built-ins cost $4,900. Recreation with 2nd fireplace, TIVE jalousied 2 ACRE all . room all brick and stone Beautiful grounds on quiet among fine homes. Spacious erior includes paneled family room; e ireplaces; de luxe porch, 214-car iached Zarage, etc. In fine condiEs ee is sure to please! Call MR. Glenview, III. 588-1855 NEWLY LISTED ~ NORTH EVANSTON -~ bedrooms , on 2nd floor, way. and 3 1 on 3rd fireplace, gaNorth Western Priced in upper 30s. W ow! : THIS ‘| Like d ONE complete NEED SOME decorating DO.- inside out sically and some fixing besides. But its a sound sturdy and bdrm. house with 112 baths. good kitchen, woodburning ber wiring (circuit werred 1 heating plant andSanvenient to Evanston’s Public and __ schools. New low price. DA 8-4440 ENGLAND VILLAGE BY OWNER—NEW fantom baths pak dining room Livice room fireplace : Kitchen eating area . Patio with awning through streets . Near schools, parks, shopping . Excellent for children 30s. For appointment call 782-0857 .m.-5 a5 : p.m.) or 679-1653 (after 6 NORTHBROOK BRICK RANCH SE sce dining room combinawith eating area; 2 ns. ‘bath; full bsmt. with wood m. Large screened porch. ely ig 74 summer living. Garage. in area. 1,500 _HAPP ify Mier ‘kitchen , New ool, ‘compl Trier park, air car E. BY cond.; att. and train, bath. sun In South ghouping. Incl. erptg., drapes. $45,000 —— - Classifi ed OWNER separate garage; district. to: 217 Home Thelin Ct., Nr. the Wil. Lake E. Glenview: DAILY 2 TO 5 GLENCOE PRETTY OLDER RES. by owner. 5 rooms, prime loc., 2 bdrm., lg. liv rm., w/frpl., din. rm. nice kit. w/d.d., one ti. bath., scrn. porch, newly dec., dry bsmnt., gar., gas heat. Low taxes. Upper mid 20s. Call VE 5-2996 eves., wknds. NORTHBROOK BY OWNER 2 yr. old, 8 room Colonial on cul-desac. Fenced-in yard. 4 bdrms., 215 baths, W/W carpeting. Eat-in kitchen. Paneled family rm. w/frpl. Ist fir. laundry-mud rm. Bsmt., 2 car gar. Early oec. High 40s. 272-2177. GLENVIEW. 5 RM. BRICK RANCH. Lg. lot. Beautifully landscaped. Tall evergreens. Well maintained. Must be seen to be appreciated. Att. 11% garage. Blacktop driveway. Conv. to Ate tidied Low 20s. By owner. 724- NORTHBROOK BY OWNER 2 bdrm. brk. ranch. Liv. rm./din. rm. comb. w/wood burn. frpl. Full bsmnt.; fenced yard. 5 min. walk to train, shop. plaza, schools, churches. Low 20s incl. new eptng.: like new stove and refrig. Ldspng. 272-2673. GLENCOE BY OWNER 4 bdrm. 2 story colonial; living rm. w/frpl.; kitchen; dining ‘7m., --and brkfst. rm. 2 bliks. to schools, transp., and churches. Low 30s. Open to offer. Call after 4 p.m. VE 5-3310. SUNBROOK Walk firm to REALTY BEDROOM; LIVING RM., DINING rm.; family rm. w/fireplace, 2 car attached garage. On 34 acre. $24,500. Mathew Anderson, 272-7200. E. bath; Sun. ~ WINNETKA ON BEAUTIFUL 12 acre. 3 minute walk to public and parochial schls., 4 blks. to CRNWRR. 3 bdrms.; 142 baths; lge. sern. porch; full bsmt.; liv. rm. w/frpl. and att. den; din. rm.; brkfst. rm.; sun deck; 2 car garage. Mid 40s. Call HI 6-7378. EAST KENILWORTH EXEC. AREA Charming 6 room home on attr. wooded .lot. Close to train, shopping, and Sears school. Recently ‘dec. on Ist floor. Stove, refrig. and cpting. 9p Immed. poss. By owner. $33, Call AL 6- 3198 after 7 p.m. REALTY 114% Wil- HIGHWOOD. 2 BEDROOM, FULL basement, 112 car garage. Reduced for immediate sale to $15,900. For details. GUY VITI REAL ESTATE ; 226 Green Bay Rd. Highwood 432-3933 Wilmette OE — Rte Ct., WILMETTE CENTRAL LOCATION If You are Looking for That Perfect Location, Then Look No Further! This 3 Bedroom House has All These Things, Walk to Everything, Low Taxes, and Only $39,500 Buys This Fine Old Home. ON MARKET ‘3 story brick colonial . No Thelin ‘E. RESIDENCE, screened rch, . Walk to “‘L’”’ and 200 2031 Big Oak Lane, Northbrook 3 bedroom ranch, modern kitchen. lge. breakfast area. Forced air gas heat. Beautiful yard. Ideal neighborhood. $24,500. Call Odh Realty HI 6-4900. anch, BRICK 1-8279 OPEN Brick och. 7 rooms: 3 bedrooms; 2 baths; ment; 2-car attached’ garage. tractively priced! MR. DEAKINS. NDSOME 1-9196, BDRMS., 2! BATHS. NATURAL fireplace; separate din. rm.; dream kitchen, disposal, 2 refrigs.: gas ht.; beautiful carpeting and _ draperies, attached gar. $29,500. 1526 Juneway Terrace, Chicago. 262-6249. PROPERTY! air-conditioned 5. WILMETTE: HARPER, ST. JOSEPH New Trier E. School dist. Cozy 3 bedrm. home on cul-du-sac. 18 x 14 pan. fam. rm. opens onto lovely private yard, mod. wood cab. kit., good closets, exc. cpt., drps. Ideal for children. Near trans. shopping. $28,500 by owner. 251-9294. ; underground sprinkling; etc. autiful grounds, private rear yard. acant, immediate possession. Outmeen value! See MR. DEAKINS. cellent AL to 3-BDRM. RANCH; LIV. RM. W/PAN. frple. wall; sep. din. rm.; beamed ceiling den; Geneva kit. w/D. bY bee, Se bath; full attic: Ige. patio; beaut. cond. Low 3Cs PArk 9-0402 NORTHFIELD BY OWNER. 4 BEDRM. 2'2 bath 6 yr. old colonial. Fully equipped kit., drapes, carpeting. Recently decorated. Nicely landscaped wide lot, covered patio. Near public and parochial schools. $39,500. 148 Riverside Drive. Phone for appointment, 446-4147. DRIVE Air-conditioned. attractive all Brick Solid 12 By Owner: 5-1617 to Schools, SOUTHEAST EVANSTON ' BY OWNER LOVELY OLDER 4 BDRM. HOME, A1 cond., compl. decorated throughout, 2': baths, kitchen w/D.D.; liv. rm. w/frpl.; mod. plumbing, wiring; walk to trains, shopping, beach, Lincoln school. $42,500. UNiversity 9-3139. 4 2-5 P.M. Rd. Loyola plastered walls, oak firs. Open house, Sat. 12 to 5. Sun. 7 Room automatic GReenleaf BI- NORTHBROOK EAST-—IMMAC. BRICK cape cod. 4 bdrms., 142 baths; liv. rm., din. rm. Serd. porch: bsmt. rec. rm. w/frple. Huge storage. New carpeting and drapes. Could add dormers to make 6 bdrms. High 20s. Call weekends and after 4 p.m. weekdays. 272-3163. By owner. & Jenks & West, Open REALTORS ae : const., $34,500. AL delightful kitchen with breaka hae and delightful ng tor $413 | WILMETTE WEST—BY OWNER— New Bell School, New Trier West, and Loyola schools. 9 years old, 3 bedroom, 112 bath. Brick Bi-Level. Solid masonry constr. $32,000. RMING, WELL MAINTAINED in fine convenient neighborhood in Lincolnwood et va Three 8 rooms plus a garden room whic d be family room or 4th bedroom. tractive Driftwood paneled Florida m with double Anderson windows : ing well landscaped back oors, ae mette. EVANSTON ard, Two ¥ level with lge. dbl. closets, cer. bath, 20 x 27 fam. rm. with wet bar and 12 bath. 2 car gar. Bell, Highcrest, New LO. schools, € GLENVIEW: 3-BDRM. BRK. ranch; 2 baths; 2 yrs. old; cent. aircond.; 2-car att. gar.; pan. bsmnt. ng Trier Dist. By owner, transf. Mid 4 729-3428. SVANGTON BY OWNER 4 bdrm., den, 2 sun porches, 3 car garage, near schools, trans., reduced to $26,500. UN 4-2777. 161 For Sale—Vacant Property aaa har Sale—Houses 8% fer SelexcVanant Seta : — N. EVANSTON BY OWNER Brick ranch, 3 bdrms., 112 baths, LR. ~ DR. comb., frpl., brkfst nook. Serd. peh., attic, full bsmt., gar., fenced yd Comb. windows. Carpeting, drapes. 1 blk. to ‘‘El’’. $34,000. 677-7691. ESTATE SALE S.E. EVANSTON Economy 2 bdrm. ranch w/garage 15 years old. gas heat. Only $19,900. S. RUSH REALTORS 2339 W. Howard St., Chgo. 338-7100 DEERFIELD—WOODLAND PARK. Attrac. brick and frame ranch on lge. lot. Lge. oak pan. LR w/frplc. 3 BRs., i!s baths, fam. rm. Country kit., att. gar. Walk to schs., swimming pool. FAR NORTH SHORE AREA, COUNtry-like atmosphere. 4 bdrms.; 2 baths; bsmt.; rec. rm.; dbl. gar.; enc. patio. Low 20s. Details. CE 43245. EVANSTON BY OWNER 4 BEDRM. sleeping porch, 142 baths, liv. rm. frple., located near schools, trans. shopping. Owner being transferred. UN 4-5869 for appointment. BY OWNER. BI—LEVEL, 3 BEDRMS 2 baths. Fam. rm. 245 car gar. Cent. air cond., humidifier. Lg. kitch., carpeting, drapes, dishwasher. Large lot. Mid 30s. 724-9288. LOGAN SCHOOL DIST. ON 1TTH ST. 3 bedrms.; 112 baths; nice living rm. with fireplace: separate dining rm. remodeled kitchen; fenced in yard. By owner; low 30s. 251-8987. NORTHBROOK HIGHLANDS, BY owner, 3 bdrm. tri-level. Bit.-in kit. Lge. attr. lot. Finished fam. rm. Drapes, cptg., air-cond. unit incl. 812 Ash Lane. CR 2-1377. $31,500. NORTH B ROOK—BY OWNER—3 bdrm. ranch. Lge. liv., din. rm.; 80x 135 lot. Nr. schools, transp. Appliances avail. 272-7697 by app'’t. $18,300. COLONIAL, NEW ENGLAND VILlage 3 bdrms., 11% baths, ist fl., Family rm., crpt., ‘drapes. D.D. incl. $30s. OR 4-3298 N.W. EVANSTON—3 BEDRM. BRICK ranch; 2 c.t. baths; rec. rm.; 2 frpls.; screened porch; 2 car gar. Lincolnoe Schl. Upper 30s by owner 475N OR T ranch, built-in Idsep. shops. HBROOK-BY OWNER-COL. in exc. cond. 3 bdrms.; fple.; bkeses.; dshwr.; fecd. well yd. Walk to schools, trains, $25,900. 1717.Maple. 272- 2206. BLOND DIN. RM. SET; 2 LIGHT mahog. dressers; aut. Kenmore washer; Captain’s table and_ chairs; casement window fan; Delta table saw. GR 5-6751. WILMETTE, WEST, 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, split level. More inside than meets the eye. Shown Sun. 2 to 5 or by og $35,500. 411 Romona Rd., AL 1WILMETTE AIR CONDITIONED BIlevel, 4 bedrm, 2 baths up, fam. rm. kit. built-ins. fin. rec. rm. down, $40s, owner. 251-9406. WILMETTE SCHOOLS, NEW TRIER. Like new bi-level, 4 bedrooms up, 21% baths, large pan. rec. rm., air- -cond., 40s. Call PA 4-2151. ROOMING HOUSE SOUTH EAST EVaston R-6 Zoning, License for 7 rooms and 1 Apt. Call Mr. Massman, L. A Peterson & Co. GR 5-1010. 159 DE For Sale—Town 160 Wanted to Buy—Houses WANTED FROM OWNER 5 _ BEDroom 312 bath, or larger house in Evanston, Wilmette, or Winnetka by present North Shore family. Write T114, Box 60, Wilmette, Tl. HOME IN WINNETKA ONLY to $30,000 price range from Call 446-8745 Mon. through eves. FAMILY house per OF located sellers 2 in WANTS nice area. $20,000 owner. Thurs. For Sale—Vacant Property VACANT PROPERTY BARRINGTON AREA. TWO ADJOINing acre lots on high ground in beautiful Trout Valley-60 minutes to Loopfacilities with land include heated horse stables, miles of Tan Bark riding trails, 13 a. fed trout pools stocked with trout. A $100,000 swimming pool. Each lot $10,000. VACANT PROPERTY NORTHFIELD AREA. ONE ACRE LOT in New Trier School District with all utilities at low price of $11,500. King's Court Corporation C. HI a division of A. HEMPHILL & ASSOCIATES 330 W. Frontage Rd., Northfield HI 6-8373 NORTHFIELD 11 Residential Lots. A Real Buy for $75,000. ODH REALTY HI 6-4900 & TYSON, Lincoln Ave., 162 LOT 31’ x 169.9’ $6,000. R 5 zoning, 2 NICE LOT FOR SINGLE family resident $3.500. DENNIS R. JONES ABLE REALTY 1609 Fowler UN 4-0950 10 ESCAPE TO THE WOODS... We're creating a unique colony of 1 families on a 120-acre private pre serve 3-hours drive north. Beautifu cabin sites in birch pine woods. Hal mile of wilderness riverfront for year round fishing, hunting and swimming —skiing, golfing and riding near by Future lake planned. Not costly—we want compatible neighbors. For details, phone 234-8454, ACRES WOODED NEAR DEERfield road and tollway, ao golf course, 2 acre zoning, $62,000 Ideal church site in + imately 3 acres, $20,0 aes approx- REALTORS 672 E. N’west Hwy., Palatine, 358-7400 200 N. Wolf Rd., Wheeling, 537-8880 NORTHBROOK WOODED LOT 160 x 190. CLOSE to new Fe gee location. Zoned residential John Channer Hillcrest & Assoc. 6-8400 164° QUINLAN & TYSON, EVANSTON NEWLY BR LISTED 3-3750 $90,000 3 ACRES Heart of Northfield. Fronting on 2 streets including usable $35,000 home. NASH REALTY 446-7180 CENTRAL HIGHLAND PARK—Lot 50 pF oe zoned F-1 Multiple Housing— 4,5) GOELZER Elm Street HI 6-5544 NEW TRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT Approx 2/3 acre. Heavily wooded. Sewer and water. Ideal for contemporary home. $16,500. NASH REALTY 446-7180 BUILDERS ATTENTION 35 improved or unimproved 1% acre wooded lots. Best Northshore location. $9,500 per lot improved; $6,000 per -lot unimproved. Write T-117, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. EVANSTON LOT ZONES FOR 2 FAMILY DWELling, in good location. $7,500. ALBERT GASKIN CO. 1229 Emerson St. UNiversity 9-1669 KNOLLWOOD, LAKE BLUFF AREA— 60 x 150, $450. Also 108 x 188 corner $2,800. Illness forces this sale, must be sold together. CE 4-5015. BEAUTIFUL GLENVIEW Corner lot, desirable residential area, near schools, parks, golf course. $11,400. PA 4-1356. WILMETTE 100’ x 100’ lot. 248-6857 BY OWNER GLENCOE EAST sg SAS bY owner. x 200 ft. Call 835-1322. LINCOLNSHIRE—HEAVILY WOODED 12 acre w/sewer and water. $8,900. BIRCHWOOD REALTY CR 2-7300. LOT Evanston Review * Wilmette Life « Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star « Highland and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Sale—Business Property Potential WITH MASSIVE MAIN BAR, ANI main dining room, seating 200 wit dance floor! Lower level rathskelle and bar! Private dining rooms an bar on 2nd floor! 2 acres offer ampl parking! Good employee supply fro local area! Only $75,000 down t qualified purchasers! Trade for othe income property possible! Call E Thomas at AL 1-5037, after 6 p.m. LAKE BAY REALTY 1409 Lake Avenue 256-300 HAVE OUTGROWN OUR PRESEN warehouse and will be moving t larger location within 90 days. Prese building about 7,500 sq. ft. warehous ing space incl. enclosed recessed doc lg. auto. overhead door, 3 panele offices. Now rented, but avail. desired. Brick and steel const. Vaca 65x 150 adj. Zoned C2. For goo quick deal call Roy Peterson. PETERSON MOVERS GR 5-120¢ 2709 HOWARD ST., CHICAGO Fine newer type ‘bldg. with 2 stores o offices, and a shop with 2 car gar. the rear. One store and shop presently rented. One office is avai for immed. occupancy (12’ x 70 Small kit. and full bath in each officé Like new cond.—$45,000. or offer. CYRUS & CO. UN 4-902¢ NR. CHICAGO — MAI Busy Evanston location! 25 x 190 1c with plenty parking and easy loading Approximately 2,000 ft store pl apartments above. $50,000 SAMUEL SHERWIN UNiversity 9-2575 BRoadway 3-54 ONE STORY BRICK COMMERCIA . building on Central St. in Evanston Lot approx. 48x 144. Avail. immed $35,000 TIGHE REALTY CO. REALTORS Wilmette ALpine 521-4th 1-30 FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPER’ 821-25 Chicago Ave., Evanston. Co sisting of 5 stores, 5 apts. 45 car ga 16,000 sq. ft. 2nd fir. Suitable fd warehouse etc. Asking price $125,00 BU 1-5856 or GR 5-1244. and WILDE REALTORS Northfield-Northbrook EAST For O Income! Restaurant-Night Club W ilmette—$20,000 1571 Pega) AVE. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 NORTHFIELD WISC: NEW HOME 3 bdrm.; 2 baths. 834-0088 Excellent WINNETKA BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE IN INDIANwood Estates. 75 ft. x 155 ft. Faces Lake St. All-utilities already in. LAKE GENEVA... old lake-front home in Bueng Club. 4 bdrms. plus den; 2} Incls. furniture and boat slip. GR 5-445 EPHRAIM, the shore. lot SHADLE-SAUTER & ASSOC. 525 LINCOLN 3 yr. Vista baths. $39,500 3-2166 NON-RACIAL CHOICE family For Sale—Summer and Winter Homes and Cottages INC. Winn. BR $9,950. BARGAIN-OWNER. CALL 234-4342 GLENCOE LOT FOR SALE BY OWN er corner of Fairfield Rd. and Westwood Lane. 165 ft. x 188 ft. Call VE 5-0703 BEAUTIFUL LOT 3614 x 140’ IN ATtractive quiet residential community. Ideal to build the home of your dreams. $6,600. 714 EAST LAKE FOREST: DIRECT FROM owner, older English or Mediterranean style home. Priced mid 50s. 945-3551. LOT, WHITE BRIDGE HILL, HUBBARD Woods S.E. Cor. of the No. Entrance of White Bridge Hill and Sheridan Rd. in area of fine homes. 59.10 ft. on the North x 188.54 ft. South x 203 ft. on Sheridan Rd. x 173.6 ft. East (app. 20,500 sq. ft.). The wide 188 ft. South line affords wonderful width for a rambling house w/lots of Southern exposure. This lot was studied carefully before purchase, as an ideal site by the present owner, selling only because of transfer. A few blks. to N.W. station, or bus to Sacred Heart Schl. Winnetka Post Office, Winnetka adress ~ 6-0177 Wilmette Lake Forest-Wooded 75'x!70 Wilmette Northbrook Glenview QUINLAN Land, 5-0363 & STREY 1-0330 2-0330 9-0330 SMALL WANT 4 OR 5 BEDROOM HOME. East New Trier school district. Up to $55,000. Call ALpine 1-8817. 161 AL CR PA Man's 360 FT. LONG TERM LEASE. BUSIness or high-rise. D.J.L. Walther, GR GLENVIEW 6 acres (2 sites). Opportunity for rustic close-in estate, in choice location. Luxury builder invited. Call for information. Occupancy needs. Call 446-1646 a; No COMMERCIAL VACANT AVAILABLE 39 -uses—apt., medical center, etc. Excellent corner 146’ x 121’ in Shiller Park. Call today for information. KOENIG LAKE LOT OUTSKIRTS OF KENOSHA, WISCON=. 80’ x 200’. Call eves. or Sun. OR 4- NORTHBROOK : Residential 132 x 330’ with many fruit trees and beautiful evergreen border. A great spot to built a home, adjacent to other fine homes. $14,000. Houses LUXE TOWN HOUSE, BLOCK from ‘‘L”’, walking distance’ to schools, central air cond., finished rec. rm., appl., drapes. Price $24,500. Poss. Aug. 1. Owner 475-4972 after 5 p.m, CHOICE EAST WINNETKA Have you always wanted to build a small house in East Winnetka? Now is your OPPORTUNITY! Residential vacant avail. near shops, train and lake. Just listed. Call today for information. NORTHWEST 200 FT. FRONTAGE, GAS, ELE@ tricity. Approx. 2 acres or moj available. Terms, 231-1025. Agent. HOWARD ST. 2 STORES, AMPLE MITCHELL 166 2 25 R PARKING BROTHERS GR 5-39 For Sale—Iinvestment Properti RESIDENCES ON COMMERC lot 50x 125. Kenilworth. Low tax and maintenance. 9% return on f equity. Price $45,000. Cash re $23,000. Write A-950; Box 60, Wilmett 168 Cemetery Lots and Crypts FOR SALE: 8 GRAVE LOT i beautiful Memorial Park Cemeter Section E. Lot No. West 12 390. W divide—$150 each or $800 whole. Ca 251-3129. FOR SALE: 8 GRAVE LOT $I beautiful Memorial Park wg Section E, lot no. West 12 390. yer $150 each or $800 whole. pas 4 TO CLOSE AN ESTATE: MEMORIA Park Cemetery, 5 grave lot, secti > best location. Call GR 5-6559 aft p.m. 2 CEMETERY GRAVES Good location in Ridgewood Cemete on Milwaukee Ave. Terres, Moving 9 MEMORIAL Memorial A- 976, Box PARK ¢ ote VE two, lot No. 657, $850. Wri 60, Wilmette” Illinois. Park Herald * Deerfield Villager « Highwood Herald May II,| La �MARKET PLACE 169 172 For Sale—Household Goods MOVING SALE Appraisers—Auctioneers— Sales Conductors DON’T MOVE IT, IMPROVE IT Let us cut your moving expenses to the quick. Will sell what you don’t really want, to help pay the movers with enough left over to_ start furnishing anew. Have a GOLDEN ERA house sale. DEBORAH GOLDEN UN 9-2022 Call Anytime GR _ 5-0127 JEANETTE Being Sold Out Tremendous Savings On Everything. Sales FOR THAT SPECIAL SERVICE ' Featured in August Reader’s Digest HI 6-2410 HI 6-5667 HOUSEHOLD CONDUCTED SALES APPRAISALS, SALES, MARKING BETTY BOUGHTON Call evenings ALpine 1-2477 171 Conducted House Sales WATCH THESE DATES: THURS., May 11, 10 to 4; Fri., May 12, 10 to 4. 580 Washington (Ravinia cor. Pl., Highland of Pleasant Pk. and Wash- ington). Couch occas. chrs.; din. rm. set compl.; tw. bdrm. suite; chests; assort. lamps; typewriter tbl.; UNUSED SONY TAPE RECORDER, 4 track poft.; oak tbl. and chrs.; barstools; bar equip.; bikes; COMP. WORKSHOP: vises, sanders, drills; LOADS OF CAMERA EQUIP.: Serener, Komflax, Agfa Karat, Kodak, Retnaa; Bash & Roma _ projector; elec. lawn mower, rugs; Packard car, gd. cond.; bikes; binoculars; unused men’s shoes 912; clothing; many too many items to list, come see. 758 Deerfield Rd., Drfld. ANTIQUES: wash stand, toys, desk, glass, tin, brackets, mirrors, crocks, frames, COMPL. BOWL AND PITCHER SET, dressers, rockers, beds, lamps. Other: 2 stoves; 2 refrigs.; din. rm. set; desk; loads of tools; ladders; 3/4 and 15 washer; cabs.; ton air conds.; rugs; INTERESTING drps.; SALE, VERY DON’T SALE LILLIAN CHANCE SALES REFURNISHING? MOVING? Let. Second Chance Sales conduct a Professional House Sale for you, to dispose of your household furnishings. Large following and excellent results. No cost to you. Call Miss Morgan. 677-0341 | ONE-DAY SALE a5 CALENDAR! USED RUGS BRAND NEW REMNANTS SAT. ONLY MAY 20 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Extraordinary Values! saaeet ty & 1917 CHURCH Watch next week’s paper CLEANING ST. for details! PVT. HOUSE SALE. BEAU. 50’ WIDE dec. prov. French chest; ant. “‘tiger stripe’ dec. English- -Amer. 6 drawer chest; exqg. ant. muffin table; mother of pearl chairs; gold leaf black high style ladder back chair; vast. coll. fine mod. paintings, prints, Mezzotints from $25 up: also others all periods; pr. stunning framed white Wedgewood wall pieces (6); Oriental Buddha heads; all decorator and collectors’ items. acces., furnishings, etc. By appt. 674-4587. CANED PULL-UP CHAIRS. EXcellent: condition. Call OR 5-4526 on Friday or week end. May $28.80. mattress $122. Set of 3 tables set, large and EVERYTHING AA small, off. HAS TO GO Furniture Co. chests, II, 1967 Save 40 to 60% Honored WAS $299 Italian Prov. Sofas $230 4 pe. Bedrm. Sets $229 Contemporary Sofas $160 4 pc. Bedrm. Sets $130 Sofa Beds-Sleeps 2 $80 5 pe. Dinette Sets $80 Bunk Beds $80 Hollywood Beds $55 7 Drawer Desks $45 Lounge Chairs Hundreds Your of other credit 24 months PARKER 1560 Howard NOW $179.88 $149.95 $144.88 $ 99.75 $ 79.88 $ 49.95 $ 49.88 $ 49.95 $ 38.88 $ 29.95 values is good to pay FURNITURE St. CO. 764-2206 114 Blks. E. of‘‘L’’ Station Daily to 6. Mon., Thurs. to 9 Sun. CARPET ANTIQUE night mirror; ease age pe. ig sect. stands, glass_ dehumidifier; 3 eee naugahyde _ tops, all 2 couch, BLIND to 5 SPECIALS EXQUISITE DIN. RM. AND LIV. RM. furn. Beautifully carved French marble top cocktail tbl.; French carved lamp tbl., solid marble top; several beaut. oriental rugs; antique Tiffany chandelier; 4’6’’x 12’ tapestry; pie crust, end, and corner tbls.; Lovely antique marble pedestal; oil painting; china cab.; antique bdrm. furn. 6624539. APPLIANCES REFRIGERATORS from $59.95 AUTOMATIC WASHERS $79.95 DRYERS $69.95 RANGES from $69.95 RECONDITIONED GUARANTEED FREE DELIVERY NORTH SHORE REFRIGERATION Crawford and Simpson (Golf Road) DOUBLE BED COMPLETE W/HDbrd., $40; mirror w/walnut frame, $35; unpainted dressers, $15-20;. 100 yds. beige wool cptng., $300; drapery rods; round din. table, 4 chs., $95; buffet, $110; lamps, end tables; G.E. stereo, $250; chs., $5.00; Venus remote control TV, $110; kit. set, "ee clock radio, $7. 00: misc. OR 4-786 BIGELOW 15x89, HEAVY ALL WOOL plush carpet, .Avocado, reg. $15.95, now $9.90; Bigelow 15x96, extra heavy all wool oy carpet. Embassy Gold, reg. $18.95, now $11.90; Gulistan 15x60’, all wool, randem sheared, Avocado, reg. $11.95, now $6.90; Lees 15x 15’6’’ nylon plush, red: reg. $275, now $139; Lees 15 x 83 nylon plush carpet, Burma Gold, reg. $9.95 sq. yd., now $5.90 Bigelow 12 x 21 nylon Blue/Green tweed reg. $219) now $139; Bigelow 12x18 gold tweed, reg. $179, now $119. Also large selection of remnants room size in various colors drastically reduced. Edward M. Plunkett Carpet Co. 9002 Waukegan Rd. Morton Grove’ YOrktown 5-4485 DAVANO SLEEPER; yr SIZE Hoover cleaner w/attach.; elec. apt. sz. washing mach. w/wringer, (for Lingerie, baby clothes, etc.); student desk/chair; 2 chests of drawers; rolling plexi-glass bar w/removable tray; filing cabinets; misc. articles. Sat. May 13th, 1317 Oak, 2nd floor, Evanston. ARE YOU THRIFTY? PHONE 8351871 after 9 a.m. and ask about the following items that are like new and going at a big savings to you. ’67 G.E. range $175; ’67 G.E. dishwasher $125; Spanish high back blue velvet chair DREXEL $85; 32 feet of blue MAGNIF. COLL. FRENCH, MODERN and Antq. gold and silver leaf, ete: frames. All szs., types. From oytstanding Michigan Av. Gallery. Sat. Sun. from Juvenile Carl O’Boyle Transf. Co., Wells, Old Town, Chicago. 1605 N. CRIB SALE 1433 $19.99 items General Milwaukee at discount Discount prices Mart Av. AR BEDROOM 6-2060 SET WITH triple dresser, $125; metal bunk beds, $20; four black leather chairs, $15 each; glass shade, $15; child’s oak rolitop desk, $20; Vict. screen, $10; iron and _ white draperies with swags $250, along with 3 chrs. to match 25; 11 panels monk’s cloth drapes 59’’ long $65; 84’ white prov. sofa $150; walnut-commode, gallery tbl. coffee tbl.; 2 beautiful lamps; maple dresser, desk $45; corner cherry tbl. $25; ige. aircond. $125; 8 fold. chrs.; red leather back and seat $50; several fam. rm. pes. of Rattan, i cond.; collapsible ping pong tbl. $3 wal. flip top tbl., 4 lnatahie chrs., trimmed in black naugahyde $125. and DISCOUNT Lullabye-Edison-Childcraft-Storkline headboard, $12; Danish picture frames; shopping many buys. ‘Friday 9-9. Place, Evanston. 864-5565. 2 chairs; cart; 802 plus Reba COMPLETE SETS OF WHITE baby furn: 6 year cribs, mattresses bedding and sheets, dresser and room divider screen and changing table. European carpet, infant seat, lots of clothing from birth to one year. Also materinty clothes size 12 to 14. All like new. Call for appt. Thurs.,. Fri. only 251-3854 BEDRM. AND DINING ROOM SET, 2 pe. sofa, 2 chests of drawers, cedar chest, kitchen table and chairs, 2 upholst. chairs, 2 G.E. air conditioners, high chair, playpen. w/mattress, odds and ends of china; glassware etc. UN 4-8551, evenings and all day Sunday. SACRIFICE BENTWOOD SALE 20 TO lounges, and items. tables, equip., gas garden furn. MOTHER LOVES SHAMPOOING carpet without water, instant use for furn. din. SAC. 1 aa . sta : Ha . n tt; MODERN including rm. set, 80’ 9 pc. Rom buffet, 6 uphol. chairs, after 5, 743-6832. EARLY and AMERICAN | 70 x 40 bar chart. FURN. AT tab kare E ly American prices. Bedrm. set rm. set, 1614 Monroe, Evanston. 8 6802 weekdays after 6; besaness” BABY GRAND table, 6 2 dollar a day. Chalet Nursery, 3132 Lake Ave., Wilmette, across from Edens Plaza. BOOKCASES-DESKS-CHESTS, ETC. UNPAINTED FURNITURE MART Largest Selection - Discount Prices 7550 N. Milwaukee Ave. (At Harlem) Open Mon. and Thurs. evenings. OPEN SUNDAYS 11 to 3 763-7680 REDECORATING. DRESSER, OLD, handcarved w/mirror; lavender occas. chair; cust. blue floral drapes; wht. lamp; small decorator shelf; pictures; Hotpoint wringer washer. 624 Elmwood, Wilmette, AL 1-4702. WESTINGHOUSE AUTO. HEAVY duty 15 pound top loader washer and gas dryer. Yellow. beautiful, like new cond. 11% years old, hardly used. Sold new for $510 will sac. best offer. Call OR 5-4555 or MO 4-7522, Mr. Andreas. SMYTH’S TOOLED LEATHER DRUM table, $25; lg. Sealy mattress, $25; 48 x 32 dresser, $15; dresser 27 x 44 $10; bookcase $3.00; dropleaf table, 2 chairs, $5.00; storage cabinets, 42 x 15 x 16, $10. 6 p.m.-8 p.m. GR 5-9667. FRIGIDAIRE 40”’ DBL. OVEN range, $150; Frigidaire 11 cu.’ refrig., $75; Westinghouse heavy duty auto. washer, $115; also misc. liv. rm., bdrm., kit. furn.; dehum. 2324 Cowper, Evanston. FRENCH PROV. SOLID FRUITWOOD bedroom furn. Box spring and mattress incl. $200; 18 cu. Hotpoint refrig. and freezer comb., $125. Both items like new. AL 1-5221. FURNITURE SALE: NEW AND USED. Also, repairing, refinishing. upholster-. ing. Cane and rush seats installed. Weber’s Furniture Cow 829 Chicago, Evanston. UNiversity 4-6600. EDISON CRIB WITH MATTRESS, matching chest, $40: crib w/ matt., $10; play pen, $8.00; Storkline carriage. $25. GE air-cond., 6,000 BTU, $95. 272-5487. SELF PROPELLED ROTARY MOWer, used 3 times; Formica drop-leaf kit. set; cherry coffee tbl.; baby jumper; ? pr. gold 90” long ‘drapes. OR 17-5372 DINING and pads, USED GAS STOVES AND refrigerators. Dealer. UN 4-5133 1104 Emerson St., rear, after 6 p.m. 9x. 8 Value WITH — chai $500, Venus console stereo — cab. $175. 675-2346. — “gf PAIR CUSTOM MADE PIN pleat white background sheers. 30’ 094 PEDESTALS; coffee, writing CHESTS; BOOKGAS gate-leg and drop leaf tbls.; abl. 4 poster bed; Sealy mattr. and “oe: Weber's, Chicago, Evanston, UN 4-6600. CROWN GAS (‘RANGE 332 Hotpoint refrigerator; kitchen chairs. Moving. 869-1458 2 IDENTICAL dinette COUCHES; set; leather side chair; 3 maple bedspreads; radio YO 5-5926. ta’ ch aos @ANGtE chair; youth tables; assor and phono com | CUSTOM MADE SOFA BY GANTNERS 4 cushion wing, beige, green tapestry. $225 or best offer. Can be seen at Peterson sofa. Movers. 2510 USED Green AND ers of Phone Ask ston, 475-4522. PIANO tray, STOOL; coffee Captain’s taniee: van SALEM Rd., Evanston. VACUUM CLEAN. makes, every price — with your require Vacuum, 1043 CUT pot. Chicago, ‘ S phincg E GLASS; SIL’ Rush se ab chairs; desks; Dorothy's, MAPLE si for ‘Thompson's — ig Bay NEW all us Doretti 1231 . Chicago TWIN Av 4 chests; corner vanity or desk ae mirror; all with colonial brass h ware; maple bunk beds w/mattress dress form. CR 2-3149. TRANSFERRED-MUST more eye-level chairs; dak coffee equip. SELL range table; power 272-8110, see as oR mower; . before 7 pam only. MODERN DINING ROOM: ar DARK WALNUT: TABLE; 4 CHAIRS; BUFFET; GOOD CONNDITION. REASONABLE. 729-2299. LIKE-NEW, EXCEL. COND., made den: drapes, 60’’ long, full w beige, white fabric w/brass Sofa, excel: cond., 651%” art white, 3:pillowed back, $75..AL 6-0: CUS. : NEVER USED FRUITWOOD DIN. RM. set; bdrm. dressers; desk, mirror, chair; lamps;_ couch; Il’S mise, Call TERRIFIC selling and ooer Blue YR. used THE $1.00. CRIB; chairs; after Lustre upholstery. vanston. 6 5 p.m. WAY for | V&S pie CHAIR; IRON AND BRONZE = delabras and fire sets, wood chest of drawers, lux, $8.00; other unusual BEAUT. WALNUT leaves, never chairs, 5753. blue Stationary 40 WERE electric Central FT. antenna antenna. used, table, silk TOWER Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Ln. Glenvie $40. WITH Rocker, | Formic WITH : oe : covers, and controls Call 272-8497. % $2.00 to $15; Elec bargains. TABLE 5. R $1 : sale ROTA Also — $150. Classified — = 5 cleaning ia Rent HIGH A Gee O chrs.; kit. tbl. 3 chrs.; h fan; card tbl., chrs.; beautiful “con: sole cab. w/radio, 15 rpm pee, enclosed. 869-5179. CUSTOM Dining Rm. Set FOR chrs., size TABLE buffet, condition. 4-6003. 1533 Hawthorne EVAN STON DIN. rugs 58; also 2 pair 36’’ wide x 68. $15 a o best offer. Eves., weekends call\ FULL SZ. WAL. BED WITH DRESSER and mirror, $35; glassware; ‘Fiesta china; ass’td. kit. utensils. Thurs., Fri. 9 to 5, 2764 Hampton Pkwy., Evanston. rc MODERN BDRM. SET, (Palomino walnut) includes double bed, mattress, box spring, night stand, 66” dresser and mirror. Call ID 3-1322. 2 UN 4-8841. sell $160; blond oak a PIANO; chrs.; double bed, mattress, box spring; : dressers; radio, phonograph cz excellent A of : anytime. WALNUT leaves MOVING SALE: FOLDING CHAISE $4.00; lawn chrs.; port. ironer $7.00; orig. water colors $2.00° ea.; glassware, etc. See what $1.00 will buy. 2519 Sherman Avenue, Garage, Thurs. May. 11, 9-A.M. to 5 P.M. TBLE., 7’ BUFFET W/STORAGE leave, 6 side chrs., 2 uphol. $100. Call 869-9355 starting Fri. penton. HOME: luxe SIMMONS TWIN HIDE-A-BED-PORCH FURNITURE, 5 PC. RATTAN Bed cost $495 new. In excellent condition except needs slipcover, $145. Porch furniture separated 3 seat plus large a. and large end table. $50. ALpine Romweber when SOFA: BED, -810; 142 -% rug, $15; desk and chair, $20; yell upnol. chair, $20; kit. table fa oe $7.00; roll-away bed, $20; book $6.00; Chord Organ, ‘$20. Call 3 SOLD MAHOG. DROPLEAF’ TBL. AND 4 chrs., by Drexel; 2 matching hooked rugs, sm.; mpl. -framed mirror; mirror; 2 pics.; desks. tbl. skirt; twin matts. and sprgs., never been used; = bedspreads, custom-made. PA 9- 5 AL 4 pe. oak bdrm. set, box springs, household machine wa Contemp. sofa; gas dryer; till cabt,; baby equip.; many other 232 Wood Ct. Wilmette. AL 1-4362. porary couch; cherry dressing table (Caladonian reproduction); Formica kit. table w/chairs plus misc. items. Reasonably priced. AL 1-6441. Racine LIKE refrig.; children, Own rm., ba cleaning help. $70. 446- S78. - our SELL. lge. THURS., FRI. AFTERNOON, S wi All practically new. 272-6005 Rent MUST range; cooking, to live-in or go if able to | DUNCAN-PHYFE MAH. DIN. RM. table, china cab., credenza and 8 chairs; mah. pedestal table; contem- rooms. QUALITY. — BENDIX WASHER/DRYER; table; antique velvet soft Burton couch; mixmaster; Nesco Ro maple bunk beds and draperies. Call AL 1-4679 GENERAL HOUSEWORK, PLA REFRIG., piano, sofas, other TOP mach, (used only few times). antq. brass -bed, gas fixture, hall and misc. items. ‘Telephone 251 overnight SELL! lamps, many 60% Open weekdays, 9 to 9 p.m. Safeway Carpets. 7005 N. Clark, MOVING—MUST SELL: COOLERAtor 18 cu. ft. freezer, $50; Bendix wash mach., $35.; lge. waln. dresser, $15; elec. roaster, $10; EARLY VICT. LOVE SEAT, EXC. COND.; drapes, 2 pr. light green, 88 x 83, 2°pr. green print, 97 x 83, and 84 x 83. 272-8056. MUST CHAIRS. Set of eight (8) Thonet Side Chairs Hand-caned seats! Carpet Sale Open Sunday COMPLETE BEAUTY SALON FIXtures and furn. 7 dryers, for professional or home use. Cosmetic cases, shampoo bowles, reclining, vibrating facial chair. Many misc, fixtures. All very reas. OR 5-4555 or MO 4-7522, Mr. Andreas. FROST-FREE dryer, freezer, m,. contemporary/Ita rm. set—fruitwood/Italian. grill. Call DAvis 8-4392. MOVING! AMANA washer, FURNITUR! cond.—complete Fruitwood, FRI. AND SAT. FROM 9 A.M. TO 3 p.m. at 156 LaPier St., Glencoe (nr. Sheridan Rd.) (remodeling sale). Din. host chrs.; bdrm., liv. rm. chrs.; bedrm. chest; antiqued 6’ mirror; mod. and period pieces. Misc. hsehld. items. den DIN. RM. SUITE, CUSTOM MADE Cherry Early American reproductions, drop leaf table extends to 105’’, 5 side and one arm chair, hutch cab. 42’ wide and 71” high, $500. Twin size maple bed w/box spring and mattress, $50. Office swivel chair and side chair, uphol. in bone plastic, hardly used, $50. Jacobson 18” rotary lawn mower with catcher, $35. HI 6-3226. USED MUST Excel. $150 bar ag footstools, pole lamp, 2 white occas. chairs; 21’ console TV; _bric-a-brac. Best Offers. ORchard 4-5017. THE WASHING CLEARING OUT STORE ROOM OF Antique Furniture ‘‘In The Rough’’. and reductions on China, Glass, and other furn. etc. LINDWALL’S, 808 Oak St., Winnetka, 14 blk. W. of Green Bay Rd. MOVING. BLOND OAK DINING ROOM SET, 6 chairs and buffet. Good condition. 96’ brown modern sofa, excellent cond. 2 matching walnut end tables, good cond. White Formica top coffee tables, good cond. 2 matching modern lamps and one single china lamp, good cond. Fold up cot and Nesco 1 aa good condition. Call AL 6- Everything Sacrificed Cards and Hide-a-bed, TV sets, breakfront, dining room set, G.E. washer, lamps and chest of drawers. 823 Dempster, Evanston 328-5775 WAREHOUSE Charge 2 5’x5’ BENEFITS “Must Vacate’ All Midwest desk WRINGER_ mach. used 2 months, $35; in orgin. carton Hollywood rotisserie, $25; down filled Chartreuse lounge chair, $20; 2’ square blue ottoman, $20; twin size childs Posture Pedic mattress ane spring, $15; power mower, $15. OR Bargain Boutique Benson Ave. GR 5-4900 EVANSTON OUR student For. Sale—Household Goods MAYTAG MOVING 3 pc. sets from $29.50. Many lamps at 50% white TO SMALLER QUARTERS Contemporary bedroom set incl. plastic covers $258.80. Mr. and Mrs. chairs, ott. $82. $239.95 med. sofa $177.80. Kitchen table; $22. $339.95 3 pc. sectional with FRANCIS | Sat. 10-2 p.m. S. on Edens, W. on Toughy, S. on Carpentier, W. on Ionia. aio Laem TO BE SOLD—Very GOOD sa Another BETTY. BOUGHTON Sale AL 1-2477. EVANSTON from 1621 ID 2-5438 EVENINGS AND chests Quitled innerspring mattress and matching box spring from $56. Davenport beds from $158. Sleep chairs, sep. BY FRIDAY (NOT BEFORE) id A.M. TO 8 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 2418 HARTZELL, EVANSTON (1 bik. N. of Central St., W. of railroad) Sale is to liquidate estate of Mrs. Robert Merrill. IN ANTIQUES: Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ chairs, Boston rockers; wal. storage cab.; sm. pine thbls.; Captain's chairs; Cherry plantation desk; pine bin storage cab.; cradle; oblong wal. din. tbl.; cane back side chrs. and rocker; pine dry sink; pie chest; early Vict. dbl. bed; school teacher’ s desk; OTHER: Baby Grand piano; wrought iron glass top table and 4 chrs.; interesting coffee tbls.; hid-a-bed; Fr. Prov. couch; sewing machine; FOR THE MEN: Sunfish sailboat, trailer and ice boat; power drills; Skill saw; tbl. saw; planer; elec. sander; jig-saw; power mower; hand and yard tools; Sale by Hazel Ann Stupple. ESTATE SALE—6800 IONIA 35 @exeeaces Chicago—May 11, 12, aie Double dresser, mirror, chest and bookcase bed only $108. Odd 172 Goods FICKS REED FURNITURE; LIKE new condition; suitable for family or garden room; large hexagonal marble topped coffee table; two matching angular sofas, matching lounge chair and ottoman, with solid color turquoise upholstery; 3 round rugs. Also Lawn Boy 21 Automower; many misc. items. Sat. from 10 to 5 or by appt. 2057 Old Willow Rd.. Northfield ‘ 446-1911 or 446-6835 First road N. of Willow at Wagner Rd. A PAIR OF ANTIQUE TWIN SIZED four poster beds in oak at $35; a painted Country French vanity table, new, $110; a handsome old North Wind chair at $12.50; a fabulous new decorator sofa in deep old red velvet at $385, are just a few of the outstanding values to be found this month at The Finishing Touch, 4137 Main St., Skokie, noon to five, Tuesday through Saturday. MISS THIS. HOUSE SECOND antique Best For Less'’ Entire Stock of New Furniture Of Buggy Wheel Antiques 1135 Greenleaf, Wilmette Household Conducted Sales, appraise for estates, insurance. AL 1-2100 or: HI 6-3037 For Sale—Household chair; maple end tables; mahog. corner cupboards; curved inlaid commodes; lamp tables; lamps; paintings and engravings; Dresden candelabra and figurines; 24’’ gateleg table; bar; mirrors; crystal chandeliers; a number of pieces of old furniture not listed, low priced. AL 1-5515 all week. "The CASKEY Brittler Household 172 MAHOG. TABLE 6 CHAIRS, LIKE new; 4 beaut. patent leather barrel chairs; 4’ round Form. table; credenza; Pembroke tables; 45x 21"’ glass top coffee table with drawers) bachelor chest, desk; marble top oval 21 3 �oe oi a NT CONDITION. Call 272-2482 GOOD 2 ASS EAGLE ANTIQUES Gt 2 — LAWN Evanston MOWERS AND ROTARY, NEEDS WORK. E OFFER, CALL OR 6-3708. tor, perfect working condition, $42; > box spring and mattress, clean, Cali from Friday DAvis 8-0895. SACRIFICE, GLASS FLORAL rangement, large den lamps, floral nter, walnut twin bed table, all in cond, AL 1-4229 after 5. cornices $60. and call rods, also ENGLANDER HIDE-A-BED $25, : GOOD ~ CONDITION. Call AL [IE AMAZING ave your id clean. 1-9016 BLUE LUSTRE WILL upholstery beautifully soft Rent electric shampooer, . Noyes Hdwr. 910 Noyes, Evanston. YPEN; BOODLE BUGGY; WALKp seat; Infant seat. Excellent tion. Used for 1 child. Call 256- POINT 2 DOOR REFRIGERATOR cu. ft. with automatic defrosting. 9d working condition, $65. Call OR i279 after 3 p.m. ILL OF CALIF. WALNUT DINING and 6 yellow nylon chairs $300. abl 1717 Happ Rd., Northbrook. Call 272-7754. seta 55 YDS. BEIGE CPTING. COND.; 4 MOD. UPHOL. CHRS. v. rm. chrs.; best offer. 864-8334. 8 BETTER CLEANING, TO KEEP S gleaming, use Blue Lustre carpet cleaner. Rent electric shamoer $1. Taylor V&S Hdwr. Winnetka BRIGHT re CARPET them with shampooer ardware, COLORS... Blue Lustre. $1. Michael’s Rent V&S 1225 Chicago Av. Evanston. 2 “A JOB WELL DONE ‘dware, 846 Dodge RCRAFT ice finish, s, buffet, FEELING” St., Evanston. DINING ROOM SET, round table with 4 chairs and dropleaf 4 ng table. Call OR 5-6644. =FRIGERATOR, DE LUXE DOOR, EXCELLENT CONDITION YO 5-1507 or OR KITCHEN Sone set: } 4-8698 SET; 2 boys st price 5 PC. chests; offered. DINING living room 677-9222 after 4 Lhe ' SELL 39” ELECTRIC HOTrange and Coldspot refrigerator. cellent condition. Reasonable. Call oint 5256. ISON MAPLE CRIB AND Micronaire ‘‘400’ air probe 100; $5§; Simmons CHIFF- YR. OLD HOTPOINT 30” WIDE electric stove; gas heater w/thermostat control; duplicating machine for office’ or school. Call 446-8198. purifier UILDER SELLING separate, up furniture in 4 OUT 2 PERFECT WEDDING GIFTS: NEW Engl. hand crocheted, white, never used table cloth, 60’’ x 72’, $55, and dbl. bedspread, $65. 272-5720. 72” GREEN COUCH; 2 DRESSERS; mattress; and spring box mirror; noon after Call misc. bookshevles; Thurs. 328-7025. model rt La ROPER homes. We STOVE EXCELLENT CONDITION, ORchard 3-1055 \RE G, 52.50 a yd.; 3. Will deliver. ALL NYLON $25. 400 Y NYLON PLUSH A tg 2 $3.75 yd. Terms. Empire, . Dempster, 965-4300. CRIB AND CHEST; BUGGY; e 3 pe. sect. sofa; highchair; . Top shape. : BS Reasonable. ORchard 4-2948. VILLAGE ANTIQUES S. Shermer Rd., Northbrook ‘Primitive and interesting junk Open Tues., Thurs. separate. Empire, terms. £5 TIFICIAL SAMPLE TREES, 5; mag. greens and pastels for the ior; few 2 tiered fountains $60. 234-5581. s _ Zag - f: R SEWING MACHINE, ZIG attachments and cabinet; guaran- Piss will feasures Ailsa fires deliver; CERAMIC 18’’ deep porcelain Dealer. KILN by 17’ ware. EARLY AMERICAN SOLID MAPLE din. rm. set, dbl. bed and sofa. PArk 4-1975. PAIR OF MODERN WALNUT CHESTS Fruitwood finish, with olive wood inlay $150. CR 2-5595 WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER 23,000 BTU, Sears 1967 model, air exchange, 3 speed, $325. Call 945-3603 5 DRAWER WAXED BIRCH CHEST $12.50; Universal gas stove, Edison 6 year crib/mattress, in good condition. YO 6-3510. FRIGIDAIRE — GOOD $20; $25; all CONDITION $50; small size electric range, used 1 year. $60. 945-5810. CARPET SALE: NYLON $5.85 SQ. yd., now $3.85 yd. Comp. service and remodeling your old carpet. 864-5551. Ace Carpet Co., 1620 Maple, Evanston. SECTIONAL SOFA, TWO PIECE, modern, foam rubber, black with floral print cushions. Walnut modern Square table, Very reas. 864-2330. ANTIQUE FRAMES; OLD RECORDS; twin spreads; drapes; lamps;. pr. chairs; part and sport clothes; skates; odd chairs; misc. CE 4-3245 ID 3- ING MACHINE; GAS STOVE; frigerator; bookshelves; solid oak ing rm. set. small table, 4 chrs.; iresser; 1. miscellaneous. DA 8-7255. .BYE CRIB eenres. assort. ree baby AND oe DRESSER — things. Reasonable. YO 5-2095 SET other Good Condition, call 328-3506 after 6 p.m. WHITE SOFA WALNUT HERITAGE COFFEE TAble, 50 x 20, exc. cond.; folding cot, never been used. 729-2595 2 UPH. CHAIRS, DRUM _ TABLE; sectional sofa, table; 6 prs. long, lined drapes. Very reas. In exc. cond. 6779344 or 465-4619 after 6. KENMORE GAS RANGE Excellent condition, 9 years old, sacrifice $50 or best offer. Call OR 6-1604 MOTOROLA TV; CONSOLE MODEL $50; rug and pad, 9 x 11, $10; matching drapes and spread, $15; misc. 446-5163 BUILDER furniture separate, 296-7771 PRS. BEIGE DRAW DRAPERIES. Excellent condition. Suitable for bedroom or _ living room. Matching bedspreads also avail. Reas. 251-6178. HOUSEFUL OF FURNITURE: DINING rm. set; refrigerator-freezer comb.: baby and child’s needs; many other misc. items, OR 4-6739 Must DUNCAN ing rm. table, 6 bedroom furniture; items. CL 3-8606. PHYFE chrs., misc. ATTENTION! CLARK, pong 30 E. ELEC. RANGE 40”, automatic oven. Excellent $75. Call PA 4-3654. SHEETS OF 4X8 YELLOw, condition. BLOND MaA- hogany plywood paneling, $4.00 each; TV set, $30. WI 5-4662. 4 . AUTO. WASHER AND DRYER; brown lounge chr. w/beige slipcover; 2 end tbls.; abstract gesctiggs, misc. household items. ID 2-7158. INNER SPRING MATTRESS AND BOX spring, (Springaire), $25; $5.00: bookcase headboard, double sz. Call 272-2971, 30 X 60 GLASS table, $35. TOP 251-6194. bed frame, $5.00. WROUGHT All IRON SCREEN HOUSE 9x12. Cost new $200. Needs some repair. $20. Call evenings, VE 5-1236.. BLOND MAHOGANY BDRM. SET, complete except for chest; Bab Tenda. w/child’s folding chair, excel. cond. 2 din. rm. chairs. Call 272-0897. - SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED. CORAL. VERY GOOD COND. After 5, ALpine 1-3169 $60. WITH MATTRESS maple crib. $15. 234-3122, AND DIN- credenza; household desk; 2 WASHING MACHINES $5.00 EACH CALL 465-3876 END TABLES; BRIC-A-BRAC; LINens; dishes; dozen Wedgewood service plates; Cutwork banquet table cloth, 12 napkins. 50 251-0804. Thurs, and Sat. SQ. YARDS OF BEIGE COTTON shag carpeting. Good cond. Make offer. 724-0710. WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC | aeee working condition, DRYER $25. Call mach.; steel RUGS A MESS? CLEAN FOR LESS with—Blue Lustre! Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Ace Hardware, Northbrook. LOFTY PILE, FREE FROM SOIL IS the carpet cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Lemoi Hardware, Evanston. SOFA, $35 UNiversity 9-5357 after 5 o’clock Fri. and all day Saturday. SPOTS BEFORE YOUR EYES—ON your new carpet—remove them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Ace Hardware, Glenview. DINING ROOM SET: LARGE TABLE, 3 leaves, buffet, 6 chairs, blond, Also Colonial chandelier, $5.00. $60. 729-0818. 2 PC. WHITE SECTIONAL COUCH. loose pillow backs; set of 3 wall pictures; lamps. ery reasonable. Call after 5 p.m., YO 5-2648. 5-PC. YELLOW KITCHEN SET, $35; Sunbeam rotary mower, $75; Admiral refrig., $20; Vibrator couch, $20; twin pink metal headboards, $10. OR 4-3324. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER, WESTPo yes excellent condition, $65; gold couch, real comfy, $25 FRENCH PROVINCIAL LIVING ROOM grouping-Green sofa, end_ tables, coffee table, lamps. Excellent condition. Call DA 8-8308 after 7 p.m: Fri. EVANSTON ANTIQUES AND RESALE 826 Custer Av., Evanston Open 10 a.m. Close 4 p.m. Daily. OU" x 13°5"’ DARK AVOCADO wool rug and waffle weave pad, recently caney -7" BA pret condition, TWIN BEDS, W/SPRING, MATT., good cond.; Air-King window fan; set of Americana. Encyclopedias with supplements. Call 251-3053. FOR SALE: WALNUT FINISH LIQUOR bar, Formica top; 4x7 fluorescent light. Cost $535, will sac. $225. Must be seen. EM 2-7042 aft. 6:30 p.m. MUST sofa, SELL 2 CLUB CHAIRS, exc. cond. Call 272-3306. POWER MOWERS: drive Craftsman reel rotary. $20 each; 4 chairs. 4/$12. 234-0397. LEAVING TOWN: MUST SELL FURniture. Evenings and week-ends. 864-3857 OLIVE GREEN SELIG SOFA, 80” long; excellent condition; $125 or best offer. Telephone 256-4644. 2 STAINLESS STEEL COMBINATION storm doors, 32’ and 36’’, complete. $20 each. PArk 4-5094. LIVING ROOM FURNITURE: SOFA. chairs; tables; lamps. Reasonable. Call after 5 p.m. OR 4-3070. GIRL’S WHITE BEDROOM § SET; over 50 yards white wool turf carpeting. Best offer takes. OR 4-2152. 173 Wtd. to Buy—Hshid. Goods WE NEED MERCHANDISE ‘Antiques, Fine Furniture, China Cut Glass, Bric-A-Brac, Silver, etc. FOR BEST RESULTS CALL HOLLYWOOD ART GALLERIES SHeldrake 3-3573 6618 N. Ridge Any Type of Merchandise 1 PC. OR WHOLE night BEDROOM dresser, stand, Sealy with SET We Buy Complete Household FURN., TOOLS, APPLIANCES, BDRM. sets, refrig., also leftovers from house sales. Phone 815-385-3896. VOLO SALES BARN WHITE VINYL GReenleaf 5-0108 107 $34 mattress, MOVING OUT OF COUNTRY: 82” 3 cushion sofa, must sell, very reasonable. Call 251-9358. SHADES: PRICES OSCAR ISBERIAN ORIENTAL TRADE-INS ACCEPTED BY frame box/spring. Comp. $135. DA 8-7686. 2 PC, GOLD SECT. COUCH, circ. center tbl., $100; oak w/match. ven, din. rm. set, hutch and server, $125. Best offer on both. HI 6-5993. RMS. 3 OF URN. :13V. <BR. bedrm., Fr. Prov.; kitchen set, 6 chairs; must go. ALpine 1-8077 after p. 3:30 p.m. 6’ LONG. Four 3912”’ wide, two 1414” wide. 234-8112. Like new. Reasonable. FOR Prompt USED REFRIGERATORS AND GAS STOVES pick-up. Dealer UN 4-5133 DON’T THROW AWAY THAT OLD rocking chair that needs a cane or rush seat. I WILL PAY YOU CASH FOR IT. Call ALpine 1-2527. WE NEED PIANOS oriental rugs. Fine furn. and china. FIELD AM 2-2023; eves. VE 5-1640 FIRM, USE HOLLISTER WANT ADS FOR ORIENTAL French furniture, Ross, RUGS and ol ; anytime Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For Sale FISHER HI-FI COMB. Modern design record player (blond wood) with Garrard changer, 4 speeds, 3 speakers plus separate but matching 3 speaker system cabinet (largest, 15’’ bass). Monaural with big sound. Best offer. 446-7337. the PRIVATE PARTY MUST SELL: ($500) RCA color console TV, asking $350; ($600) 56’’ Magnavox Stereo, wain., asking $350; ($145) Admiral port. TV, asking $90. 299-8672. FOR AND white good SALE: HAM EQUIPMENT HQ-170 AND XMTR. BEST OFFER CALL MARK, AL 1-6208 MODERN WALNUT STEREO FM-AM TV combination. $125. Call 272-0504. COLOR TV 1967 RCA 19’’ Walnut console. new, moving must sacrifice for 869-0144. $650 $375. MAGNOVOX COMBINATION AM/FM radio, 3-speed rec. changer, console, waln. finish. Price $25. PArk 4-7292. 19” MOTOROLA with walnut PORTABLE and brass TV portable cart. $45. Call UN 4-9298 after 12:00. 175 Apparel Y-NOT 646 W. and Furs RE-SALE SHOPPE DIVERSEY 281-6636 Chicago’s most fabulous re-sale shop will dispose of your gently used clothes and furs at a profit to you. Our clients buy these garments like mad, so will we! DAILY Daily 104 SUBURBAN Thurs. THE 80912 PICKUPS Closed Tues. p.m. 12-8 LAST ACT MAIN EVANSTON DAvis 8-9898 Shore’s Most Exclusive Resale Sh FANTASTIC SELECTION OF SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. Ask to see our designer collection. Tues., Wed., Fri. and Saturday 10 to 4 p.m. Thurs. 12 to 8 p.m. North YE OLDE RACKE RESALE AND THRIFT SHOP Fresh selection of prom, graduation, and formal dresses. Summer knits. Mon., Tues., Fri., and Sat. 11 to 4:30 Thurs. from 12 to 8:30. Come in and browse. 1508 Howard St., Chicago 743-9188 YOU SURELY WILL BE “THRIFTY’’ with an outfit that is ‘‘nifty.”’ THRIFT HOUSE CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 511 Main St. Evanston Operated by Evanston Junior League JANE GILLOGLY’S KENILWORTH RESALE BRING IN YOUR SPRING AND summer clothing for resale. 644 Green Bay Rd. 256-2990 MOVING TO FLORIDA. AUTUMN Haze mink coat, 34 length. perfect cond. Also cloth coats, walking suits, sz. 10-12. Two men’s Harris tweed top coats, sz. 42-44. Call 256-1628. WEDDING cond., sz. DRESS, 10, floor FIELDS, length PERF. w/chapel train, matching crown, fingertip vei $65; fl. length white gown (cleaned) Sz. 10, $10. 272-8056. PALE BLUE LACEY PARTY OR graduation dress, used once. Sz. 16. 3/4 length sleeves. 675-2065 or 2066. MAN’S OVERCOAT, . EXCELLENT condition, like new, imported cash“mere, sieht gray. Call UNiversity 9-0269 3/4 LENGTH GRAY CARACUL FUR coat $85. like new; clothes, sizes 12-14, hats. 2519 Sherman, Evanston, Thurs. May 11, Garage 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 100% HUMAN HAIR WIGS $200 value. Will Sacrifice $55. Also Wiglets and Falls. 338-4766. SOUTHBOUND: MUST SELL FULL length mink coat $395, grey mink cape size 18 to 20. 869-1962 MUST coat, SAC. 176 SAFARI size 14-16, perfect BROWN cond. SEAL Call UN 4-5057. Call KING-SIZE BOOKCASE HEAD. board, pecan, Spanish style. $25. Call 729-2187 all day Friday MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING, like new, standard sz. $40. 272-1763 HOUSEFUL Furniture; tools; toys; hardware; antiques; job lots; liquidations; will buy it all Auctioneer: Col. Dan Danner. PA 4.5171. CHERRY triple TABLE ROLLAWAY DOUBLE BED, SIMMONS innerspring, perfect gens 0 2 LARGE IDENTICAL LOUNGE chairs, green and beige. Excellent condition. Reasonable. Call AM 2-5275. FOR COLONIAL 1 Fs ay BELT and 20” Davis white kitchen GLASS TOPPED DRESSING and bench. Reasonable. 234-3580 Mr. JUST BOUGHT COLOR TV would like to sell 27’’ black and four speaker Magnavox. Very cond. $150. Call 272-7638. LAMPS; CHRS.; TABLES; STATUES; 28” boy’s bicycle, $12; typewriter, $8.00; pictures; assorted table pads. Much misc. 8530 N. Harding, Skokie. HIGHEST bed, SPOT CASH bric-a-brac, TWIN BEDROOM SET, LARGE chest, dresser and night table; RCA clock radio; RCA console TV. Good condition. Reasonable. Call 679-4003. USED JACOBSON 18” HAND lawnmower and~ Craftsman lawn sweeper. Both only $20. 328-8958. mirror, DE LUXE KENMORE 800 WASHER AND DRYER (ELECTRIC) 242 YRS. $200. 729-3796 sew. HIGHEST 561-7256 WILL BUY YOUR GOOD UALITY used furniture and antiques. For quick service call The Original Crost Furniture Store UN 4-018 9 UN 4-2550 WANTED TO BUY: USED UPRIGHT freezer (or refrig. w/LARGE freezer) in good running order. Ext. appearance doesn’t matter. 234-4547. 338-3700 SEALY SOFA HIDE-A-BED; PHILco 6 cu. chest freezer; Zenith TV round screen. AM 2-8029 mornings before 10 a.m. ILLINOIS. filing cabs.; ext. 724-3382. BLOND DIN. RM. SET, GOOD CONDItion: drop leaf table, 6 chairs, and rae cabinet. Best offer. Call 272- dbl., BLOND OAK DINETTE SET, 4 CHRS., perfect condition; glass door book> sare, 4 shelves. Call after 4 p.m. DAvis ATTENTION! CHICAGO, tbl.; CLEANER Dealer. Call JECTS-FURNITURE. PRICES PAID. Miss Hall 174 CHESTS, 3 DEEP DRAWERS; White round kit. table and 4 white chairs; long marble topped cocktail table. Call OR 3-0367. ‘MAHOGANY Sas Wtd. to Buy—Hshid. Goods jewelry. KELVINATOR FOODARAMA. Large double door _ refrig.-freezer comb., $95. AL 6-3326. SELLING OUT DISPLAY in 4 model homes. Will up to 50% off. We deliver 5 also beige and sing COLONIAL OR CONTEMPORARY 6 maple bar stools with naugahyde tan back, seats. $20 ea., white Crosley Shelvadore refrig. $25. 724-8783. EXCELLENT CONDITION Call JU 8-3913 ‘ G. sq. inside. $150. Hideabed, rug and pad, 12x15, $15; drapes for picture window window. Call 234-4667. eee ee CHICAGO ART GALLERIES Member-Avpraisers Ass’n of America AN TIQUES-PAINTINGS-ART OB- IN. PORTABLE G.E. TV ON metal stand, good cond., $50. 2 pr. green and beige lined liv. rm. drapes, $15. Call GReenleaf 5-6335. BASSINETTE liner; 6 year 965-4300 4 TWIN SZ. BEDS, COMPLETE WITH frame; 2 Probber pull up chrs., wood frame w/cane, current models. Hillcrest 6-0242 173 REVERSIBLE 17 835-0793. Will DINING ROOM. TABLE—CUSTOM made, white Formica top, 90’’ x 42”; 9 white leather captain’s chairs, $200. Call 446-7425 BEIGE LARGE LOUNGE CHAIR WITH DOWN cushions; tailored bedspread with 2 bolsters $20; 3 panel floor screen $7.00. ORchard 6-3987. 60 YDS. GREY WOOL CARPETING, rubber padding; 2 Pr. gold drapes, 96” long, 16 panels; Playpen with pads. 724-3268. MODERN 3 PC. TORQUOISE SOFA; American of Martinsville tables; desk; lamps; mahog. drop-leaf dining tbl., chrs., buffet. GR 5-7383, Sat. MOVING: PORCH FURN.; LAWN furn.; loveseat; tbls.; chairs; ping- LARGE DESK WITH CHAIR, 4 DRAWER FILING CABINET. $90 CALL AFTER 6 P.M. ~ 945-3386 MAPLE TWIN BED SET W/SPRINGS, mattresses; chests; dresser with mirror; night stand and chair. 29-0534. SFE & MERRITT DE LUXE GAS e; friutwood bedroom furniture; ’ American settee and chr.; + fruitwood AND CU. FT. UPRIGHT FRIGIDAIRE freezer, only 112 yrs. old. $160, Hillcrest 6-2439. and Sat. FURNITURE OF MODEL HOMES ——~ sold at 40% to 60% off.- table BROWN 14 ce of 4 colors, reg. $8.00 yd., close 6-60 YR. Provincial 172 For Sale—Household Goods - GOLD You Antiquers, Antiquaries from hills of Penn. THE MARKET-3347 NORTH erms, CARPETING, AND 78” TUXEDO STYLE SOFA, CUStom built, beige. All down. Construction, Excellent condition. Reasonable. Call 262-8496. YDS. separate. WHITE ELECTROLUX VACUUM Excellent sees ag md 450 yds. plush Syjen at a Pie Will pire, 5-9626. NEW os 30” ELECTRIC STOVE, $35; G.E. Electric refrigerator; $50; both in good condition. Call 272-6367. to DISPLAY tom rh top) 6 chairs (cane backs) also swing out twin beds with headboard. 2343283. © WESTINGHOUSE FROST FREE REfrig., inside freezer, $45; G.E. port. TV, $55; baby buggy, $15; webbed playpen, $6.00. Call 272-5084. twin size sofa bed nove pollen, etc. $60. 965-0524. a Call 784-1261 SPIN DRYER WASHER 869-5178 6 clean carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent ctric shampooer $1. Benard’s PC. WITH WAFFLE beige, approx. WOODARD GLASS TOP DINING room table, 2 host chairs and 4 side chairs, and end buffet, $125. ALpine 1-8868. DRYER months. hooves Sacrifice 869-7756. , # ANY DINING ROOM TABLE pws d 4 chairs in excellent condition. easonable; matching end tbles., ffee table. ORchard 3-7236. : French MADE LINED GOLD TONE draperies, 10’ and 12’ widths, ELECTRIC natching. : a $50 HI 6-5778 66 ERAL poe LIKE RANGE CARPETS gold and . e 172 For Sale—Household Goods 36° WESTERN HOLLY GAS RANGE w/center griddle, $30; blond 6 yr. crib w/mattress, very good condition, $15. 256-0048. del, used 6 nleaf 5-0894 at GAS CONDITION. NYLON eon 17x 11. ORE WASHING MACHINE NEW TOM ee a CROWN $65. sie — For Sale—Miscellaneous ANTIQUES: FURNITURE; CLOTHING, women’s sizes 12-14; girls 6-8. Much misc. Basement, 313 Greenleaf, Wilae. Thurs. and Sat. 251-0406. ik — Classified Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May I1, 1967 �176 fox 176 Sutiintitedelineens MOST ANNUALS IN FLATS FAMILY 30 PLANTS 4'" GERANIUM $1.59 POTS $6.50 DOZ. TOMATOES AND VEGETABLE PLAN ALL at reasonable prices 16 EAST (Willow Rd. Palatine at Palwaukee Rd. Airport) WE CAN SELL CHEAPER BECAUSE WE GROW OUR OWN SOLD COUNTRY HOME! SKOKIE HOME IS BULGING! My Collections For Sale! Peale Be primitives, furn., clothing, oddities and more and more. Some items: ant. carved organ, working— with stool; carved Span. chest, wicker cs., beaded shimmy dresses of 20s; ixtures; mirrors; pict’s.; lamps; books; sofas; benches; elec. guitar; skates; chrs.; tbls.; comm. hair dryer; spinning wheel. so much more, come early. Sale: Thurs.. Fri. 10 to 4. 9506 N. Karlov, Skokie. SAT./SUN. MOVING SALE MAY _ 1314. 830 Hudson Rd., Glenview. Early Am. settee, chairs, tab., end tab. set, $125; 6 chair set, $50; Heritage dbl. dresser, mirror, $100; Wing chair, $25: occa. chair, $30; tab. $15; 2 twin 4 poster beds, $35 ea.; RCA console rec. player, $35; elec. guitar, $75; 16 mm Keystone project., $35; pool table needs repair, $25; Sony TV, needs repair, $25; firepl. scr. set, $25 bicycles; skates; fans; sprinklers; rakes; sweeper needs basket, $15: green leather top oblong tab., $10; other misc. items. ATTIC ANTIQUES 348 Tudor Glencoe Ct. CLOCKS, WATCHES, GARAGE PRETTY OR PRACTICAL Jewelry for Mother; scented sachets, flowers; key chains; whatever her fancy may be, gob sure to want a ift for Her Da . THE VELVET TOUCH 621 Deertield Rd., Deerfield Daily except Wednesday 10 to 4 ERV'S FLOWERS 25 AND For Sale—Miscellaneous JEWELRY Complete Repair Service Open Monday thru Saturday 10 to 6 Friday bet 9 p.m. RM., furniture; BEDROOM TV; pictures; AND dinette auto. set; washer; gas KEEP OVING SALE—SMALL EARLY American desk, $25; Power mower, $30; Metal wardrobe, $10; vacuum cleaner, $10; Multi- color braided rug w/pad $25; cotton hooked ru $12; Amer. Flyer train, $15; Lione train, $20; full sz. bedspreads; boy’s 20” Sting-Ray bike, $15. Much misc. After eee ajl day Sat., Sun. until sold. 475-2 OD. BEIGE CHEST AND DESK; SM. chest and night tbl.; mahog. chest; lamps; chairs; child’s Form. top table, desk and chairs; sofa bed; shelf rack; oil paintings; elect. mixer, coffee maker, knife and waffle iron; hair dryer; lge. silver tray; throw hair dryer; lge. silver tray; throw rugs; orm. tbl. and 2 chairs; clothing. All reas. 729-4865. OTHER'S DAY SPECIALS arge Spreading Yews, 3 for $9.25; Globe Yews, 4 for $10; Spirea, $2.99 each. All balled and burlapped. SANDERS ROAD NURSERY 3285 Sanders Rd., Northbrook Between Milwaukee Av., and Willow Rd., 20%, DISCOUNT MAY MISC. lamps; SPRING SALE: DECORATOR FABrics Drapery and upholstery at less than cost. Saturday, May 13, 104 p.m. 2076 Greenleaf, Chicago. BR 4-1536. BOY’S 20’ ENGLISH HUFFY BIKE, $15; girl’s 20’’ Huffy w/train. wheels, $10; large trike, $4.00; Sunbeam mixmaster, $10; Deep-fryer, never used, $10. PArk 9-1169. MOVING SALE: FUR COAT; HOUSEhold items; golf cart; outboard mtr.; porch rugs and shades. Glenview. May 13, 9-4. 930 Glenwood Rd. (East). GARAGE SALE: THURS., FRI., SAT., and Sun. Band saw; rotary lawn mower; train sets; Symes tbl. w/mirror; 26’’ girl’s bike; ewalk bike; toys and misc. Lots and lots of stuff. 1569 Harding Rd., Northfield, Ill. THURS., FRI., SAT. 10 TO 5 Household and baby equipment. Lge. assort. of useful and decorative items. Clothing; furn.; blinds; bird cage; coin collection. Everything in good condition. Prices reasonable. 3040 PAYNE ST., EVANSTON FOR SALE: ter. Never Paper roll. Call 234-8917. SOFA; END TABLES; PR. LAMPS; 9x12 cotton rug; 4 pr. Priscilla curtains; tw. spreads; gift items, unused; much misc. Lawn spreader; clothes, lady’s 10-12, man’s 42; shoes; hats; ties; etc. Sat. only. 240 Westmoreland, Wilmette, 251-2846. GLEN COTE THRIFT SHOP 372 Hazel Avenue, Glencoe Around cor. from LOOK Glencoe — Theatre JACOBSEN reel mower LOOK!! Patio - granite stone Ornamental iron Drnate garden-stone ptained glass windows lass block - marble CLEVELAND WRECKING CO. 801 Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, 685-1100 DRAWER CHESTS; ODD TABLES; 5-pe. bedroom set, like new; Rollaway beds; sofa bed, like new; Maple bar with 5 leather uphol. stools; washing machine; baby buggy; primitive tools; hand saws; knives; large jig saw, 3 motors. Evanston 864-4611. 91312 Chicago Ave. EXC. BARN AND BARN fir, hand SIDING BEAMS: hewn oak, ROUGH, SAWN 8 x 8, 8x 6, 6 x 4, ete. perfect for ceilings, mantels, siding—12” width. 40c per board CRestwood 2-1319. etc.; foot. X9 TENT W/FLOOR, $30; CAMP stove, $15; Higgins lever .22 rifle, $30; roll-a-way cot, $5.00; lawn sweeper, 10; hand mower, $5.00; Jacobsen rof, mower, $20; lawn aerator, $5.00; er. 6.50 x 16 mounted truck tires, $10; ilvertone stereo radio-phono $75; and misc. 729-2084 May Il, 1967 SHAVER, Zenith 23’’ Misc; 338Sun. after console, HIGHLAND PARK 1466 Berkeley PIPES; misc. WASTE Rd. Sr | IDlewood 3-1466 ya 234-1036. STSOLS AND $350 complete. 8 Back Bar, 10 Bar BEVERAGE COOLER. Call 666-2909. RANGE Seis770. Viking 1966 YARDMAN 20’’ ROTAR MOWER W/GRASS CATCHER, LiKE NEW, USED ONLY FOR TRIMMING. $50. Phone 272-3064 after 7 p.m. DELUXE TAPPAN' RANGE, 36”, 35; mod. ebony cocktail table, 72’ x 18”, $18; metal bird feeder, $3. 50. UN 9-6222. BLUE LUSTRE NOT ONLY RIDS carpets of soil but leaves pile soft and lofty. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Eckart Hardware,. Winnetka. GARAGE FULL OF BARGAINS Thurs., Fri. 10 to 5. Fur cape, 2 blk. coats, ‘all fam. clothings, end tables, elec. grill. 2332 Birchwood, Wilmette. OUTBOARD MOTOR, MIGHTY-MITE, used once, 1.7 H.P.; Various sizes and styles of luggage, all like-new. Best offer 251-5415 . SEWING MACHINE SALE 8 Singer machines. $12.50 each. Zig-Zag machine in cabinet, $35 6040 ompaer. Morton Grove. 967-5770. VIKING SALES CoO. DBL. OVEN CROWN sofa; Formica din. toys; misc. 1708 Wilmette. AL 1-8139. Sales 12 misc. Morton Co. 6 vacs, Grove. AURORA CAR SET, HO MOUNTED on 4x 6 board, 7 cars, special tracks; HO Am. Flyer train; boy’s 26” bike; _ Guitar w/case. Reas. 272-4164. ~~ STOVE; SECT. set; air cooler; Wilmette Av., 3 WOODEN DOLL HOUSES Reg. $50. Must sac. for $35 each. Come 9 to 5 Thurs. or call 272-4449 1535 Church St., Northbrook disposed of. Crating Call for Free LEO HAPP LIGHT 177 Wtd. Larry 14 years of SHORE METAL PAPER Co. UN 4-5133 WANTED Call 864-6014 or IN EVANSTON DAVID’S furn.; men’s, CHURCH women’s, furniture. and Hope to MTJC RUMMAGE SALE Ebenezer Church, 1109 Emerson St, Evanston. May 16th 8 p.m,, May 17th 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., May 18th 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. RUMMAGE SALE FRIDAY MAY 19TH Hours 5-9 p.m. St. Luke’s Church. LEE and HINMAN, EVANSTON. Assorted merchandise. Outstanding Rummage RUMMAGE SALE AT ST. TIMOTHY’S auditorium, 6336 N. Washtenaw, Chicago. Thurs, May 18. 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. RUMMAGE SALE BASEMENT: clothes men’s, women ’s, children’s; furrn. Thurs 11th to kit set; 3 T. V.s; Sat. 13th 7518N. Kolmar, bunk bikes; MAY 11-12 beds; 6 loads of 9° yr. eri cle Misc. 180 Typewriters—Business M —Office and Store Equipment 1250 MULTILITH. EXC, CO ; with spray attachment. Ink color b and scale. Hand multiple punch a hand round cornering ain sorted papers, envelopes, solu supplies. $800 or best offer. ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS Royal $125, Underwood $125 ton $150, IBM Executive $150. — adders and used wood desks. Glenview Office Equipment, 1721 Glenview Rd., Th. Glenview. TERRELL 2 DRAWER STE fice file, reasonable. Write T-1 60, Wilmette, Ill. MOVING—4 DRAWER F safe; 2 typewriters; desk and glass front sect. bookcases. Hillcrest 6-2410 182 ch Bicycles COME TO BERKELEY < - NEW RALEIGHS AS LOW yo hte ve USED BIKES BIKES AS IS. LOW AS $5.00 NEW BIKE RENE Parts and Berkeley’s, GIRL’S Excellent service 612 Davis, for 24” FREJUS BICYCLE; ~ — care SCHWINN condition, aon BICYCLE. $20 Call 869-6434 26” 10-SPEED RO. CAME AN Baas CALL PArk 4-5435. ARMSTRONG ENGLISH girl’s bicycles, 28’’ dual ss bape | parcel rack, exc. cond. 1 and old, best offer. 251-5415. Skokie. Miscellaneous REUPHOLSTERY 26” Two Boy's Bicycles, 26" Call UN 4-9466. MAROON ENGLISH E cx frictionless generator, 3-spee $35. Call 869-2634 after 5 Rye. 183 Sporting Goods ‘and Equipment LIKE ery NEW! set, PEARS $15. B 3 and Cushman $175. May be ake L $5.00. Crossman 800 ie Hawthorne Ln., AR‘ as Glenv Electric Golf seen PA A 1824 enview. AND men’s golf clubs; DUPLEX TENT 4 woods, 8 irons, 8733 after 5 p.m. 4 MATCHED excellent e's putter. $75, 9X 14. SET Call AC viiONE suspension frame, 3 nylon se windows, zipper closes. Ce: bottom door, $50. 234-4 GOLF CLUBS—MEN’S Wilson Top-Notch, 2-9 Registered irons, ‘$40. Call 272-2416. seg SURFBOARD FOR_ SALE: SURFboards Hawaii. 9’2’. Perfect 5 No dings. $120 or best 3908, ask for Peter. SLIPCOVER SALE REUPH. ype SOFA—$39 PLUS FABRIC; peg lus fabric; SECTION 24 ea. plus fabric, COMPANION SAL —CUSTOM FABRIC SLIP-COVERS—Chair—$12, plus fabric. Sofa— $22 | lus fabric. Price Drapery Baie. or guar. FREE estimates, Terms avail. CHESTERFIELD INTERIORS Div. of Chesterfield Upholstery Inc. CALL 677-6350 100 PATIO BLOCKS, REINFORCED concrete, 2 ft.x2 ft. Will separate. $1.00 each. 272-0296 after 5. | GRAVEL DRIVEWAY crushed stone for Beinlich,. VE 5-1195. REPAIRS driveways. BOY’S 20” SCHWINN TYP] $15; good condition. UNiversity REGISTERED MAY16, 10 A.M. PM. 1513 HOWARD ST., EVANSTON 179 EVAN. or condition. $50. DAvis 8-7831. EPISCOPAL children’s clothing; see you this yr. Twin BOY’S 26’’—5 SPEED SCHWINN_ Gold with chrome fenders. hat Sales Glenview (Glenview and Shermer Rds.) May 20, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hsehld. and all kinds must go. Books; 2 ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE Winnetka Congregational Church Thurs., May 11, 7:00 a.m. to 5 p Winnetka Community House, 620 4 Fe coln Ave. Free bus to and from Linden Ave. ‘‘L” in Wilmette 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ST. 6. EXTENSION WANTED: CHILD’S OUTDOOR PLAY HOUSE. 835-1372 Rummage C P Ill. 22633MCC. 7964-6139. DEWEY; dressers; PATIO TABLES AND large upright freezer and must be exc. cond. Call AL LARGE OLD ELECTRIC TRAINS made before 1940, the bigger, the older, the better. Don’t have to run. Call GR 5-0466 eves. and weekends. 178 Garages Furniture. Appliances professional movers 1227 3-7245 WANTED: GOOD ALUMINUM ladder. 32 feet or more. 29-1352: Attics, LIGHT HAULING age. WE’LL COLLECT YOUR UNWANTED books now! For our annual used book sale, N.S. Chapter, Brandeis U. Women’s Comm. Books tax deeee For pickup. HI 6-3730 or AL ND 1104 EMERSON Basements, . DANNER furniture, can’t get it home? DOVER MOVERS solve your Your age, phone, address, and choice of advertiser must accompany each contribution. Send to THE PEANUT GALLERY, 1232 Central Av., Wilmette, Ill. NORTH Carney RUBBISH REMOVAL problems. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL type of junk brought to our door; rags, iron, metal, etc. For truck pickup, IDlewood 3-1466. Open Sunday 9 to a. De subject to change without notic HIGHLAND PARK WASTE MATERIAL 1466 BERKELEY ROAD (Off of Old Skokie Rd.) WANTED IDEAS FOR PEANUT GALLERY If we _ use our contribution for PEANUT GA RY, you will receive a $5.00 check that can be spent at any advertiser in our paper. Contestants UNDER _ POWER LAWN ROLLING US TAKE Tee HUMPS O OF YOUR LAWN JIM BEINLICH MOVING SOMETHING? Newspapers, Rags, lron, Metal. Highest Prices Paid be HAULING ~ LET to Buy—Miscellaneous Wanted: must and S Estimates. PArk FURNITURE—APPLIANCE BAGGAGE ALSO RUBBISH REMOV. By Toys; books; odds and ends; clothing. Friday P.M. and Saturday. 2237 Linneman St. Glenview. SALE Furniture—Luggage—. OLD FURNITU RE AND Apel 1966 MAYTAG RINGER WASHER with pump $60; large pressure cooker Lag all in excellent condition. 966- TOP SOIL — HUMUS — Manure — gravel — gravel drives _— — rubbish removal — power lawn rolling — tree ences: — fill dirt — grading. 1195 | JIM BEINLICH THE FIREWOOD KING GARAGE | $15 with trade. $12.50. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Lge. stock of flower containers, accessories, artificial flowers, some antiques. Garden club ladies’ delight. Call 835-1193 for appointment. FT. POOL TABLE; PORTABLE oxygen unit; tape recorder; TV; sleeper sofa; offers considered. O 5-3841. 21° JACOBSEN MANOR REEL mower with fiberglass grass catcher. Good condition. $45. Call AL 1- ae LGE. TOOL SHED, GOOD COND.:; pool filter; child’s ay table; headboards; drapes and dust ruffles to match; hanging light fixtures, misc. Call AL 1-1010 after 10 a.m. RARELY $2.00. $25 ORchard 6-9886 CHEMISTRY LAB., GLASSWARE, equipment, chemicals for small industrial or school lab. Save 75%. $250. Call 272-1713 or 332-4452. GARAGE SALE: 10 SPEED ENGLISH racer, good cond.; 24” boy’s bike; 7” bench saw, blades, 1/3 H.P. motor and bench; exercise mach. rowing type; lamps; other items. 272-7841. WALTON BELT MASSAGER: used. Best offer Pol 446-7928 33. 40 IN. Park GARAGE AND YARD SALE THURS., Fri., May 11, 12, 10 to 4, Sat. 10 to 12. 1314 Oak, Evanston. Furn., clothing, china, toys, cameras, baby equipment. PAIR PALE PINK LINED DRAPeries, each panel 104” long, 43” wide. Price $15. Man’s tux shirt, neck-151%, WESTINGHOUSE MATERIAL uprights. ve vacs, 6040 Dempster, WANTED; umbrellas; a eta: MONO TAPE C SEGRDERS MAGNEcord F 35 B and PT6 models, Mikes and stand. Beer barrell Mapenoer, coil in box type. Call 677-1457. UP- SALE GARAGE SALE—TWO 6-YR. CRIBS; play pen; bounce chair; girl’s clotning, infant to sz. 5; toys. Sat. May 13; Call 272-7699. Slv. hol. twin headboard; boy’s Schwinn bike; never used double Formica bath sink top w/back splash. 272-1254, evenings. other $35. VACUUM Used gas log for fireplace Front and GREAT BOOKS OF WESTERN world encyclopedias 20 volumes cost $200 sac. $35; Hide-a-bed cost $275 sac. $125; bdrm. set; 6 pcs., $165; sofa and chair, $85. All wiueed. Call 251-7385. TIMES: COND.; 729-2033. 179 Sale—Miscellaneous 26” BICYCLE, 3 SPEED RACER Hand brakes, excellent condition, $25. 120 Bass Accordian-used six months best offer 475-4857. 2 MAN’S BIKE, 12’ E/V WOOFER and mid-range horns with c/o netwk. Print dryer, 2 developing trays, set of World Books. Call Sun. 9 to 12, 8692280. and MOWER PIANO, $100 OR BEST OFFER. 3-drawer metal file cabinet, $20. Call after 6, PArk 9-0999. DOG RUN FROM CHALET: HEAVIest gauge,, 4’ x 10’ x 6’ high, with full size gate. Cost $125. Priced to sell at $65. Phone 446-1897. LIKE NEW REGINA CARPET cleaner and floor’ polisher, $20; Hoover floor scrubber, $15; polished cotton dual twin spread, blue floral, $15; OR 4-6316. ALL CR 2-5124 BOOKS ~ 93" CORONET LAWN MOWER, $25. 30” CRAFTSMAN 1 yg lawn sweeper, $15 Call Crestwood 2-7766. WASHER-DRYER; OUTDOOR rocker; club chr.; polaroid camera; typewrtr. table.; wind. fan; revolv. con child’s organ; oil paint kit. UN 4- AT TOYS, JACOBSON REEL-TYPE SELF PRO_ Riess" mower; rarely used, $5). OIL PAINTINGS; TAPESTRIES; bronze statues; pedistals; artist easle; wood carving 42’’ high; 100 yr. old brass music stand; old brass spy glass; lamp; recording tapes; misc. 338-4507. ; iron sheets; ITEMS, 1966 CRAFTSMAN 21” REEL type model 81992 like new lawn mower. Excellent buy for $69, when new cost $125. Call 256-0631. OLD RCA COLOR TV. NEEDS. WORK on tuner, suitable for electronic student or for parts $25; 17x19 white china sink with faucets $10; Hoover vacuum with attch. $10. AL 1-1860. SALE SALE Northbrook. NEWEST TYPE UMBRELLA BRINGS in light not sun, redwood picnic table with benches. Barbecue formed like train; hammock. 256-2066. ne TILLERS, 6 HP, 3 HP AND Pp; alum lawn chairs; chaise oS cast iron dinner beil; tilting table saw; barbecue wagon; many other items. Call 272-5187. 4115 Lake Cook Rd., Northbrook. angles; Dr., 18" REEL TYPE ANTIQUES; BRASS,COPPER, PEWter, art glass, furniture, and much misc. Wauconda Trading Post on Rt. 12, 4 mi. N. of Lake Zurich. Open Fri.-Sat. 10 to 6; Sun. 12-6. JAckson 6-7495 or PArk 4-6177. FOR praee HELP! EVERYTHING MUST GO! Name your price. Clothes, pictures, drapes, baby equip., gifts, small appliances. All like new. 251-6251. WOOD PORCH SCREENS, 13 PANels, approx. 7’ high, $50; Craftsman self-propelling rotary mower w/catcher, $20; 24’’ boy’s bicycle, $15; Webcor hi-fi record changer, $20; 475-5404 after 3 p.m. BUFFET; MANOR 21” POWER w/Basket. Reasonable. 724-4948. Sat., HOUSEHOLD NAME YOUR PRICE. ANTIQUE. VICtorian. grandfathers’ clock, needs work; antique Jenny Lind bed; gray Lawson sofa;mah. btbls.; dresses size I 2073 Greenleaf, Chicago, AM 2- CREDENZA MAGNA SAWSMITH, does routing, - snaping, Over $40 of accessories. MOVING—GARAGE Bin SALE—2 SALEM LANE, SKOKIE, (New England Village) 4 drawer mpl. chest, exc. cond.; child’s pedal tractor, like new; women’s clothes, size 7-9, sportswear to cocktail, exc. cond.; boys 5-6 blazer jacket. MAHOG. yg PERMANENT OIL FILchange oil, uses tissue 10’’ RADIAL Like new; drilling, etc. Call 272-0289. VERY FINE FRUITWOOD AND mahogany furniture; tuxedo divan; Oriental scatter rugs; artist’s easel; modeling stand; sm. drafting board; slide projector and screen; golf clubs. 446-7260 For $3.95. BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE JEWELRY FOR GRADUAtion Pierced earrings, rings, bracelets, charms, stick ins. LINDWALL’S, 808 Oak St., innetka, 4% blk. W. of Green Bay Road. dryer; IT’S TERRIFIC THE WAY WE’RE selling Blue Lustre for cleaning rugs and upholstery. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Wolff Ace Hardware, Wilmette. 11-12-13 CARPETS es 10 Hoover $25. despite constant footsteps of a busy family. Get Blue Lustre. Rent aleesti shampooer, $1.00. Wienecke V&S Hardware, Glencoe. self propelled lawn mower; tilting arbor table saw complete with motor; stand; dado cutter; garden tools. 626 Dimmeydale Drive, Deerfield, 945- REMINGTON ELECTRONIC never used; Cordless knife; T.V.; Zenith transoceanic; — after 6 p.m. Sat. and p.m. YOUR 176 DOOR EXCELLENT CONDITION, 724-9465, after 3. 3 Fae PC. SECT. SOFA; DANISH MOD. liv. rm. tables; Kenmore _ sewing mach.; round oak din. tble., 6 chairs; lamps; wrought iron twin beds and mattresses; Hi-Fi comb.; Oster blender and ice crusher; roto-broil; Stauffer couch; bikes; trike; elec. train.; road race set; linens; drapes; books; clothing. Rummage. 251-8733. 2321 Thornwood, Wilmette, back entrance. For Sale—Miscellaneous he at 176 AND Jim GOLF bat offer. tas Call al 2-passenger; gasoline; condition; owner leaving soni buy at $150. YO 5-1955 or 724- APARTMENT HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits. __ you in the Want Ads. Turn — to Classification £132 in this Paper! Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Classified — 23° e �Sporting Goods and a 193 Motoreycles—Go Carts Equipment PRO HONDA tr Mian _ Expert OR LEFT Club reg. reg. reg. irons, 2 woods, irons, 2 woods, MacGregor HANDED Fitting , 4 woods, s, 3 woods, rons, 3 woods, pn All $215 5180 $120 reg. $ 95 reg. $ 50 DX 8 irons, Honda Sets now $115 now $ EXC. 55 Men’s LIKE GOOD $400. now 96c doz. COND. 945-0142 seeeeeD SUNDAY R BAR 1965 9-9 9-6 SKOKIE K-43 RIFLE, EX- s $85. 300 rounds, 8 mm ammo $10. cans army bore cleaner $2.00, reloading equipment. 475-2476. ba BAND MEN‘S RI E 3812” | _ABLE. 724-8304 Just broken in. evenings. 945-6612. MOTORCYCLE SNIPER WILSON ied IRONS. REASON: aah AND COINS BOUGHT LD. Complete line of both ace atie and Philatelic Supplies. lanier’ s, 630 Davis St., Evanston. BEAUT. 5142 h.p. 945-6000 TOURUsed 2 272-3619 305, 1966. TACO West FACTORY NI BIK Bend engine, BUILT rr bac 7% Men yery RENTALS Meat i Y COAST TO COAST RED, HOUR, DAY, OR WEEK. HONDA S§ 90 EXCELLENT moving dollies avail. Car tow 2 192 2000 MILES, 446-0226 also and 1966 HONDA bars, SALE FOR Asking $285. 2200 MILES. GREAT $350. Call OR VOLKSWAGEN: Soft Top For 1956 GET BLACK, 446-6317. SUZUKI CITY DA 65 — COND., 900 MILES, ADULT rack. VE 305 CC SCRAMBmetallic, 14,000 miles 196612 , silver gray Jooks, runs, better than new. $595. Will take smaller Payment. Trium bike or 477-8983. h 200CC car as part Tiger Cub OR BEST OFFER. Call 251-3579 FOR SALE: EXCELLENT HONDA CONDITION. 195 eight. For ALPINE AL HONDA cond. other extras. with CB160, $475. 1965 scrambler pipes Call 272-1558. HONDA S-90 1966 BLK.; LIKE NEW; MUST $280 or best offer. i, 24 — Classified and SELL 724-7860. 64 XLCH, CLEAN, CUSTOM 7,000 mi. $1,050. 864-6026 Homes Complete; Sale—Trucks Extras. and 272- Trailers TRAVEL TRAILERS-TRUCK CAMPers Avion, Shasta, Fan, Frolic, Franklin and Robinhood. HALE TRAILER SALES, 689-3300, 1920 Sheridan Rd., a Chicago. (1 mile North of 137 on ) HEILITE ALUMINUM TENT TRAILer. Built-in storage, large canopy with Nylon rain curtain and_ screens. aren condition. Call VErnon 5- S- 90; -1-7888. Exe. Mobile 1966 SKYLINE 12’ x 50’ 2 BEDRM. FURN. W/EXTRAS TAKE OVER PAYMENTS SUNSET PARK-CALL 729-4476. STARCRAFT CAMPING TRAILER. RO 1-6454 6454 N. Western Av., Chicago. and CC, best DETROITER 10 x 46 2-bdrms.; enclosed patio; reasonable. Call PArk 4-9337 1966 SUZUKI 160°..C. *Engine — transmission — rear system — electrical system. P5568. condition. 945-3567. 1950 Ford 142 Ton STAKE TRUCK 1-6561 until 5:30 or evenings AL 1-0853 — 22’X 8 BANNER TRAVEL TRAILer self contained, complete equipment, sleeps 5, electric brakes, like new, $2,250. ORchard 5-0447. 1957 GMC PICKUP TRUCK. 34.5 H' 6 cyl.; side cabinets and racks. Good tires and engine. $300 or best offer. Call 272-3073. AND 1965 axle VOLO WINGOUN front 5 oe axle . . . . . . . . . . Sealed cooling system Heater, defroster Turn signals 4-wheel disc brakes Undercoating Window washers Electric wipers Oil filter Child Rear Door Lock 4-way safety flasher yee ye transmission many additional features All Standard Equipment With 12,000 mi. ruby With radio. Pearl white SEDAN VOLKSWAGEN blue MNS Radio, VOLKSWAGEN WWs, red 9 «es, SEDAN 995 5 re 895 $ .............. $695 1960 VOLKSWAGEN SUNROOF ss Light OTHER 1966 SHEVROLET beige, radio ~.«...... ic:.. $2,495 Convertible, yellow ee Se Yellow, automatic a. $2,195 transmission PUA... 96S PALICON Pye Pee Blue, automatic eee. $ 995 ee $ 795 $ 695 transmission FUTURA Red, $ 495 TRADE-INS IMPALA Wee eee FARO red 2 automatic a transmission es Delivered ng Buys of the Week _ '62 Renault 4-Dr. ‘63 Renault 4-Dr. '64 Renault 4-Dr. Auto. Trans. '66 VW Sedan '67 Renault R-10 4-Dr. Winnetka Import Motors Open: 9 9 a.m.-5 a.m.-9 p.m. p.m.— Saturday. Closed [501 '63 Corvair ‘61. T-Bird '60 AND STANDARD the $595 122 1965 Volvo cond. Won. day. SPECIAL 1965 Fiat like new 4 Dr. $795 Olds 1963 Ford Galaxie And choose $695 from. Rd. 729-1800 Glenview Toyota Glenview Motor Sales 724-7350 GOOD Cost 66 fully BUY: LANCIA: $4,200. Will sacrifice for $600 Telephone Hi 6-3135 VOLKSWAGEN, equipped. Excellent 869-2732, after 6 p.m. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star « Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The. Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff \ $794 MERCEDES 2308, 1966, FULL equipped, 10,000 miles, Luxurious ne warranty, ext. charcoal gray, int. red af TEX, $4,300 or best offer. 689 power. Open Sun. 'til 6 p.m. F85 Auto. many many more to OF $195 1160 Waukegan Rd. $1,399 1964 $139 heater, automatic transmission. All Fisherman's special. Full price. $1,995 exc. $1,895 1723 Waukegan ‘55 Pontiac Sta. Wagon Radio, Volvo 1965 Chevelle-Auto. Bonneville SHIFT, $2,399 1966 $295 '59 Rambler Wagon HEAT- 3-555 Wigglesworth's AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, radio and heater, today’s special. $1,095 ‘62 Mercury Meteor AUTOMATIC, RADIO er, full price. Pontiac BR mileage $795 JET BLACK AND RED INTERior. All power. Full price. 4-8600 Rd. VOLVO NORTH SHORE 1966 Volvo Wgn.-low Sunday. STATION WAGON, AUTOMATIC transmission, radio and heater, whitewalls. Immaculate throughout. Full price. $795 PA Waukegan Glenview FORMERLY '62 Pontiac Tempest Conv. Dealer SPECIALISTS Imports Friday TOYOTA PHA OL $1760. cae RADIO AND HEATER, WHITEwalls, automatic transmission. Tomato red with white top. Like new. Full price. $99 IN RENAULT AND PEUGEOT DELIVERED ANYWHERE Insurance Co. thru $1.59 Renault—Peugeot OVERSEAS HI 6-6100 Monday $795 $1,195 TAMBOURINE MOTORS Authorized Agents for Volkswagen $39 $595 ‘63 Buick Skylark 2-Dr. Hardtop stick 666 Green Bay Rd. in Glenview AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AVAILABLE ALSO. $1,195 ............. $ ruby $1,647 brake black SEDAN Radio, — 12 Mo. Full Factory Warranty $1,395 WWs, Sea assemblies SS radio, 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 1961 — Sunroof, VOLKSWAGEN Scrambler 1966 ALLSTATE MO-PED 49 single seater, excellent condition, offer, Call 475-0403. 194 SPECIAL FOR MAY X-6 HUSTLER—$625 windshield 305 Excellent NEW 4-Dr. Sedans You won't find used VW's in Red, GOKART 800, MC 9 ENGINE Mechanical disc brake. Good condition. $140 or best offer. Call after 5 p.m., 446-1402. NORTH SHORE’S LARGEST CYCLE DEALER 2: CONDITION. 3-7847. LIKE NEW VE 5-1584 Cost $100. BROWN'S _ PERFECT HONDA SPORTY! set of mag. wheels w/adapters. rhe ret year. Best offer over ee '66 GOOD Radio, RADE SUZUKI SPORT 50 CC low mileage, low price, with helmet. Like new. Call Les after 5 p.m. 965-6573 rette lighter. $35. Call 234-5820. THUNDERBIRD, condition, 328-5928 BRAND They’ve passed the 16-point safety and performance inspection and been completely overhauled and reconditioned. We're so sure of them we the repair or replacement of all major mechanical guarantee 100% parts* for 30 days or 1,000 miles. If it’s hard to find used VW’s in better it’s because it’s hard to find a used VW guarantee shape than ours, better than ours. i766 90 1,600 miles. and mirrors. HONDA 1966/7, $.90 ndix Saphire I, AM radio. Includes speaker and antenna. Bonus—ciga- One SUPER Excel. cond. Only Incls. luggage rack Auto Tires and Accessories R : CONDITION $1,647 '65 Volkswagen Sunroof $1,025. NEW '67 Renault R-10 WHEELS, RADIO, condition. Please cali 1964 SUNBEAM ALPINE - RDSTR. teacher cpl. must sell. Moving to Calif. Like new, all extras, must be seen reas. SH 3-1240 if no ans. 3383666 Volkswagen best offer. 724-6960 ALL better shape than ours 1963 196644 B.S.A. LIGHTNING 650 CC. Dual carbs. Low miles. Like new. Must see. 966-8576 after 6 p.m. or wkend. power tools, cement mixer, sues. a 7446-48 N. Clark St., 2 blks. = om Howard St. ROgers Park 1-2000. 2 ey Call For Rent— Autos—Trucks—Trailers 4 wheel. Any size or purpose boats. Furn., 7%. tarps f offer. ’°66 HONDA 50 WITH ELECTRIC starter, under 500 miles, $225 or best offer. '66 HONDA S-65, under 500 mi., $275 or best offer. 729-2337. Ist NATIONAL BANK DEERFIELD = It doesn't have to be German to be good or French to be hot. (But it is) 1962 AUSTIN-HEALEY 3,000 BLACK, WIRE new top, good 864-8747. WITH ‘64 ENGINE, $300. Call after 7 p.m., 864-1028 George BEAUTIFUL. SEMI-CUSTOM. ALpine 1-7726. Loans With an Auto Loan From -_- Best 729-18v0 TR4; LATE '64; EXCELLENT CONDItion; Judson blower; Abarth exhaust. 150 h.p.; wood wheel; Tonneau; R/H; wire wheels; red, black top never raced; HI 6-3913. 1550 Frontage Rd. Northbrook Mercedes Benz-Porsche 272-7905 Open Daily 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 5 Closed Sunday The midwest’s only Mercedes BenzPorsche Dealer. Specialist in Overseas Delivery 305 CC — 150 BENLY Only 2,127 miles. HONDA Buy ‘Em Now! ee. Call 125 CC SUPER SPORT GERmotorcycle with windshield. sell. Call 272-7841. HONDA ’66 ing black. mos. Asking $375 AUTOMOTIVE | $295. Rd. GLENVIEW BMW! WHAT'S A BMW? It’s like a Mercedes, only sportier. 4 door comfort, race-winning performance, 25 mi./gal. AM-FM-SW opt. 332-4452 or 272-1713 on Edens Must Sell—'61 RENAULTS VOLKSWAGEN HONDA 1965 = §-50, EXCELLENT condition, ridden 1 summer; kick starter; has had : tone -ups; $160 or best offer. UN 4-787 N.S.U. man Must 7 z Autohaus $90 HONDA SCRAMBLER CUSTOM AND modified, metal flake, and chrome. Must see. After 6 p.m. 864-9582. BLUE Coins and Stamps Automobile HONDA 1966 YAHAMA met; baseball mitts: ski boots; t balls: pellet guns; Misc. AL 11. Thurs.-Fri. from 6 p.m. on. GERMAN S-90 Excellent condition, Richards 475-9186. OR 5-5286 BELLS; $200. BEST OFFER OVER eves. or weekends. HONDA 1723 Waukegan interior. $1,795 EXC. COND. LOW MILEAGE. Extras. $250. 729-2049 after 5 p.m. Expert repairing and refinishing. 4548 OAKTON, COND. Honda 305 Super Hawk now $1.00 Fri. Sat. MILE- 50 White UNDER 700 MI. PERF. Call 945-3348, Deerfield. golf tubes x 5c ea. practice balls 2c ea. ! of fun all pro-line golf merchandise. We take __ trade-ins. Large selection of used golf clubs. , Thur., Wed., SPORT 90 Honda 2t: Plastic edd 160 leather Foreign and Sports Cars ALL Wigglesworth's imports WHITE interior. ONLY $5,995 Porsche champagne 196 ALL MAKES, ALL MODELS, ready to go. ‘See them at roadster 4 SPEED FLOOR SHIFT, OFF color, caviar black texleather Only 1,200 actual miles. 4 SPEED, BLACK AND CHROME. LOW age. Like new. $275. 945-0714. 1965 SL COUPE Foreign and Sports Cars 1967 SAABS Benz '67 1962 Silver Metallic Coupe NEW; BLUE; LOW MILEAGE Many extras. 724-4948. HONDA now $1.50 $4.00 per doz. g balls reg. $2.00 doz. 305 Scrambler 1966 HONDA Reg. $14.75 DX X-outs now $6.00 o-Line putters & ges $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 carts req 0-$3 now $20-13 — res. $40 now $20 joel $4.00 and up : ella reg. $8.00 now $4.00 7“ Beavers, set of 10, now $2.00 ler golf gloves, Ladies’ 50c ather golf gloves Men’s $1.50 f caps reg. $3 now $1.00 reg. $5.00 $2.00, $3.00, EXTRA EQUIPMENT. 831-3121. EXCELLENT CONDITION Call 764-6098 or 446-2284 80 MacGregor DX 8 irons, Ladies’ 80 >.G. (4 woods) reg. $108 now $40 itleist balls (repaints) now $5.00 Shirts, balls 1966 Sport 50 COND. '66 Honda nor $ 30 now $ 20 lf socks reg. $1.50 230 CART /196 Foreign and Sports Cars Mercedes CUSTOM BUILT; VERY GOOD COND. Call Steve at CR 2-2232 after 7 p.m. Ladies’ and Men’s RIGHT 5 GO MULLIGAN-JAY All New Ist Quality : S-90 EXCELLENT CONDITION. Red, $265, DA 8-8348. Wassh bacciding MacOreeor _ Northwestern-Foot-Joy-Bag-Boy = ©) 4 196 May SUNROO conditio I1, 196 �196 Foreign and Sports Cars 196 BOTH 1964 TR-4 VERY GOOD CONDITION. MUST SELL $1,100 OR BEST OFFER. PArk 4-3281. 66 = VOLKSWAGEN walls, $1,395. SEDAN, After 5 Foreign RADIO, p.m. 835- 199 Wanted 1964 MG SPORTS SEDAN Low mileage. Clean body and interior. Drafted, must sell. $850 or best offer. ALpine 1-3895. Mercedes Benz MGB '65 CONVERTIBLE R/H; Wire Wheels; excellent condition. Sharp looking. 18,000 mi. by 1 owner. $1,595. PArk 4-0627. CONVERTIBLE 446-4849 ARMANN GHIA 1967, JUST BACK from Europe with only 2,600 miles. Must sell quickly. Call GR 5-3284 after 6 p.m. MINX, 66 Volkswagen BACK, Need 200 For 729-1000 PONTIAC TEMPEST ‘64 SPORTS coupe. 4 bbl. carb.; 4 speed; heavy duty susp.; dual exhaust; nocturne blue; exc. cond. By orig. owner. Days 869-3056 or nights, 272-8126. Ask for John 1966 DODGE DART 2 DR. SEDAN. 6,000 miles; auto. transm.; P/S; radio; silver blue; 6 cyl. Exc. cond. Owner transferred. Genuine car at $1,575. Call 446-7956. ’65 BUICK LE SABRE 2. DR. Hardtop; power _ steering; power brakes; clean inside and out; best offer. UNiversity 4-4905, Rm. 14, after 5 p.m. 966 OPEL CADET FASTBACK 4 speed, disk brakes; radio; WW’s; exc. cond. only 7,000 mi. $1,400. 869-2931. If no answer call GR 5-8805. ’58 VOLKSWAGEN: BLACK: WHITE walls; good condition. $475. Call 446-7932 after 7 p.m. PORSCHE RED 1600 N ROADSTER, AM/FM RADIO. $995. 724-7175. 66 POWER dio, white STEERING, walls. V-8, RA- DR., V-8, ing, radio, 4 Door STANDARD low mileage. DOOR, WHITE, ony 4 months old. VOLKSWAGEN 2-Dr. Sdn. $1195 SHIFT, AUTH. BR ay 11, 1967 tre 3-4803 serve CHICAGO Daily power. p.m. driven, '63 Ford AUTO. Corsa Conv. red transmission. CO. VINYL ROOF, $1 1965 Imperial Imperial one owner, White. PS, $1295 SPEED. Falcon convertible, 2 DR. black. ‘‘6” LANDAU, Raven won’t Ford XL Convert. FULL POW., $895 ‘64 Ford Station Wagon '64 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Suburban Driven ‘60 Falcon Wgn.— one SERVICE serving. Lake Forest-Lake Bluff AIR. LOW MILES. POW., LOW MILE AIR, $1,395 Pontiac POWER, CLUB WAGON. nis MILES, H.T. CLEAN, $1,095 2 Dr. Sedan NEW, LOW 1963 BEL 2 Dr VERY MILES, $995 8-3503 AIR steering. Chev. 2 DR., 6 CYL., AUTO power $845 1963 Comet Convert. 6 CYL., AUTO RED. $795 Good : 1964 Volks 2 Dr. RUNS Bel Air 4 Dr. GOOD $695 miles. Winsetins ll MILES. $1,095 LIKE $995 LOW 1964 Econoline 1965 Comet Plymouth —s_—~ $1,295 : low Go. Cat. 4 DOOR 1960 Falcon Station Wagon RUNS GOOD $245 WIL-SHORE FORD — 611 OPEN GREEN BAY RD. WILMETTE, ILL. ALpine |-5300 EVES. CLOSED Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lamplighter, : V-8, AUTO 1964 FULL LOW ‘60 Ford 4 Dr. Galaxie, good transportation ‘59 Imperial 4 Dr..H.T. Full Power The. Village = FACTORY 1964 Falcon owner 80 Green Bay Rd. HI 6-0655 ~ ~ WAGON, FULL POWER, $1,395 '54 Olds 4 Dr. PS., automatic 869-3015 ALL BLACK. $1,495 FULL ‘til 6 p.m. Immaculate, POWER 1965 Chev. Impala Black believe $1,995 FORD '65 Chev. speed 048 1965 Ford Gal. 500 4 Dr. — $595 4 a ae 1964 T-Bird 2 DR. FULL POWER. $1,575 AT-R$1095 FULL 6 cylinder, radio, heater. cheap transportation. Futura - $1,595 Red $2295 '62 Valiant 4 Door full SEATS 1965 Ply. H. Top you. — POW. V-8, POW., BUCKET SEATS, _ LOW MILES, AVE. Sat. ; 10 HILL MOTORS — ‘61 Crown Suburban ‘til 9:30 ae. Bonn. V-8, POW., BUCKET LOW M FORD CTRY. SQUIRE V8-ATPS-R-WW-White-Red trim. $1495 to Pont. NE, Dark $1,875 oe 1966 Ply. 2 Dr. H.T. PASS. $2195 DA Chrysler and Bek Open INDIAN auto., DEALER — SALES AND CLOSED SUNDAY 63 10 SQUIRE Power. BIRD SCHUMACHER Bright AVE. VW T. miles. $1,495 Role 1963 Chrysler New Yorker power, a/cond. cream-puff. You it. $1295 1131 CLEAN. TIRES Radio, heater. 869- Evanston Import Motors, Inc. 733 CHICAGO FAIRLANE WwW-Gorgeous ‘64 VEAr Trim. V-8 $1050 140-4 63 H.T. W.W.’s. mileage. $1,595 low 500 s ENG H. TOP, FULL AIR COND. 4 DOOR CTRY. $795 = 1965 “TODAY’S BEST BUY” ’62 FORD CTRY. SQUIRE 9 PASS. Rd., Glen. BR 3-3216 2 $700 DR. Full 390 $1,995 $995 66 Comet Cal'nte $1995 65 Pass. Trim. V8, A.T., Ready Almond Beige. $1495 DR. XL SQUIRE HEAT- 66 Comet Cyclone $2095 PS, PB, FAIRLANE White-Red GUARANTEED INSURANCE GT, 500 LYONS 2100 Waukegan 729-3200 2 FORD FORD CTRY. SEDAN WAG. 9 pass., full power, V8, Diamond Blue. $1,445 63 RADIO, GALAXY $495 TOM 4 FORD Full power, R., H., Smoke White. Lo-Lo ’64 $795 CYLINDER, AUTO., er, low mileage. CATALINA 65 '62 Ford Station Wagon 6 PONTIAC FORD CTRY. SQUIRE WAG. V8, Full Power, 6 Pass., R., W.W.,’s, Aztec Bronze. See it and buy it. $2095 64 trans, 4 DR. BUICK SKYLARK SPT. CPE. Full power, V8. This is a tradein on a new T. Bird. Well cared for. Vintage Burgundy. $2,095 ’65 Sharp. Ford CYLINDER, radio, heater, PASS. $2095 H., W.W.’s ladies will Lt. Green $1,345 ‘65 FORD CTRY. SED. Full pow. A/C-Gold, $1,395 '64 6 V.W. CONVT. R., Ready to enjoy. The love this one. V.W. FORD GALAXY 500 CONVT.V8 - AT-PS-R-WW - BLACK Red Tr. $2045 $1,595 AUTO., POWER STEERnew tires. Full price. standard FASTBACK $1,795 65 '65 Ford Convertible AUTO., ’65 . : Ford Galaxie DR. 390. V8, FULL H.T. Full power, air cond., R., : W.W., Emerald Turquoise. a on Wheels. $1,995 $1,295 Overseas Orders Arranged K. Ghia Coupe H.T. BACK $2295 ’65 FORD CTRY. SED. 10 V8-AT-PS-R-WW-Bronze. Volkswagens Have a 30 Day or 1000 Mile 100 percent Guarantee USED CAR SHOW ROOM 717 CHICAGO AVE. 61 MUSTANG 2 . 2 FAST Aqua-Wht Tr.-4 Sp. ‘63 Chrysler Convert. 300 [6 POINT CHECKED 100% VOLKSWAGENS 64 Kombi Wgn. 500 4 DR. Springtime sds "65 AUTO., POWER STEERING, POWER brakes, radio, heater, white walls. 1966 2 +. MUSTANG CPE. V8-4SP., R., W.W.’s A one owner gem. ‘Gorgeous Ebony Black, another Lomiler $1,645 65 IN EVANSTON Micro Wgn. cad hich iow OLKSWAGEN 65 GALAXY cae $1,995 '59 FORD 65 VW BONUS : Specials Yes, we here at Schumacher Ford want to show our sincere interest, in proving to. you, that Schumacher Ford in Evanston is the place to buy your one owner suburban used car. So . bring this ad with you at time of purchase and we will deduct $100.00 from your price on any of our 72 car selection. The following is only a partial listing. 66 FORD AUTOMATIC, POWER STEERING, power brakes, radio, white walls, posit. traction, adjustable steering wheel, power seats, power windows. Call GHIA FOR Glenview Evanston GR 5-8000 Sale—Automobiles Sale—Automobiles Spring 1963 OLDS CUTLASS CONVERT. Metallic blue w/blk. top; floor console; bucket seats; P/S; R/H; good tires. Exc. cond. See and drive to appreciate. Owner must sell. Best offer. 724-9185 after 5 weekdays. $1,495 JENNINGS CHEVROLET Rd. For ‘EVANSTON $100.00 McKAY 200 1961 BONNEVILLE WAGON, P&5., P.B., auto. transmission, radio, heater. window washers, backup lights, power tail window, undercoated, Zebart dustproofing, tinted windshield, oe. condition, orig. owner, $695. 272. BROKER 491-1770 WILMETTE CONVERTIBLE SPECIALS WITH offer. EXC. COND., 945-8889. AGENT ST. TOWING Clean Cars ERNIE 750 Chicago Ave. GR 5-4444 W/W TIRES, LOW MILEAGE. Mornings 869-3187 ‘63 KARMANN “en '65 Buick Special Deluxe 1600 Square ED AND _ BLACK, suburban driven, $925. CARS WANTED PICK We 4 BLACK 917 MAIN Cash for your car condition. red interior; $400 or best Pat. GReenleaf 5-4073. AUTO 241 Waukegan ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL. Glenview Motor Sales. 1160 Waukegan Rd., Glenview. 724-7350, Mr. Jay. 8,000 miles, must sac. Call 869-7371 after 4 p.m. b59 HILLMAN 3 3/4 BANK FINANCING COST PREFERRED RISK AUTO INSURANCE , SIX MONTH POLICIES SHOP—Get your best deal. See Ray LOW ) 8-234| JEFF’S TOWING, CVT. ’62 VOLKSWAGEN Radio; gas heater; good $700. PArk 4-7814. DISCOUNTS. '63 Cadillac Convertible PORSCHE '66 VOLKSWAGEN LARGE Price For JUNK 230-SL MECHANICALLY EXCELLENT. Call after 6 p.m. VErnon 5-4713. '62 VW b700 AT V8, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, power steering, radio and heater, 4 brand new tires. Excellent condition. FREE 2 TOPS. BEST OFFER. Call 432-0995 Sat. and Sunday. 1959 VOLVO; P-544 Needs work; $300 or best offer 59 Meadowood Ln., Northfield. HI 6-0744 after 6 p.m. 1955 CARS '64 Chev. Impala Wgn. SHOR-LINE RAMBLER 1111 CHICAGO AV., EVANSTON COND. MGA ROADSTER 1961 Classic. Leather interior; 4 spd.; luggage rack; snow tires; onneau. $900. 251-3756. NEW For Sale—Automobiles sap. 1 yr. old. Power steering, power brakes power seats, power windows, tinted glass. Temcontrol air-cond., push button AM radio. 4 seat belts. Like new W/w tires. All leather interior. joe $7,300. $4,800 or best offer. 272- BROKER Will Pay Top DA ‘63 VOLKSWAGEN '66 AUTO to Buy—Automobiles Clean Used Cars 9 CLASSIC MERCEDES BENZ 220S Convert., wood dash; leather int.; low mi.; Orig. $11,000. Garage kept. Best offer. 835-4245. 200 NEW |. nates4 door,tenets black vinyl IN EVANSTON 1959 TO 1966 2ND CAR. AL 1-2805. For Sale—Automobiles | SOMETHING 1965 AUSTIN HEALEY MODEL 3000 MKIII, one owner. Private. $2,100 or best offer. 869-1271. Volkswagen Convertible '63 35,000 MILES, EXC. _ Call 256-2519 200 1964 TRIUMPH TR 4. RED BODY, black interior w/wire wheels; wood dash board. Convertible. 674-2152. VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. DE LUXE black; good condition; excellent tires. 256-4769. ‘WHITE, Cars CLEAN. RADIO; HEATER. Call 761-1091. CORVAIR ’65 MONZA CONVERT. Power top, auto., trans., radio and heater, WW, low mileage. Perf, cond. Pvt. $1,395. Call AM 2-6511. IGHT BLUE, 1 OWNER, Aux. cust. htr. WWs. $750. Sports MG MIDGET 1965 Garaged, pampered, deep green beauty w/wirewheels, heater, tonneau and low one-owner miles. $1,495. 234-9386. 964 OPEL CADET SPORT COUPE, 4 speed, disc brakes, radio, good tires. Good condition, very economical, $800. Call 676-1692 KARMANN GHIA, ’63 Radio, heater, ww’s, seat belts, clock, light green, white interior, excellent condition. AL 1-4207. 58 and ‘59 and ‘6! Volkswagens VW VARIANT SQ. BACK, 19. sunroof; AM-SW radio; 24,000 mi.; rebuilt engine by VW w/4, 000 mi. $i, 1Ut HI 6-8620 eves. and weekends. 'TIL 9 SAT. ’TIL 5 SUNDAY. Classitied—25 �EVANSTON DODGE ciTY For GUARANTEE. ; WWs. Loaded renee. car. 65 '65 ell from AUTO. RA- Chrys- $1,595 JIS LOADED Convt. BEAUTY new. A hard IS HARD TO to find fun ES = et ye1, 65 Sida e Coronet Wagon eat same. WITH Lots of AUTOMATIC driving for little WWs. POWER A Spring ‘Spe- $695 a Plus Green -_-'63 Black and “OLDS interi- Glenview _ 729-1000 4 DOOR -power-electric + eond. De ill take pty part eek. HARDTOP, FULL windows-seat. ‘Factory luxe car-black. $1,850. trade—Must 2015 W. Lake Be Sold Av., PA 4- #4 66 FLEETWOOD CADILLAC i Good Condition. '65 and ’66 Volkswagens ll after 6 p.m. 256-2424 : - 3051 ld Glenview 6BLUE CHEV. _ WW’s; snow 1963 VALIANT gets = BUICK SKYLARK adio, p.s., white walls, $750. call 475-4955. 4 3 66 BLUE int.; GTO Cordova PONTIAC top; Red Line AUTO. cond. TRANS., Must see. AL RIVIERA, AIR 1964 oy COND., Full price Suton : eid a oeeange ean RAMRLER AMBASSA- + eanitite 1965 SEDAN deVILLE air-conditioning and_ fully d. Full price $3295. Will trade. 1 63 491-1770 Rambler Won. TANDARD pac ore EXCEL- JENNINGS CHEVROLET Bee 241 Waukegan Rd. Glenview _ 729-1000 2% 961 OLDS 88 4 DR. H.T. BLUE S ee ivory, Like _dmzacts = low new mileage, Firestone int. $650. Jim, auto., ID 2-4613. BLACK COMET, 2 DR. WAGradio, heater, white walls, autoticc,, food running cond. $300 best offer 1954 CHEVY - RUNS GOOD, AUTOMATIC, 2 DOOR $65. Call 251-3436 ae 65 CHRYSLER NEW CADILLAC YORKER edan, exc. cond., air # stereo tape player, FLEETWOOD in good SPE- condition, PS, PB, AIR- AUTO. TRANS., 1965 2 Dr. TRANS., 4 DR. H.T., 1965 AMBASSADOR, 4 tion Wagon, good cond. offer 1964 AUTO. 1964 Mercury Comet 2 DR., CUSTOM 302. 1 SHARP. 1963 Ford Custom V-8 2 DR., 4 1961 AUTO. PB, 4 SPEED. PB, SHARP. LIKE NEW. TRANS., PS. HEATER, POWER. 2 DR. Morris Minor LUX- cond., 24, 000 74. Station Wagons CONVERTIBLE P.S./P.B.; POWER offer. Cail 272-8409 SEATS after 6 p.m. 1959 OLDSMOBILE 4 DR. H.T. POW: er steering and brakes. Like new tires. Exc. condition. Real good buy. $350. 433-2029. 1961 PONTIAC TEMPEST STATION Wagon. 4 cylinder, good tires, new battery. See at 710 Old Trail Rd., Highland Park. Call after 6. ID 2-5427. 1957 VOLKSWAGEN, $80 1964 BUICK RIVIERA Both in very good condition. Call 5 p.m. 272-6531. U.S. AUTO. TRANS. PS, $1295 6 to choose from—'62 CONVERT. BLUE, Cruisomatic, limited in service. $1,950. Call ’64 FORD FALCON. 6 CYL. Beige, Exc. cond. Only 20,000 mi. Recent tune-up. $875. 869-1100, ext. 242, Mr. Clausen, 9-5 wkdays. air-cond. $1295 Strickland, © 8-2343. 1930 MODEL A FORD 2 DOOR sedan. New engine. Needs some work. $375 or best offer. Call CE 4-1460 evenings or weekends. Ford Galaxie TRANS., H.T., FORD 1966 MUSTANG Radio, eater, slip diff. Owner 234-1366. 1963 Buick Skylark 1964 Bonn. Cpe. RADIO, PS. $495 $695 H.T., LTD AIR-COND. 2 DOOR. 1961 DA 1963 RAMBLER 880 STATION Wagon, White, auto. trans.; power steering. Radio. Excellent cond. $850. Call 272-6798. $595 AUTO. Mr. MUST SELL—1951 2 DR. PLYMOUTH. It runs and is reliable. $45 or best offer. 272-6118 after 3:30. owner. 1961 ONE Olds 98 4 Dr. H.T. PS, PB, CONVERT., AUTO. Extra sharp. Catalina 4 Dr. TRANS., Ford TRANS., $795 1961 Best $995 AUTO. TRANS., PS, owner. Like new. See Garage, 1965 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT 327. V8; automatic transmission; P.S.; radio. Cranberry red; red interior; __ excellent condition; $1, 595. 724-7714. 500 Rambler 660 $795 Avenue to '66 after 1964 PONTIAC CATALINA. 8 CYL. 4 dr. sedan. Power steering, power brakes. One owner. Like new. Call GReenleaf 5-0187 after 6 p.m. . 1964 FORD GALAXIE HT, CONvert; white; radio; PS; auto. trans.; WW; orig. purchaser; 30,000 miles. Price $1,195. Call 251-4127. 1961 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR SEDAN in excellent condition, clean, no rust er peated radio. Garage kept. Call All have Hydramatic. Some have Air Conditioning 64 SONTIAG GTO CONVERTIBLE, 4 speed, tri-power, buckets, radio, heater, w.w. $1,495 or best offer. After 6 p.m. AL 1-0992. 1101 Chicago Ave., Evanston ‘63 FORD, 8, 4 DR., HT, AUTO., P.S., P.B.., radio, heater, ww’s, snow tires, pet low mileage. Exc. cond. $875. UN GReenleaf 5-2800 9 ’til 9 weekdays 9 til 6 Saturday BR 3-2886 1962 CHECKER Needs work STATION WAGON ‘Best offer 4-9867. 2 DOOR radio, offer. ALpine MUSTANG 2 back 3 sp.; Call HARD TOP tires, 1-8468. PLUS stick $100. 2. V-8; FAST- positraction; low miles; 759 MERCURY, 2 DOOR BLACK, power steering and brakes, radio, very low mileage, good condition. $225. Call 869-5717. 1965 PONTIAC GTO 4 speed. Tri-power. Power steering. Heavy duty suspension. Low mileage. $1,750. Call GR 5-1261. 1962 Station Wag. Chevy STICK SHIFT. ALWAYS HAS BEEN A great car. $750. ID 3-3353. 1964 BUICK SPECIAL 1 owner car in good cond. V-8 manual, radio, 4 dr., 28,000 miles. Call 869-6713 after 5 p.m. 65 MERC. COLONY PARK 9 PASS wen. 8 cyl.; all power; top rack; low mileage; snow tires, sleeping pads inclu. Clean. $1,995. 272-2999. 1965 LUXURY SEDAN bile air-conditioned Mr. Shuman. Low mileage. and $2,295. OLDSMOfully powered. Call LO 1-3313, 1965 COMET 4 DOOR, 6 CYL., STICK By original owner. New clutch and brakes. $850 or best offer. Call UN 9 1957. after 7 p.m. 1964 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE beige, 4 door, 6 cylinder, auto. trans. PS, PB, radio and heater. $1,075. Cal GR 5-6669. 1963 Buick Electra 4 Door AIR, POWER, EXTRAS. EXC. COND $1,000. 433-2775. 1958 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON V-8. Automatic. Radio; engine 2 yrs. old. $100. heater. Ne Call DAvis 8-2132 1964 4 DOOR HARD TOP OLDSMO: bile 88, WW, power steering, radio heater, auto. windows, low mileage $1,000. ‘Call AL 1-6057. 1962 RAMBLER 4 DOOR CLASSIC PS, auto. trans., Me heater, sno tires, orig. owne 9,000 miles. Good condition. $495. Call 7356. 3632 after 6. CHRYSLER 1955 STATION WAGON Big, elegant. Lake Forest driven New paint. Engine great. Extra tires Private. Asking $250. CE 4-2225. 61 DODGE-—BLACK, AUTO trans., power steering, 42,000 miles snow tires, good running condition. 433-2219 TRIUMPH HERALD 1200 SEDA 1964, red. R/H, W/W, nice shape smooth running, 26,000 mi. Wonderful _ buy. $595. W. E. Dunshee, 724-1728. 1965 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 hard top, 1 owner. Call ALpine 62 DOOH 1-2495 BUICK INVICTA STATION WAG on, 6 pass., p/s, p/b, white with re interior, good condition. $950. Privat party. 867-7000 anytime. PONTIAC LEMANS, 1965 V-8 HT, many extras, sharp, $1495 best offer. 262-9620 after 6 p.m. 1966 CHEVROLET Small V8 engine. ing Very and brakes. low mileage. 4 DR. Power White HARDTOP glide, stee sidewall 272-1654. tires 57 CHEV. CONV.: RED W/WHIT top; radio; V-8; auto; compl. eng overhall; exc. running cond. $400 o best offer. 446-5771. 1966 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 DR H.T. Auto. trans., P/S, radio. WW Exc. cond. Orig. owner. Conside older trade. 945-6898 wknds. or after 4 CHEVROLET New battery, 4 DR. brakes, recently purchased Sacrifice at $150. WAGON oil pump. tire. ALpine Good 196 plus: bod 1-4990. 1965 FORD FALCON Se ae $1,295 or best offer; yea uick speed 2 door hardtop. $2,09 IDlewood 3-0425. 1963 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE. REI P.B., P.S., auto. trans. WWs: Fi cond. $1,075. Call 272-0943. APARTMENT HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Call 945-4171 after 6 p.m. serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff o CHEV. CONVERT. ’65 IMPALA § V-8, automatic, PS, radio. Low mile age, exc. cond. garage kept. Call afte 5 and weekends, 864-7816. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, STICK offer. good radio; vibrasonic; WW’s; private owner. 777-2655. 1960 De Soto Adventurer 1963 Buick Special 300 considered. DOOR, STA1 owner, best ‘66 Call 187-8908 evenings. $1095 GOLD. AIR; other 1963 BUICK SKYLARK BLUE woe White int.; 4 speed transm.; Ex cond. 26,000 miles. Call FI 6-5588 between 9 and 5, 272-5958 after 7. 66 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN 10 passenger, blue, PS, radio, heater, WW. good condition, low mileage. $2,150. Call AL 1-8062 after 5 p.m. 1964 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE. AIR conditioning. Tilt wheel. AM-FM radio. $2,475. Ask for Jan, 729-1800 or 724-6004. SHOP $1795 $995 729-1000 RADIO. PS, EXTRA Glenview 1960. PONTIAC 2 DOOR HARDTOP, black, excellent body and motor. Evenings and weekend, 76 Green Bay, Glencoe. $1195 Fairlane AUTO. CHEVROLET Rd. 1963 TBIRD; EXCELLENT CONDItion; full power; air cond. Reasonably priced. Please contact MI 2-7402 or by mail, Box 563, Chicago, 60690. 1960 Corvair FULL ~1965 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 2 dr. hardtop. 8 cyl.; pwr. steering; auto. transm.; like new W/W’s bucket seats. Asking $1,300. PA 4- 2935. FINE SERVICE BUILT 1965 | bucket P.B.; 1965. OLDS 442; P.S.; many snow tires; AM-FM; extras. Evenings 869-9246. 2-5588 FALCON 4 DOOR’ SEDAN, shift, runs good. $150. Call 491-0181 power, best 1964 FORD GALAXIE XL 4 DR. HT.; bucket seats; auto. trans.; power steering, etc. orig. owner.; exc. cond.; FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE 1962; 9 passenger; fully auto.; exc. cond.; $695. Original owner. 835-3679. Repair P/B, 500’ tires. ee _ AM cial, 4 door, $500. 2012 Darrow Ave. and Will 491-1770 an arrange terms. BROKER 2 OR Sharp. - dor 990, 9 pass., auto trans., steering, 25 brakes. List $4,018 new, Real : sacar See at 1461 Elmwood, Evanston under Texaco sign. AL 6- 1831. With : 1941 $795 $3,295. terms. WAGON > ih P.B., 1965 CONTINENTAL with air-conditioning equipped. 6 1-5140 PS. and auto trans., radio, snow tires, high speed tires, exc. cond., bucket seats, white with black int. LINCOLN Convertible FORD stick Waukegan Maple 1957 CHEVY WAGON (210) Clean; above-average performing condition. Private owner. $300. Call 724-2615 after 5:30. $595 4-barrel; 1961 CHEVY IMPALA radio; 4-dr. hdtp.; auto. trans.; low mileheater; w.w.; snow tires; : $700" JENNINGS DR. oe *66 8-9421 top, or DR. CHEV. BY OWNER—’60 2 loaded. Like Impala. 51,000 miles; Exe, running new brakes and tires. cond. $460. Call 272-8228. 1961 FORD FAIRLANE 500 4-dr. sedan; P/S; P/B; R/H; will sacrifice. Call after 6 p.m. 729-4426. best HT. trans., Call UN IMPALA 4 DR. HARDTOP. AIR cond., power steer. and brakes. 21,000 mi., $1,850. 2523 Central Rd., Glenview, after 6 p.m. or Sat., and Sun. 241 HAUL- Needs Vinyl low mileage. $1,595. 729-2198 PONTIAC auto. '65 Caprice 4 Dr. H.T. TRANSMISSION NEW CAR TRADE-IN SALE ALL CARS PRE-CHECKED IN OUR PArk 4-2909 after 5 7 m, _ DA Good HP. SOLD AND SERVICED BY US. power, showroom condition. 1956 CHEVY Runs 1957 Cadillac 4 Dr. H.T. s; 4-speed w/consol- posts R/H; eg under war. $2,4 FOR PONTIAC THAT °65 1958 GOOD 328-7834, STANDARD shft., CONVERT. bucket seats. THE HOUSE 251-7084 ‘Black MODEL DOOR SHOLL 98 CONDITION. stk. seats, RUNNING CONDIT. AL, 1-7726 A FORD COUPE—runs 6 CYLINDER, ing. Best offer. 1963 CHEVY II CONVERT, BLACK. Also 1966 Honda 160, sharp. Call CE 43275 after 6 p.m. good OLDSMOBILE 4 heater, 315 1958 Chevy Station Wagon CHEVY ’67 IMPALA 2 DR. H.T. V8. White/black vinyl interior. Full power. Best offer. UNiversity 4-7510. 1217 Michigan, Evanston. '64 Le SABRE eet V-100 SPECIAL 1956 AIR cond.; low mileage. Call 446-6596. 1965 DODGE MONACO SPORT wel 1, pur1927 REO SEDAN—all piel: chased orig. owner. GR 5 1964 WHITE 2 DOOR CHEVROLET 6 cyl., standard shift, exc. cond. with white walls, radio, and heater. $1,000 or best offer. 864-3885. Convert. incl. snow tires on spare 945-6861 after 6 and wknds. Rd., Wilmette R/H; 1931 Radio, tires $775. DR. HARDTOP. ORIGINAL OWNER. $1,375. Call 679-4632 7959 BUICK 1966 GALAXIE, ; $375 5 WINDOW BUSIPONTIAC; ness coupe. Body mint, interior perfect. No engine or trans. Best offer. Call 6 to 8 p.m. UN 4-4502. 2-DR. OWNER: * DR. 1940 CATALINA CONVERTIBLE. POWer steering, power brakes, auto. trans. Rear speaker. White walls. $1,000 or best offer. 724-6909. ORIGINAL ’62 oe, yet conditioned Ford LTD; 4 dr.; black w/vinyl top; all power; excellent Pontiac Star Chief EXCELLENT good whls. ’63 fer SeicoAntemeition FORD P/S; P/B; EXC. COND. CALL 724-3193 AFTER 6 P.M. 17,CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE. 000 miles. Air cond.; am/fm radio; all ower. Burgundy w/white interior. 3,650 firm. GR 5-1707, ask for Ken. SEATS. Suburban. -mi.; clean, sharp cond.; retail $1,250, > Seed $1, 150. KI 5-2200. GR 5-6792 aft. BUICK 8-2341 4 SPEED, BROWN WITH BEIGE top, excellent condition. AL 6-3193. 6 BEL AIR 2 DR. tires; ‘65 $795 CHEVROLET Monza 1964 CHEVELLE *62 CUTLASS OLDS CONVERT. Fire engine red w/white top auto. trans.; p.s.; excel. cond. 869-8848 or 869-3056. Waukegan Rd. Glenview 729-1000 1958 PONTIAC CONVERT. P/B and =o runs good; like new tires; new t 729- 4921 after 6 p.m. SHOW- red BUCKET — 729-1000 V-8; | 111 Chicago Ave. Evanston POWER, Glenview ‘‘YOUNGMOBILE’’—BIG, BEAUT. convert. Buttercup yellow, rich black vinyl int., erpts., full pwr. Mint cond. Priced to sell. 234-8086. 195 DA Rd. RAMBLER, 9 PASSENGER WAGon, R and H. Automatic. Good condition. Private. $350 or best offer. 677-6358 or 869-7017. 1963 $ 395 3-2341 795 CHEVROLET 4-DR.: AIR-COND.: STEREO RADIO Excel. cond.; $1,200; 674-2685. 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR vinyl hardtop, P.S., vinyl interior. MUST SELL. UNiversity 4-4963 after 6 p.m. 241 $895 CHEVROLET 241 Waukegan Rd. 64 '60 Amer. 2 Dr. Auto. $ 75 SHOR-LINE RAMBLER ‘63 ‘Corvair or. Must be seen to appreciate. JENNINGS ‘60 495 395 495 395 $ POWER. MINT. COND., AN EXC. CAR. AIRcond. all power, black. Will provide good, safe, comfortable transp. for years to come. Private. Call 328-8742 Evanston. = $_- 395 Classic 4 Dr. Waukegan FULL 200: For Sale—Automobiles 1965 CHEVELLE MALIBU GOLD with black interior, 327 4 speed, bucket seats, low miles, excellent cond. Call 432-1016 9 to 5. 63 CHEVY CONVERTIBLE. SUPER Sport. P/S; P/B; W/W’s; R/H; radio equipped with Vibrosonic. $1,150. 7243394 after 5 p.m. 1961 CHRYSLER: 4-DR WINDSOR Radio/heater; good condition; $450 Call 328-6253 after 6 p.m. ‘60 T-BIRD $ 295 Wagon JENNINGS Bay Road Monza Cpe. condition. 241 $ 695 $ $ $ $ 88 WITH JENNINGS '62 Ford XL Convert. TRANSMISSION, “AUTOMATIC 2 Dr. '60 Chev. Wagon FULL Evanston 328-3670 room — FINANCING e, ae _ American 4 Dr. Classic 4 Dr. Rambler Rambler 4 Dr. BR EVANSTON DODGE CITY 2 '62 '62 ‘61 '60 100 Others BANK 190! Buick '62 STEER. Radio. '62 ‘60 Comet '62 Pontiac Cat. Convt. ‘brakes. $1495 '56 Metro Van-Ette $995 POWER Convt. 200 Sale—Automobiles '64 Olds Convert. '65 Rambler Wgn. = $1395 ‘60 Comet Sta. Wgn. $ 395 car. $1,399 ws American For DYNAMIC '64 Classic 770 4 Dr. $ 995 '63 Studebaker 4 Dr. $ 445 '63 T-Bird Convt. . $1395 '62 Pontiac 4 Dr. $ 695 with extras. Mustang NEW 1967 AMERICAN $1,839 COMPLETE “A '66 Plymouth RY 200 Sale—Automobiles May II, 15 �200 For Sale—Automobiles EUROPE BOUND MUST Buick special, V6, many mech. cond. OR 5-2618. SELL extras. 1963 Exc. *59 OLDS CONVERTIBLE. GOOD RUNNING CONDITION. PA 9-1005 1966 FORD 7: LITRE 2 DR. H.T. Low mileage, perfect shape, priced to sell. CE 4-1858. BOATS & AIRPLANES He was always hungry D-— he aid OD He si OB e S~ C --(> himself. He dec He dren. found ing sorry rd of ded ~Y who lived on the a other ded walk 25 H.P. Motor, trailer, $250. 446-6317. 14". WOOD RUNABOUT, 35 #H.P. West Bend with trailer, skis and other equipment Call 272-7841 after 6 p.m. Sat. all day. 15’ 1965 RUNABOUT, 50 HORSE Merc., Gator tilt trailer, extras. Call IN 3-3202. SAILBOAT: INTERNATIONAL CLASS 13’ Flying Jr. custom with trailer, racing mainsail and jib. 100 sq. ft. Phone days 234-5000, eve. 234-4363. 16 FT. FIBERGLAS DOLPHIN 8 ft. wide, day cruisér. Beautiful. Custom equipped, 75 H.P. Johnson. Trailér and extras. Call 827-5665. 5’ FIBERGLAS, 50 H.P. MERCURY, trailer, 900 pound capacity. All exe. cond. $850. Call 642-7599. FLYING JUNIOR FIBERGLAS sailboat; excellent condition w/trailer and full set of —. aie Call eves., after 6 p.m. HI 6-544 18 FT. LARSON 75 H.P. Johnson, Perfect, extras, DA FIBERGLAS Holsclaw trailer. 8-2134. SEARS BOAT TRAILER, $150. 624 Garrett Pl., Evanston, in rear. GReenleaf 5-6246. ANT TO BORROW OR RENT 15’17’ canoe in good condition. June 23-26. Bair. HI 6-4860. BALES FOR LIGHTING. DACRON main and jib. Good condition. $75. Call 272-0015 or 272-1172 evenings. 02 4 Airplanes . INTEREST CESSNA 140. BASED Sky Harbor. Rebuilt Front—Rear. New radio. Dues $15 month. Share $800° with ay Il, 5 hr. dual or $750 cash. White with red trim. NC 89918. Call Saturdays, Sundays only. AL 1-1285. 1967 & s Le}S- the ce of the it was fu wn back, ish the = go back rewinding the wool. Z winding his surpr <ep- der. LS. , all colors Lop Every day he walks around the = : letting the yarn a4 SY all through were lots of fl Le}- and thinfl Le did mC), > he had spun a beautiful And caught in the Le}>- He He was very at all. re t & Tom is a very happy » ; hind trail him. He is os cause he cieawe never hungry CH but ed and looked at the yarn. est. Fat fl Le Past knitting on aore gr do 2 ted Tom Ss <e> her knitting Tom dec nothing ,, And the poor children have all tne you Do I weighed know, and three only Jeffery Frederick pounds when I was born. You don’t say! Did I live! Did Boy, you you 2213 Payne St. Evanston, Ill. Charades live? ought to a half see me now! Who was of author the President birthday? Where the was Lincoln’s on born was Battle of Yorktown From: fought? After whom named? were Wars the Napoleonic for ‘his birthday. All day long he would throw out his boomerang and catch it as it returned to him. larger, him a to buy decided His parents but birthday, next his for ng boomera shinier when he got it, the poor lad cracked up. He went crazy trying to throw the old boomerang away! tionary ? What boomerang small a got boy little A Die- Webster’s Marshall, Mary Hirschboeck 2116 Central Park Field & Co. Evanston, Ill. ~ In what fought? Where year the was of War was the Gettysburg 1812 Address de- livered? How long did the Thirty Years War last? WIN SS! There was once a magician on a boat. On the . same boat was a parrot. The magician did tricks for people and after each one the parrot would call out: ‘‘I know how you did that trick, Mister Magician.’’ All of a sudden the boat blew up and the magician found himself in the same lifeboat as the parrot. Then the parrot said: ‘‘Now how did you do that?”’ From: Karnes Music Co. Bill Heuer 335 Hawthorne Glencoe, Ill. Growing If we print your joke, riddle or other suggestion you will receive a $5.00 current Gift Certificate good Hollister advertiser at any you Children grow like people, Kittens grow like cats; Puppies grow like doggies, And mice, Grass name. SEND And TO: Vera Yttri PEANUT GALLERY 1232 CENTRAL AVE. WILMETTE, ILL. 60091 a well, they grows like bush grows grow like rats a flower, like a tree; But my clothes don’t seem to grow So they’re too small for me. From: at all, Cheryl Bermeo 1407 Elmwood Evaston, Chandler’s Ill. the Boat, th yarn. All of a sudden he s day he got was asked 14° FOR new. of Cy himself. 1 = he ineCy he @ 2 want RL how the sorry he did it?’’ H.P. JOHNSON LONG SHAFT, sailboat or cruiser aux. Like $110. Call 272-2482. but of 1-8047 was Gew® he think AL oon Tom, you p.m., how there W-. est. , unwinding all the wool. of yarn went do 3 after 6:30 exo & was Call name Poor 729-0348. 14' Alumacraft Rowboat USED ONCE. $175. His 3 Lu what “Well, salesman. 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He i e was home, but went zig-zag. telling FRIDAY (NOT BEFORE) 10 A.M. TO 8 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 2418 HARTZELL, EVANSTON. Sunfish Sailboat, trailer and ice boat. See ad under classif. 171. 23’ STAR SAILBOAT, NO. 2112, guar. moor space, 1 set M & N dacron sails, 2 extra mains, trailer. gt and ready. $750 for quick sale. a shady in a go str black sp OD wenth lived as he went along it unwound t eee He did Ss h KEP> ndhim. eee a, nea teacher BOAT TRAILER 2 YEARS OLD BUT never used. List price $200, will sell for $100. For 17 ft. boat, 800 pd. load. Dolly wheel on tongue. Built by Shock Manuf. Co. HI 6-5808 ( The 1g FIBERGLAS SAILBOAT Arrow class daysailor. Centerboard. Ideal family boat with large comfortable cockpit accomodating up to six. Boat and sails like new. Purchased new mid-season 1966. Full equipment. Buying new boat. Willing to sacrifice $2,290, including sails. Trailer also available for $150. Call Bob Sandsmark, AL 1-2281. of yarn class. 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Lawns get greener, thick- weed, dandelion, ground ivy, buckhorn, plan- EVANSTON This one does practically everything Avenue at Skokie AL 6-0561 HI 6-0843 Blvd. E. B. Taylor & Company 560 Chestnut Stree HI 6-111! �Real Estate Market Place For Members of the Evanston-North Shore Board of Realtors Advantages Include Security, Independence Board Lists Reasons for Buying Home The fact that home ownership is a first major step toward financial independence is only one of a dozen reasons for acquiring a home, it is emphasized by the Evanston-North Shore Board of Realtors. “The buying of that first home has been the real beginning of the rise to financial independence for many Americans,” the board said. “It provided them with a sound investment, with improved credit, and best of all, with a stronger motivation of acquiring the better things of life. “Ownership of a home is an excellent hedge against inflation. Other items might be used up or discarded, but the home usually appreciates in value. This is inevitable as land prices and labor costs increase.” The board points home costs roughly much, after taxes, out that the one-fourth as as all other purchases made in the lifetime of a family, yet brings the most satisfaction. The board listed 12 basic advantages of home ownership. ], Security Home ownership is a safeguard against inflation; if prices go up, so does of your property. and is treated accordingly. 6. advantage. the mortgage 8. home than in any other way. 5, Standing. Credit rating is improved. The owner 12, ers Job status. Employers gen- erally consider as sounder, more “but the population now is nearly | home ownstable, and 200 million and the demand con- less likely to be drifters, than non- tinues to increase. see home owners. Surveys show that the owner moves less than a third as often as the renter. couple is to purchase a home as — “The best advice to any young — soon as this becomes feasible.” develops business self-reliance, an apprecia- Satisfaction. This comes from many sources,- such as a flower garden, a backyard barbecue area, home-grown vegetables and fruit, opportunities for do-it-yourself projects, and others. independence ownership development. 10, More people have started on through similar his family. independence. to financial with for housing remains constant,” the tion of financial well-being. Q, Peace of mind. A home owner is more content, knowing that provision has been made for and taxes can the road Character sense, many cases the savings approximates two months of payments. Financial people Ownership on be deducted from the gross income when figuring income taxes. In 4. among “America’s supply of land usable week in his own yard is a better person mentally and physically. owners backgrounds. They establish roots and live better. 7, A cash equity. A home owned is like a savings account that grows daily. the value Interest Home and their children find themselves , Investment. Every monthly payment brings an owner an increasing share in the ownership of the home. : Tax Environment. 11. becomes a more solid part of the community Better who health. works The HIGHLAND PARK, Gracious Colonial. Ya-block from lake. 4 bdrms., 2 baths, liv. rm., full dining rm., modern kitch., Ig. den & porch open off dining rm. Approx. 2/3 acre w/ravine _in rear. Top cond. thruout. $52,500. EAST DEERFIELD. 9 rm. tri_level. 4 bdrm., 2Y% plus Y2 baths incl. bsmt. rec. rm. ground level den w/fplc., Ig. ent. hall, deluxe kitch. w/eat. area, bedrms. & baths on top level. Oversized 2 car ger. Central location near school. $49,500. HIGHLAND HIGHLAND PARK. 4 or 5 bedrms., 2 baths on approx. 3 acres of perfectly landscaped orchards and gardens. Allseason glazed porch, den or bdrm., expandable 2nd floor. Country living close-in. $74,500. | . ae person a few hours a Realty Firm Adds to Staffs Sally L. Eichler of Highland Park has joined the Deerfield real estate office of Quinlan and Tyson, PTA affairs, the women’s clubs of Highland Park and Ravinia, and alumnae organizations. She is a Inc., while Naomi M. Murphy of Highland Park has transferred to the Lake Forest Quinlan and graduate of New Trier High School and Northwestern University. Mrs. Eichler, a 20-year resident Tyson office from Deerfield. The staff additions were announced by Wil- of Highland Park, lives with her husband, Harry Eichler, assessor of liam B. Martin, Deerfield manager, Deerfield Township, at 889 Yale Ln. Mother of Charles, 19, and Kathy, and Kathryn Agar Jaicks, Lake Forest manager for Quinlan and 17, she has Tyson. Mrs. Eichler Mrs. Eichler and Mrs. Murphy both are experienced in the real Mes. | MaepRy magazine publisher, estate business. Mrs. Murphy’s real estate career began over 11 years ago, and she has been with Quinlan Rd. Mother of six children, all grown, she has been active in local and Tyson, Inc., in Deerfield since the office opened in 1960. been active at 159 Pierce president or organization. EARHART chairman in each E IF. YOURE: paying higher taxes than your neighbors RIVERWOODS Home Deerfield-Highland Park area. Mrs. Murphy, a Highland Park resident since 1936, lives with her husband, Elmore M. Murphy, a ma of the Week oS ID 2-0880 © |... unhappy Eichler has had over three years experience in real estate in the CO. thinking about prepaying your mortgage yaa Mrs. & 1899 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park in District 107 PTA, church choir and religious education, and the American Legion auxiliary. She has served as | PARK. Custom-built qual- ity & condition. 3 Bedrms., 2 tile baths, sep. dining rm. w/adj. jalousied porch, oak cab. kitch., larae partial Bsmt., excellent storage & closets. Over-sized poreas. Superbly Ind. scpd. Y2 acre. $43,800. about zoning in your village dissatisfied with your home appraisal worried about rising interest rates | transferred to the North Shore selling your house 2 investing in land 2 Members to Serve YOU On Banquet Committee Two members of the EvanstonNorth Shore Board of Realtors have been named to serve on_ the banquet reception committee of the Chicago Real Estate Board. Named were John S. Pemberton, an active non-voting member associated with Wirtz, Haynie, and Ehrat Nixon, of Chicago, owner and Miss Helen of her own firm in Evanston, an active voting member of the board. Mr. Pemberton and Miss Nixon assisted in arranging the Chicago board’s annual banquet which was held yesterday in the Conrad Hilton Hotel. May II, 1967 i EXECUTIVE HOME Private dead-end road, 2 wooded acres in Riverwoods. Custom ‘built -4 bedroom, 3 Ceramic tiled baths. Large sunken Living separate “=. room; room with Chunk Marble fireplace; is poser, range, Dishwasher & Kitchen with built-in oven, stainless steel sink, large eating area; Family room with stone fireplace; 3 car electric eye door garage. Words are inadequate to describe this luxurious 10 room air conditioned home. $77,500 QUESTIONS 2? 44 f 2? 2? We'll have the ANSWERS... starting next issue. Replies will come from members Evanston-North of the Shore Board of Realtors and experts in re- lated fields. We invite questions on all subjects of interest to Executive Transfer & Deerfield Rds., Deerfield; Telephone: 945-5700 Service Cbbith,. ZANDER-OMMEN. Waukegan HAVE home owners, sellers, or buyers. Mail to INC. Hollister Newspaper Real Estate Forum See paes ot 1232 Ce ntra Ee ve., Wilmette Sosa 59 �ae my <> ey ci 3 > Ss ee ie sain" “¢ x5 gti id eae: “ m maeren tk wecnre acs Fe ate i —ih * wi tt gape 7 see z ee eh > a aBt ale Ose bogie feeax ae FS : RT RE ee Rie = ay Parri Bee at Re eee ht: gesRSSESSe 7 thseee e's ie Colors Will Lift Spirits ‘Dulled by Winters Chill 9] By SHIRLEY Following a_ particularly long and gray winter, the sun season of 1967 will find North Shore residents reveling in fashions that not only are brightly colored, but that are fashioned for easy wear and easy care. ae Tattersall checked | dress is quite demure, = deceptive. Skirt _ lifts to reveal brief Citrus colors of lemon, pants with side pocket. | At Modern GORDON lime, and orange, with a spot of apricot and raspberry thrown in for good Miss. measure, can be found in every- thing from bras and girdles through toa evening gowns and sandals. Renate Pants in News David Crystal short tent of imported fabric has a bright floral pattern. Will be seen on beaches and patios, and worn on the street by only the more daring of the fashion minded. At Modern Miss, Deerfield. Crepe tent (right) has a cowl neckline. Comes in apricot and lime. Fluid lines are comfortable for partying on warm summer evenings. At Billies' in Highwood. je A logs ea cen" <. The big story for day and night is pants, pants, pants. . . . flowing chiffon ones for patio parties, demure versions of the shirtwaist for everything from _ spectator sports to active days on the golf links. | oat And barely anything needs much more care than a quick swish in gentle suds, followed by a brief touch-up with the iron. women’s “T believe the replace Bermuda Kay McClellan, sportswear and dress buyer at Garnett and Co. “Practically all of the blouse and shirt makers are manufacturing pants-dress will shorts in many wardrobes,” said Miss them, and we are selling all versions—sleeveless, long sleeved, short sleeved. They allow more freedom than pants and yet have the softened, feminine look.” hiding the pants’ “Fashion women Cans . NY 4 a 27; _X Baba Kea of Hono- lulu designed this tex- Trend B WOMEN for a new concept of fashion will be the pants-dress. This is good for the girl who wants high fashion but insists on modesty, too. Fluidity in dominates, as is also evi- Tent dresses in her stock include a dressier variety for summer dances and cocktail parties and are shown in the apricot and lime shades. comfortable to wear.”’ At Edgar Stevens in Highland Park the accent is not only on the pants-dress. but also on a line of Modern Miss in Deerfield is also prepared to do a big business in print, featuring an uneven hemline. Perfect culottes summer. and pants-dresses_ this Their stock includes outfits that resemble long shirts which end in pants instead of shirt-tails, and cunning mini-dresses with flaps that open to reveal comfortable pants legs. rl goal geared en were buying tennis dresses who never played tennis. They were flattering to most figures and tured cotton in green, blue, and chartreuse for patio parties — at home entertaining. At Edgar Stevens. is dence by the feminine, flowing lines of the tent dress.” what was coming,’ she added, ‘“‘when we noticed that many wom- Gj (\ today Billie (Mrs. Robert Turelli). “Because of the climbing skirt length, ‘We had a preview last year of G S10 unless who lead active lives,” said motion Noticed separation the wearer is in motion. Bright print tent dresses in above-the-knee length are also popular, although, according to Nor- man Barmash of Modern Miss, ‘“We’re not ready for these for street wear in the midwest, yet.” Not for Street They will mainly be seen, he feels, at poolside, for patio parties, and at the beach. Many of the imported fabrics are machinewashable and the large, floral prints are extremely attractive. Billie’s in Highwood is carrying a _Sleeveless culotte dress in stripes of .emon, pink or blue with white that has a fluted skirt, completely lounging and hostess outfits fabrics imported from Hawaii India. in and Rainwear Styles The same store has an unusual line of rain coats that are almost too pretty to get wet. Not only were they of nylon or vinyl but some extremely dressy coats were of silk treated with Silicone. They featured Mandarin necklines, jeweled buttons and the hand-detailing usually found in evening wraps. According to Mrs. Sidney Rosby of Rosby’s Suburban Fashions in Highland Park, ‘Mothers will be delighted with the new line of prom dresses we’re carrying. They are so feminine and flattering while at the same time moderately priced.” ' The too-bare, too-short loo seems to have disappeared and i replaced by long, flowing chiffon cages. Most of the necklines are rather high with floral or jewe detailing. The colors, too, follow the citrus and pastel shades of the su season. May II, 196 �Center to Set Sail : With Nautical Danc The Deerfield Center of Infant Welfare Society is planning a dinner dance with a nautical ther to be held June 3 in the Thornga Country Club in Deerfield. Billed as a ‘‘Captain’s Dinner. members will embark for cocktz at 6:30 p.m. with dinner served 8:30. Ed Jacobi will supply dance music. Mrs. William R. Darrah is dance P EPHGEDRED ED EEEEEE ED? chairman. Reservations dance may be made for with chairman, A. Wan-— Mrs. Francis the | dell, 521 Brierhill Rd., Deerfield. —— o0e? genes oe 6 6 © Ready to set sail on the S.S. Ports O'Call are (from left) Mrs. William Mrs. R. Darragh, chairman; Francis A. Wandell, Mrs. Walter co-chairman. Mothers’ Club Plans 2 Events May events have _ been planned by the Bannockburn School Mothers’ Club. The first will take place at 7 p.m. Saturday when members gather at the Lake Forest Club, 554 Westmoreland Rd., Lake Forest for a benefit dinner dance. Invitations were sent to all residents in school district 106 to encourage their attendance. Mrs. Van Phillips and Mrs. Carl Seiberlich are co-chairmen of the event. The club will hold president; are members and * e868 * es its Harold T. Hughes, and Mrs. Erwin Park. B. Jordon, all of Highland Mrs. Elinor P. Berk of LaGrange Park will demonstrate contemporary and Japanese flower arrangements. Mrs. Berk is a professor at the Sagetsu School and an_ instructor at the Icheyo School. She also writes a newspaper column on arts and flowers. be entertained at the luncheon. Also on the program is the officers for next year. election Nominations include Nielsen Jr., president; Mrs, Mrs. president; mother-daughter — lun- cheon to be held at 12:30 p.m. Saturday in the church, Pfingsten and Cherry Rds., Northbrook. Following Tyng Munns the of luncheon La Grange Dinner Mrs. Bernard H. Good and Melvan M. Jacobs, both of Hi; land Park, are members of Mrs. Albert Edahl of Deerfield is co-chairman of the Gloria Dei Lutheran Plan Mrs. Park planning committee for the American Jewish Committee’s Appeal for — Human Relations dinner to be held at 6:30 p.m. today Congress hotel. and of E. R. Irving 1967 Human Rights outstanding endeavors Many tarian causes. roguest lhe-honaurofyour presence C. D. PEACOCK + JEWELERS EST. 1837 cordially invites Brides-to-be to register China, Crystal and Silver patterns in our Bridal Bureau Mrs. Leonard DeMichele, treasurer. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Van Phillips, 1867 Hilltop Rd., Bannockburn, or with Mrs. William Todd, 1205 Valley Rd., Bannockhurn. Rabbi Will Speak Rabbi Daniel Friedman, spiritual leader of Congregation Beth Or in Deerfield, will be guest speaker during Highland Park installation luncheon Wednesday in the Hadassah’s at noon home -of Mrs. Robert Weiner, 2027 Partridge Ln., Highland Park. Mrs. David J. Shapiro of Highland Park is installing officer. There is nothing lovelier than beautiful, hand engraved wedding invitations on the finest paper by Peacocks. Traditional with brides for generations, their distinctive air sets the tone of impeccable quality you want for such an occasion. In any Peacock store, you will find many styles of invitations, announcements, reception and at-home cards, thank-you notes, calling cards, informals and a colorful arfay of personal stationery. Normal delivery time for invitations is four weeks. Outer envelopes for early, unhurried addressing may be had when EXHIBITION ONE ART EXHIBIT AND SALE you order. Invitations begin at $49, announcements Dempster & Ridge, samples and individual quotations. Whatever your query about proper social form, our experienced stationers will be pleased to help you without obligation. Evanston Saturday, May 20th— 8 p.m.- 11 p.m. C. D. PEACOCK Sunday, May 2Ist— 2 p.m.- May 11, 1967 eae sor OPE o ge N6, Seer Aaa State and Monroe 9 p.m. ADMISSION: at $43 the first hundred — both $22 the second hundred. Do visit us for ETH EMET SYNAGOGUE Oakbrook * 654-0605 Hubbard Woods * VE 5-1825 * CE 6-0065 Old the The dinner will honor Hal Perlstein, director of Pabst Brewing Company, as he receives po: will present a program on “Bells of Lands,” in annual 1201 Park Av., Highland Park. School staff members will vice Honorary Plan Bells Program spring luncheon at 1 p.m. May 23 in the Highland Park Country Club, Grace, Area Women of the The Ravinia Garden Club will meet tomorrow in the home of Miss Mary Black, 2000 Half Day Rd., Deerfield. The board will meet at 11 a.m. and luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. John C. Trussell, chairman; Mrs. D. Frederick Adams, Mrs. eees Deerfield Center of Infant Welfare Society planning a “moonlit, saltsprayed dinner dance" June 3. Flower Arranging on Club Agenda Bannockburn Two F. Hess, They 4 Orchard * OR 4-6500 Award in huma for �‘oe Ni ao ODAADH 66 6:8 0 9 8 O68 6:08€ ‘“ NOW Q x i g g Q g FEATURING HOUSEWIFE, MOTHER & THEATER MANAGER AAA ae LO ae er So ? q By MARY BETH MURPHY _ Emptying ash trays, running fingers around picture | straightening chairs arrangements are frames, and and flower the everyday duties of a housewife as well as the | Highland Park Theater manager, | Mrs. John Jashelski. | Male managers aren’t quite that QD v9 & —~ £. £) £7 > oe ww wow CO. 9228 dripping but they just walk away,” popcorn boxes during the show, and she explained. I threw them out. One of ‘the fathers came in a little later and demanded his boy’s money back,” Mrs. Jashelski said. There was once a_ statement made ‘Americans act like pigs when there is something free.” Mrs. Jashelski has her own philosophy about this, “you always find people who ileges.”’ try to abuse _priv- She refused to return his boy’s money since it was near the end of the show, and she felt the boys knew not to create a disturbance. 8M VG CS ee their shirttails and would not leave. As in an exclusive restaurant, when a man enters without a coat or tie he is asked to leave. If he doesn’t he is promptly ushered to the door—so were these lads. abused,”’ she said. Mrs. Jashelski has to follow orders too. The house she manages is one of the Brotman-Sherman, Inc., chain. Brotman-Sherman houses have certain requirements for their patrons: No one enters in a tee shirt or with a shirtta‘l hanging out, no women in curlers finicky but as Mrs. Jashelski said, off. I was reluctant to accept the in?’ sure the sign saying doors open at all the “One _ make sure gets done is keeping the _ silver coffee urn highly polished. Mrs. Jashelski not only assumes me - you-are-to-boss-me-around”’ realizes _ thing more because he already has wife at home to give him heck,” | she continued. Mrs. John Jashelski polishes the Highland Park Theater's coffee urn as part of her chores as manager. (Howard Fochler Photo} F ree Coffee also gets an The Highland Park Theater pro_ vides free coffee for their patrons. “You don’t realize how sloppy _ people are,” she said. ‘“‘They go get a cup of coffee and see the handle _ isn’t turned off, and the coffee is 62 a Jashelski Can’t Smoke day I asked for a girl’s ‘You know I can’t do that, but This is one more proof to Mrs. Jashelski ‘Youngsters get more discipline here than at home.” The manager also has to act as a censoring agent when a movie is suggested for mature audiences only. If she thinks a child is too young to see a certain movie, she sends him away. Then she usually has to explain to an angry parent why the child wasn’t allowed to see the picture. She quickly gets a ‘‘who-do-you- theater manager Mrs. I’m glad you did.’ the masculine attitude. “A man _ resents a woman telling him some- A her was sitting beside her and said to | mitted only in the coffee lounge _ area and when a man strolls around - with cigaret in hand, Mrs. Jashelski reminds him “Sir, will you please _ go back to the lounge to smoke.” - insight on human nature. to driver’s license and found out she wasn’t 18 so I told her she wouldn’t be allowed to smoke. Her mother _ the role of manager but also that of _ wife and mother. Smoking is per- a down Another rule of the house prohibits persons under 18 from smoking. ‘When I see young people smoking I ask for the boy’s draft card and the girl’s driver’s license. little things nobody notices but yourself,’’ said the manager. One more duty only a woman would Jashelski shirt ” Young such a time is out, and starting the - popcorn when the candy girls are a _ bit late. But Mrs. this can’t be -neat,’? commented. writing the marquee copy, making | look. with “Just because this is a neighborhood theater doesn’t mean people | Among the “goodies’’ are making the payroll, balancing the books, _ in protest turned to her daughter and said ‘Do you feel like putting your shirttail Many Duties _ think with to march knees came in with her mother. I told the girl she would have to go put her shirttail in, and her mother offer at first because I knew there were a lot of little ‘goodies’ with _ this job,”’ explained Mrs. Jashelski. _ mother girl | candy girl, usherette, cashier, and relieved the manager on his nights to remember up a their One case on the shirttail caper involved a young lady. “‘One day a | with a movie house. “I worked as have Although the boys rounded few friends and encouraged them, most of the residents congratulated Mrs. Jashelski on her stand. | “That’s a woman for you.’’ When she became the manager over a year ago, she was not unfamiliar You ? Like most mothers, Mrs. Jashelski finds ‘“‘you have to have eyes in the back of your head.”’ If she just had to deal with misbehaving children her life would be simple, but it’s the irate parents who give her trouble. “J caught some boys throwing “The father wouldn’t believe me are admitted, and anybody who when I told him what happened. He wants to go barefoot doesn’t see the said he believed his child. show. Parental Problem The shirttail law created an indignant picket line last summer which paraded in front of the “Most of the parents we deal with believe their children, not the adults. They feel their children are Highland Park Theater. It seems couple of boys to tuck in refused a “I wonder why a lot of people around here have children. They would bring them to a strip-tease show to pawn them off for an afternoon,”’ said Mrs. Jashelski. As Mrs. Jashelski was getting ready to go to an appointment, she noticed finger smudges on the windows and made a mental note to clean them before her guests appeared. May I1, 1967 zt �ORT Annual Spring Luncheon Will Feature Mr. Magic Chapter Will Install New Officers Two chapters of Lake County Women’s American ORT have set the dates for their spring installation luncheons. Northwood Chapter will hold its luncheon at noon Tuesday in the Highland Park Country Club, 1201 Park Av. Mrs. Jerrold Flaschner of Deerfield will install the new officers. New vice presidents taking office include Mrs. Burton Bentkover, Mrs. Marvin Grant, Mrs. Allen Nathanson, and Mrs. _ Robert Prusin. Other officers are Mrs. Peter Globerson, treasurer; Mrs. Ned Striecker, financial secretary; Mrs. Myron Hirsch, recording secretary; Mrs. Bernard Dwor, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Robert Joseph, region representative. A make-up demonstration and The annual spring luncheon of the Deerfield Woman’s Club will be the held Tuesday in Biltmore Country Club, 160 Biltmore Rd., Barrington. Luncheon will be fe ' A & Jackie Gleason television shows. Mrs. Kermit Bishop of Deerfield, president of the club, the newly-elected meeting. Wilbur Carr, Mr. Dahl and Mrs. Jr., Keith Peter, treasurer, all of Deerfield, and Mrs. Harry Wolter of Lake Forest, first vice president. Perry, Others are Mrs. Robert ern University student, the young magician has appeared on both the Sullivan Ruppel Mrs. will officers install at this Mrs. League’s Award for the outstandin; g final meet- naturalized Ch cago-area citizen, 1 of Mrs. Daniel Vittum, 225 Vernon Av., Glencoe. Keki Bhote of Glencoe will speak on “Red China at the Crossroads: civic affairs. Mrs. Daniel Sullivan, Mrs. Thomas Granfield, Mrs. Gordon Shepard, Mrs. Glen Schraeder, Mrs. Robert | = Clendenin, and Mrs. Gilbert Cox. Luncheon reservations can be made with Mrs. Paul Steerup, 1240 Wincanton Rd., or Mrs. John Kapsa,-1260 Wincanton Rd., both in They include Mrs. James Breed, at the year’s Deerfield. fashion showing by the Pizzaz Shop of Kenneth Coiffures will follow the installation. Mrs. Robert Joseph and Mrs. Philip Rosenberg, both of Highland Park, are the luncheon co-chair- or Food?” Mr. Bhote the Immigrant Servic ing at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the home : New officers include Mrs. ward Stanwood of Deerfield, hospitality. ‘ co: De-Luxe Orient Tour Departing Oct. 21, 1967 26 NIGHTS $1,590.00 Group Charles Hardy, Invite Mates husbands Mrs. Fred Walker, Austin, Mrs. David Walter Gammas Ideology received Girkin, Mrs. William Thompson, and Mrs. Herbert Ewald. NorthwestEd Harry second vice president; Mrs. hand artist, Tom Dahl, known as Fy Magic.” Mrs. Kappa The Junior Alumnae of Kappa Kappa Gamma will entertain their New board members, all of Deerfield, include Mrs. George Myles, Mrs. Robert David, Mrs. Fred Rahn, Mrs. Carl Running, served at 12:30 p.m. preceded by a social hour. 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For a lovely and complete om array of gift ideas, Billie's invites you to shop in leisure where you get personalized service. TODAY | DAR, North Shore Chapter—1:30 p.m. annual meeting, home of Mrs. Robert H. Herbst Jr., 162 Laurel Av., Highland Park; election of officers. _ Infant Welfare Society, Deerfield Center—Book review i a.m., Deerpath Inn, 255 E. Illinois Rd., Lake Forest. and luncheon, YOU'LL FIND THAT PERFECT GIFT from OUR SELECTION OF: TOMORROW _ Island Goats’ Sailing Society—Black-tie dinner, 6:30 p.m., Chicago e Suits @ Dresses @ Shifts - Ravinia Garden Club—11 a.m. meeting, home of Miss Mary Black, 2000 | Halt Day Rd., Deerfield; Miss Elinor Berk speaking on Japanese flower 5 _ arranging. Miss Barbara Ludwig SATURDAY _ Bannockburn Mothers’ Club—7 _, 554 Westmoreland Rd. z p.m. dinner-dance, Lake Forest Swim MONDAY + _ National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Junior Auxiliary—Cocktail pay 5 p.m., Distelheim Galleries, 313 E. Oak St., Chicago. preview “Deerfield Woman’s Club—Spring luncheon, 11:30 a.m., Biltmore County Club, Barrington; installation of officers, program by Mr. agic. Highland Park Woman’s Club, Junior Auxiliary—Joint executive board Eaieeting, 8:30 p.m., home of Mrs. James A. Fiocchi, 421 Marshman Av., _ Highland Park. National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Junior Auxiliary—Sale and exhibit; -2p.m., Distelheim Galleries, 313 E. Oak St., Chicago. ORT, Northwood Chapter—Installation _ Park Country Club, 1201 Park Av. Legion Auxiliary—Salad e Accessories Skokie Woman and Mrs. Benjamin Ludwig of Skokie announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Ann to Howard Goldt, son Goldt of Highland of Mrs. Claire Park and Dr. Herbert Goldt of Chicago. Miss Ludwg is employed luncheon, 12-noon, with and Highland card party, luncheon, noon, home Weiner, 2027 Partridge Ln, Highland Park. oe - Highland Park Hospital volunteers—1 p.m., presentation The couple is planning to be Most Fashionable Address 304 Waukegan Ave., Highwood of Mrs. of Highwood's 12- awards, ID 2-7020 "Highland Park Recreation Center, 1850 Green Bay Rd. Association—1:30 p.m. dessert-fashion County Homemakers Lake - show, Zion Lutheran Church, 10 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield. Newcomers Club of Deerfield—1 p.m. luncheon, Country Squire, Rts. 4 Member: Highwood Chamber of Commerce married in the Sheraton Blackstone Hotel in November. bar luncheon Park Hadassah—Installation STORE HOURS Daily 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Friday Evenings until 9 p.m. | Honeywell, Inc., Chicago, and Mr. Goldt is a sales representative for - noon, Legion Memorial Building, 1957 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park. Highland If You're in Doubt... She'll Love A billie's GIFT CERTIFICATE! Interwoven Co., Chicago. WEDNESDAY ‘qmericnn © Robes @ Sleepwear ® Lingerie e Hosiery @ Purses © Gloves Highland Park Man Engaged to Marry Mr. TUESDAY | © Cocktail Dresses @ Coats e Skirts @ Slacks @ Blouses siete . MOTHER'S DAY East of the Bank and 120, Grayslake. _ North Shore Country Day School, Woman’s Board—Questions-answer ; period for April, 1968, tour; 8 p.m. in the school. Question-Answer sf The Women’s Period to Be Held Board of the North | Shore Country Day School will hold a question-and-answer period for | Prospective travelers with the e's April, 1968, tour. The tour | guide, I. Maldonado, will conduct i session Wednesday at 8 p.m. at _ the school. The tour is open to the public, and reservations, which are being taken now, are limited. The group will leave New York } April 22 for Stockholm, Leningrad, The newly elected officers of the E Sanior Auxiliary of the Highland | Park Woman’s Club will join past and continuing officers in an execu- board meeting at 8:30 p.m. - Tuesday i in the home of Mrs. James | A. Fiocchi, 421 Marshman Av., _ Highland Park. A social tea _ business meeting. will follow the New officers are: Mrs. Benjamin - Wood, president; Mrs. Donald - Hackman, corresponding _ secretary; Mrs. Steve Land, publicity; Pu irs. Herbert Pettersen, ways and _ means; Mrs. Paul Uhlenhop, | dance; Mrs. Fred W. Dickman, | greetings and salutations; and Mrs. | Robert Garday, activities, All are | of Highland Park. Mrs. Garday was appointed to fill - out the term of Mrs. James ;E Rarbian, who is moving to Cleve- land. Mrs. Arthur. R. Cook _ Highland Park is senior advisor. 64 if Be will benefit the non-profit School, since each traveler makes a contribution to Country Day. Members of the board who will work on the tour include Mrs. John M. LeBolt of Highland Park and of The .North Suburban Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Phi will hold a dinner-meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Fanny’s Restaurant in Evanston. Election of officers will follow the dinner. The includes chairman, nominating Mrs. and David Mrs. committee Ganfield, Richard Miss De- Veirman, both of Lincolnshire. Gloria Glover Miss Gloria Glover Schedules Wedding For Next Spring Mr. Alpha Phi Dinner pBy Auxiliary tive Vienna and Prague before returning to New York. The pleasure tour Mrs. John G. Severson of Deerfield. Pfastallation Set _ and Moscow where there will be a behind-the-scenes visit at the Bolshoi Theater and a trip to Moscow University. The three-week tour continues to and Mrs. George W. Glover of Wilmette announce the engagement of their daughter Gloria Jean to Richard S. Fossieck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Highland Park. Miss Glover is E. 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Write or phone for color brochure. ry & Don Hough On Manufacturing, Inc. 169 North Lake Street * Mundelein, Illinois 60060 LO 6-0500 May II, 1967 Se Fee ; �Garden Club Plans Sale of Plants : Hospital Volunteers Will Be Awarded For Service Hours One hundred and seventy awards will be presented to Highland Park Hospital volunteers during the annual presentation ceremonies at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Highland According to Mrs. R. C. Vinnedge of Highland Park, volunteer chair- volunteers have member past year. Those receiving awards See You’ during hours the The State “Beauty Spot’ Is Speech Topic be dedicated Dr. Margery C. Carlson will discuss ‘‘Save A Spot of Beauty for Newcomers Club of Deerfield luncheon Wednesday in the Country Squire, 45 and 120, Grayslake. Routes A noon social hour will precede 1 p.m. luncheon. Dr. Carlson will show slides as she discusses fnature trails and museums in Illinois. She is one of nine members, and the only woman, appointed by Governor Otto Kerner to the Nature Preserves Commission in the state. Dr. Carlson is state secretary of the Illinois for has the planned weekend the plant preceding to hematology Funds raised will be contributed to Michael Reese Hospital Hema- research. both of Avrum Highland Gray p.m. The Johnson residence may be butions, and life memberships. Other sources will include the sale of tribute fund cards and major fund-raising events now being planned. For additional membership information, contact Mrs. Tyson, 861 Apple Tree Ln. An open board meeting held at 12:45 p.m. June will Glencoe, be 13 in the home of Mrs. Sam Berger, Valley Rd., Lake Forest. Park; of and iner, director. Primary fund sources will include annual membership dues, contri- ident, both of Deerfield. Other North Shore officers include Mrs. Lance Schiller, recording secretary, and Mrs. Ronald Friedland, dues and donations secMrs. cultivated tology Research unit, under the auspices of Dr. S. Fredrich Rab- dent; Mrs. Burton Lipman, fundraising vice president, and Mrs. Max Tyson, membership vice pres- retary, and Sale hours on Friday are from noon until 5:30 p.m.; on Saturday they are from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; and on Sunday from 10 a.m to 1 treasurer. The. Alicia Grabell and Leslie Halpern Foundation was founded in memory of two young North Shore leukemia victims. An initial steering committee was established consisting of Mrs. Arnold Cohn of Highland Park, presi- prepared ready to receive the plant material. “Tobin and Stern’’ A new service organization has been formed on the North Shore For Newcomers the of Memorial Day so that the soil can Service Organization Formed than seven years. the Cash, 976 Nature Conservancy and a professor emeritus of botany at Northwestern University. Reservations must be made by 5 p.m. tomorrow with Mrs. Goldwyn Draper, 431 Indian Hill or Mrs. Wesley J. Kiler, 63 Larkdale both in Deerfield. Arrangements service may be East, Daniel McNichol, 635 Ambleside Dr., Deerfield. Mrs. Leslie Paulsen, 700 Carlisle Av., Deerfield, will arrange trans- portation for anyone needing a ride. New residents of Deerfield are eligible for membership during their first year of residency. Anyone interested in joining who Joke es for baby-sitting made with Mrs. DAY OY CAMP 5 thru 12 Years June 27 to August 19 3140 Riverwoods Road, Deerfield 10 Beautiful Acres has not been contacted should call Mrs. John Rd., B. Hornor, 100 Greenbriar Deerfield, hospitality chair- man. Players afternoon Ray = of the year in the bridge group are Mrs. Woodham, O. Ber- gersen, Mrs. John Lawrence, Mrs. Richard Fairley, Mrs. and Earl Mrs. B. Haskin, all of Deerfield. The golfing group tees off Tuesday between 8 a.m. and a.m. at Sportsman’s Country in Northbrook. There are 75 bers enrolled at the present 2 AREA a Po as | AND ne ee ‘ BALL SOCCER FIELDS s A >~ aN JS gh Daniel every 10:30 Club memtime. Area Resident Is Ticket Chairman Mrs. Wilbert G. Glos of Bannock- burn is the ticket chairman for the Mayfair of Christ Church in Winnetka. The Mayfair will be held in the parish house, 470 Maple St., Winnetka, from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. gext Thursday. It will feature two ashion show luncheons, a Country itchen, and a Boutique. ay II, 1967 FOOTBALL 1' 4 \\ ar ne er a. ew he er ee TO een een name cl mee TUNNEL OPEN FORT ce sae ai is in as aw nT n> aon clad hn Sin win hs ts HOUSE Sunday, May 14—2 to 4 p.m. Meet the staff at 3:00 p.m. FREE FREE FREE Two free weeks of camp to be given away at a drawing. VERNON OAKS Frederick Frank COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL WI 5-1750 Barney, Executive Director— AL 6-0365 Amato, Director — 945-8693 A. Riverwoods Rd., just south of WINNETKA « LAKE FOREST — < Golfers Will Take Season’s Ist Swing "3 The golf group of the Highland © Park Woman’s Club will open its season Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. at Sportsman’s Country Club, 2525 — Dundee Rd., Northbrook. E Mrs. Peter J. Duskey and Mrs, — Paul Gross, both of Highland Park, — may be contacted for further — information. club sale pre- ing and performing skits for more during Kenneth plentiful. sentation meeting. Mrs. Arnold Tobin and Mrs. Herbert Stern, both of Highland Park, have been writ- Illinois’ Mrs. Lincolnshire. She adds that tomatoes and green peppers will also be The writing-acting. team of “Tobin and Stern’ will present ‘‘As Others Sprague school. herbs are rarely available at local nurseries, according to committee given 4248542 hours to the hospital in the will have given 100 or more in the past 12 months. garage, and gardens of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman P. Johnson, 6 Grenadier Court, Lincolnshire. and petunias. A collection of herbs also will be sold at reasonable prices. These Bay Rd. the reached by entering Lincolnshire at _ Buckingham Pl: which is east of — There will be a selection of annuals available including fuchsia, impatiens, geraniums, begonias, Park Recreation Center, 1850 Green man, The Lincolnshire Garden Club’s bi-annual plant sale will be held May 26, 27, and 28 in the driveway, ae The club’s bowling season closed with the annual awards luncheon — Apr. 19 in the Deerpath Inn, Lake Forest. Trophies were awarded and surplus money given to Little City in Palatine and the club’s scholarship fund. Mrs. Clarence Miller and Mrs. — Thomas McArthur, both of High- — land Park, will be next season’s — chairman and co-chairman. ‘ | �t Bazaar Committee Sets Meeting James The Highland Park Arden Shore Committee has called a meeting of the bazaar committee at 9:30 a.m. next Thursday in the home of Mrs. John G. Fuller, 99 Roger Williams Av. The committee is making articles for sale in the annual bazaar to be held Oct. 10 at the Arden Shore School for Boys in Lake Bluff. Mrs. Sailing Society Edgar B. Tolman to Honor Jr. of Winnetka : “oe = Mrs. Carl Skoglund (from left), Mrs. Henry — Hakewill, and Mrs. Lyman W. Higgins compare fasihons in the Golden Nugget Room of / Homemakers’ Association to Hold Show The Lake County Homemakers’ Association will hold a dessert- fashion show at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Zion Lutheran Church, 10 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield. _ Members of the association will _ prepare the desserts and the fash- ions will be from Berkeley’s in | Deerfield. Gillen’s Beauty Shop in | Deerfield will provide hairstyles. _ Models will be Mrs. Robert _ Gullen, Mrs. Gene Melchiorre, Mrs. _H. P. Liske Petersen, of Deerfield; and and Mrs. Mrs. John Wil- liam Schinleber and Mrs. Paul Kaiser of Northbrook. Mrs. Daniel Starck of Deerfield will be the commentator. Mrs. Lyman Higgins and Mrs. Carl Skoglund head the committee. Members, all from Deerfield, are Mrs. Henry Hakewill and Mrs. Norman Johnson, desserts; Mrs. Jerome Mckenney and Mrs. Walter Maule, table decorations; Mrs. Harry Johnson and Mrs, Henry Slate Last Review The final book season sponsored review of Center of Infant Welfare Society will be held at 11 a.m. today in the Deerpath Inn, 255 E. Illinois Rd., Lake Forest. Greta Wiley will review ‘Diary of a Mad Housewife” by Sue Kaufman. Luncheon will be served in the Lake Forest Room. Lake Forest SIE Elin 504% MN Western Take care of your vision with yearly Eye Examinations. Phone WI 5-0674 for appointment. slin..ciie...clie..tlte...tlie..te..ttin..ite..tlie.thin. Welcome tether .alte whe did you ote ot oe. oe oo S. S. 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The society, a group of yachtsmen who sailed at least 20 times in the Chicago to Mackinac Island race, has selected ‘“‘Bud’’ Tolman to receive the Island Goats’ Award. ll Pie Park a o of Highland Mr. Tolman is a veteran of 22 Mackinac races and three times a winner of the sailing classic. His yacht, Taltohna, designed to his specifications, won in 1948 rigged as a ketch; in 1949 rigged as a sloop; and in 1954 as a cutter. Other officers of the sailing society who will attend the festivities are Lynn Williams of Winnetka and Percy Wilson of Bannockburn. will be honored at the annual black tie dinner of Island Goats’ Sailing a Souby chairman of the committee. The Highland Park Committee is also engaged in a fund raising drive. Letters have been sent to committee members and other Highland Park residents seeking funds to support the school which houses and educates needy dependent boys of superior intelligence. North Shore Travel Service 1580 Sherman Avenue Evanston (60201) Winnetka Travel 561 Lincoln Street Winnetka (60093) �Durment to Go LET THE To Annapolis FUR by Lee K-Thorpe Distinguished of Thorpe Furriers Norman D. Durment, 733 Central Av., Highland Park, has_ been appointed to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. Norman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Durment, was selected by Cong. Robert McClory FLY Furs Since 1895 Mother’s Day Is Every Day “God (R-12th) could everywhere. not and be therefore of Lake Bluff. Norman will graduate in June from Highland Park High School. He has been active in intramural athletics and was selected to represent Highland Park High School at Illinois Boys’ State. In addition, Norman has played string instruments in musical groups. Norman will begin his education and training at Annapolis on June 30 as a member of the Class of Every year we set aside one day to pay tribute to mothers — but how small a monument for mothers . .. here and everywhere . . . our wonderful woman whose thousand tender endeavors make all our days more pleasant . . . whose very being is the rallying-point around which the strong and powerful foundation of our lives are built . . . and who quietly remains in the background taken for granted often unthanked and too little appreciated throughout the year. 1971. A Named to Post Berman, 1341 Av., | Park, She been appointed special assistant to the president for Henry’s Drive-In, Inc. He will be re- _ sponsible for co- ordinating al] purchasing activities for the naMr. Berman __ tionwide chain. Prior to joining Henry’s, Mr. Berman was a purchasing executive for the Kitchens of Sara Lee in Deerfield. Elected giveth her Ferndale Highland has woman of valor, who far above rubies. She looketh and eateth By Area Firm Lionel he Treasurer Howard Grossenheider, 939 Rosemary Ter., Deerfield, has been elected treasurer of the Zenith Pioneers, employees of Zenith Radio Corp. with 20 or more years service. Mr. Grossenheider, has been a Zenith employee 25 years. The group held its annual banquet recently at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago. can mothers.” find? For her well to the ways of her not the bread of idleness. food to her household, price is household, and a portion to maidens. She stretcheth out her hand to the poor; reacheth forth her hands to the needy. yea, She the law openeth of her mouth kindness is on with her dignity are the time to Her rise children husband ters up, also. and have done wisdom; and she tongue. Strength and laugheth at her clothing; come. and call her he praiseth valiantly, but and she blessed; her her: “Many daugh- thou excellest them all.” Grace is deceitful, an that feareth and beauty the Lord, is vain; she but a wom- be praised. shall Give her of the fruit of her hands and let her works praise her in the gates. — Chapter 31, Book of Proverbs There is in all this cold and hollow fount of deep, strong deathless love, save in a mother’s heart. — Felicia Hemans Children, look in those eyes, listen world no that with- to that dear voice, notice the feeling of even a single touch that is bestowed upon you by that gentle hand! Make much of it while yet you have that most precious of all good gifts, a loving mother. Read the unfathomable love of those eyes; the kind anxiety of that tone and look, however slight your pain. In after life you may have friends, fond, dear friends, but never will you have again the inexpressible love and but Highland Park Man made a lavished bestows. future destiny upon you, which none — Macaulay the Marine Pfc. John I. Ferrari of Highland Park has been stationed near Da Nang in Vietnam with the 2nd Battalion of the 11th Marine Regiment. Pfe. Ferrari entered the service in August, 1966. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Narcisco Ferrari, 2914 Warbler Ln. The future of society is in the hands of mothers. If the world was lost through woman, alone can save it. — De Baufort the she Duty Near London No language can express the power and beauty and heroism and majesty of a mother’s love. It shrinks not where man cowers, and grows stronger where man faints, and over the wastes of worldly in Vietnam Airman 3c Charles R. Sheahen of Highwood is with the 7551st Support Squadron stationed near London. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Sheahen, 46 Elm Av., and formerly was employed at the Lake Forest Post Office. He was graduated from Highland Park High School. PARENTS RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Artur Bildschun have returned to Heidelberg, Germany, after visiting for several weeks with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Bischoff, 1042 Elmwood Av., Deerield. The Bischoffs, with their son, f-Roger, 7 months, recently moved to K Yeerfield from Highwood. , NMay 11, 1967 yy - ~ The gentleness mother always Stationed OUR ORIGINAL FASHIONABLE WIN ace)a= AT $359... A RARE VALUE. work of the mother. All that I am, or mother. — Lincoln What are of the hope Raphael’s to is I owe to my but the in permanent fortune sends the radiance like heaven. in be, Madonnas of a mother’s love, fixed ever? —T. W. Higginson a star child — Napoleon shadow outline of its quenchless —E. H. angel for- fidelity Chapin man never sees all that his mother has been to him till its too late to let her know that he sees it.— W. D. Howells A mother’s love is indeed the golden link that he is still but a child, furrowed his cheek, or silvered his brow, who can yet recall, with a softened heart, the fond devotion, or the gentle the best friend that God ever gives God could not be everywhere, and therefore he made mothers. Nature’s loving proxy, the watchful mother. — Bulver The mother’s heart is the child’s schoolroom. premises gives you twelve months of immediate in-andout approved vault service . . . at one low annual cost. lt means your furs are available to you for instant use A binds youth to age; and however time may have Thorpe Furs* Expert Storage Protection Thorpe Furs' fur storage facilities located on our chidings, of us. — Bovee whenever you want them. It means free estimates pairs, restyling or relining at very modest rates. 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He worked in Marinette, LaCrosse, and several other Wisconsin towns until Pearl Harbor ‘made a change in his plans. Wins Wings of Columbia Broadcasting System. Enlisting in the air force, Jay soon won his pilot’s wings and rose to the rank | going of lieutenant. overseas, fiancee, he Virginia, Before married and when his he | was discharged in 1945, he decided to enter college. _ At Marquette University, Jay ‘studied journalism and speech during the day and held a full-time job at night. He spent his spare time at radio station WMLO in Milwaukee. - But with a wife and rapidly = late family—there are five daughters and two sons now—Jay’s ambition increased. . In 1951, he came to Chicago. A thoughtless announcer, un- | aware that he was standing before an “open”? mike, dropped an ob‘scene word into his conversation, and that’s how it happened there | was an opening just at the moment Jay applied for a job. | Though the newcomer had no formal training in music, he grew + =, His a musically inclined family. background equipped him well enough to win the assignment as narrator for the Grant Park Symphony performances over the CBS radio network. Likes New Schedule Mr. Smith furnish the program out. The Dawn. told Dr. Stanton he’d cash if a suitable format result could was be worked Music ’Til to the culture years. Jay spends of America his over the daytime hours sleeping, preparing his comments for the show, timing the selections he’ll play in response to requests, Broadcast in nine cities across and puttering around his rambling the continent, each program has its 13-room Victorian home on Laurel own host. The basic music is _ AV. scheduled by the New York station and each host adapts the format to the interests of his own audience. The program usually starts in a light vein, gets progressively heavier, then gradually lighter toward dawn. That’s the foxhole Jay landed in right from its start and that finds so comfortable today. The program, American still sponsored Airlines, won he by a Peabody Award last year for its contribution “The house is a hundred years old, and something always needs doing,”’ he said, looking up at the high ceiling where a bit of paint Jay Andres and his wife, Virginia, talk things over with Max, the wire-haired dachshund they bought at the Lambs Pet Park in Libertyville. “We're not going to take just anything,” Jay warned them as they set out. because he’s always telling me just took a passenger out American Airlines.”’ Max, their wire-haired dachshund, was a unanimous choice. And Jay’s mail is full of letters from all sorts of people, from motherly old ladies to neurotic ones, and Jay is especially pleased that they found him at the Lambs Pet Park in Libertyville. The organization to help to retarded young adults support themselves has a special meaning for him. He has a re- was flaking. tarded sister and is deeply aware of One of his hobbies is cooking. “T’m no specialist, just a good allround cook,” Jay said, then added, the problems. “but I read Gourmet magazine and every now and then I like to experiment.”’ When the children wanted a the purchase was pet, a family project. Working hours for this night owl are from 11 p.m. 11:30 through p.m. to Friday 5:30 a.m. and from to 6:30 a.m. Saturday. Jay likes to get a nap earlier in the evening so that he’s fresh for work. One of the side benefits is that he has little traffic to contend with on his way to the Loop and never has trouble finding a parking space. While his schedule leaves little time for a social life the announcer nevertheless has a_ fantastically wide acquaintance. Many of his listeners call him regularly to chat, since a symphony recording often runs 40 minutes and Jay only has to As a result of the years of attending college during the day and working nights, Jay had be- make one newscast and give four commercials each hour. come obstetricians awakened by “false alarms,” and unable to get back to sleep, and cab drivers cruising the streets are among his callers. pretty much of a night owl, /eatching a few hours of sleep whenever he could. After graduation, he was able to spend more time at home with Virginia and the children and ~6~scned In he liked the new le. Doctors and nurses on night duty, “One mine,” cab driver is a favorite of Jay said. “Perhaps it’s 1953, another night owl, C. R. Smith, then president of American Airlines, became annoyed to find nothing that appealed to him on the air late at night. He discussed the situation with still another night owl, Dr. Frank Stanton, president from friendly souls to very lonely ones. He is amused to find letters telling him how the program has deteriorated, or how much it has improved. “Basically, it’s always pretty much the same,” he said. And being a good-natured, easygoing sort, that’s just the way Jay Tells Working Hours Monday he to likes it. 6 Shore Women Help Arrange Art Showing Six North Shore women are helping plan an art show. They are Mrs. Jeffrey Kahn, 1114 Galway Ct., Northbrook; Mrs. Walter L. Mead, 220 Chestnut St., and Mrs. Charles R. Kaufman, 844 Prospect Av., both of Winnetka; Mrs. Henry Apfelbach, 151 Euclid Av., Glencoe; and Mrs. William Gimbel III, 437 Havenwood Ct., and Mrs. John Thomson, 800 Kimball Rd., both of Highland Park. Mrs. Mrs. Gimbel, Mead Auxiliary Mrs. represent Kahn, the of the Woman’s and Junior Expan- sion Board of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s Chicago chapter, and Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. Kaufman, and Mrs. Apfelbach represent the Chicago Homebound Project of the National Recreation and Park Association. The two organizations are spon- soring an exhibit of paintings by disabled adults in the Distelheim Jay performs for an audience of insomniacs, night workers, and just plain night owls. Galleries, 113 E. Oak St., Chicago, from 2 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Money from the sale of paintings will provide funds for park district art classes for the disabled. May II, 1967 �a oie uh : Tey North A of painting, sculpture, _ 580 ROGER WILLIAMS BLDG., Highland Park. Works of Paula Robert) Natkin, 1474 Linden Av., Highland Park, through May. (Mrs. HALL GALLERIES, Rt. 45, one mile west of Half Day. international artists and studio exhibit of Gwen (Mrs. Raymond) Marino, featuring portraits and animal studies. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily; noon to 9 p.m. Sunday. of PARK INN, 445 Forest. Central Expressway Park. Paintings by Jean (Mrs. Highland Park, through May. PARKER EDWARDS Av. Paintings by Alice and Jack) GALLERY, Lake-Cook Pincus, 1223 503 Central Av. Rd., Green Highland Bay Nineteenth Rd., Century American paintings, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Music North Programs BARAT COLLEGE. International festival, and readings, 8 p.m. tomorrow, Drake Theater. dances, music, featuring Dr. FOCUS ON OPERA. Lecture-performance, Northwestern University Opera Workshop, 1:15 p.m. Park Recreation Center, 1850 Green Bay Rd. Robert Gay Tuesday, and Highland Off Campus Writers To Sponsor Lectures The 3:30 p.m. performance will be sponsored by the SpeisbergerHofheimer Music Fund as part of the temple’s cultural and musical Milton SPRING SALE Preves, 721 Raleigh Thursday, Glenview; cellist Frank Miller, 1003 Dresses $29 GETS Miss Park, sity, voted Vernon SORORITY HONOR Mary Jo Marks of Highland a freshman at Drake UniverDes Moines, recently was the outstanding pledgee of CLOTHES 85 LINDEN or for Mrs. Remsberg Bonnie (Mrs. Charles) Remsberg, 1521 Kirk St., Evanston, will speak at the first meeting on ‘“‘The Care of Feeding of a Free-Lance Writer.” For seven years, Mrs. Remsberg and her husband have collaborated on free-lance articles which have appeared in Reader’s Digest, Esquire, Saturday Review, Good Housekeeping, True, The Writer, and Family Weekly. fictionalized biographies for American Literature Award in 1963 for her books, “Chicago: Big Shouldered City’ and ‘‘Abigail Adams: The President’s Lady.” RETURN FROM FLORIDA Mrs. Lawrence Incandela children, Diane and and Richard, 730 Dimmeydale Dr., Deerfield, are home after a vacation in Tampa, Fla. During their stay in Florida, they visited their daughter and sister, Kathy, a student (Fla.) College. at St. Leo an Emmy Award. Mrs. Regina Z. Kelly of Oak Park ill speak May 25 on “A Book Is Born.”” She will bring original anuscripts, edited drafts, galley proofs, original illustrations, and May 11, 1967 ZO af Ravinia Galleries of Highland Park | | q Custom PICTURE BS BeBe harles Huggins, Discovery Is Our Business, has been nominated for HUBBARD WOODS Free Parking for 350 Cars on Premises ORE LOCAL HHUDLHUHNNL Mrs. Kelly’s “Lincoln and Douglas—the Years of Decision’ was a Book-of-the-Month Club selection in 1960. She received the Friends of In addition to writing and acting oday in Chicago show at 6:30 a.m. daily. Mrs. Remsberg’s hour-long docuentary on Nobel Prize winner Dr. AVE. COUNTRY the young adult. as moderator for TV programs, Mrs. Remsberg is hostess on NBC’s he Eternal Quest, which she and er husband research and write. She also is reporter for NBC’s AND journalism at Northwestern University. She has more than a dozen books to her credit, most of them FRAMING THE NORTH LARGEST SHORE’S SELECTIONS OF CUSTOM FRAMES AND MATS Oil Paintings ¢ Custom Mirrors Paintings & Frames Restored e Fine Prints 832 Central Av - Highland Park 433-0717 | } to read for every member NEWS e FINE ARTS: of your family. e TEENS’ PAGE COMPLETE SPORTS COVERAGE PEANUT saints both ™ one. TOWN A graduate of the University of Chicago, Mrs. Kelly also studied GALLERY FOR THE KIDS Make sure you receive your HOLLISTER NEWSPAPER each Thursday. Subscribe TODAY! Continue to: READ eees can be purchased FOR $16 other items used in the making of a book. STs &- x 4 for Tickets $119 389 Av. THE DIFFERENCE. Hlage DEERFIELD HIGHWOOD ae LJ LI SSS House. $59 =SUUTIIUTUUUUUUUVRUUUNUOUNUNUUURGUGLAOALLLLOGUULUUUELUL LULL eu eT Community = 905 Judson ONLY SHOP Raed, Av., the year by Chi Omega sorority. Miss Marks is the daughter of Mr. ec ss (eka $39 $9 and envelope or going in person to the 840 13 HATS may be obtained in advance by sending a stamped, self-addressed temple office, Glencoe. 12, © Cocktail ¢ Evening Suits & Coats Free tickests for the performance SS The public talks scheduled from 10 a.m. to *’< noon in Winnet- ii, Saturday WOODS HUBBARD Rd., and [1 NAME ADDRESS CITY Subscription Date STATE : + [™] CHECK ENCLOSED § (] COMPLETE THIS SUBSCRIPTION 444 Central Ave., FORM AND YEAR $2.00 [3 YEARS $5.25 Tit CODE. Bees 25—following Friday MAY Whitfield Rd., Northbrook; and pianist Lillian Siskin, 928 Oak Dr., Glencoe, wife of Congregation Israel’s Rabbi Edgar E. Siskin. est May — éer ve me gare: our first and only The quartet will perform Ludwig BFF and be . iA bye ne a | Mr. and Mrs. Zollie S. Frank of Winnetka, congregation members. Fes Thursday rf at and Mrs, Richard R. Marks Jr., of The Off Campus Writers’ Workshop will offer two programs—next ose Shore CLUB, 1201 Park Av. W. Works of Tim THEATER, Edens the will be presented Ensemble members are violinist Victor Aitay of Chicago; ‘violist (Mrs. Ben) Lazard, 1610 Linden Av., Highland Park, through May. HOLIDAY by Quartet van Beethoven’s Quartet in E-flat major and Ernest Chausson’s Quartet in A major. by HIGHLAND PARK HOSPITAL, 718 Central Av. Paintings by Paula (Mrs. Robert) Natkin, 1474 Linden Av., Highland Park, through May. HIGHLAND ahars meBt Sy <a * Open Daily S. HIGHLAND PARK CITY HALL,.1707 St. Johns Av. Paintings Brennen (Mrs. Foreman) Mueller of Wilmette, through May. and Hal Rogoff of Park Fh 9 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. program. The fund was created by HICKORY PARK COUNTRY 7 ee jeanee % 2 ge North Shore Congregation Israel May 21 as a gift to area residents. BARAT COLLEGE, Lake Forest. Student show and graphics, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, through May. HIGHLAND Shore concert Piano Art Exhibits Meier of Evanston nines a be aeel an a ete eas eygt iis Pgs: ‘ tee ie Wee Sie gee ey 5 oie oe rt elas Plans Concert / ‘Works i et Clee eS a 2 ai gate E ea x ‘ ‘ Piano Quartet calendar #4ine Pe wip SEND BILL MAIL TODAY! Highland Park, Ill. �4 N. Tito A DEL WEST Gil .. ag EE aes ay ‘Mariano Caruso... NICK Miles Nekolny - . ohn Carmen Arlington PMOLIE *Conductor: Georg Solti Stage Director: Wilham Rossi... HARRY DIE WALKURE U-LIailim. BILLY JACKRABBIT LE APO VSEMIL Inge Bork: WV ance of excerpts ‘Don Chorus R € Paul Schoeffler.. Lyric Opera Guild, will sponsor a on opera Tuesday will be held at 1:15 in the Highland Park Recrea- Center, 1850 Green Bay Rd. _ Dr. Robert Gay and the North- western University Opera Workpresent |formance gang é The Ke lecture-per- from Mozart’s Wolf‘Don centers around the exploits of the legendary :- libertine, Don Juan. Three women are involved—Donna Anna, whose tater is killed by Don Giovanni: F Honua Elvira, whom he has deserted but who ‘still loves him; and | Zerlina, a pretty peasant girl about to be married to another. Ee “ : Catalogs Master’s Adventures Among the highlights are the aria Kn which Don Giovanni’s servant | catalogs his master’s amorous ad_ ventures, Don Giovanni’s the In addition to analyzing and _ explaining the opera, Dr. Gay will _ talk about what it means to be and _ what it takes to be an opera star. _ 70 Dr. Gay, who produces two major Airlines (Nov. entire 13) Ralph ELVIRA (Oct. 29) Ettore Bastia: Herva Nelli Gertrude Ribi Jussi Bjoerling . . Mariano Caruso. TOSCA » MANRICO . . (Puccini) October 30, November RUIZ 2 and § In Ltalian ISNT IT ABOUT TIME MOTHER GOT A DAY OFF? operas a year at Northwestern in addition to his teaching duties as a professor, spent the spring of 1964 in Italy, where he discovered and had photographed the original version of Giuseppi Verdi’s “La Tra- my Boches tails. The vaca- tion world. Come talk to us about de- airlines now have family fare, husband and wife 4 onductor: Georg Solti tage Director: William Wymetal 4/Chorus Master: Michael Lepore . ~ Choreographer: Ruth Page TROVA were there is no better travel buy in the ..LEPORELLO and two teen age children can fly jet, Chicago to Miami and return, for $91.00 per person. I took time out to fly over to Freeport in the Bahamas. Only 20 minutes from Miami by jet and into a different world. Luxury hotels, like the Lucayan, Kings Inn and the Oceanus in good old British style. Watch out for the sober drivers who drive on the left hand side of the road. The drunks are over on the right side. Talked to travel agents with offices in Montreal. They tell me the Expo is tremendous and that three million people will have seen it in the first 10 viata.”’ day period. We have train, air and bus tours that include hotel space. Ask us! A baritone, he has sung with the Philadelphia Opera Company, the New England Opera Theater, and as soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Dr. Gay studied at Curtis Insti- tute of Music and Mannes College of Music. He has a master of fine arts degree from Boston Universi- ty. He recently served as president of the National Opera Association. TREAT HER TO A DELIGHTFUL MOTHER'S AT THE NEW ARC Tickets for the public performance will be available at the door. Additional information can be obtained by calling Mrs. Vincent e COMPLETE DINNERS . . For The Whole Family Rauner, e SPECIAL field, or 1440 Wincanton Mrs. Frank Dr., Deer- Lieber, 258 Woodland Rd., Highland Park. MENUS e RESERVATIONS DAY ACCEPTED Carroll College, Waukesha, Wis., this fall. Mr. Grile is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Grile, 865 Warwick Rd. THE NEW 1813 WAUKEGAN dren dale; back also from Ft. Arlene Lauder- Raggow to Mexico. and_ Lester Maehler have just left for a vacation in Nassau. FOR CHILDREN REQUESTED Deerfield BY COLLEGE Bill Grile of Deerfield, a senior at Deerfield High School, has been accepted for his freshman year at We welcome the Senior Mike Bonamartes and _ grandchilfrom her trip Herve’ Turner serenade as he pursues Zerlina, and _ ballroom and dinner music. Delta hosts. The weather was a perfect 80, and the ocean water 76. We all agreed that at $12.00 a roa 8 ae person, including three large meals and free golf Lind... \Dolores Wilson . . . ZERLINA Headed Opera Group story _ amorous a of excerpts Amadeus / Giovanni, " In Italian . Fernando Corena. October 23 ant The Highland Park Music Club and the Highland Park chapter, will agents from all over the U.S. and Canada. Miami Hotels \ndrew Foldi...MAsETTO IL. I have just returned from Miami Showcase 1967 to- Nicola Rossi-Lemeni . . . DON GIOVANNI : To Sponsor Joint Program _ shop 13 AHEAD gether with 2,000 other travel Lepore (Mozart) October 29 and November BOCHES. PLAN and “Tye Chspwec; Music Club “a Michael THE COMMENDATORE Eleanor Steber . .. DONNA ANNA Leopold Simoneau . . . DON OTTAVIO “ond uC tor: Del event cle, Kenneth Ruth Page DONNA Ex ioy d Harré Mari: ano Caruso... INCREDIBILE ~ Henri Noel . ». ROUCHER The by RALPH F ISSION ARTO DONNA ELVIRA Carn _ p.m. BERVOIXK Eva Likova as Mile s Nek ie a GIOVANNI Gloria | Gloria Lin 4_ Shirley WwW peewee FIORA Giovanni," Master: DON Eleanor St# ~ Mario from Choreographer: Bernard iff Tito Gobb@ ein Parker program jointly sponsored by the Highland Park Music Club and the Highland Park Chapter, Lyric Opera Guild. (Howard Fochler ‘! Photo) bella Vassallo Virgi Glor Evel Patr (74 eo, GLUSE PPE Virginia A RE Valkyr’ iva S UST Birgit Nilssc Claramae Master: 2. Eleanor Steber ... VIOLETTA VALERY & . SIEGMUND ean... HUNDING WOTAN LINDE Ludw.t, Willian Paul Scl FAUIICL SOLDIERS Miss Maria Lagios of Chicago, as Zerlina, and Donald Gray of Evanston, in the title role, rehearse for the Opera Workshop perform- (We In Ger. October | Stage Directo’ & 4 ahUy APP Conductor lg 16 INQILilitdil, Miles Nekolny ... A ¢. Evelyn Reynolds A St Rollman p> ANDREA LOL TWO » HANDSOME - Eunice Alberts . . Leon Lishner ~ Arlington R £ | Wilhelm Sil’ i : ASHBY Alan Smith... jor _ Andrew Foldi... HAppy ~ Lioyd Harris... LARKENs i e Ev el vn GIORGIO GERMONT iano Caruso... GASTONE DE LETORIERES i Noel .. . BARON DOUPHO!I ‘To Give Opera Excerpts - ome . William Wildermann . ‘Henri Noel... sonoraA ‘Ralph Nielsen. . . TRIN Bernard Izzo... sip October Ettore Bastianini.. sneovers U. Professor, ‘Students LrUUL Chorus . 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Lacking the wit and the style needed to bring of the comedy bizarre off thisis bi absurd, the production settles for the occasional presence of departed dad (Jonathan Winters) who periFRIDAY, WILMETTE . stay at a tropical island hotel in the 1710 Sherman Ave . sca OnD ‘] PooiDa de ae dame Morse, Robert Russell, Harris) ae who done it! its poignant account: of.the tender hospital and disgorges AND CLOSET IN THE FEELING I’M PT in the funniest when Nazi domination and antigemitism are beginning to make themselves felt. It depicts with + OH, interesting. ‘ienive KIDDING Holm) mature and Adults Color. none is sympathetic YOU’VE DOCTOR. Roman and out of bedrooms, baths. However, subtitles. Adults. mistaken identity, lots of running in and husband. tsione Se couldn’t be more slave Pseudolus 12 Begs Jane Fonda plays the young ; ‘ second wife of a wealthy, middleaged businessman. He has a son near her age with whom she falls in FRIDAY, MAY MATINEE DAILY ow (Zero Mostel, Phil Silvers) If Mackus Sennettus himself had directed this film version of the bawdy Broadway musical farce, it hilarious. Roman is to earn his ne lie the horrors of greed, intolerance, and war. The setting is a E small, placid Slovak town in 1942, pera simple ae deceptively Ny Enery) the ea FORUM Behind {acade of this powerful Czech film spe (Jane Jebetahate sete tapbel shed abababnted olalabe! s THE OVER * TO a IS kk WAY GAME Fenda, Michel Piccoli, Peter Mc- ~ THE HAPPENED idays hachtitha seas AnatPat Ge? ON THING ay a BSE THE A FUNNY be (Josef Kroner, Ida Kaminska) nel eal bal (9) SS > bad jokes. Color. Adults. Commit- Films Club Drama er 6 PLM. g All 1D reat ; Theatres — STREET MAIN ON SHOP THE FREE PARKING Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. AftHOURS: o ge A by Sara Bloom, Chair- Complied : - odically intrudes on the action with Baapan & Karz RN in Briet Shore Movies no meter charge on adjacent streets : ae �Plans Concert Barat evening The concert at Lake College will present an of international entertain- ment at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Drake Theater on campus. The free public program will feature the classical dance of Forest College to benefit the proposed Fine Arts Center on the campus will be presented at 8:30 p.m. May 23. India; Israeli folk songs by Shirley Originally scheduled for tonight, the program will feature baritone (Mrs. R. E.) Hattis, 1522 Sherwood Rd., Highland Park; Polish folk Louis C. Sudler, founder of. the WGN-TV Artists’ Showcase program; 9-year-old violinist Stephanie Chase of Deerfield; and 12-year-old dances; dance; cellist Robert Kent Willis of Deerfield, a freshman at Brown University, Lawrence Foster of ACCEPTS Glen Ellyn. The the young 1967 musicians Jean won Providence, R.I., has been accepted Youth for membership with Delta Upsilon both appeared Martinon on a program fraternity. Mr. Willis, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Willis, 627 Symphony which received Award. the 1967 Peabody ~ Rd. The concert will be given in the college Commons, Sheridan Rd. and Commons Dr. Tickets may be purchased at the door. For International national costume the afternoon. CHAN'S TEANOUSE CANTONESE-AMERICAN RESTAURANT mile 53 CLASSES : ye : so" . . were 1908 hot French Phone Open 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Closed ek ak bdcaied “dood GR 5-5310 452-3 Daily Mondays 1636 Old Deerfield Rd. Highland Park CUISINE Businessmen’s Daily slaw, honey-lb. We Cater to Parties | for 5-6, 7-8, RECENT Lunch Now 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Mondays Tel. 433-1414 Sheridan Highland PAINTINGS Josoph terest | Family Style Dinners Carry-Out Service Complete Catering Service : Delivery Service Cantonese Buffet (Sundays) e e & fries. 9-12, 13-16 yr. olds. 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SAND oS. et SS 594 GREEN BAY ROAD Open PARKING —S WINNETKA to 5 P.M. — Saturday 8 A.M. Medes HI 6-0734 to 4 P.M. del ay Sit: : ) | �é = wae : ‘Mother Goose’ Plan Swim Show At Deerfield High “Mother Goose on the Loose’ is the theme of Deerfield High School’s swim show to be presented Karen Lindsay, Beth Nelson, Leslie Davis, Mary Beth Moynes, Betsy Bauer, Jackie Sharf, Kyle Randerson, and Chris Spelius, and Judy Lindquist. Members of the junior club include Karen Schaid, Patty Roach, will be performed. The show will include two solos— “Mother cool = Preparations are well under way for Deerfield High School's annual Fine Arts Festival May 20— 21. One-act plays will be among the attractions _ during the festival. Rehearsing a scene from "The Bald Soprano," to be presented May 20, are (from left) Mike Hart, Barb Blane, Sunny Balsam, Dave Miller, Joan Eldredge, and Henry Moran. = the most popular The honor goes, of Mr. Alleman isn’t only popular at ‘Deerfield High. His popularity is ‘steadily increasing in the performing arts field. He often can be seen on television fast relief channels of Tums praising or tations, including ‘“‘The Bald Soprano” by Eugene Ionesco, ‘‘The Zoo Story,” by Edward Albee, and the advising “The best known for his Clark Gasoline he plays a Eureka Vacuum Cleaners, and others. Although Mr. Alleman regularly teaches speech classes at the high school, it is not ‘unusual for him to fly to New York after school is dismissed, shoot a commercial, and be back in school after missing only one day. | His talent isn’t limited to television commercials. Mr. Alleman also is a free lance actor. At present he is participating in the Harper Theater production of “Becket”’ on Chicago’s South Side. He plays both dramatic and ‘comedy roles, and is capable of doing his own makeup skillfully. The plays in which he has participated constitute an impressive list. It includes “Oklahoma,” South Pacific,” “My Fair Lady,” ‘‘Briga- doon,” ‘The Most Happy Fellow,” “The Subject Was Roses,’’ and “‘Do Re Mi.” _ His first part in a play was eight € ago when he played a sanitarium attendant in “Harvey.” When Mr. Alleman isn’t busy making TV pilots or doing summer ock, he leads a happy, normal amily life. He and his wife, Enid, ele their four children, Randi, Charles, Tamlyn, and Kyran, live n Lake Forest. All articles on this page are written by students at Deerfield High School. We encourage comments from both teens and adults. Send them. in care of the ‘Teen Page to the Villager, 444 Central Av., Highland Park. v4 . Barb Na- Tickets will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Mrs. Ann Chamberlain will direct the show. of the senior club are Apollo Of Bellac,” by & ~ Deerfield High School girls ar e putting the finishing touches on acts for the swim show, "Mother Goose on the Loose," tomorrow and Saturday at the school. There will be I7 acts in the show, which opens at 8:30 p.m. Jean Giraudoux. The evening of drama will be sponsored by the National Honor Society. All proceeds will go toward scholarships. _ Mr. Alleman also does commercials for zipcode, and Judy Lindquist. There also will be 13 other acts. Members Schwartz, Drama classes will lead off May 20 with several one-act play presen- people to use their Midwest Bank ‘Charge Card. But he’s probably commercials in which ‘Station attendant. Cheryl Zeman Cliffe, Lennie than, and Bobbette Kussler. in the performing and graphic arts. The festival will culminate a week of student exhibits and artistic activity. to Doug Alleman, star speech teacher. | Nelson, and ‘Goldilocks,’ featuring Betsy Bauer. There also will be two duets—‘‘Jack and Jill,”’ performed by Mary Moynes and Leslie Davis, and “Baa Baa Black Sheep,” with Deerfield High School’s annual Fine Arts Festival will be held May 20-21 to demonstrate student abiity TV course, Cathy Dickinson, Dee Dee Roach, Priscilla Young, Maureen Murphy, Kim Nelson, Karen Weichmann, Sandy Grossenheider, Debbie Lager, Gail Peterson, Gini Bull, Diana Beth To Open Soon celebrity at Deerfield High School? _ featuring Arts Festival By BARB WALLACE is Goose,” High School's Deerfield Teacher Is TV ‘Celebrity’ _ Who Zeman, Girls participating in the show are members of the junior and tomorrow senior swim clubs. Many of the girls have written the numbers that > Cheryl Satur- at 8:30 p.m. day at the high school. ? Montrose, Cheryl Neumayer, Debbie Eston, Sarah Walker, Margie McAfee, Debbie Kanter, Jo Snyder, Laurie On Doug Alleman, TV celebrity. 21, the festival dance and forensics. One of the newest organizations at Deerfield High School is the Key to Deerfield’s Kiwanis Club has laid the groundwork for this high school chapter, which boasts 20 active Running concurrently with the recitals will be a children’s play, “The Emperor’s Nightingale,’ By Dan Totheroh. This play concerns an oriental emperor who differentiate between artificial worlds. to the real and The children’s take place performance The group hopes to participate in the annual Kiwanis ‘Soap Drive.” donated to needy boys in institutions of all types throughout the Lobbies and corridors will have exhibits of fine and applied arts throughout the week. Demonstrations of art and home economics and industrial arts also will be country. given. collect soap which is will learns members and an adviser, Richard Moore, DHS English instructor. Members in room J-101. Senior Receives Scholarship Deerfield High Erich Almasy will orary stipend of toward his college arship award from ance Co. Erich plans to The award was given on the basis of scores from the National Merit School National Merit finalist last fall. Allstate Insurance sponsored five scholars throughout the nation. This year, three were from the has High been School’s Chicago area. A luncheon with the president of the Allstate Insurance Co. was held yesterday, scholars. honoring the sponsored Kathy Thullen, and Nedra Wondreis. Jody Benson was Deerfield’s Girls’ State representative. The American Legion Auxiliary, representative which As part of this citizenship program, Marguerite will spend June sponsors the program, judges the candidates on the basis of honesty, character, leadership, scholarship, and co-operation. Pam Jordan was named as alternate. Other nominees this year were Anne Fish, Leslie Davis, to last year’s con- vention. 13-26 at MacMurray College in Jacksonville, Ill. She will participate in a mock state government and also will attend various meetings, lectures, and assemblies. Get Language Contest Honors Several Deerfield High School students won honors by participating in national language contests. The national French contest, place in first-year Spanish; Michael] Walls, honorable mention in second- year Spanish; and Lisabeth Swisher, honorable mention in first year sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French, was Spanish. These students given recently at Loyola Universi- prizes May ty. in luncheon restaurant. Receiving honors were David an honorable mention in second-year French. They will receive their prizes May 27 at a “Distribution des. Prix” at Loyola University, Pere Marquette University Center on May 27. A national Spanish contest was held recently at the University of Harvard qualifying test. Erich as a Deerfield High Cleary Deerfield Kornblau, University. Scholarship was named Marguerite named to Attend Girls’ State Schier, an honorable mention in third-year French, and Deborah School senior receive an hon$250 per year education scholAllstate Insurattend Named will will consist of vocal and _ instrumental performances. From 3 to 4 p.m. there will be presentations of Schools’ Key Club Serves Community Club, whose purpose is service the school and community. May feature two one-hour programs. The first, from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Illinois, Chicago Circle. It was sponsored by the American Associ- ation of Teachers Portuguese. Four of Spanish Deerfield and stu- dents won honors. They are Joanne Goulka, first place in third-year Spanish; Pamela Reschke, second Plan will receive their 20 at the association’s the Marina Summer Towers School Registration Tomorrow Deerfield High School students who plan to attend summer school this year must register and pay their course fees in the cafeteria tomorrow after school. 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Trans., Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Windows, Power Seats, Radio, Heater, and WW Tires — ticular buyer. An elegant car for the par- JUST A SAMPLE OF THE MANY MONEY SAVING DEALS WE HAVE IN STOCK NO MONEY =: DOWN e LOW BANK RATE ¢ IMPERIALS e CHRYSLERS PLYMOUTHS -LYONS' OPEN DAILY til 9 PM SAT. & SUN. ]NB te7.\a ¢ -c7 photo ma'/-VU CROUTE OTHER Walton Plaines; tie, Inc., & Des Plymouth Des Perk Sennett Clemder Park ice “0m Plaines FINE ter er D on ~ Psa Inc., Inc., 43) GLENVIEW CHRYSLER Skokie; Skokie; Indi Indian Hilli Motors Inc., CORPORATION . Mark i Winnetka; Motors FINANCING 'TIL 5 PM PHONE ra +- Tr y-fele) DEALERS : Inc., Arlington . Heights; : Highland Park Chrysler & Plymouth Inc., Highland �Achieve Honor Roll Status _ A total of 319 students were named to the Deerfield High School honor roll for the fourth six-week grading period. Students with first honors ~ Danie! R. Alger John E. Lamb Michael. O. Donnell Robert A. Bix Robert L. Whyte Harold P. Benson Joanna C. Benson David E. Berman M. Suzanne Cassell Catherin Dickinson Gail L. Duberchin Pamela A. Erickson Joyce E. Fuller Alan S. Gilbert Howard D. Gorin Bonnie S. Gottlieb Joanne L..Goulka Mary Beth Howe Charles W. Johnson James C. Johnson Harold A. Kessler Laurie Ann Kinkead Kurt G. Kramer Paula L, Longtin Kathleen W. Martin Jeffrey W. Mason Mary Beth Moynes Elizabeth L. Nelson - Joseph A. Colo — Craig Coopersmith 3 M. Cunningham Christine M. Foster James W. Gesler _ Henry Hakewill _ Mark R. Hamilton Dirk S. Hansen _ Lester Holtzblatt bret a ~ Eleanor Lamberti Pamela Reschke | Michael J. Schuler _ Barry A. Steinman | Karen N. Vinik - Stephen Weiss Linda |. Woolley - Priscilla R. Young -Anita M. Zack _ David B. Gorchoff _ Peter E. Jaret - have -aurence R. Kamins Deborah Kanter Paul A. Kay Gove Martin J. Klempner E. Hoffman Charles Katzenberg | Mary F. McLaughlin _ Mark A. Mueller | Mary C. Stern Craig T. Weichmann | David M. Weiss | Hartford Beitman - Richard Laiderman - Warren Montgomery _ Michael D. Mullinix | William Sinkinson - Jeffrey J. Arthur _ Frank M. Baker Sunny L. Balsam | June E. Bjorck Barbara A. Blane | David M. Burian | David C. Busch | Susan D. Derby Joan H. Duhamel | Daniel P. Field Valerie Fladeland | Philip Gilbert Kathryn H. Glasser J. Hall | Thomas J. Hirsh Julie Hursch Susan L. Kalber Diane M. Kenny ‘Sylvia M. Kidd 3.5 or better on for second honors Glenn J. Bubley Jeanne S. Cordell Lisa M. Goldman Susan L. Hartman Carol J. Kay Scott W. Lueders Deborah K. Lundberg Kenneth G. Noble Gregory J. Reed Susan J. Rogers Paul M. Seeley Harmon R. Shay Sharon A. Tobolski Thomas W. Tyler Barbara W. Wallace Kevin D. Welsh Susan J. Wykle Edith S. Asrow Edward E. Bach, Jr. Hester N. Balsam Debra R. Banzhaf James G. Bloch Richard Broderick Carolyn G. Brown David Conedera Bruce A. Dau Lloyd S. Davis a 4-point scale, Lawrence S. Frank Paul H. Gleichauf Ellen F. Gorin Herbert Gould John A. Hutchings Robert J. Lawrence Merrick J. Leler David S. Mack Kathleen A. Magrath Nancy Margulies Marsha A. Miller Marc S. Minkus Richard Mittelman Grant L. Mueller Karen S. Mullinix Arnold L. Neidhardt G. Mark Nelson Stuart A. Nichols Cheryl J. Panzke Joan L. Roth Janet G. Ruttenberg Elizabeth Sommers Richard Streicker Gary A. Treadwell Gregg Wennstrom Nancy M. Williamson Wendy P. Wolff Dr. Erwin M. Patlak (lef), president ef the North Suburban YMCA, presents a "Y" service award to Barry L. Clark, 965 Windsor Rd., Priscilla M. Field Richard A. Frishman Denise L. Gagne Gail L. Geyer Timothy C. Ghianni David M. Glickman Mark Goldstein Allyson L. Hedrick Judith Ingle Richard M. Johnson Cynthia Keene John G. Kyle Craig MacWilliams Kenneth H. Magrath Connie J. Maloney Laurt E. Marshak Richard J. Mason Bruce N. Miller Keith W. Mueller Margaret E. Mullen Andrew D. Norton Elaine E. Olson Schneider R. Riemen James T. Robinson Thomas R. Roth Jr. Richard S. Slavin Bruce M. Tait Thomas R. Voll Michael R. Wetzel Charles E. Williams William Becker Juliett Blumenfeld Roger A. Brook Leslie Cunningham Deni A. Deutsch Margret Egilsson Virginia Fiocchi Saturday Bi Ee aR = _ Deerfield Rotary club—Program: ex Personal Visit to Vietnam,” 12:15 p.m., Villa Moderne. Deerfield Public Library Board _—Regular meeting, 8 p.m., Deerfield Public Library. Chick dinners, | Riverwoods Village Board—Ad- _journed meeting, 8:30 p.m., home of Village : Pres. Paul Ln., Riverwoods. Ags 3 Single Martin, 640 tary Club—Bicycle registration, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., parking lots of Deerfield Grammar, Alan Shepard, Miss Club—Regular _ meeting, 8 p.m., First Presbyterian Church of Deerfield. 76 James’ approved appointment was at the Apr. 24 meeting department for the Des Moines public schools. She also has been a Latin and English teacher in Cross- vile, Ill., librarian in the Leyden Community High School; instructor in the library school of the University of Illinois, and visiting lecturer in instructional materials at Southern Illinois University. 2 Area Educators To Be Interviewed Two area educators featured during will a two-hour demonstration at be televi- 8:30 a.m. Saturday in-New Trier High School East, Winnetka. Deerfield Rotary outing with Glencoe Cary Country Club. Kenneth C. Crowell, . Highland Park School District 108 superintendent, and George Ergang, Bannockburn School District 106 super- Club—Annual Rotary Club, Next Thursday Deerfield Plan Commission—Public hearing on Kottrasch and Glori- Oso petitions, 8 p.m., village hall. Bannockburn School District 106 —Regular board meeting,- 8 p.m., Bannockburn School. Deerfield Village Board—Regular meeting, 8 p.m., village hall. intendent, will be interviewed about their recent visits to meeting, 8 Fieldhouse. District—Regular p.m., Jewett Park division chairman of 20 Miss James be one of seven educators who will interview the superintendents. received a B.A. de- gree from Greenville (Ill. ) College, a degree in library science from the University of Illinois, and an M.A. degree in library science from the University of Chicago. She has many worked as consultant university-sponsored to work- shops for librarians and teachers, and in 1960 she directed a workshop at Purdue University. She also is the author of many professional papers. Miss James is a member Phi Nu, National Library Honorary Kappa Fraternity, Gamma of Beta Science and Delta Society, an interna- tional honor society for women education. She also is a member Association in of Ameri- of School Librari- ans, American Library Association, Iowa Library Association, National Education Association, Audiovisual Education Association of Iowa, Iowa Association of School Librarians, and the Iowa Library Association. RENT-A-CAR ee Plus 8c Per Mile Tate [Ul (1% GAS - OIL - INSURANCE England, Russia, Italy, and several other European countries. Miss Helen Mildner, from West Ridge School in Highland Park, will $4.95 — 24-Hour Day ALL NEW CARS WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION - RADIO - HEATER SEAT BELTS ticle rein AD ga ee EGG DOOR COUNTY HARBOR WISCONSIN 7-room Lannon stone house, nr. Alpine resort, hot and cold water, home in excellent condition, On Tuesday Deerfield Park the can Holy Cross, and Maplewood schools Monday of the Deerfield-Highland Park High School District 113 board. She currently is director of the library and audio-visual service and park in Briarwood Vista. Tomorrow Parents and Deerfield Police Department, Ro- _ South Park School PTA—Annual art fair, 8 p.m., the school. Riverwoods Clark, at Highland Park High School and Wednesday Bannockburn. 9:30 a.m., Maplewood School. Mr. district co-ordinator of instructional materials. aan Deerfield Jaycees—Annual doorto-door order-taking for Chark-O- Park. Miss Viola James will assume duties in August of head librarian Community Calendar Today Highland Librarian to Join Staff Of High School District Nancy E. Flanagan Bruce H. Fritzsche James E. Frost Robert W. Gesler Linda L. Giss Jane H. Glasser James A. Hart Peter Heald Thoma Heidenfelder Mark E. Herzog Bruce L. Homer James C. Jacobs Jeffery E. Jensen Steven L. Jones Michael B. Kadison Kathy A. Kapsa Edward J. Karlin Neil J. Krakauer Gerald S. Levin Larry N. McCord Lyle T. Norman Geoffrey Payne Dale E. Peters Lorraine M. Pitner Jeffrey J. Rizzolo William Schroeder James Schultz Stuart D. Shayman Cheryl Smith Pamela Strawbridge John R. Strichman Jane R. Thompson Robert J. Widmer, Jr. Kirk P. Wildermuth Carol Williams Joan Zelent sion _ Maplewood-Shepard Primary _ PTA—“Morning Coffee for Moms,” in teams, had the highest producing group within the teams division of the YMCA fund drive. His team's total was $54,650 out of a total of $257,000. were: Jane L. Goodwillie Joby S. Gorchoff Thomas F. Hamilton Jeffrey B. Homer Candice A. Johnson Deborah A. Lager Carol M. Libutti Dennis F. McCabe John E. McCarthy Jeffrey McDonald Richard B. Mosse Janet J. Palmer Kenneth P. Parker Patricia E. Phelan Sherry H. Pizer Robert C. Sarley Jon H. Schaffner Marjorie Schiller Mark Schrader Nancy B. Siegel Pamela Sinkinson Michael K. Smeltzer Deborah A. States David Valentini Linda L. Verbeck Jan G. Weinberg Madeleine R. Yerke Alan D. Zaeske Raymond W. Blomgren James B. Bos Stuart M. Briber Alan S. Browning JoAnne Caruso Leslie 1. Click Deborah B. Coleman John P. Curtin Aleta E. Doerr Kathleen L. Knaggs Kenneth J. Labuda Candance H. Main Steven T. Mamone Merrilly McBride Dorothy A. Mead Hazel G. Montgomery Denise C. Oscarson Linda L. Paull Claire Porter Linda Raughley Sandra L. Schallitz Jeffrey Sengstack Ronald B. Silverman Michelle Smith James Southworth Steven W. Stanger Diane K. Stieber Judith C. Stowe Jane A. Tahtinen Donna Vandelinder Thomas W. Vent Jane C. Wallace Nancy E. White Betty J. Wood Cheryl A. Zeman Laura J. Appelman Susan K. Baum Bruce Bell Richard K. Brown Susan E. Carr Janice D. Cudmore Larry Davis Sandra L. DiFonzo Frank Elston Kathryn Faraone _ Mark D. Holbrook - David R. Johnston grades Iris S. Paull Martha C. Peterson John H. Phillips James G. Sandler Ginnylee Scott Charles K. Shattuck Joyce |. Shike Jane L. Smith Kathleen B. Sommers Henrietta Unger Paula D. Wolf Janice Burtscher George W. Chesrow Jeffrey P. Cody Leslie Davis Duane V. Frykman William M. Hartman Alan H. Henkin Paul |. Homer Pamela L. Jordan William Kahnweiler Ann L. Levi D. Scott. Lutzke S. Mattenheimer Jan A. Mayer Ernest A. Sammann David M. Schier Named - Eileene Burtscher Victoria J. Hangren _ Margery A. Bodle | Denise B. Connelly averaging while students making second honors have grades averaging from 3.0 to 3.5. Qualifying for first honors were: black top road. | acre of land. Priced at $10,000. Phone: AL 6-0789 LAKE CAR WASH 1970 First Downtown Street Highland Park move: ID 2-1234 AND LAKE Lake FOREST Forest 966 N. AT Yellow Western Cab Ave. of z Sekfele May 11, 1967 seis ; 2 �: IR fp Bi kal e a Ss 3g eee. bcc & etna be alate Rezoning Named to Head Academy (Continued from page 7) the change to provide the 12 votes needed for passage. Mr. Gould said he “naturally” Dr. expected the rezoning to pass the zoning board and the county board “without any problem.” The Krembs farm area has two water problems. One is drainage and the other a water supply. “The key to the success of the whole development is water,’ said Newman Sheahen, planning direc- Park. ‘They accredited of private masters Many it might possibly wells This 108 Board percent “no” Gosling, an vote in almost Precinct Members it 100 2 Mrs. PTA to Hear Talk Monday The Woodland Park School PTA will hear a discussion of “‘How Can a Child Most Profitably Spend the during its 8 p.m. meet- ing Monday in the school. The speakers will be Theodore Cavins, director of Camp Mishawaka in Grand Rapids, Mich., and Thomas Travelstead, director of the Highland Park School Dis- trict 107 summer school program. Mr. Cavins formerly was a College. He has been director since 1929. 64; 400; no, 25 3—yes, 4—yes, 5—yes, 6—yes, 7—yes, 8—yes, 9—yes, 10—yes, 11—yes, 12—yes, 13—yes, 1,107; no, 509 248; no, 203 27; no, 19 18; no, 44 122; no, 112 89; no, 90 150; no, 146 269; no, 135 74; no, 41 35; no, 277 319; no, 179 May 11, 1967 no, 393 and The a professor summer at Lake Forest the camp’s school program which Mr. Travelstead directs has grown from 87 to 303 students in three years. It includes both re- medial and enrichment programs and attracts many students from Deerfield. maintained that affection. Miss Herrmann said she hopes to identify problems early. She feels that first, second, and third graders are capable of seeing what’s troubling them. Mrs. Dempsey, although dealing with the same problems as the others, holds the title of school social worker, placing more emphasis on the parent and on-going treatment. All said progress is being made, but pointed to the need for more workers of this kind. Board members also discussed the possibility of interaction with outside clinics and doctors. || work at the Univer- and the University Intercollegiate science associations,— the father of six children. Some Openings Remain — For Nursery School Registration SCHOOL is open for School, although most ses- — sions are filled. x The vacancies left are for three-— year-olds on Tuesday and Thursday ~ mornings and for four-year-olds on Monday, Wednesday, and shag. : afternoons. THOMPSON OWNER DIX HOLIDAY stilll some three- and four-year-old children in the Deerfield Community Nursery WAGHER 2 INC STABLES, OF HORSEMANSHIP Thoroughbreds - Quarter Horses - Saddlebreds 1501 LAKE-COOK ROAD NORTHBROOK, ILLINOIS) PHONE 272-5214 % j Off-season offer from P Install Day & Night Air Conditioning | into your present heating system NOW-get this SONY fullyportable TV | 2 e BISHOP HEATING | as part of the bargain! Counselors might supply teachers with guidelines on how to follow through on their perceptivity, the board agreed. It also was recom- PRAIRIE VIEW AUTO BODY SHOP Prairie View Next to Soo Line Tracks—1' west of Half Day on Hwy. miles 22 EXPERT BODY & FENDER REPAIRS at reasonable prices. Factory matched painting All Makes — All Models BILL TILLMAN, Owner 634-3943 | Nationally-advertised SONY ‘‘Sun Set’’ ee unit (retail value: $125.00) operates a on AC, rechargeable battery or car battery mended that better use be made of guidance periods. HARD YOHTBITTI See our display ad Mitchell policy to accommodate the child’s need to relate and his need for counted, to offset ‘‘yes” votes. Precinct 2 voters approved the referendum by a seven-vote margin. 1—yes, Indiana political Dr. Crane is listed in ‘‘Who’s Who in American Education.” He is a — veteran of the Korean conflict apie Private and Group Lessons parent-teacher relationship. She said the child is her client, and also stressed the need for an open-door teacher at Lake Forest High School 2—yes, and : of various historical — she is a neutral person in the child- (Indian Trail School), the last area The precinct vote was: Discuss reported to the board. Board members of School District 108 discussed new positions that have been created in their guidance department at their May 3 meeting. Mrs. Rae Mitchell of Evanston, Miss Carol Herrmann of Niles, and Mrs. Laurette Dempsey of Highland Park, all 108 counselors, Summer?” (Continued from page 7) (Edgewood School) vote was Mr. A member Guidance Department Role Tax Ceiling to Hovland in the streets improved more of the make question that Northoppose the develop- taken is one subdivision. The Deerfield Plan Commission will hold a hearing on a rezoning petition for the northern half of the area at 8 p.m. next Thursday in the village hall. (Staff Photo by Larry Graff) Highland Park Mayor Samuel T. have degrees from _ BUNNY Lawton Jr. said Highland Park and Northbrook planned to work together to fight the development. Northbrook Trustee John Williams told the Northbrook Plan Commission last week of Mr. Lawton’s pledge of support, which includes sharing the cost of hiring experts to testify. would feature, ‘‘Lessons of History. oi Dr. Crane is president of the American Public Affairs Educational Fund, vice president of the Educational Foundation for Human Rights, a charter member of the American-African Affairs Associa- tees have not formally discussed it, counted. According | seminars for the Studies Institute. some consessions toward the development of the Krembs property, because the village faces serious flooding problems in the entire area. It now has a retention basin tor flood waters there. Weidaw Comments But Village Mgr. Robert A. Weidaw said, ‘‘This proposal is out of the question. Although the trusthere is no brook will ment.” the editorial advisory board of the | Intercollegiate Review and has — written a syndicated newspaper — of Vienna and has lectured at numerous colleges and conducted yield murky sulphur water at from 250 to 600 feet, and some even bring to the surface oil-clotted water, and natural gas. The Village of Northbrook has indicated torate sity of Michigan sells to a Park A contributor to professional and and doc- postgraduate citizens living in Highland ele- tion, and a member of the National Institute of Social Sciences. popular journals, Dr. Crane is on University, where ~* he has been a_ Dr. Crane faculty member. He also has done Glenbrook Countryside subdivision, a residential development west of the proposed planned development in unincorporated area. Northbrook and Glencoe both have municipal water treatment systems, but both would probably hesitate to sell water to the area in which the development is scheduled to be built. Deep wells also are generally out of the question for a project of the magnitude of the apartment com- plex. a history aren mentary school west of Glenview. Dr. Crane has to have water for the apartments, and if Highland Park and Northbrook won’t sell it to them, they’re done.” Mr. Gould, however, said that he ‘knows how we will get water,’’ but he declined to explain his plans. Sells by Contract group Crane, ster Academy, an || have Highland Park currently water on a contract basis M. ae tor of Highland Philip professor at Bradley has-been appointpg ed director of Westmin=| i 12V / instant 7” picture and sound / black screen for outdoor viewing / solid Se. state circuits / only 8.6 ibs. F Nationally-recognized Day & Night air conditioning adds year 'round comfort, loans Sates te Seat ee Bank financing available. Weather ‘}| Doctor Call new fer free estimate at your convenience or mail coupon today. Ne obligation. Offer ends April 30. ee = "NO MONEY DOWN—FIVE YEARS TO PAY" : BISHOP HEATING 1543 Old Deerfield Road HIGHLAND PARK ID 2-0407 7 �Three Pupils From Area Win Merit Scholarships Three high school seniors from Deerfield and Ft. Sheridan have been named 1967 Merit Scholars. They are Patricia Butler and Erich Almasy of Deerfield and Mark Bertoglio of Ft. Sheridan. Of about 800,000 Illinois students taking the first test in March, only 157 received merit scholarships. Patricia, a student at Carmel High School for Girls in Mundelein, plans to attend Michigan State University and eventually become a teacher. 5 Scout Leaders leaders at the annual the North Shore Area meeting of Boy Scout Council. The recipients of Winnetka, were V. J. Killian properties committee chairman; Russell A. McFadden of Northfield, council commissioner; Joseph Eisendrath of Highland Park, council treasurer; Harold Newmann of Highland Park, veteran board member; and Louis C. Gabbard of Wilmette, organ zation and extension chairman. Council Pres. Archibald McClure of Kenilworth made the presenta- tions at the Lake Forest Club in Lake Forest where officers for the next year were sworn in. New vice presidents include Howard B. Franklin and Floyd D. Cerf Jr., both of Highland Park; William H. Rauch and Alan G. Moore, both of Deerfield; Frank J. Rothing of Wilmette; and Robert T. Wright of Libertyville. Officers re-elected included Mr. McClure, Mr. Eisendrath, and Mr. McFadden. C. H. Kendall of Glenview, board chairman Insurance of Washington Co., was National elected an honorary vice president of the council. Honorary officers re-elected included Pres. Robert E. Wood of Lake Forest and vice pres‘dents Robert Brown of Wilmette, John F. Cuneo of Libertyville, and Charles H. Percy of Kenilworth. Officers were installed by Harry © D. Thorsen of Winnetka, past council president. New Trier District officers elected included John Pennell of Wilmette, chairman; and Franklin secretary of and worked has Mrs. Erich, High Skokie Valley District officers include Wayne Bank of Glenview, chairman; and Donald D. Janes of Northbrook, district representative to the executive board. the Wheeling, Student on Council the school is the daughter of Mr. James T. Butler, Others include: Lake Shore District officers include Joseph Teskoski, chairman; and Herbert Faulks, representa- tive, both of Lake Forest. officers Executive Board Members: Highland Park, A. M. Bridell, Milton H. Gray, and Otha Linton. Associate Members: Highland Park, Robert A. Hahn, Charles Lauzon, Joseph Mayer Jr., Harold L. Newmann, Col. Charles Page, Col. Alfred Pursall, Ben Rau, and Alvin M. Roufa; Highwood, Robert C. Brown Jr. Council Members-at-Large: Highland Park, Rabbi J. L. Ginsberg. Louis Kahnweiler, Kenneth B. I Lacy, Rabbi Philip Livis, C. V. Nichols, Samuel R. Rosenthal, Gen. William H. Wilbur and Rev. William Young. a 2635 ; student at Deerfield plans to major School, in history at Harvard University, then teach. Honor Society, and the & hs SUPPORT MENTAL ‘Dees Mace cherie ton tors for Mental Health ‘ ne dation For Menstah Health > Unitarian Church. Attended Area Schools He attended Maplewood Elementary School and Alan Shepard Junior High School. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Almasy, 1226 Parkside Ln. Mark, a student at Highland Park High School, plans to study for a doctoral degree in chemistry at the University of Illinois. He thén plans to enter the chemistry research field. is president Honor Society representative of and on the National senior class the Student Council Executive Board. Last year he was a member of the varsity track team. He is a member of the Catholic Church. Last summer Mark represented the school at Boys’ State, and was one of four selected to attend a science course sponsored by the National Science Foundation at Northwestern University. He was awarded a gold key for outstanding achievement. Mark $500 also is the chemistry recipient of scholarship a from the University of Illinois. He works at the Lake Forest Bath and Tennis Club on weekends and after school. Mark is the son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Raymond Bertoglio, and he has attended Highland Park High School three years. List Sponsors Patricia’s scholarship was provided by Continental Can Co., Erich’s by the Allstate Foundation, and Mark’s by the U.S. Army. The three students schools, then took aptitude test of the trance Examination cember. took the scholastic College Board En- in De- special achievements, honors, interests, and an evaluation and en- dorsement counselor. were from their principal or The 157 state winners selected semifinalists. stipend from Each is designed about Jim Conway, host of Channel 7's "Morning Show," helps the Mental Health Assocaition's chairmen prepare the main for the Bell Ringer campaign which started last weekend. From left are Mrs. Carl A. Dormeyer of Lincolnshire, Mrs. Frank Kuenzl Jr. of Deerfield, and Mrs. Peter Roknich of Northbrook. Mr. Conway is honorary chairman of the campaign. Recreation News Deadline for Pool Passes At Cut Rate Is May 21 The deadline for purchasing swimming pool passes at a reduced rate is May 21. The passes may be purchased in Jewett Park Fieldhouse from 8:30 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays; from 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays; 14,000 scholarship’s to provide the difference, within limits, between the cost of attending college and the ability of the family to provide that amount. Merit Scholarships normally continue for the four undergraduate years. and from 1 to 3 p.m. Sundays. After May 21, the pool passes will be $1 more per person and registration will be accepted only on weekdays. Dead End Club The Dead End Club, sponsored by the Deerfield Park District, has scheduled four teen dances which will be held from 8 to 11 p.m. during May. The “Idd” will play May 12 and 26, and the ‘‘Saide’’ on May 19. Two bands will play on May 13, a free night. Junior High Nights The Deerfield Park District will continue to sponsor junior high night programs throughout the summer. Eighth grade graduates will not be eligible to attend high school teen dances until September, so they will be permitted to attend the junior high programs, which are scheduled from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in Shepard Junior High School. Eighth grade programs are scheduled for May 13, May 26, June 16, and June 30. Seventh grade programs have been set for May 20, June 2, and June 23. Recreation Calendar the The students also had to file a record of extracurricular activities, 78 fi style relay event. Erich is a member of Varsity Club, National National Merit Scholarship qualifying test in March at their high These Brownie Scouts from Troop 106 stopped to pose for a _ during a recent tour of the library with their leaders, Mrs. en Alfraid and Mrs. Allen Trevor. The Brownies are (from left) Laura Britton, Tracey Keup, Cindy Alfraid, and Nancy Trevor. i He is a member of the school’s swim team and last year was named All-American in the free- He Executive Board Members: Glenview, Matthew R. Cosgrove, Paul Hakanen, Callix Miller, and Rev. Harry Victorson; Northbrook, Dr. Mortimer Kaplow; Deerfield, Robert Clewlow. Associate Members: Glenview, Russell E. Hoover and William A. Riaski, Northbrook, Thomas Cravens, Edward C. Enerson, Glenn D. Peacock, and M. Warner Turriff; Deerfield, David K. Sengstack. . Council Members-at-Large: Glenview, Capt. Robert Labyak and Rev. Kenneth E. Nye; Deerfield, E. Lee Hall. Shore in National Honor Society, and Young Christian Students. She also is Hazelnut Ln. Executive Board Members: Wilmette, William O. Campbell, Dr. Russell Dudman, William G. Fox, Louis C. Gabbard, Dr. Martin Seifert, and Carl W. Vorrieter; Winnetka, Aron Kahn, V. J. Killian, Donald H. Sharp, and Harry D. Thorsen Jr.; Glencoe, Rod A. Porter; Northfield, Donald L. Porth. Associate Members: Wilmette, Malcom Bellairs, Dr. W. F. Dunkle Jr. M. E. Horner, Lawrence E,. Langdon, Frank J. Mueller, and John J. Orche; Winnetka, Lee A. Ellis, Lawrence W. Gougler, Robert D. Judson, and John R. Montgomery, III; Glencoe, Edgar C. Corry, Jr., James B. Garnett; Kenilworth, Robert V. Guelich, James Hart. Council Members-at-Large: Wilmette, Harold Lundberg, Lawrence W.. Nortrup; Winnetka, C. Bouton McDougal, and A. H. Prasse; Glencoe, Dr. Edgar E. Siskin; Kenilworth, Rev. Bruce F. Mase; Evanston, Fred J. MacKenzie. Lake of St. Joseph Church Patricia Other officers include: local Worker and Bowes of Winnetka, district representative to the executive board. Other include: She is a member the newspaper three years. Cited for Service Five President’s Awards for outstanding service to Scouting were presented yesterday to area Scout A Deerfield resident about 15 years, Patricia attended Holy Cross School before entering Carmel. Tomorrow 9 to 11 a.m.—Tot program, Presbyterian Church and Jewett Park. 1 to 3 p.m.—Tot program, Jewett Park. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.—Junior high night, Shepard Park. 8 to 11:30 p.m.—Teen dance, Jewett Park. Saturday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.—Children’s golf class, Wilmot Junior High School. 8 to 11:30 a.m.—Teen dance, Jewett Park. 1 to 3 p.m.—Pool pass registration, Jewett Park Fieldhouse. Sunday 1 to 3 p.m.—Pool pass registra- tion, Jewett Park Fieldhouse. Monday 9 to 11 a.m.—Tot program, Pres- byterian Church. 1 to 3 p.m.—Tot program, Jewett Park. 4 to 5:30 p.m.—Painting class, Jewett Park. 7 p.m.—Men’s softball league, scheduled diamonds. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.—Men’s informal basketball, Wilmot Junior High School; paddle tennis, Shepard Junior High School. Tuesday 9 to 11 a.m.—Tot program, Pres- byterian Church. 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.—T.0O.P.S. Club, Jewett Park. 1 to 3 p.m.—Tot program, Jewett Park. 7:15 p.m.—Adult golf class, Wilmot Junior High School. 7:30 p.m.—Men’s recreation, Shepard Junior High School. May II, 1967 �Kenilworth Rises to Top Of the Heap—Statuswise By BRUCE M. SMITH Kenilworth is the top face on the totem pole of Chicago suburbs, according to leased by a figures recently reChicago urban spe- cialist. Pierre de Vise, a lecturer on ‘urban affairs at De Paul University, ranked the top 10 Chicago suburbs on median family income, housing value, occupational status, educational background, and participation in cultural activities. Eight other North Shore villages also made it into the top 20. They included Winnetka, third; Glencoe, fourth; Northfield, 10th; Highland Park, 11th; Wilmette 13th; Deer- field, 14th; Northbrook, 16th; and Glenview, 17th. Mr. de Vise also numerically ranked all Chicago suburbs and communities in economic terms. Third in 1960, Kenilworth takes the top position from Flossmoor, which fell to fifth place in the most recent ranking. Also falling from the top 10 were Wilmette, Lake Bluff, Western Springs, and Deerfield. The four new members of the top 10 are Highland Park, Lake Forest, Barrington Hills, and Olympia Fields. Highland Park and Lake Forest both rose during the six-year period, Highland Park from 20th to ninth and Lake Forest from 15th to 10th. Mr. de Vise said aging and a decline in quality of homes built were contributing factors to the turnover. His study showed the median “The most stratified community in the area,’ is Mr. de Vise’s description of Kenilworth. “It is a WASP community standing for white, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant.” In his thumbnail other area Vise said: suburb Highland Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Western KANE—Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kane, 2624 Forest Glen Trail, Deerfield, a daughter, Kathleen Mary, Apr. 29 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandmother is Mrs. John Kane Sr. of .Ronkonkomo, N.Y. of de and is still in the top 10 because it is a small community. “Highland Park, known as the business hub of the North Shore, has attracted many Jews who are professional workers and have high incomes and good educational backgrounds, ‘Lake Forest is where the highest income people in the metropolitan area live.” About area villages dropped from the top 10, he said: “The increasing number of highskilled blue-collared workers attracted by new industry in the Skokie Valley has decreased Deerfield’s standing. “New subdivisions west of the Chicago and Northwestern Ry. in Wilmette are of a lower quality and the annexation of no-man’s land Deerfield, a son, Adam David, Apr. 11 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maler of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kaplan of Oak Park. LANEY—Mr. and Mrs. Barton H. Laney, 1308 Central Av., Deerfield, a son, Bradley Anton, Apr. 21 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are S. F. Russakov and Mrs. William Rusnak, both of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Sey- mour Laney of Chicago. SHEETS—Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Sheets, 519 Pine St., Deerfield, a daughter, Lynn Ellen, Apr. 28 in Park Hospital. Grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kimmel of Hardy, Ark., and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sheets of Alton, Ill. May II, 1967 National School Boards Association convention in Portland, Ore. tion parts of some match the top which has com- 10 in section of 3,760 people and a median family income of $28,900 compared to Kenilworth’s 2,991 residents and $29,400 median income. Two North Shore churches have appointed parish chairmen for “Project: Renewal,” the $40 million fund drive of the Archdiocese of Chicago. The drive is intended to raise its goal within the next 30 months to improve and expand parishes and educational Catholic facilities churches of Roman in the Chicago Six Rings Stolen, Returned Monday Six rings valued at about $300 which were stolen from a display case in Deerfield High School over the weekend were returned early Monday, according to David Ritter of Highwood, head of the school’s art department. Mr. Ritter said that the rings apparently were taken by three senior boys between 5 and 5:30 p.m. Saturday. The boys are being questioned by school officials and the Deerfield police department’s juvenile officer. The rings, which contained some precious and semi-precious stones, were hand-made by member of Mr. Ritter’s art classes. The school was open over the weekend curricular activities. for extra- 3 Scout Leaders istructional materials designed architectural by center the addi- Evanston firm O’Donnell Wick- lund Pigozzi. The school earlier was honored by being chosen for exhibit at the American Association Administrators Annual in Atlantic City. of School convention Teaching Position In Nebraska Goes give. Miss who Susan .Estle will St. James Roman _ Catholic Church in Highwood, Ellsworth Cordesman of 3320 University Av., chairman, and James Gallagher of 2205 Highmoor Rd., associate chairman; both of Highland Park. «tion ‘at been appointed to the campaign cabinet of the 1967 United Settlement Appeal. Deerfield, Association the college. Miss Estle She was vice president of Phi Sigma Tau social sorority and president of the InterSorority Council. Miss Estle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Estle, 2150 Half Day Rd., Deerfield. Obituary Elvira Nizzi Mrs. Elvira Nizzi, 78, died Friday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Vignocchi, of 52 Elm St. in which opens May 26 with a lunch- Highwood and Angelo of Deerfield; a sister, Mrs. Irene Crovetti of Hotel. Mr. Scheele, 1345 East Canton Ct., is assistant national retail sales promotion manager for Montgomery Ward chairman and Co. He will be coof the drive’s merchan- dising division. The cabinet recruits workers for the annual fund drive, which has a $360,000 goal. are Robert William awards Jordt, Rauch, a dis- and Carl Zitzewitz, were annual made meeting. at the Joseph Bauss of Deerfield was elected district vice chairman at the. meeting. Scout Exposition Set for Saturday Cub Scouts, Explorers Boy from Scouts, Glenview, and North- brook, and Deerfield will participate Saturday in the annual Skokie Valley District Scout Exposition on the Lyon School grounds, Lake Av. at Waukegan Rd. The show, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., was scheduled originally for Apr. 29. Tickets issued for that day will be honored Saturday. — The exposition is an outdoor booth-type show explaining Scouting programs to the public. Booth subjects will demonstrate pioneercooking, fishing, canoeing, games, crafts, plaster casting, and Pinewood derbies. Highwood. Other survivors include her husband, John; two sons, Julio of eon on the Chicago-Sheraton The district’s ing and The appointment was made by Walter J. Oliphant of Winnetka, general chairman of the fund drive three trict chairman; scoutmaster. teach the third grade at a Bennet, Neb., school next year. Miss Estle is a member of the Art Club and the Student Educa- _ Appointed to Post On Fund Drive John H. Scheele of Deerfield has The graduate in June from Doane College in Crete, Neb., will trators also selected the school for inclusion in a filmstrip of signifi- Parish chairmen and associate chairmen include: Holy Cross Roman _ Catholic of Three Deerfield Scout leaders have been given Trail Blazer awards, the highest recognition the Skokie Valley District of the North Shore Area Boy Scout Council can scoutmaster; To Deerfield Girl A special committee of the Amer- Deerfield. Deerfield Get Blazer Awards ican Association of School Adminis- Church in Deerfield, Mrs. Charles L. Dwyer of 909 Rosemary Tr., From cant schools throughout the country. The filmstrip is being made available to educators and citizens groups concerned with school building planning. Churches Pick Drive Leaders area. KAPLAN—MTr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kaplan, 1311 Charing Cross Rd., The Alan B. Shepard Junior High School in Deerfield, was featured in a special .exhibit at the recent ‘‘New developments in Lake Bluff are off the lake west of the railroad make of Deerfield. (Howard Fochler Photo) Shepard School Design Cited Two large panels of photographs and plans concentrated on the tracks and of lower cost.” Mr. de Vise also said subdividing Carl F. Zitzewitz (center) and William Rauch, both Scout Executive Val Piggot demonstrates the ax that accompanies Trail Blazer awards to winners lowered the economic ranking. Wilmette Curley, 1034 Osterman Av., Deerfield, a son, Brian Joseph, Apr. 17 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. Margaret L. Thomas, 897 Central Av., 314 Mr. economic achievement. He cited the northeast and Mrs. William J. Edward M. Curley, Av., Highwood. description communities, “Winnetka is atypical North Shore community, and it has a good mixture of religious groups. But it’s dull. “Glencoe is a young community that attracts young families. “Northfield is a fast-growing munities Arrivals Highland $45,244. could New CURLEY—Mr. average income for Kenilworth to be $29,400 and the value of the average home in the village to be Highwood; seven grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Mrs. Nizzi, born in Pievepalago, Italy, had lived in Highwood 40 years. She was a member Sacred Heart Guild of St. Church. Services were James Church. of the James Monday in Burial was Ascension Cemetery. St. in Deerfield Family Visits With Friends in South Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hasser Jr. and children, Rick 1560 Indian Trail, and Barbara, Deerfield, re- cently visited former Deerfield friends, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sparks and daughter, Myrtle Beach, S. C. Linda, in Rick, a senior at Deerfield High School, will enroll this fall for his freshman year at Drake University, Des Moines, His sister, Barbara, a junior at Deerfield High School, and Linda Sparks plan to take a college prep course this summer at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian College in Laurinburg, N.C. 79 �Warrior Stevenson Routed 22-0 Carl’s Tourney Worry Useless Golfers Divide Ever Deerfield’s varsity golf team beat since the pairings for the does Stevenson have?” honors with John Washburn of North, all with 40s for the nine-hole contest at Ravinia Green Country field’s opponent in the opening game of the district, so it was quite been asking ‘‘What kind of a team Stevenson Club. Jack Bassett’s crew as Deer- 15-hole event with a 63. might Bassett was happy with Phillips’ showing but disappointed that he “got no help from the other players”’ on Deerfield’s team. The Warrior linksmen are now 21 for the season in league action. Results: have saved his two and his bench in trying to hold the score down, using Everyone saw action but the two pitchers who were scheduled to pitch yesterday in the championship game. game was called after five innings by the 10-run rule. Stanger struck out nine and walked just two. Deerfield played errorless ball. Jeff Mason went four-for-four , Record Now 8-3 from the plate. He had a homer, Deerfield’s sophomore baseball team won five games last week to boost its season’s record to 8-3. The underclass Warriors topped Niles North, Fremd, Glenbrook two doubles, day’s work. Tim Brandt had four runs had 15 hits in and North, Glenbrook South, and Maine as Stevenson used South. The team try to stem the Warrior onslaught. displayed fine pitching and good hitting in the games. Jim As DeJong pitched a one-hitter against Glenbrook North to win 11-1. He also had a bases-loaded triple to highlight a 10-run-fifth inning. Warrior Sophs Win in Track Deerfield’s sophomore track team beat Maine Tuesday. Dennis South 66%4-60-% last led the Warrior victory as he won the 440 and the 220 and placed third in the pole vault. Bob Duffy and Dirk . Vandernoon placed first and second in the 100 as did Mark Nelson and Bruce Fierst in the pole vault. Bruce Miller won the broad- jump and John Cole the shot put Bob Anderson and Bob Goldstucker tied for honors in the high jump. Warrior Drop freshman lost to Glenbrook last Monday A baseball South 10-7 after having held a 5-3 lead in the fifth inning. The Titans tied the score with two in the fifth and then hit the yearling Warriors with five more in the seventh to gain the victory. 80 Les Blackburn, Deerfield's No. | singles player, sends a forehand blow back at his opponent. (Bud Daley Photo) two pitchers were scheduled varsity tennis team beat two Central Suburban League rivals in dual meets last week and topped that off with a fourth-place finish in the New Trier East district meet last Saturday. The netters are now 7-0 for the season and 3-0 in conference action. Against Glenbrook South, the two doubles teams won to give the Warriors a 3-2 victory. In singles action, both Les Blackburn and Blair Neller absorbed their first dual meet losses this season. Blackburn lost to Tom 9-7, 6-3 and Neller. lost to Howie Conant 9-7, 6-2. Tom Hamilton and Bill Kahnweiler beat Paul Butter and Jim: Thornberry 6-3, 6-3, while the No. 2 doubles duo of Jeff Lloyd and Jim Gessler beat Dave Painter and George Lannert 6-3, 6-2. Chris Palmer played No. 3 singles for coach Karl Sutter’s netmen and beat Dave Morgan 6-3, 6-3. Against Niles North, Blackburn and Neller both winning track. got back Blackburn on the won 6-3, 6-1. Palmer and Lloyd lost 8-6, 6-3 at No. 1 doubles but Hamilton and Duane Frykman won 6-0, 6-4 to give Deerfield a 3-2 victory. Sutter was disappointed in the district meet, since the Warriors failed to qualify anyone for the state meet. Blackburn lost to Andy Simon of Highland Park 6-3, 6-2 in the quarterfinals. Deerfield 3, Glenbrook South 2 Singles Snyder (GBS) def. Blackburn 9-7, 6-3; Conant (GBS). def. Neller 9-7, 6-2; Palmer (D) def. Morgan 6-3, 6-3. Doubles Hamilton-Kahnweiler def. ButterThornberry 6-3, 6-3; Gessler-Lloyd def. Painter-Lannert 6-3, 6-2. ; scored to meet their run sacrifice by Brandt, and scored on a line single to right by Mason. The A Pitching Dual rest of the game pitching dual between ster of Deerfield and Glenbrook. Brewster hits, while Sheldon riors to just four safe was a Scott Brew- Jon Sheldon of allowed seven held the Warblows. on three hits for As a result of the Maine win, the Hawks are now leading the league. Niles North is in second. A game rained out with last STEVENSON 22, at (0) RH AbRH 3 2 Mason, lf 20 Hess, 3 2 2 Adams,c 000 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 Summerfield, 2b 0 0 Ellis, rf 20 Mercier,p,ss 2 0 4 1 4 0 4 O Vanko, cf Kurzydia, 1b 200 2 0 1 2 1 Werner, 10 3 If 1 4 1 O 1 2 Salina, ss, 2b 1 0 33 22 15 Totals Score by Innings : 14 RH 72562—22 00000— 0 Ommen, 3b ess, 2b Brandt, cf Mason, ss Stanger, rf Wheeler, If Johnson, c (1) Ab 3 2 1 3 3 2 2 1b GLENBROOK RH 1 0 0 0 0 O 1 O 0 1 0 1 0 O 1 Brewster, p 0 2 Totals 0 Locke, 1 3b 204 0 15 0 04 3 Delano, c Sheldon, Totals 0 S. (0) AbRH 300 7 e 2 28 SS Be a. 8A 3 ae 30.2 Harer, 2b Prutting, ph Wilson, ss Gregg, cf Gillis, 1b Zander, rf Ferrarini; If 0 0 0 ; Deerfield Stevenson Hefter, 2 c 0 0 O Fournir, p 000 G‘scheffeser, 3b 1 0 0 000 Se Se , Fe ae 2 4:9 Totals 0 2 2 1 2 p 00 #3 200 =: fF Score by Innings . Glenbrook South 0000000—0 Deerfield 100000x—1 MAINE SOUTH Riemer, (3) AbRH 2b RHE 7 2 40 DEERFIELD (1) bRH A Be La 3 0 0 Ommen, 3b 3b 3 3 1 1 0 1 #1 2 1° Wheeler, If \ oe Tetlow, c 3 0 1 Nannini, cf 3 Garrett, p O’Hare, ss Schmitz, 1b Perez, 2 2 Kaufman, 1b Juszak, rf Gibe, c Larson, p 1 0 3 2 Totals 0 O 0 0 a Hess, 2b Mason, ss es » Stanger, rf Johnson, c 2 0 Hefter, Fritz, p -3:-7 Totals ee ee 300 3 9 0 0 20 @ 100 + oe 3-9 Score by Innings Deerfield 0000010—1 RHE 3 1 Maine 012000x—3 7 South 1 To Fete Cohen The annual Wilmot Junior High Sports Award night will be next Wednesday, at 7 p.m., at the Union Hotel in Wheeling. The varsity and junior Niles West was Thursday and a varsity basketball team will be honored, as will coach Al Cohen, who this season won his 100th game as coach of the Blue coaching for mot. Jays. seven He has been years at Wil- Cohen will receive a trophy from the representatives varsity teams. Deerfield of those seven Soph Golfers Win Two Deerfield’s sophomore Glen Fritz started on the mound for Deerfield against Maine South and was relieved by Scott Garrett. They allowed Maine seven hits and three runs, but their mates could get just one run the afternoon. May Wilmot Ready against Glenbrook South when Jeff Ommen reached base on an infield error, went to second on a sacrifice by Greg Hess, took third on a 6-2 and Neller 6-4, 6-0. ~ Gesler lost at No. 3 singles 6-4, Warriors played the tournament at Waukegan next week. Asked if he was hoping for a shot at Jay Sanders’ Little Giants, The Trier to Eichstaedt said, ‘Let’s just try one—one time.” In other games last week Deerfield edged Glenbrook South 1-0 on an unearned run in the first inning, and lost to Maine South 3-1 at Maine last Friday. Warrior Net Team Fourth in District Snyder 10-7 Contest Deerfield’s team Freshmen was two-for-two and batted in. Deerfield the five-inning affair the winner of Tuesday’s first-round game between Glenbrook North and Highland Park. The winner of that game advances to the sectional Deerfield’s Morrison for his Hoping for a Shot result of the win, a Warriors Pete Daniels and Kirk Gustie combined to beat Glenbrook South 3-0 on two hits. Daniels pitched six innings of shutout ball in the 8-1 victory over Maine South. Daniels is now 4-1 fer the season. a single New at 4 DEERFIELD emptied with (22) Mick, rf Johnson, c Hefter, 1b Lutzke, 1b The Bench Emptied The DEERFIELD Stanger, p Nannini, rf Warriors. Eichstaedt which Saturday, Ommen, 3b M‘Williams, to be little trouble for the 15 men. 26, will be Deerfield. Mason, ss Garrett, ss the no-hit pitching of Steve Stanger. Deerfield 166, Niles North 167 Deerfield (166)—Phillips 40, Katzenberg 40, Laffey 42, Schuler 44, Weichmann 44, Vent 45, McDonald 52. Niles North (167)—Washburn 40, Korey 42, Kurtz 42, Young 43, Spatz 44, Hambourger 47, Olkiewics 49. Glenbrook South 260, Deerfield 270 Glenbrook South (260)—Campbell 64, Iverson 64, Wodder 65, Lumpp 67, Keck 69. Deerfield (270)—Phillips 63, Vent 67, Schuler 68, Katzenberg 72, Malvin 78. West, last game Wheeler, If -team bombed Stevenson 22-0 behind proved second Jacobs, 2b Brandt, cf Toma, cf effort—his Stevenson had played just games going into the district Trier for West, which was scheduled for May Ab found out. Nobody seemed to know anything about Stevenson’s team. As it turned out, Eichstaedt for the Deerfield Sophs’ listed A natural for Eichstaedt to try and get a line on the squad. Up until game time he still hadn’t then lost to Glenbrook South 260-270 in a match held at the Glenview Park Golf Club Wednesday. Phillips was the low man was with New scheduled will be played this afternoon Locust School in Wilmette. League victory of the season. John Phillips and Chuck Katzenberg of Deerfield shared medalist Coach game was district baseball tournament were announced at Deerfield two weeks ago, coach Carl Ejichstaedt has Niles North 166-167 last Tuesday to post its second Central Suburban golf team won two dual meets last week, outshooting Glenbrook South 313-315 on Monday and downing Niles North 175-190 on Tuesday. Keith mores Whitaker led the against Glenbrook sophoSouth with 68 for 16 holes. Lee Harrison Shot 77, Brad Close 82, Rogers 86 and Bruce Dau 87. Larry Coach Ralph Poelling noted that Glenbrook was playing without its No. 1 man. Whitaker also took medal honors in the meet. with Niles, as he fired a 37. Bruce Dau and Walt Pompei each had 45. Larry Rogers carded 48, Ty Duhamel and Lee Harrison each had 49, and Brad Close 54. May II, 1967 �Mile Unit Clinchéy Repeat | a Closing Rush Nets Lake Track Title for Warriors | “It’s a new way of life. In _ years, I’ve never had the weekends side of my job. Now they’re a part of it.” is not to say gave up that Holcomb all his troubles left Northwestern, which when he has some trouble waging warfare in its league. Compared to Holcomb’s cats have a romp. Chicago Stu Holcomb Mustangs, the Wild- Too Many Leagues The from big problem a country is that the United States has gone in one soccer swoop leagues to two of them, which seems to be one more than is necessary. There is the United Soccer Association and the National Professional Soccer League, roughly translated, as far as Holcomb is con- cerned, into the good guys and the bad guys. “We speak to each other, but only politely,” . a tight smile. and their USA he says with a smile compatriots wear the white hats. They have applied for and received sanction from Football International Football Association (FIFA) and the United States Foot- ball Soccer Association (USFA) the governing bodies in the world and this country. This sanction cost a bundle of cash and a willingness to abide by the rules. Undaunted, the two applying groups who were not chartered formed their own league. The bad guys in Chicago are the Spurs, who have jumped into competition a year ahead of the USA, and that’s where matters stand now. “Tt can’t help but hurt both teams,”’ declares Holcomb. ‘‘They’re playing 16 games and we’re playing six in a town that’s never had any soccer previously.” Rented from Rome The Mustangs, like the rest of their league mates, have rented a team already established (it is the off-season in the rest of the world). In their case, the Cagliari team of Rome will be the Mus- tangs for this season, until Holcomb and enough established players his group and develop enough can purchase of their own to field their own team next year. The Mustangs’ schedule of six home White Sox park. Holcomb games figures the park, will open May which 28 in is 80 percent covered, is just one of the things his organization has going for it. For example, he has a great deal of faith in George Meyer, the American with vast experience in soccer who has been hired to develop and coach Barrington was third with 44. The rest of the field was well behind the leaders. Coach Fred Hein’s Warriors were set a varsity record by covering the Northwestern University’s N Men’s Club will hold its annual Induction Dinner Tuesday beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the N Men’s Room at McGaw Hall. The purpose of the dinner is to induct the 45 senior lettermen from Northwestern into the club. Harry L. Wells, vice-president emeritus of the university and football with no big league professional The Mustangs two-mile in 10:09.2. Rick Mittleman finished third in the 880, but the freshman speedster N Men Induction Dinner Is Tuesday off in the fall. Now I do. And my family always has been on the out- This ' it last year at Deerfield. Deerfield beat Waukegan by two points 50-48 to gain the title. the Mustangs. The road won’t be smooth. Stu expects that public opinion might force the competing leagues, both of which are manned by men who can afford to pour in money the rest of their lives, to merge, despite the obstacle of six two-team cities. But he has faith in his bosses, who don’t fail at many things, and in his new sport, which he believes is enough of a game of skill and conditioning and courage that it will catch the fancy of the American and basketball letterman, will deliver the N Men’s Pledge to the seniors. The club will also award its achievement medal, individual performance awards, and the Frank Hill track award. Giants’ Frosh Thinelads Third Highland team Park’s placed League freshman track third in the Suburban Freshman Meet last Wednesday at New Trier East. Evanston won the meet with 71 points, followed by New Trier with 50, and Highland Park 36. Highland Park’s only first was recorded by Ron Goldman in the high jump. Kevin Marges_ took second in the low hurdles, Jim Reid in the mile, Jeb Hughes in the 220, and Brian Levant in the high jump. Highland Park’s Sophomores Split Part of the Scene “It’s not the intention of our league to buck any recognized sport,” ‘‘Our only ambition and hope is to become part of the spectator sports scene.” | pani are some differences between Holcomb’s old one. “The objective is different,’ he says. ‘‘It’s still still want to win, but you’re aiming to make new job and his a game, expenses and you or make money. Of course, you do that in college, too, but you don’t admit it. “T haven’t missed college athletics yet, because I’ve been busy and I’ve enjoyed this so much. The people I’ve associated with so far are wonderful people. And when we get our own team, it will be just like working with our own kids in football.” in 2:00.9, one-half faster than the previous second Deerfield mark. Summaries Bill Schultz ran the first leg of — yards middle—winning two but he managed to four points to gain In a dual meet with Maine South the Warriors won eight of the 14 events to post a 72-55 victory. Clayton Rob Holt won the two-mile took the 120-yard hurdles, Mitch Simmons won run, high t mile, and Scott Ascher won ine, high jump. — oe Old-time baseball fans like @ to talk about pitchers who a used to pitch and win both games of a double-header in Ld one day... Do you know how @ long it's been since someone a in the big leagues did pitch and win two complete 9-inning games in one day? ... Last m man to do it was Emil Levsen Ce of Cleveland in 1926. Of all the golf courses in America, which one has been the site i of the most U.S. Open and PGA . tournaments? . Answer is the ™ and Oakmont Club of Oakmont, Pa., a near Pittsburgh. Hall. How's this we for an oddity ll . The record for the biggest = crowd ever to see a baseball @ game was NOT set at any = regular season game or World Series The underclassmen started off on Tuesday with a 62 loss to New Trier East, beat Waukegan 4-3 on Wednesday, lost to Oak Park 5-0 on Thursday, and capped the week set at an exhibition game e* = oring Roy Campanella in the = Jim Burns, high-scoring guard on last season’s Northwestern basketball team, was drafted last week by the Chicago Bulls of the National Basketball Association. Burns was picked by general manager Dick Klein and coach Lospie Another Northwestern _ senior, Ron Kozlicki, was picked by San Diego, also in the fourth round. . . . The record was ae Coliseum in 1959 ‘ The crowd was 93,103 B . And that exhibition game drew a bigger crowd than for any other baseball game in history. e SALES e SERVICE e OVERSEAS DELIVERY Autohaus on evens Specializing in Overseas Delivery 1550 Frontage Road, Northbrook 272-7905 Johnny Kerr in the fourth round of the annual draft of college players. ‘ By Red Fell gy and _ losing NU’s Burns, Kozlicki Picked in NBA Draft nae YOU . DIDNT = two. with a 5-0 victory over Evanston. The team is scheduled to play just one game this week, at New Trier East tomorrow. 3 100-yard dash, Rick Mittelman took the 880, Deerfield’s relay team won — the 880, Terry Globerson won the guests, will hold a pre-game luncheon in the N Men’s Lounge of McGaw back, last Thursday, Northwestern’s spring football game Saturday at Dyche Stadium, again will be the occasion for the annual N-Men’s Club Family Outfamilies the the victory. Highland Park’s mile unit won the event with a time of 3:28.6. = N MEN, FAMILIES TO MEET their Kraus Becker. Becker was passed on the first turn but put on a strong finish to place second and give Deerfield — Winners Broad jump—Labus (W), 20-9; 120 H.H.—Maxam (B)*\, 15.0; Shot—Howland (M) 54-4-5/8; 100--Shattuck (D), 10.1: 880—Foster (NC), 1:58.9; Discus—McDonald (Wauconda), 149- ig; High jump —Ascher (D). 6-2; 880 relay—Waukegan, 1:32.0; 440—French (B), 48.6. (meet record, old mark 49.2 by French, 1966); 180 L.H.—Drew (W), 13-6 (meet ‘record, old mark 12-814 by Clendening, 1966); Mile—Worthen (Lib), 44:32.2: Two mile —Clayton (D), 10:09.2; Mile relay— Highland Park, 3:28.6. Men, Dick make up the distance and was leading as he gave the stick to Phil LAKE COUNTY MEET Team Standings Deerfield 50, Waukegan 48, Barrington 44, North Chicago 19, Highland Park 15, Lake Forest 14, Mundelein 12, Antioch 3° Libertyville 10. Wauconda 6, Warren 5, ‘Round Lake 3, Grant 2. N and the necessary DEERFIELD 72, MAINE SOUTH 55 120 H.H.—1. Holt £2): 2. Benda (M), 3. Strange (D). T—15 100—1. Simmons oe 2. Shattuck (D), Maerk (M). T—10.7. 880—1. Mittelman (D), ey Benedict (M), 3. Maerk (M). T—2:0 880 relay—l. Deerfield. T—1:34.6. 440—1. Weiss (*>. 2. Cloud (D), 3. Becker (D). T—51. 180 L.H.—1. Posschl (M), 2. Holt (D), 3. Benda (M), T—21 Mile—Globerson D) 2. Selig (M), 3. Govancs (M). T—4:4 220—1. Zei (M), ‘s " Maerk (M), 3. Paczkowski (M). T—23.2. Mile relay—1. Deerfield. T—3:34.0. Pole vault—1l. Snodgrass (M), 2. Syncheff (D), 3. Carlson (D). H—11-0, ee jump—1. Foster (D), 2. Gerkin (D), Maerk (M). D—20-3-3/4. High jump—1. Ascher (D), 2. Gerkin (D), 3. Berman (D). H—5-8 Sigmund Shot put—1l. Butz “an, 2. (M), 3. Katz (D). D—49Discus—1. Butz (M), 3. Harvey (D), 3. Sigmund (M). D—146- ing. relay second. When Mike Cloud, the third man, took the baton, he was 1 The sophomore baseball team at Highland Park played four games last week and split them up the public. He is convinced there is room for it. he says. distance down by 15 points with four events 35 as he covered the EDENS EXPRESSWAY BETWEEN DUNDEE & WILLOW ROADS @ John Chickerneo, Athletic Di- @ rector at H.P.H.S., will be filling g in for me for the next 3 weeks John's guests will be Mark Pan@ ther, H.P.H.S. and Ted Repsholdt, w D.H.S., Directors of their respective summer schools, will discuss. the summer program, on the Red @ @ Fell Show, Saturday, May 13th. Ps ae . = r a ML organizational setup has been fine. I’ve traveled to Rome and Italy and will do more of this. the winner he I “The Warrior was © i Stu. Meet last Saturday at Lake Forest. The Warriors were the defending champions in the meet, having won Going into the final event of the : day, the mile relay, Deerfield trailing Waukegan 48-46. rod Og says Track won THE FELL COMPANY |. Highland Pe move,” County team Pk a very stimulating Lake Deerfield’s 880 relay but was disqualified. ae “It’s been in the annual left but finished with a rush. Chuck Shattuck was the first Deerfield winner of the day as he ran the 100 in 10.1. Scott Ascher won the high jump with a leap of 62. Willie Clayton was the third Park Winnetka — Glencoe + University after 11 years in favor of building a professional soccer team for the Allyns, Arthur of Evanston and John of Winnetka. team ‘ to the pros. Holcomb gave up directing athletics for Northwestern track oe are different for Stu Holcomb since he jumped varsity a bei Deerfield’s had to come-from-behind to do it, but the team won the Class A title ad It’s Different for Stu ~ ‘May II, 1967 aa �NETTERS FOURTH IN nar COMING U Little Giants’ Friedman BASEBALL Niles W. Thursday Highland Park at (JV), Friday :30 ‘By LARRY DENNIS Sports W. wa Editor 4:1 at Fremd (varsity), 4:30 at Maine E. (varsity), 4:15 at Glenbrook S. (varsity-frosh S. Glenbrook S. at Maine Fremd Deerfield at Glenbrook Niles stern University freshman from tan Heights is still 6-6 and 194 , but the caught up. tas rest of the 4: “If the pass was all right, I could take it away from the defender. Up here, I can’t do that. Here I’ve got to learn | throw a lot more moves, _ sharper and quicker.” a to 1g newcomers next fall if to the of North task in a spring eS Hubbard, who must unseat returnees Don Anderson and Jim _Cieslak, the current first-stringers, and stave off a challenge from freshman Harlan Hornbruch, is had a pretty good - right, ” says head coach Alex _ Agase, who also has another prob-“T’m concerned about how we’re | going to run a full game E mage with some of our positions so scrim- | thin,” he growled after Saturday’s rill. The trouble is not injuries. The squad has simply been that thin all one peseennage ff a week of which Saturday in which Loyola at Pe raeaees S. at showed bright was a good which topped some things good linebacker who rose to last fall. This reaffirmed the strength in that area behind the line. Linebacker Hans Leisso, a | returning squad member, was | among a bundle of others; including | quarterbacks Bill Melzer and Denny Boothe, who sparkled hard-hitting session. The full-scale intrasquad in This starts scrim- at 2 p.m. in the stadium, winding up the spring - workouts and the 12th annual Northwestern Football Coaching - Clinic as well. _ The featured clinic, which gets _ McGaw Hall, will head man at the (varsity-soph), W. New Maine 4:30 Niles W. at Deerfield (varsity-soph), 4:30 Glenbrook N. at Evanston (all levels), 4:30 Loyola at Senior Qualifications, Hanson Park, 3:30 Cross at Notre Dame, 4 Niles W. at New Trier W., 4:30 Maine E. host to West Saaaatien Meet, 12:30 (also Saturday) Glenbrook S. at Maine S., 4:15 at Deerfield, Conference 4:30 Proviso Niles E. Oak Park Highland (frosh), 1 Saturday Northwestern,1 at E. at at Highland Evanston, af New St. New N. George at at Park (varsity), 10 Trier W., Deerfield Evanston at at Maine St. Trier W. : Trier E. 4:30 S., 4:15 4:30 4:30 Wednesday Northwestern Michigan at (also Big Thursday Ten and Meet, University Friday) Dame, Illinois at of Notre Purdue Saturday N. at Oak at Evanston, E. at Park Deerfield Maine Highland S., 4 Park, speaker at the going Friday at be Ben Martin, Air Force Acad- East freshman Giants 6-1 on lost to Tuesday, 4-3 Wednesday, Oak Park 11-9 dropped a game Friday. being ac- at the center. will be concluded Park’s three singles players lost to Oak Park. Dan - Rosenhouse lost to Pete Armstrong Freshman Dave Scott Marx lost O’Connell a_ and second-round doubles decision to eventual champions Chips Clements and Andy Crawford of New Trier East 6-1, 60. The Giant duo had an openinground bye. Rob Sanford and Ritch Addison and Rob Sanford doubles for win against Oak Park. They beat Steve Karch and Jeff Wooly 6-3, 6-0. Friedman lost to Paul Hartman at first singles 6-3, 6-2. Simon lost to Alan Darton 6-2, 6-2 at second singles and Ritch Addison lost to Bill Clarkson 6-1, 6-4. O’Connell and Marx lost at first doubles to Jeff Lee and Bill Good 6- had a first round bye in doubles and beat Wally Clements and Bob 2, 8-6. O’Connell and Marx combined for Milne of New Trier West 7-5, 6-4 in the only victory the quarter by downing Bob Thomson and Roger -Friskey. Friedman lost to Mike Madura, Silverman lost to Phil Thompson, and Sanford lost to Dan Robin. Roy Simon and Addison played finals before losing to Brian Hewitt and Doug McLaury of New Trier East 6-0, 62 in the semis. against Evanston first doubles and lost Thomas and Bob Riessen. to Sam Singles First Round Nielsen (NTE) bye; Milnes (NC) bye; Beger (W) def. Kahle (GBN); Ely (LF) bye; Blackburn (D) bye; Marlow (C) def. Golding (M) 6-1, 6-1; Pryor (ZB) def. Milne (NTW) 0-6, 6-2, 6-4; Simon (HP) bye; Alden (W) bye; Dominick (C) def. Everts (NC) 4-6, 7-5, 6-3; Leake (GBN) bye; Landman (NTE) bye; Rossman (NTW) bye; Aishton (L) def. Gustafson (ZB) 6-4, 6-1; Neller (D) def. Engdahl (LF) 6-4, 6-4; Friedman (HP) bye. Second Round Nielsen def. Milnes 6-0, 6-0; Beger def. Ely 6-3, 6-2; Blackburn def. Marlow 6-0, 6-0 Simon def. Pryor 6-2, 6-1; Alden def. Dominick 6-3, 6-1; Landman def. Leake 6-0, 6-0; Rossman def. Aishton 46, 6-3, 6-3; Friedman def. Neller 6-1, 6-0. Quarter Finals Nielsen def. Beger 6-0, 6-0; Simon def. Blackburn 6-3, 6-2; Alden def. Landman 6-1, 6-4; Friedman def. Rossman 6-1, 6-0. Semifinals Nielsen def. Simon 6-1, 6-0; Friedman def, Alden 6-1, 8-6. Championship Nielsen def. Friedman 6-2, 6-0. Team Standings New Trier East 18, Waukegan 12, Highland Park 11, Deerfield_ 8, New Trier West 7, Lake Forest 3, Glenbrook North 3, Mundelein Carmel 2, Mundelein 1, Libertyville = Doubles First Round Clements-Crawford (NTE) bye; O’Connell-Marx (HP) bye; Joseph-Moylan (ZB) bye; Sangerman-Baritz (D) def. Peterson-Shippee (M) 6-2, 6-3; Leitzke-Olson (W) bye; Finlay-Fuesele (GBN) def. Halligan-Dalega (C) 6-3, 62; Yesnick-Siskin (NTW) def. LareGramer (NC) 6-1, 6-2; Barth-Waters (LF) bye; Prizer- Goulette (GBN) bye; Clements-Milne (NTW) def. ClarkSheehy (LF) 6-3, 2-6, 6-2; Lloyd-Palmer (D) def. Scheckel-Schindler (M) 7-5, 6-2; Addison-Sanford (HP) bye; Stern-Stein (W) def. Risik-Holmgren (L) 6-3, 6-2; Whitt-McKinley (ZB) bye; McCohasViack (NC) bye; Hewitt-McLaury (NRE) bye. Second Round Clements-Crawford def. O’ConnellMarx 6-1, 6-0; Sangerman-Baritz def. Joseph-Moylan 6-0, 6-0; Leitzke-Olson def. Finlay-Fusek 6-3, 6-1; Barth-Waters def. Yesnick-Siskin 4-6, 7-5, 6-3; Clements-Milne def. Prizer-Goulette 7- 5, 6-4; Addison-Sanford def. Lloyd- Palmer 6-4. 6-3; Stern-Stein def. Whitt-McKinley 7-5, 6-2; Hewitt-McLaury def. McCohasVlack 6-1, 6-0. Quarter Finals Clements-Crawford def. SangermanBaritz 6-0, 6-0; Leitzke-Olson def. BarthWaters 6-1, 4-6, 6-4; Addison-Sanford def. W. Clements-Milne 7-5, 6-4; Hewitt-McLaury def. Stern-Stein 6-0, 6-2. Semifinals Clements-Crawford def. Leitzke-Olson 6-1, 6-1; Hewitt-McLaury def. AddisonSanford 6-0, 6-2. Championship Clements-Crawford def. Hewitt-McLaury 6-2, 6-4. OAK PARK 4, HIGHLAND PARK 1 Singles Hartman (OP) def. Friedman 6-3, 6-2; Darton (OP) def. Simon _ 6-2, 6-2; Clarkson (OP) def. Addison 6-1, 6-4. Doubles Lee-Good (OP) def. O’Connell-Marx 62, 8-6; Silverman-Sanford (HP) def. Karch-Wooly 6-3, 6-0 STILL Jerry IN THE Riessen, FAMILY senior letterman on the 1967 Northwestern tennis team, is a cousin of Marty Riessen, three-time Big Ten champion for the Wildcats in the early 1960’s and current Davis Cup player. BSA-HONDA 6-0, 6-1. John Oppenheimer lost 6-2, 6-4, and Jon Rosenblum lost 6-4, 810, 6-4. 7-5, All base- but lost three. Trier of Gips and Peter Cerf were 6-2 triumph. Jeff Migdow lost at second doubles 3-6, 46. ball team won one game last week Waukegan are now and Larry Anspach Highland Park Frosh Win One, Drop a Pair Baby bye and second-round victory over Les Blackburn of Deerfield 6-3, 6-2. Jim Silverman combined at No. 2 Highland Park’s only 4-1 but rebounded to beat Evanston won The methods Now sporting a 3-1 record for the Suburban League season, Highland Park’s frosh-soph tennis team fell to Oak Park last week on Monday 4-6, 4 4 Park’s beat the Giants on Tuesday by the same 4-1 count. the only doubles winners, posting a Tuesday at Niles W., 4 Highland to Giant Underclass Netters Split Pair Terry Monday Francis Parker at North Shore, 3:30 New Trier W. at Glenbrook S., 4 Glenbrook assigned shots, and free throws; Highland State, New Trier E. District at Skokie Playfield (Glenbrook S., Highland Park, Deerfield, Glenbrook N., New Trier W., Stevenson, New Trier E.), also Saturday Maine S. District at Chevy Chase C.C. (Notre Dame, Evanston, Maine E., Niles N.), also Morton be 5-0 on Tuesday. Friday Northwestern, Ohio Indiana, will program, which on July 27. 10 Sa, 4:30 Joseph, 4 at Glenbrook Niles W., Arlington, and The cost is $12.50 for the six-week Tuesday Glenbrook eligible cepted for the clinic at New Trier E., 10 Park, Oak Park at New Forest The Highland Park Recreation Department has announced plans for the annual basketball clinic at the Recreation Center, beginning June 20. The clinic will be directed by Highland Park basketball coach Chuck Schramm. Boys in sixth grade through high school are Registrations 4 Monday Lake June 20 tions, and various drills. Iowa at Northwestern, 3 North Shore at University High, Glenbrook N. at Niles N., 4:30 Arlington at New Trier E., 4:15 Nielsen in the championship match 6-2,.6-0. Andy Simon lost to Nielson 6-2, 60 the semi-finals after a first-round The team’s dual-meet record of eight straight wins was stopped by Oak Park last Monday as the Huskies won 4-1, Evanston then passing, defense and offense forma- Friday Minnesota 6-1, 8-6 but lost to Chris Instruction at the clinic will include shooting layups, fump Thursday Fremd Blair Neller of Deerfield 6-1, 6-0 in the second round. In the quarter finals groups by age. the mage which Alex is worred about ‘staffing is Saturday’s Purple-White game. 12:30 S. at Glenbrook N. (varsity-soph), 4:30 Trier E., Highland Park, Evanston at E. North Shore Invitational (frosh-sopn), progress,” | to go, but we expect that.” The standout in the Dyche Stadium warfare was John Cornell, the stardom Park, GOLF - Agase said. “We still have a ways junior Trier freshman Streak Halted Summaries E.) New bye in the first beat Clinie Starts Tuesday ee had a and Annual Cage 4 Sunday Finals, Hanson Junior ere accomplished. “We 4:15 George, Glenbrook S., Highland Park, Notre Dame, Glenbrook N., New Trier W., Niles N., New Trier E.) (Maine round Waukegan Northwestern, Illinois, Wisconsin at Purdue North Shore at Glenwood School, 10 Evanston District (Deerfield, Evanston, St. District past three years, earned a ticket to the state tournament last Saturday when he placed second in the New Trier East District. Highland Park finished third in the meet with 11 points. New Trier East won with 18, followed by Waukegan with 12. final round he topped Ron Alden of Saturday or two. | spots, 4 TENNIS | “He's going to come on and be all | along. But there are some 4 Friday New Trier E. at Deerfield (frosh), 4:30 Oak Park at Maine E. (frosh-soph), 4:15 ee: he says. “I tend to get frustrated, | because I’ve got a lot to learn and want to do it quickly, but I’m } pretty satisfied.” em (varsity), (frosh-soph), N. at Fremd (frosh-soph), 4 New Trier E. (froSh B), 4:30 Fremd Jim Friedman, Highland Park’s No. 1 singles tennis player for the Friedman beat Howard Rossman of New Trier West 6-1, 6-0. In in semi- Thursday Dame at St. Procopius, at Loyola, 4 Holy 2 a “lve Chicago — also Wednesday De Paul, 3:30 Notre Dame (varsity), at at Notre Weber which is heading into its final three to 11 TRACK session A “y hope I can get a chance 4: 4 A), 4:30 To State; Dual Friedman North Luther to help the team,’ says Bruce. “I realize I’m only a sophomore and tae a lot of time to play, but if I can help, I’m all for it.” 11 (JV-frosh), Tuesday North Shore at at Notre Dame Evanston at critical practice Evanston Park Shore Loyola Fremd particular is still the most (soph-frosh Northwestern, Mundelein, Morgan a_ importance, because filling the end Sp ositions W. Tuesday and Wednesday) Loyola at Weber, 3:30 lot is at at Grayslake, Wildcat Northwestern is Trier Niles E. Regional (winners of Evanston, Maine E., Maine W., Wheeling Districts — also Tuesday and Wednesday) Waukegan Regional (winners of Deerfield, who must give help improvement New Monday _ improve on its 3-6-1 record in 1966. | His at Waukegan ‘Hubbard is one of several promisaa 001 ball squad oem frosh), 4: N. at NilesN. (soph- Soy A), W. Wisconsin he explains. 4:15 Saturday “Jn high school, as big as I was, I - eu,’ B), (soph- ree A), Maine E. at Proviso W. (soph-frosh A), 4:15 Evanston at Waukegan (soph-frosh), 4:30 9 Trier E. at ‘Highland Park (frosh-soph), world mo) ld just run down and make my S. Goes 4:30 University of Wisconsin at Northwestern, 3:30 Highland Park at New Trier E. (varsity), 4:30 Waukegan at Evanston (varsity), 4: North Shore at University High (varsity, froshsoph), 4 Niles N. at Glenbrook N. (varsity-frosh B), 4:30 Pe ved Trier W. at Niles W. (varsity-frosh B), er Proviso ee New beat lost to Thursday, and to Evanston 5-0 the Highland Park against Evanston. Dan players Rosen- house battled for three sets but won 6-4, 4-6, 6-4. Rosenblum played No. 2 singles and won 6-3, 6-1. Oppenheimer won at No. 3 6-3, 7-5. In doubles Gips and Cerf won 1-6, 6-4, 6-2, and Walter Nathan Scott Glabman won 6-2, 6-3. BAER A HOOSIER and year Indiana. at the University ome In NOW intocectic: SALES — SERVICE — ACCESSORIES NETTER Mike Baer, former Highland Park High School tennis player, is listed as the No. 2 singles player this Is Coming To The NORTH SHORE HONDA of HONDA of NORTHSHORE 2772 "Where SKOKIE the VALLEY Nicest People RD. Get H.P. 433-1610 the Finest Service” May II, 1967 �a TWO HEADS and a TALE Cochtan Stars Again Golf Ciant Team Splits Two Duals ART HE BELANGER RACE JOE FOR THE third of four BAUMAN Illinois High School Association spring sports championships will begin tomorrow afternoon when North Shore area golf teams tee off at two area clubs. Tennis started the spring madness last Saturday with its district qualifications and the state baseball tournament got under way earlier this week. This Saturday, HE NOT TREVS its golf appear to be the class of the state but ONLY of hosting one of the districts on their home the advantage have to defend course, the Skokie Playfield. In addition, they have the added incentive to win another state championship for their coach, Ray Fearheiley, who is retiring at the end of this season. Fearheiley has been head golf coach at New Trier East the past 15 years and the Indians have captured 13 district titles during that period. In three of those campaigns, 1951, 1955, and last season, Fearheiley’s teams went on to win the state championship. The undefeated Trevs showed their power recently by easily winning the Champaign Invitational golf tournament posed to contain the best 17 teams in the state. which was of 80 sup- Nannini Schmitz. “I think all five have the potential to be medalist in the state,” says Fearheiley. “I don’t think there is a high school team in the country that has seven better players than us. We have boys sitting on the sidelines who could play for most other schools.” about tomorrow’s now he is just concerned “We says district. “You be should else.” However, right can never tell when the boys will have an off day,” he says. “But I just can’t imagine all seven having a bad day at once.” HE ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION has announced that the opening date of football practice next fall is Aug. 23. Bylaws of the association state that a member school may not organize or practice its football team prior to the second Wednesday preceding Labor Day. The first date on which an interscholastic football game may be played is on the second Friday following Labor Day. In 1967, a member school may, therefore, not play an interscholastic game or engage in an interschool scrimmage before Friday, Sept. 15. Schools are allowed to engage in 20 days of actual field practice prior to the first game. In addition, no player may participate in a game or scrimmage unless he has engaged in a minimum of 14 days of field practice. No school is allowed to participate in any practice games or scrimmages with another school during the period preceding the earliest game date. Niles North High School reported it incurred a deficit in holding the regional basketball tournament last March. The school applied to the IHSA for reimbursement but the request was denied by the state association. Still on basketball. . . . A change in the 1967-68 basketball rules will require player benches to be placed at the sides of the court and mid-court marks to be added to the official markings to aid players and officials to more easily determine the mid-court area. against Jim Wauke- Sabold carded ment at Skokie Playfield. Highland Park (328)—Nannini 81, Sabold 81, Bows 82, Crowley 84. Niles East (359)—Nunzio 88, Hochbera 90, Buch 90, Gats 91. 16-Inch City 16-inch league will action the The tonight scheduled for last week, were postponed because of the cold, rainy weather. Many of held practice session, however. Panther Lounge is the defending city champion and will open the defense of its crown with an 8:45 p.m. game at Sunset against La Lira. Tonight’s schedule: Park tonight disposed Chapman against was Waukegan with low 88. to North Chicago for Barrington. Satt Cochran in the quarter, the r relay, and Underwood in the mile. MAIN EAST RELAYS Team Standings New Trier East 99, Evanston LaGrange 54, Maine West 50, South 27, Maine East 25, Highland PF 14, Waukegan 7. ; 480 H.H. shuttle hurdle relay—1. the winning mile relay with Dick : Weinberg, Lee Barnett, and Bill: Mack. The team posted a winning of 3:28.6, to which qualify enables for the with for state qualifiers on the team yard dash, and a fast anchor leg on Trier King), East 2 fe(Meyers, Arehe§ Blackett, ee tia H state placed fourth in Two mile relay—1. New Trier EF (Robinston, Peterson, Davis, Lew Maine West, 3. LaGrange. T—8:03. 880 varsity relay—1. New Trier, (Wald, McFadzean, Salzman, Meye 2. Evanston, 3. LaGrange. T—1:30.5. Long jump—1. Rich Lewis (E), Frohman (NTE), 3. Jenkins (E).. feet, 11 inches. High jump—l. Ben Gaines (E), Jenkins (E), 3. Sobel ( ). 6 feet, inches. (New record, old mark 6 23/4 inches by Entnyre, New East, 1962). Spring medley relay—1. New T a new sophomore school record. He East vote), * Freshman Bruce Garnitz set a varsity team standard with a 10:48.5 two-mile, but he failed to New Trier East edged out Evanston 99-92 for the Maine East championship. Highland Park ran (King, Salzman, McFadz Byansn, 2 Sophomore mile relay—1. (tie) — anston (Bost, Gaines, Thom and LaGrange _ (Fossier, *MecDor Banks), 3. Sout’ Faulkner, Maine T—3:38.8. Freshman 880 relay—1. Maine (Van Sickle, Klose, Drysch, Henkes), 2. LaGrange, 3. New Trier East. T—1:40.5 ins’ 3"“sigmond(MS). 54 feet seventh in the eight-team field with inches. 14 points. (Lewis, ’ Hill, ’ Von Thur y; Warren) a 2. New Trier East, 3. LaGrange. T—3:24.9. 34 Cochran only two i. 2 anchored the Giants’ : varsity relays that were, point-getters. Halperin, Weinberg, Underwood, and Cochran combined : . in the two-mile relay, and Weinberg, Barnett, Mack, and Cochran ran the mile relay to a rifth-place finish. The sophomore mile relay of Mark Brower, Mark Rosenbaum, Dodd and Rick Melvoin captured a Varsity mile relay—l. Discus—1. ‘Malancuk Butz (yg)°"3” Eva (MS), (EF). 2.156 S und inches. sg 7,422 Vai relay—l.Hussey, N East Shuttle (King,hurdle Meyers, Trier Risonett), 2. Evanston, 3. Maine Distance medley relay—l. West (Catlette, Chase, Harris, ie), 2. New Trier East, 3. Evan: T—10:38,1. Pole vault—1. Mueting (MW), 2. E (NTE), 3. Marsh (W). 13 feet, inches. (New 214 inches 1965). by record, old mark Macomber, 13 Maine WINNETKA IMPORT IMPORT Green Bay Two Rd., Winnetka — Hi 6-6100 Open: 9 to 9 Mon. thru Fri. strokes behind was Dave Jacobson. Richard Lindar, Scott Winston, and Randy Rose finished with 92, 93, 9 to 5 Saturday Closed Sunday and 94 respectively. Waukegan was paced by Bob Lund’s 83. Tim Scrime had 85, as did Joe Makela. George Alloian had 89 and Ron Lorber 93. Winston set the pace for Highland Park against Niles with 83. Champman and Rose followed with 87s, while Lindar had 94 and Jacobson 99. FROSH NEW ‘67 VWs | 1716 Mfrs. htr., CATS WILL PLAY . 92 ne T—1:03.5. the lost in the semifinals. 666 home games. i ; man from the end line at right angles to each side line. This will enable ay Il, 1967 in Cochran paced the Little Giants with a second-place finish in the quarter mile, a-fourth in the 220- of players and officials to more easily determine the mid-court area. A line three feet long and two inches wide will be placed 28 feet 15 points Barrington third. Niles East 351-389 on Monday. Laz Lev Hughes Tuesday the team was schedulec to travel the county meet, which was won by Deerfield for the second year in a row. Waukegan was second and Highland Park’s frosh-soph golf team lost to Waukegan 342-363 last having Brian Jeb day the Giants will compete in district meet at Evanston. Ho Frosh-Soph Golf Team Splits Two after and East Relays Friday. Highland Park had for a fourth 6:45—Nite N Gale vs. Flavorama at West Ridge; Deerfield Van Lines vs. Dal Ponte Upholsterers at Sunset No. 1; Santi’s Cafe vs. Lakeside Realty at Sunset No. 2. 8:45—Rosen all-Stars vs. Lewis Carpet at West Ridge; Panther Lounge vs. La Lira at Sunset. Friday after place in the meet. games, teams Meet the half mile with a time of 2:01.9. Steve Halperin’s fifth in the mile was the only other point for the with five games. Practice Field Forest Platt, earned a fourth. Jim Dodd ran a 21.2 in the 180low hurdles in a preliminary to set League. begin Lake Giants. entered City 17-team Lake tournament. Dave Underwood Park Recreation Depart- ment’s squad and at Ben track triangular team Under Way have the relay of Joe Mauck, taking seventh in the annual Maine time League Gets teams in Track Saturday fourth-place spot. The freshman Charlie Cochran the heroics, High- varsity fifth County the New Trier East district tourna- Eleven Park’s placed Northwestern’s freshman _baseball team will meet three opponents this spring under the new Big Ten rule which permits limited firstyear competition. The Wildcat frosh will play Rock Valley College of Rockford in a doubleheader May 20, Illinois State Teachers (Chicago Nerth) May 24, and Lincoln College in a doubleheader May 27. All are The National Basketball Rules Committee has taken further action to limit the possibilities of ‘‘actionless contests.” It was decided (by the ‘committee) to define the mid-court area by markings since certain restrictions apply to the area. M and With senior again providing land 81s for medal honors. Bob Bows had 82 and Crowley 84. This weekend the team will enter the simply each and Woody LTOGETHER, THERE ARE 22 district centers, with only the winning team advancing to the state finals at the University of Illinois next weekend. Each school may enter seven players, with the low four scores making up the team score. The Indians have two boys, Brian Kotzin and Bob Judson, back from last year’s championship team. Others who have been playing Lee Gurley, and Norm regularly are Lino Marini, sophomore Fearheiley Waukegan Against Niles the Little Giants shot one of the best rounds of the year to crush the opponents. Jim Highland because we have more horses than anybody to Crowley paced the Giants with low “We have been playing so well I am getting a little afraid,’ says Fearheiley in one of his brief pessimistic moments. “You never know when somebody else will get hot.” In their second 18-hole match of the season last week the Indians shot a 313, which Fearheiley feels will win the district, although he wouldn’t be surprised if his team goes under 300. As for being the favorite, contest on Friday 325-327. Sophomore Jim Hyman scores year, but we shouldn't be shut out, either, because New to be a shoo-in hard-fought gan. track will join the picture with its district meets. Last year, North Shore teams picked off three of the state titles when Glenbrook North was tops in baseball, Evanston in track, and New Trier East in golf. Area schools are not expected to fare quite as well this Trier East appears crown. Highland Park’s varsity golf team split its two meets last week as Fred Dickman’s crew beat Niles East Monday 328-359 but lost a | s d a l c n i h T t — n Gia in County Fifth sugg. defr., retail price windshield including washers, 2 speed wipers, direct. signals, backup lites, side view mirror, twin padded sun visors, safety lock front seats, emergency flashers, retractable seat belts, federal excise tax and freight included. Overseas Delivery . — Available IMPORT WINNETKA 666 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka MOTORS ; HI 6-6100 feet, �Giants in Finale, Top Spartans 9-1 Any ART hopes BELANGER that Glenbrook North might have had for a repeat of last year’s state baseball championship were smashed Tuesday by Highland Park as afternoon the Little Giants beat the Spartans 9-1 in the Deerfield district Highland meet. Park’s that the district victory meant final would be an all District 113 affair since Deerfield reached the final with a 22-0 conquest of Stevenson. The cham- pionship game was scheduled to be played yesterday. Giants other beat Glenbrook North Krohe, rf, p Black, second inning) to get the boys loosen up. They’re too tight.” to Sanders planned to start Ed Garcia against Deerfield. Carl Eichstaedt, Deerfield’s coach, said he would counter with Scotty Brewster. Garcia can pitch half the he threw against Waukegan last week we’ll beat ’em’’ Sanders predicted. Mind as long as we don’t bat too long in one inning,” Garcia said. “That’s what happened to Chuck (Sarkady) today. He got cold sitting on the bench and his arm tightened up:”’ Sarkady was the winning pitcher for Highland Park. He was lifted in the sixth in favor of Mike Wolf. Jim Friedman, Highland Park's top singles pla yer, smashes a return in his championship match with Chips Clements of New Trier East. (Bud Daley Photo} Sarkady allowed just one run and Schramm Gets Varsity one hit while he was in there and his mates played errorless ball behind him. Basketball Job at HPHS definite yes. With the exception of Chuck Schramm is the new varsity basketball coach at High- land Park High School. Announcement of Schramm’s appointment was made at the Dist. 113 meeting Monday night. yews Schramm moves up to the varsity from the sophomore team. He joined the Highland Park faculty last year after having taught and coached at Edgewood Junior High in Highland Park years. Schramm “Tm really for _ thrilled,” six Schramm said after the appointment. ‘Harv Schmidt (newly appointed head basketball coach at the University of Illinois) and I are good friends. I know he was happy to get the Illinois job, but I think I’m even happier to be coming home to my own school as head coach.” Schramm is a 1951 graduate of Highland Rark. He earned his B.S. degree at Western Illinois Universi84 ty in 1957. While at Western he twice won NAIA all-American honors and was an NAIA Olympic trials choice in 1956 Western was rated No. 1 in the nation in small college basketball polls for two years while Schramm was on the team. He was the second draft choice of the Boston Celtics in 1957 but was cut from the team. “Sam Jones and I were cut that first year,” Schramm said, ‘But Jones was restored to the roster after an injury to another player. I elected to stay out of the NBA and played with the Vickers Petroleum team in the NIBL.”’ Alex Hannum was the Vickers’ coach and the team went on to win the National AAU championship and lead the NIBL for two years. Schramm was the assistant coach of the team and returned in the 1959-60 seasons to Highland Park in the fall of 1960 to take the job at Edgewood During the 1964-65 seasons he coached the Great Lakes Hospital basketball team in junior college level competition while continuing “‘Didn’t that infield do the job?” Sanders asked. The answer was a an error land Park’s cularly want to have a I’ll expect out of the kids. “I’ve worked with about half of the boys at Edgewood and the other half in the Recreation Center programs, so I know what to expect of them. “I know the personnel and this is a big advantage. They also know me and what I expect of them. The game has been real good to me and I want to return the favor to the game,’”’ Schramm Chuck children said. and his wife have four and make their home in Highland Park. He is active in community affairs and has served for years several as a leader in Recreaton Center basketball activities. In 1965 community’s he was named the Outstanding Young Man by cees. Highland the defense outstanding winner brought up on hustle and desire and is what the was outstand- as he Park Jay- 12 Men Highland Park with the two-run rf Mayer, 3b Baker, 2b Gomez, 2b Rosen, 1b Stein, ! Garcia, cf Rogan, c Sarkady, p Wolf, p 000 2 +9 3b 5 00 000 + ee see 00 ? 4 1 422 see 0 0 ? poe | = Totals oS Innings 0200700—9 Park North Ae 6 0100000-—11 Black, Huber, (2), Sedik 2B—Rosen. 1 7 (2), E— Scornavacco. SB— Scornavacco Huber, Schulz. PB—Bennett (2). Sac—Baker, Garcia. DP—Glenbrook (1) Mynars, Monts, Helfrich. Highland Park (1) Scornavace- os ae Rosen. Left—Glenbrook 3, Highland ark 11. PITCHING SUMMARY * ro cy ABE we. oe ae Se af fake ae ae See ware” (W) : 2°¢- es 623 Time—2:21 HIGHLAND PK. (4) Ab RH 4 1 2 4 0 2 Scornavacco, ss Rosalini, rf Sedik, ¢ OAK PARK (2) Ab RH 400 S44 Masar, cf Frost, 3b ein, Skidmore, 3b 4 0 3.1 4 0 0 2 0 Maeder, Keddinger, If,c Miller, rf ss 4 +. Rosen, 2 0 0 Nielsen, 1b 300 1b smoke ee 328 Reet Baker, 2b 2 mm 0 1 Lane, 2b FBG 3s 200 Totals 4°22 Score by Innings WAUKEGAN Shepston, ss Cohler, 2b Adams, 1b all, c Willett, If Hovey, cf VanHovey 3b Griffith, Korons, rf Totals 2000000—2 0011200—4 (9) Ab RH 2 1 0 4 0 1 3 4 2. 2:3. 2 2 2 1 4 0 1 4 0 2 3 0 1. 4 0 1 29 911 #-¢@ asak, C Petrick, p het Oak Park Highland Park 0 0 8:9 HIGHLAND RHE 2 } 7 1 Scornavacco,ss Rosalini, rf Sedik, c in, If Allderdice, If Skidmore, 3b Baker,2 Rosen, 1b Rogan, cf Garcia, p Totals PK. ( Ab RH 4 0 0 2e 3 30 0 + a4 1 0 0 200 20 0 3 0.9 oe 2324 24S Score by Innings RHE 0000001—1 5 2 301023x—911 0 Highland Park Waukegan Wildeat Netters Split Pair scooped up throws from his infield for outs. here,” Schramm said, ‘and I’m happy that I’ll be moving into a position where we’ll have several boys competing for. each of the starting spots next year. I’ve been this when ing. Rich Rosen at first was parti- to teach at Edgewood. “We in the seventh, game was no longer in doubt, High- 0 0 0 0 1 Q O 0 g y ae ie | Score by Garcia said he didn’t mind pitchplagued the spring baseball program. ‘“‘I don’t have much trouble warming up and I can stay warm Kaplan, rf Sedik,c RBI—Scornavacco, Rosalini Baker, Rosen, Stein, Garcia. Totals that has Skidmore, O 0 O (4), RH 0 0 2 0 Peiffer (9) : ee Se 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Park Rosalini, 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 0 1 ; Highland O 1 3 Cold ing in this cold weather 0 Helfrich, 1b 4-2 in the Scornavacco, ss DeMartino, rf Monts, arkady, p Doesn’t 2 Huber, 3b Kunde, ph Mynars, P, SS Morrison, ph Schulz, cf Peifer, ss Oaks, p Rollins, rf, If pense’, c ustavson, Cc Totals Park contest. (1) AbRH 3.0 0 If Highland our lack of hitting,’ he said. ‘I tried that suicide (in the two-run Oak league Glenbrook “T was a little worried,’ said Jay Sanders. About what? ‘About “If game pitched a good game but you can’t win when you don’t hit.’”’ The ~ ~ By Bat won the game second but put Northwestern’s tennis team split even in two meets last week, beating Western losing to Michigan Wisconsin 54. 6-3 and A third meet with Notre Dame was rained the icing on the cake with a sevenrun burst in the fifth when 12 men went to the plate. out. Three Spartan pitchers helped the Giants with eight walks as Highland Park had just seven hits. play. Northwestern will wind up its Glenbrook also had six errors. The Little Giants left 11 men stranded on the bases. Marty Stein was the only hitter able to get more than one hit. Rosen’s double in the fifth was the only extra-base blow in the game. Hard-hitting catcher Bob Sedik is in the midst of a batting slump which has found him going 0-21 at the plate in the last series of games. He did score a run, though, reaching base on a two-base error. He walked two other times against Glenbrook. In Suburban League action last week the Giants lost to Waukegan 9-1 in a game Sanders said was lost ‘‘because we didn’t hit. Garcia The loss to the Badgers gave the Wildcats a 4-3 record in conference dual meet schedule with home meets against Iowa tomorrow and Minnesota Saturday. In the Wisconsin meet, Northwestern won three singles matches and one doubles match. Wisconsin’s Don Bleickinger won the No. 1 singles by defeating Tom Rice 6-2, 6-8, 63. Rice and Roger Barnard won the No. 1 doubles by defeating Bleickinger and Eliot Pillsbury 6-2, 6-2. Northwestern’s freshman team won its first meet of the season by routing Wisconsin 8-1. Don Lutz of Northwestern won the No. 1 singles with a 6-2, 6-1 victory over Chris Barr. Lutz and Steve Vezina_of Northwestern beat Chick Adams and Burr in the No. 1 doubles 6-2, 64. May 11, 1967 �SENIOR CITIZENS And Non-Profit Organizations ENJOY A BANK OF HIGHWOOD CHECKING ACCOUNT AT NO COST There's nothing like a trim, clean modern home to add joy and zest to living! Take pride in your home... and enjoy it... with a Home Modernization Loan from us. For Your Convenience We Are Open Friday Evenings Until 8:00 P. M. Saturdays Until 2:00 P. 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Save a Little in Order to Live a Lot Lake County's Largest Savings & Loan E ERFI Fortieth Our E LD Year SAFETY OF vYOUR SAVINGS Assets Over $48,000,000.00 AV ) fl 5 5 745 DEERFIELD ROAD DEERFIELD, Hours: & LOAN ASSOCIATION Mon., ILLINOIS Tues., Thurs., Sat. — 8:30 to 12:00; Fri. — 8:30 to 4:00 Fri. eve. — 6:00 to 8:00 died Gene PHONE: Windsor 5-2550 �Master Plan OK By MELINDA UPP for the master plan, but I believe we should give the planners some direction about the kind of village By a vote of 4 to 2, Deer- field trustees Monday ap- we want proved a contract plan with arl L. Gardner and Associates, Inc., for an 18-month the planners down to guidelines, we won’t omprehensive master plan ~f the village. to the Expected pick Mr. Raff our The on _ specific our own plan said, ‘You can’t individual problems. Calls for Hearings master plan proposal calls ses, and the trustees plan to meet every eight to 10 weeks with the planning ports. in favor of approving the contract Deerfield firm for progress re- Mayor Finney concluded the discussion by reading a section of Plan Commission the authority to e and work with the master “I am work for a series of public hearings to discuss the plan as work progres- ently changed his mind and voted said, 80 with Mr. Schleicher that our planners should know what we want—but that’s what we’ll schedule public hearings for.” so Mayor Finney was prepared to case a deciding vote to break he tie between the trustees. But Mr. Schleicher, who was he trustee who suggested the adfition of the guidelines, appar- anners. Mr. Schleicher ‘‘With Everything is interrelated. I agree ees George Schleicher, Bernard forrest, and George Kelm had expressed doubts about the plan, the because, planners But Erustees Raymond Craig, Charles Raff, George Bootz, and Mayor H. Ross Finney had previously exPressed their support. But trust- gives plan problems with commission.” Approval of the master plan proposal was expected because which the percent of our village developed, I can’t see the need for an entire master plan. I would like to see uggested by the Deerfield Homewners’ Association, never came s26 a vote. plan, a set of get any- where.” Mr. Kelm said that he objected A proposal to give the master planners a set of guidelines, as Approval this to be.” Mayor Finnery interjected, ‘I personally would like to see them just run with the ball. If we tie the agreement: “In formulating a plan for the Deerfield planning area, there is one overriding factor of im- in complete agreement with the need portance—the plan which is pre- pared must have the general support of all the groups which will be instrumental in its effectu- ation. “Consequently, mative during stages program, a of the the close for- planning liaison and working relationship must be maintained between the planning consultants, the plan commission, and community leaders in various related realms of activity. Eight Areas Cited planners will concentrate The their efforts on eight ‘“‘problem”’ areas of the village, including the expansion possibilities, off-street parking, and traffic circulation in the central shopping district. The planners also will complete a comprehensive revision of the Deerfield zoning ordinance, determine the most desirable use for the brickyards area, suggest uti- lization possibilities for the remaining vacant land in the community, and analyze future public school locations and school districting. Six of the eight Miss Deerfield candidates wait to be interviewed The eighth section of the master plan will be devoted to a study of the feasibility of developing Monday night in contest preliminaries. From left are Leslie Knowlton, Dorothy Kinter, Nancy Riter, Donna Najdowski, Cinda Lee Peterson, a Miss Jan governmental complex or community center to house village and township activities in one area. Katherine Forstrom, and Miss Steffanie English, the 1966 Miss Deerfield. The six, plus Gail Whisler and Joyce Petton, all will compete in the final selection, to be held June 10 at Alan Shepard Junior High School. ee Liebling Gets Tentative OK Tentative approval of an almost-forgotten headache, he Liebling subdivision’s final plat, was given by Deerield trustees Monday night. The subdivision, subject of year-long debates and discussions between village officials and then-owner of the ibdivision, Morton Shapiro, has been renamed Briarwood Country lub Estates and taken over by a ew corporation, Ar-Lind Homes, Ine. The corporation Irving Kogan. Seeks president is Final Okay Richard Nathan, attorney for he new corporation, asked the board to approve the final plat of subdivision but not to execute he approval until several stipulaions have been met. The stipulations are the same Snes as required of Mr. Shapiro, Mr. Nathan told board members. he final plat would not be filed in Springfield until the stipulations ere met, he said, but he needed board approval to complete negoFtiations for the $500,000 project. 4 The stipulations include providing access through park district property on the north into the ubdivision. This access, through argate Ter., is blocked by an easement. Can’t Get not get a bank however, hesi- tated to approve the final plat, which was not on the agenda, until they had had time to review the loan to purchase the easement and to eet other requirements for final blat approval until the plat was approved, so that they were for Mrs. Kermit Bishop, and Mrs. Robert David were the annual contest. From left are Mrs. Jack Eisinger, Mrs. George Myles, Mrs. Bruce Carman, Mrs. Raymond Lyon, and Mrs. James Breed. Mrs. Breed, chosen as finalists. The winner will be selected at a private dinner dance May 29. (Staff Photos by Larry Graff) Mrs. Deerfield stipulations they made last September, the last time the propos- written into the new candidates are interviewed Deertield Villager al was on a village board agenda. So the board agreed to give tentative approval to the final plat based on the assumption that their previous stipulations had been agreement. They will review the matter throughly at their next meeting June 5. VOL. 1, NO. $2 44 A THURSDAY, YEAR MAY 18, 1967 Park Board to Provide Land for Liebling The Deerfield Park Board passed a resolution Tuesday night which will allow it to provide land for an acess road to the Liebling subdivision. Loan ~ Mr. Nathan said that his clients ould caught in a circle. Board members, The ments division road, which one has developers of the kept from final village approval, require- the sub- getting would run from the homes to Margate Terr. The 15 acres of land will be deeded to the village, which will give to Ar-Lind Homes, Inc., subdivision developers. The developers then will give a ‘‘contribution’”’ to the park district equal to the value of the land. The park ‘quested by Commission, village agreement was rethe Deerfield Plan which along with the board has required a second road that connects the sub- division to Deerfield Rd. Published Weekly by Press Publishing Co., 444 Central Av., Highland Park, Ill. 60035 The park property is north of Deerfield Rd. on the east side of the village and south of the Landis Subdivision. James C. Mitchell was re-elected president of the Deerfield Park Board at Tuesday’s meeting. Also re-elected was dent Aksel Petersen. Dewey was sworn vice presiDudley L. in for his third term as park commissioner. The board also re-appointed Controlled circulation postage paid Locke Rogers, treasurer, and Park Director Donald E. Pilger, board secretary. Appointed to the building and grounds committee are Mr. Dewey and Mr. Peterson; recreation committee, Edward J. Walchli and Mr. Dewey; planning, policy and finance committee, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Mitchell, and Mr. Walchli; and publicity, Mr. Mitchell and Jack Matthews. at Deerfield, Ill. �HAPPY ENDING 8-Year-Old Pulled From River by Men Lynn LaMonica of Deerfield wanted to give her mother some flowers on Sunday, so she walked more than a quarter of a mile from her home to pick them from a branch over-hanging the Chicago River. The 8-year-old girl, of 180 Sequoia Ln., apparently reached up t for % Earl action Deerfield He Jaycees HIS SATURDAY THE DEERFIELD Jaycees will be asking residents to help support community progress through voluntary chicken by buying “Chark-O-Chick” the “Chark-0-Chick”’ back- Backus, 50, of 345 said and he ran yelled down for to three “I in the con- water, which is from three to five feet deep at the point. They covered her with a blanket, and called the Deerfield-Bannockburn This is the Jaycees’ only public appeal for _ funds to help underwrite what has become known as one of the more active slates of community projects in Illinois. of fell struction workers nearby to help him pull her out. The four rescued her from the barbecued dinners. The chickens will be delivered Proceeds R. water, free to the homes of all purchasers June 11. _ then her turn over on her stomach. knew then that she was trouble,” he said. By ROBERT P. BLOWERS Chairman, branch, Carlisle Av., saw her lying on her back in the water, then saw The Cover: Chicken Dinner Sale “‘Chark-O-Chick’’ the ward into the water. Deerfield Jaycees Robert McGuire (left) and Larry McKnight practice their “Chark-O-Chick" sales talk on Mrs. Robert Blowers _ and Tom McKnight. (Larry Graff Photo) Fire Department and the Deerfield rescue squad police, who _ toward a variety of projects, including Jaycee gave her oxygen and took her to Highland Park Hospital. _ Park, the Easter Egg Hunt, Santa Phone, Sports Jamboree, the Community Survey, Teen-age Her mother, Mrs. Michael LaMonica, didn’t get the flowers for charitable activities. Mother’s Day, but she got her daughter home safe after treatment at the hospital. _ Rodeo, and scores of other youth, sales civic, go and Buying ‘‘Chark-O-Chick” dinners is a delicious way to help support these projects and, in Mr. Blowers addition, will provide Mom with a well-earned day off from Sunday cooking. Many groups will celebrate Community Progress Day June 11 with street parties built around ‘Chark-O-Chick”’ _ dinners, kind of a fun way of helping the Jaycees help greater Deerfield. Our members will call on as many homes as possible in Deerfield, 2° _ Riverwoods, and Bannockburn, but if they don’t get to your house, _ please phone your order in to my home, 1200 Arbor Vitae Rd., Deerfield. Tickets are being mailed this in the newly remodelled Ravinia Green Country Club on the corner of North Sanders Rd. and Deerfield Rd. The club, formerly known as the Riverwoods Country Club, was a taken over recently by group of North Shore businessmen. new rescue IGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL students and faculty, will stage a five-day ‘Focus on Arts” starting Sunday. Professional art- ists in many fields have offered their time and talent. See page 72. HE WORD “SOLEL” in Hebrew means path. Congregation Solel’s path to God is paved with liberal and unorthodox Nichol tells the temple’s story on page 28. ideas. Judi A Matter of Taste ........... Bannockburn ................ = . 2, Be 18 84 (9 SESS Sire eee eee 24 Community Calendar ........ 85 ey eer ee ll ES Es ee ee 72 Se 14 Movies in Brief .............. 77 os —68 Seren epee ee 79 People and Politics .......... OS ee eee re ee Riverwoods ............ 14-16, OS ae eeeere FOOR PAGO 5. 066s ced 6 vsnes 80, See oe ee meres rer Le” | pee ss oer. The Deerfield Civil Defense unit has invited representatives of. all village service organizations to attend its 8 o’clock meeting tonight in the Jewett Park Field House. Richard Willer, Lake County civil defense director, will relate his experiences with the tornadoes which hit Lake Zurich, where his headquarters are located. Steve Filler, Deerfield’s civil defense director, said Mr. Willer will explain what might have been done to prevent more damage to that community and weaknesses and strengths of its warning Mr. Filler said he also hopes to present a survey made by the Federal Sign and Service Co. The company, which specializes in signals and warning systems, has prepared recommendations for a disaster warning system in Deerfield. The warning system could be integrated with the system used by the Deerfield-Bannockburn Fire Protection District, Mr. Filler said. INCOLNSHIRE GARDEN CLUB’S bi-annual sale will take place during the weekend. Everything is planned—if it rains the sale moves indoors. Details on page 66. 12 78 84 81 20 82 86 35 Ken Hogan of an Arlington Heights landscape firm spreads gravel in the triangle of Dimmeydale Dr. and Wincanton Av. in Deerfield. Eleven neighbors around the triangle have spent $855 to resod +t triangle and to plant trees and bushes. (Staff Photo) first in wedding plans , ... paper first in wedding papers system. oy ait Read This. . . nae To Be Aired Last year’s proceeds went toward of the id Sug gestions Eddie Dale’s Rhythm Club Orchestra, returning for the third year, will play music from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. During the “big band’s” breaks, a local rock ’n roll group will play twist, watusi, and monkey music. As in the past, proceeds of the dance will be used by the fireman to purchase equipment for the department and the rescue squad. the purchase vehicle. ih Civil Defense Dance Slated by Fire Unit week to all residents of the Deerfield-Bannockburn Fire Protection District for the fireman’s annual benefit dance. The dance will be held June 17 O° As the first step in planning your wedding, we invite you to come to us and initiate the engraving of your invitations on Crane’s Kid Finish, the choicest of papers for this most important moment in your life. Our staff will also take pleasure in helping you select your bride’s notes and letter paper for die-stamping, your calling cards and informals—your complete paper trousseau from our collection of Crane’s Fine Papers. Tryouts Are Set For Pompon Girls Deerfield High School will hold tryouts tomorrow for its newly organized pompon squad. The squad will consist of 12 girls who will perform patterned routines between halves of football and basketball games. Music will be supplied by the band or recordings. Gand A, a S46 LiNCOLN AVENUE WINNETKA, bd HILLCREST cnesds 6-08629 ILLINOIS May 18, 196 �Board of Trustees Appoints 12 Residents ~ To Advisory Bodies, Seeks Two The Deerfield Village ouncil Monday named 12 members to the appointed boards which serve as its dvisers. and now is president of Temple Beth Or. He served on the village caucus in 1962. Harold Peterson, 53, of 768 Osterman Av., was appointed to a three-year term on the board of The Rev. Jeffrey Grote, assistant also pastor posts for three-year terms. The manpower commission is seeking of the Deerfield Presby- terian Church, also will be re-appointed to the council if he does not move from the village. Dr. Tucker, 49, of 830 North- Robert C. Fox, 16 E. Mulberry b]., was appointed to a 5-year police commissioners. Employed by the Sun-Ray Mid-Continent woods Dr., has been a resident of erm on the board of zoning apheals. Mr. Fox, 39, has been a Corp., he is a former trustee, jus- bio-chemist, he is a major in the Army reserves and has been a esident of the ears: A father village of five for four children, fe is an attorney with the Mobil bil Co. : ‘Mr. Fox has served on PTA oards. Bernard Katz, 43, of 604 Pine ., was appointed to the plan ommission for a 3-year term. A esident of the village for nine ears, he is an attorney specializng in real estate law with the aw firm of Antonow and Fink. Mr. Katz was the first presient of the Deerfield B’nai B’rith tice of the peace, and member town of the auditor, safety coun- cil. He is a member of the Deerfield Chamber of Commerce and the Deerfield Rotary Club. Named to Safety Council Raymond N. Marshall III, 31, -of 1036 Warrington St., was appointed to a three-year term on the safety council. A resident of Deerfield for 20 years, he is a More the village for seven years. A Scout leader for 20 years. Mr. Knilans, 29, of 1056 Camille Av., has been a resident for eight years. He is a guidance counselor and sophomore basketball coach at Deerfield High mer Jaycee, School, a DeMolay and a special uty sheriff. Lake a for- advisor, County dep- were reappointed to their a replacement for the Rev. Eugene Wykle, Bethlehem Church minister, who was recommended for reappointment before he decided to leave the village. Reappoint 3 Men John Roach also was reappointed to serve another 5-year term on the board of building appeals, and George McLaughlin and Peter Horne were appointed to second three-year terms on the manpow- er commission. In other action, awarded security board a $4,684 contract for cell equipment and a $1,575 contract for an intercommunications system for the new police appointed chairman. Two members of the human addition to the village hall. The board deferred action on a graduate of St. George High School. Dr. Robert Tucker, William Knilans and Donn Wright were lations commission, Howard Kane central alarm system for the po- appointed and lice addition to the youth council. the Rev. Bernard F. Didier, lee. Village Mgr. Norris Stilphen said that the board would be trading a workable system for an un- known quantity. In other business, the board concurred with the zoning board of appeals recommendations for the First for further study. Family Day Drive Near Goal dation for rezoning Hornberger area. an, announced this week. “An actual count of $3,950 is in and, with reports still coming in om the area captains and works with stray donations,” Mr. uccola said. Last year, a total of $2,350 was ollected during the booster drive, nd Family Day, Inc., had a $1,000 eficit to make up before this ear’s campaign could be punched. The 1967 Family Day oard began its year with munity participation within greater Deerfield,’’ Mr. Buccola said. He explained that neither the merchants nor the village government were solicited for funds since, “this is a celebration for the people of the village and only the people benefit from a day packed full of displays, fireworks, and a parade, a score of other rade, which will feature 10 bands, marching units, clowns, antique cars, and prizes for the bestdecorated bikes. Other events will include drum and bugle corps competition; Miss Illinois crowning the Miss and Mrs. Deerfield contest winners, a Fifth Army Band concert, games and rides for children, and a kids’ events.” amateur dog show. He also listed the 22 events which will highlight this year’s celebration. They include the pa- Also scheduled are a_ baking contest, miniature golf, go go dance bands, a horsehoe pitching + ee we contest, man, and a 1308 a pancake barber shop The Family Day celebration also will include a show by the Deerfield-Bannockburn Fire protection district, a free giant fireworks display at Deerfield High School, a local industries exhibit, an organization booth, a greased pig catching contest, a car smashing contest, a flower show, Black Horse Troop exhibition, and a golf practice tent and putting greens. be rezoned a $240 occurred last year. hs $4000 erce, Deerfield lewcomers, Woman’s Garden Homeowner’s Club, Association, Club, and who re members of the nonprofit rganization. Serve Without Pay All members of the Family Day, ne., board serve without pay. The object of Family Day is to rovide a day of family fun, at the bwest possible cost, that will also ive further meaning to the spirit the. Fourth of July celebration nd strengthen the sense of com- ay 18, 1967 R-1 (20,000 ordinance re- Sports Date Changed date of the Junior the has a 50-yard dash, a long dash, jump, throw, the — 27. competition clude by Illinois Youth been changed June 3 to May baseball Sports co-sponsored. and will in- a 75-yard high jump, 220-yard re- lay for “‘midgets,” those who are 10 and 11 years old. Juniors — youngsters 12 or 13 years old — will compete in a 50yard dash, yard a 75-yard dash, dash, a jump, baseball yard relay. Events for long jump, throw, and a 220- high a 440 intermediates — be- tween 14 and 15—will be the 50-yard dash, 100-yard dash, 220yard dash, 880-yard run, long jump, high jump, baseball throw, and a 440-yard relay. Application blanks are available from the athletic directors of onors,”’ A special thanks was extended § the Townley Club, which made special donation of $100 for amily Day. Family Day, Deerfield’s all-day uly 4 celebration, is sponsored by nost Deerfield organizations, inluding the Jaycees, Lions, Kiwais, Rotary, Chamber of Com- was Jamboree Jamboree _FAMI LY DAY BOOSTER DRIVE an Junior from Don from reading Jaycees and Commission, Avoids Disaster as Av., quiring sewer inspection by circuit television cameras before the sewers will be approved in new subdivisions. The ank balance only after several rivate individuals and organizaons made donations. uch Hackberry Jamboree, Wrobleski, booster drive chairan, has done a spectacular job n attaining our goal of $4,000,” Mr. Buccola said. He added, ‘“‘The response from e residents was overwhelming. ooster drive workers indicated a ery cordial welcome and _ all orkers were gratified by the couraging comments from the Carlson- square-foot-residential) to R-2 (12,000 square foot) lots. The board also approved on * “With a budget of $7,325 for this 967 celebration, only a successful ooster drive can avoid a disaster the granted variations to permit construction of an addition to his home. The plan commission recommended that the Carlson-Hornberger property at the northwest corner of Deerfield and Wilmot Rds. an art show, breakfast, quartet. Church variations for its new building program, and Richard S. Free- second The Deerfield Family Day boosdrive definitely will reach its 4,000 goal, Charles Buccola, amily Day, Inc., board chair- Presbyterian and the Freeman property, and the plan commission recommen- The church was granted several the Mr. Wright, who has been serving on the council for a year, was re- Board members rejected a proposal for a rate change for sewer service at the Kitchens of Sara Deerfield School District 109, Deerfield-Wilmot School District Py Lions of the Famil Wrobleski, chairman scittig Ai Family Day celebration workers tally receipts from their recent fund drive. From left are Mr rs. Kay Houston, president of the Townley Club of Deerfield; Frank Ventura, co-chairman for 110, Deerfield High School, and Red Oak School in Highland Park, parade; a of the booster and Donald drive. (Staff Photo) Deerfield area. The booth will be designed to familiarize residents with the organizations. Groups wishing to be represented ily Day, should contact Fam- Inc. Board Chm. Charles Buccola no later than June 10. Each group should from the DEERFIELD winners VILLA- in each event will qualify for the sectional the jamboree, which will be held later Information Booth To Be New Feature One of the new features of this year’s Family Day celebration will be a booth giving information about all organizations in the and GER. First-place provide the following information on a 20- by 30-inch poster board: name of the organization, head of the group, age requirements, purpose, and in Mt. Prospect. Sectional winners meetings times, dates, and places. The booth will be staffed, and planned by members of the Deerfield Woman’s Club. Any additional information which groups wish to be distributed on Family Day should be submitted with the poster to woman’s club members. then. will compete in the state wide competition Aug. 3, 4 and 5. Don Tiffany, 941 Waukegan Rd., and Jack Sullivan, 1242 Linden Av., are co-chairmen of the event, which will be held on the Deerfield High School athletic field. Chuck Buccola, 1326 Elmwood Av., is assisting them as a member of the games committee. 9 �AOE Rf LIN. a pale i ng ae kee ee seoa ee on SesSie aa ESAS Fe why. he lie Teas OK People and Politics By MARTHA at THREE YEARS - moving too slow letters AGO, a Lake County legislator began a _ wasting its ‘a : projects. in developing to ail time Illinois aiding a metropolitan legislators local area saying land-use the government plan. and was By MARTHA The day a number of Chicago West Side Bloc legislators from their state But in 1966, voters in Mr. Murphy’s 31st House District reversed the to his attack, again urging that the planning agency ARGUMENT THIS TIME is that the commission Since this represents a 180-degree turn from his original complaints, commission, it would have to from create advisory role on many m Mr. Rockwell them, it has never _ proposals. In fact, _ along to the federal F ALL THE has no veto power projects whatsoever. It should leveled that it is a first step toward at NIPC, metropolitan the most is also doubling local involvement ironic is understanding May 7, the rescue squad was _ called to 704 Jonquil Ter. where a _ visitor, John Scotten, 75, of Forest Park, was injured in a fall down the stairs. He was given first aid _ and taken to Highland Park Hospital. Six hours later, the department was called out again to put out a small brush fire in North Trail. _ On May 8, the department was called to aid the contractor for the addition to the fire station, Sven Flodstrom, who broke his shoulder in a fall down _ his home at _ The rescue 736 Deerfield a flight of stairs in 1205 Hackberry Rd. squad was called to Rd. on May 8 to help C. F. Wood of Stevens Point, Mo., who had injured his back. Last Thursday, two pumpers and 10 men were needed to put out a gasoline fire in the utility room of the Bernard Tokar home 10 gasoline ignited The of worked on a motor. Damage $1,500 for the truck dispatched due for House If tears of thankfulness you had miraculously Here in an man-talk, you Day & we all know what Control he Fri- day noon to put out a clothes drier fire at the Gene Lowenthal residence, 317 Willow Av. Later that afternoon, two trucks . . . then, come get on over. of relentless even* by mensware looking as you'll relaxation at as & find most At 6:45 p.m. at '*Your day is coming June 18. And our friends at Brandeis Univ. will be looking fur you at their Annual Used Book Sale starting Sat. eve., May 20 thru Thurs., May 25 under the big tent at Edens Plaza in Wilmette. The big ones from Aquinas thru Zweig (Arnold & Stephen) will be glad you came. 478 Central Highland Park Open’ Thursday night eg = = 14390 - REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Highland Park in the State of Illinois, at the close of business on April 25, 1967. Publishe in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under section 521 U.S. Revised Statutes ASSETS . Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collection . United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed ... . Obligations of States and political subdivisions . Securities of Federal agencies and corporations not guaranteed b 5. . Other bonds, notes, and debentures . Federal funds sold . Loans and discounts 9. Fixed assets . . Customers’ liability . Other assets TOTAL to this ; bank on acceptances outstanding ASSETS LIABILITIES . Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, . Time and savings deposits of individuals, corporations . Deposits of . Deposits . Certified of States and political subdivisions and officers’ checks, etc. United States Government and corporations . .$12,771,992. partnerships, and . $38408,679.78 15,205,134.15 21,200,545.63 56,382. 199,187. 36,661,249. $1,500. Friday, the squad /EXHIBITION ONE ART EXHIBIT AND SALE was called to the athletic field behind Deerfield High School, whre Gerald Grybash, 17, suffered a probable broken ankle. He was taken to Highland Park Hospital. On ment Saturday, the rescue squad fire departhelped with the rescue of 8-year-old Lynn LaMonica of 180 Sequia Ln., who fell into the East branch of the Chicago River as she reached for a flower. She was taken to a anywhere. We'll be looking for you; Dad. pager daeseat Donald Zagar residence, 1004 Castlewood Ln., when damage estimated keen interesting responded to a kitchen fire at the was that rolled down her gaunt cheeks befound just what she had wanted atmosphere can collection of casual con- State Sen. Karl Berning (R32nd) of Deerfield this week called for passage of a gun control bill that would require all owners of firearms to register and receive an identification card from the state department of public safety. “This proposal avoids the ad(Continued on page 81) small outboard was estimated at motor, washer, was Mother’s Illinois Con- motor buses. dryer, and room. One other, Urges Gun as was 1968 sideration, would apply interstate standards to all inspections of at 137 Forestway Dr. Mr. Tokar’s hands and wrists were burned when proposed the ILLINOIS re: Mother’s Day she untied the ribbons and for modern inspection of food services by the Illinois Department of Public Health in areas where no public health department exists. : Firemen’s Quiet Spring Ends The Deerfield-Bannockburn Fire on PARK, other measures he has sponsored. One, now in the House appropriations committee, would provide the plan commission’s role. _ Protection District, after a wet and quiet spring, answered four fire calls and five rescue calls _ between May 7 and Sunday. placed HIGHLAND 432-0433 for years, if her voice raised a decibel or so when she saw the bundle, if she kept the children at a respectful distance when State Rep. Daniel Pierce (D32nd) of Highland Park now is hoping for Senate passage of his House-approved bill to prohibit unregistered voters from voting in municipal elections. The legislator also is watching the legislative progress of two government. and years cause Pierce Bill Moves Another probably would go to the heart of the NIPC problem by doubling the number of local government representatives on NIPC’s thus four Fathers Sunday meant. stitutional Convention. Actually, NIPC was created by the legislature in 1957 to aid in the kind of voluntary inter-governmental co-operation on metropolitan problems that is the only real alternative to Metro. Proponents of NIPC are stressing that in the legislature these days. About 13 “friendly” bills have been introduced, some stressing the voluntary nature of _ NIPC’s relations with local governments and its strictly ‘“advisory” capacity. and be ballot—the required to study local projects that involve federal money. And while it has suggested improvements to local agencies submitting advised the federal government against any of the if NIPC fails to act within 60 days, the plan is sent government without NIPC participation. CRITICISMS to ROAD es For There is a growing feeling that only one constitutional matter involving federal money that has led to the misconception that the plan commission actually is a federal agency in disguise. Actually, NIPC two SKOKIE TEL. tutional amendment. basic requirement for receiving federal money. It is NIPC’s 1438 OLD senators’ terms from four to six failed to receive House approval Monday. Part of the opposition came because the change would require voter approval of a consti- another similar agency or lose federal road money and grants for open space and sewer and water projects. Participation of a sixcounty planning agency such as NIPC is a On O-fite-Callon and June 27 as the final day for passage of House-originated bills. Rep. Kleine’s proposal to increase House members’ terms What is ironic about the current Murphy proposal is that if the legislature did abolish the hair in 5 minutes to June 7 as the last day for passage of bills originating in the Senate, is moving too fast in developing a metropolitan area land-use plan. ‘the long-suffering plan commission can be excused for feeling slightly bewildered. | sent New deadlines set this session put May 25 as the last day for Senate committees to report out, be abolished. _ board, and Senate. _ GOP leaders and sent him back to the legislature. And he promptly “= approved Color your Mon- Immediate Senate consideration of the House measure was not expected in view of the current Senate efforts to clear the calendar of bills originating in the et. H* House study abortion laws. Though this didn’t satisfy Rep. Murphy, his campaign against the _ planning agency was interrupted in 1964, when Republicans purged him returned CLEVELAND Illinois the Senate a bill to create a legislative commission to explored. — TOP STYLIST MANICURIST HAIR COLOR EXPERTS intergovernmental The commission’s executive director, Matthew L. Rockwell of _ Winnetka, denied this, noting that the commission already was deep in basic studies of the six-county area’s industrial development, flood - control problems, water resources, etc. Information on present problems and rescurces is necessary before future development can be wae Hair Style of the Month Abortion He commission 7 lilt Salon To Study CLEVELAND campaign to kill the Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission. Rep. W. J. Murphy of Antioch charged that the six-county agency was _ wrote Plan gee — ETH EMET SYNAGOGUE Dempster & Ridge, Evanston Saturday, May 20th— 8 p.m.- 11 p.m. Sunday, 2 p.m.- May 2Ist— 9 p.m. ADMISSION: ONE AR CAPITAL . Common stock—total par value No. shares authorized 50,000 No. shares outstanding 50,000 . Surplus . Undivided profits TOTAL TOTAL ACCOUNTS CAPITAL ACCOUNTS LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL 2,000,000.¢ 1,134,175. 4,134,175. 40,795,424.9 ACCOUNTS MEMORANDA . Loan hown above are after deduction of valuation reserves of I, M. C. Hart—Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and /s/ M. 375,073 that th belief. C. HAR We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of conditio and declare that £ has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledg and belief is true and corr ect. valine © see. i W. H. ARNOLD OSCAR L. LUNDGREN Directo May 18, 1967 �- EDITORIALS DEERFIELD VILLAGER - Your Hollister Established July, 1966 Newspaper J. RICHARD DAVID A. ROE...... Vice President and Publisher RICHARD L. HOLLISTER ck cs Ca esa LESLIE ........ Managing Editor President State School Board Needed UR educators and legislators agree that Illinois needs a state board of ducation which would appoint the state uperintendent of public instruction. Illinois has no state board and retains is elected superintendent, however, bemuse party politics has prevented agreeent on proposals for a state board. In-the last session, a bill providing for n appointive board was defeated by legisators who felt the board members should e elected by the state’s voters. The Illinois Task Force In addition to insulating this important administrative office from politics, a state board of education would serve as the policy-making body, much as our local school boards set policy to be implement-ed by our superintendents. This task now is carried out by the 235member General Assembly itself, whose members can’t possibly have enough educational background to settle such matters as tenure, As- future, however, as it By MELINDA UPP EERFIELD’S elected boards are beginning to anticipate charges of “closed door” or ‘backroom meetings.” The village board URTHERMORE, a state board of education, whose members probably would serve a minimum of six years, could provide continuity for the state’s educational policies, transcending the tenure of either an appointed or elected superintendent. The issue of an appointed superintendent hopefully will be given bipartisan attention and support at a constitutional convention, which we have urged the legislature to call. proposal faces a since A OLEMAN NDERSON mentary and secondary school programs with the programs operated by the State Board of Higher Education. So a compromise amendment has been troduced to increase the chances for assage of a Senate bill that would create n elected board. The amendment calls or a board with five appointed members, ight elected members, and two or four x officio members. im spe- state board of vocational education and rehabilitation and the teachers’ certification board, and would co-ordinate the ele- But the General Assembly has been as Even the compromise services, The state board also would replace the embly. ivided on the issue in this session as in 1965. special nancing. on Education, vhich reported to the governor early this ear, favored a board but also was stymied y the question of selection, deciding to eave the decision up to the General salaries, cial education, school districting, professional negotiations, and general school fi- it is already enerating heated debate over which disricts the elected members should repesent. Creation of a state board does not reO the quality of education in our State again may be the victim of artisan politics. This is ironic, because he purpose of creating the state board nd making the office of superintendent ppointive is to remove politics from eduation. Now the superintendent must keep is political fences mended state-wide so e can be re-elected and also must do a ertain amount of politicking to achieve pgislative approval of his programs. quire a constitutional change, however, and thus could be enacted into law by the legislature. We hope the legislators can forget their partisan differences and approve this important educational reform, regardless of whether the board is appointed, elected, or a mixture. There are good arguments for each concept. But the most convincing argument is for an appointive superintendent and for the board itself. and Mayor H. Ross routinely Finney meets with Village Mgr. Norris Stilphen in a brief backgrounding regular council meetings. session — 2 The briefing is held in the village manager’s office, the door is and the lengthy and heated debates which always occur during the open meetings are proof that no decisions have been reached in private. : But this week, the door to the village manager’s office was closed and the “‘briefing’’ lasted longer than usual. The board didn’t begin = regular meeting until about 8:25 and some of those waiting talked half humorously, some not humorously at all, about the closed-door session. When he called the meeting to order, Mayor answer the criticism he hadn’t heard—but Finney expected. was quick to — ‘‘I want to set the e.. He explained, ‘We were discussing appointments. This is a personnel — matter, and one which can legally be considered in a non-public _ meeting.”’ (The other subjects which may be discussed privately are salaries and land acquisition. ) Mayor Finney added that many fine candidates had been suggested : for vacancies on the various appointed boards which advise the village council, ‘“‘And we had a difficult time choosing among the nominees. This was something which was—and should have been—discussed privately.” HE DEERFIELD Rotarians need some help so they can help orphans in Vietnam. The group is sending 5-pound boxes of crayons, pencils, paper, cotton clothes for 1- to 7-year-olds, wrapped | hard candy, small hand toys, and vitamin pills to the kids in Vietnam who have been left parentless by the Viet Cong. Residents who want to prepare boxes to send 4 should contact Roy Kissling, 26 Greenbriar Dr. The Public Explaining Forum DEERFIELD—Robert our Powell Deerfield-High- pnd Park schools and teachers in letter to Highwood residents. He sed such glittering generalities s ‘‘Many Americans believe the ality of education has gone wn in almost direct proportion p the increased costs.’’ And ‘‘Add e fact that traditional American alues are being downgraded by xtbook author and by teachers, nd that youngsters are being fed massive dose of socialism from indergarten to graduate school.” 18, 1967 As a resident of Deerfield for over a decade, it seems to me some statements should be made. Many people have moved to this area because of the fine school system and the high scholastic ratings it engenders. The individuals in the school system, both academic and administrative, are hard working and dedicated people who are doing their best to provide a more than adequate education children. community’s The for our system at last week’s Rotary Club meeting, Ed has faced and “They know that our GI’s will help the youngsters, school system. I am considering and they know that this will increase our war burden. And of course, we have to help them.” met tre- mendous problems in terms of a burgeoning population requiring additional facilities and teachers. The fact is notwithstanding Mr. Powell, that most people in this area are extremely proud of the setting up an ad hoc committee to provide a float in the July Fourth parade that would carry the _ slogan, ‘Support Your Local Teachers.”’ Milton education the project se Carter, a Northbrook Rotarian, said, “The Viet Cong line up all the adults in a village and shoot them, leaving the children. Reader Defends Quality of Education ondemned — record straight,” he said. ‘“Yes, we were meeting behind closed doors © in private.” Bram 516 Deerpath Ct. He said that almost any type of children’s clothing, new or oe and clean, can be used—except shoes and stockings and diapers. The | climate is too warm for shoes and stockings and the Vietnamese just don’t understand the basic principle of the diaper, Mr. Carter explained. e He illustrated his appeal with a tape and slides made in Vietnam by his son-in-law, Capt. Jim Lang, country. ONGRATULATIONS a pilot who this week is stationed in the war-torn ae to Robert Rouse of 911 Hemlock St. in Deerfield, who has been honored by the Association of Industrial Advertisers of Kansas City as the outstanding junior majoring in advertising. Mr. Rouse is a student in the William Allen White School of Journalism at the University of Kansas. se ee �ali pee 3 seo: Fer ; ‘ Ei te Sy eee ae eg ee “ 3 eG e ? be ‘Schools Must Kee p Pace With Ar ea’s Growth 3 4 are WOES i Rising at Walden School are a library, guidance areas, a room for audio-visual _ instruction, health facilities, and a new principal's office. Total cost of the three additions will be about $600,000. Construction continues at Kipling School. The project includes four classrooms; reading, speech, and health service facilities; a prinCipal's office; a learning center; and a gymnasium. SS I SS es We se 8 mene PO os ee ftAs see R608 830 Construction of this ad- i dition to Maplewood School and the other two additions School ahead in Deerfield District 109 of schedule are and will be finished by September. The Maplewood addition will include brary, music room, reading, speech, : GOP Women 4 To Hear Talk health facilities. The principal's office also will be remodeled. (Staff Photos) ad Carter # Davidson, WBBM-TV FIRST TIME editorial director, will discuss Vietnam and foreign affairs at an 8 p.m. meeting tonight of the West Deerfield Township Women’s Republican Club in Jewett Park Fieldhouse. Mrs. Hugh S. Robinson, the group’s president, said the on the NORTH SHORE! Salesman’s Samples | of GIRLS and BOYS meet- ing is open to the public. Officers who will assist Mrs. Robinson at the meeting are Mrs. John H. Van Moss Jr., program _ chairman; Mrs. Jack a liand and Apparel at Manufacturer's Cost Sutherland, hospitality chairman; Mrs. John _R. Kammerer, telephone chairman; and Mrs. Arlie Hugunin, publicity chairman. Members ¥i a ce mittee Mrs. of the hospitality com- are Mrs. Dewey Eric Norman, Jenkins, and Mrs. Samuel Scarpone. Telephone committee members are Mrs. William Birmingham, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Joseph Koss, Mrs. John Medd, Mrs. Norman, Mrs. Patrick O’Shaughnessy, Mrs. er, Mrs. Robert John Vieregg. Girl Scouts Collect Books for Indians Robert Seil- Touhy, and Mrs. Deerfield Troop 114 branch of the tion Miss Suzanne Heinig Elected Council Officer Miss Suzanne E. Heinig of Deer- member sorority. 12 in of psychology Gamma Phi and and Girl the American University Scout Deerfield Associa- Women have collected 562 books for an Indian library. The library, which serves the Chippewa Indians, is on the Tur- field, a student at ‘Lake Forest College, has been elected secretary-treasurer of the Inter-Sorority Council. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Heinig Jr., 763 Fox Hunt Trail, she is a sophomore majoring of Junior a Theta BAKE RIN “kut Home ONE OF THE SINCE FINEST 1931 Inc. A Comfortable and Homey TRANSPORTATION Just west of North Western west Highway —(Route Service In the beautiful country atmosphere of one of Chicago's loveliest suburbs Place An Exclusive Licensed Home for Convalescents, Chronics, Cardiacs, Diabetics, Senile, Aged, Retired Couples and Single Folks. Enjoy Homelike Surroundings and Excellent Meals Served in Rooms. EXCELLENT tle Mountain Reservation in North Dakota. Those who collected the most books are Judy Lange, Nancy Howard, Lynn Hudson, Anne Taylor, Marcia Davis, Marianne Linthicum, Katie DeFilipps, and Holly Grashoff. The troop’s leaders are Mrs. Ray A. Howard and Mrs. Walter J. 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ON WEEF AVE. and...Winnetka and Glencoe �Rezoning Won't Halt Sand Pit ss By MELINDA UPP mend approval of the petition with Even if the Lake County the stipulation that the sand pit Board approves rezoning of a 53-acre tract on the southwest corner of Aptakisic Rd. operation, now being continued under a special use permit, be and Milwaukee Av., Craig Trumbull plans to continue chairman of the zoning said however that he is not whether the county board authority to remove the use permit as a condition rezoning. operating his sand pit on the site. Mr. Trumbull ing of the commercial is seeking rezon- stopped. John M. Sterley of Libertyville, tract from highway and suburban estate zoning to limited industrial zoning for a plastics factory. But he says he will not give up his sand pit operation despite area residents’ objections to it. Mr. Trumbull told the Lake County Zoning Board of Appeals Friday that he does not want the rezoning unless he can continuc to operate the sand pit. | About a dozen area residents urged the zoning board to recom- board, certain has the special to the that he won’t seek the rezoning if can’t continue sand pit, and has the to since right operate the he definitely to continue NEWS its operation without the rezoning, it looks as though the sand pit operation will continue no matter what,” Mr. Sterley said. “This is a tough question. I den’t know what we should do,”’ Mr. Sterley said. He noted that he except for land fills for refuse. George Boznos of Morton Grove, who owns 160 acres of land on the east side of Milwaukee Av. north of Aptakisic Rd., told the zoners that he purchased his property because of its beauty. ABOUT Lincolnshire “Nothing But Holes”’ would contact ney’s office special “Operation Will Continue” “Since Mr. Trumbull has told us he vated to use continued zoned. the if see attor- whether permit’ would the _ Residents state’s land told were the the be re- zoning board that they object to the sand pits, which are gouged out of much of the landscape west of Lincolnshire and Riverwoods, because they destroy the aesthetic beauty of the area. They also noted that the land can be put to little use once the sand pits are completely exca- ‘‘Now there is nothing but holes around us. garbage It will for the take next all 20 the years from the whole City of Chicago to fill up all those holes,’’ Mr. Boznos said. Mr. Boznos and the other residents who testified at the hearing said that they thought that light industry, on the other hand, would be a good use for the property: Two representatives of told the zoners having that light industry would help raise the tax base for the school district, which severe financial prob lems. Michael Lieder, a newly electe member of the school board, als presented a petition from th surrounding land owners, includ ing the IBG Glass Houses, favo ing the rezoning with the stipul tion that the special use perm which allows the sand pit opera tion be revoked within 60 days a the rezoning. But Mr. Trumbull said, ‘‘I wa to take as much sand as possibly from the property and leave lan on the outer perimeter fer i dustry.’”” He said he could no afford to stop the sand pit opera tion. Suited the Aptakisic-Tripp School District 102 Board - is for Industry He also said that the land wa uniquely suited for some types a industry, such as plastics, whic (Continued on page 81) a Above is new $40,000 clubhouse to be erected next to the Lincolnshire Swim Club's pool at Riverwoods Rd. and Oxford Dr. The building will cost $40,000. Action Postponed on School Athletic Program Action has been postponed until June 1 on the controversial athletic program for Adlai Stevenson High School introduced at Monday night’s ing. District The program 125 board meet- suggested by Ad- year suspension is still in effect, it must be followed in every case.” Board Member Edward Schmidt suggested a compromise program which he termed a “one, two, three strikes you’re out,’”’ method, with punishment based on action, the board ap- proved a plan to establish a student activity ticket system enabling students to take advantage of approximately $23 worth of activities and publications Would Equalize William Halverson, for $7.75. Costs coordinator number of the degree According to Mr. Griffith, the council would treat each case in- Acting board president William Salzman asked the athletic council to consider the various opinions of the board and prepare an of student activities, explained that the greater participation possible through the lower student rates would equalize operational alternate costs with a gradation Would Vary Grifcase is worth a year’s suspension.” The leading opponent of the measure, Robert Anderson, a district resident, maintained that a definite rule must be set in dis- ciplinary cases. ‘“‘You can’t make exceptions when dealing with students,”’ he contended. 14 accep- among the various activi- @ A request of rural aid in by Jack Mundelein sending handicapped for his son H. Wyatt financial perceptually Kirk to Lake Forest’s Grove School. Superintendent Harold Banser was asked to study the legality of the meas- ure with lawyer Newell Jenkins. @ A School request to rent from Half Day classroom space “‘If the one- at Deerfield-Highland Park High School District 113 are seeking suggestions for courses in their adult education program. Most of the courses will be noncredit. All suggestions will be considered, according to Robert Torsberg, but adult the education director, final decision made by the district. Suggestions should will be be mailed to Mr. Torsberg, administration building, 1040 Park Av. West, Highland Torsberg School. Mr. Park, at Torsberg or called to Mr. Deerfield High said the district also ‘is seeking residents trained to give instructions in various craft and subject areas. The district is trying to add college credit courses to the program, he added. If a business or club can pro- vide 25 students for a particular course, the administration building has petitions from Northern Illinois University the course. Anyone taking for requesting such courses pays standard university fees and receives regular college credit. Anyone with questions about the adult education should contact Deerfield High program Mr. Torsberg School. for 8th graders next year in Adla Stevenson High School on basis that all facility and th servic costs would be paid by the Ha Day The School. board postpone final decision until the next mee ing. @ The approval of four teac ers for next school year. Ney teachers include James C. Ha ert, man, English; Miss shorthand Bonita and_ Feld typing Richard Johannsen, drafting; an Mrs. Estelle Harrington, libra an. @ A decision to sod or see grounds washed out this winte at a possible cost of $1,000. Bus¥ District 113 Seeks Ideas for Adult Courses Officials “Suspensions would range from one month to a year,’”’ Mr. fith explained. ‘‘Not every more ties and defray any profit loss in individual activities. Other business covered at the Monday night meeting included: of punishment to supplement the flat one-year suspension rule now in effect. Suspensions program than In other ministrative Assistant Edward Griffith called for a board of review composed of the 7-member athletic council to try athletes found violating school rules. dividually offenses, rather of violation. the table to all members. at ness Manager asked to study Edwin Ellis the project. @ Establishment wa of a migra workers adult education progran in the school, providing funds ca be raised through the Illinois Mi grant Council or the Office Economic Opportunity. ® Installation of a transistorize¢ weather warning receiver whicl would automatically receive se vere weather alerts from th Waukegan sheriff’s office. May 18, 196 �102 Officials Frustrated clubhouse activities has for Vicenzo, been designed Dick Rury, pool assisted by four a ping-pong will be the area large meetings,”’ They are H and R Anspach Travel of Highland Park, Harvey Mason Travel of Kenilworth, Lake hore Travel of Glencoe, and Winnetka Travel of Winnetka. Steamship Travel The program is devoted to steamship travel, with 17 lines aking part in the program. The air will be held from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. both days. Saturday’s program will be open to the public, but Sunday’s will be by invitation only. Travel films to be shown continously both days include ‘‘Weekend at Sea,” “North Cape ruise,” ‘“Carbbean canvass cided sponsored Grayslake. ay 18, 1967 to of their third referendum wait for fourth time. What will and a while the district de- before do tion for ‘“‘We’ve and Cub Scout and Boy colnshire, | Half Day, and borrow—are needed to staff, oper- which ate, our teachers have Your Remodeling e ROOM ADDITIONS e KITCHENS e RECREATION ROOMS “‘Taxes were up, So people voted What they don’t understand is that the taxes will go up whether or not we increase school district taxes,” PHONE: 831-3800 Mr. DiVincenzo said. joni Albert 237 Wash ioni Enrico 203 Jeffrey ioni Evo 6 Walker H--ioni Giosue 130 Mich H ioni Jerry 242 High Hhers Thos 1285 St John ners Wm 2530 Blackwd. iberlain Jas E 614 Onv This week let's ADD iberlin John Byrne > Vito a ae The scouts will meet from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day for games, crafts, and cook-outs. RP Prime Pit 1540 Old Skokie Rd Highland Park Under Deerfield Rd. Overpass Dinners with unusual flavor “Lazy Cooked in The Pit’ FOR CARRY-OUT DIAL 433-3766 Chaucer-- teleph 2847 Idle\ Arthur Mrs 257 Cedar inti Margarete 2250 Gr rty Alex 1675 Green Ba the Lake Forest Forest Preserve. provided. 1s Sol C 992 ild’'s The camp is scheduled for August 7-10 and August 1417 at be Skokie \’é Chgo---- SP 751 Centr! Av--Seymour 147 Oak Kno Murray B res 2847 Idle fee of $8. will ) Ruben 3330 | Walter 573 YOU Lake for St Johns----468 Ravine C lia Francis L_647_ Onwe Aptakisic, Day, and register Undrwd-- 1 Howard D 416 Ashin vIsabel 2120 St John: n Jack E 1921 Sunnysd 1 Leonard { 757 Baldw 1 Robt A 1424 Lincin. | Roy A 51 High H---| Roy H 83 S Deere Rk land Dr., Lincolnshire. Transportation 1091 Realty 730 Highind---Ted R 1982 Green Bay— i Hair Shop 467 Roger ca Vincent 886 Centrl . n Allen J 3075 Univrsty n Burton MD 635 Roge Camp may 735 onardis Jerome 1276 / ‘osso Leo L 113 Burtis . tye Chas 1815 Sprucetye Geo 600 Lincin Av V tye Leslie 1302 St Johr tye Margaret Mrs 1790 Registration for Girl Scout summer-day-camp is being accepted by Mrs. John Madro, 78 Cumber- Lincolnshire fl A Division to Handle Registration Open For Girl Scout Bluff, Half the CUSTOM DESIGNERS, BUILDERS Over 20 Years Serving the North Shore 3 2120 1EdwA from — Greta Lederer, Inc. _ the troop. to cadets equip to News on pages 16, 81 Prairie by Lake View, will have and maintain, Scout tained Forest, Prairie district Additional Riverwoods to go referendums. the district’s new addition which was completed more than a year ago. Raises’’ we’ll — of 97 Each week were adding HUNDREDS of names to our list of PAID subscribers... selling tickets to the disHalf the proceeds from 78 ticket sales will be re- Brownies ceiling distribution to a PAID circulation list. View, play. Troop Summer tax-rate year, and the has committed Vincenzo. He and the board members attributed this referendum’s defeat to its timing. Residents have just received their tax bills in the last few weeks. the fund cents for the building fund. The increases—and the money finish ahead with them. We’ll just have to cut from other places in the budget to do it,” said Mr. Di- | against a 21- the to promised raises, seeking cents per $100 assessed valuation — and an increase from 18.8 to 37.5 has itself to a new salary schedule for all teachers next year. the district was cent increase in its current educa- We're converting from our FREE introductory by the During Of Winnetka; Lake Forest Sports Shop; and Georgialee Mangus, Wilt Luggage of Chicago will give packing demonstrations and avel agents and steamship repesentatives will be present. went to the met Monday evening to the results The already interest “Promise deciding when and if to submit the proposals a tax-rate increase Inc., and Frances Heffernan, both nc., of Evanston. largest The district’s discouraged board members unsuccessful Cruise,” “Greek Island Cruise,’ ‘South Pacific Odyssey,’’ and ‘“Mediterranean Cruise.” To Show Fashions Fashion shows will be presented jat 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. by Aimee ia coer gat ia handbooks. Scouts will be circulating through the communities of Lin- Chicago-area coln Av. percent polls. show, with dozens of Scout participating, will be a of the agen- firms co-operating in the producion of an international cruise fair Saturday and Sunday at the Winnetka Community House, 620 Lin- raat sett eee three-dimensional, living example chair- Schedule Fair among Grounds, The units Travel Agents are voters exhibit hours —1 p.m. to 8 p.m. — they’ll be competing with other units for award ribbons, according to Scoutmaster Leonard Bierman. Robert Elmore, treasurer; Mrs. Thomas Longfellow, secretary; cies of the 200 voters who 78, sponsored Display — ’67’’ Fair Sosna are travel were defeated by the margin of the three votes. The scouts will be showing what they’ve learned about campcraft during the event at Lake County vice-president operations; Frank Barnes, membership chairman; Shore “yes” the Northwest District of North Shore Area Council. Reece Wengenroth, vice-president maintenance; Keith Forester, North pro- by the Community Christian Church of Lincolnshire, will have an exhibit June 10 at “Scouting on ee been forced to borrow $35,000 at 5 referendums, held Mar. 11, were defeated by a margin of about six Scout Troop sa RA Aptakisic-Tripp fund tax-rate ceiling, 147 to 169. Boy a LARToa ie current school district’s board Will Exhibit a raised deck with a glass wall overlooking the pool. Activities for the entire family will be featured, Four Riverwoods Scout Troop or community activities. A large kitchen will serve indoor and outdoor eating areas. The clubhouse will be built on social ABOUT voters increase more — “We'll have to borrow it. We'll have to borrow more, that is,” said Mr. DiVincenzo. In the first vote this year, an education fund hike was defeated 93 to 80 and the building fund rate increase, 103 to 72. The second Although The new building will have facilities for club socials, as well as Taylor, 317 NEWS turned out in this referendum than for the previous two, the proposals guards, who also give swimming and water ballet lessons. and Gene man. CR : money in the meantime? Preposals Defeated manager, is trained life including billiards and for teen-agers. “This only building in the enough for parties and Mr. Sosna said. Club officers besides . Ze. The proposal to increase the education fund tax-rate ceiling was defeated 136 to 178, and the proposal to increase the building Rd. including o UPP after two tax-rate posals. and Oxford Dr. Memberships, hen available, are sold to local residents for $300, share in the pool. Sega again defeated the district’s by John Holland, Deerfield archiect. The swim club, which has 125 ember families, now consists of a pool and locker rooms on the lub property at Riverwoods ip (ics “TI just don’t know what we’re going to do.” This was the reaction of Aptakisic-Tripp School District 102 Supt. Michael Di- entatively approved by the Linolnshire Swim Club, according to Ben Sosna, president. The new facility was Bs Bi Pte, eeceeeeeseseneseseseseau= $40,000 By MELINDA rate. ee new re e is MelvinB 893 Dean: Alex MD 735 St Johns- Arnoid Arthur g F Jas NAME ADDRESS CITY Subscription STATE 444 Central Ave., Pleas: HIGHWOO = [] | YEAR $2.00 [] 3 YEARS $5.25 ZIP CODE __-_--. _ [] CHECK ENCLOSED (] THIS SUBSCRIPTION Hyacinth- G 940 Sa eaeaesa= Date COMPLETE 501 a Richard DEERFIELD tJ V Dr 2148 Mag 1456 Sher:dn-: FORM AND SEND BILL MAIL TODAY! Highland Park, Ill. pT A year-round NS ee acility Okayed ee eee eee BeBe Swim Sains rs gee ee BROS te 15 _ �Report of Raw Sewage Investigated By BONNIE FOSTER Reports of raw sewage pouring into a Riverwoods ditch resulted in an on-site investigation Saturday by village officials and representatives of the property owners. The investigation took place almost a week after — Trustee William Hill reported seeing sewage flowing out of a manhole about Rd. 1,100 on feet property, Green west West of Sanders Course adjacent County Dr. to Club, The Ravinia is owned by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. : Present Saturday were Mr. Hill; Village Pres. Paul Martin; a representative of contractor John Erskine repair hired the by the club’s FSLIC sewage to plant; Paul Johnson, an advisory engineer for Consoer and Townsend, consulting engineers for the FSLIC; and David Metrick, a representative of the country club. Mr. Hill said that, based on Saturday’s observations and on information received in the past week, the problem ‘‘seems to be pretty well cleared up.” “But we’ll be watching the area consid- erably closer now,” he commented. Five Years Old The sewage plant is located on the east side of Sanders Rd. in an approximate extension of West Course Dr. It was constructed about five years ago to handle sewage from Riverwoods Country Club, now Ravinia Green Country Club. The plant apparently has not been functioning properly for o. - a This peaceful Riverwoods stream recently was filled with raw sewage, according to a village trustee. The source of the flow was a for service. Mr. Hill maintains the manhole cover was removed on The trustee says the flow had stopped by Wednesday, and that purpose in order to clear the pipe of gallons of accumulated sewage. the manhole placed. The Estimates Flow trustee estimates the some time, according to Mr. Hill. Maintenance of the plant, prior to the change of ownership, was of flow on May the responsibility of the club’s former owner, Dan Serafine, in return for free water and sewage service. Tuesday, Under the present ownership, the FSLIC is responsible for maintenance, and the club pays rate 7, when he first noted the problem, as from 1,500 to 2,000 gallons per hour. On Mr. Johnson confirmed the estimate. Mr. Hill theorizes that water was forced into the line while flow into the plant was shut off in order to force the matter out of the manhole. Higher County Tax Ceiling County will probably have taxes under a new tax ceiling proposal passed by both houses of the legislature last week. Although the bill sets tax ceiling limitations, it effect in Lake would County the tax ceiling and have the of raising allowing the Lake County Board of Supervisors to levy nearly double the county tax rate county. within now legal sure won overwhelmingly. County taxes then were at 6.7 cents per $100 assessed valuation. The referendum lowered them to 3.7 cents per $100. new ceilings ATTEND bill would at 10 cents set tax per $100, and CONVENIENT DROP OFF BOXES are FORD 765 located ciation for Educational Data System in the Statler Hotel, Detroit. The Austins concluded their holiday with a trip through Canada. in the PHARMACY Deerfield Rd. a CONVENTION Mr. and Mrs. Dwight W. Austin, 530 Susan Ln., Deerfield, are home after attending the recent national convention of the Asso- 16 frame and cover were removed weigh about a Sy faces south tris pounds. ‘‘And did the same truck accidently return the frame to the proper position after three days of complaints?” the trustee asked. accidentally by a truck. He pointed out, however, that the frame cover em 800 Village officials also took their own samples for analysis by a commercial laboratory. © Grass Seeds @ Insecticides ¢ Hand Tools ¢ Spreaders © Selection of Fertilizers @ Misc. © Bar-B-Ques @ Bar-B-Que Supplies and Equipment ¢ Garden Supplies “= According to inspections by Mr. Hill, the path of the sewage 2° tubing top, 12° overall was West along West Course Dr. for about 80 feet, south about 300 feet into a ditch east, then which north flows 200 feet northinto the 2° tubing legs 7 9“overall River. trustee Complaint said that it Richard a member of the Union Drainage Ditch Commission, also received a complaint about the sewage May 6. Mr. Gilbert said the commission in- 8 overall all galvanized slide bed = Tested spected the site the next day, then GYM-DANDY filed complaints with the Lake County Health Dept. and the State Sanitary Board. fe Mr. Hill said department maintained the county and that and proved QungKgo/ all plastic seats health the contractor the manhole $39.99 Boxed. Many Models to Choose from. the Last November, citizens’ petitions placed a tax ceiling lowering proposal on the ballot. The mea- The earlier. week. Gilbert of Deerfield, vote either way on the measure. approved by the State Sanitary Board, and results should be available next The 33 to 0. Democrats in the Republican-controlled chamber did not had re- ‘ilaiia located to the left of the picture, hls West Course Dr. and Receives The measure passed the State Senate last week by a vote of House been & <— ; west branch of the north branch would give Lake County supervisors the power to raise the tax levy up to the limit this year. The had ‘ were taken on that day of the Chicago Passes Senate by 33-0 Vote Lake higher Samples cover ag Ss eal es Lindemann Pharmacy 800 Waukegan You may use news releases dence. these and Rd. boxes for correspon- Our Deadlines Men’s news WEDNESDAY and men in service: (eight days before KLIPPER'S FEATURE ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF TOYS IN ALL CHICAGOLAND STOP IN AND YOU WILL BE AMAZED © COMPLETE SELECTION OF TOYS © SWIMMING POOLS @ SAND BOXES @ GYM SETS @ MODELS e@ HO TRAINS e@ ROAD RACING @ SCHOOL SUPPLIES @ BABY ACCESSORIES @ CHILDREN’S TABLES " @ GAMES e@ BICYCLES e@ PEDAL CARS publication). Society, clubs, photos, and other PLENTY OF FREE PARKING women’s news: WEDNESDAY. Fine Arts: NOON WEDNESDAY. Business: THURSDAY. Schools: THURSDAY. Church: NOON FRIDAY. Scouts: NOON FRIDAY. Public Forum: NOON MONDAY. Recreation: NOON MONDAY. (Photos due by noon Friday.) 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Some of the extras include 24-hour doorman service, enclosed attended garage, swimming pool, private beach, sauna bath and exercise room, and fully furnished rooms for entertaining on the promenade level. 1500 SHERIDAN ROAD WILMETTE Luxury Condommium Apartments Model Open Daily ¢ Sales Agents, J. S. James & Co. Noon to 5 P.M. ¢ Closed Monday — Main Office 561-4500 © Model Phone 256-4900 �ES RR Bate Re Ta ae tit ie a eS 2 Sa eee a 2 Se ae Entertaining, Right Foods Help Keep Seniors Young By CAROL BRUCK Woman’s Ot Hit A aaa. cir VN 3 +f Although most people come to the age of retirement, this is really a misnomer when you look about and see all the extremely _active people who continue with vigorous hobbies, strenuous traveling, even part-time work. Actually, when a man or woman reaches the age of retirement (and even that is a big question mark—for some, it’s early 50’s; for others, the enjoyment of being actively employed lingers on into the 70’s and 80’s)—not all of his person retires. The work, body itself perhaps the necessary foods, but attack ways to prepare them so they can be eaten—by chopping, or dicing into small bits, creaming, even straining foods if necessary. Although whole kernel corn is hard to chew, cream-style is easier and just as good in a corn Editor continues at a reduced to rate, but even more importantly as it strives to repair functions that are themselves aging. Consequently, it is even more important that elderly people maintain their weight (perhaps losing a little if the poundage is on the heavy side) keep on the oldfamiliar proper diet, and—continue their interest in the simple act of eating. Saree A Sa MATTER OF TASTE| A daily food guide is provided which includes specified servings of milk, cheese, ice cream; meat, poultry, fish; eggs; dry beans and peas, nuts; grain products; tables and and sugars vege- fruits; fats and oils; and sweets (the latter two groups used sparingly also provide energy from their many calories. The booklet also provides some helpful hints. It suggests not buying more food than actually will be used easily, although leftovers (with a little thought) can menu saver. imagination be an and economical With leftovers, bits of cheese, tomatoes, green onions, peas, or ham, chicken or bacon will perk tomato or hard-cooked skimpy mushroom egg can serving, Prove smaller meals can be satisfactory, however, if the nutrients are well- balanced), or to ignore a good hearty breakfast, a mid-day energizer, or even the final dinner meal. It might be for those who dislike cooking for themselves that with retirement time to utilize, the opportunity and the challenge of entertaining even on a small scale would provide the incentive. Try Frozen Foods soup. stretch A a also. who have Handy of Agriculture booklet especially geared to “‘older folks’? (again, whoever these might be) shows how to continue the body’s work efficiently and to guard against the onset of illness. The booklet specifically warns against food fads and wonder diets. foods these pre- are bland and need the kitchen; or perhaps, some who no longer have the kitchen equipment. It’s still possible to cook on just one burner with judicious planning, by using a double boiler, or with many of the electrical onedish appliances such as frying pans, small baking ovens, and roasters. Double-decker cooking is easy and sounds like fun. While a pota- to or an ear of corn is cooking in a fair amount of water in the bot- a sea- soning pep-up. Here are some suggestions for using combination foods as a short cut. Flats " = = a r e c o l P S ’ T HORVA W. Dundee CR 2-4563 Supplies Rd. cooking rice to make Spanish rice. Melt processed asparagus cheese or broccoli; over or blend cheese with a white sauce seasoned with a little mustard and served on toast or crackers. Form canned into patties; pineapple Weekdays 10 to 9 — Saturday 10 to 5 — Sunday 1 to 5 beef hash grill with a slice of on Combine corned top. canned macaroni or Spaghetti in cheese or tomato sauce with ground meat, tuna, cooked chicken or ham, beef, or frankfurters. blend flavors. Add condensed dried Bake, chicken to soup to tuna or chicken with chopped onion and green pepper; top with a powder biscuit (also from a can) and bake. Group Will Honor Bede on Tuesday Howard H. Bede of 140 Country Ln., Highland Park, will be in- Lowrey Theater Console Specially Priced ducted Tuesday into Hall of Fame CHICAGOLAND'S LARGEST PIANO-ORGAN DEALER of the Chicago Senior Citizens. Commission for Mayor Richard J. Daley is expected to make the awards at the sixth annual ceremony begin- LOWREY-BALDWIN ning at 11 a.m. in the Chicago City Council chambers. Mr. Bede was OVER 200 IN STOCK! nominated for the hall of fame by the North Shore Senior Center. as an executive of the Leo Burnett distinctive flavor to contrast with mild-flavored foods. And, a final problem—difficulty with chewing. Faulty teeth cause improper chewing, improper digestion, and ultimate discomfort. The simple way is not to cut out Seedling Fertilizers — Peat Moss — Mulches — Garden Use canned tomato soup undilut- Co., Mr. Bede devoted full time to crisp, if only a pickle to contrast with softer foods; and foods with Bushes ed over meat balls or with quick- Following his retirement in 1961 tom, rolls can be warmed or leftover meats in gravy can be reheated in the upper pan. There are other problems an elderly person encounters. One is a poor appetite, often caused by less keen senses of taste and smell. Walking or other light exercise is a builder-upper as well as keeping regular mealtimes. Make meals and table attractive with colorful place mats; bright-colored foods; something ‘Geraniums Rose 4230 Senior Citizens good desserts—can be a nutritionto eat. Department ground There are some who don’t want to dirty every pan in the house; who don’t want to spend hours in The many frozen foods—some with cheese sauces, many with fancied-up vegetables or reallyway A and also the baking eaten al and at the same time, carefree chopped are Both the oven. and the freezer can be a boon because of their ease and convenience. A foray into the frozen food families would prove a stimulating and enervating experience for those who, heretofore, have had kitchen help or out consistently. and there pared for young children, although - up an omelet; vegetables, meat, fish or chicken can be creamed or used with a sauce such as a can of For many, lethargy sets in. It’s far easier if one lives alone to snack during the day, (more, pudding; RD Ed. Fe - aaa ci ‘ SANDERS = a 2 Ra: a dae ey ges ® TOLLW. AY SB All Wanted UNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS SPECIAL volunteer service. 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ATTEND FRATERNITY EVENT Minerva Mothers’ Group of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity gave a dessert and card party recently at Chapter House on the Northwestern University campus. Attending the event from this area were Mrs. Martin V. Hapeman, Mrs. Theron Business * * Machines * Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hardesty, 3 Londonderry Ln., Lincolnshire, recently visited their son, David, in Bloomfield, Mich. Mr. Hardesty is a graduate student in commercial design at Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield. He was graduated from ford, O. Miami University, Ox- Chester Skidmore Ct., * * Highland served 30th anniversary of recently Company. a Mr. Skidmore has been the company’s south- j clerk in the HighPark office aN gan as chief clerk, and later became local manager in Highland Park. Mr. He was honored for his service to the company in an informal ceremony Apr. 16 in the Highland Park office. He received a tie bar with the company seal and years of service engraved on the bar. 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Sun ay school: 9:30 a.m. to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Reading room: 635 Deerfield Rd.; daily except Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. EPISCOPAL St. Gregory’s Address: Deerfield Rector: The Rev. Curate: The Rev. Sunday services: and Wilmot Rds. Jack D. Parker. Spencer Thiel. 7:30 a.m.,_ holy communion; 9:15 a.m., holy commun:- jon—first and third Sundays, morning _ prayer—second and fourth Sundays; 11 -a.m., morning prayer—first and third Sundays, holy communion—second and fourth Sundays. Nursery facilities are aoe provided. Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m. --~—s Morning prayer: daily, 9 a.m. EVANGELICAL FREE North Suburban Address: 200 County Line Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard A. Swangon. - Sunday services: 10:45 a.m.; 7 p.m. Church school: 9:30 a.m., all oA by Midweek service: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Bethlehem red Address: 801 Rosemary Ter. Pastor: The Rev. Eugene Wykle. Assistant minister: The Rev. man Steffenson. ee er unday services: facilities are 9:30 a.m., 9:30, 11 a.m. provided. 2-year-olds grade; 11 a.m.,, high school age. i Beth Office: abbi: riday Christ Address: 1558 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Milo J. Vondracek. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursery facilities and child care are provided during 11 a.m. service. Church school, 9:30 a.m., kindergarten through high school. Junior, senior MYF: Sunday, 4 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN First Address: 824 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Bernard F. Didier. Assistant pastors: The Revs. Jeffrey Grote, A. P. Johnson, and Frederiek W. Wyngarden. Director of Christian education: Miss Linda Connors. Sunday services: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Baptism, second Sunday. Church school: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. nursery through sixth grade. Chapel: Wednesday, 9 a.m. ere High Youth Academy: Tues- day, 4 p.m. nee ® Senior Nurs- Church through 2-year-olds fellowship: High Fellowship: Friday, 5:45 Sunday, 7:30 Address: 1970 Riverwoods Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Donald L. Lanier. Sunday service: 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10 a.m., all classes. Youth meeting: Sunday, 7 p.m. Holy Cross Address: 724 Elder Ln. ‘ Pastor: The Rt. Rev. John H. Houlian, Assistant Pastor: The Rev. James P. Coleman. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:30, 8:45, 10, 11:15 a.m., 12:30 p.m. Weekday masses, Monday through Friday, 6:30, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 6:30, 8:30 a.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:15, 7:30-9 p.m.; Thursday before first Friday, 4-5, and during Friday masses. Baptisms: Sunday following 12:30 p.m. Church of the Holy Spirit Highland CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist Address: 493 Hazel Av. Sunday, May 21: 11 a.m. Bible lesson, *‘Soul and Body.’’ Nursery facilities are enact. Sunday school: 11 a.m. to age altered Address: 2100 Half Day Rd. Minister: The Rev. Russell R. zer. Director of religious education: Cossiette Conley. Sunday services: 10, 11:30 Church school, 10, 11:30 a.m. CHURCH BletMiss a.m. OF CHRIST Congregational Church of Deerfield Address: 225 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. John S. Usry. Sunday service: 10:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10:30 a.m. meeting: Wednesday, SAAR QUJQVVV00 0 s.0: ULOVULULURVY D (Continued on page 26) in °Highland Park 8 Trinity Address: 425 Laurel Av. Rector: The Rev. Ray Holder. Assistant priest: The Rev. Jules Mo- reau. Curate: The Rev. Clarence F. Deck- Director of Christian education: Mrs. Richard Moore. Sunday services: 8 a.m., holy communion; 9:15 a.m., communion; 11 a.m. 1st and 3rd Sunday, holy communion, 2nd and 4th Sunday, morning prayer. Weekday services: Wednesday, 17:30 a.m.; Thursday, $30 a.m., holy communion. Saints days: 9:30 a.m. JEWISH B’nai Torah Address: 2789 Oak St. Rabbi: Dr. Sholom Singer. Cantor: Jerome Frazes. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Congregation Address: Rabbi: 1301 Clavey Solel Rd. Arnold Jacob Wolf. : Friday, May 19: 8:30 p.m., rededication service, sermon, ‘‘The Holy Community in Highland Park.”’ (oe ) WOOOSSOOSOAOSOO655H5 502 The North Shore's Finest Drapery Cleaner MR. DUFFY! be so peerless with exquisite 4 decades of fine cleaning methods and gentle, thorough them down and rehang ven him today. -- until he met Bob Pink! Bob was responsible for selling Joe the ideal custom home for his property. The Marconis enjoyed the extra benefits of actually choosing and personally inspecting the exact home—except fo: minor changes, that best suited their needs and desires before they made their decision. You see they had eleven furnished model homes to choose from and dozens of additional homes that had previously been custom built by Bob’s company. The Marconis also knew in advance the exact price of their home and were made aware of the fine reputation of their builder. If you own a home site anywhere, call Joe Marconi and ask him how he likes this new home or better yet . oe Bob Pink, he’s with... BROx STORAGE ID 2-1820 DUFFY from Beth Address: 1175 Sheridan Rd. Rabbi: Philip L. Lipis. Director of religious education: Louis Katzoff. Cantor: Jordan H. Cohen. Friday, May 19: 8:30 p.m., sermon Rabbi David Polish. EPISCOPAL 000000000000000000000 RM Peemerete men mm.0-8-° (Across North Suburban Synagogue er. North Shore PHONE Nursery 5 eae Room: 1773 Second S&t.; daily except Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m. mass. UNITARIAN How can one man draperies? Almost service ... modern care! And he'll take properly, too. Call Rd. owned a home site Park 00.0000 MPTP 929 Edgewood are provided. Joe °Maréoni Address: 52 Oxford Dr. Pastor: The Rev. Karl F. Langrock. Sunday services: 8:30, 10:45 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30, 10:45 a.m. 000 00090000000000000000000000000000000009000200000000 PPR School, cilities LUTHERAN Address: 1713 Green Bay Rd. ’ Pastor: The Rev. Richard Osberg. Sunday services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided at 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9:30 a.m., all classes. Youth Fellowship: 5:45 p.m. Prayer meeting and teacher training: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m Choir rehearsal: Thursday, 7:45 p.m. CATHOLIC for Office: 1823 St. Johns Av. - Rabbi: Joseph L. Ginsberg. Sunday service: 11 a.m. in Edgewood ROMAN Trinity 631 Deerfield Rd. Daniel Friedman. service: 8 p.m. Lakeside Congregation Reform Judaism Christian CONGREGATIONAL Evangelical Address: 760 North Av. Pastor: The Rev. Philip A. Desenis. Sunday services: 9:15, 11 a.m. Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m., 2-year-olds through eighth grade. Confirmation class: Tuesday, 5 p.m. Or CHRIST ‘Choir practice: Angelettes, Wednesday, 7 p.m.; Chancel, Wednesday, 8 p.m.; Westminster, Tuesday, 5:15 p.m. UNITED Nor- JEWISH NO > ee METHODIST OF Community 0 Mrs. 1414 Charing Cross, Deerfield. Adult discussion group: Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Jewett Park Field House, 835 Hazel. _ Children’s hour: Sunday, 9:45 a.m., DISCIPLES 0000000000000 Secretary: of Deerfield Cn Worship _Saturday, May 20: 11 a.m., rededication service of religious school. Sunday, May 21: 3 p.m., rededication ceremony, address, ‘‘The Holy Community: Fact, Fiction, Hope?”’ by Rabbi Lou H. Silberman. Lincolnshire Zion Address: 10 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Herbert C. Peterson. Intern: Jerome Egel. 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From left Melvin Homer of Deerfield and Jack Miller | of the are of Highland Park, congregation vice presidents; Rab- bi Daniel Friedman of Deerfield; avid Marcus Deerfield, congregation (Continued from page 24) Address: 1731 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Robert A. Wendelin. Sunday services: 8, 10:30 a.m. Church school and Bible classes: 9:05 a.m., 3 years through adult. Laurel Av. and McGovern t Pastor: The Rev. Walter B. Lunsford. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m., all ages; 11 a.m., kindergarten. PRESBYTERIAN Highland @ Sure there membership are courts fee. Trouble James brook of er free of people. And your valuable to be spent waiting playing. time’s too instead of We've got room for you at church. ging the entire fencing area see to that. is, they’re nev- A few other things: With a summer to the club, you can park in our lot, change clothes in our locker room, sh ower in our shower room, and lounge indoors or out. members hip the top of the club this summer. Our roof houses four Grasstex courts enveloped by a 12-foot fence (so you can use that brilliant overhead smash of yours without abandoning the ball). Winds? They may howl. But you won't. The nylon wind-blockers hug- If you think these advantages are worth a day, give us a call. Summer membership (May 15 to Sept. 30): 29 cents $60.00. All outdoor court time free of charge. room at the top oo ee oe i$ :% is TRAVELS TO CANADA Miss Rae Abernethy, 344 Ravine Dr., Highland Park, is home after visiting relatives and friends in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. p.m. free Linnig Christian Science literature will be distributed at the meeting. The lecture is sponsored by the North- Address: 134 North Av. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Kelly. Assistant pastors: The Revs. Marcellus J. Monaco and Francis Scouten. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. Weekday masses 6:30, 8 a.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:30, 7:30-9 Baptism: Sunday, 2 p.m. around (and time) Mr. CATHOLIC St. Park Address: Laurel, Linden and Prospect Avs. Pastor: Dr. William Atkinson Young. -Minister of Education: The Rev. James Russell Snyder. Sunday services: 9:30, 11:15 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided, Sunday school: 9:30 a.m., three-year-olds through sixth grade; communicants class, seventh, eighth. grade. 11:15 Peace currently on tour as a member of the Board of Lectureship of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. A portfolio of free Highwood ROMAN Discuss Roy J. Linnig of Deerfield, a Christian Science lecturer, will speak on ‘‘Peace Is Individual” at a public Christian Science lecture at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Northbrook Junior High. Address: 1590 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. James V, Murphy. Assistant pastor: The Rev. Angelo U. Garbin, Sunday masses: 6, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 11 a.m., 12:15 p.m. Weekday masses: 6:15, 8 a.m. Confession: Saturday, days before holy days of obligation, and Thursday before first Friday, 4-6, 7:30-9 p.m. Novena in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal: Friday following 8 a.m. mass. METHODIST AND EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Bethany Address: To ROMAN CATHOLIC Immaculate Conception Redeemer of Joe Christian Scientist a.m, three through five-year-olds; informal program, first through sixth grade. Senior high study group: 10:30 a -m. Eighth grade discussion groups: 45 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday. LUTHERAN and Bachrach of Deerfield, Beth Or CJA chairman. | Where Co Worship Saturday service: 9:30 a.m. Weekday services: 7:15 a.m., Monday through Friday; 7:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday. past president; i% Bags @ Duetto Spider Alfa’s exciting new Duetto Spider We'll let someone else blow the Duetto’s horn — the editors of Car & Driver magazine. They tested the Duetto against other famous sports cars. Conclusion: The Duetto is Number One. 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EVANSTON OLD ORCHARD HIGHLAND PARK �Special Service Set Here A service of confirmation and reception into church membership will be eighth held Sunday graders of for the 26 Bethlehem Evangelical Church who have completed a two-year course for church membership. The service will be held during both the 9:30 and 11 a.m. worship hours. The Rev. Eugene Wykle will give the meditation, chancel choir both services. will and sing h t a P n e k a T s a H l Sole the during The confirmation class has sung each Sunday during the past year at the 9:30 a.m. presented as service, a and was class to the congregation Sunday for their oral examinations and certificates for completion of class work. College and Evangelical Seminary in-Naperville for a tour of the church’s educational facili- By JUDI NICOL ties. Saturday, they were guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Wykle for Their class activities will be concluded the last weekend in May, when they will travel to Polo, Ill., for a retreat at Peak House. Leaders for the retreat will be Mr. and Mrs. Meredith The means Smith and the Wykles. Class members are ger, Robert Beckman, lich, Eric Benn, Karen Al- Candi Bein- Kenneth Brand- enburg, Janice Clabour, Paula Hay, Barbara Hunt, Kathy Grohe, Jeffrey Johnson, Kenneth Krucks, Mary Lou LaChat, and Jeffrey Leason. Others are David Ohman, Kevin Patrick, Bonnie Peters, Jeffrey Paulson, Daniel Rowland, Lynn Shepard, Meredith Smith Jr., Janet Schmidt, Donna Stryker, Wayne Sudrick, Donna Petersen, Keith Wessling, and Debra Wieder. Presbyterians For Building Ground-breaking ceremonies for First Presbyterian Church of Deerfield will be held after the 11 a.m. service May 28. choir, and elders the conchurch will gather around the excavation site for the dedication, which will mark the beginning of the final phase of the church building program. The church session has set Sept. 24 as the date for dedication of the Founders’ Tower which is nearly completed. By garth probably area that time, Solel began 10 as an adult Jewish group and religious school for children. were admirers of Its founders the liberal Rabbi Jacob Weinstein and of the KAM Temple in South Chicago. The historian said, “They wanted a congregation different from those then available to them. They imagined a congregation which would seek instead of pretending to have found, one that would experiment with bold new forms of worship, study, and fellowship.” These experiments have led to mer. the new all-purpose building at the benediction, ministers, years ago discussion its existence, its Jacques Shier, the congregation’s abandoning bar and bas mitzvahs, encouraging the families instead to spend the celebration money on sending the youngsters to Israel for the sum- To Turn Earth After the gregation, The gogue Hebrew word ‘“‘solel”’ path, and the congrega- the reasons for historian, Mrs. said. Congregation the will be fin- ished, landscaped, and paved. Construction also is continuing on the street which will exit from No sisterhoods or men’s No Identity For Speaker teen-agers will Sunday hear during the name of their speaker. Gary, speaker, Ind., has a pastor chosen from not to reveal his identity until after he has presented his program. He will speak at 7 p.m. in the Zion Lutheran Church of Deerfield. The church Luther League will serve as hosts for the program. The Inter-Youth Fellowship in- will weeks. 28 be completed in a few than Speakers for the Solel rededication weekend will include Rabbi Lou H. Silberman, Hillel professor of Jewish literature and thought at Vanderbilt University in Nashville. Rabbi Silberman will speak on “The Holy Community—Fact, daily by the religious school. Removable walls allow the entire nity of Highland Park.” Other Friday participants will be Her- congregation to be high holy days. man C. Edwards, Mrs. Richard L. on the Includes Library The building library of also 6,000 houses volumes. a The the congregation to Harold A. Barkun, morning’s’ services include Joseph Yastrow, sabbath Lorra Rudman, Elizabeth Rap- paport, Mrs. Mariam Magad, and Marshall Rothman. Solel members participating in man, members Social action committees work within the community for fair housing, and many members are active in movement. the A typical does Friday not service Vietnam exist. peace night at Solel Each begins with sabbath the regular prayer book service, with creative prayers by members. included Rabbi Solel speaking nam by war Sen. a noted Arnold on why is immoral, George Speakers Hasidic J. Wolf of the Vietand McGovern a talk (D- A be 200-voice featured massed in the festival of the Church of choir annual w che First Presbyteriz Deerfield at 4 p.m Sunday in the church sanctuary. The choir will include member: of the four church choirs—th Chancel choir, the Angelettes, t'/ Westminster choir, and the junio: choir. Each will sing individua anthems, in addition to presentation as a massed thei choi during the hour-long program. The kindergarten and primar: choirs, known as the Cherubs ars Carolers, will present a medley ¢ Dale Kober and the Carolers Mrs. E. Don Williams. New prayers, music, and art designs were incorporated into the religious activity as adult education proas well-planned and the religious school. Choir Festiva} Allen Levis. Saturday Sunday’s rededication services are congregation urally, and the building has not had flooding problems. chort Bertram J. Wolf, and translate new sabbath prayer books from the original Hebrew. list their key study. The grams are stressed as The pool is fed nat- Mrs. Henry K. Cohen, Miss Laura Schwartz, volunteer library staff operates on a professional daily schedule. Solel’s experiments have led of will speak on “The Holy Commu- Rubenstein, how- To Be Sunda; Slate Speakers Fiction, Hope?”’ Sunday afternoon in the Synagogue. Rabbi Wolf, who also is a scholar and author of two books, seated solved, ever, by taking advantage of the water lying on the surface. cele- synagogue in August of 1962. The building now is mortgage free, and the stark, extremely modern structure has received several architectural awards. Most of the space in the synagogue is used rabbi, ly rather bration,’’ Mrs. Shier said. Woman’s Club. Ground was broken for the present Clavey Rd. have lot of rededication, For many years the Congregation met in the Highland Park cludes high schoo] youths from all parking 10th anniversary is primarily one the most wealthy. Solel permits no fund raising. All income is derived from annual dues. Only one social event each year is planned, a dinner-dance. Deerfield churches. The group meets every other month for a variety of programs. Refreshments will be served. west Judaism. ‘‘The ultimate objective has always been to mean, search, authenticate, and instruct. Such goals are not easily achievable, which is why the Congregation’s books by lay members. a meeting of the Deerfield InterYouth Fellowship before they learn The donation most prestigious of reform temples within the Chicago area, and according to rival rabbis, one of Many Deerfield ‘‘a was South Dakota) on the Vietnam question. Members believe that Solel is distinctive in all of American the creates a waiting list currently of about 75 families. It is one of the to church saying members an entire program within membership of the synais limited to 500, which Deerfield Rd. The work, which is being done by the village, probab- the allowed scriptions eS tion’s innovations explain some of Members are congregation, and furniture and art are unencumbered with in- The paths taken by Congregation Solel in Highland Park have led to unorthodox and liberal views on communication with God. breakfast. Name clubs wooded site members picked for their new synagogue had severe drainage problems. The situation Of Liberal Innovation Visits Seminary The class also has visited North Central The Solel William Swartz, Benjamin Herman J. Gingiss, GoodHow- ard M. Landau, Harold A. Barkun, and Rabbi Silberman. carols Cherubs and are anthems. directed Th by Mrs$ k Directors of the other choirs at William Bonhivert, the high schoé girls ners, ister and Angelettes; Miss Linda Col} junior high school Westmiz Choir and the junior choi Dr. George Makas, chance choir. Dr. Makas also church music director. The festival is open is tk to tk public. é 2 From Zion to Attend Meetin, The Rev. Herbert C. Peterson and Leslie Paulson from Zion Lutheran Church in Deerfield are among the more than 700 dele- gates expected to attend the fifth annual convention of the Illinois Synod of the Lutheran Church in America. The convention will be held Monday through Friday in St. Louis, Mo. The delegates from 343 congregations in Illinois and eastern Missouri will be asked to approve a $3,351,342 budget for 1968. The largest portion get, $2 million, Lutheran of the bul is slated Church of for t4 Ameri Other large items are $330,000 rj Lutheran inois; Welfare Services of ] $305,000 for higher edugq tion; and $156,000 for the Luth an School of Theology in Chicag! Other budget items are f' church vocations, parish and sj; wardship education, camping a} youth, American and world m sions, evangelism, communic tions, hospitals, and the Luthe Student Foundation. May 18, f4i ¥ �ener World Federalists’ Chief Will Address Shore Unit in has home of Dr. and Mrs. David Ruhe, idan 536 Sher- Rd., Wil- Dr. Zander will speak on “U W F —W hat Next and Why?” The speaker’s caDr. Zander reer has included assignments in tivil service, positions on the »xecutive boards of several trade anions, and an assignment as an adviser to the American Military Zovernment in Germany. A native of Wisconsin, he re- Jeremia Will Hold Dinner Askit, “TV or Not TV,” will be oresented Sunday at the annual linner of Winnetka’s Temple Jeremia. The program at the Wilmette Women’s Club will be preceded by a dinner at 6 p.m. Mrs. Robert Stein of Glencoe is che skit’s director, and one of its writers and actors. Other writers ‘are Edward Cooperman and Mithael Schwimmer. Also Mrs. Ed- ‘ar Cadden, Mrs. Richard carried World mette. Temple him to Canada, Federalists in has been elected of the executive of directors board of the Highland Park Reform Congregation B’nai Torah. Other new officers are James Borusyak, administrative and executive vice president; Sheldon Whitman, ways and means; Howard Carasik, treasurer; Fred Mann, general fund financial secretary; Sam Tepper, building fund financial secretary; William Web- 1966, er, recording secretary; Milton Margulies, and Mrs. corresponding in Oslo, Norway. secretary. Norway’s King Olav V is expected to attend the opening of the New members of the board of directors elected for two-year World terms Congress, which will be called to order by its chief executive, Norman Cousins, editor of the Saturday Review. Everett L. Millard Jr. of Highland Park, a member of UWF’s national advisory council, will attend both the Los Angeles assembly and the Oslo World Congress, with his family. The goal of the UWF is “the achievement of lasting world peace through world law.” The North Shore. chapter has over 300 members living in suburbs from Lake Forest to Evanston. are Jerome Don, Michael Michael Hecht, Eisler, Mrs. Charles Horawitz, Gerald Martin Leland, Mandler, Erwin Robert Eugene Kohn, Mazur, Meyer, Zorack Robin, Norton Shapiro, Paul Singer, Jack Sklare, Ernest Sanderling, Howard Walton, and Marvin Zimmerman. CUSTOM BER Bros. CUSTOM Moving en ee Teme yee We especially thank the members of the Sacred Heart Guild of St. James Church for their attendance and numerous prayers. & Storage Co. HOUSE 1328 John Nizzi and Corrado Vignocchi families For ¢/Vle? Furst » “Bouquet : FURNITURE Sherman, Evanston UE 6015 North Ridge Ave., Chicago Daily Until 9 338-7702 Saturday & Sunday Until 5 Be the biggest hero 1n her life... 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Hattis president Swe- June, er, Howard Lazar, and Mrs. Yarren Peters, Winnetka; Philip ‘offman and Mrs. Lester Leon, Yilmette; and Louis Gilbert, Mrs. POCO ET Russell following the group’s 20th General Assembly in Washington, D.C. Other upcoming UWF events include the 2ist annual General Assembly June 22-25 in Los Angeles, and the 13th World Congress of the World Association of World Federalists July 30-Aug. 5 ximer, and Mrs. George Sensiir, Glencoe; Michael Schwim- a At Bnai Torah den, Great Britain, Argentina, France, Australia, Belgium, and 14 African countries. He assumed the presidency of the United the ae _ The family of Head of Board MTT morrow ts Se a Hattis Elected ceived his master’s degree in city planning and his doctorate in public administration. 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Forty-Niner. ~j— | TYPES OF WOOD FENCES is 9 by .,. Ui SS meneame i We Honor All Midwest Bank oe Available WS] | — FREE ESTIMATES — AMPLE PARKING sO oe PRODUCTS & SERVICE FOR YOUR HOME 594 GREEN BAY ROAD WINNETKA ei SAND $] A HI 6-0734 Open Daily . . . 7:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. — Saturday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. a bag BY ll HI del. \ 3 , ‘ �For Boys’ Group Two Highland Park residents are among those working on the Better Boys Foundation’s Cavalcade of Stars. The local participants are Marvin Zimmerman of 2728 Arlington Av., foundation vice president, and Ben i The COMMUNITY Schoenstadt, 2906 Arlington Av. EARTHEN Proceeds from the cavalcade, the foundation’s largest annual Beautiful Community on the North Shore P, able Mausoleum Cemetery MAUSOLEUM — COLUMBARIUM INTERMENT — CREMATORIUM We operate our own fund raising effort, goes to combat juvenile delinquency in the Lawndale area. Greenhouses Gross Point Road and Harrison Street, Evanston i Suburban B'nai B'rith Pres. William A. Nathenson (left) and Philip Glass, B'nai B'rith member, present college scholarship certificates to Lynn Gamsu of Wilmette and Howard D. Gloria of Highland Park. (Howard Fochler Photo) Most Wigeesal i The event, starring Buddy Hackett and Eddie Fisher, will be presented June 3 at the Civic Opera House. Chicago: 583-5080, 583-5081 Evanston: _ Honorary Group Taps Local Girls Two Highland Park Deerfield _ girls have been tapped for Cwens, a _ national honorary service sorority for sophomore women at Northern Illinois University. Enjoy more flowers longer this year. Get a head start on the growing season with plants from the North Shore:Florist Greenhouse, Add to your garden from our complete stock The girls are Barbara Brown, 1141 Deerfield Rd., Highland Park, and Karen Zahnle, 1353 Somerset Av., Deerfield. of annuals MAKE DEAN’S LIST Three Highland Park ‘made the dean’s list residents at - College of Education during the winter quarter. Those maintaining - @ grade-point average of 3.5 or _ better were Louise Hansen, 1578 Cloverdale Rd., Mary Kehr, 1274 _ Glencoe Av., and Lauren Sennett, _ Oana | | Achillea Armeria Ajuga Baltic Asters Balsam ° Begonias Celosia Caladums Campanula Canterbury Bells Carnations Carnations Cleome Dahlias Dianthus Hardy English Hollyhocks Ivy Tiller 44” Dozer Cart Funkia Broccoli Chrysanthemums Cabbage Cauliflower Chives Egg Plant Parsley Peppers Tomatoes Primroses Pyrethrum Shasta Daisies Sweet William Verbena = (Biennial). fee “sae pt Rose Bushes Many Varieties Blade cca Utility Vegetables Snapdragons i 3 MAKE EARLY YOUR SELECTION AT THE NEW . 36 and 48” Snow Casters SEE US TODAY FOR A DEMONSTRATION MSS inc. 290 Greenwood - Glencoe, Illinois 2210 SKOKIE VALLEY RD. (Y2-mile south of Rte. 22) Highland a Park PHONE ID 3-2210 VErnon 5-0609 | -~ma-o \ Ivy Day Lilies Delphiniums Lythrum Monarda Phlox . Physostegia Verbena Viola Vinca Vine Zinnias COMPLETE LINE OF ALL-SEASON ATTACHMENTS yen (Biennial) Iris Nicotiana Pansies Petunias Phlox Portulacca Salvia Covers Duonymus Pachysandra Vinca (Bowles Clematis Columbine Lobelia 40” eeyaravlit Colors Ageratum Marigold Drive And Ground Impatience Hydra-Static Varieties Perennials Gloriosa Daisies Geraniums revolutionary Of Annuals Alyssum 105 S. Deere Park. with perennials. Hundreds National TOUGH NEW BREED - JGARDEN TRACTOR and Fe. ae E 2 Variety) 864-5061, 864-5062 ~~w~weTuwwwwwweewewwyeowwewewweeworworwowrweweweowerwerwerwewrwrwweewwewee* Two Local Men Working on Event �Classified Advertising Section Reaching 73,000 North Shore Homes in... . e THE PEE ‘HOLLISTER EWSPAPERS EVANSTON 1020 Church e¢ WILMETTE 1232 Central Ave., Wilmette Lincoln Noon Noon COPY 444 Central 446-4300 e NORTHBROOK 1438 Shermer 446-4300 HERALD Highland e DEERFIELD 444 Central 272-4300 8 Found Travel—Share 10 Dogs and Cats AND CATS HAVE SUFFERED population explosion for years. homes needed. Please do not phone. Visit from 1 to 5 daily. KAY'S ANIMAL SHELTER, (Cor. Hintz and Arlington Heights State Rd. SIAMESE Show ready now. $35 and 6 : CAT IN NORTHWEST EVANS(mostly black) and white male, lawed, named Barney. Call UN 46 evenings. call AL Shepherd TOP Wormed 1-2692 SCHNAUZER UN RAISED 4-1845. WITH 10 Cats 7 Weeks pan trained, 1-7045 after Old 2 male. 4 p.m. Dogs DALMATIAN PUP A.K.C.; DACHSHUND WEIMARANER PUPS — TOP — A.K.C. champ. sired — PTD and CD dam — show quality, Silvers or Sables, gentle disp. exc. nat. hunters. Obed. 437-4596. ADORABLE male A.K.C., Needs a new 1-7616 6 WKS. OLD FREE KITTIES 869-0804 Evenings VERY tens, able. GOLDEN LAB. FEMALE 6 MONTHS housebroken, all shots. 587-7120. BEAUTIFUL 9 weeks 6-8600 old, Call SIAMESE registered, 3 2 white females. TRAINED. a DEADLINE: COPY Saturday, May 1967 — Ave. Highland Park 300 433-4370 ANDREAS SALON UNDER NEW nagement. Now K&K Beauty Salon, Kedzie, Evanston, Ill. 869-2671. 18, 1967 but husband OUR © is 724-5722 A.K.C. reg. ’ free. male for unt, KITTEN FEMALE, trained, Call 8 PUPPIES, and WKS. AL 6-0064. OLD, | STUNNING female. not eves. Champion shed. Show or wkends. Frisky Yorkshire Terrier ONE YEAR OLD FEMALE. A.K.C. registered. Call 831-4821. $100. COLLIES, 12 WEEKS, A.K.C. Blue merle; _ shots; aper trained. Raised with children. 272-8125. 12 Noon GERMAN blooded. 4 P.M. SHEPHERD PUPS. $50 VAnderbilt 4-2743 FULL BLUE PERSIAN CAT; FEMALE: spayed; 5 yrs. old; give to good home 446-0329 DACHSHUND A.K.C.; Phone BLACK PUPPIES; champion sired; 8 WEEKS; shots; $75. 381-4193 LAB PUPS, A.K.C. registered, intelligent, lovable. MINIATURE 6 WEEKS OLD, excellent hunters, Call 414-889-4464. SCHNAUZER MALE 5 years old, A.K.C., beautiful color. Good watch dog. $50. Call WI 5-1287. PART BLACK LABRADOR PUPPIES. 6 weeks. Raised with young children. 6 males, 3 females. Call early to get your choice of litter. $15. 628 Happ Rd., Northfield. HI 6-1470. POODLES, DARLING, MIN. 9 WKS. A.C. show st.; males, females; silver and apricot; home _ raised; trained; lineage papers; $125. ALASKAN ANNOUNCING IRISH SETTERS BY Captain Mike out of Lady Sharon of Erin. Males and females. A.K.C. shots. Call 537-0084 MALAMUTE PUPPIES 6 weeks old-purebred-black and white and blue and white $75 each. Log Cabin Ranch, U.S. 12 and Miller Rd., Lake Zurich, GE 8-7281. 763-7511. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glen coe News * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving BEAUTIFUL SIAM. KITTENS 9 weeks, pan-trd., A.C.A. reg., $25. 2 yr. female Sealpoint Siam. breeder Lrd. $15. 463-4941 after 5 p.m. EXCEPTIONALLY CUTE FREE 446-7079 GERMAN SHORT puppies. 4 mos. aaee homes. $20. HAIR KITTENS: 7 11 BLACK need good LABRADOR home; 7 wks. $15. call 446-8256 Please Animals, and POINTER Love children. Call LE 17-0830. Need . $175 AFGHAN 27, HAIR. SILVER OLD; pet, BLACK pan DEADLINE: Friday, May 26, 1967 — All — i, GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS A.K.C. Need loving homes. Idea children; Champ. bloodline. Pet, or Show. Males. 724-4986. conflict. Highland Park Herald YRS. wonderful TOY POODLE White female; 5 mos. old; Fully trained. $75 729-4167 now listing events through . Help us_ to hel ou y learing’’ your dates TODAY. Deerfield Villager FLUFFY LONG 869-7957 945-0838 ADORABLE CLASSIFIED DEADLINES FOR ISSUE OF JUNE 1, 1967 white. FREE KITTENS KITreason- The Classified Department will be closed Monday, May 29, and Tuesday, May 30. of CALENDAR is KITTENS, and 1 black and FREE CR 2-0385 MINIATURE BLACK POODLES A.K.C. 1 MALE, 1 FEMALE. 7 weeks old. LE 17-8797 after 6 p.m. are Central ADORABLE SCHNAUZER-3 MULTIPLE COLUMN REGULAR ha mixture. 3 LITTLE KITTENS! Cute ‘‘Twiggy’’ and 2 beautiful brothers. Lovingly raised by their mother, their aunt and our children. VE 5-3597. KITTENS TRAINED ALpine sired. A.K.C. Do quality. CR 2-2577 OW DOES IT WORK? ply LOOKING home. Beagle 1 male. $10. 945-7289 black, LEAR" all club dates ough THE CALENDAR if there home. $65. Call 869-0726. LOVABLE FULL OF FUN MIN. Schnauzer puppies. Sired by champion. Ears cropped. Permanent shots. Home raised; love children. 272-8626. Call 362-7867 ok ; shots. FREE BABY KITTENS 7 weeks old, pan trained. Affectionately reared by children. UN 9-1397. 6 p.m. NOTICE EARLY all , GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY, A.K.C., well bred, large bone, male, shots. 358-1660. MINIATURE AND STANDARD POOdie puppies. A.K.C. registered. Black and apricots. 1 white toy male. Call 392-4550. ONE CALICO, ONE BLACK, 3 GRAY kittens. $1.00 a piece. Pan trained. nee to children and dogs. Call VE 5- or after Memorial D ay void Conflicting DATES tan, _ FE-. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS A.K.C. home raised, also stud service morn- AIREDALE PUPPIES 3!2 MONTHS, beautiful pet and show type. Ideal children’s pets. A.K.C. all shots. M. and F. OR 3-0543. to all you reddish OLD GOLDEN RETRIEVERS A.K.C. Champion and _ field som: Available for stud service. 234after 4 p.m. FREE HIGHLAND PARK DEERFIELD AREA SIDENTS AND PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN notify MONTH Call MESSAGE H 6 PUPPIES a good females, allergic. Personal will file them in THE FEMALE; EXCELLENT pet; shots. 724-6887. $50 SACRIFICE TINY MIN. SCHNAUzer, male, housebroken, 7 months old, gentle and affectionate. Call AL 6-3387. grey; REWARD FOR INFORMATION ’63 white (conv.) Bonneville, tiac taken from Dodge and Brown e., Evanston, Fri. 2 A.M. Write T, Box 60, Wilmette. Cats GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, ye weeks, males, A.K.C. reg., pleasant disposition. $75. 537-2370. Personal listing and COCKER TERRIER Healthy, intelligent, gentle; good looking; 20 mos. old; female; all shots; home raised; $30. 475-8197. PAN PUPPIES CHILDREN If no ans., HI and lines 8 IRISH SETTER PUPPIES A.K.C. reg.; $100 for males; $75 for females; temporary distemper shots given. 275-2217. Pups TRAINED DOG. Dogs GREAT DANES, LOVABLE FAMILY pet, 12 weeks, Male $100, female $125 or co-owner. Very healthy. Call MA 92034 or or HO 9-9496. STUD SERVICE AVAILABLE. A.K.C. registered; German shorthaired pointer for pick of litter. 945-2269 after 4 p.m. ° 10 Cats GERMAN SHEPHERD STUD SERvice—A.K.C., black/silver, 2 yrs. son of champion. Hohe-Linde bloodlines. 945-5132. DACHSHUND. 5 MOS. OLD MALE, black with brown markings. Paper trained. A.K.C. reg., very good with children. 967-6157. ings CHAMPION BLOOD and shots. 945-5719. MONTH OLD FULLY MONGREL. MAN’S TYPE ID 2-0396 and DACHSHUND PUPPIES, A.K.C. REG., champion sired, long haired and smooth, raised with children. Call 2512291 starting Saturday. FINEST up Minimum 4 FREE—2 KITTENS 7 WEEKS OLD PAN TRAINED 272-3438 Healthy, Call AL quality, Blue point, 9 wks., now. Seal point, 9 wks. choose German AK.Cc. lines. , LADY’S GOLD WRISTWATCH llth, near Orrington Ave. irs. Ma KITTENS Dogs Free Kittens, DOGS from FRIDAY: ALL GRAY FEMALE named Misty in the Harper School . Any information call 256-1329. We s her very much. : PARTIAL DENTURE, SILVER tal, 4 tooth. Area of Oaklane School nearby vicinity. Reward. Call 272- (or phone) a complete tings and events. 945-7300 RATES Chicago Toll Free 273-5211 or 273-4300 10 Car GER. SHEP. PUPPIES. A.K.C., TOP quality blood lines, bred for sound minds and bodies, 4 M., 13 wks. Show and breeding qual. 6 F., 8 M, 6 wks. Pets, guards, breeding, show. $75; $100; $125. Call 223-0873 anytime. ZS: MAY 15TH RATCHET bnch and socket. Vicinity of AshLake, Evanston. Call eves. aaa Please Your RIDERS WANTED Leaving Friday June 2nd 5 p.m. to Baltimore via turnpike. Call for ~ 2 gated DA 8-8850 ext 264 Mr. ord. LOST YOUR PET? have been injured. Call your al animal hospital. DAvis 8-1440. iversity 4-9416. UNiversity 4-1700. Business Park $1.20 per line 433-4370 Bluff 433-4370 Highland LAMPLIGHTER VILLAGE THE serving Lake Forest-Lake 475-1560 251-4300 ay D 433-4370 VILLAGER Ave., ADS Reward. Park HERALD HIGHWOOD 444 Central Ave., Highland Park STAR Rd., Northbrook PARK Ave., DISCOUNT: .10 PER LINE Cash with order or if paid within 10 days Monday and Churc 8-3714. e TALK AN ADVERTISER : GIRL’S GREEN COIN PURSE or vicinity of, Ben Franklin Store, tral St., Evanston. Contained her stone ring. Irreplaceable, sentiAtal value. PLEASE PHONE 869». Reward. REWARD FOR THE RETURN y 1965 Triumph Bonneville misssince the morning of 5/13/67. Ser. J120RDU24152. No questions asked 6984. LASSES, MEN’S DARK FRAME beals, black clip case—LOST_N.W. lans., May 10th, Harrison, Grant, yndale or Central Pk.-Sts. 446-3282 rns. H Glencoe AND COLUMN St. Ave., Tuesday MULTIPLE Lost 251-4300 Ave., Winnetka e HIGHLAND NEWS Vernon e GLENVIEW ANNOUNCEMENTS 1806 Glenview Rd., Glenview 724-4300 LIFE DEADLINES REGULAR 715 475-1560 e WINNETKA 588 e GLENCOE REVIEW St., Evanston FOR SALE; tank raised. PUPPIES > old. $10 and Pets Supplies TROPICAL FISH ALL 328-7768 or UN 4-7813. * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Classified — | 2 �CLASSIFIED seers Servinn neome Air ul ng and Heating , Pets beg = intra aa Tax Coins and Stamps 202 | Concrete Work Supplies 11 and Art Goods A 175 Sales Autos—Trucks—Trailers—For Rent Automobiles—Wanted To Buy Outboard ond g : ments and _ Cameras and Entertainment | Equipment Rental | Exterminating | Fireplace Wood | Floor Refinishing and | Flowers and Florists Repair Partnerships of Thanks 1 and 134 Garages Hotels Houses 5 16 Industrial Light stonseneping Stores and Offices Summer Rentals ated . Open Sundays—Skokie Only ; TROPICAL FISH TANK 20 gallon tank, filters and motor included. Perfect condition. Best offer accepted. Call AL 1-9167. BEAUTIFUL 112 ARAB HORSE. > YR. old filly. Papers included. Gentle greenbroke. MUST SELL. Call 234-7157. 16 and ALL Art CHAS. CT. Books CASH BOOK fine, rare. 11-31st 1911 Business BOOKSHOP. Central, Evans. USED, May WE ACE HOMEFINDERS 111 Green 8 Bay Rd., 2 — Classified 5-5080 OUR WILL MAKE hors d’oeuvres, SPECIALTY 724-9067 or 677-8087 YOUR casseroles ES: FANCY or jello ID 2-9621 AND of ill Glenview Rd., hdo Productions, Inc. FOLK Will CALYPSO, Any occas. Tod 30, 23 CALL BUTTONS, BUCKLES AND MACHINE button holes. 24 HOUR SERVICE. Belts, Pleating. Complete stock of metal zippers. VOGUE FABRIC SHOP 722 Main St. UNiversity 4-3034 DRESSMAKER WITH EUROPEAN trade school will solve all your sewing problems: in her own home. 869-8571 IF and YOU 1-0666 OR DAY. Pianos-Organs-Stereo Recorders-Record Players Records-Sheet Music Tuning - Musical Entertainment 1363 Shermer Rd. Northbrook KRUGMAN POPULAR ALpine IN PIANO 1-4201 PIANO AND ORGAN LESSONS at your home. Chiidren or adults, beginners or advanced. Mr. Gersch, ph, VA 6-0488. GUITAR—BANJO—AUTOHARP Varied styles taught by performerinstructor Bob Gand. It’s Fun! Village School of Folk Music. 945-5321. 1 GUITAR CLASSES Adults or children; guitar rental; EXPERIENCED TEACHER Frank Narrol 272-8129 SUMMER PIANO LESSONS. HSS. grad. w/diploma from Nat’l Guild of Piano Teachers, and Int’l Memb. of Nat’l Frat. of Student Mus. 729-2077. 5-5080 34 Pianos and Musical Instruments 2 MONTHS FREE Kimball-Yamaha-Lowrey-Whitney ORGANS soutien §Fase) od —New-U NEED SKOKIE 8016 of Evanston quickly and confidentially! for details—call Mr. Ingrish 328-8100 Extension 250 OR Open CONN EXCELLENT 251-5739. Eves. a Difference until fully you see our custom rebuilt guaranteed Steinways Baldwins Conovers Kimballs Lyon & Healys and many others reasonably J Rentals with option to buy. e and trade pianos. Complete sery dept. Family tradition of é craftsmanship. Superb workma is our mark of quality. KURT SAPHIR PIANOS 1143 Greenleaf, Wilmette Reg S.E. Wilm. Northwestern — 256-0167 South HY ally 9:30-5:30 Mon., Thurs. 9 ‘ WAREHOUSE SALE—300 PIANC RENT A PIANO $5.00 A MO. JANSSEN-CABLE-GRAND-KAW New Spinet-88 Note New Console Direct Blow 10 Used Grands fr. Steinway-Baldwin-Wurlitzer-Starck Used Spinets and Consoles fr. Practice Uprights-Players fe; Mon. and Tkur. 9-9 Sun, 12-5 AM 2 FIELD’S 7315 N. Western, Chi BIG VALUE Grand pianos painstakingly rebuilt. and reconditioned Spinets, cons Studios. Rental option plan for 4a ren. Come in or call in daily 9 Mon. and Thurs. to 9, Sundays 1 t UTTERBERG PIANO CO. -EST. # 5731 N. = i: Chicago GIBSON GUITAR EBO—WITH tom white finish, hardly used. In Condition. Will sacrifice for $200 case. Also Kalamazoo bass amp. housing 2 heavy duty 10” sped with an output of 30 watts. Exce cond. $100. Call Al, 272-4080. SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON NEW used pianos. Steinway Grand 6’ Baldwin Grand, like new, reas. Spinets from $195. Many othe choose on MIDWEST PIANO 2638 Devon Av. ELGER 6 STRING GUITAR sat made by Martin Craftsmen. instrument with superb sound. custom strings and case for serious Blues—Folk guitarist. Ca¥ 4331. ‘‘Bill’’ SALE THIS WEEK ONLY Super Beatle, $625; Royal Guard $365; Fountain bass w/T-60’’ top, Lots more. Cash or terms. THIS WEEK ONLY Villager Enterprises HI ¢ Need Pianos—All WILL PAY The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Mak PRICES. PIANO CC HOllycourt 5-5900 NOW! Cover your Fender, Gibson, or amp with new Vox grille cloth. ¢ homemade sound columns, and nets, too. Approx. $18 per amp. Villager Enterprises fit WE BUY USED PIANG HIGHEST PRICES PAI Spencer Co., BR 4-29] 3-5612 $150. GRANDS McCALL VOX | CASE lent AND cond. Western, Chicago CO 17-7564 ESSEX BASS A ROLLER HI 6-7966. STAND. EX GIBSON JUMBO FLAT TOP G like new with case; never Perfect condition. $215 value, se $125 or best offer. 446-2992. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and TOP MIDWEST 3811 SAX CONDITION. It Makes When you buy your piano from A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN Only here will you find the s Kranich & Bach and Winter amd other well-known makes. BALDWIN ’til 9 ALTO Pianos and Musical etc. MUSIC. ‘CENTER Lincoln Apartments FRAMUS BASS GUITAR, SI pickup, exc. cond., $250 new, $185; Knight microphone K pee chrome fin. w/cord, $30 PIANOS - ORGANS 3 Mos. Rental Special Investments Rooms and Don't Buy a Grand Tape 5-7400 any worthwhile purpose get a low cost loan at the First National RO INSTRUCTION ON ‘ALL INSTRUMENTS FINE PROFESSIONALS LESSONS MONEY for 2-5520 Instruction MILDRED Jewelry and Jewelry Repair Loans CR MOVERS NIGHT Apartments Houses Instruments We have a SUPERIOR RENTAL PLAN which will save you money— and excellent REPAIR SERVICE. We carry an abundant stock of all instruments including: Piano Equipment Housekeeping 34 ILL. 18345MC-C Furnished Furnished Light SCHREFFLER MUSIC CO. BY Sale Machines— Apartments Rooms Share Houses MOVERS DOVER Musical Store 153 160 HAULING HAULING 30 RENTAL HEADQUARTERS ACE RENTAL 27 C.C. and 155 Furniture, luggage, appliances, odds ane ends. Bonded and insured. 869325. NEED SMALL ITEMS MOVED, rummage items picked up and delivered? Have an odd job to be done? Call AL 1-4394 RENT EVERYTHING 724-0300 157 Garages Houses 272-749 | Open Daily 8 to 5, Sat. 8 to No charge for Sunday 26 Board and Room MOVING? RENT A TRUCK PADS — DOLLIES — U-DRIVE JOHNSON’S TRAILERS SERVICE ROgers Park 1-2000 7446-48 N. Clark Chicago, Ill. JACKSON MOVERS We specialize in moving, packing. Large or small jobs at reas. rates day or night. Exp. men. UNiversity 4-2662 or UNiversity 4-1105. YARD RD. 162 THE LOW-COST LOCAL MOVERS. to haul one item or a houseful. Insured, Ill. CC22633MCC, 864-6139 6-1715. OR RENTAL WE AND 1-2686 Rental Skokie Sa MIDDLETON BROTHERS Equipment Oakton, Buy—Apartment Il. Travel HI Office KELLY MOVING RO Car Trailers—For 166 159 161 NORTHBROOK, SING-ALONGS. Turl, Homes To bom teae ye To Buy—Houses HERBERT OF HIGHLAND PARK entertainment specialists”’ party marquees— catering—entertainment dance floors—car pees ees ‘‘One call does it all’”’ 2-1240 STAGE COACHES, HAY-RIDES, Pony Rides, Fire Engines, Surries, sent anywhere. Or have your child or adult party at the Country Boy’s barn. 634-3633 Guitar, | Toys FOR ALL YOUR MOVING NEEDS BY Professional Movers. Fully equipped and insured. I.C.C. 22033 M-C. “Your Have 165 and Your 167 | Upholstering, Repairing & Refinishing 163 | Wanted To Rent— ' MIDDLETON LIGHT MAGIC | Travel—Share | Tree Trimming Moving and Storage PLATINUM BLUE WHITE DIAMOND bracelet, 32 matched diamonds. Approx. weight 11 carat. $5,000. Write T. 127, Box 60, Wilmette, II]. CLEANERS Glv. 2-2515 FOR YOUR CHILD’S BIRTHDAY! An hour of surprising entertainment with TINY TRAINED ANIMALS and complete audience participation. Mature, experienced, professional and VERY MODESTLY PRICED! MR. NORMAN: 256-3033 YOrktown FITTINGS BY “JANE”’ APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY Coats, dresses and skirts. EAST-GLEN 1619 CR Entertainment 8910 WAUKEGAN Call AL 1-1878 Dressmaking—Sewing— NO ALTERED 22 3748 M.G. ALTERATIONS STATION LAWN MOWER SHARPENING repair business. Selling because health. Call PArk 4-1561. I PARTIES Krause 29 HEMS $2.50 FULL 2213 Central St., Evanston Winter and Professional 158 | Typewriters—Business To Buy—Cond .Wanted Wanted JOHNSON EQUIPMENT Co. RENT Needlework BEAUTY SHOP IN EVANSTON 4 Stations. Best offer. Must see it. 847 Chicago Av. Call eves. UN 4-3226 or 561-0263. FOR LEASE location. For L & M CATERING Lillian 177 193 DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS. Custom made dresses; alterations and restyling; everything carefully finished. All my work guaranteed. 729- WANDA RENTAL YO Wanted MAGIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS Ask for Dan, AL 6-1148 DELIVER Rd. Buy MONOGRAMMING BELTS, BUTTONS AND BUCKLES COVERED WITH FABRIC EXPERT PLEATING MARY ANN SILKS & WOOLENS, INC. 626 Church, Evanston DAvis 8- 3984 Golf Mill Shopping Center, Ph. 824-9212 de FOR 176 WANTED: A FEMALE LEAD GUItarist and organist. Must have equipment. Call Mandy. GR_ 5-6407 or Robin, 679-3370. TEA, GRADUATION, OR WEDDING parties. Artistic hors d’oeuvres; sandwiches or sandwich loaves. Made to your order. ALpine 1-2269. 21 tablished in Evanston. Reasonable for — sale. T-131, Box 60, Wilmette, Good Waukegan — Wilmette AL I-III BEAUTY SALON OPERATOR MODERN SALON GAS EQUIP. Wanted To Buildings 168 154 152 | Trucks and Cottages FOLK MUSIC BY BOB GAND or the Village School Singers or the Gand Family yo ee will surprise your guests. Call now, WI 5-5321 WITH/WITHOUT ATTENDANTS WHY COOK? 8910 AT WILMETTE F. G. Hastings, Realtor Bakery w/excellent clientele in WINNETKA. Lease to be negotiated. Price does not include merchandise inventory. Priced low at $9,500. IM: MEDIATE POSSESSION. Call Mrs. May (AL 1-0550, res.) f.2 LENS, lens, flash 1709 Glenview Rd., Glenview, Ill. menu planning, Miss B. 724-0302. Opportunities HOMEFINDERS EQUIP. Catering PARTY Sale Crypts Properties and Women—Business Women—Household Women—Baby Sitting Men—Business and Professional Men—Household Men and Women Men and Women—lIndustrial 81 Town Houses Vacant Property Needlework DRAPES MYRLE’S GOURMET CATERING Delicious and Artistic Foods For the Discriminating Hostess Complete Service and E a. OUTSTANDING WED CAKES AND RECEPTIONS ALpine 1-5841 Vy PRICE SALE 56 ALTERATIONS AND TAILORING CALL EVENINGS PENTAX S3 WITH 1.8 AUTO TAKUmar, ext. tube set, 135mm. p.s. tele. $140 or best offer. K. Lerner, 743-2442 days ate, Resorts Summer Cleaning Instruction 156 | Sporting Goods and Equipment 164 | Trade or Barter Out of State 27 3 CUSTOM APPAREL AND ALTERAtions. Michigan Ave, experience. For appointment call ID 2-2953. and Photography LEICA III f, SUMMICRON Elmar 90 mm telephoto and case, $165. AL 1-9581. Investment 6 68 26 + ODressmaking— Sewing— CO. 34 -70 36 174 Houses 173 and 4 | Shades—Blinds—Awnings 33 | Situations Wante 35 Students instruments and | Rummage 57 | Schools Farms—Acreage—Estates 194 179 To Musical 180 Co-op Apartments ALTERATIONS RODDED PHOTO For STRAIGHT hems $3.50. 328-5159 CLEANED ARGUS C4 35 MM CAMERA AND G.E. exposure meter with case, flash, filters, and bag. Call 328-6787 eves. IN Buy - 0561, Nikon F 35mm. camera with acces. completely automatic 50mm. F2 lens, extra focusing screen, hard leather case. 1 year old—$195. Cost $390 when new; 90mm. F 4 Elmar lens for Leica 35mm. camera $40; Gossen Lunasix light meter—will measure moonlight $25. 869-7729. ‘store all day Friday and Saturday, or phone any time for information or intment. DA 8-4424. Ask for free let on values, etc. BOOKER’S BOOKS 1307 Chicago Avenue. KENNEDY’S AND PROFESSIONAL BOOKS APPRAISER Service Reasonable prices, work guaranteed KAEHLER LUGGAGE SHOP 1421 Sherman Ave. DAvis 8-0744 18 Gifts FOR YOUR CERTIFIED ~ and front. HANDBAG AND LUGGAGE REPAIRING GLENCOE CHEST. 4 front, marble in BRINKMEYER Cameras To and Cemetery Lots Condominiums 172 Repair iscell Wanted Scnuenaandan Carts 21 in excellent location CONSTRUCTION PArk 4-0367 17 | Mobile Homes Miscellaneous GARAGE DRAINS Goods ANTIQUES FLEA MARKET SALE May 21, Lake County Fair grounds on US 445, 1 mile East of GRAYSLAKE, Ley mile No. of route 120. 40 Dealers— large variety of fine antiques. William Werfel, 1112 W. Sherman, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin. HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR ORIental rugs; French furniture; odd objects and bric-a-brac. Phone 338-3700 anytime, Mr. Ross. 14 Opportunities PUMPED JUST REVEIVED A SELECT GROUP of prints by CHAGALL, J. LEVINE, J. LANDAU, GONZALES-TORNERO, MARGULIES, AMEN = and others. EARLY VICTORIAN drawer, walnut, burl top. 42’’ x 20’’. 729-0534 146 141 SEPTIC TANKS CATCH BASINS EQUIP. 724-3678. Unusual Bargains In Original Etchings, Engravings and Wood Cuts 344 TUDOR 149 Business YOUR PET AT HOME Kanine Korral 8 inch high enclosure info. or demonstration call 272-0829 Antiques Space in Deerfield. Parking lot Thriving business. 945-1086. KEEP For 150 120 laundromat 3 AQUARIUMS 12 Rooms On corner U.S. 12 (Rand Rd.) and Arlington Hts. Rd. Estab. 25 yrs. Living quarters. Reasonable. Opportuae tor mechanics, Call eves. PArk 46 WILL SELL AIR COND. COIN OPER- PETS Goods—Wanted Decorating and Jewelry ge Apartment Buildings Business Property 76 Sale 148 | Loans and Investments 124 | Lost and Found GAS STATION FOR | Household Equi Decoratin | Plumbing | Printin Radio-TV- a Ags Sale 110 | Radio - TV - Hi-Fi 111 Service and Repair 112 ane Estate For Sale 140 | Lawn Mower and Tractor—Service State Business 108 | Pianos 113 Repair Store and 108A 109 114 67 Goods—For and Loans and Mortgages 30 | Roofingand Siding 1 | Rug oe — 66 | Personal Personal Service | Piano Tuning Household | Home Service and Office 107 Help Wanted— Men and Women Service 29, | Real ae Instruction 55 | Painting Women—Household 122 | Interior 136 | Jewelry 60 18 15 54-| 147 | In Memoriam Out of Rooms FOOD AND SUPPLIES Two locations to serve you 1013 Davis St., Evanston, GR 5-9821 3330 Dempster St., Skokie, 675-9645 - 144 Houses To Share Storage Shrubs Downspouts Women—Baby Sitters Women—Industrial | Help Wanted— Men—Business and Professional Men—Household Men—Industrial 138 | Household Halls and Studios 17 38 Pets - . TROPICAL FISH AND REASONABLE. Houses 52 15 and and 143 | Musical Notices 128 | Household Appliance— Apartments 50 Supplies ELSINGER'S 132 Furnished 7 Work Animals, Covering Convalescent Homes 15A Photography ntry—Cabinet ing 63 22 23 64 181 65 24 130 126 51 Materials 142 | Moving and Storage 10 | Heatinng and Air Conditioning 21 —_ anted— 75 Women—Business and Professional Service Furnished Plants 2 | Gutters Apartments To Share Board and Room 14 and Personal Service 200 196 188 189 192 201 Contractors Supplies and Opportunities 171 169 182 Motors. g Maintenance Sales | Dogs and Cats Dressmaking—Sewing—Needlework | Draperies & Slip Covers—Custom Made 191 INDEX Town Houses 187 Vacation Rentals 53 | Gardening and Landscape Service— 190 | For Rent— 199 Apartments Autos—Trucks—Trailers— Wanted To Rent and Gifts House 170 | Electrical iles— For Sale Foreign and Sports Cars yong rome eee Auto Serv y conn tty “Tires and Accessories s and | Conducted 185 12 | Disclaimer of Debts and Furs rs—Auctioneers— Conductors _. Christmas Trees and Decorations May 18, �ove aie Bars cee a Sian “ik sustea! : , CONN SERENADE I. MANUALS. . Call 642-7820 25 PEDALS. WALweekdays after 6. AR, 2 PICK UPS, SUNBURST ish, w/case, $75. Amp w/tremelo Dt switch, $50. Both good cond. Call b after 6 p.m., AL 1-4566. or Sale: Lowrey Organ T. le. YOUNG IDEAS NURSERY 501 Sherman, Evanston Registrations for Summer and Fall now being taken. Call UN 4-4659. NEW STRUCTURAL READING PROgram. Phonetic method. Qualified teacher will tutor. Also modern math. REFERENCES 296-2309. 38 Camps REMOTE CANOE TRIP FOR High School Young Men Only (15-17) 3 Wilderness Weeks, June 18-July 11 LINCOLNWOOD FULL CONExcellent condition. YO 5-3420. ENDER MUSTANG ELEC. GUIw/case, 2 pick-ups, tremelo, $130. lec. guitar. 2 pick-ups, tremelo, $30. 1-0087, after 4:30 p.m. ER SPINET PIANO ch, full keyboard, ebony iod condition. $300. 835-2197 "5 FT. BABY GRAND AND finish, PIANO sh and Lane, excellent condition, itwood finish, $1,000 or best offer. ll 742-3750. PACKARD GRAND PIANO _ mahogany, show piece condition. Superb tone. $1,200 After 6 p.m., 338-3499 TSCH BASS AMP. WITH TWO 12 h bass speakers, (Jenson) 55 watt th tremolo. $165 or best offer. Call 251-3709 Fender Precision Far north, in N.W. Ontario, The Canoeist’s Last Frontier-Your party shares this adventurous land with No One. Voyageurs North; 724-4826 after 4 p.m AQUA PHONE AMP. REVERB, _ 15” paker, two channels, good condition, 50. Call Rick, 328-1504 after 6 p.m. $375. PARK 4-6072. SON SG REGULAR GUITAR, 2 tal pick ups, $180. 1 amp. Ampege mini IV, $75. HI 6-4534. LD ELECTRIC GUITAR, $175 OR st offer. Turner microphone. Call 835-4331 HOME 50 ~=—s~ Builders Devon Av. ROgers Direct Factory Distributors KITCHEN CABINET-VANITIES COMPLETE WOOD AND FORMICA KITCHENS EVERYTHING NEW BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL INCLUDING KITCHEN SINK (and stove, refrigerator etc.) OUR TRAINED STAFF DOES THE ENTIRE JOB Save By Buying From PIANO IS AN INVESTMENT PROTECT IT! pert tuning and repair; appraisals; Oe: bans bought and sold. EN SWEET, Associates, UN 4-7407 FREE ESTIMATE PH. 274-660 TUNE UP FOR SUMMER NOW t service—satisfaction guaranteed. Have fork; will tune Call HI 6-0694 and Instruction Tiny Tot Play School 2727 Crawford, Evanston autiful facilities. 3 acres of properFull and half day arrangements. e 212 through 5. Hot lunches, arts d crafts, dancing and _ foreign hguage. 19 yrs. of exp. Licensed pons. Call DA 8-7065 or YO 6-7065 OPENINGS AVAILABLE FOR Afternoon Sessions at TOM THUMB NURSERY SCHOOL | (Licensed by State of Illinois) 2612 Central St. Creative half-day programs for your pre-school child (ages 3-5) Call UN 9-5565 H SHORE READING CLINIC ecializing in reading, study and rning problems. SUMMER PROGRAM remedial and developmental readIntermediate grades through lege.-college bound program. lencoe Rd., Glencoe 835-4246 .C. School of Languages N ANY LANGUAGE CONVERionally through pictures. Call for a plimentary lesson. Classes are beg. 518-26 Davis, Evanston. 328SUMMER TUTORING rienced teacher wishes to tutor dren in English this summer. ading, grammar, spelling. Prefer or two hours per week. Call 8696 except Thursday after 6 p.m. WILMETTE DRIVING SCHOOL Licensed by State of Illinois hind wheel—$7.50 an hr. driving— sroom free. 529 Main St., Evans. UNiversity 9-4774. TERN PREP SCHOOL STUDENT ing to tutor grade school boy ng July and Aug. Any subject. ary not important. 446-6410. ERIENCED TEACHER IN ENand Social Studies from grade through High School wishes to or. UN 4-6910. y 18, 1967 REMODELING SEGGER CONSTR. CO. 348-4852 after 6 p.m., VE Room additions Rec. rooms Kitchens Family rooms Bathrooms Dormers Free Estimates Gladly Given Deal direct with owner—no salesmen Once job is started, completed WITHOUT DELAY CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors WE OFFER A COMPLETE SERVICE for every type of building remodeling Ceramic Tile — Vinyl Tile Work Concrete Work — Walks, Steps, Footings Roofing and Roof Repairs Tuckpointing of Chimneys and Walls No matter how large or how small the work, we will be pleased to figure it. CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. 22 Green Bay Road, Winnetka John B. Clausen HILLcrest 6-2100 Structural Engineer Mrs. V. Short PArk 4-7786. OWNERS Northfield Bldg. and Const. 250 Skokie Blvd. Day: 835-3327 DEAL Northbrook, I. Eve.: 446-7064 WITH LAUER CONST. AND SAVE 20% ON Kitchens Bathrooms Room Additions CO. Bedrooms Porches Dormers 30 years on the North Shore QUALITY WORK AL 1-1254 HAROLD 831-4767 O. SCHULZ GENERAL CONTRACTOR Expert workmanship and smart styling. New homes, new kitchens, remodeling and additions. Free sketches and estimate. 256-4949. and BATHROOM Waukegan TILING Glenview. RECHTORIS 724-9704. BILL HESKETH CARPENTER AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR All types of remodeling, additions New Construction, Garages FREE ESTIMATES 272-5353 KENNETH WOOD CONSTRUCTION GEORGE AND GEORGE CARPENTERS Building—Repair— Millwork "Let George Do It’’ Phone CRestwood 2-2530 or 1458 Building Supplies and UN UPS Northfield, H| 6-2402 DELIVERIES TO EVANSTON. HIGHLAND PARK AND DEERFIELD NOT SOLICITED. COMPLETE REMODELING, NEW homes, additions, kit., baths, tile work, roof repairs, concrete work. QUALITY CONSTRUCTION CO. FREE ESTIMATES CRestwood 2-4429 PURTELL & CO. Rd. 53 New Construction Box 84 Northfield HI 6-5400 Concrete Il. PANELING, BSMNT, REC. RM. Acoustical ceils.; floor tile, gen. carpentry and repair. By independent carpenter. Free estimates. 272-8680. CARPENTRY REMODELING ROOM additions. Do my own work. Call anytime after 6 p.m. A. Johnson. ‘0 Building for modernization of kitchens, and bathrooms: Quality custom-built kitchen cabinets, storage units, room dividers and vanities Formica countertops and cabinets GReenleaf 5-1115 2142 Ashland Ave., Evanston GUARANTEED in shower Call Tom area. NOT TO WASH UN OUT 7-8636 CUTTING SERVICE CLEAN-UP AND FERTILIZING, trimming of bushes, evergreens and trees. Bushes, trees and evergreens removed. No job too small. Carpentry, Cabinet Making RECREATION ING. Exterior Henry Dier ROOMS. REMODELand interior painting. CRestwood 2-2938 PLASTERING Metal ALpine i Brid Rd., : STA 46146, EXPERT RT. OF and 2 ig Sharpening, © all Senses ma EVANST N Decorating SPENCER DECORATING _ SPECIALIZE ainting. e Color continuity Neat, phases Fully IN ALL TYPES matching and Ind. attention met. as part OF and needs of the painting. | or — clean workmanship in t ie of painting and paper hanging. — CR 2-2217 Insured Free Estimate Who Does Your Decorating? | WHY J. M. ECKERT OF COURSE, | THEY ARE THE BEST! the North gamble Shore with Hauber Eckert 5524 Broadway, LO 1-5437 BJORNSON Paper Painting Hanging oF ; : PA 9- AL 1-1199 CR os 2-4268 Chicago, epee BROS. SPECIALIZING Residential yea cons Schmidt Mr. office 45 goes if you Mr. Main for your Mr. Thorough IN FINE and me Deccrats EXTE OR Paintin a. Masonry Painting ein ‘ exrepere tien Per Materials. — FREE ESTIMATES oe FULLY INSURED E_ 7-0737 3 Generations on North E&B DECORATING COMP. PAINTING AND DEC. SER. Interior and exterior. All types wall covering hung. Expert color be big Stucco PA Clean RAKING : Exterior tenance work é prep. to cut PAINTING F Painting-Tuckpointing-Mainand Gutter guaranteed. work. Fast courteous vice. Free estimates. House Contractors & 722-1669 ua ser- Associates. ERNST W. DAISS & SON PAINTING AND DECORATING Wood finishing—paper hanging : INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Saas 1530 Spencer Av. Wilmette _ ALpine 1-6344 DAVID N. PADDOCK POWER LAWN ROLLING US TAKE THE HUMPS OUT OF YOUR LAWN BEINLICH VE 5-1195 Professional NORTH Decorators CRestwood SHORE — 2-5753_ 5 Painting, Paper Hanging MAINTENANCE SPECIALIZE IN COMPLETE care. O. H. Little. 458-4335. Free estimates _ expert craftsman, proper Fast expert Service 625-2555 478-0136 LET I | ALL WORK EXPERTLY DONE AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN LAWN MAINTENANCE College boy with 6 years experience has several openings available. Reasonable. Dependable. 677-5518. VICTOR’S LANDSCAPING Spring cleanup. Planting, seeding and sodding. Year around maintenance. Phone UN 4-3172. LAWN painted. PAINTING BLADES CO. 9-1690, AFTER 7 P.M. ; LANDSCAPER Still has some time available large lawn area. 272-4928 masonry No Job Too Small MARTINEZ LANDSCAPING Lawn and tree service, sodding and seeding. Black dirt and_ tractor service. Free estimate. Call 537-6232. FRANK VOLE. LANDSCAPING Clean up; fertilizing: and _ seeding. Pesesoneee rates. Call ID 3-1160 after p.m. JIM and Fully insured GRECO BROTHERS Landscaping, Lawn maintaining. No job too small. Call anytine, 625-3486. POWER “3 Shore Outside trim and siding painted. __ BRICK WORK: NEW AND REMODEL.ing. Fireplaces installed; glass block, ee and block work. 267-7294. or 395GENERAL MASONRY Chimney repair. Fireplace rebuilt. Tuckpointing. Glass blocks and concrete work. Ramp Co. Call 281-8810. ‘ REPAIRED 1702 DODGE, = Painting COMPLETE LANDSCAPING EVERGREENS, TREES, SHRUBS Planting, Lawn Work, Sodding, Fertilizing, Trimming, Lawn-Shrub Spraying. Walter J. Michaels PA 4-1272 SCHNEIDER & FALASCO lathe ceilings and patching. 1-7119 ALpine 1-3047 ALL TYPES OF TILE WORK. CEramic—mosaic—plastic. Floor, wall and ceiling. Call Gem Builders, 475-3420. SAVE $$ GUARANTEED WORK Carpentry-Siding-Roofing Cement-Tuckpointing-Masonry Mike Dragovich 588-6535 repairs, BAILEY'S, 57 MOWERS AND LAWN MOWER at otor 1-5600 Av., north of Glenview 55 YEARS INTERIOR Painting Waterproofing Brick Staining Basements — Co. Tractor— next to Tollway GARDEN WEST TRACTOR WORK, STONE, DRIVEways, grading, rubbish and brush removal. Ebilsisor Trucking CR 2-0173 TUCKPOINTING _Leaky est. ORchard 5-4030 — SHARPENED Serving C. is VOUT2 CLEAN PULVERIZED TOP SOIL Glenview, Ill. PA 4-3300 or PA 4-1691 Cleanin Free ROOFING Mower and Service Milwaukee No REMODELING—ALTERATIONS IMPROVEMENTS You Name It—I Do It Carpentry-Plastering-Cement Tuckpointing-Masonry-Painting-Etc. John M. Erickson, ALpine 6-0120 or 677-6661 Bldg. : 2 4-9423 decorating problems of our experts: TOP S OI L—HUMUS—SAND—MA:nure—gravel—gravel drives—rubbish esmeverrore lawn rolling—tree removal—fill dirt-grading. VE 5-1195. Jim Beinlich, The Firewood King Repairs _ inspection. STOP SMALL GUTTER AND ROOF LEAKS . Lawn WE AUGUST G. KUNZ CARPENTRY Formica countertops, cabinets, shelves, family rooms, porches, and room additions. Insured. UNiversity 4-9212 2309 GREY AVE. Chimney Caulking ~ in Bi COMPLETE service. Fully GUTTERS BLACK DIRT Repaired and Installed CLEANED ORchard 678-2458 CERAMIC TILE Free a3 Downspouts GUTTERS Shrubs TEL 271-4749 Need Good Quality Landscaping? DESIGNING AND PLANTING. od and Evergreens. JAPANESE STYLE PLANTINGS Decorative Stone EXPERT TRIMMING AND PRUNING Re-do Your Old Landscape Also Maintenance and Spring Cleanu ALL PLANTINGS GUARANTEED 1 YR. ONLY THE BEST WORK DONE LAWN Bob Viets Custom Carpentry and and REPAIRED, PAINTED, roofing and sheet metal 56 CRAIG NELSON LANDSCAPE SERVICE Repair Gutters Gardening and Landscape Service—Plants Maintenance 55 Ree 1-7960 ROTO-TILLING YOUR GARDEN HAVE ESTIMATE NOW 272-3073 JOE ACRES CONCRETE 328-0797 Cement work. ony sidewalks. Also-Carpenter and Remodeling. Charge it. Midwest Bank Card icensed, bonded and insured. CUSTOM CABINETS. FREE EST. Remodeling; additions; new homes Howard’s Cabinet Shop. 272-3829 Call AL E. F. BASSING BYRON FELTON CONSTRUC. CO. Building and Remodeling Kitchens, Bathrooms, Family Rooms, Additions, Ceramic Tile, Floor Tile Winnetka 446-3268 54 No job too small.» Work CEMENT CONTRACTOR DRIVEways, walks, steps, patios, repairs forms. Basement waterproofed. Serving North Shore customers for 47 yrs. OSEPH.KNEIP ALpine 1-2618 ORchard 3-3174 CONTRACTOR FRANK’S Lawn work, fertilizing, clean-up, rototilling, rubbish removal. Complete Gutter and Downspout Service — : All type _—— fa te ‘Serving the North Shore for 25 yrs.’ BEST PRICES NOW ALL-RITE HOME PRODS., INC. Free Estimates UN 4-2224, BR 3-3370 HOME REMODELING AT ITS FINest. B a throoms—Kitchens—Rec. rooms. All types of tile work: Ceramic—Mosaic—Plastics. Call GEM BUILDERS, 475-3420. GENERAL | Planting and eee maintenance. Call masitonnngnipeiines LAWN SERVICE © ie 4-3172. insured. ROBERT N. LOUTSCH 2333 Glenview Rd., Wilmette CONCRETE CONTRACTOR Walks, driveways, floors, patios, steps, porches and repairs. ALpine 6-0988 “‘Call before 8, and after 5.’’ REMODELING LANDSCAPING clean up. Year round Northern Eagle Roofing INVITED BUILDERS SERVICE, INC. 250 Happ VICTOR'S Material PLAYBOX SAND—BLACK DIRT Tanbark (When Available) CRUSHED STONE FOR DRIVEWAYS Blacktop Patch (66 lb. bag) BLACKTOP SEALER (1 and 5 Gal.) Flagstone—Bluestone CONCRETE STEPPERS FOR PATIOS Sewer Pipe, Drain Tile, Culvert Pipe CONCRETE, PLAST., MASON MAT’LS. DELIVERED—PICK ies COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SOD—SEED . Trees—Shrubs—Evergreens . Trees Cut Down ‘ seein Cleanup . Tractor Work 894-1947 Spring ing. LARS H. LARSON Remodeling and Repairing I treat your home like my own. Since 1950 Phone 698-2407. 52 Set Service—Plants and Shrubs _ GReenleaf 5-6762 ROOM ADDITIONS—REC. ROOMS CUSTOM KITCHEN REMODELING SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY WORK FREE ESTIMATE 272-7951 QUALITY Rd. ‘ 54 Gardening and REMODELING GLENVIEW 1328 ee is Floor and Wall Tiling PLASTERING T U C KPOINTING—STUCCO—REPAIR AL 1-3372 R. W. Linster or PA 4-0840. Serving the North Shore for 23 years. EDWARD Repair i PLASTERING AND PATCHING REMODELING Bldg. of all Descriptions Insured Emil J. Birkenheier UNiversity 4-7722 AVAILABLE NOW—THE MANPOWER and equipment to give you a quality built addition or interior remodeling work. Free estimates, fully bonded and insured. 20 years’ experience. : Suilding Meldtenanee ADDITIONS GARAGES RECREATION ROOMS COMPLETE HOME IMPROVEMENTS WE SPECIALIZE IN GOOD WORK FREE ESTIMATES CR 2-1893 774-2407 5-0262 IMAGINATIVE DESIGNS REALISTIC PRICES HOME eras Oehl & Bobart and 2734 W. Touhy, Chicago CRestwood 2-1112 DUR : ROOM 51 VISIT OUR FACTORY SHOW ROOM GEORGE E. NEWQUIST pert Tuning Checked Electronically Schools A Distributor ALL WORK COMPLETELY GUARANTEED Honest Craftsmanship * CARPENTER, 15 YEARS EXPERIence. Additions, remodeling, roofing, siding, rec. rooms and porches. J. McGuinness, Contractor. 824-0247. 4-7607 PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR MPT SERVICE Contractors Inc. CO. Park and Kitchen Salon TUNING—REPAIRING SELL NEW AND USED PIANOS ORMERLY CONCERT TUNER LZBURG FESTIVAL, AUSTRIA) W. MAINTENANCE— EXTERIOR = Builders and Contractors GOLDEN ARROW DAY CAMP Pvt. inst. Swim every day, co-ed 4-13. Transp. Hot lunch. Teacher staff. JOE TADELMAN 945-4072 Piano Tuning PIANO CAMP MISS MARY’S PRE-SCHOOL Stil time to enroll for summer mornings only, ages 3-5 yrs., restricta3 to West Wilmette. 675-6040 or 2564, CONSORT GUITAR 3 PICKUP, 50; Gibson Scout Amplifier Reverb d Tremolo, $70. Phone 966-4072 nball Waln. Spinet Piano DAY EXP. TEACHERS WILL TAKE your 4-5-6 yr. old to Wilm. Beach for 6 wks., June 19—July 28, 9—12 daily. Rainy days—indoor activities. Call AL 1-7562 or PA 4-4151 for details. Limited enrollment. Bass R’S GUITAR AMPLIFIER, DUAL reverb, Insen speaker, 2 chanel molo $125. Call after 6 p.m. 256-4960 PROV. SPINET PIANO, LIKE Wy; fruitwood finish, matching nch; Webcor portable record player, speed; 256-2029 or 251-8684. LANE $25 PER WEEK INCLUDING LUNCH and transportation. Exclusive campsite in DesPlaines. Complete athletic program. Arts, crafts and music instruction. Boys and Girls. Dee Beniaris, Director. 465-0926. BLUE WITH CASE. $125. 446-8766 after 6 p.m. TENKER'S 50 Schools and Instruction Instruments is 38 LAWN G. yrs. on GOOD N.S. Interior, Exterior. PREPARATION CLEAN, NEAT M. Garrett Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff WORKMANSHIP i 328-0531 Classified — 3 : �if 60 57 Z Painting and Decorating 17 YEARS ON NORTH SHORE Expert Paper Hanging ea ‘Custom Decorating Service i 675-5455 LAURITZ ‘ é SONS Complete Rooted 478-5955 CLearbrook PAINTING Extent AND a PArk man work. 4-4350 Residential Prices PAwork. reas. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR ing, washing, paper hanging. an experience. guaranteed, work. GR 5-3255 PAINTEuropeinsured PAINTING Complete Decorating Service nee workmen Fully Insured A 8-5004 Free een Henry Dier AND ss iishade «ae R 2-2938 INTERIOR AND arEmoe PAINTing, wall washing, wallpaper removed, furniture stripped, call Don Rice 864-8846 for estimate. KURT GRONAU PAINTING AND DECORATING ~ mates. CRestwood 2-1557 after ESTI5 p.m. mere RtCR AND EXTERIOR PAINTing and wall cleaning. Am available days and weekens, serena. GUTTERS CLEANED $10; GUTTERS cleaned and painted inside $35. Painting and dec. interior and exterior. Mr. Mueller 283-4390 JOHN S. NELSON PAINTING AND DECORATING ALpine 1-3801 KNOLL’S PAINTING/DECORATING and Remodeling Service 2710 Pps Recon ign., > aahccgaod a 2 PORCHES, ROOM ments. Call Fred 63 6 ROOMS CLEANED, $85 Spec. rates on int. and ext. painting. Plaster repairs. Est. 25 yrs.; fully insured. Lloyd Broberg, 743-7130. and FOR IF YOU HAVE A ROOF PROBLEM Call ALpine 1-0377 SUBURBAN ROOF TREATING SERV. Cedar or asphalt shingles, repaired, treated or replaced. Flat decks coat: ed or recovered. Chimneys _ tuckpointed. Gutters painted and meshed. Floor E. F. Bassing 59 ORchard 5-4030 Tree Trimming 35 YEARS INSURED EXPERIENCE LICENSED . COMPETENT RALPH SYNNESTVEDT & ASSOCIATES, INC. Member of National Arborist Association and International Shade Tree Conference 3602 Glenview Road PArk 4-1300 THOMAS J. LYNCH TREE SURGEONS TRIMMING, SPRAYING, FEEDING, tree surgery, modern equipment, trained operators. Our 51 years of experience in treating North Shore trees is available by phoning. Members National Arborist Association & National Shade Tree Organization. Hillcrest 6-4380 VErnon 5-0514 H. A. Morrison, Spraying, DAVEY A COMPLETE TREE CARE SERVICE Accurate diagnosis of tree troubles. Dutch Elm disease control sprays arranged now. Phone 437-4080. CLAVEY TREE SERVICE TRIMMING—TREE REMOVAL STUMP REMOVAL Park 9-2279. HOME 60 MAINTENANCE— INTERIOR Carpentry—Cabinet COMPLETE KITCHEN ing. All types cabinets Work REMODELand lavatories made to order. Furniture repair. Call Mr. Dawson, 251-5737 or AL 1-6709. CARPENTRY, REC. ROOMS, PANELing, built- ins, closets, shelves, and ‘all types of work. peat cma prices. Call erman, 328-3050 4— Classified SLIPCOVER SALE REUPH. SOFA—$39¢ PLUS FABRIC; chair—$19 plus fabric; SECTIONAL— $24 ea. lus fabric. COMPANION SALE—CUSTOM FABRIC SLIPCOVERS—Chair—$12 plus fabric; Sofa— $22 plus fabric. 142 Price Drapery Sale. ped Service MAKE APPT., ACE WALL AL L&S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Draperies - Slip Covers Decorator 477-0726 WINDOW Answering Service CLEANING Service Maintenance os Clean up. Free aeimales. Expert service. GR 5-6014 WALLACE HOUSE CLEANING SERvice, walls, ceilings washed; carpet, rug cleaning, low prices, guaranteed satisfaction. 864-3946 for free estimate. Frank's Disposal Service APPLIANCES, brush, etc. AL JUNK 1-7960. BEST WAY WINDOW CLEANING service. Reasonable rates. Free Estimates. Call 478-2900. WE CLEAN: Garages and Basements REASONABLE 68 456-1939 Interior Decorating YOU CAN’T AFFORD not having consultation on your see er Doe and lighting problems for on 72 DECORATING BEyOreT Ae Professional Rug Cleaning NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE Repair — install carpets. Home plant. Over 31 yrs. exp. Free est. Rug & Furniture 743-8744 or Cleaners SHAMPOOERS AND FLOOR POLISHers for rent. ACE RENTAL 8910 Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 MCG. I WILL CLEAN YOUR TACKED DOWN carpet for less than any one else without sacrificing quality. 288-0830 after 9 a.m. or 493-3252 after 7 p.m. 5 an a BEDROOM SET—MAHOGdbl. bed, vanity, dbl. dresser, chest, night table. AL 1-4 SHAMPOOERS 3748 FOR Furniture STRIPS ANYTHING “SALAD BOWL OR GRAND PIANO YOU NAME IT-BIX STRIPS IT Emerson, Evanston 864-3878 Household Appliance Service and Repair SEWING MACHINES—ALL MAKES repair, bought, electrify, sold. New and used at low cost. Guar. work. Free pickup. Skowron Agency, Millen Hardware, AL 1-3060 or 736-1670 eves. 98 Situations Wanted—Students CAPABLE, DEPENDABLE N.T.H.S. grad. looking for a challenging position. Interest-ability in history, Spanish, typing. Own transp. VE 5-3080. 100 Situations Wanted—Women Business and Professional LOYOLA UNIVERSITY JUNIOR would like part-time summer work, referably 2 eves. a week and all day at. General office skills and sales experience. Able to start June Ist. Please call PA 4-7486 AVAILABLE: TRAINED, EXPERIenced practical nurse. Excellent references in . Shore area. Call Thursday after 9:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. 729-4472. EXPERIENCED TYPIST WILL DO TYPING AT HOME, HAVE IBM ELEC. TYPEWRITER PARK 4-3834. BEAUTY OPERATOR will take hospital and house ae , Same work. GERMAN SPEAKING LADY DESIRES part-time position as nurse’s aide, also companion work. Day or night ‘duty. Good ref. 465-6552. Rug and Upholstery Cleaning Associated House EMPLOYMENT 5 ROOMS WASHED APPROX. $70. Windows washed and polished. Yard work. DAvis 8-5945 after 7:30 p.m. FURNITURE, Bldg. material, Custom 76 FREE ESTIMATES _ 729-3374. Home UP 1024 RUG SHAMPOOING, FLOOR STRIPping, scrubbing and polishing. Wall washing. Window washing.- Painting. Call 662-0422 Andy's 272-3273 EXPERTS IN ALL TYPES OF FURNIture refinishing, repairing and reupholstering. 1,001 fabrics. Free est. 1328 Sherman, Evanston. 864-8983. BIX RESIDENTIAL—J. J. McMAHON 566-4568 and 566-4570. Jim's Wall Washing Fabrics R. J. McFAUL SAGGING FURNITURE REPAIRED right in your home with sagproof steel webbing. Expert furn. repairing and upholstery. Call anytime. Acme Furniture Service DA 8-0446 CARPET CLEANING FLOORS CLEANED AND WAXED , 24 Hr. REUPHOLSTERY BOTTOMS Bill's Cleanup Service 4-0749 Terms 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE CUSTOM MADE eat te Ad FREE WITH SOF CHAIR REUPHOLSTERED Thousands of unusual fabrics to choose from. All work guaranteed. Day or evening calls. Joseph Interiors & Reupholstery Co. 3246 W. Bryn Mawr Chicago Call collect, IRving 8-0381 1-5350 WINDOW. WALL WASHING AND GEN. HOUSEWORK. Also any type of work. Interior and exterior painting. PArk estimates, 1623 Techny Rd. WASHING Service FREE Northbrook, SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES DAvis 8-3247 The guar. avail. CHESTERFIELD INTERIORS Div. of Chesterfield Upholstery Inc. CALL 677-6350 MIDWEST RELIABLE WINDOWS CLEANED GUTTERS CLEANED TREE SPECIALISTS Trimming, Feeding, emerle: - 2-0314 Service Maintenance and REUPHOLSTERY TAKE-THE WORK OUT OF CLEAN: ing. Have your floors cleaned, waxed, polished, professionally. All types of floors, homes, offices and industrial. Free est. Call A. D. Klein PA 4-1457 before 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m. Arborist Power stump removal. ALpine 1-0945 Upholstering, Repairing Refinishing Service SANDING AND REFINISHING in the finish of your choice Dark floors are our specialty estimate Bob’s Floor Co. CRestwood 2-2699 Home Tile—Slate—Asphalt FLAT DECKS and TUCKPOINTING GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS ALL WORK GUARANTEED 75 HENSCHEL FLOORING CO. Sanding and Refinish. Try our guaranteed Polyurethane Finish. Ceramic wall and floor tile installed. Glenview area 20 yrs. PArk 4-1395. ALCOA SIDING WE COVER EAVES AND TRIM. 763-2161, if no ans., res. PA 4-6882. BASE- FLOOR 67 TRIER _ township ALpine 1-5697 CARPET CLEANED IN YOUR HOME eves. and weekends, 10c per sq. ft. Phone 275-5533 days, 528-0956 eves. 65 Floor Refinishing and Covering Free done. RENT JOHNSON EQUIPMENT CO. Oakton St., Skokie, OR 5-7400 WANTED—TYPING, PROOFREADING or other mail-order work to do at home. Experienced. Phone 253-8653. GEN: OFFICE: CLERICAL, TYPING, Recep’t pos. wanted 4 days a wk. by reliable woman. Medical office exp. Ref. Prefer Evanston. DAvis 8-2676. PROFESSIONAL SECRETARY will pve sec. service and do typing jobs: IBM type. Letters, Manuscripts. Perfection is my policy. HI 6-3480 TUTORING GRADES 1-12 MATH or other by experienced College gunies. papa Call evenings after TYPING, GENERAL OFFICE POSItion wanted part-time 4-5 hours per day. Temp. or permanent. Vicinity Evanston. Exp. Capable. DA 8-1578. TYPING DONE AT HOME Exp. in business and thesis work. Scientific subjects my specialty. IBM typewriter. Reas. rates. Call 328-6687. and Household Professional TYPING DONE IN MY HOME Envelopes, manuscripts, etcetera. pick up and deliver in area. 724-4688. Can - EXPERIENCED TYPIST Will do typing at home. Pick up and deliver if necessary. Phone 272- 8680. 101 Situations Wanted—Women Household EUROPEAN SEPT. EXP. MAINT. CLEANING STO offices, bldgs., residences. Strip, waxing floors. Window washing. Own equipment. 864-3482. HOUSEMAN AND RELATED GE} al mechanics. Have tools, 20 experience. References.. Phone 8195 after 8:30 p.m. (Winnetka). NATIVE OF BARBADOS, WEST dies seeking employment as h man chauffeur. Can cook. For information call 446-2495 DOMESTICS LIVE-IN ARRIVALS Brazilian 36, Housekeeper English 22, Mother’s Helper Belgian 23, Mother’s Helper English 32. Domestic Brazilian 35, Housekee Also Couples and Housemen Guaranteed plan- aa year end yt Call for informati 9-7900 MILFORD OVERSEAS SERVICE 700 Church St. Evanston DAY WORKERS WITH Door to door bus transportation and excellent North Shore references. CALL MISS ARMSTRONG: MO Situations Weuled—Mer™ 104 Situations Wanted—Women Business AND PROMPT SERVICE FOR YOUR Carpets. Careful workmanship. References available. Joe Fargo 869-5095 WORK LICENSED ELECTRICIAN REPAIRS. INSTALLATION AND REMODELING, ETC. AFTER 6 P.M. CR CALL Siding Throw Away Your Paint Brush ALL FIN- ELECTRICAL WORK REA. RATES—FREE ESTIMATES NORMAL 100 AMP SERVICE—$125 Small jobs are a specialty. 743-5597. Til. EXP. WALL WASHING, CLEAN AND removal, storm windows, attic and basement. All type floors, painting. estimate. Gilbert, 491-0680. Roofing ITS ADDITIONS, at 338-8355. Electrical INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR . - PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING FREE ESTIMATES GReenleaf 5-3048 DAvis 8-7687 «58 SERVICEMASTER INTERIOR CONSULTANT Will custom design and _ construct buffets; cabinets and consoles to specification. After 5 p.m., 945-7362. Estimate Painting and Decorating ee AT WALL professionally Serving the NEW Free Estimates B a throoms—Kitchens—Rec. ALL CARPENTRY Her- Engstrom. UNiversity 4-5944. REASONABLE LIVINGSTON REMODELING FURNITURE, oor cleaning rooms. All types of tile work: Ceramic—Mosaic—Plastic. Call GEM BUILDERS, 475-3420. DECORATING. specialty. CARPET, Between Davis and Church Service 9-0495 72 Rug and Upholstery Cleaning WOODCRAFT SHOP Carpentry—Cabinet Work—Repairs Material for Home Craftsmen 1636 Maple Ave. UNiversity 4-6462 est. xterior and interior. 20 years on N.S. uaranteed Carpentry—Cabinet Work HOME JENSEN D un WALLS AND WINDOWS WAS screens put up, storms remd gutters cleaned; general home Reas. Evanston area. DA 8-0361, MAN DESIRES ODD JOBS, and window washing, basement rage, cleaning, light hauling. P call DA 8-7381 YOUR tained LAWN EXPERTLY by capable landscaper, Phone 328-1410 A-l GARDENER, YARD clean basement, porches and walks; also wash cars. 924-8549. 107. 4-6656 CHILD CARE COMPETENT AND RELIABLE LADY WILL GIVE LOVING CHILD CARE. MUST LIVE IN. KINDLY CALL TUES., THURS., AND WEEKENDS ONLY 325-0936. THANK YOU. LADY EXPERIENCED IN CLEANING, nares cooking. Al references, no stay. Day preference Monday, Thursday, Friday, Sat. HU 3-5797 after 7 p.m. EXPERT COOK, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPing. Good references, neat appearance. Available after May 20. Write T125, Box 60, Wilmette, Illinois. EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS cleaning, ironing, cooking, serving, sitting. Tues., Thurs., Fri. Call after 6 p.m. 835-3478. and wants steady day work 864-2783 EXPERIENCED WOMAN WISHES general housework 5 days a week, 9 ry to 4 p.m. References. Call 869LAUNDRY; LIGHT HOUSEWORK AND child-care. Experienced; good references; Evanston only. Call: 224-1931 after 6 p.m. CHILD CARE, DAY WORK Ironing or sitting. Prefer North vicinity. Call 475-5029. WE WILL a Shore DO ALL HAND IRONING. PICK UP AND DELIVER. DAY AND EVENINGS. 869- RELIABLE WOMAN WANTES 2 OR 3 days general house cleaning in Chicago or Evanston, reference. 638-0781 DAY WORK WANTED MONDAY, Tuesday or Wednesday in Evanston or Wilmette 475-3229. LADY WISHES DAY WORK. HAVE Tuesday and Friday open. UN 4-3851. LADY WITH EXPERIENCE AND references wishes day work. Monday. $15. Has own car. 869-6080. 102 Situations Wanted— Baby Sitting ates he ee JOB WANTED 2:00 P.M. to 12:00 P.M. 5 days a wee, — references CHILD CARE FOR VACATIONERS. Wknd. gag Eve. sittings. Future bookings. ets welcome. Complete charge. 251-1726. If out call later. BABY SITTING—YOUR HOME Hour, day, week-vacation. 24 hour service. We Sit Better Baby Sitting Inc. Call 869-0022. RETIRED NURSE WILL BABY SIT DAY OR NIGHT FOR YOUR VACATIONS Park 4-1473. AND BOY, AGE 14, CAN SIT NIGHTS AND Saturdays. Good cook. Call Pete, 650 Lincoln West. ID 2-3394. CAPABLE care Best WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO for children days, also evenings. references. AL 1-9701 evenings. MATURE WOMAN WANTS TO BABY sit. Call 272-0509, Northbrook. $1.00 an hour. Mrs. Wood. 103 Situations Wanted—Men Business and Professional CASUALTY INSURANCE UNDERwriter. Heavy automobile. Company and agency experience. Family man seeks position in Evanston or North Suburban area. Salary secondary to Job stability and potential. DA 8-4070. 104 Situations Wanted—Men Household DALE’S STUDENT SERVICE INC. An _ agency w/students and _ nonstudents for any type work. Top Refs. DAvis 8-8841 GReenleaf 5-0743. Professional Experienced or willing to accurate typist, typing tween 50-60 wom. Excé company benefits, lovely building, good transporta 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CG Day Worker Cook and FLEXOWRITER TYPISTS NORTH SUBURBAN TRANSIT & EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, INC. 218 E. Ontario St. Chicago 60611. Experienced Help Wanted—Women Business Personnel 1771 Departmen Howard Street An equal opportunity employe SECRETARY PERSONNEL THINKING OF RETURNING work? If you have had secre experience in the past and feel you would like to return to business world why not stop i discuss this challenging opport There will be a minimum of tion, some relief switchboard lent company benefits, including family ospitalization, period creases and pension plan. KLEINSCHMID (Div. SCM) Lake Cook Rd. An Equal Opportunity Deerfield Employe Clerk-Typist EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Expanding staff opens interesting position with good advanceme tential. Beginner with good t stenographic accomplishment qualify. Pleasant office aa. starting salary, 3742 hour work fine fringe PB ik Ws merit advancement. Pre- employment given to assure you are effec placed. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300 Packaging Corp. of Ame PAYROLL CLER OUR PAYROLL DEPARTMEN seeking someone with payroll e ence to assist in a variety of 4d Strong figure aptitude with typing is required. Liberal } program includes 3 weeks paid tion and tuition reduction. 1812 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERS PERSONNEL DEPARTME Chicago Av Ev An Equal Opportunity Employ: BABY DOCTOR RECEPTION ° Excellent neighborhood pedia will train you to greet patient: their parents, keep them all hap doctor is ready, then show the examining room (where his then takes over). Req’s are li ing and a girl who would enjoyw @ ing this rs position. mo. to start. Fre MISS PAIGE. PLACEMEN 6028 Dempster 96] adv. recpt. WINDOW, WALL WASHING ‘AND INterior and exterior painting, gen. housework, Also any type work, storms removed. 477-0726. LG. ADVERTISING AGENCY, beautiful offices needs a Mary pine to greet 5 ae ans. phone o typing. FREE d WALL brownlie personnel 708 Church St., Evanston 328-3400 WASHING, PAINTING BASE- ments, attics and Garages. Clean all types of floors. For free estimate call Don Rice 864-8846 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May 18, �Help 107. Wanted—Women and Professional BY PHONE SP 4-2828 es, public contact 9-5 detail, variety, EVANSTON—WILMETTE xr’s Office, Reception iption, order taker, no typ. . Secretary for Top Director pnnel, Aid Manager, type . payable. Rec., 35 hrs. phone Secy in Sales 9-5 Sepia for variety job 8:30-4:30 , Recreational org. 9-5 $475 $450 $550 ERFIELD—HIGHLAND PARK to aid busy market Exec. aid publicity manager inel records and variety esting production dept. variety $425 rvationist for salesmen 9-5 $400 h for public contact spot $375 MORTON GROVE—SKOKIE 1 office, variety iptionist, train for switchbd. pmer service, light typing bose letters for sales mer. c contact, light steno aid mgr. nch trainee, no skills ound general office variety Register With White Collar Girls of America, OFFICE PART-TIME ractive position, weekends only for >. Clerk typist in hospital credit bt. _ starting salary hours. 8:30 PERSONNEL DEPT. 432-8000 PERSONNEL be trained to greet applicants ing for office positions at this be lent N. suburban firm, help them b simple forms, then direct them interviewer. Later you'll learn to prview them yourself. Start at $90 — quick raise when trained. PLACEMENT 966-0700 sts $4800-5400 ON EXPERIfrom 45 wpm FREE. St, Evanston FIGURE CLERKS YOU ENJOY WORKING WITH res? We have many _ interesting itions open for girls who have an mude for figure detail. Experienced will train. To FREE. LEWIS. EMPLOYMENT Drrington CLERK PERMANENT POSITION IN PROFESsional management services firm. Maintain accounts payable file, preparation of purchase orders and invoices, typing monthly financial statements. Previous experience essential. Contact Carl A. Wangman. R. G. Breeden & Assoc., Inc. 1201 Waukegan Rd. Glenview 724-7700 An Equal Opportunity Employer MANAGER FOR DRY CLEANING STORE In Northbrook rng eo center. ShoreLine Cleaners, CR 2-9832 SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 SECRETARY Johnson Rd. Opportunity Mr. view. BILLER TYPIST = Employer 1657 Shermer An Equal Rd. Northbrook, CR 2-1000 Opportunity Employer If you are an experienced Biller-t or a beginner .(type 40 w.p.m.) would like to work in a m friendly office and 632 Billing Sachse, Salary ence, FIRST NATIONAL OF Evanston. UN HIGHLAND 9- PERSONNEL SECRETARY $450 Interview—Test—and meet people HOWARD EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 307 Howard, Evanston 475-1800 BANK An & Johnson Opportunity Employer Candy Girl Wanted Y IN PERSON AFTER 6 me Theater, 817 Chicago nston. Equal corporate with in Skokie as well as good salary and benefits, and we'll talk it over. an to 4:15 work YO JU An Equal Opportunity Employer Egual for a eo Opportunity Public Downtown Contact Evanston secretary Employer firm to is handle — looking customer relations. You will be on the phone quite a bit (but this is not a com- | plaint department!) and will keep — certain records. Age open, Salary to $450. CLIFF No. EMPLOYMENT Fee. Hours 9-5 Sat. by appt. in SERVICE UN 9636 Church St., Evanston PERSONNEL famous : day. 3-0700 DEPT. international OF company A “% ae an attractive and poised yous I ay on the assist reception in other like i es 390. er SERVICE. nue, Potitee. UN a desks, as we ORERE BSIBOE departments. M » 1612 Chica ‘Ave 9-9510; BR 3.2185 > sorority typist $80-85 HOUSE NEEDS WOMAN for general office duties. Mature. ours Free brownlie personnel St., Evanston Full ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES. and part-time openings svenaee in production Pharmaceutical and _ secretarial packaging Lake Forest offers clean congenial surroundings. from an light work 14 blocks train station. Call Mrs. Compare. 234-5350 1967 — but mini- OR 3-3200 An Illinois 6-3000 of Searle Parkway, Skokie, Ill. 60076 oe ou eter BETARY NO SHORTHAND RE: red. General office, including payexperience preferred. Donovan struction <* ae Waukegan Rd., RE- | secretary Use Relief Receptionist International Minerals & Chemical Corp. Skokie, skills. G. D. Searle & Co. SORORITY P.M. Ave., PRESIDENT well-groomed mum of 3 years secretarial ap co at top management level. Personnel office 8:15 a.m. to 5 p. _ : June grad seeking that be the answer to your 8:30 Niles — Employer phone required-shorthand helpf not necessary. Should have a relieve you are an employed secretary who is looking for a change, a or a housewife who is thinking of returning to work, IMC pent fine working conditions, please call Mrs. Lynch poised, excellent open headquarters Opportunity VICE quires 432-1800 SECY's., JUNE GRADS imme SECRETARY SENIOR PARK WAITRESSES WANTED AT WILLOW Inn Club W. in Glenview. For information call PA 4-5100. with program. V. MUELLER & CO. Touhy ve * h. 647-9383 THE We offer exceptionally If you are interested, commensurate full benefit APPLY OR CALL Personnel Department Il. COMMERCIAL BANK TELLER operate an a hen we have t spot for you. 6600 INC. SECRETARIES Whether first job problem. 1771 HOWARD STREET equal opportunity employer. An Il. Lorig. CULLIGAN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1612 Chicago Avenue, 9510; BR 3-2155. Equal Call ARE YOU CREATIVE? A WELLknown publishing firm is in need of a young lady with light typing skills and perhaps some office experience to assist in doing illustrations and all phases of production work for their oa Salary to $411. NO FEE. our one St. ae Phone Personnel De partinenies 274-8100, Ex. 306 for inter- Northbrook 272-2300 Several interesting positions are available in Northbrook at our Accent International office. Howard BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. WHETHER YOU HAVE A_ SOLID office background, have been away from office routine for a while or are just breaking into office work, we have an interesting job for you. Culligan’s International Headquarters in Northbrook has openings now for: . KEY PUNCH OPERATORS . DICTAPHONE TYPISTS . NCR OPERATORS . TAB OPERATORS . BILLER-TYPISTS Design Assistant URPHY Evanston, building located block from National Ave. y career in our new FULL TIME OFFICE 2-1 142 Stop in or call: Personnel Director 630 Dundee Salary wide open . . . plenty — as GIRL OFFICE, DICTAPHONE shorthand helpful, some college ferred. Must be reliable. Diversiwork, modern air conditioned ce in N.W. Evanston. 869-6659. n Equal An Barrett Electronics Corp. ext. 223 Chicago . ‘. ree? benefits. SA ATTRACTIVE, DIVERSIFIED ASsignment for dependable person, in the sales-marketing department of this small growing electronics cdémpany. Dictaphone experience necessary. Evcellent salary and_ threeweeks paid vacation. HOUSEWIVES, CAREER 0 1630 fringe of room to grow. for a confidential interview. AT: opportunity outstanding conveniently Visit our Personnel office or call Mr. Reasner at 745-7900 SALES Niles Unlimited Don't fight loop crowds . Ses enjoy a satisfying ereitla Take the time to see WHAT'S IN A JOB FOR YOU SECRETARY nlie personnel = p ‘tions, Ideal Transportation Modern Office Building Profit Sharing Paid Vacations Group Insurance Absence Pay Plan Promotion From Within Merit Salary Increases Washington . . . layout for ads, sales promointernal publications. When your ideas work, yon get the glories! to $410 Then consider the advantages of being a Washington National employee: Lot challenges you'll handle copy and rough — Insurance Company HOWARD T Continuing WANT MORE THAN JUST A JOB? Bld Parking 9-1142 AMbassador COMPANY ACCOUNTING ‘ll RY DEPENDANT e. Age open-typing Will take beginner. 1737 ACCOUNTING DEPT. OF MODern, lively company. Good salary, free Blue Cross, all benefits, friendly pee Se for accurate typist who likes variety, figures, calculating. 967-8100 ighland Park Hospital “MISS PAIGE Dempster ORchard A ROSE EVERY MONDAY G. BARR of West advertising of established, — growing, friendly insurance — company. Technical Clerk NEW — TO ASSIST DIRECTOR OF $345 to $390 NORTH SHOREE BANK Bt BUILDING Free parking in bank tenant lot 6100 W. Howard > p.m ONTACT End HERE'S YOUR BIG CHANCE! to $365 $350 Professional Advertising wae Writer Dictaphone and 869-7234 IN 226 IN THE Business and to $365 $325 SKOKIE Westmoreland At North AT EDIATE OPENING FOR EXP. ist with general office background interesting and challenging posibo. The hosepnel eredit dept. Paid ation, paid insurance, paid pen. Attractive starting salary. GENERAL Inc. ORCHARD, Help Wented—Wemen ; 107 Professional General Clerk Typist, general ofc. General office typist Bookkeeper Dictaphone, Old Orchard Learn advertising, type pist, gen office anage small sales ofc Biller-typist Receptionist Dr’s office Bookkeeping clerk Dr’s recep. typing Dictaphone secy to Dr. Credit secy, young Personnel receptionist, type Sev. bank tellers Reception-typist learn small swhd. Learn dictaphone, Old Orchard Clerk typist, Evanston Col. Typist, young, good future Personnel dep’t ass’t. Registered lab. tech for M.D. N.C.R. mach. oper. Key punch, train or expd. Hand entry rec. clerk. Clerical, no typing Cost clerk figure apt. 100% public contact Travel bureau, no typing Suite 221 Evanston, Illinois OFFICE $325 3 secy’s to Vice Presidents Pod to Marketing Dir. Girl Friday—law office Secy to Sales Dir. Mgr’s secy. production Secy. Purch office Secy to Comptroller Secy to salesmen Secy to Pres., young Secy in administration Steno, gen’l ofc., Old Orchard Secy, in export sales Real Estate secretary OLD and Clerk Typist Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago’s Loop SUITE 708 Church Street — 350 400 "FORD" GENERAL of- Loop and Your Area On a Temporary Basis TOP RATES NO FEES no typing Business FREE POSITIONS IN ALL suburbs—Evanston, Wilmette, Winnetka, Northfield, Highland Park, Deerfield, Northbrook, Glenview, Skokie, Morton Grove, Niles and others. STENOS TYPIS{S CLERKS LENVIEW—OLD ORCHARD Secretary, V.P. in Sales bynnel Assistant to train ptionist, front desk showrm. ofc., variety, light steno al office, no typ., 34 hrs. Help Wanted—Women Professional 100% fice experience as ORTHBROOK—NORTHFIELD harge Bookkeeper, sm. off. al Hospital Receptionist ptionist, learn new switchbd. riday, Medical office bll trainee, lovely new off. y Executive, no steno to busy buyer, light steno Hhone—Secy. to V.P Phone, The COLLEGE SFUDENTS Who have had previous NORTHWEST 5347 W. DEVON and MARQUART For TEACHERS and 5945 W. DEMPSTER 107 Help Wanted—Women Business Summer Available 100%, FREE JOBS MORTON GROVE OVE SUN DRUGS AT AUSTIN REGISTER 107. Professional Job Opportunities EMPLOYMENT MAY and Numerous "FORD" 56-2400 Help Wanted—Women Business for interview. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Classified — 5 — �(107 Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Business DOWNTOWN EVANSTON NEEDS GAL with good figure aptitude and typing ability. Should have some _ previous experience in figure work. $390. - Free ' Dictaphone-Typist Ah hea ence preferred, typist. Friendly or benefits. - Free General f REAL 5 EXPERI. will office, train good wonderful JOB GENERAL Executive Secretary for well-known sales office, as assistant to the boss. rusty to $6,000. NO FEE. Job No. Personnel Secy for busy Help with recruiting. NO FEE. Job No. 4643. GIRL with good typing ability. Girl Friday duties include reception phone, typing $400. and other interesting duties. Free local No CLERK Office Supervisor Should know all ae FASCINATING SPOT FOR GAL WHO enjoys speaking to people on phone re in person. Must have light typing. ry consider girl graduating college Church une. Secy for responsibilty. “eine We Grade x FEE. MUST who No. General BOULEVARD no typing, job for the ie smaller yee bao for FEE. An 328-7466 DETECTIVE HAS AN Bookkeeping IMMEDIATE OPEN- ing for an experienced, alert, - scientious woman to work as a Machine detective. Enjoy Sears outstanding eluding Profit Sharing. benefits We are in need of someone to operate 5100. MaSensimatic, a Burroughs chine works approx. 2/3 of work week, in- Roebuck APPLY Personnel and Co. 6600 Commission. OPERATOR EXPANDING DATA-PROCESSING Department of national organization ee young woman for position as eypunch osab Agad Age 20 to 30, high chanel graduate, years experience Soumareen. Good RE Aa salary, top ge benefits. 3742 hour week. “AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION 1740 Ridge Av. : fe NO An Equal W. An -KEYPUNCH Evanston 869-2580 ext. 416 Opportunity Employer EXPERIENCE IN OR Touhy Equal dept. Full time days, No. 6 Evanston bus 1 block from _ air-cond. plant. Please apply 2423 Main St., Evanston near McCormick. Equal no typing Niles my 9-951 UN Employer DIVERSIFIED, INTERESTING ASsignment in our sales department for capable typist who takes pride in her work. Excellent salary, 3 week paid vacation ang. — sharing. p in or call PERSONNEL DIRECTOR BARRETT-CRAVENS Northbrook 272-2300 | CLERK-TYPIST WANTED FOR ieart-time work at the Glenview Public ibrary. Twenty hours a week. See head librarian, 1930 Glenview Road. ~ Chicago for full time opening For further details 774-2327 Turnstyle Family Center 6 — Classified Evanston Review mo oF TO COME IN, BY PHONE Evanston BR 3-2155 Desirable position requires good typing, shorthand skills. Some previous steno or office experience. Pleasant environment. Executive office, national corporation. 3742 hour work week, good starting salary with merit rated advancement. Fine fringe benefits. Pre-employment tests given to assure effective placement. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300 Packaging Corp. of America SECRETARY PUBLIC RELATIONS A most interesting position as sec’y to the head of public relafions for world famous company moving its head: quarters to N. suburban location. You’ll have much public contact with press and personalities. $520 mo. to start. Free MISS “PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster , 966-0700 in our and Top TYPIST TYPIST-STENO Purchasing PROGRESSIVE COMPANY. NEW plant with beautiful modern airconditioned offices. Above average wages with extraordinary employee benefits. Phone or come in_ for personal interview and let us explain how we can improve and secure your future. 2120 GREENWOOD ST. EVANSTON 475-4700 SECRETARY RESPONSIBLE POSITION FOR MAture secretary to work closely with students and faculty. Strong typing required, shorthand helpful. Liberal benefit program includes 3 weeks paid vacation and tuition reduction. NORTHMESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Chicago Ave. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer TIRED OF WORKING IN A BIG office?! Need a girl who can work for 2 account executives in a small advertising office. Dictation, typing and telephone work. Pleasant office, interesting work. 831-3400. Girl Friday Handle office. SECRETARY Exceptional opportunity intelligent, energetic yo woman with top skills, capa of assuming responsibili Many company benefits, 8 to 4:30, 5 day week. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO Personnel 1771 all NOW For AFTER GRADUATIO COME IN TODAY AND LET counselors describe opportuy which will be available for yo June. We can.set up open interviews for right now with many companies. Look over the field and find tha best place for you. Fees are pai the employer. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee Hours 9 to 5 UN 9 Sat. by avpt. 636 Church St., Eva DENTAL RECEPTION EVANSTON DENTIST IS LOO for a girl to be his receptionis will also train you to assist him. typing. No exp. needed. FREE. LEWIS 1618 EMPLOYMENT Orrington SERVICE DAvis 8 WANTED: FULL TIME SALES for small women’s specialty sho Hubbard Woods. Phone HI 6-0055. . to $500 details NO Expenses |in a one SHORTHAND. paid. Under experience. Light Evanston area. No : $36 exp. Will train, light typing. 40 Exp. benefits or trainees. Bookkeeper Evanston location. 2 years exp. Must ha Jr. Secretary . to $4 Secretary 708 Church ‘St., Evanston typing. Reception....... $350 Excell. beginner. You ca are just a few 4q Gen. Office girl eeu icaeeoed: Wukik brownlie personnel 35 hour Will train 2 secretarial week. recent course. grad wi BR 3-21 Murphy BOOKKEEPER EMPLOYMENT If you 1612 Chicago * Northbrook Star * Highland Forest-Lake Department Howard Street An equal opportunity chien PLAN P.R. Consultant .. $475 No Lake EVAN Whether you’ve had years of experience or are just a Fy for our ‘‘Selective Placement Service.’’ Here e jobs we have selected. File Clerk serving DAVIS 100% FREE PARKS * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements trn. CLIFF School of Education WORK IN MODERN STORE IN HIGHland Park. Full charge experience for retail bookkeeping in a 1 girl office. Excellent salary; liberal discount on week your clothes in this 40 hr. position. MINNA HART 474 Central Ave. Highland Park trns. 21 File Clerks 40 Bookkeepers 8 Customer serv. Will consider June graduates. NATIONAL FIRM MOVING headquarters to north shore exp. operators. FREE. and The Village Lamplighter, 2 Typists Bill adjustors Stat. clerks Credit corresp. Inventory control Bank pages Personnel assts. 600 24 Hr. Ans. Serv. 332-5210 $85-110 LARGE their needs 18 5 3 3 9 4 3 WORK 677-5130 Room 512 PLACEMENT 627 Grove, 328-7622 s/o Inc. Old Orchard Prof. Bldg. 1812 Publicity Trade association Tech. sales Bank officer One girl office Treasurer Bi-lingual Marketing Dictaphone CALL 869-8600 PARKER PERSONNE 475-3500 Room 308_ important position in starting salary for top wil. DOROTHY SECRETARIES T.V. BUEHLER LTD. SERVICE Av., ce Evanston 1609 Sherman SECRETARY—$550 ladies' department. Experience preferred but will train : qualified applicants. Join Skokie's family store and enjoy many fringe benefits, including hospitalization, life insurance, paid vacations, plus many other. call IMPORTANT SECRETARY EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Interesting oe needed fee. EMPLOYMENT Ladies' Department women No Keypunch IBM Tab Comptometer Console operator Programmer Trn. GENERAL To qualify tell us by letter, postcard, phone or attached coupon, name, phone of person you sponsor, before that person comes in to offices listed below. She may bring in your letter, Murphy FRIDAY Rd., Excellent required. is benefits. TODAY!!! Her Phone My Name My Phone Employer $400 and potential to $600. Train in the company COUPON TEMPORARY rapidly moving field of credit. Some previous clerical experience, however & CO. ~ Turnstyle Family Center Mature CLIP THIS Lifesavers, PROGRESSIVE COMPANY IS NOW offering a 3 month training: program for women Brn 19 and 40. Starting salary $375 with a raise in 6 months to Department Opportunity Opportunity IF YOU ARE UNABLE PLEASE REGISTER Ave. Ph. 647-9383 GIRL 630 Dundee PACKAGING experi- CALL V. MUELLER 403 S. STATE ST. An Equal Opportunity Employer, Member Chicago Merit Employment - misc. duties other days. Salary commensurate with ence, Full benefit program. APPLY PERSONNEL al a 5T baggy Ag pt 10 INCLUDING SATURDAYS Sears : . constore OFFICE : Correspondent Operator SEARS $40 paid to anyone referring office workers who have not worked for us for 2 yrs. and are hired and work 40 hrs. within 30 days from the time they go on our payroll. $40 paid 2 weeks after required hours worked. Offer does not apply = night, student, teacher temporarie (2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) CARLSON BLDG. ROOM 602 : 491-0600 PREVIOUS Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway Skokie ORchard 3-3200 ‘North Shore Personnel 636 Church Street Davis Street of PERSONNEL OFFICE 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays (Evening and Saturday Interviews by appointment) girl Job MACHINES Office Workers SKILL variety APPLY ‘Bookkeepine Clerk—$400 with some experience. NO No. 4735. $40 Sponsor Excellent starting salaries—Rapid progress, free uniforms—low priced cafeteria with free milk and coffee at lunch—spotlessly clean, uncrowded work areas—no layoffs in our history —plus the most liberal of fringe benefits. Figure Clerk—If you like numbers this is for you. Good salary. NO FEE. Job No. 4593. SERVICE a WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR PEOPLE with 1 or 2 years college training in the biological sciences. On-the-job training and interesting assignments in Pharmaceutical Research. who Job RECEPTION Evanston Mfgr Sales Office Personnel Office Bank (nr. trans.) Recp. with swb. exp. Dentist Experienced Skilled TYPING handle Workers EARN CLERK GENERAL will train. Professional . GIRLS — WOMEN CALL SAE BEST FIRST PHONE 869-8600 ANYONE office. Job No. 4648. EMPLOYMENT Office LAB ASSISTANT NO TYPING Office HAVE enjoys salary, Public Contact position for girl likes people. To $390. NO FEE. No. 4676. Come in Today! In Evanston girl Job 4710. NO For You! 97: 273. 5180 FEE. Good No. GOOD Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Husbands and Wives TYPIST to and TEMP. experience. Good typing essential and experienced in dictaphone transcrip. tion. General Office, Variety, smaller office in Evanston. $390. NO FEE. Job No, 4755. Have Jobs 518 Job NO Business SECRETARY for Evanston firm. office procedures. to $6,000. HAVE and ability assignments. firm. steno. TYPING Relations OFFICE PREFER WOMAN WITH office experience, but Duties will be varied. i Customer Help Wanted—Women 107 Professional Has Openings for Women in the Following Areas: MUST FOR and G. D. Searle & Co. 1 Girl office for the girl who likes to be her own boss. Handle all office 7 ng to $475. NO FEE. Job No. Office VARIETY Help Wanted—Women __ Business Professional SECRETARIES Accounting Clerk ‘DOWNTOWN and BEST JOBS Girl Friday in P.R. Firm GLAMOROUS Taxi ATTEND PRESS conferences, meet people. Action job, working with an exciting group of people. $450. - Free ; om Help Wanted—Women Bluff Ave., can’t come Evanston in, please SERVICE register UN by phone H 9-9510 Park Herald * Deerfield Villager ¢ Highword Herald May 18, | : �=ie Help Wanted—Women Business 18 or over Stenographers ENGINEERING N.U. istrations must be made in person. byne for appointment, or come in. are your ‘‘personal’’ service. Workpower Chicago Av. DAvis 8-0555 Northwest CHANCE room to UN SUMMER ACCOUNTING 9-9000 also need all types of temporary p. CLERKS-STENOS-TYPISTS and Y-PUNCH OPERATORS in loop or urban areas. TASK FORCE GOOD TRAINEE NEEDS intelligent person who enjoys blic contact and has the ability to 1 with people. We will train you to prview, test and place job appli- LEWIS EMPLOYMENT Orrington JOBS SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 1301 FOR YOU! 869-2300 Packaging Corp. of America skills for this position as es secretary; duties are varied an interesting; there is some testing; you will be trained by one of the top personnel directors in the Chicago area. Some college helpful. CLIFF SCHOOL N 9-3520 Ween TEACHER NEED- ed for north shore area school. Full or half days. Write giving experience: T-132, Box Ill. 60091. education and 60, Wilmette, upplies, etcetera. Previous experience in securities not essential. Monday through Friday, 9 to 5. Evanston Review 274-8100 employer Waukegan or apply oe An Equal Rd. Opportunity SIA A COMPANY TYPIST SEC’Y FOR NORTHSHORE INVESTment firm. Good skills, she. must be sharp and as enthusiastic as the stock market is. Salary open. FREE Evanston GENERAL OFFICE Small, congenial office near Edens Xway. No dull routine. New branch office of leading nat’l office equipment mfgr. Good starting meee Exc. fringe benefits. Some “4 preferred. Call Mrs. Wiggleswort 446-8800. PITNEY BOWES INC. 480 Central Ave. Northfield An Equal Opportunity Employer Glenview, SUB. * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving Forest-Lake ee ings, excellent talk to us salary. about Mae FOR program, good positions available offer convenient modern surround- — benefit Please following; come in and MAIL CLERK TYPIST v TYPIST FILE CLERK SECRETARY Call 446-4000 or apply in sie CALL 446-4008 SATUR adda :30 a.m. to4 at. p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. ee THE BORDEN CHEMICAL COMPANY Northbrook. ar ead Rd. An Equal Opportunity NURSES AIDS FULL Northfield Employer OR time, pleasant at Se ee benefits. Number 3. bus Swedish Retirement Assoc. neer Road. DA CONTROL 8-8700 Scie 3320 Pies ©. CLERK inventory CLERK records. Must enjoy figures and STENOS Combines typing, record keeping, filing. Must be accurate typist — shorthand not required. MAIL CLERK To assist in distribution of general office mail. Typing not required. TYPISTS Openings for accurate typists to do order typing, affidavit. typing, etc. These are all permanent positions with established growing firm. You'll enjoy pleasant working conditions in-modern offices, cafeteria on premises, paid holidays and vacation, bonus half days, btalad insurance and Profit Sharing Trust Fund. FREE SCHEDULED BUS PICKUPS AT TOUHY & LEHIGH AND SKOKIE SWIFT CONTACT MISS BYRNE H. M. Harper Co. 8200 Lehigh Avenue Morton YO 6-6000 Grove IN 3-4100 — An Equal Opportunity Employer * Northbrook Star * Highland Lake employer Mystik Tape Div. - DEPT. 965-3240 GENERAL OFFICE WORK. TYPING and shorthand nec. must be exp., steady employment. Salary open. Call 251-2525. a starting 1700 detail. Quality Products SALON ROUGE HAS OPENING for operator with following. Shampooer and manicurist available. Nice surroundings and good benefits. DA 89896 or UN 4-5300. Ill. Rd. ARE several interesting eae We location, pleasant FIGURE Territories Now 583-5147 ESTATE, 274-8100 opportunity Oftice Openings WE & STREY To maintain Avon Opportunity CHGO. IN REAL Street equal For the active person who likes variety in her work, to act as liaison between Sales and various departments. investment sec'y Good An MEN’S CLOTHING STORE. Richman Brothers, Golf Mill, 299-2121. Northfield Employer NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Chicago Av. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer St., Personnel Department 1771 Howard Service ORDER POSITION IS NOW AVAILABLE for the typist who fme gil the challenge of manuscript report typing. Liberal benefit program includes 3 weeks paid vacation and _ tuition reduction. 1812 NOT in person. CHEMICAL Church SEAMSTRESS HAIRDRESSER Write giving personal data, qualifications and exp. 1967 1003 Mystik Tape Div. 1700 708 Church 328-3400 We are looking for a highly capable, energetic peron to handle a variety of duties including mail and orrespondence, typing, dictaphone, record-keeping, 18, 446-4000 BORDEN ARE KOENIG brownlie personnel Have you ever had a desire to better understand he stock market and perhaps to profit through this nowledge? If so, this job in a small Glenview securities bffice (stocks and bonds) should appeal to you, as it will eep you in close touch with all of the market activity pngaged in by this office. 360 Call BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. WORLD. of CALL E. KOENIG, 272-0330 FOR INTERVIEW Position now available for experienced secretary with good shorthand and typing skills. Variety of interesting assignments. Good starting salary. Pleasant Northfield location with modern offices and ample parking. eee SS ESS ee, PERSONNEL? YOU DON’T NEED STRONG OFFICE EMPLOYMENT sonia No Fee, Hours 9 to 5 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., YOU BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. THE BUSINESS 5 day week. EVANSTON Suite 520 869-7790 Opportunity Employer Church An Equal SECRETARY 3742 hour week. Merit rated advancement, fine fringe : benefits. Preemployment tests given to assure your suitability to position. Howard Street, 8:30 to 4:30, but feel you would ony helping people with the important decision of selecting a home or selling one, we would like to talk with you. One of North Shore’s most progressive firms with attractive new Northbrook office, is completing its sales staff. It’s an interesting and financially rewarding activity for those who are right for the work. Northbrook resident preferred. Pleasant low-pressure proach to people important. Flexible work schedule. cafeteria, excellent benefits, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. Howard Street An equal opportunity cation, outstanding pension | plan, lovely new building on | REAL ESTATE SALES working conditions, company Personnel Department company cafeteria, paid va- NORTHBROOK IF Edens Exec. Center, Wilmette Boyer, 636 We Have Openings For You now if you have better than average figure aptitude and enjoy detail work. Pleasant 1771 THE Temporary Dempster paid holidays, excellent trans- portation, free parking lot, KELLY SERVICES Sherman 3200 INTO courtesy parking at corner St. and Chicago Avenue. 5-433] FIGURE CLERKS Central St., Evanston UN 9-9800, ext. 335 SECRETARY Box Plaines Need WINNIE O'LEAR WILL BE WAITING TO GREET YOU AND HELP YOU TAKE THE FIRST STEP BACK Phone 827-1108 HIGH SCHOOL GRAD. WITH GOOD typing, shorthand skills. 2d girl in engineering office. Good opportunity for personal advancement. NURSERY SWOMAN—AGE APPROX. 35Glenview resident. 4 or 5 days incl. . Please call in person. Glenview tioner, 1726 Glenview Rd. P.O. Des GR Also Insurance Company needs experienced transcribers with — 1-2 years experience, typing © 55-65 wpm. Free insurance, ~ Clerks Typists Stenos Dictaphone Operators Bookkeepers SERVICE 1718 Phone ATTRACTIVE CONVENIENT LOCATION FINE BENEFIT PROGRAM, HRS. 8:30 to 4:30 Call C. C. Golf Mill Professional Bldg. 202, Niles 299-4495 Hours: 9 to 5 daily SERVICE Evanston STENO ACHERS-COLLEGE STUDENTS Pp you looking for summer work? need proof readers to prepare erial for data processing on one of loop projects. Apply now. EMPLOYMENT CLERKS TYPISTS JOBS PERSONNEL OPERATORS GIRL TEMPORARY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Chicago Av. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer GENERAL FINANCE CORP. PHOTOCOPY Dempster merit salary paid vacation, SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR ARE YOU LOOKING? : e you been thinking about making hange which will offer you MORE ponsibility, MORE challenge, DRE money, and MORE opportunito use your initiative, ingenuity ft that untapped ability of yours? ERICAN Regularly scheduled increases. 3 weeks tuition reduction. KEYPUNCH Secretaries much RIGHT CENTER office posiin the above areas to assist faculty and staff members with correspondence, records, class work, student inquires, reports, etc. Accuracy, dependability and good typing required. 1812 is CLINIC Secretarial and general tions are available today Hwy. An Evanston firm—Owned and Operated by Evanstonians h APECO there ance and grow. SPEECH STENO OPRS. MACH. DICTAPHONE OPERATORS STAT. TYPIST ($2.75 PER HOUR) We oe Business and Professional Professional THE SMARTEST GALS ARE JOINING THE SERVICE THAT’S ON THE MOVE NOW. BE A KELLY GIRL. NEED TYPISTS CLERKS RELATIONS TRANSPORTATION OUT EACH WEEK EXTRA WE PSYCHOLOGY PUBLIC DAYS—FULL WEEKS—FULL NTHS—TEMPORARY __ ASSIGNNTS FOR OUR CUSTOMERS IN EIR OFFICES. YOUR PRESS PHILOSOPHY op rates—weekly pay PART-TIME AND FIND HOW TO and 1967 4S A KECRY FEARS "Join The Kelly Crowd" HIGHEST RATES INVESTMENTS Clerical All Office Skills Business $40 BONUS SCHOOL ECONOMICS Dict. Opers. Typists HERE’S EARN RESEARCH BUSINESS IN Help Wisledicttfeuta Help Wanted—Women Professional FULL OR HOUSE AUDITORY and TEMPORARY ADMISSION AFRICA 107 Help Wanted—Women Business COME TEMPORARY JOBS fgton Heights—1806 9-3500. ) 107 Professional NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY udents-I eachers Evanston—839 and ty 107. Help Wanted—Women siness and Professional Bluff Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classified — 7 �107 ee %:iF YOU ARE NOT GOING TO of In- GOOD STARTING FIVE DAY 3715 HOUR , SECRETARY AND WEEK AVOID Washington 5201 Ill. employer LIBERAL Apply BENEFITS DISCOUNT Personal ‘s Carson Pirie Scott & Co. Edens Plaza AL Baxter Laboratories, Inc. 1-8400 Wilmette SECRETARY programs. ALERT AMBITIOUS GIRL WHO CAN handle varied tasks and top level responsibilities required by large firm’s headquarters, in Evanston. Must have an interest in working with ust have good shorthand and typing, the ability to organize and to assume _ Fesponsibility. iberal benefit pro3 weeks paid vacation and tuition reduction. organization and proficient typing skills. Several years experience preferred. Wide open opportunity and all fringe benefits. MATURE, EXPERIENCED SECRE_ tary to ‘work with the director of our es xe 6301 Lincoln Av. Morton Grove 965-4700 267-6900 An Equal Opportunity Employer SECRETARY International Programs ional Educational people, AMERICAN SUPPLY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY |S hamachi DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago A An Equal Evanston Opportunity Employer 1740 An NO FEE _ MURPHY 1612 EMPLOYMENT Chicago Avenue, SERVICE, Evanston. 9510 BR 3-2155. UN ate TYPING ON THAIS ONE. WE HAVE OPENINGS IN SEVERAL educational institutions, involving almost any skill or combination of skills you may possess: secretarial, clerical general office, typing, public contact. Then again there is some one or more of these features, tuition reductions, 3 week paid vacation, merit increases. CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Chiron St., Evanston PUBLIC CONTACT HAN- customers and their requests. ng promotional letters. Age open. NORTH needs needed. brownlie personnel SUBURBAN 1618 EVANSTON $100 BEAUTY a_ receptionist. Must like vie. EMPLOYMENT 108 Church St., Evanston ae AT SCHOOL 9- service rep. $375-$425 NO HOSPITAL CORP. Av. Evanston 869-2580, ext. 416 Equal Opportunity Employer WORK YOU CAN TYPE ACCURATELY and enjoy the lively atmosphere of a sales environment, we know of 3 leading national firms who are now hiring. Excellent benefits in plush offices. Must enix working with men. knack for Ridge TYPISTS- $450 PLUS IF a flare for accuracy, SHOP No _ typing FREE. DAvis 8-6880 HOSPITAL correspondence in KEYPUNCH Experienced Alpha-Numeric 8:30 to 5, Mon.-Fri. , SECRETARY operator related to Medical Radiation OPERATOR for I.B.M. Data Processing Dept. SWITCHBOARD APPLY 2650 RIDGE 8 — Classified AVE. OPERATOR and PERSONNEL on call basis. Part-Time Excellent We are a fast manufacturer OPENINGS Free based FOR Meals, p.m. on experience TRAINEES ALSO Uniforms, Life Insurance and other benefits. comprehensive ACCOUNTING CLERK EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Responsible position, modern computerized accounting operation. Requires good figure aptitude, typing ability, some previous experience in accounting or clerical work. 3714 hour work week, good starting salary with advancement opportunities, fine ai -* benefits and working conditions. re-employment tests given to assure you are effectively placed. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300 Packaging Corp. of America country club An IF Street equal GROW Experienced Evanston GIRL DEPT. 492-4600 “Sr. Secretary Page Girls General Office Reception Typists, 40wpm Machine Trainees IBM and NCR Clerical, no typing If you can’t come in, Please register by phone Murp opportunity ALONG employer WITH US TO ASSIST WITH GENERAL LIbrary duties. Should have languages and/or good typing. Our liberal benefit program includes 3 weeks paid vacation and tuition reduction. 1812 FRIDAY $425 TO $450 LOADS OF CLIENTELE AND PHONE contacts for young executives. Will train bright beginner for plush, new offices. Only light typing necessary; age open. Please contact Miss Shep= for further particulars at 341PETERS PERS. filing & figure clerks $325-450 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Chicago Av. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer EMPLOYMENT 1612 or ei UN 9-9510 KOENIG & STREY SHORT SECY $550 EMPLOYMENT Orrington SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 SECRETARY National advertising firm needs a girl who is good on the aaa shorthand and typing. Location in Highland Park across from Cross Roads Shopping Center. Good starting salary with increases plus full benefits. Call 831-3400. BR s: PERMANENT POSITIONS OPEN experienced wirers and solderer MANY COMPANY BENEFITS. Call or apply Kenton Engineering Co 8232 NiSheakient ene ASK An FOR MR. ZELLME 677-8280 Must be U.S. Citizen. Equal Opportunity Employer IS LANGUAGE A PROBLEM FOR YOU? DO YOU LIKE FIGURES OR you do light typing? We have s openings for people with Bi-Li background even with limited mand of English. Fees are paid the employer. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St. Eva SECRETARY GROWING NORTH SHORE MANA ment consulting firm needs an tional secretary. Strong English or advertising agency backgr helpful. Some statistical typing na reports. Call Mrs. Francis, 512 SHARP & OUGHTON, Green Bay Rd. INC. Kenilw SECRETARY Evanston DYNAMIC VP NEEDS A SECRETARY who is able to work with top level executives. Much public contact. Tremendous potential. FREE SERVIC Avenue WIRERS AND SOLDERE TOP WAGES Interesting Secretarial POSITION OPEN IN THE WILMETTE office of one of the fastest growing real estate firms on the North Shore. Must be good typist and enjoy working with an active sales force. A pleasant manner most important. Call Mr. Strey ALpine 1-0330 NEED BEGINNERS girls for their acct. ACCOUNTING CLERK PERMANENT POSITION in professional management services firm. Maintains accounts payable file, reparation of purchase orders and nvoices, typing monthly financial statements revious experience essential. Contact Carl A. Wangman. . G. BREEDEN & ASSOC., INC. 1201 Waukegan Rd., Glenview, 724-7700 An Equal Opportunity Employer 1618 If you are not going on to Colleg the fall, register with ‘us now avoid the summer rush. We arrange interviews after school h with employers for summer sta ae 9 a pap below are a few of nds of ne opportunities ail e YOU. available 274-8100 YOUR SECRETARIAL SKILLS ARE good but you either lack exp. or are returning to the job market after a number of years you will be interested in this newly created position in our rapidly expanding congenial sales office in Evanston. Varied duties at the beginning will include dictation, processing sales leads and distribution of sales promotion material. A capable person could quickly build this opportunity into a top flight secretarial position of considerable responsibility. Excellent salary plus free insurance and other company benefits. Call Miss Bachman at 475-4398 to arrange for personal interview ap}adam POLYSCIENCE C An Equal Opportunity Employer. brownlie personnel St., JUNE GRAD LIBRARY CLERK EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE CLUB NEEDS recept. to help members, ans. phones, operate small s/o. very light typing. FREE 708 Church 328-3400 EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. Lake Av., Glenview Equal Opportunity Employe An Personnel Department receptionist 328-3400 SCOTT, FORESMAN & CO. program. Leading insurance company has openings for typists for general office duties. Idael working conditions in new building. Excellent benefits, company cafeteria, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. Call Personnel Dept, 943-8500 to arrange for personal interview in area. St., benefit CLERK 729-3000 growing international of hospital-medical 6301 Lincoln Av. Morton Grove 965-4700 267-6900 An Equal Opportunity Employer 1771 Howard. Church PERSONNEL PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT NE sharp girl to act as departme receptionist, type reports, reco and administer employment té High school with some college sirable. Call Mrs. Crocker for appointme products. Pleasant surroundings and a Servomation of Chicago, Inc. 708 Some TYPlotS: AND AREAS 9 a.m.-3 Wages EXECUTIVE TO NEONATOLOGIST (SPECIALIST IN THE CARE OF THE NEW BORN) Will assist Dr. with typing of research papers and general correspondence. Must be willing to assist in Nursery Lab. Shorthand pref., but not req. 8:30 to 5, Mon.-Fri. 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. on weekends, holidays PBX or Centrix operator required. Good typing skills essential. office experience helpful. brownlie personnel CLERK TYPIST X-RAY THERAPY secretary with correspondence Will assist dept. Therapy procedures. 8:30 to 5, Mon.-Fri. 5-0400 4-8585 9-12 Full Time 6:30 a.m.-3 p.m. VARIOUS FIRMS as well as exp. and filing depts. Has Outstanding Full Time Opportunities: CLERK TYPIST OUT-PATIENT DEPT. Will handle medical requisitions and related and Dental Clinics. 8 to 4:30, Mon.-Fri. SATS. NORTHBROOK WEST WILMETTE FRAN SERVICE Orrington OUR ADVERTISING SALES PROmotion department has an interesting new opening for a young woman who enjoys working in a busy area. = inite variety in work responsibilies. Laboratories, Inc. BR SP 9-5, COLLEGE . DEPARTMENT NE college girl with office experienc assist customers by mail and p Special assignments require le writing talents for promotional c paigns. Baxter CAFETERIA ATTENDANTS Outstanding starting salary and excellent mi eg a for advancement. Comprehensive benefit program. Office N. Lincoln W. Touhy DAILY CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES Promotion FOR ALL JOBS 4770 7247 Rd. OUR ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT IS seeking a woman experienced with the class 31 or 32 accounting machine. Work includes a diversity of operations with emphasis on general ledger Posting and check writing applicaions OPENING EMPLOYEE Orchard Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional | Advertising Sales 8 NCR OPERATOR FULL TIME AND Old 107 Professional TYPIST PERSONNEL Mr. SUREK YO 6-8500 SKOKIE, ILL. “DRAMATIC NEW COSMETIC DEPT. MANY this area for AIRLINE TRAINEES! You’ll take short course at nearby airline school. Learn all about reservations, ticketing, schedules. You should be good with people. Job-is-allpublic-contact- 100%-of-the-time! Meet and talk to new people all day long. Free travel bonuses! Full-fare paid to the vacation spots off your dreams! to Standard Rate & Data Service Evanston, opportunity (Editorial) —Excellent working conditions —All company benefits —Hours 8:30 to 4:30 —Up to 3 weeks vacation —Convenient transportation National Ave. equal TYPIST WITH THE Insurance Company Chicago We're Searching (Accounting) Help Wanted—Women Business and TRAIN COMPLETELY TO BE FRONT desk gal in neighborhood clinic. You’ll greet people, notify Doctors of their arrival, learn small switchboard, set appts., type bills. They want someone who likes to work with people—they’ll teach you everything else! Age is open! $$ open. (Sales) . DICTAPHONE Sr maig Visit our personal divisions, after school, or call MR. 7 REx R at 475-7900 and learn more ~ about our career opportunities. An AVAILABLE . BOOKKEEPER PROFIT SHARING PLAN 1630 PUBLISHING . OPERATOR(IBM) _ PAID VACATIONS AND HOLIDAYS : AND POSITIONS - LOW COST GROUP INSURANCE NOW SRDS Reception Trainee Doctor's Clinic SALARIES REGULAR MERIT SALARY INCREASES IN Business and Professional ADVERTISING _ INTERESTING AND CHALLENGING as WORK 107 Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional COL- lege consider these advantages _ working at Washington National - surance Company. 107 Help Wanted—Women Riachonts and Professional Unusual to work HOURS — SALES opportunity for a woman with with hours adjusted to meet her school needs. DEPT. age children to retu The person we seek will, however, planto enter into full time emplo ment in the future. Applicants must have above average shorthand and typing skills. This position in our sales dept. offers varied and interest ing duties, excellent potential for advancement on a full time basis Apply. E. R. MOORE COMPANY 7230 N. CALDWELL NILES 774-6600 or 647-7950 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May 18, | �1. jek Vewateae KEYPUNCH OPERATORS INVENTORY CONTROL TAX COST ACCOUNTING GENERAL ACCOUNTING We are a fast growing international manufacturer of hospital-medical products. Comprehensive benefits program. Baxter Laboratories, Personnel Department TOP SKILLS, judgement to arrangements, administrative level. ou’ll be trained to greet vacation blanners in beautiful showroom of N =? gaged travel agency, pass out tour ruides, mgaest locations and ideas. Later ont learn to plan tours, make reservations, etc. Light typing req'd. ‘o $400 mo. plus fabulous travel benefits. Free. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 88 Dempster 966-0700 Packaging Corp. of America Industrial Nurse that is e have hundreds of positions to hoose from. No fee. Hours. 9-5 Sat. by Appointment. CLIFF DO SERVICE Street. Evanston INCOME? Zerox Operator ) CALL FOR OUR HOLLISTER. PUBcations circulation dept. Excellent ommission in your spare time. Call Mrs. Hayes The Hollister Newspapers B2 Central Av. Wilmette AL 1-4300 Ext. 250 | friday 9-5 GIRL OFFICE, MANAGER IS ON he road so she will allocate her work AS is best for her. Typing but very ight steno. FREE. St., 400 REP. LEWIS SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 CLERK-TYPIST TERESTING, DIVERSIFIED POSIion available for young woman with peed typing and clerical skills $378- "CITY OF EVANSTON GR 5-3100 TYPIST-GENERAL OFFICE needs Small South Evanston mfg. oman to answer inquiries, handle Peneral correspondence, etc. Shortand not nec.—compose own letters. Pleasant working conditions—conveient to transp. Would like person with interest in advertising to learn to rite copy and Ads. DA 8-6892. handle placement MEDICAL POSITIONS RSE: Skokie, No typing CEPTIONIST TYPIST Internist tral Street Evanston DICAL TYPIST Receptionist, brth Evanston to ntist Bookkeeper Evanston BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT 8-7171 ist Nat’l. Bk. Bldg. No of $500 ofc. $450 $475 $400 Fee RE YOU MATURE, NEAT, GRAious, intelligent and genuinely interpsted in being a valuable part of a ealth profession? There is need for a person having these characteristics as Assistant-receptionist in an established put newly equipped Winnetka dental bractice. Answer in own handwriting. Write T-104, Box 60, Wilmette, I. Part-Time or Full Time OFFICE GIRL or General Office Work CALL = BOB TAMBOURINE PArk 4-8600. ay 18, 1967 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Ave Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer Anybody WE open For Figures? itn ieeieas. POSITIONS for people who have a flair for and are accurate. do light call us. If this is typing (or CLIFF YOU. LIKE WORKING WITH PEOple in person and by phone, this ompany will train you to handle their ee. relations work. No. typing. EMPLOYMENT Orrington OPERATE AND MAINTAIN VARious copying machines for a large academic dept. Some typing helpful but not necessary. Liberal benefit games includes 3 weeks paid vacaion. you and you can even if you can’t) Evanston SERVICE TO numbers, ownlie personnel 18 MEDIUM SIZE COMPANY SEEKS experienced industrial registered nurse. Will have total responsibility for administering dispensary prodoctor. in cooperation with company octor. Prefer background in Workman’s compensation or _ insurance plans. Top salary and benefit package. Send resume and salary requirement in confidence to T-130, Box 60, Wilmette, Il. An Equal Opportunity Employer__ YOU HAVE A PLEASANT TELEPHONE VOICE? B Church MATURITY AND handle phone, travel meeting schedules and details, vice-president Pleasant environment, new building and ig wy on Excellent starting salary, fringe benefits, nat’l corp. 274% hour work week. Pre-employment tests given to assure effective placement. CallC. C. Boyer, 869-2300 IN TOWN? EED EXTRA Inc. SECRETARY-EXECUTIVE Edens Executive Center Wilmette TRAVEL RECEPTION EMPLOYMENT 9-3520 636 Church PUBLISHING receptionist. Employment service No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston SECRETARY-TYPIST TO DEPARTMENT MANAGER. ENglish and German _ correspondence. Good typing required; shorthand not necessary. Highly diversified range of duties in automobile import company. Fringe benefits, good salary; permanent position. PORSCHE OF SENS CORP. INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK MATE APTITUDE REQUIRED. POST| to Cardex, typing, shorthand pful but not required. Call Mrs. Woodworth, 272-7810 HUBBARD SCIENTIFIC 2855 Shermer Rd. Northbrook STOCK GIRL FULL TIME PERMANENT POSITION. Experience helpful but not necessary. Good starting salary plus all company oe ie See Miss Stefaniak or Miss inari. Chas. A. Stevens 1010 LindenAv., Hubbard ADVERTISING & Co. Woods, II. TRAINEE North suburban firm will train a girl who types to work in Sales Promotion and Advertising. No experience necessary. FREE. LEWIS 1618 Employment Orrington service DAvis 8-6880 Lake Forest High School PART-TIME TYPING Will TEACHER Position available beginning Sept. 1967. Candidate must be certified for State of Illinois. Contact Administrative Assistant, Phone 234-3600. PART-TIME-WOMEN PICK UP AND DELIVER FULLER orders. $2.00 HR. GUARANTEED. Call Lillian, PA 4-5721 or JU 3-4250. HOUSE train Typing on WANTS shen needed. Good LEWIS EMPLOYMENT SALESLADY Orrington DAvis 8-6880 A REAL PUBLIC CONTACT JOB Front desk in new offices of busy downtown real est. firm need a girl who likes variety. Duties include ordering repair work, schedule decorating, and help people applying for apt. IBM electric typewriter, S/H desired. Age and salary open.1. Call for appt. 8-1333 PART-TIME DAYS A WEEK. SECRETARY AND receptionist in pleasant, active real —— office. Please call Mr. Town- & ORR, INC. 567 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka 446-5010 GIRL FOR MAILING ae ang aon No typing skills necessar superior working conditions, nr. N.U. campus, preference is for a mature person, start at once. Mr. D. A. Damon, 869- AMERICAN ACADEMY of PEDIAT1801 HINMAN EVANSTON BILLING TYPIST SECRETARY FULL TIME BILLING TYPIST AND A full time secretary needed with oe firm. Experience with electric ty writer preferred. Company beneli available. Mr. Jones, OR 4-70. SECRETARY, NO SHORTHAND at $450 North Evanston area. Good spot for younger applicant. Good peers convenient “so o 1 Bus call Wally BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT | DA 8-7171 ist Nat’l. Bk. Bldg. No Fee Admitting Clerk FACINATING WORK FOR A PERSON who enjoys people and wengs a feeling of personal worth. Hours 1 to 9. 2 and alternate weekends. Apply ersonnel, 677-9600, . 218. Skokie Valley Community Hospital SHORTHAND Full time. Good Salary, Permanent. Large air-conditioned Drug Store. Apply in person to Mr. Eaton, hens s Hillman Pharmacy Inc. 353 Park Av., Glencoe. I AM LOOKING FOR A PARTICULAR —— with good skills and ability to earn my business and take charge of office. No bookkeeping. Age, race no barrier. Fringe a od salary. Call for appt. 272-11 J. C. Millan, 811 Skokie Bivd., eerthuceok TH. LAUNDRY RUSTY? SECRETARY REGIONAL SALES MANAGER INterested in part-time secretary. New, modern office located near Oid Orchard shoppi ng center; flexible hours; shorthand and typing skills required. Call 251-1400 for personal interview. HELP — HELP — HELP FULL TIME (8:30-4:30) FOR JOHN Hancock Life Insurance Agency, expe in general office work including ight bookkeeping and typing. Pleasant office in Glenview with congenial people. Call Mr. Lisberg, 729-2250. ORDER DESK Opportunity to join Evanston Manufacturing Division of International Corp. Requires figure know-how to process toy orders and assist sales manager. Excellent transportation. 3614 hours. TINKERTOY GR 5-3333 PEDIATRICIAN’S OFFICE NORTH EVvanston Young or mature. No typing. ‘Some Bookkeeping. 4142 day week. Call BOULEVARD ANSTON EMPLOY: MENT SERVICE list Nat’l Bk. Bldg. Ask for Wally DA 8-7171 D-644. IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR A MA. ture woman with typing and general office skills, for a job with variety. 5 day week, Monday-Friday. Good employee benefits. Close to transp. Come in or phone AL 1-5400 JOE JACOBS CHEVROLET CO. 435 Green Bay Rd. Wilmette 1525 Chicago Real TO Av., & ORR, Evanston BEAUTY SALON MANAGER Experienced for modern salon in Evanston. Excellent salary and commission. Paid vacation, insurance benefits. Phone 475-6864. PART-TIME WORK IN PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE of wall paper dept. selling on retail level. Positions available in either our Glenview or Northbrook store. GR 5-0430 Mr. Gorski 5-1080 Estate Saleswomen SHOW MODEL APARTMENTS IN Wilmette, full or part-time. Sales experience preferred. Salary plus eommission. Contact Mr. es James, J. S. James and Co., 4500. CLERICAL, NO TYPING, SOUTH Evanston. Salary to $375. Phone and detail work Younger or mature. Call Wally BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE DA 8-7171 No Fee. 1st Nat’l Bk. Bldg. D-748 REGISTERED NURSES AND REGIStered practical nurses. Part-time. Number 3 bus to door. Swedish Retirement Assoc. 2320 Pioneer Rd. DA 8-8700. WANTED: WOMEN TO WORK IN discount store. Good salary. Apply at Steinberg Baum Co., 1826 Second Street, Highland Park. HAIRDRESSER Exe. salary and commission for new beauty salon in Deerfield. 945-5100 Dempster SEAMSTRESS FOR BUSY DRY CLEANER. pay and other benefits. John Z leaners Inc., 2020 ‘First St., B Park, 432-2800. FULL TIME LADY FOR MANA‘ ial position of accounting dept. : oriented preferable but not necessary. Bookkeeping experience desirable ia seounenry: Will train. Phase’ RECEPTIONIST _ GENERAL OFFICE many WORK. benefits, new House of Vision, 2500 Ridge, Phone 869-5110. COLLEGE ADMISSIONS CO ors College graduates, some req. Write or phone Adm: Council of the American olle. Bureau, 28 E. Jackson, Chicago, Call HA 17-6662. ONE GIRL OFFICE—NO DIC Some typing. Experienced pho: dling. Salary and age open. vacation. Brunderman 2224 W. Lake Ave. 724-4556. NURSES AIDES NEEDED FOR PRESBYTE home. All shifts, 5 day week, o meal furnished. Call 492-2906 or in person, 3131 Simpson, Evanston. — RESERVATIONS Mo. $390 6028 ! MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT Dempster COMMERCIAL ART PRODUCTION TO assist in general production work. Some experience with keyline and paste bt for printing, but not essential. Full or part-time. Nathan Rubel ai 466 Central Av., Northfield, 446- NORTH EVANSTON. AM erator can make $200 a week FOR north shore physician’s office. Position requires excellent typing and clerical skills, special aptitude for figures, and accuracy in_ handling = Permanent. Age 23-35. Call HI 6-61 WAITRESS FOR PRIVATE DIN. ton, Exc. eg young woman, high fringe benefits. Call nel. wants days = EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Call_ Wally. BOULEVARD. EVANSTO: og SERVICE Ist Nat’l Bk. Bldg. WAITRESSES FOR HIGH CLASS restaurant. Full or part-time. Good tipping. Hours: Luncheon, 10:30 - 2:30. Dinner 4:30-8:30. Must be neat. Paid vacation. John Evans Restaurant, 1639 enter. Call for interview, UN 9- $600 PARENTS a week. Free MISS PAIGE Dempster and 966-0700 FOR PRIVATE LABORATORY PATHOLOGY. ASSOCIATES 636 CHURCH ST., EVANSTON 328-6615 JUNE GRAD Light Typing, $425 Mo. Free MISS PAIGE Dempster whe sesh c 7 966-0700 CAPABLE WOMAN OR NURSE FOR pediatric office. Ability to meet the public, make appointments, aid the doctors, order supplies. Will train, good salary. Air cond., pleasant offices. Car nec. Apply VE 5-2650. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff day camp work. 3 f ie half days. Call Mr. Clarknee: after 6 p.m. June 19-Aug.1 F.C. BOOKKEEPER Ee ROTH ton Salary to $130 per week. Balance. Some payroll. Call BOULEVARD EVANSTONE No ist Nat’l Bank Bidg. DA 8- Fee DENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced for modern dental in Old Orchard. No Saturday hours. Light typing. open. Call OR 4-5225 SALAD LADY WANTED A, Experience not necessary will train. 5 to 10:30 eves. 'For interview phone 446-_ 4376 or apply in person, Willow Inn TEN 1622 Willow WOMEN Rd., Northfield. WANTED time work from home, National Advertising Studio Girl Cosmetics. wknds. FOR SPA satisfactory. 869-2327. PART-TIME with some — MATURE W office exp. for var interesting work in octor’s office in Winnetka. HI 6-6600 for interview PART TIME SECRETARIAL | AND general agency. office work Experience RECEPTIONIST Winnetka Real typing, filing. surroundings Call Mr. Daily in an — helpful . TO START Estate Jr. HI NOW Office. Bright F Li and _ pleasai 6-4700 SALAD GIRL, EXP., FULL OR The part-time, New kegan Arc Road, Waitresses exc. salary, Restaurant, Glenview. car nec, 1813 Wau- 724-7600. fe also needed, exc. earnings. © ¢ SECRETARY ae BE ACCURATE, able — assume _ responsibility, expe helpful but not necessary, exce transportation. 869-3001. DENTAL ASSISTANT EXPERIENCE DESIRABLE BUT | necessary. Salary commensurate ability. Call 475-6774. CAREER College MINDED?? NEED M girls—housewives—earn $3.00 per hour—sell Avon Cosmeti new North Shore territories. 965to 4 p.m. after 5:30 40 HR. APPLY PLACEMENT Bookkeeper-Receptionist 6028 j P.E. OR RECREATION Experience required ON tennis and recta summer 966-0700 GENERAL OFFICE No. Steno. $433 Mo. Free MISS PAIGE Dempster busin can be arrar commission. 5 day week. Call GR 5-1718 WOMAN: graduate. swimming, PLACEMENT SECRETARY—TYPIST Busy public accounting office needs 2nd girl. Permanent full time position but part-time considered. Statistical typing experience helpful. Call 869-1424. 6028 into Hours BEAUTY. OPERATOR MUST SECY Mo. SECRETARY back necessary. Some shorthand. sCentral location in Evanston. UN 4-2422. 3 ILLINOIS CHILDREN’S HOME AND Aid society needs foster parents to care for babies and children. Agency pars for complete care. Call Homeinding, WHitehall 4-3313. WOMAN TO RUN -HOSPITAL SNACK Shop. 9 a.m.—5 p.m. 5 days week. Simple menu of salads and_sandwiches. Will be trained on job. Prefer ares under 50. Call 724-3699 or 724- EXECUTIVE get Good transportation. ing executive office. Wacker Dr. or FR 2-0989. Club, STOCK GIRL Work at Minna Hart in a_ nice environment. There is an excellent salary for a five day week and no nights. MINNA HART Winnetka 580 Lincoln Av. FOSTER LADY to MENT RM. IN EVANSopportunity for pay and unusual DA 8-3042 person- P. = RETIRED CLERK-TYPIST : 1111 WORK IN ONE GIRL WANTED TO rl office in Glencoe this summer. leasant challenging work. Air-cond. Exc. transp. No Sat. Must be at least a college freshman able to work from mid June until Labor Day. Write full particulars to T-121, Box 60, Wilmette. 6028 GR 6028 vacation, PERSONNEL “a Bacay bg EVANston. Salary $450. Details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYFg A DA 8-7171. No Fee. Ist Nat’l dg. RECEPTIONIST REAL ESTATE OFFICE. TYPING and shorthand required, bookkeeping experience helpful. C PRESSER PERMANENT. 5 DAY. 3742 HOUR vr Uniforms and meal ‘furnished. Apply in person, Presbyterian Home, 3131 ge eal St., Evanston, or cali 492-2906. PART-TIME Here’s the perfect place for you to brush up on your skill while earning good money. Prestige office, Downtown Evanston. Dorothy Parks Placement, 627 Grove, 328-7622. McGUIRE and Professional SECRETARY TO POLICE OFFICIAL Light Shorthand. Mature. Salary High with rapid increases. Private office ‘North suburbs. Call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT Ist Nat’] Bk. Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee D-616. Ask for Wally. SERVICE 1618 MCGUIRE 6301 Lincoln Av. Morton Grove 965-4700 367-6900 An Equal Opportunity Employer 274-8100 employer. CLIFF ean find a position for you . Well paying . Suited to your skills. . Interesting . Conveniently located a OUR RAPID EXPANSION HAS CREated several interesting additions to our staff for experienced figure clerks. Good starting salaries and excellent opportunities for advancement. We have openings in the following areas: BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. NEW LOCAL switchboard. salary. FREE Bek. 1 Howard Street An equal opportunity RECEPTION FIGURE CLERKS you have |-2 years keyching experience and looky for a good steady position th a future, this may be for bu. New modern office, betr than average company nefits, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day Sedase Business and Professional Business and Professional ‘Gaal ‘and Professional Ben Franklin, view. p.m. wu 7 256-4215 FULL TIME NO NIGHT WORK IN PERSON 1736 oh Glenview Rd. cien- SALES—EXPERIENCED Excellent opportunity for neat woman in our Wilmette studio. MOFFETT STUDIOS. 30 S. Michigan Av., Chicago RECEPTIONIST—‘‘GIRL FRIDAY” For Doctor’s office in Ravinia. _ Hours: 11 to 7. 5 days incl. oR x Call 433-3460. STENOGRAPHER — typist for 1 girl CPA otis at 2 Riverside Plaza (connected witl C&NW Ry. terminal). Phone 332-0496. Experienced or Will Train | NIGHT CALL AND DAY OPERATORS. DA 8-5510 OR OR 6-3050 Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classified — — 9 �a ring ts eb ng. ca Ss GLENVIEW. SOME JIM, Skokie Employment N. Lincoln OR 5-2300. No GAL FRIDAY Office at FOR 5875 SMALL N. Lincoln, : . Previous office experience cessary. Hrs. 9-5. Good salary. Call Landscaping - Rock Gardens TYPIST-CLERK oe other banetite. Mrs. 24-3880. OR PART-TIME, SLL 7 ‘Today NIGHTS FRIDAY can by your lucky day. I’m er moving out of town, and u may have the job I would like to . Call Betty in Glenview. 729-3100. GLENVIEW OFFICE SALARY . No Shorthand. Good hours. Call EVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYn DA 8-7171. No Fee. Service ist t’l Bank Bldg. SENERAL OFFICE WORK BOOK- keeping dept. Machine operated. nee preferred but will train. Glencoe National Bank Mr. Schinler Ex- GENERAL OFFICE - LIGHT TYPING. FULL TIME. COUNSELORS, office. ASSISTANT yu) ors, craft director, 18 or over, af for Winnetka Northfield Girl Scout Day Camp to be held during une and July. Call HI 6-1800. | PERSONAL SECRETARY NO FEE TO issociation director. A sense of needed. neg! Salary $450 t 1 $550. Evans Personnel, 1609 pty UN 9-3160. _TYPING NO FEE Research. Compiling data from ter output. Varied. Salary in . Evans Personnel 1609 Maple 9-3160. EC TARY, 1 GIRL forth Evanston. OFFICE IN Position open June 15 r woman with good typing skills, some shorthand and light bookkeep- ing. Salary open. Phone 869-7740. PE RIENCED BOOKKEEPER for accounting work in archiral office. Excellent working nditions, opportunity for advancement. Reply to 272-4310. REGISTERED FULL OR NURSES PART-TIME, . _ Modern nursing home in Northbrook. r. Rischard VE 5-4200 WAITRESSES WANTED _ Good pay rut tips. See or phone: NICHOLS - 718 Church St., Evanston, GR : GENERAL 5-9450 CLERICAL _. Typing and shorthand necessary. Insurance office, Morton Grove. Salopen. Phone OR 965-2230 PART-TIME Mr. Lewis. WOMAN FOR or’s office. General office work d bookkeeping. Call 432-9423 1 to 4 MAN CAB DRIVERS WANTED OR PART-TIME. DAYS OR NDS. EXCELLENT INCOME. ; ape 8015 Lawndale, Skokie. SA EXPERIENCED; EXCELTe * opportunity for neat woman in a, gur Wilmette studio. Apply Moffett dio, 30 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago. Hair Stylist Wanted OR PART 2ark salon. TIME ID 2-0433. IN HIGHLAND D: COOK’S TRAINEE. FINE s. Good opportunity to earn while benvelage, eg uire good personal referll 724 -0302 for appt. Feolent Opportunity With ‘B UTY COUNSELORS.” eall PArk ACCOUNTING For inter- 9-1566. CLERKS $400 Several to work in many depts. OWARD EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Howard, Evanston 475-1800 ee SHORT ORDER COOK, PART-TIME full, evenings, for 3 Madina, Northbrook. the Caravel 272-4358 ENTAL CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT : a. rienced Salary not necessary. 5 open. 729-2233 BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST Friendly working conditions. rman-Karlin Insurance re _ Waukegan Av., Highwood. day 424 CLERICAL OR SECRETARIAL ‘Full or part-time ib No drinkers, nor smokers need apply. Call UN 4- 1396, Mrs. Nielsen WOMEN TO SUPERVISE DAY CAMP lunch room. No cooking or experience required. June 26th to August 18th. Call OR 5-5243. PART-TIME make sary. GIRL AFTERNOONS cookies. Cole’s No FOR ering. EVANSTON sales. OR Part-time. in 1710 MAIL FOR :i 475-1800 | 108 Help Wanted—Women Household Housekeeper Executive Glencoe family needs an experienced housekeeper. General housework. Will have own room in lovely home. Salary $65 per week. References required. Call Mr. Fundheller at FI 56300 or ES 9-3700 ext. 248. LADY TO DO GENERAL HOUSEeclaaning for father and grown son, 1 day a week. Fri. preferred. Small mod. 5-rm. ranch-style house. Must have own transp. We are located nr. Waukegan and Lake in Glenview. Prefer someone who lives in Glenview area. Will pay = wages to capable person. PArk 9-1645. WANTED PLEASANT, CAPABLE WOMAN Genl. housework; Wed., Fri., Adult family; light laundry; no cooking; must have references. Evanston/North Shore area only. VE 5-0432 DESPARATE! $70 TO $90 PER WEEK depending upon experience and whether live in or go. Professional couple in E. Wilmette near ‘‘L’’ need housekeeper or mothers helper for. handicapped child 8 and a 2 year old. Long term position. ALpine 1-7221. Kindly CLEANING 3 bus to door. Call DA 8-8700. Evanston Review Depend. Cleaning Woman FOR aut FAMILY. 8 HOURS Thurs. or Fri. AL 1-2313. CLEANING WOMAN TO DO LIGHT housework, every other Saturday. a 00 an hour. References. No laundry. all 922-2544 from 9 to 4, 5 days. HOUSEKEEPER TO LIVE IN. GENeral housework and cooking for 1 adult. Modern apt. Recent references. Write T-116, Box 60, Wilmette, Il. SITTER WANTED FOR INFANT: 5 be oy per week; 8:30 to 5:30. Call 864EASY 8:30 peng WOMAN FOR apt. 1 day per CLEANING SMALL week every other week, seme ironing. Wilmette. AL 1-3755. EXPERIENCED WOMAN: 2 ADULTS; own rm., TV; cleaning and cooking; 5 day week. ae. have a GENERAL HOUSEWORK: TUESDAYS and Fridays only; own transportation desirable; references required. Call eves. or Sat. and Sun. 432-4253. CLEANING WOMAN WANTED FOR Thursdays. If you take pride in your work and have recent references call 433-2846, Highland Park. Top wages. GENERAL HOUSEWORK Thursday or Friday. Prefer own transportation. References required. Call 823-6268. MOTHER’S HELPER, MUST HAVE driver’s license, June 19 to Aug. 11, 3 days, 2 evenings per week. Call R 5-1320 SUMMER GIRL WANTED 5 week. Will discuss hours and 724-1752 DAYS wages. A MOTHER’S HELPER FOR SUMMER 5 day week. Salary according to exp. Need sitter for 2 yr. old after school starting now. 256-0807 after 6. IRONING: MUST DO experienced, North Tuesday or sis GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK Fridays. Experienced in serving dinner parties. References required. PArk 4-5077. WOMAN WANTED FOR BABY SITting, light cleaning and ironing several mornings and evenings. REFER- ENCES OR 5-4385 CLEANING WOMAN 12 DAY light housework; recent required. Call 446-4174. A WEEK; references WOMEN TO WORK IN BOOK BINDery full or part-time. Educational Bindery, 1126 South Boulevard, Evans: ton. UN 4-4017 HOUSEKEEPER FOR WIDOW. LIVEin, light cooking, small home, near train, references. ID 2-5557 or ID 28284 or office VE 5-0236. TOP SALARY FOR WOMAN TO DO light housekeeping and child care. Sat. morning to Sunday night. Call HIIlcrest 6-0730. 108A Help Wanted Baby Sitters BABYSITTER TO, WATCH 215 YEAR old boy 9-12 a.m: and/or 3-6 p.m. Age and experience not important, must be dependable. 50c an hr. start now. 9200 block Springfield Ave., SkokieEvanston. 679-0109. 110 Help RELIABLE GIRL FOR WEEK-END mother’s helper to look after children and help w/meals. Fri. through Sat. evenings. Call CRestwood 2-4317. Wanted—Men Business and Professional TECHNICIANS IF AMERICAN serving YOU! start $12,5 Hydraulic eng. start Valve & pressure eng. Plant eng. exp. req. Lab supv., hydraulics Ind. Eng. Sales engineer, Deg. no req. Design draftsman Machine designer Draftsman, Some pneumatics Tool designer O.T. plus Sev. mech. draftsmen Draftsman, electro-mech. Jr. draftsman Mechanical technician EXECUTIVE SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER 360 machine exp. req. Ass’t. Comptroller Financial analyst General accountant Cost accountant 5 Foremen. Waukegan area Ind. Sales, North terr. com. plus Traveling auditor Tax and insurance clerk Cost clerk Records superv. inventory cont. Gen. office ass’t., some acct’g Bank tellers Order clerk, some typing 13,0 13,0 TRAINEES Sales, no suburb terr. Sales, industrial controls Jr. time study Sales promotion—car furn. Order Trainee ORCHARD, SKOKI SUITE 226 IN THE NEW Westmoreland Bldg. ORchard 9-1 142 and 1737 HOWARD ST. T THE “L’’ IN THE NORTH SHORE BANK BUILDING Free parking in bank tenant lot AMbassador 2-1 142 PART-TIME 6 P.M. TIL 10 P.M. INCREASED WORK LOAD IN O print shop has created the need fo permanent part-time multilith ope tor. KLEINSCHMIDT SCM CORP. Lake Evanston BR 3-2155 WE NEED A YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST in our eng dept. You will have to fill orders dress packages, comne bills of lading and load trucks. his is a 8 to 4:30, 5 day per week job. Contact Mr. Wallace at Walpak Co., 1739 Harding Rd., Northfield. Phone 446-8470. An equal opportunity employer. NO MORE DROP-OUTS. WILL PAY more for mature men. Light factory (woodworking). Call Glenview, 729-3100 COLLEGE TO DIV. Murphy EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Cook Rd. An Equal Opportunity Deerfi¢ Employer AUTO SERVICEMAN PERMANENT position. a required. $447- CIVIL SERVICE station experieé CITY OF EVANSTON GR 5-3100 Wanted at information DISHWASHER the Willow Inn call PA 4-5100. W. LEVEL $5,000-10,000 If you have a degree or at least 2 years of college and equivalent business experience, you qualify for our ‘‘Selective Placement Service’’ in which we service only those positions from $5-10,000. SALES TRAINEE $6,000 1401 PROGMR plus comm., sirable. 360 some college de- CREDIT TRAINEE $550 College grad. International JR. DRAFT. 1 yr. electrical Draft exempt, counting. firm. $1 10-$130 and machine. . JR. ACCOUNT. some .$125 college ac- on $10,400 order. IBM aio leading Tab console operator, company. Advance schooling. PRODUC. CONTROL Top manufacturer beginner. will Local Manufacturer. CLAIMS Industrial ence. Plus car and expenses. perience necessary. supplies. No experi- train ACCOUNT. . . .$9,000 SALES CORRSPNDT. ADJUSTOR No ex- Murphy EMPLOYMENT 1612 * Northbrook Star * Highland Lake Forest-Lake 9-9000 College Students Avenue, FREE At North End of West Parking Lot We have a management training program, 2nd shift, designed to give you a solid training program, while po aaa towards your degree. NO 1612 Chicago UN 9-9510 100% PROCESS ENG. Design and Test. M.E. on Chem. Eng. PHOTOCOPY UN IN TECHNICAL OLD Dempster AFTERthrough BABY SITTER NEEDED FOR GIRL 8 and boy 5. Working mother (nights). Live-in. Meals, room and small salary. Call 256- 1265. ALL - BABY SITTER WANTED FOR SMALL baby in Riverwoods, prefer own transportation. One day a week, every other Saturday. WI 5-1943. and The Village Lamplighter, SPECIALIZING EXCELLENT SALAR EXCELLENT WORKING CoNDrrions . PROMOTION MANY BENEFITS 2100 Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago’s Loop SUBURBAN AND FAR NORTH POSITIONS YOU ARE ELECTRO-MECHANically inclined and interested in using your knowledge, ability and initiative in this field, we have the perfect position for you. Our Engineerin Dept. is seeking individuals to Bee in the development and building of models ef our office equipment. HIGH. SCHOOL OR COLLEGE GIRL wanted for summer to help mother w/4 little girls. Live-in. Private room and bath. Highland Park. 432-0684. * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements The ENGINEERING BABY SITTER WANTED, TEEN O.K 2 vr. old boy, Steady. 2 to 3 davs ner week, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Northbrook east area. Start July ist. Your home ocr mine. 724-0726. REGULAR BABY SITTING 2 noons per week from June August. Call 328-3234. Wanted—Women Industrial CLEANING WOMAN 2 days a week in modern ranch home with no children for general cleaning. Call 679-1946 or LI 9-0297. WOMAN WANTED FOR LIGHT housework and ironing, Thursday, . Friday and Saturday. 2 children. Live in ries 3 days; $50. Call after 6; 272- Help FULL OR PART-TIME Women for light, clean assembly work. Call Don Corson, 272-7810 HUBBARD SCIENTIFIC 2855 Shermer Rd. Northbrook DEPENDABLE day, $6.00 plus LOVELY HOME FOR THE RIGHT lady. Light housework, plain cooking. 5 yr. old girl and collie dog. Live in, own room and TV. Experience and refs. req. Call OR 4-0333. EXP. WOMAN, THOROUGH; RELIable; gen. cleaning; some ironing; 2 days a week; small, modern, wellie home; refs. req. UN 4-2576 after 2m: 109 HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED IMMEDIately; live-in preferred; own room; 5 day week. 256-2464 after 5 p.m. WOMAN WANTED FOR DAY WORK 3 days per week in Glenview. Near Glenview Community Church. Call PArk 4-4728. OLDER WOMAN. LIVE-IN. OWN room and TV in exchange for doing dishes. Small wages. Glencoe home. Call 835-0855. Hillcrest 6-1047. MOTHER’S HELPER FOR SUMMER Junior or Senior preferred, avail. days and eves. Hours to be arranged. Vicinity Junior High. Call 272-6732. WHITE SHIRTS, Shore reference, SUMMER STUDENT TO LIVE-IN, GO to school days, baby sitting nights. Other light duties. os room and desk, near bus. AL 6-0715 ST. MOTHER’S HELPER WANTED. Age 17-45. Weekdays 1 till 5. Heip with infant and 4 yr. old. Light cleaning. Call DA 8-9546 in Evanston. AND light Own PART-TIME: LIVE-IN; COOK DINner, spend_night, leave after your breakfast. Possible further housework and salary subject to negotiation. Small town house in Winnetka. One person. Write T-128, Box 60, Wilmette. LINDGREN EMP. AGENCY NO FEE. REFERENCES REQUIRED Cooks, ae ONS Seconds MOTHER’S HELPER 3 AFTERNOONS per week during oe oe 1 to 6. $12. North Evanston. DA 8-8449 RELIABLE MIDDLE AGE WOMAN for General Housework. 2 adults. Good ase cooking. No laundry. Stay in. eferences. AL 1-0288. EXPERIENCED AND woman to iron 4% carfare. GR 5-5698. BABY SITTING, 7 A.M. TO a.m., 3 days a week. $2.00 a day. ay Noyes and Ridge, Evanston. Call HIGH SCHOOL GIRL FOR BABY sitting. Every Saturday night plus one day a week during summer vacation. Call 256-4377. NORTHBROOK-CLEANING WOMAN, New, small home. Adult family. Wednesday or Thursday. $2.00 an hr. for 6 hrs. CRestwood 2-0652. LIVE-IN, GENERAL HOUSEWORK, must have good” references. Good salary. ID 3-0070 HOUSEKEEPER. WIDOWER young son need help. Cooking, housework. Live-in or 5 days. room. 251-8943 after 6:30 p.m. WAROUART WOULD LIKE TO FIND RELIABLE lady under 55 to do _ occasional daytime and evening sitting. 5 chilome must have exp. $1.00 hr. 256- CLEANING WOMAN 1 DAY A WK. (your choice). Current work references. Reliable and experienced only, Walk to No. 1 bus or L. GR 5-4053. COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER FOR elderly couple, live in, convenient apt. near stores and transp. Call AL 1-2422. GENERAL HOUSECLEANING AND laundry in Winnetka, $30 for 2 days a week, includes own transp. Start middle of June. Must be exc. ironer. Refs. Call 446-5299. ED to sit fall time during | woman CAPABLE, PLEASANT WOMAN FOR child care and light housekeeping 3 days, 2 nights, or live-in. Refs. ' Call AL 6-1039 WANTED: PLEASANT, RELIABLE woman to clean, 1 or 2 days a week; 2 adults; small home. Must have good references and own transp. ‘op salary. Call HI 6-7279 EXP. WOMAN W/REFS. AS GENERal housekeeper who is neat, dependable and can work on her own. Exc. conds. in small Lincolnwood home w/3 working adults only. 4 or 5 half days wkly. 236-7858 aft. OR 4-4876. COOK, MUST BE EXPERIENCED. For 1 lady, children visit occasionally, must like pets. Top wages. Own rm. and bath, live-in. 510A Ridge Road, Wilmette. 256-3164. CoO. Weekends. GENERAL Classified CLERK-TYPISTS $390 40 wpm—Stencils—Cards—Statistics HOWARD EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 307 Howard, Evanston CANDY until ‘ and seyngry. 5 days per week. Pioneer ace, Pioneer road and Grant St. number WAITRESSES—SOME EXP. FULL time and part-time. Uniforms furnished. Own transportation. Call Mrs. Welch, 272-0272. AND time ‘person, Varsity Theater. Sherman Av., Evanston. FOR PARK RIDGE EYE PHYSICIAN needs part or full time _ reliable woman, preferably nurse, willing to learn. 823-2129. EXPERIENCED WOMAN FOR GEN. housework and cooking for 1 adult in modern apt. 3 days—noon through dinner. Recent references. Write T116. Box 60, Wilmette, Il. TYPING Full AWNING WOMAN neces- call 674-1350. August, Call UN 4-4520. RL TO experience Bakery, NEEDED telephone trans. Call Mr, Williams PA 4-9723 8161 ELM 433-4720 or 272-4138 WAITRESSES WANTED DAYS. FULL OR PART-TIME Excellent salary plus tips. Must have 835-2800 mall general contractor’s jorthfield. FLanders 9-0093. AID 234-7134 Fehi- r week for Telephone Answering srvice, 12:30 to 8:30 a.m. Good aking voice, alert, no experience ., no limit on age. YO 6-6223. GIRL WANTED-DENTAL ASSISTANT Full or part-time for Glenview office. Exp. desirable but not necessary. We will train you for an _ interesting career. 724-6343 for interview appt. Mature summer, part-time school months. Children 16 and 12. Central Glencoe. Call 835-1871 TEEN-AGE GIRL TO LOOK AFTER 2 girls age 9 and 7 Tuesday and Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. during summer, vicinity Thornwood and Ridge, Wilmette. Call 251-6517. ~I0O 69 LO 6 RECEP DESPERATEL INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK for prestige mopar? car parts dept. E24 ae * required. Good starting salary and fringe benefits. 35 hr. wee Porsche of America Corp. 272-3943. D2 GH i -Br 4 Business and Professional et AAARA MAI aI 25 oo DOD ‘ -107 Bluff Chicago Ave., SERVICE Evanston Park Herald * Deerfield Villager « Highwood Herald UN 9-9510 BR 3-2155 May 18, 196 �Business and Professional G. D. Searle & Co. PARKER TRAINEES MULTILITH TO Young men with high school or some college training will find these handpicked training programs the stepping stone to a career in management. E TO WRITE. ~ 0-$750 FREE Some college qualifies you for this exceptional opportunity with one of the country’s fastest growing companies. Their exceptional training lg, ee will give you the broad basic ackground to move ahead rapidly in customer relations. Your first assignment will be answering customer and sales reps questions concerning company policy and procedure. From ere you move up at your own pace. remendous company benefits. compensation plans to give you the broadest exposure possible to personnel administration functions. This sound background experience will be used to your advantage with this expanding company. Any previous experience is helpful but not necessary for success. This company will also pay you to continue your schooling. Call today. EXPEDITOR TRAINEE START AT $3.00 HR. Your training starts in the production control dept. where you will be looking for production ‘‘BOTTLENECKS” and effective ways to correct Se. No previous experience. NO You’ll MATH train to MAJOR HIGH program I.B.M.—$160 WEEK STYMIED WHERE YOU ARE NOW? MOVE UP TO PROGRAMMING My client will train you to program B.M.’s new 360 model 40. Your ee Be here will be exceptional. It’s all geared to develop your potential. You go to school at full salary. You will also attend in company seminars designed to develop your potential. No previous programming experience required. NO E. call Today STAFF ACCOUNTANT-$750 Public or corporate accounting experience required. Potential to controller. Profit sharing. NO FEE SMALL LOAN EXPERIENCE? MOVE UP TO BANK CREDIT $8,400-$10,000 If you think your lack of education is hurting your advancement potential— forget it! Here is the opportunity of a lifetime. Some experience in small loan will start you: with one of icago’s leading financial institutions. Your eagerness to learn will pay handsome dividends in unlimited advancement potential. Excellent co. benefits include profit sharing and complete insurance. Don’t wait. PERSONNEL TRAINEE F FREE This position leads to mgmt.! Our client is one of the world’s largest co’s. It has the most professional training program available to date. You will be trained in all areas of personnel that lead to mgmt. . recruiting, testing, selecting, benefits, salary, and safety program administration. The purpose of this highly extensive training is to give you broad exposure to develop your full potential. Excellent career growth, Full benefits. 18, (1967 EVANSTON 50 TO the RAPID UNIFORMS HELP SOME ID PROGRESSION — LOW small good Shore’s established FREE PRICED Pleasant CAFE- people TERIA WITH FREE MILK AND COFFEE AT LUNCH — SPOTLESSLY CLEAN. UNCROWDED WORK AREAS — NO LAYOFFS IN OUR HISTORY — PLUS THE MOST LIBERAL OF FRINGE BENEFITS. ashtee CALL and Saturday interviews Appointment) AN Opportunity in the of Cost TO small, 8:15 a.m. An SHIP, records general 1812 Flexible to 5 SERVICE generous Ave., every expense book store. in our Liberal small benefit DESK OPPORTUNITY FOR MAN WITH some college, preferably accounting to learn the photographic supply business. Good chance for right man with a fine old firm. Loop area near stations. Call 372-5422. PIZZA MAN, EXPERIENCED, nights. Above average wages for the right man, Evanston. 328-7800 after 4 p.m. EXPERIENCED DRIVER, GOOD working conditions. North Shore Florist VE 5-0609 LYTTON'S EVANSTON Full time Clothing salesmen and Men's furnishings salesmen Many fringe benefits Excellent profit sharing plan Fine Insurance program Excellent salary arrangements Personal clothing discounts very lenient Five day week, 40 hours Advancement for ambitious man See Mr. John W. Swanson, Manager EVANSTON and Sherman Co., NORELCO resume to J. W. Tr. Sal., AMERICAN JUNIOR An or soliciting. mailman; per hour. of equal the opportunity your choice awarded other benefits. If you enced, we will train BOY Willow Inn information Blvd. no A Northbrook, to Mr. Professional. TRAFFIC MEN have an MEN MEN excellent | openin suburban area fora with experience functions: piggy-back rates, Shay etc. There : potential to advance mia Salary $125-$160 or more dep qualifications. Inquire at CLIFF CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERV No Fee. Hours 9-5 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., MULTILITH OPERATOR for a man with printing ex 1250WL offset mnealtilith, oe anston publishing order supplies, print, cut, fold, negatives, and make masters. good salary and benef. in busy E office. Mr. Rodney 475- 4397 An equal pond ILLMAN permanent — position smaller loop CPA firm, s better than the going rate, forward to rapid advance partnership resume. status, send m Cohen, 112 | EVENINGS, Club W. in Glenview. call PA 4-5100 For Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield pe _and The Village Lamplighter,se serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff L Wilmette. ie HI-Fl MUSIC AGGRESSIVE perience, SALES SOME RETAIL background fe) or tunit inte man reat.” Galber’ DUM DeEMeiE over 22. Call CE 4-0658 OPTICAL APPRENTICE LEARN A RESPECTED TRADE. cellent benefits. House of Vision, Ridge, Evanston. 869-5110. INSTITUTIONAL SALES Car, expenses, —, Territory MURPHY base $575 presently and earnin EMPLOYMENT Evanston GROCERY EXPERIENCED; CLERK GOOD many benefits. “Apply Varveris. SALA in person to 1559 SHERMAN AV., EVANSTON CIRCULATION MGR.= ASSISTANT. Unusual opportunity advancement MR. LD SGORMAN ges Bar employer. ACCOUNTANT : IF YOU HAVE PREFERENCE aeGE YOUNG 6 p.m. WANTED are you. Preston Tech. Abstracts Co. BOOKKEEPER-OFFICE MANAGER Close books, end of month statements, costs, time study, payroll. Small office, new lant. All benefits. Northbrook area. all days, 272-2990 BUS ye: as Caddy Master or Mr. Jack F Se gg years man for full time work in Apply in and Agen Ngge' big ig y in pereen. only. See Mr. Ive ORTHWESTERN STUDENT: CO-OP 17126 Orrington Av. Evanston GR every Green Acres Country Club, 916 1612 Chicago, GOOD SALARY. APPLY .m, Peacock’s Dairy heridan Rd., Wilmette. 1 participating in a healthy pastime. Year-end bonuses, and | We FIRM most deserving caddies. Play magnificent golf course, north 30-40) COMMERCIAL ART PRODUCTION TO assist in general production work. Some experience with keyline and paste | for printing, but not essential. Full or part-time. Nathan Rubel sae 466 Central Av., Northfield, 446- after employ Shore’s TRAFFIC TRAFFIC CLEANING HELP—FULL OR PARTtime. Experienced cleaning help desired. Work evenings in EvanstonSkokie area. Earn $40 to $100 r week—every week. Must be reliable and willing. Call 252-2346 between 3 and 6 p.m. or 446-8176 at: North PARTS NEEDS s golf clubs. A chance to obtai nine college Scholarships to Rd., 9-9000 EXPERIENCED CAMERA SALESMAN at least 3 years sapenenee in camera shop or camera ept. Knowledge of My 2 recorders helpful. Will pay top ary to Sheree person. Apply for appt. GR 5-1600, Mr. Loewensteiner, Poe’s Camera Co., 616 Davis, Evanston. STORE Work 40 White CADDIES MALES MALES AN EXCITING OPPORTUNITY! PLUS A SUMMER IN THE SUN. SUMMER COUNSELORS JOBS College freshman and u JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER Of Niles Township, June 26-August 18 Call aah olender R 4-8910 COLLEGE <8 AN OPPORTUNITY OF A LI Wanted young men to ‘“‘caddy BASED ENGINEERING McCormick Skokie, Il. 676-9600 selling }-2 Illinois State Emingenee 1572 Maple, Evanston, Job experience desirable but not necessary. Limited travel will be required to assist COr p field. 8214 No to that of week—$1.75 representative DRAFTSMAN SMALL BR tie required. Work available ately. Report 8:30 a.m. daily to INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK These are permanent positions and we will train if necessary. Good starting salary with opportunity for advancement with many company benefits. MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA INC. 1500 Skokie Blvd., Northbrook 272-5880 An Equal Opportunity Employer FOR SERVI Avenue NEEDS | II. UN AUTOMOTIVE ex PROCTER AND GA PHOTOCOPY Dempster ex Bonus, EMPLOYMENT 1612 Cveaee UN 9-9510 Inc. in attractive suburban setting is seeking an individual interested in Cost Accounting. At least one year cost experience necessary. Degree not required. Diversified work. You’ll be working with our top accountants and Dept. managers. Excellent starting salary, unusual fringes. Call or apply. 2100 draft Murp Cost Accountant COMPANY avera are If you can’t come in _ 3 please register by phone. 3 Streidl, Chicago Av., Evanston, or call 869-2300 Above Sal. and ex Investigator IMMEDIATE Paes IN OUR PARTS DEPOTF STOCKROOM CLERK NCRTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Chicago Av. 492-7608 An Equal Opportunity Employer PRICING Philips who Sales Tr. 2 years of college or associate degree, plus 2 years experience in engineering and-or architectural drafting. Acceptable pre-employment tests and references. Evanston BR 3-2155 AND MAINTAIN and to help with maintenance American INTERNATIONAL STORE RECEIVE on books re- Small, friendly office, new corporate engineering staff. Variety of projects will give you excellent opportunity for personal challenge and _ professional rowth. $550 to $700 per month with ine fringe program. 1632 raises will grads now have the hoe wig, 4 eee the training programs. Sa no lower than $425 and go $500, without beng seas oA have listed a few exam Pharm. Sales Tr. Finance Tr. Engin. Tr ul] 5225 WEST TOUHY AV. SKOKIE, ILLINOIS STREY with trainees CALL HAS a client companies s trainees. school ceive job training. Present personnel average over $10,000. Excellent opportunity for advancement. AAAI leader in industry. Phone for appt. 673-1783, ask for Jim Feeley Send Northbrook. $468 college Packaging Corp. of America TRAINEE and ORDER Parkway, Skokie, Ill. 60076 OR 3-3200 Opportunity Employer Church work ers, 2510 Green Bay Rd., Evanston. Equal LYTTON'S, to EXP. TRUCK DRIVERS AND HELPers for moving company. Pref. married men bet. 22 and 42 yrs. old, living in Evanston or nearby. Good wages and steady work for those that quai, Also can use men on their ays off from their regular jobs—day work only. Apply in person, do not phone. Mr. Peterson, Peterson Mov- G. D. Searle & Co. Searle approach Rd. Chicago university program. Accountant office, & BOOK office experience in cost work. Call or Personnel 1612 9-9510 UN YOUNG MAN, HIGH SCHOOL GRADuate, with some college-level courses in cost accounting or who has had apply Northbrook. Murp EMPLOYMENT SERVICE intricate parts. Duties will include the complete responsibility of all new equipment design and development, modification to existing equipment, engineering cost analysis in the supervision of all equipment installation. For further information Call Mr. Pog Chicago, 774-7686 or Area 312- Assistant of office is Seeking Requirements are high school graduate with a mechanical aptitude that enjoys public contact work. Come in or register by phone. Employer assembly and with KOENIG, 272-0330 INTERVIEW salary 3allowance. . months EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO work into the position of Chief Engineer or Plant Engineer of a medium sized and rapidly expanding business. We are seeking a man who is both ambitious and creative and capable of assuming broad engineering responsibilities. Requirements include a mechanical engineering degree and experience with automatic assembly equipment, preferably E. FOR REP. Starting Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway | Skokie ORchard 3-3200 Equal low-pressure TECHNICAL by z An resident Waukegan ni Age firms Northbrook sales staff. KOENIG 1003 Mondays through Fridays rewards. progressive important. schedule. Aaa at Ng! Sang OFFICE :15 a.m. to 5 p.m (Evening SALES limitation. One of North most attractive new completing its SALARIES — monetary experience no THE DRAFT eral of our Ma- Engineering Draftsman EDENS EXEC. CENTER—WILMETTE 3-3580 ESTATE Dictation chine, requiring two additional salesmen. Experience pre- North OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT man to enjoy interesting activity with experience STARTING of An Equal Opportunity Employer THE of lots NORTHBROOK REAL WITH Farm shop 2396 Skokie Valley Rd. Highland Park, Illinois mechanical feeding Norelco ferred, but machine all benefits, no barrier. ATTENTION — High School Grads O'Brien Gear & Machine Co. ; animals. EXCELLENT — Top wages, overtime. Age CARETAKER AGE and helpful. No CLAIMS TRAINEE—$475—F REE No Exp. Needed. Car Furn. MARKETING TRAINEE $475-$525. Degree not ew Train in the area of radio and TV. fee. COLLEGE GRAD $100 Learn real estate management and lease negotiations with major firm. No experience necessary. FREE MANAGEMENT TRAINEE $475-$550. No previous experience NEEDED. Train in mgmt. NO FEE Parker Personnel TO laboratory do Inspectors (2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) (4) AIR LINE TRAINEES—$475 Operations, Scheduling, Reservations, ACCOUNTING TRAINEE—$700 orporate headquarters. Staff position. (3) FOOD SALES TRAINEES—$550 No exp. nec. Car and expenses furn. 600 DAVIS care and and on land asand electro- Familiar with regular gauges and blueprints. HANDLING Department. EDUCATION. blueprints Work from blueprints, sembly of mechanical mechanical components. OPERATOR knowledge from ‘Sales Opportunity We have opened a new office to handle the rapid growth of our Assembly Workers: TO desirable. ANIMAL computers. all 869-8600 SCHOOL chemical aptitude $675 Your next stop is in systems. previous experience needed. FREE Must work own set-ups. HELPER FOR MATERIALS packing in Shipping CHEMICAL MAN PERSONNEL TRAINEE ANY DEGREE $7,000-$8,000 FREE Have a sincere interest in people? Then this job is for you. You will be responsible for hiring the right person for the right job. You will also handle of the OPERATOR PACKER MAN and from Turret Lathe Opetarors: Milling Machine Operators: MAN WITH SOME EXPERIENCE do building maintenance painting. Call 869- 8600 operations. Who have own tools; work blueprints; and do own set- -ups. OPERATE OFFSET DUPLICATING machine to reproduce’ typewritten matter. Willing to train beginner. PAINTER'S expanding Skilled Mechanics Has Openings for Men in the Following Areas: HICAGOLAND'S FINEST CAREER CENTER several NEEDED Due " for s : due to rapid growt! te POSITION Excellent building, fine ditions. Write giving and telephone number. Box 60 Wilmette. PAPER CUTTER . — Herald NOW AND workin; qualifica Write FOLE needed by Evanst Cc mercial printer. Days. GR 36900, operator Classified _ ; �Help Wanted—Men , siness and Professional — Business and DESK CLERK PART-TIME, HOURS Saturdays 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday nights and national holiday — 10:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. Apply to Mr. Hughes, Y.M.C.A. 1000 Grove St. Evanston. GR 5-7400 LENT OPPORTUNITY FOR man to perform professional ting assignments and studies in 2as of taxes, budgets. governreports, financial statements, operty records. Should have a accounting and 2 to 3 yrs. ating e rable experience. of computer - PET SHOP TO Working operation is ‘Mrs. Crocker for appointment eaCOTT, FORESMAN 2 & CO. (CATIONAL PUBLISHERS BUS BE ts and irs ot or ABLE TO use READ inspections more location BLUE gauges. experience required. in Northbrook. 5 WE OFFER: d Working Conditions Group Life Insurance roup Hospitalization Insurance © Paid Vacations Paid Holidays Free Pension Plan illiam Morgan se Box 326, 1 at 272-7500 and/or Honeywell Easy¢coder Grocer EXPOSURE or IBM equipment. or Autocoder, IOCS potential in FU- UNUSUAL OFFERS OSITION expanding new C. Boyer _ 1920 869-2300. : aging Corp. of America Programmer-Analyst oe " r STOCK - $10,000 to $13,000 g ional office needs an experiprogrammer with systems exto s rvise new installation sting of tape oriented 3rd generaThis person also will qui er. to work with consultant in ling a new system for our : nization. 1€ = Interested persons may an interview by mailing a stating qualifications and ience to the address below. All ‘spondence will be completely dential, Illinois State Scholarship ission, Box 607, Deerfield, Ill. _ SALES OPPORTUNITY Auto MUST and | ROOK ELEMENTARY Ill. Hours, 12 noon to p.m. Monday Friday and from 7 til noon on ys durir g the time school is in gh n. Summer hours to be_ar2d. Please call Mr. Komen, CR 2- SAL - ~ ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES | active Real Estate salesman in ew-Northbrook-Deerfield areas. ber of Evanston N/S Board plus e sales and development nities. Call Louis Triebold. WOOD REALTY CO. CR 2-7300 okie Hwy., Northbrook PA 4-3294 SERVICEMAN ERIENCED OR WILL TRAIN. trically and mechanically inclineo Permanent position. Apply in mn. North Shore’ Refrigeration, 1 Simpson, Skokie. PAINTER ITUTION offers - and IN CENTRAL exc. unusual working fringe EVANS: cond., high benefits. Call DA 8-3042 personnel. ka PORTER WORK FOR RETAIL SHOE ull time. Y BERGER SHOE CENTER 5 W. Doraratat, Morton Grove ‘ O 5-7300 DENTS—H.S. ers OR IRIVER r FOR summer day Realsilk, SCHOOL camp. Part-time time. Must be over 21. Call OR — Classified Evanston Review Salesman EXPERIENCED, commission plan. SALARY Call Jerry 724-7350. AUTO PARTS COUNTER MAN WANTed. Must be exeriénced. Excellent salary. OR 5-8602, 3714 Dempster, Skokie. DAY CALL PORTER 967-8939 EXPEDITER TO RUN VAN LINE office in Evanston. Will train. Good pay and opportunity. Write T-122, Box 60, Wilmette, Il. TRUCK Full know after DRIVER TO WORK IN LAWNSHOP. PArk 4-4379. DELIVER PIZZAS or part-time. Top pay. Must Evanston area. Call 869-2800 1 p.m. DRIVER WANTED TO DRIVE FOR TAXI CAB SERVICE, 2521 GROSS POINT ROAD, EVANSTON 475-1004. Pizza Driver. Own DRAPweek to 112 Help | CAB DRIVERS WANTED, FULL OR PART-TIME. DAY OR NIGHT. EXCELLENT INCOME. APPLY: 8015 LAWNDALE, SKOKIE BOYS AS USHERS. PART-TIME hours. Minimum age 16. Kindly apply in person, VARSITY THEATER. 1710 Sherman Av., Evanston. CARPET CLEANER; ON LOCATION trainee, chance for advancement, permanent, 542 day week, $120. Call 328-9500 GIRL TO WORK IN DRY CLEANING store. Winnetka. Convenient to transp., experience preferred but not necessary. Call 446-1200. HAIR DRESSER Excellent salary and commission for new beauty shop in Deerfield. 945-5100 PART OR FULL TIME. ODD JOBS. Set your own hours. Phone 3288841—475-0743. Call 8-11 a.m. 15 rings. Addressograph typing IN or warm public ‘ NUMERIC Part-Time Factory ASSIST IN EQUIPMENT DESIGN AND modification. Create mechanical innomeer ga and assist in their development. Computer Operator SHOULD HAVE A BASIC KNOWLedge of auxiliary data process equipment. Willing to train an indi-_ vidual with high aptitude. Material Handlers EXCELLENT good working ence required. Operator Dictaphone Secretaries RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS FOR EXperienced secretaries in Administration, Sales Administration, and Customer Service Departments. Excellent opportunities for responsibility and challenge. Accounting Clerk GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR HIGH school grad, to learn accounting work. Varied, interesting duties which require an aptitude for figures, interest in details, and good typing ability. STARTING conditions, WAGE, experi- no AVON IS THE WORLD’S LARGEST manufacturer of quality cosmetics, come or call to let us tell you about these excellent job opportunities. CALL ROBERT JOHNSON YO 5-0700 CHGO. IR SUB. Products, 8-3500 Inc. 6901 Golf Road Morton Grove, Ill. PART TIME PERMANENT POSITION Advertising/Sales Promotion Clerk OPENING FOR A SHARP GAL WHO can devote approximately 24 hrs. per week between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.,, Monday through Friday, assisting creative people in busy Advertising Department. Responsibilities will include typing, distribution of literature and sample requests, and tabulation of promotion results. Specific days flexible, but ability to work regular schedule desirable. Will train fully. MANY BENEFITS INCLUDED IN ALL PART-TIME POSITIONS. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION 2020 RIDGE AVE. EVANSTON Ph. 864-6050, ext. 220 All Qualified Applicants Welcome R & D Technicians and Women 5 day week, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION 2020 RIDGE AV. Ph. EVANSTON 864-6050, All Qualified Help ext. Applicants 220 Welcome Wanted—Men—Industrial Experienced Men have High Graduates and Job Security learn Night a Skilled Shift. . . Polishers and RAPIDLY GROWING COMPANY needs lab technicians. Will be engaged in professional work of a non-routine character. Must have draft exempt status. Only one to three semesters of college chemistry and some lab experience is necessary. Tuition refund plan. An opportunity to work in an atmosphere of personal growth. Call 446-4000 or apply in person. CALL 446-4008 SATURDAYS Mon-Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. THE Permanent Full Time Positions Assemblers No WE HAVE 9 TO 3 PART-TIME WORK.» available in our Shippjng Department. No experience necessary. ORand good ACCURATE TYPING REQUIRED IN this position for person interested in details. Experience helpful, but we will train beginner. REALTY CO. Day VISITORS TO 2 YEARS ALPHA experience required. Warehousemen 729-0004 on DIRECT facilities. Keypunch Avon NEED RELIABLE PEOPLE FOR der filling, packing, shipping receiving. Clean warehouse; working conditions. FULL TIME PERSONNEL Excellent opportunity to earn above average income as associate of long esatbMshed real estate firm. Floor time, advertising and multiple listing service. Will train interested parties. School AND modern shorthand necessary, just a friendly personality. Previous contact work helpful. . GOOD TYPING AND FIGURE APTItude required. Challenging openings leading to secretarial positions. MEN TO WORK IN BOOK BINDERY. 1126 South Boulevard, Evanston. UN 4-4017 Openings our Clerk Typists MACHINE OPERATOR TRAINEE FOR a plastic extrusion plant in Glenview. Some exp. preferred but not necessary. Immediate opening available. Contact Mr. Westfall at PA 9-0300. NIGHTS. MUST KNOW EVANSTON area. Call 328-7800 after 4. Receptionist GREET Draftsman Project Draftsmen FULL OR PART-TIME Men for stock handling, shipping, receiving, assembly work. Call Don Corson, 272-7810 HUBBARD SCIENTIFIC 2855 Shermer Rd. Northbrook 112 eee ; BASIC ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING skills required. Some college and/or board experience helpful. Excellent potential. FACTORY DOETSCH ce* 1 EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR young man with minimum of 2 years college; good personality and appearance. Will be responsible for new data-phone program; coordinating all phases of system between customer locations and our offices. Some business experience helpful but not required. i: -- DAY = PER references. Good Help Wtd.—Men for: Coordinator NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Day shift. Permanent. Will train. New plant. All benefits. $ Chicago oe Co., 2800 Shermer Rd. Northbrook (1 blk. S. of Willow) 272-2990 113. openings INTERESTING AND ABSORBING eo for qualified person in our aboratory Contract Department. Previous experience and ability to read architectural drawings would be helpful. Wanted—Men industrial GENERAL have Estimator WANTED—YOUNG MAN TO CUT grass. Wilmette home, near Hibbard and Illinois Rd. Call AL 1-7437. Car. Experienced Man for Delicatessen. AL |-3340. FR SMALL CLERK ELECTRICIAN Must be experienced and have references. Anderson Brothers Electric Co., Evanston. GR 5-0240. COLLEGE, $2.50-$5.00 hour. Service customnear your home. Part-time now, full time this summer. 4 “" BE good AND MAN MOWER JSTODIAN-FULL TIME AND YOUNG MAN TO LEARN DISCOUNT business. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Good starting salary. Apply at Steinberg Baum Co., 1826 Second St., Highland Park. mette, Ill. 60091. ‘Equal Opportunity Company MAN Packaged liquors and beer. No experience necessary. Under 50 yrs. preferred. For particulars call OR 30045. 4033 Harrison St.,. Skokie. |. reer in selling with a major maceutical co. A starting salary ,200 per year. Expenses, a comny car, and training which leads commission plus salary. wonderful opportunity for a young between the ages of 23 to 35, ze background, and the desire to s a career. Write T-126, Box 60, Dist. 28, Northbrook, TRAIN. Becker. Help Wanted——Men Household CLEANING MAN, week, must have Salary. ID 3-0070. To Go With— To Grow With NEED RECENT COLLEGE GRADUate with creative and organization abilities to plan and write advertising bulletins and brochures. Will assume many responsibilities in production areas. HIGH SCHOOL BOY. 6 HRS. PER wk. Vacuum house, yard work. $1.50 hr. Steady job. Corner Ash and Cedar, Winnetka. Call 446-6688 Mrs. Miller. BODY MAN AND PAINTER $4.00 PER HOUR. CAVALLARI AUTO SERVICE Lake Ave., Wilmette AL 1-0104. Company Company ie Copywriter HELPER AUTO data r. Evanston executive office of ‘1 corp. Excellent starting salary, ng conditions and fringe beneC. Clerk ‘ ie 4 oe CHALLENGING POSITION FOR REcent high school graduate. Excellent opportunity to learn personnel work. Good typing speed and an interest in details essential. 2-3 years business experience essential. GENERAL MAINTENANCE; YARD work; must drive; excellent salary for an experienced married man, to live in air-cond. furn. apt. on premises. HI 6-1455. WANTED TRUCK HELPER. SHORT hours. Good pay. Call or come in between 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Norm’s Beverage Co. 2000 Maple, Evanston, GR 5-7030. Emphasis disk. 111 a Personnel Clerk CARPET CLEANING Man for in-home carpet cleaning. Also route man. Experience necessary. $150 per week. GR 5-1192. FULL TIME, EXPERIENCED, steady position, phone order business. Wichman’s, UN 4-6320, ask for Art. work desirable. Must have experience programming etic tape GA- LIPSON POTTER JEWELERS wants man to do shipping and to help keep store clean. No exp. necessary: full or part-time. Call 433-3300, 1854 ist St., Highland Park. ; DOWNTOWN AND RESIDENTIAL or evenings. We KENNEL MAN No experience necessary, good pay. CARRIAGE HILL KENNEL PA 4-0270 EXPERIENCED GARDENER: 1 OR 2 days per week. No lawn mowing required. Own transportation. PArk 4-1083. SALAD MAN WANTED. EXPERIENCE not necessary will train. 5 to 10:30 eves. For interview phone 446-4376 or apply in person. Willow Inn Club, 1622 Willow Rd., Northfield. ROGRAMMER, SR. em re OR 2 FOR rage. Weekends PA 4-3030. working YOUNG MAN. WILL TRAIN. ery-Furniture store. $75 per start. Phone 835-1611. Bei i 3 : 7 pee ¢ WOULD WELCOME THE OPPORTUnity of discussing with you the many opportunities now available, your future prospects with American, and our complete fringe benefit program, including Health and Life Insurance, Profit Sharing and Retirement, Education Plan and Employee Discounts. PART-TIME the Caravel 272-4358. DAY WORK WILL Call JU 8-3557 Mr. HARDWARE CLERK: MIDDLE AGED or younger; experience helpful. No eves.; 42 day Wednesday. Good salary. Eckart Hardware Co., 735 Elm St., Winn. An Equal Opportunity Employer’ GE DEGREE BAKER'S BRICKLAYERS our resume to Northbrook, Ill. .NSTON SHORT ORDER COOK, or full, evenings, for Restaurant, Northbrook. BOYS RELIABLE, HONEST, STEADY POS. terrific salary. Antony’s Restaurant, 618 Church, Evanston. BARTENDERS, STEADY, FOR COCKtail lounge and men’s locker room. Apply manager. No phone calls please. Bryn Mawr Country Club, 6600 N. Crawford Av., Lincolnwood. ODUCT INSPECTOR A Good A Good DESK CLERK, PART-TIME HOURS Monday through Friday, 5 p.m. p.m. Apply to Mr. Hughes, Y.M.C.A. ’ 1000 Grove St., Evanston. GR 5-7400. EXPERIENCED APPLIANCE REpairman. Full time, 40 hrs. guaranteed Call Bill Dixon, 432-5561 at Ravinia Plumbing and Heating. MAINTENANCE MEN FIRST AND 2nd_ shifts. Institutional experience preferred but not necessary. Good salary North Shore Congregation Israel, Glencoe area. Call VE 5-0724. 010 E. Lake Av., Glenview qual Opportunity Employer ist DISHWASHER Full or part-time. Pleasant conditions. Hillcrest 6-5969 WANTED SHIPPING AND RECEIVing clerk, also to drive station wagon for deliveries. Experience not necessary. Will train. Apply at Poe’s Camera Co., 616 Davis St., Evanston. Or phone for appt. GR 5-1600. pee 929-3000 Professional BOY TO WORK IN BAKERY AFTER school and-Sat. Call GR 5-6565. MAIER’S BAKERY 706 Main St., Evanston HANDLE AND CARE FOR SMALL animals. Full or part-time. Permanent. Do not phone. ELSINGER’S, 1013 Davis Street, Evanston. ae 113 Help Wtd.—Men and‘i Women AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION PRINTER—NEEDS YOUNG MAN who has had high school printing or some experience. Days. Evanston location. GR 5-6900 ASSISTANT ee aa i . bonus for Packers . . Machine Operators . . Kingsbury . . Turret Lathes . . Chucking . . Hand Screw Machines . Drill C.T.A. Peterson To Ave. We Door Equal Opportunity can selling Mr. An Northfield Employer SUPERVISOR The Bastian Blessing Co. W. Winnetka Rd. An Equal Opportunity FOR TEEN CLUB We need young but mature person ihigh school grad. or older) to run Northbrook’s teen night-club. Various and interesting duties. Willingness to devote your time to this job and being able to enjoy teens and ‘‘pop’’ music most important factor. For more info. or appt. for interview call Susan at 272-5845 after 5 p.m. or week-ends. ; WINNETKA REAL ESTATE Press . . Hardinges 420! COMPANY PROGRESSIVE Consulting Engineering Firm (Subdivision and Municipal Improve.) Excellent Wilmette Location Needs Civil Engineer Draftsman Technical Secretary (no shorthand) Excellent working conditions; profit sharing; hospitalization; major medical; salary commensurate with experience. Why drive downtown? Phone 256-4600 for interview. Nights. Dippers . . Order Filler . . . . CHEMICAL Mystik Tape Div. 1700 Satisfaction. Trade. Extra BORDEN tive Employer use Real Weinrich someone Estate. explain interested Come proposition. PORTER & WEINRICH 62 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka Wilmette Life ¢ Winnetka Talk * Glen coe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Hi ghland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff in a very Highwood Herald and in let attrac — 446-2600 May 18, 1967 �Sar Reatutnentt: REAL ESTATE SALES oF be like people, have enthusiasm are willing to learn, then we will ‘elcome you in our congenial office, hich has excellent referral clientel. «on income potential. For interview bhone NN ANDRUSS, Green Bay Rd. ALpine REALTOR Kenilworth 1-7300 yhLL TIME MANAGER FOR STUHent Cooperative Book Store at Garett Theological Seminary. We will onsider a man or woman. Consider etired person. Contact Mr. Milton May at the seminary, 2121 Sheridan Rd., Evanston or call 864-4205 for ppointment. BANK TELLER DORK IN HIGHLAND PARK ON rourly or full time basis. Full enefits, including profit sharing. acations, insurance, ete. Phone 432800. Robert Nilles, Bank of Highland Park. ASSEMBLERS H STARTING pompany Bus. RATE, benefits. One BONUS, block to ALL CTA Quick Set, Inc. 1 N. Central Park Skokie LLEGE STORE NEEDS YOUNG an or woman for full time work in book ge tg or renbPly in person wie See Mr THWESTERN "STUDENT CO-OP 6 Orrington Av., Evanston COOK STITUTIONAL, TO WORK WITH ecipes, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. shift, 40 hours per week, exc. rate, unusual ringe benefits. DA 8-3042. personnel. SALES FOR TEXT BOOKS. FULL TIME Apply peer dept., 4th fl. CHANDLER’S INC. FOUNTAIN SQUARE, EVANSTON AN OR LADY. DRIVE SMALL SCHL. bus, 7 to 9 and 3 to 5. Top pay. Only ature drivers w/good records. Also Apply now for next Sept. and have one pf the finest part-time jobs. mes Rasor Transportation, 432-7777. DLLEGE STORE NEEDS YOUNG an or woman for full time work in supplv department. Apply in person only. See Mrs. Workman ORTHWESTERN STUDENT CO-OP P6 Orrington Av., Evanston EMPLOYED 2 Wanted Elms brthbrook 272-1513 PART-TIME TELEPHONE SOLICITOR ust be experienced, set up appts. for pur salesmen. Call 869-7856. K son NEED A FULL TIME SALESPERinterested in real estate. Call Mr. ayser. bniiworth AL Realty HAIRDRESSER PART-TIME or full time poo girl, full time. Call AL 1-7160. also 1-5600 sham- RENTALS 0 For CENTRAL, ASBURY FOR EMPL. young man or student. Ideally furn. Many pleas. features. Linens. Parkng. No cooking or smoking. GR 55605 EGRATED FURNISHED ROOM TO rent, next to bath, to employed male, igh caliber. Call after 5 p.m. 4754666. ANSTON: LIV. RM. AND BEDoom for one or two persons. Also liv. m. and bdrm. comb. with kitchen for 2 persons. UN 4-2393. EAN, CHEERFUL, NEWLY DECOated rm. for young employed lady. ooking facilities, nr. transp. and Downtown Evanston. DA 8-9034. RGE ROOM WITH ADJOINING bath for business man or graduate student. 1 blk. to Northwestern and all ransportation. Call 491-1067. For Rent— Housekeeping Light Board 131 A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification +200 this Paper! ay 18, 1967 in Evanston’s 132 Rooms Room 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 MUNDELEIN Andrea-Marcy Apts. oo 600-700 McKINLEY ST. MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS Practical and Economical Luxury Elevator Building Bedrooms Free gas for cooking and heating . 2 FREE PARKING spaces per apartment refrigerator-freezer . . . . . Open (color House SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. WKDYS., SAT. 10 A.M, TO 9 P.M. RA 6-4925 (Chicago) FOR LO MORE 6-1002 INFORMATION (Model Apartment) To reach the apartments, go north to the end of the Edens Expressway and continue on Route U.S. 41 or tollway to Route 176. Take 176 west to Hawley (in Mundelein) and Hawley to Prospect St. (1st stoplight). Turn left one block to McKinley. The address of the ANDREA-MARCY apartments is 600700 McKinley St. NEWER . . . . . INSPECT EACH PLYMOUTH DAY or 6589. 2040 Sherman, air cond., garage, bdrms., $255. Try. DA 8-4535. 2 THE CORINTHIAN Attractive nr. J. CYRUS Ave. EVANSTON, court, 2 DA 8-4535 3 Bdrm. lake, 1ST schools, $1 & CO. Evanston BR 3-2660 737 RIDGE OPEN’ SUN: 12 FO" 3 DAILY SY appt. Elegant mod. elevator building, 2 bdrms., 2 baths, central air cond. Immed. poss. Parking avail., good transp. Agent 475-5883 or 777-8855. & Co. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News and Phone 724-7340 HAROLD BURNS INC. 271-3500 Come and see these really spacious apartments equipped with all the latest features for easy living. All apartments have their own private balconies. Heat is supplied by a central gas fired hot water system, individually controlled in each apartment. Kitchens are unusually large and contain double oven de-luxe ranges, double door refrigerators, and disposals. All apartments are air conditioned with wall type units. OPEN DAILY 1-5 P.M. QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. ton. FLOOR, Heat $130. EVANSTON BR 3-3750 Furnished NORTH Call 475-4414. * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving & TYSON, $105 $65 Mod. INC. APTS. $135 near 4 ag 2 P.M. FIVE LARGE GARAGE. EVANS- DA 1511 Sherman DAVIS NR. NEW close Ev PATK 45600 ROOM these larrge Daa 3 bdrm., Complete Call now QUINLAN Ncaacniet 2 batha kitchens, to inspect. e & TYSON, INC. 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 AVE., EVANSTO! BRoadway 3- EVANSTON AVAILABLE 6/15/67 Immaculate 5 room apartment. ed sun i family $165 ; Sarage. Desire Wallace & Orth, st GReenleaf 5-2700 EVANSTON 3 531 GROVE rms.,- June STREET including ist at $155. DOWN OWN din. area. NEAR one avail N.U. person. ond ‘& MORTGAGE Charming 2nd fir., woodburning fireplace, _baths, 1 car garage, chides, $1275 monthly. G. Nixon, Call Hahn Av. bi Realtor Bidg. (740-48 W. JARVIS 2'/) ROOMS MAY | CHEERY EFFIC. APT. FOR O adult. Good 761-0789 61-0 shopping and transp. ; DA 8-1819. : IF YOU ENJOY THE “CHAR the old world you will want. spacious 4 bdrm. apt. Has 3 baths, frpls., high ceilings, pointment call Mrs. AVE. to transportation. — 1210 Astor St., Chicago 8-3200 ELEVATOR BUILDING WITH 2 AND 3 bedroom apts., air conditioned, built-in cabinet kitchens, ceramic tile baths, Avenue EVANSTON UNIQUE LIVING MAPLE 2 ayn a St 445 SHERMAN A 1-BDR. HI-RISE APTS. Many unusual features: central aircond.; year ’round swim. pool; Sun Deck: soundproof; fireproof; hospitality rooms; Sauna baths; private large terraces. See models. From $180 2600 GOLF ROAD (One Mile West of Harlem Av.) 724-7332 or 724-6005. 1501 XC. AVAIL. MMEDIATELY INC. Av. EVANSTON ROOMS, NEAR EVANSTON SMART & GOLEE, INC. LUXURIOUS ate. Wallace & Orth, Inc Helen RIDGE ‘NR. GLENVIEW RD. anager Room 300 1609 Sherman & GOLEE, AIL. JUNE Sherman air-cond. 1732. Orrington 7 DAYS RMS., 2ND FL., SIMPSON Sherman. a AVAIL. JULY 1 2ND FL. AIR COND. 1564 rm. 3 rms. limited P July lst at $132.5 RO 3-1270 AV. 1ST FL., ( av EVANSTON AV. OCCUPANCY SMART leases Maple at Main St. GReenleaf 5-4000 41% Resident $140 Con- rooms. NOW OPEN FOR INSPEC. 3 bedrm. 2 full bath apts. 1 ae barber term maint. bldg. Some with tiled wait, in bath. Free gas. Expert dec. Priva’ parking avail. 4 block to beach park. Rentals from $142.50. vane. ocecupanc ments. service. EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 1333 MAPLE OPEN drug and Short TRANSPORTATION. IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. 7616 MARSHFIELD $130 Studio type apt. with large living room, kitchen and bath in a new elevator bldg. Air cond., carpetg. GEORGE J. CYRUS & CO. UN 4-9020 BR 3-2660 MODEL Shop, beauty 7705 SHERIDAN INC. 7650 SHERIDAN Rd. Three rooms, air cond., parquet, the lake, Ist floor newer. to elev. Dopp, For e Craig Newton Realtors, 777- Evanston: 2 OR 3 Prestige BEDROOM eset Location APTS., 2 walking distance to lake, shop restaurants. Overlooks park. aot ate possession. NEWTON REALTORS 777-8855 JULY IsT 2 BDRM., 144 BATH Ideally located near beaches, 14 block to Se AL 6- 3024. APT. gas. spect. QUINLAN & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN AVE. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 Evanston—''Coach INC. Evanston BR 3-3750 House" CENTRAL EAST, 2 BDRMS, AVAIL, June Ist $110 per month, includ., gar, Adults only. Call Mrs. McBean Evenings 864-5064 or L. A. Peterson GR 5- * Northbrook Star * Highland Lake 901 300 tit JUNE Coffee premises. GReenleaf 5-2700 CHICAGO , KITCHENE Ridgeview Apartment hee $125 BUILDING All large AND able. Two PEDROOMS WASHINGTON Cir., L.F 1151 DEERFIELD RD.—ist fir. 146 GLENCOE RD.—Glencoe 1310 MAPLE AVE. 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS 2 Bdrm., available. A Garbage & TYSON, 7524 N. DAMEN Ave. Five bright spacious venient to shops, transp. INC. EV. BRoadway CHICAGO included, AV., AVE. AVE., 4-2600 launderette, Evanston, Il. 273-1855 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 ( apts. Carpeted. If desired, service, telephone service, ~_ gar ONE BEDROOM PARK-—Glencoe QUINLAN ho LOCATION SHERMAN BEDROOM OR CALL: HAGSTROM & CO. HOUSE APTS. $190 2 BEDROOM APTS. $140 AND UP 2ND in EFFICIENCIES 812 CLARK—close to campus 1159 WILMETTE AV—elev. bidg. 342 apt. glassed QUINLAN & eae isposal, large closets and laundry facilities. Handy to shopping, buses, and schools. $210 PEER MON TH DUNDEE AND PFINGSTEN ROADS. Phone 272-8595 QUINLAN spacious heated PRESTIGE UNiversity campus RD—AIR light, plus Large picture windowed living all electric kitchens, spacious 2 Ween 1. rf pat ‘i pivere par 1571 appliances very 1616 HINMAN all 2 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE JUNE iST. Fully carpeted, 142 baths, swimming pool, heat, air conditioning, cooking = RENT 6:30 TO 9:30 P.M. bdrms., Apartments 1766 Greenwood 1571 SHERMAN AV. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 bldg., St. shops and Immed. occu- Street ATTRACTIVE 5-1010. 5-3010 NORTHBROOK Cambridge Court TOWN bldg., 2 baths, 2 PA 8-3757 or 475- 2246 Sherman, beautiful bdrms., July 1, $215. Phone 524 Davis 491-1855 APT. extra large liv., din rm comb-l family kitchen w/ d and d. Beau’ yard for entertaining and ue Avail, now $350 per mon avail. To inspect call Mrs. evennes 864-5064 or L.A. Peterson r., breakfast occupancy. Main rm. RM. SHERIDAN 3 BAIRD & WARNER GLENVIEW 1620 to gucgllient large rooms, full nook in kitchen. ead. See Ann Drago on Premises 1746 N. Greenwood 2 TO 5. MAISONETTE APARTMENTS 233 Asbury UN 4-9020 GR avail.! APARTMENTS 1101 Grove, Elev. bdrms. $310. Call Also L. A. Peterson APARTMENTS Finest Location! Air Conditioning including Deluxe electric kitchen! Garage or parking! Elegant design! JULY RED BRICK—TWO BEDROOMS AVAIL, JULY 1ST CHECK THESE FEATURES, THEN come see these apartments where the key to ‘‘ease of living’’ is at the ‘*Ridge-Austin.”’ Picture window in living room. All-electric G.E. kitchen. Double Philippine mahogany wardrobe closets. Ceramic tile bath with fogproof medicine cabinet. Parking stall incl. in rent. View overlooking school park. Reasonable rent—$190 per month Please phone our Supt. Don Schetter tour -8771 to see these apts. at 1000 ustin. 16 cu. ft. Closet space galore! FREE master TV antenna and UHF) all schools nearby steps away from shopping 5 minutes from tollways Air conditionin Full-size breakfast room AVAIL. MICHIGAN. TWO ROOMS 2001 PRATT CT., oy a small unit bldg. $72 UNiversity 9-1409 ELEVATOR BLDG! Includes: . 2-door 53644 AVE., EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 APT. GR - Evanston ''View of Wrus Corp. Ave. 825 FOREST, near transp., full din. pancy. Bldg. . INDOOR HEATED GARAGE . Built-in Gas Ovens . Spacious Closets Beau. Colored Baths . Window asking. C&NW, Shops, Bus, ‘‘L’’ Mrs. Fieldman Resident Manager (144 baths only $185 to $190) IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY or June 1 or July 1 lease . . Elevator Hinman 212 tioned, ONE BEDROOM 605 CASE PL., one bedroom efficiency apt. New Orleans style bldg., ldry. fac. on premises. Avail. July Ist. AVE. ~ 800 HINMAN Air Cond. Elev. Bldg. Avail. Immed. Spacious One Bedroom Apt. 4 Rm. Apt. Avail. July Ist. Rent—Apartments Two Evanston Waterford 1519 THE PRESIDENTIAL child. A_ FROM LANDSCAPED ROOF GARDEN. AVAIL. SEPT. 1ST. AGENT ON PREMISES. OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. Call 328-6876 For CO. St., YOU ARE INVITED TO COME IN and inspect this brand new elevator apartment building. It is conveniently located close to Downtown, the campus and the lake. All room sizes are extra large and the closet space is out of this world. Kitchens are equipped with G.E. refrigerators, double oven ranges, dishwashers, and disposals: Baths are full ceramic tile with marble top lavatories and extra large mirrors WOMAN WITH YOUNG CHILD TO share Evanston residence with workwithout Newest ALSO % THS, RENT $185 PLU OPTION TO BUY. TION. WITH 911 FIRST OFFERING 2, 3, AND 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH APTS. Wanted to Share— Houses and Apartments ing woman Central ,NON- RACIAL SPACIOUS 2 BDRM. 2 BATH APT., BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED, ie DAILY. 2025 SHERMAN WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR responsible employed woman or school teacher. Free rm. and board. No children. Refs. req. ID 2-5607 after 7 p.m. GEORGE HUNTING? and 1520 For Rent—Apartments Ave. Beautiful Apt. — Evanston's most distinguished elev. apt. bldg. Finest loc. $235 $300 $365 THE RAYMOND LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS also sleeping rooms. Free parking, Central Hotel, 629 Green Bay Road, Wilmette, ALpine 1-8018. 126 from from from 1:30 TO 5:00 P.M. 328-7200 WANTED, ROOM WITH PRIVATE bath, quiet clean. June Ist. Close to transportation. Write T-120, Box 60, Wilmette. YOUNG LADY DESIRES ROOM WITH kitchen privileges in Wilmette near 1232 Central Av. Call 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. AL 1-4300 ext. 247. 913 Forest, shops. AUTOMOBILE OPEN EMPLOYED LADY DESIRES ROOM vicinity Asbury and Oakton, Evanston. Call 539-7544 after 7 p.m. 124 [519 Hinman This new luxury Raymond elevator building will feature year round voor y aid conditioning, complete Hot Point kitchens, balconies, large closets, ceramic tile baths, spacious living rooms with separate dinning rooms. Garage and outside parking available. REFINED EMPLOYED LADY WOULD like pleasant comfortable room with kit. priv. Wilmette or Glenview area. Call 724-3833 NNETKA: DOUBLE ROOM, 2 plothes closets, semi-private bath. 1 block to | {ransportation. Call after 4 SINESSMAN — EVANSTON. Share kitchen, bath and TV. Call 3287094 Winnetka—air cond.—one block to &NW and restaurants. 446-3077. Rent—Rooms WANTED: A SINGLE SLEEPING room for Christian man. Vicinity of Edens and Willow Road. Leave message and phone number with Peaster Oil Co. 446-8500. Rent—Rooms DR GENTLEMAN: LGE. CORNER rm.; huge closet; N. and E. windows; adj. tile bath and shower; 2 biks. Davis St. and transp. Call after 6 p.m. DAvis 8-2844. EVANSTON: IMMAC. STUDIO ype rm., semi private bath w/shower attractive apt. Mature business yey pref, Evenings after 7 p.m. 475B to 1 bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms 132 132, "dens Raahingublionat Evanston's Only New Lake Front Apt. Bldg. AVAILABLE THIS SPRING EVANSTON ROOMS NICELY FURN. and dec. Switchboard and maid service. Special spring rates. Post grad. students welcome. UN 4-4905. 121 For Rent—Apartments LAKE FRONT BUILDING 550 Sheridan Sq. RENT ADJOINING ROOMS, SUIT 1-2 men, with kitchen. Also sleepin room for 1. Private entrance. Wilmette. Men only. ALpine 1-2796 - FRY PW WILL room or share my lovely home with same. 272-3660 days, 272-2595 evenings. ANTED: BANK TELLER, COMMERial or savings dept. Experience preferred but will train. Glencoe ener ‘Bank See Mr. Schinler. 8352800. COOK, NIGHTS Top salary Wemauratt 3370 Waukegan LADY 132 Forest-Lake Bluff Park Herald « esac —— [ST FL. OF 2 APF, — NEAR LAKE, N.U., BUS AND “L” Orrington Sch. Dist. 3 bdrms. Be 8: wat rm., din. rm. and mod. elec. kit. N 4-6570 AVAILABLE AUGUST 1ST, 914 ee son, Evanston: 5 rms. 2nd fl.; wal trains; shops; bus; lake; $157.50. 869-6380. * Highwood Herald Classified — 13 �BEACH EVANSTON—444 peng k S. of Evanston, ‘excellent ransp. Call BR 4-6964. ECONOMY 700 Main — sit ults, no pets. APARTMENTS 2%2 rooms. 2nd fir. : $85. A ; UN 4-9020 DE LUXE 4 RM. APT. MANAGED BLDG., _ 6200 at 1219 p., tile Granville kitchen and aerate a ee $125. Av. Excel. bath. Newly 743-7289. ‘RMS:, LGE. LIV. See RM.,- LGE. HONE ie HOURS: 6 rms.; EVANSTON. 2 STORY BLDG., 1ST fl., 3 bdrms., 142 baths, central aircond., priv. parking, dec. Avail. now. $225. mo. Aft. 12 noon, 869-7119. 9 TO 5 tof _§. : SHOPS, TRANSP. LINCOLN SCHOOL 2 col thle baths. GARDEN AP vis 8-5943 4 ROOM 3RD FL. APT. AVAIL. August Ist, 26 126 Callan, Evanston. By appointment phone UN 9-0596 or . 864-4943. $60 $125 CEntral 6-8696 who fikes to decorate and $185 mo. Attractive lease. DA a AVAIL. JUNE new Williamsburg olonial aed per month, Inc., garage. eterson & Co. GR 5-1010. +e : pape 5 ROOMS-TWO rooms, se arate dining room, eating area in kitchen, screened orch, 2nd r. Garage parking included. Adults oe Walking distance to transporta85. per mo. Call evenings after Bag on: 4-6128. "4 fan RM. 2 BDRM. APT. 2ND FLR. 2 fam. bldg. and Off N.U. Campus. EVANSTON 1111 CHURCH STREET Deluxe 2 bdrm., 2 bath. Sublease new lease. 7th fl. modern high rise. Nr. ‘Breet gas only. “Cail onrr 5 p.m. EVANSTON: 413. : = 3 oe BEDROOMS. ND on mo. 2 BATHS 1 BEDRM. $245 APT., apt., per $125., CENTRAL W sublease. Call UN 4 ROOMS, _ VERY Be , CLEAN. oe NICE VIEW. Possession June 15 or? UN 9- : 2 BEDROOMS : hy “L.”’ Large $205 incl. air Pa Boat 541 Hinman, AL SPs $310. Slosar, 864-2561 S.E., 3142 ROOM APT. ON TRABLE ie MI lier. ELL ie 314 or 1ST and 1 one pets. APT. or IN two BROS. FL., 6 RM. APT., no $125. Mrs. GR 5-3900 AVAIL. _ EVANSTON. 6 ROOM 2ND 2 EVANSTON—2 125 RIDGE : 4 LG. 8-5781 RMS. FREE GAS. $145 CEntral to transp. and shopping. Available July 1. $125 per mon 69-7090 FLOOR APT. NEAR MAIN and Ridge, Evanston. 5 rooms, newly dec., extra lg. liv. room, din. room, 2 bdrms., 142 baths and kit. UN 9-0496. “EVANSTON, 347 CUSTER RMS., 1ST FLR. GOOD TRANS. Decorated. $150. Lock, DA 8-6289. 7 RM. DE LUXE BEAUT. MODERN 2 , ist; # gar.; 2 baths; nr. park; under $250. -SUBLET SH frpl.; den; din. rm.; conv. loc. nr. “L’’ bus: SOUTH EAST EVANSTON 4 1ge. rooms, near trans. and shopping, 25 ST JOHNS, bedrm. _ refrig. apt. furn. HIGHLAND sep. din. Avail June 0406 or ID 93-5041. _ 14— Classified rm., ist. Evenings PARK stove $140. 446. 1ST FL. 2 basement; Phone 869- EVANSTON: 4 ROOMS, Stove and refrig.; adults occup.; eae. 1ST FLOOR, only. Immed., month. ing, etc. 3 bdrms. provided. UN drapes, 1 switchboard ser- Evanston YOU'LL 3 RM. bath. MANOR LIKE THIS East Evanston ROOMS AVAIL. NOW, LR, BDRM., kitchen. Joint use of bath all utilities $95 per month. Adults only. Call L, A. Peterson & Co. GR 5-1010. SINGLE MAN. 2 LGE. RM. APT. Attra. furniture. 8 windows. New refrig. Share bath with one other. $80 per mo. incl. util., linens, maid service. 6818 N. Wayne, Chgo. Nr. “LL” AM 2-1964. FROM NORTHWESTERN Near all transp. and shops. .Furn. unfurn.; 3 and 5 rm. apts. Call: GR 5-7122 or GR 5-1602 U. or UTILITIES FREE NICELY FURN. block to lake and 743-2350. 3 AVAIL. JUNE 1 Charming Colonial 3 Redrm, 14% ti baths, twnhse. nr. N.W Univ. a walk to grade school. Comp. carpt De luxe built-in cab’t. kit., dishwas er, disposal, washer-dryer- comb. 1 ¢ gar., gas ht. $270. No Nets. SMART & GOLEE, REALTORS DAvis 8-3200 Hillcrest 6-4 WILMETTE. AVAILABLE AUGUS Red brick, 9 yrs. old, 3 bdrm sundeck, 2i5 baths, liv. rm. w/frp din. rm., fam. rm., carpeted, pa bsmt., 115 car gar., " quiet resident: area, ‘manicured lawn, excel. locatid $375. Call 6 to 8 p.m., ‘AL 1-2081. APT. HIGHLAND PARK LUXURY RE dence. 3 bdrm., 242 bath modern hor with pan. fam. rm. Cent. air con carpeting, drapes, Hi-Fi. $400 per H. AND R. ANSPACH ING. 463 Central Av. Highland Pa ID 2-1212 WILMETTE—PREFERRED ARE Conv. location. Lg. liv. rm. w/frr din. rm., breakfast nook in kitchen bdrms. Lovely yard, 2 car gar. Ava after mo. CLEAN ATTRACTIVE 2 BDRM. APT., choice Evanston neighborhood, nr. beach and all conveniences. June 15th. DA 8-7817. 201 MAIN ST., EVANSTON, 6 RMS., furn. 2 flat bldg., 3-4 bdrms. Ideal for NU people. Summer or longer. $200. GR 5-3000. ONE BEDROOM HOUSE TRAILER for one employed gentleman, on pri. property. All util. paid. On Milwaukee Av., nr Lake Av. 824-6400. ROOM STUDIO APT., NICELY furn. Tile bath w/shower. S. Evanston. Utilities incl. Lease. $98 per month. UN 4-0145. EVANSTON — 2 ROOM STUDIO, share bath with one. $92.50, single, includes utilities. Available now on lease. No. 3 a GR 5-6218. 342-5 LARGE Parking facilities, 2 blocks block to ‘‘L”’ 275-2216 ROOMS. to lake. 1 ATTRACTIVE 5-RM. APT. 1ST FL. Exc. loc. central Evanston. Unusually convenient to transp., shopping. Univ. May to Oct. Compl. furn. 475-2384. ELEV. BLDG. 1311 CHICAGO AV., Evanston. Daily nage "agg * All utilities. Lge. 3 rm. $170. Also lge. liv. rm. w/bath, $95, Dab 3548. STUDENTS, SUBLEASE FOR SUM- mer or lease for 1 yr. 4 rm. used as 2 bedrms., S. of Howard, Chicago; $100 mo. 262-1160 or 492-3109, Bill Kohner. EVANSTON: 5 RM. ATTRACTIVELY furnished. Avail. to couple July and Aug. Near shpg. and transp. Write T112, Box 60, Wilmette, ae 2—2144—3 ROOMS SEELEY OFF HOWARD sign airy. Nr. Transp., shops, lake. LOW RENT 271-1881. 136 For Rent—Houses EXCELLENT EVANSTON NEW HOME WITH FINE floor plan. Living room’ w/frpl.; dining ‘“L,’’ modern cabinet kitchen w/appliances and eating area. 4 drms. and 21% baths. This is in a good location, close to schools, shops and Davis St. transeran. Prefer 23 yr. lease at $435 per month from June ist. Call for appointment. Davis St. & Jenks REALTORS GReenleaf 5-1617 2 RM. APT. 1 beach; $85 per mo. RM. FURN. APT. FOR MIDDLE age couple or lady in exchange for services for couple. Prepare 1 meal, housekeeping. Write T-123, Box 60, Wilmette, Illinois. NEWLY DECORATED, ATTRACTIVE, 4 bedrm. 14% bath brick home on wooded property. Near transportation, shopping and schools. New Trier East. Immediate possess. $290 per month. Please call Mrs. Campbell. C McGUIRE 567 Lincoln Ave., LAKE & ORR, Winnetka Adults St. AL preferred. $ 1-4912. COTTAGE IN REAR. KENILWORT One yr. lease. Rent $155. Suitable sm. family. Nr. schl., shop transp. Avail. June Ist. Write TP Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. EVANSTON; FURNISHED APARTment, 1 bdrm., wall to wall carpets. Close to NU campus and shopping district. GR 5-0068. EVANSTON: 15. KENILWORTH WEST: 6 rm.; 1% baths; 2 bedrm. p tandem. Util. rm. 2 car garage. Sez schl. 1 blk. to train. HI 6-4073 afte p.m. 1738 CHICAGO AVE., EVANSTON. 2nd fl. of 2 flat. 6 rms., furn. Near N.U. Suitable 3 or 4 people. $200 mo. Summer or longer. GR 5-3000. 144 June 123-17th EAST KENILWORTH—PRESTIQG area. 6 rm. home consisting of |] rm., din. rm., cabt. kit., den, and bdrms. Walk to train or Sears Ss Stove, refrig. Move right in. $325 n AL 6- 31998. WINNETKA W/BDRM., KIT., PRIV. 142 blks. NORTH of Chicago-Evanston-SkoOnly $100 w/util. Lease. GR Central ESTES EVANSTON: SUB-LEASE 3 RM. furn. apt. with maid service, 3 mos. $170. Central loc. near Northwestern Univ. Teddy after 5 p.m. DA 8-1711. 513 APT. kie bus. 5-6036. W. ROOM APT. SUITABLE FOR SINgle person Southeast Evanston, Hidea-bed, bar kitchen. Avail. June Ist. GR 5-0297. Hokanson COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED. Tile baths, modern, new kitchens, new elevator, maid service, beautifully furnished. Exc. transp. Reas. rent. 825 Main St GReenleaf 5-2100 2 BLKS. EVANSTON-2 BEDROOM DELUXE, 2 bath. Dish washer. Elevator bldg. For inspection call Mr. Dan.UN 9-0246. 4 ROOM 2 BEDROOM, MODERN bath in S. Evanston. $150 a month. Call Paul E. Leason, 222-1200. TOWNHOUSE ELMGATE 1712 LIV. RM., KITCH. AND BATH. CONV. ‘to transp. and shopping. Avail. June 15th. $150. UN 4-6744, UN 4-8391. TO SUBLEASE BY JUNE 15 412 RM. furn. apt., sleeps 3; 2 bedrms. located at 82612 Washington, Evanston. Call 475-9180 or 328-1761, ask for Geister or Protz. CENTRAL 3 bedrooms, 145 baths, new furn. UITABLE FOR 4 OR 5 IDEAL FOR YOUNG MEN, CAREER GIRLS OR FAMILY TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT 764-5065 SUBLEASE: FROM RD. Very mod. 3 room air-cond. apartment in exc. maint. building. Tile bath and kitchen. All modern furniture and furnishings. 14 blk. to beach and park. Avail. June ist. $175 utilities included. Resident Manager 262-2675 6 ROOM PARK 2 BEDROOM CHICAGO carpet- So: Blvd. .“El’. stop. Lee, kit: Available June 15th; $125 per month. Call 328-5347 HOTEL MAPLE AT MAIN ST. GReenleaf 5-4000 KITCHENETTE AND BEDROOM apts. available. Daily maid service, attractive monthly rates, some weekly rates available. Coffee shop, drug store, launderette, barber and beauty shop on premises. 7705 SHERIDAN rin NEWLY DECORATED ONE RM. kitchenette apt. for mature employed person. Nr. transp. and Downtown Evanston. DA 8-9034. NEW | Bdrm. Apts. 901 Evanston 1 BLK. Hinman, RIDGEVIEW 3 RMS., elevator BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED STUDIO and 1 bdrm. apartments for rent on a year to year basis. Maid, linen, and switchboard servicas. Studio apt., $195 per mo. Bdrm. apts. from $225 to $275 per mo. Conveniently located near the lake in Downtown Evanston. Exc. transportation. The Library Plaza Hotel, 1637 Orrington Av., Evanston. Call Miss Wilson, UN 4-8000. 414 RMS. AVAIL. JUNE 1ST. 1ST floor. $150. DAvis 8-5295. 621 SHERIDAN ROAD .. . DELUXE 5 rm. 2 BR, Ist floor. New kitchen, new bath, new wiring, new decorating. Immediate occupancy $235. 869-2575. AVAILABLE JUNE 1. ONE BEDroom., fully carpeted apt. Cent. aircond., swimming pool, i eal loc. $180. Days, 738-2500, ext. 845; eves, 677-6804. 342 and JUST COMPLETED TO BE OCCUPIED for first time. Many unusual features: Cent. air-cond.; year ’round swim. pool; sundeck; soundproof; fireproof; hospitality rooms; private large terraces; realistic rents. 2 GOLF ROAD (One Mile West of Harlem Av.) 724-7332 or 724-6005. 4-5299. Near Davis, HOTEL vice. Excellent transportation, bus, ‘‘L’’ and Chicago & North Western R.R. Television, air conditioning UNiversity 4-8800 OPPORTUNITY FOR JUST family. N.W. Evanston, $200 per 710 HINMAN AVE., EVANSTON 4 rm. apt.; large liv. rm. and din. rm.; ist fl.; $135; 1 or 2 yr.. lease after June 1; good trans. 328-4942. 3-8911. heat and water furnished. and weekends 328-8614. LUXE DES PLAINES — SUBLET JULY 1ST. Air conditioned 1 bdrm. apt., pool. Near Golf Mill, $150. Cal 299- 1554. Ridge 6- 8696 TH EVANSTON, 2604 EASTWOOD, floor, 442 rooms, tile bath, close GROUND DE '‘EVANSTON-STUDIO TYPE-NEAR lake-2 bedrooms-$145 per mo. Avail. July ist.-GR 5-1010. L. A. Peterson & Co.-Realtor. GLENVIEW-SUBLEASE MODERN 2bdrm. apt. 2 blks. to schl. and trans. Incl. appl. Avail. July 1. Lots of parking and play area. 724-1440. floor of 2 flat in residential neighbor. Close to No. 2 bus. Adults oo _ _preferred. Avail. July 1. 328-0267. DAvis AVAIL. EVANSTON- a “NEAR LAKE, 4 room-Garden Apt. Avail. August. Ist.ey per mo., adults only. GR 5-1010. A. Peterson & Co. Realtor. - ; FLOOR EVANSTON: LGE. DE LUXE 3 BDRM. 2 bath apt.; elec. kit.; prime loc.; newer buildin ee All rms. extra lge. 869-3 JULY APT., near $100 Evanston. EFFICIENCY, UNUSUAL the right NORTH adults, Immed. lge, liv. and din. rms., 3 bdrms., tie 8 ath, back porch, yard. Gar. Set oe 712 Hinman Av., Evanston. : r 6 on weekdays, UN 4-1993. EVANSTON 1604 Ran RUW. BASEMENT APT. ‘ available immediately, pental $100. See Agent. ‘ : RM. for or EVANSTON, CHARMING 2 BEDRM. apt. with wdbrng. fireplace; walk to beach, shopping, transp. Ist fl.; avail. July 1; $140. UN 4-2525 P after 6 p.m. 6- bt ., newer bidg., first floor, avail. June ist., parking area, close to ; ieee ., responsible people. $140. 864- y., ideal July 1st. 864-9644 2ND_ Ave., bedrm. apt. with private rent $185; avail. July 1. “Evanston, 929 Washington MS.; 4 BDRMS.; 2 BATHS; flr. Will decorate. Good transp. avail. EVANSTON, rooms. Near cond., prkg., Evan., Maid, De Luxe EVANSTON, S.E. MODERN 5 RM. IN quiet residential area; 1 block to shopping; walk to ‘‘L’’; adults; avail. early July. 475-7992. . 14 block - beaches. EVANSHIRE Apts. 34% dec., lst. 9-8553. ROOM, Hinman For Rent—Furnished Main and GLENVIEW June ist., 3 blks. from campus, 2 blks. from Downtown, Rent $72.50 mo. 864-7459 after 7:00 p.m. 9-0800 days. 275-5154. 4 733 | EVANSTON St., Evanston. Conv. to’ transp. and e papers: parking, air conditioning. Evenings, _ GAFFIELD, stove, newly Avail. June plus gas, elec. UN flat bidg. in Evanston nice residential snaet. nr schools. 446-1646. ‘NEW pot tae new 2 828 rooms, refrig., transp., N.U. NEW APT. W/SEP. DIN. RM. | SUBLET: n brand WANTED 2 OR 3 BEDRM. APT. June ist occupancy. Rent $130-$150 Call 256-1265. RENTAL LARGE 4 South Evanston near P25, "415- 1557. ONE ROOM APT. FOR ONE PERSON, 914 Sherman Av., Evanston. Kit., dressing room and bath. Util. incl. Call Benson GR 5-3330. Stove and re rig. and parking. ogee ec., EXECUTIVE DESIRES, 3 BEDROOM furnished house or apt. on near North or Northshore for June. Exc. local refs. Call 475-2002. Pgs WILMETTE FIRST FLOOR 2 BEDroom heated apt. with yard and Exc. location. $150 per month. A 0687 or PA 4-1962. BED- FAMILY NEED 5 OR floor apt. or house in South Evanston for July Have 2 grade-school cat. Under $200 month. 6 p.m. PHYSICIAN AND WIFE, 2 CHILdren desire 2 bedroom apt. or townhouse by July 1, prefer Evanston, call after 6:00 p.m 787-0568 YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE DEsire 4 or 5rm. apt. by June Ist. Ist or 2nd floor. $100-$115 go. incl. utilities nr. No. 2 bus. Call 864-6907 after 6 p.m. DOG OWNING WIFE WHO’S HUSband is in Vietnam desires an efficiency apt. with yard privileges. Call after 5 p.m. 475-3462. 134 Bee 0, 242-3 rm. apt., mod. fireproof yoni mod. kit., tile bath, nicely furn. Ba rent. Manager on premises 338- to Rent—Apts. 1 AND 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. 1 room_ kitchenettes, attractively furnished. Hotel rooms, permanent or transient. SUBLET 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH modern apartment near Downtown Evanston. Dishwasher, air cond. Many extras! Elevator building. 869-4323. 1ST _ First floor! Avail June 1st! 8 spacious ; ig Pin N.E. BEDROOMS i Wanted RESPONSIBLE 6 room Ist Southeast or 1 occupancy. boys and 1 328-7196 after EVANSTON 4 ROOM APT., 2ND ‘floor, heated, 2 bedrooms. Newly gates. Near transportation. 1521 Lee t. APT.-PLUS-STUDIO /of Paris or Old Town right in Evanston. A = 542 rm. apt. plus space 6 for the artistic onl create. 133. DEERFIELD—4 RM. COACH HOUSE $150 a month including utilities. Available June Ist. 945-4954, call: evenings. EVANSTON _ 937 FOREST ie ATTRACTIVE 3-RM. APT. EXC. LOC. central Evanston, unusually convenient to transp. shopping, Univ. oS. .J 15. Church St., nr. Ridge. BUILDING 677-0105 NEAR BEACH, - ACROSS F ROM 214 ROOMS WITH BEDRM., NEWLY decorated; 3rd fl.; immediate possespee as 1716 W. Jonquil Terrace. GR EVANSTON, 2 BEDROOM APT. FOR esa July 1; near lake; $135. Call 328- LARGE 4 ROOM APT BLDG. IDEAL.AREA BEAT AND APPLIANCES ‘JANITOR _ FREE WILMETTE AREA, 2 BEDROOM apartment. Range, refrigerator and heat included. Immediate occupancy. $180 per month. Call 263-7766. SUBLET 212 ROOM APT. 1 BLK. from N.U. and ‘‘L’’. Rent $90. Avail. June 1st. Foaes expires Sept. 30. Call UN 9-3063. ae closet; tile bath; free gas; av. park. Jot; nr. “‘L”’, business and Univ.; June ste: nS $90. see janitor, L. Krysh, 1940 “INTEGRATED * EVANSTON—432 RMS. (1 BDRM.) 1st floor. Close to all trans . $103 mo, includes heat and water. all 869-5386 or 869-0600. EVANSTON JUNE 1ST SUB-LEASE 4 rooms, large. $125. Near transp., lake, shopping. Children and animals. 605 Hinman, Call 328-4844. N.E. EVANSTON : EVANSTON 315 ROOM APT., ONE bedroom. Good location, near everything. $120 per mo. Dec. allowance. a after 6 p.m. and weekends 475- EVANSTON—CENTRAL ST. 144 room efficiency with bath. $82. Sublease until Sept. Ist Call GR 5-6582 venientto shops, transp. Adults. : rooms, walk to downtown $90. Luxury area for adults. : on J. CYRUS & CO. ; CUSTER 1 bedroom air-conditioned apt. in newer building. Available June Ist. 674-0300 or 256-3479. " ~ PRIVATE | MODERN SPACIOUS ROOMS, WELL ‘ Senmtainnd building, N. Rogers Park, 446-5010 FOREST OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 Brk.-frame Early American ranch. 4 years old. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, semly room, full basement, 2 car garage. blocks to shopping and NW RR. $385 per month. 63 E. Franklin Place HAROLD O. SCHULZ BUILDERS 256-4949 GLENVIE W-RECENTLY DECOrated 3-bdrm.; 2 bath; w/att. gar. Beaut. pan. fam. rm.; frple. in_ liv. rm.; deluxe built-in kit. w/disp., D/W; refrig. New cptg. and draperies in liv. rm., din. area and hall, which tenant will own at end of l-yr. menee: Avail. June 15. $300 per mo. 724- . GLENVIEW IMMACULATE 3-BEDROOM RANCH. Liv-din. combination; bright kitchen w/built-ins and large’ dinette; 14% tile baths. Full basement. July 1 Poss. $225 Mo. BIRCHWOOD REALTY CR 2-7300 811 Skokie Hwy. NB. PA 4-3294. WINNETKA—PLEASANT OLD SUNNY bungalow overlooking Indian Hill club grounds. Near transportation. Ideal for single or couple. ALpine 1-4799. BEAUTIFUL PARTIALLY FURN, rm. brick ranch on estate grounds choice Northbrook location. For 3 te months rental. Write T-133, Box Wilmette, Ill. KENILWORTH. GEORGIAN 3 BDR house, 11% baths, excellent locat nr. Sears and New Trier schls. Call 256-0850 OLD WINNETKA HOME EAR June. Choice central location. Four five bedrooms, three baths, gas he two car garage. By owner HI 6- 2440 NORTH EVANSTON, SM. 2 BEDR house near Central and Green Ba immed. poss.; rent $165 or sell $20,0 Chatain at ALpine 1-9036. SOUTH ae: BRICK SPL level, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Availa May 25th, $200 per month. Phone information 864-7838. EVANSTON. 3 BDRMS., LIV. RI din. rm. comb., lge. kitchen, 2 garage, beautiful fenced yard. R $175. Call 869-4772. NORTHFIELD; 4 BDRM.; 21% BA Colonial; June 20 occupancy. $ monthly. 446-1739. 137 Wanted to Rent—Houses EMPLOYED COUPLE, AGE 60, SE a townhouse or modern, 2 bedroom bath ranch house in Glenview Wilmette; Sept. occupancy; $225-$ range, with 2 yr. lease preferred. C furnish superior references and 4 dence of the care your property wo have. No pets. Telephone 9869-9 evenings or week-end. WANTED TO RENT WITH OPTION buy, (our Florida home is now on market). We need a 3 or 4 bdrm bath house in the Evanston or N Trier school district. Adult family. Call 475-6033 or HA 7-0712. FORMER WINNETKA RESIDE want to rent N. Shore home for A No children. Will care for your ya and pets. Very highest refs. Phca Mr. McKinney 966-9600 Morton Gro eves. PHYSICIAN W/2 CHILDREN J sires to rent 3 bdrm. home townhouse. Can be reached at WE 0981 through weekend. After weekg write Dr M. Pickard, 8730 E. 10th § Indianapolis, Ind. HELP! MOTHER AND 2 CHILDR need 2 or 3 bdrm. house, townhou| or Ist fl. apt. in N. Evanston. June or July 1st. To $250. Best referen Call 475-5977 SOCIETY ORCHESTRA LEADER wife desire to rent small cottage coach house along North Shore. 2-yr. lease. Call 787-3640. WANTED 2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOU Garage and basement. meets resid tial area. Close to schoo Call 746-1320 Chon). E. WILMETTE 4 BDRM., 2 OR baths, living room, dining rod kitchen. Will lease for 2 years, or h if suitable. AL 1-4338 or EA 17-8499. GLENVIEW;WANT SMALL UNFUR ished house. Responsible middle-a couple. PArk 4-6427 3 BDRM. HOUSE REQUIRED F — 15th occ.; Wilmette or Evanst to $200 per “month. Phone HI 6-7 ter 6 p.m. 138 For Rent—Fura. Houses WINNETKA In desirable location is offered furnished house for small family fo mos. from June ist. There are bdrms. and 2 baths (1 bdrm. and b on ist floor). $400 a month. Frances 414 Linden St. J. Winscott+ REALTOR i HI 6-1 EVANSTON. 4 BEDROOM CO pletely furnished house, 2 encl. por. es, washer, dryer, mod. kitchen D'D., TV ‘and frpl in liv. rm., baths., 2 car garage, lge. yd. $450 x mo. GR 5-3837 between 5 and 7 p.m Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May 18, 196 �iicailbeds 146 fer ReabsBteres and Offens. Vacati on Rentals TTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 3 ‘bdrm., 144 bath home N.W. Evanston, gas heat, frpl., fenced yd., convenient ublic transp. Garage. $275 ma., 2 yr. ease starting June 14. GR 5-7957. DEERFIELD; JUNE 1ST THROUGH Aug. or Sept. 2 BRs, full bsmt., w/sm. pan. rm. Dishwasher, washer and dryer incl, $175/mo. 945-9267 after 6 p.m. 6 ROOM TOWNHOUSE 3 bedrooms, 142 baths; new furn.; Srorry or permanent. 64-5065 ES PLAINES. JUNE, JULY, AUG. De luxe furn. 7 rm. ranch; washer; dryer; dishw.; color TV; 2 car garage. $250 per mo. 296-2135 or UN 9-0222. 39 Wtd. to Rent—Furn. Houses AMILY OF 3 REFINED ADULTS desires larger house for summer or longer. Finest care assured. Best references. Dr. Collier, 664-5315. 1 Summer Rentals KENILWORTH Beautiful, nearly new home with 3 bedrms., library, 242 baths, screen ath July 15 through Labor Day PORTER & WEINRICH, INC. Green Bay Rd., Winnetka 446-2600 HARMING 3 BDRM. CAPE COD across from forest preserve. Offered for Ravinia season, June 15-Aug. 15. Furnished. $250 mo. Easy walk to C.N.W., Ravinia Pk. ID-3-1240. .E. WINNETKA; JUNE _ 19-AUG. 28; 6 rms.; 246 baths; screened porch; terrace; fenced yd.; nr. beach and transp. $750. Weil-mannered dog optional. 446-4292. INNETKA $350/MO Walk to train and to town. Four bedrooms; two baths; immaculate older home. Available June 15th. ASH REALTY 446-9000 OUTHEAST WILMETTE. FURN. house, 3 bdrms., June 22- Sept. 22. $250 per month. Plus deposit. Call AL 1-8839 ENEVA LAKE; EXECUTIVE TYPE 3 bedroom 1 family home. Private pier. For season. E. Johnson, Box 547, Fontana, Wis. 414-275-3203. VANSTON COMPLETELY FURnished 3 athe ge 2 baths, dishwasher. Near ‘‘L’’ and C&NW. June 16th to Sept. 1st. $250 mo. Call 869-6646. .E. WILMETTE, 4 BEDRM. AND 11) baths. June 20th to Aug. 20th. $275 plus deposit. AL 1-3386 after 5 p.m. weekdays. VANTED: RETIRED FLORIDA COUple wants furn. room or small apt. June 30-Aug. 30. Evanstun or Rogers Park, nr. transp. 491-1323 or 835-2231. ORTHFIELD FURNISHED RANCH, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage, fenced patio. Avail. June 19. $375 per month. Call 446-1752. BEDROOM. APT. WITH KIT. IN Winnetka. Last 2 wks. of a and all of Aug. Close to transp., shop Beach and golf priv. avail. 446-5379 446-8963. S.E. WINN. JUN. 22—AU. 20 Furn. hse. 42 blk. to lake. 3 bdrms., patio, gar. Conv. transp. Adults. No pets. HI 6-4343 eves., wkends. INNETKA. JUNE 15TH TO SEPT. lst. 4 bdrms., 142 baths, nr. station and sbopring. ‘$275 a a. Call eves. and weekends. HI 6-0786 Ge. APT.; 3- BDRMS. 2 BATHS. Between lake and Station. July and Aug. $300 a mo. Furnished. Call UNiversity 9-1433 LARGE 6 RM. WILMETTE APT. avail. 6/15 to 9/1. Private parking, laundry fac. avail., nr. transp. and | shops, no pets, reasonable. 256-1218. FAMILY VACATION IN DOOR COUNTY EVERYBODY HAS A GOOD In Beautiful Sister For To de Rent—Town NR. MINOCQUA, WISC., MODERN 2 bdrm. summer home; private beach, pier and boat. Not avail. for less than 2 week periods. Call 446-6538 after 4:30 p.m. FARM VACATION In scenic Southwest Wisconsin Modern House Ponies, Pets ' Phone Highland, Wis. 929-7459 Tom Grimm, Muscoda, Wisconsin. WISCONSIN, HAYWARD; 5 ROOM bungalow, garage; gas; elec., waterworks; block from lake, nr. town. June-Sept. $50. weekly, year lease $75 mo. GR 5-6498. SUMMER HOME FOR RENT ON Lake Michigan. 30 mi. from Escana ba. $65 wk. Any wk. in June; in July from 2-8, 8-15, 15-22; Aug. 26 to Sept. 2. PA 4-0394. PENTWATER—BASS LAKE, MICHIgan 2 cottages, children’s paradise, fish, swim, beautiful beaches, and boat. $55 and $65 per week. DA 8-7368. COTTAGE, LARGE FAMILY, BEAUtiful lake front, quiet location, good beach. Month of Aug. Waupaca, Wis. Chain O Lakes, FO 9-7082 eves. liv. rm.; lease se all elec. kit. including double oven range, dishwasher, refrig., garbage dis., washer-dryer. fully carpeted liv. rm., din. rm. and stairs. Private patio, storage attic, central air cond., garage with radio control door, 3 blocks to train and shopping. No pets. $390 End month, Please call for appointmen ALFINI CONSTRUCTION co. 46-1294 825-6948. XCELLENT NORTH EVANSTON CATION LO- De: luxe Townhouse. Colonial living room, separate dining room, modern kitchen with built- ins, 3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic tile baths. Ful basement with recreation room, garage. Walk to the train, shops and school. Available July 1. $325. okanson & Jenks 13 Davis St. REALTORS GReenleaf 5-1617 IGHLAND PARK-TOWNHOUSE leases becoming avail. starting June, July and Aug. All 3 bdrm. Full bsmts. w/fin. rec. rms. All fully air cond’d. In fine east side locations. Rentals from $325 to $385. Call ID 2-7313. GHLAND PARK—2 BEDRM. TOWNhse. Avail. for June 1st; 2 large bedrms.; 114% bath; air conditioned apt. in Highland Park’s most exclusive area. 433-3372. BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE’ W/GArage, ideal for 1 or 2 persons, $195. Will decorate to suit tenant. Open. Good location at 606 Ridge Rd., Wilmette. LMETTE July sine appt. TOWNHOUSE 1. 2 large 527 Ridge y 18, 1967 bedrms.; Rd. Call AVAIL. 142 baths; 251-2000 for For 144 Rent—Garages EXC. HEATED GARAGE AVAILABLE 1416 Hinman Av., Evanston. Call GR 5-6879 EVANSTON: GARAGE SEE SUPT. 475-8346 MAPLE-NOYES $10 MONTH 2207 MAPLE AV 3-1612 823-25 CHICAGO Heated 45 car garage, Immediate possession. BU 1-5856. AVE. good location. GR 5-1244 or GARAGE FOR RENT—NORTH EVanston. Large space, radio door, lights. 2100 Lincoln St. Phone 825-0578. GARAGE FOR RENT Vicinity of Barton and Seward in Evanston. : Phone 475-5917 after 5 p.m. PRUDENTIAL SAVINGS & LOAN 2114 Central St. Evanston, UN 9-0800. DESK OR OFFICE SPACE AVAIL. Modern and air conditioned. Excellent transportation. CHURCH-CHICAGO PARKING LOT. 2-car space in tandem. $12. SMART & GOLEE, INC. DA _ 8-3200 1613 MONROE ST., EVANSTON 1 stall in brick garage; overhead doors, $10 per month. GReenleaf 5-8992. 146 For Rent—Stores and Offices EVANSTON NEW EVANSTON—Choice Central street Location. 5,000 sq. ft. air-conditioned. Good parking. story building containing 8 oO ices. Reception rooms, and large meeting room. $15,000 yr. MAIN ST.—SMALL OFFICE on ist floor. Suitable for Doctor or Consultant. Furnished if desired. $80 mo. NORTH EVANSTON—Ideal for small business or artist studio. 400 sq. ft. $75 per month. Mrs. Mueller. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR 5-3900 NORTHBROOK Now renting, Deluxe air-conditioned office space in 5 story building located in the heart of town. Walk to trains and bus. Immediate occupancy. 1240 Meadow OPEN REALTY Rd. Northbrook. 272-0200 ALL DAY SUNDAY ATTRACTIVE SPACE FOR A QUIET OFFICE WITH WINdows facing East Davis Street Evanston. 300 square feet of space with janitor service supplied. Available now. : McGUIRE BR & ORR, 3-3220 INC. GR 5-1080 GLENVIEW 2,000 sq. ft. office space, 1400 sq. ft. storage space, use of large parking lot included. Heated, air-conditioned space, electricity furnished. $375 per month. QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. 969 Waukegan 1571 Sherman Rd., Glenview, Av., Evanston, 403 PA UN E. Dundee Rd., Wheeling, 4-5800 4-2600 537-6494 STORE-912 CHICAGO AVENUE, Evanston. Just north of Evanston Tr. & Savgs. Bk. at Main St. Avail. July 1st.-size app. 20’ x 55’-heated, rear delivery-reasonable rent. GR 5- 1010. L. A. Peterson & Cor Realtor. FIRST FLOOR OFFICE SPACE. ON street location. $200 per month. Geo. H. Carlson, Co. 1132 Waukegan Rd. PArk 4-3700. NORTH EVANSTON ON CENTRAL ST. near Green Bay Rd. Top sidewalk traffic location, suitable for retail business. $175 per mo. 3 yr. lease. Call Mr. Becker. SMART & GOLEE, INC. DdAvis 8-3200 WILMETTE—STORE SPACE, OFFICE Space and Desk Space. 100 Sq. Ft. to 900 Sq. Ft. Ground Floor. In Top Location. All Utilities. $35 per Month and Up. LAKE-BAY REALTY AL 6-3000 NORTHFIELD OFFICE SPACE 1300 sq. ft.; air conditioned; janitor service; Cc. A. HEMPHILL & _ 330 W. Frontage Rd. 6-6966. OFFICE-EVANSTON-APP. 352 a FT.1718 Sherman Ave. near campus-just no. of Varsity Theatre-$77. ner mo. Avail. now. GR 5-1010. L. A. Peterson & Co. Realtor. 906—8 HINMAN, EVANSTON 16 x 24 and . 4.3 = June 1. Suit. office or business. W. B. LINDQUIST & agente rou 2626 Milwaukee, Chgo. V 4-5800 STORE-800 DEM SSTRCEVANS. ton Approx. 1000 Sq. Ft. Avail. now. Heated-1 block W. of Chicago Ave. Reasonable rent. GR 5-1010. L. A. Peterson & Co. Realtor. WINNETKA: 300 TO 1,500 SQ. FT., offices in distinctive new elevator bldg. Will custom partition; parking; across from NWRR. bus. HI 6-7600 OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT 460 square feet including offices and wash room, Air conditioned. In Northfield. Call 446-7744 OFFICES: EDENS AT WILLOW: $65; suites from $125, incl. utilities, paneling, carpeting; all services available. New Building. HI 6-6650. CENTRAL DEERFIELD: 2, 3 OR 6 rm. suites. lst or 2nd fir., air-cond., off street parking. Avail. approx. June 15. Telephone 945-0714. OFFICES: suites ing, New EDENS from $125, AT incl. WILLOW: utilities, carpeting; all services Building. HI 6-6650. OFFICE SPACE. STREET LEVEL. Choice Green Bay Rd: location in Kenilworth. Call 251-4500. S.E, EVANSTON or 800 sq. ft. or more of mfgr. warehouse space. Can divide. Reasonable rent. 724-7337 152 For IN CENTER OF GLENVIEW Private office in modern air-conditioned building; with waiting room. Days 729-2070 Eves. 724-3612. 148 For Rent—lIndustrial EVANSTON—FOR RENT 2ND FLOOR. Complex of offices, assembly rooms, etc. with conveyor to loading dock. Zoned M-1. Would remodel for long term lease. $750. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR_ 5-3900 STORY WILMETTE—ENTIRE 1 building with office and mfg. space. Will rent part or all. Convenient location. Lake Bay Realty AL 6-3000 APARTMENT HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Sale—Co-op Rookwood QUINLAN One Haven block & TYSON, swimming 1-3425 (After 6 p.m.) DA O pening Glenview bet UNTIL YOU'VE EXPLORED w/24’ renee baths; communi 142 at $150. : sep. 208. ; Buildings OF DODGE AND ster. 5 rms. down at APT. S. OF DE $140 and 6 Heat. 2 car gai H.W. EVANSTON—16 OWNER WILL Pe rs Bldg. Searle lent bldg. (1 block N. of How larger rade. up to 0500. re some EXCELarg? J cash BAIRD & WARNEF 524 Davis 491-1855 Street Evanston, 273-1 A BEST BUY! 3-6’s, solid brick Blks. from Howard Street! A gas heat. Triple track storms screens. Was $49,500 NOW NR 2-2 BR’s in reget RIDGE... building. sep. htd. and both conditioned. 3 car parking. ownet Wi help you finance. Have a home and— = income too! Now $41,500. DE LUXE THRU AND THRU . 6’s in Dawes-Chute School Area to t ransp. Both indiv heated a conditioned. Big paneled rec room, car parking. superbly. 8-3414 Maintained Reduced to $57,400. SAMUEL Model apartment open daily Sat. and Sun. 1-5 p.m. and SHERWIN 607 Howard Street UNiversity 9-2575 $28,000 =. AVE. A ONE DISTINCTIVE CONDOMINIUM apartment is now available in this prime location. 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths; elevator; private indoor parking; electric garage doors; air-conditioned; balcony greenhouses; all outside rooms. Model Apartment for ———e Sun. 1 to 5 p.m. Sachnoff 2 APARTMENT FOR who THE =" OWN ~ C wants to live in a neat charm atm ospnere. Two gas heatin modern kitchens and baths,, a tiled fireplaces lots of storage space, 2 car garage, pleasing landscaping with shrubs Con venient and desirable ipcation; prompt Helen occupancy. G. Nixon, Room 300 1609 Sherman Hahn Ave. NEWER TEN Realtor Bldg. EVANSTON DAN DRAGASH, MR. CONDDO, Offers 3 deluxe units in Evanston. 400 MAIN ST., 3 bdrms., 2 baths. 2141 RIDGE, 2 bdrms., 2 baths. 930 WASHINGTON, 2 bdrms. layout, $45, ooo! it! 612 Mulford St. APT. WITH bedrm. and 2—3 bedrm. with 2 ba and family room. Beautiful building, designed for easy maintenance. —$22, er} EXCELLENT AREA. and DAN DRAGASH O. Flanders & Co., Inc. 274-1001 CHICAGO’S FINEST Thorndale Beach North. Lovely 2 bdrm. corner apt. with 2 full baths. South and West exposure, open balcony, air cond., lake view, inside parking. Staunton Chicago RD. Wau 724-9100 Lot is 44’ x 170’. All in good cond Early poss’n. of either apt. $25,500. Must be sold. : down payment. Gwose. wil balance. Your opportunit A and income too. Call—L $245.00 per month Western, | apts. building. For Sale—Apt. up with $7,000 down payment and tax deduction, includes. principal and interest, heat and _ air-conditioning, maintenance, insurance, Real Estate Taxes, all utilities, inside heated garage with electric doors, frigidaire refrigerators, double oven, dishwasher, disposal. Fully carpeted. Immediate occupancy. & COMPANY of EVANSTON —2 W. | nr. Jarvis beach. 2 bdrm. rm.; 156 4 BEDROOMS N. 2-3 bdrm. apt. elevator luxe ea Condominium New Elevator Building size, and ba t and 4th flr. avail. in mid JOS. RUSH REALTOR 2339 W. Howard St., Chgo. 274-1001 EVANSTON 6302 8 De OVER 2,300 SQ. FT. OF LIVING SPACE, WOODBURNING FIREPLACE, PRIVATE _ BALCONY, HEATED GARAGE, SAUNA, 19 CUBIC FT. REFRIGERATOR, DOUBLE OVEN AND DISHWASHER. ELEVATOR BUILDING. STAUNTON O. FLANDERS & CO., INC. location, facilities 7401 N. SHERIDAN Block to Lake and Beach call Mr. 372-3255 RD. WILMETTE I-l111 in Gnleeke Location 1416 HINMAN BAY AL club 838 Michigan CROSBY GREEN 111 2-2!/, BATHS Each offers extras. 8-3414 townhouses. Located west an on West Lake Av. CALL BOB KIVLIN 4 Bedrooms appt. sa VALLEY 1.02 CONDOMINIUMS FEATURING A PRIVATE ee TOUCH OF ELEGANCE NEW ULTRA SPACIOUS For pool, ef cieetact. INC. EVANSTON Open all AT WILMETTE ¥. ©, Hosta? Realtor Ras JUST TWO BLOC Beautifully m To Howard tained5 room third floor apartmer ALL SPACIOUS ROOMS. 2 bedroom Elevator building. - C n 146 baths. trally air-conditioned. Be smart own your apartment instead of pay rent. Low 30s. EVANSTON BR 3-3750 Sale—Condominiums DAvis St. Shopping $28,500 heated garage, carpeted. Gardens Outstanding Central From RO © _ to transportation School, Elevator, WILMETTE 2 bdrm. co-op, 4th and Linden area. Asking $14,500. VROMAN- eNic- KNIGHT Realtors * 515-4th St. ALpine 1-0407. For PRAIRIE Apartments 1571 SHERMAN AVE. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 154 AND Condominiums 2-3-4-Bedrooms 2-2'/, Baths JUST REDUCED TO $11,900 CASH Equity. 5 Rm. Apt. NE Evanston, near the Lake, N.U. and transp. Sep., din. rm., lge. liv. rm., 2 twin size bedrms., ‘kit. w/Like-new appliances. 4 Thru-the wall Air Conditioners. Excellent closet space. A lovely light 3rd. flr. apt. Excellent financing available. Bldg. Mtg. to be paid off in one more year. Board approval required. Call Mrs. Niemi. PRIV. OFC. WITH PART-TIME sec’y serv. to retired exec., ins. agt., mfgrs. rep., etc. New prestige bldg. in No. Skokie locat. OR 6-3400 OFFICE SPACE 500 TO 1,000 SQ. FT. the new Courtyard Bldg. Handy to everything. Skokie Valley Professional Bldg. Suite 15, ORchard 6-3400. HARRISON 251-7200 available. QUAR- 2009 HARRISON First Federal Savings of Wilmette panel- RENT: ks ‘Sele—ondominoms EVANSTON AS LOW AS 52% LAKE FOREST—NEW PROFESSIONal building. Air conditioning and parking. 600 to 850 sq. ft. Call 7 to 9. 234-5070. TO 1a. MORTGAGE LOANS $65; STORES 16 X 50 EA. 814 AND 816 Dempster. Good loc. Immed. occup. Good for office or service store. Will cooperate. Reas. UN 4-2224. E ‘Real Estate— Loans and Mortgages 151 EVANSTON-829 MAIN ST. 800 sq. ft. divided into paneled offices, plus full basement. Excellent location for any business or professional offices. Heated. Good parking. Reasonable rent. GR 5-2100 or CE 6-7786 SMALL SHOP WITH LIVING ters for 1. Call eve. 299-1432. OR 3-3130 SEQUENS R. E. Holt Realty Co. WANTED FINEST FACILITIES Transportation Ample parking Suites of 500 to 3,700 sq. feet Reasonable Broker cooperation invited For information FOXMAN WHEELING. MODERN AIR CONDItioned offices. Front and rear entrance, ground floor, ample parking. See... 2 BUILDING OFFICE SPACE Houses WINNETKA TOWNHOUSE be avail. June Ist on 2 year luxe 3 bdrm., 24% tile baths, Wisc. MEALS esha f ON THE PATIO; swimming from your own private beach with pier; fishing; the cook will appreciate the all modern kitchen; there are two porches, one glassed-in and facing the bay; modern bath; 3 bedrooms, dining and living rooms. In a delightfully wooded spot secluded yet near town. June, $100 weekly; July and Aug., $125; Sept. $100 — Available for season rental, $450 monthly. Write Don Strahl, 2568 N. Humboldt, Milwaukee, Wis. 53212. SAYNOR, WIS. 4 BDRM. AND 3 bdrm. priv. cottages; both with bath on beautiful Plum Lake; priv. beach, docks, boat furn. Good swimming, fishing, golf. Avail July. FAculty 3- VANSTON: 4 BDROOM HOUSE. LGE. back yd., near shopping, NWRR. June 15 to Labor Day. UN 4-2462 eves. 42 Bay, TIME BEAUTIFUL SHOWROOM—APPROX. 4,000 sq. ft. plus several small offices. Inside parking for 8 cars plus 4,500 add’l. sq. ft. for offices or storage space if desired. Now occupied by Dodge Auto Agency, Ridge and Lyons, Evanston. (1 blk. N. of Church St.) Available within 90 days. Call Roy Peterson GR 5-1200. ~ REAL ESTATE 3 761-7100 ALL—LEONARD SZERLONG BAIRD & WARNER. 524 Davis 491-1855 Street Evanston, FLAT, 5 Illin 273. ROOMS EVANSTON: 2 each; gas heat; 2 car garage; near schools and transp.; $25,000. GReenleaf 5-1785. 6-5’S, brick owner. 5-5106. ENCLOSED PORCHES, income, garages. Good 742 W. Cornelia, Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Chicago. 4 b: LA Classified — 15 �For Sale—Apt. Buildings 7 ~ KOENIG & STREY pacious Two Apartment On nto aths. room and g room. Three bedrooms and gas heat. Priced at $53,000 Tremendous living den. -4-9020 BR GLENVIEW 4 BEDROOMS secluded Lovely ranch, lge. rms., patio, well built, sep. din. rm. MID 40s 3-2660 ~NORTH EVANSTON 11 DELUXE APTS. IMMACULATE BRICK RANCH 2 bdrms., great kitchen, well built, cul-de-sac, : BUILDER ants to trade for home or vacant 1, 2 3 bedroom apartments, full dining room, U-type kitchens, Plenty of pensive cabinets and appliances. Carpeted breakfast , near bus. room. PArk 1 block GLENVIEW to BUILDING plus each. es. Ist flr. apartment Sherman Ave. available. PArk 4-5600 THREE 312 RM. EAST al new, $69,5' SMART & GOLEE, vis 8- 3300 ‘CAGO s REALTORS B R 3-3660 price. “on or call RICK 6 Each LARGE See at 4 FLAT IN 1424 SOUTH apartment BROTHERS EVANS- GR_ 5-3900 Evanston Wall to Patio, Cabinet Bay—all. with Kitchen overlook aped Sliding fully with the floodlighted 3 for eas baths, land- 4-1102 SPACE Porch; love ss i Av. ALpine ths: plus ‘‘L’’; good size 3 FAMILY ROOM family PLUS 2 room. middle 2 30s. DEN ds of extra living space in the 32’ long living room; separate dining area; large family room; den; bedrooms; bath and 21% Car garage. Bag? lot where you can walk to rk and schools. Priced in the middle thirties. To see call MARGE Waukegan Rd. Glenview, -1855 baths; sas Ill. 588-1855 NORTH SHORE try-like atmosphere. bsmt.; patio. Low 16 — Classified rec. 20s. 30s Evanston rm., nr. UPPER 20s HOP-SKIP-J UMP TO. DAWES School, Chute Junior High School, and bus transp. to Loop. 6 lovely rooms, 3 BR’s, 142 baths; de luxe kitchen, centrally : family bdrms., 23% car garage, 30s air conditioned, Evanston N.W. AREA, COUN4 bdrms.; 2 rm.; dbl. Details. A Honey SPACIOUS REMODELED RANCH IN mint condition. 5 big rooms, 2 BR’s, 2 porches, 2 car garage, modern kitchen, finished play room. Haven and St. Athanasius Area. A SHERWINNER HOME in 20s. SAMUEL SHERWIN 607 Howard BRoadway 3-5420 OPEN This deluxe brick Ranch home CLOSE TO THE LAKE is beautifully located on OVER AN ACRE of ground. This SECLUDED RAVINE PROPERTY is unusually WELL PLANTED AND LANDSCAPED giving you the feeling that you’re in a world of your own. There are 3 bedrms and 3 baths, a family room with sliding glass doors to patio. Lovely BRIGHT KITCHEN with OVERHEAD LIGHTING and ood BREAKFAST SPACE. CEN; aga AIR CONDITIONED. Upper . OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 1116 Montgomery Drive, Deerfield Owner transferred making this STUNNING split level available. FOUR BEDRMS., 242 BATHS and a FAMILY ROOM with doors to patio. LARGE BASEMENT. A_ gracious gel “a PERFECT CONDITION. TWO garage. Fenced yard. Nothing a it at $42,000 YOU'LL APPRECIATE THE AGELESS BEAUTY and sturdy construction of this fine half TIMBERED ENGLISH style home with leaded glass windows in a CHOICE KENILWORTH location. A _ lovely bright home. There’s a COZY DEN for Dad on the first floor and a PANELED REC ROOM. A _bkfst. room too. Master bedrm has its own DRESSING ROOM AND BATH. 4 more good size bedrms. and 2 more baths. Priced in the 90s. overhead sewers, thermopane windows in living room. Move-in condition. NOW $41,500. rm., IN 40s A Beautiful Ranch UTMOST DAILY 2 TO 5 2031 Big Oak Lane, Northbrook 3 bedroom ranch, modern kitchen, lge. breakfast area. Forced air gas heat. Beautiful yard. Ideal neighborhood. $24,500. Call Odh Realty HI 6-4900. FORUM IN LIVING A wonderful stone and frame Colonial, shown by appointment, is endowed with graciousness. There are 3 FIREPLACES, one in living rm., one in huge oak paneled famiy rm. and one in a HEATED GARDEN ROOM which also has a grill for indoor cooking and a wet bar. The kitchen is a WOMAN’S DREAM. Separate dining room. Three bedrms., 244 LAVISH BATHS. Excellent out-door lighting for patio and SWIMMING POOL. This is splendor priced in the low 70s. Street—Evanston UNiversity 9-2575 We NEW LISTING PRETTY BRICK AND FRAME 2 story on corner lot in East Morton Grove. Living room with fireplace, 4 plus bedrooms, 2 baths. Full basement. Priced right in low 30s. PORTER & WEINRICH Realtors Winnetka 62 Green Bay Rd. 446-2600 N ILES SUNDAY OPEN FOR INSPECTION 2-5 PM 8219 Merrill St. Lot 55x 170 School District 63 - Main East High school, TWO STORY GEORGIAN Brick - 3 bedrooms, 142 Baths, You must come in to see room this home has- Living rm with Georgian marble fireplace, family rm, Ist flr 13x 17 plus game rm in basement, Master bedrm 13x172nd bedrm 11x16, attchd garage Price $33,500. NORTHFIELD Contemporary ranch located on nearly an acre in a fine area. 3 bdrms., baths—open plan living room, dining room and family room. Lovely kitchen with separate service bar for family room and patio. Swimming pool covered but operable. HIGHLAND PARK Hemphill built—1958 This well styled American Colonial brick ranch on select landscaped site of former nursery with established comparable surrounding homes has 2 master bedrooms, 24% ceramic tile baths, paneled family fields will answer each week in gar.; ck 4- REAL ESTATE FORUM HOLLISTER NEWSPAPERS 1232 Central Ave., Wilmette, Illinois BRADY It’s a beautiful setting family. 1 Northbrook Northfield. in a sylva discriminatin Estate Area Sunset Ridge FOR’ A LARGE FAMILY, ON MOR than an acre in the heart of the fine estate area. Large livin roon gracious dining room, Ist floor po er room, and family room with fir place. 6 bedrooms with 4 baths oa second floor, playroom and mor rooms and a bath on third floo Swimming pool, screened porche gas heat. New Trier and Sunset Ridg schools. Offered at a fraction of production cost. We invite inspectior $99,500 BEDROOM, 3 BATH RANCH ON secluded lane near Country Club. foot living room, formal dining roo family room with barbeque a unusual brick floor, glazed porch, to the minute kitchen, 3 bedroo with 2 baths in one wing, gues bedroom and bath in other wing partial basement, and 2 car garag 20x40 swimming pool; excelle landscaping. $69,500 ROMAN BRICK RANCH ON A BEA tifully landscaped acre. 4 bedrooms, baths, 1st floor utility room, builtkitchen, den, family room with ba and barbeque, part basement wit rec. area, 2 car garage. Owne moving West. $40,500 PRETTY WHITE COLONIAL RANC on 100 foot lot in a very nice are Living room with picture windo family room with fireplace, nid kitchen, 3 excellent bedrooms and ceramic baths. Transferred owne See it today. $55,000 CHARMING HOME NEAR MIDDLE fork Tennis Club. Designed by Erne Benkert. ist floor has large livi room with paneled fireplace wa good dining ‘‘L’’, kitchen with dis washer, disposal and breakfast area. good sized bedrooms, jalousied pore tile bath. 2nd floor has 2 mo bedrooms, another ceramic. bat Basement with toilet and shower. G heat, 2 car garage. On almost acre. Tip top shape. Available soo See it today. $62,500 ALMOST NEW 2 STORY ON delightful half acre among beautif homes, Large living room with fir place, separate dining room, builtkitchen with adjacent family roo! powder room, extra large mast4 bedroom with its own bath, 2 mol bedrooms with another bath, attache garage with space above roughed for a_ studio and bath. It’s me charming. $29,500 BRICK RANCH ON 100 x 185 FOO wooded lot near St. Philip’s. bedrooms, living room with fireplac separate dining room, jalousied pore full basement and attached garag Expandable, too. V. J. BRADY 1850 Willow REALTY Road, Northfield Executives CQ HI 6-57 Home Newly Listed! of & ASSOCIATES CG ON PRIVATE LANE IN THE SUNSE' Ridge and New Trier school districts Living room with walnut panele walls and fireplace, spacious dini room, built-in kitchen, breakfas family room with fireplace’ an barbecue, master bedroom with fi ore, dressing room and bath, 3 mo amily bedrooms, 3 more _ bath servants’ quarters and 3 car garagé Central air conditioning, electronij filters, Japanese garden, pool, an private pond. Built for and occupie by a well known architect. One of t finest homes in the Chicago area. . Frontage Rd., HI 6-8373 home perfect for the Upper bracket. King's Court Corporation . REALTY CUSTOM BUILT BRICK RANC overlocking 10th green of Sunset Ridg| Club. Living room with picture ‘ dow, paneled family room, walle patio, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 3 bat spacious dining room, puilt- in kitche breakfast area, Ist floor utility roo and a basement, too. Air conditioned w/wet DEERFIELD Well located 3 bedroom ranch. cabinet kitchen, lovely fence yard, black top drive, ceramic tile bath, large utility room. Extras $22,500. 330 W. Send in questions on all subjects of interest to home owners, sellers, or buyers. Members of the EvanstonNorth Shore Board of Realtors and experts in related room bar, den, breakfast room, excellent country kitchen, 2 fireplaces, central air, large basement. 2 car garage w/electric eye door. Offered at $14,000 below replacement cost. Many inclusions. C. A. HEMPHILL have the answers! RIEMANN. Baird & Warner BE MID V. 3 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 1020 East Westleigh, Lake Forest a division bedrooms; i @gyr carport. Priced in the : Call MARGE RIEMANN. Schl. 1-1105 SAFETY n for easy livability. Mother will the cul-de-sac for safety. Walking dining Willard INTEREST RATES LAND INVESTMENTS HOME SALE HOME PURCHASE - distance to school. 25’ living room plus ¥ N.W. MORTGAGING HOME APPRAISALS ‘This Bright and Cheerful Bi-Level has ds of living area. Wonderful traffic y Evanston CRISP AND FRESH! 3 BR BRICK bungalow in prime _ location! New cabinet kitchen, completely decorated, new ceramic bath, wood burning fireplace, separate dining room, garage. $29,500. See it! ZONING is this Jalousied AND Evanston . . Nr. Howard UNPARALLELED LUXURY! 8 RM. Georgian, 4 BR’s, 242 baths, huge Ist flr. fam. rm. plus pan. rec. room, patio, 2 car garage, de luxe kitchen, 2 fireplaces. ove-in condition. On an 80’ lot 42 of which is a valuable buildable lot. Entire package in 70s. Call us. Have a look-see! TAXES Appleton & Company : Family beyond Contract. UNiversity Evanston—Big HOW ABOUT THIS 8 ROOM, 5 Bedroom Georgian! Room for everybody! ist floor laundry room, fireplace, attached garage, paneled rec room and ist floor den. Washington School Area W. of Dodge. Easy-tocare-for lot $39,500. about Brkfst. and SQ. FT. Chicago CLOSE TO OAKTON SCHOOL AND Ridge Avenue Bus line!! Spacious and delightful 2 oy, 7 Rooms, 3 BR’s, 144 baths, ist floor family room, garage. On 188’ lot! $44,000. ESTATE ‘Ghusuat Bsmnt. has Lounge Rm. with Wet Bar, 2nd Family Rm. with Frpl., Bow Rm., equipped Photo Rm., . Rm., Office or Den, Laundry ’ Workshop and Storage Rm. Also Floodlighted + 2 Car Eye door, and storage 1312 rm., Listed Do you have questions???? equipped maintenance 5x15 family family REAL complete privacy. Has 20x 26 Liv. m. with Frpl., 13x20 Din. Rm., ath. ox | Equipped Cabinet Kitchen 8-9 Frpl., 26x16 Ist Flr. Fagg Evanston—Newly CR 2-0330 Northbrook PA 9-0330 Glenview AL 1-0330 Wilmette ROOMING HOUSE SOUTH EAST EVaston R-6 Zoning, License for 7 rooms and 1 Apt. Call Mr. Massman, L. A Peterson & Co. GR 5-1010. luxe Brick Ranch in_ estate-like area and heavily wooded affording i ie 30s IN 50s BASEMENT 41, BATHS—4,500 signed frpl., family rm., garage LOW, LOW 30s TRANSFERRED OWNER 3 bdrm., 2 baths, 2 parquet floor in din. rm. East Glenview BEDROOMS—FULL 70s UPPER CHOICE GOLF AREA Custom built colonial, 4 baths, frpl., family rm., r the Golf Course, also 3 Bedrms., Vanit Tile Baths, full heated ement, 2 car att. garage. Owner -ansferred—reduced to $45,000!—Will ae reasonable offer. 5 lot, them! Glass btflly. yard acre _ rm., possession. See. tele ndbseae: homes! \ Brick Ranch with Panoramic ! Liv. Rm. with Frpl. and Pict. ‘Birch din. SPACIOUS COLONIAL 5 bdrms., deluxe kitchen, din. rm., transferred. der $500. Available at $29,500. area 30s KOENIG & STREY lovely Dutch Colonial has Liv. 13 x 35 with Frpl., Birch Cab. with dishwasher and Brkfst. ES Din. Rm. or Den, enclosed ch and Pow. Rm.; 2nd. fir. has 3 s. and Bath (very large mas) and stairway to floored attaic. has full basement with Gas , fenced rear yard and taxes un- Lae rm.,, LOW Sale—Houses FIRST TIME OFFERED Central Evanston ae. ‘Dining sep. has 2 bedrooms, room and large kitchen. 09 4 garages. $67,500. “Northwest 212 RANCH SPACIOUS RANCH 3 bdrms., air-cond. park and pool. IAN HILL REALTY HI 6-0900 “EVANSTON, 1805 W. MADISON DE LUXE 2 FLAT 10 YRS. OLD; > CERAMIC BATHS EACH APT:; _ 2 CAR BRICK GARAGE; LOW 40s. 679-2440. ANSTON—2 APARTMENT BUILD2 RIDGE. OF WEST ING JUST E SEPARAT EACH. EDROOMS A ING PLANTS. $23,500. For FAMILY? bdrms., immediate 272-7095. dining dining ange GREAT FOR KIDS 4 bdrms., 2 baths, 4 APTS., 4 APT. BLDG. each plus 2 car garage. New aneling in all apts. Priced oan value for cash sale. Only total GLENVIEW 3 bdrms., 2 baths, basement. 30s LOW LOW Evanston senleaf 5-2700 REE 5 RM. AND 2 baths, LOW rec. GLENVIEW-SWAINWOOD Finest construction. 2/3 gorgeous rec. rm. . 4 garages in well-maintained ig. in good Evanston loc. All copper Ag $10,335 qecome. Many features. C] COD GLENVIEW RANCH 3 plus bdrms., 2 baths, garage, many extras. ‘allace & Orth, Inc. bf 4 CAPE Near grade school, 3 bdrms., basement, 2 car garage. EVANSTON Gar on See CALL TODAY 4-8009. ‘O APARTMENT BRICK at $36,500 — Five rooms, "Sherwinner’ BRICK AND FRAME SPLIT Oak family rm., 3 bdrms., 2 baths, fine condition, nice landscaping. LOW 30s “George J. Cyrus & Co. ‘ SAMUEL SHERWIN Hull Terrace W BRICK WITH SIDE DR. a 2 car garage. Six plus rooms, 2 Z ON BURR OAK DRIVE OFF SUNSE Ridge Road. A superbly maintaine top quality, 4 Bedroom-three bath, year old split level. On a beautiful KENILWORTH E.—NR. LAKE English style estate home w/charm. Superb const., immac. cond. 6 bdrms., 415 baths, lovely library, liv., din. rms. A home you will be proud to live in, entertain in and own. landscaped acre site. This home marble floored reception hall, sunké living room, a spacious walnut pa eied family room with handsome sto! fireplace, a dream kitchen with ne Kitchen Aid. Dishwasher, a delu LINCOLNSHIRE—42 WILTSHIRE (Deerfield area) open 1 to 5. Ist time offered. Handsome ranch’ w/prize winning garden. Beaut. interior, center hall, liv. rm., terr. adjoining din. windows, lovely wal. pan. fam. rm., bar, 3 spac. bdrms., 2 baths. In fine condition. 2 car garage. built-in bar, central air conditionin Almost new carpeting included. sliding glass doors of the family roo open onto a delightful free form pati complete with canvas roof. Beyor which lies the swimming pool. summertime delight for both childre and adults alike. An out of state mo makes this extra ordinary opportuni eveeatie at $89,500. Call John Goo NORTHBROOK—2780 LANDWEHR RD. Open Sun. 1:30-5. Excellent value. Enjoy the summer in this lovely home. Ready to move into. Brk. and fr. 2 sty. on 42 acre. Spec. fam. home w/terr. Liv. rm., din. rm., 4 bdrms., 215 baths. Reasonably priced in 40s. Mae 251-3640 B. Blackwell & Assoc. 251-6465 pecan paneled recreation ORRINGTON Evanston room wi REALTY Cd DA 8-444 GLENDALE RD. IN _ GLENVIE Countryside. 2 bdrms.; lge. liv. r kit., and util. rm. Lge. lot 70x1 Gardener’s delight. $18,500. 724-706 after 4 p.m. : Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May 18, 196; �Sine : =e 2 For JIGHLAND PARK EAST FIRST TIME OFFERED CALL—ALAN 2:00 TO 16 WOODBINE SEX 5:00 AVENUE st Reduced for Quick Sale KENILWORTH GARDENS. ST ARPER SCHOOL Area. 6 ROOM ANCH w/3 BEDROOMS and a real replace. Paneled dining rm. Modern aan w/eating area. Dandy bsmt. ame space _ w/full _ shower bath. EXTRAS. Late Summer oss’Nn, ONL Y—$38,500. BETTER ALL TODAY—R. H. JOHNSON. INDIAN HILL HOME U CAN GET IMMEDIATE POSSESON of this very fine SIX ROOM— WO BATH COLONIAL RANCH that situated among other fine homes on oquois Road in Wilmette. There are bedrms. and a bath on the first floor nd one bedrm. and bath on the 2nd » The lot is magnificent—being pprox. 80’ x 210’ and beautifully landaped. Compact and stepsaver kitchim has dishwasher, disposal and range all included). Large living rm. /W.B. fireplace and list fir. family . Electric garage door. MUST LL NOW—50s. BOB MILLER W ilmette— eptional Six Bedrm. Home APPROX. 34 OF AN ACRE IN ighcrest School Area. Is perfect for rge family and for entertaining. Has pparate dining room, and free form atio off huge family room w/fireace. Also has a Country Style itchen. To see CALL— S. STEVENSON (home phone: 2) LEAR BRIGHT RANCH ILT °54. TWO FINE BEDRMS. bacious kitchen w/dining area. Sunny Dp. exposure living rm. New ait. ovsz. arage. Priv. yard w/6’ stockade nce. EXCELLENT CONDITION roughout. $24,750 includes carpeting d drapes. o see—CALL-—LES SIMPSON EVANSTON BEDROOM RANCH. Tile bath and tchen, overhead sewer. Sump pump, arage. $23,000. IN EXCELLENT ONDITION. Call—ART JOHNSON CELLENT NORTHWEST ATION OF EVANSTON IN THE incolnwood school district. 8 rooms d two full baths. A charming, livble brick home that was built to t. The basement has a fine knotty ne rec. room with many built-ins. Aree family bedrooms and bath on e first floor plus an IDEAL 14x14 AMILY ROOM. Large bedroom and ath on upper floor. Priced to sell. alli—BOB MILLER AIRD & WARNER Davis 855 Street Evanston, THEY GLENVIEW Illinois 273-3855 SPARKLE! NORTHBROOK PEN HOUSE—Sunday 1-5 P.M. 2164 entwood (Shermer Ave. south to entwood) br the entertainer. Two bedroom nch with a large, magnificent mily room. Garage. Beautiful back- GLENVIEW EAST YOU KNOW QUALITY, THIS IS ! 4 yr. old 2 story Colonial, brick d frame construction. L.R., separDining room, paneled family room th raised hearth fireplace, 4 large drooms, 212 baths, Full basement. 2 Beautifully landscaped lot area of expensive homes. ¢ poss. Priced to sell. QUENS y 18, Sg he 1967 158 NORTHFIELD Heart of Northfield. grrunte and including ome.. REALTY Fronting on 2 usable $35,000 TODAY ownership the this for $21,500 ranch with 11% screened porch rear yard with your benefits summer. home Road, IVANHOE, custom built ROOM and bath. Beautiful- 6-7274 1-4463 COUSIN Ave, (Highway 176) 566-6720 WILMETTE SCHOOLS, NEW TRIER. Like new bi-level; 4 bedrooms up; 21% baths; large pan. rec. rm.; air-cond.; 40s. Call PArk 4-2151. AND BEAUTIFUL » Rd. past 2575 FOREST GLEN PIERSEN the tollway Rd. 50x 187 and the price breakfast area, 2 ceramic bath on bedrooms and a second. bedrooms and the first, plus powder room There is a full lot 58x 153, and is in overpass to 3rd TRAIL fine physical NORTHBROOK— You can have the peace and privacy of country living in this truly de luxe ranch. It was built in 1960 on a beautiful lot of approximately 142 acres overlooking a private pond. There are 4 family bedrooms and 214 baths plus 2 servants rooms and bath, family kitchen with breakfast area, study with fireplace and a beautiful 17 x 27 living room with a fireplace. It features central air conditioning, a swimming pool, 2 car attached garage and a paneled recreation room. The price is $250,000. GLENCIEW—In the lovely and convenient Swainwood area, 8 room brick and clapboard ranch, superb in every detail. Lovely living room with fireplace, dining room, three bedrooms, spectacular kitchen, breakfast room and large family room overlooking ner and beautiful private grounds. irst floor laundry, 2 car attached garage with electric eye door—central air conditioning. KENILWORTH—This frame Dutch Colonial, which needs work both inside and out is on a beautiful 100 x 175 lot in a choice east location. The first floor has a living room with a firepiace, dining room, kitchen, pine paneled family room and a powder room. There are 4 second floor bedrooms and a bath plus 2 additional rooms and a bath on the third. Basement, gas heat and a 2 car detached garage with an apartment ABOVE. he price is tecture has everything needed for luxurious living. Five bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 powder rooms, paneled den and a wonderful family room 22 x 31. The modern kitchen and breakfast area have every convenience and the screened porch overlooks the BOOK ranch Many heat—oversize nice © lot—spacic room two combil nice features—radia: garage. Only $18,500 SIX ROOM BRICK RANCH IN [Bs able west Wilmette—three b : 142 tiled baths, full basement, gas heat, patio. Price reduced $1,250. Can be purchased with less than $65, nh Asking $28,500—owner w offer. BEAUTIFULLY REMODELED Chalet type home on ee ot central vanston—Huge step d living room. with fireplace, la separate dining room, music re large foyer, many exquisite special features. Seven bedrooms, baths. Must be seen to be appreciat Offered at $48,500. nee EVANSTON-SKOKIE CHARMING bedroom, brick ranch, newly dece rated and ready for early su possession. Easy to care for and convenient to school and transpo tion. Priced to sell in the forties. IN BEAUTIFUL —unusually GLEN attractive OAK ACRES three bedro ranch home—Huge living room fireplace wall; separate dining kitchen with appliances, many s features. 242 baths. All large Gay 90’ recreation room and fi C in basement. Wonderful swim pool, patio, Japanese garden. Cali appointment—$65,000. EAST , GLENVIEW—STUNNING C and stone ranch home with all rooms. Fireplace in livin dining room overlooks lovely p with fountain and. barbecue, spacious kitchen with dishw I disposal, plus generous eating < two twin size (plus) corner hedeos a9 Oversize two car grounds. $49,900. Must see WILLARD SCHOOL garage; bea to appreciate. DISTRICT . . . ID park-like area—a one owner, Ww maintained seven room home with. baths. Woodburning fireplace; p family room opening to patio; heat; loads of storage space ...m extras, including carpeting. Tra ' tation and shopping 1 block aw Low 30’s. GOELZER Elm Street and WILDE REALTORS HI 6-5544 ATMOSPHERE—CLOSEin location. Colonial ranch with four bedrooms, two baths, fireplace, 2 car garage, wooded acre on private lane. Excellent expansion possibilities, close to Edens—Lower 30s. AN ELEGANT SPLIT LEVEL IN Northbrook—centrally air-conditioned, 3 plus bedrooms, 2 baths, fenced yard, intercom system and lots “‘goodies’’ to embellish 2,750 feet of living space. High 40s. to see TODAY. LARGE HOUSE, LARGE of other square Call us VALUE IN excellent location in Northbrook surrounded by mature trees. Four large bedrooms, 2!5 CT baths, oak cabinet kitchen, with built-ins, paneled family room, fireplace in living room—see to believe in low 40s. AN INVESTMENT BRUFF Evenings 527 Dundee WORTH REALTY Rd., Northbrook 272-7550 Heavily wooded, fully FEATURING . 244 ceramic tile baths improved 1% Colonials . Paneled family rm. with frpie. . Kitchen with built-ins . Basement and 2-car garage. Sate ee ere eed . on 1 mode MODEL OPEN. DRIVE OUT TODAY! BIRCHWOOD BUILDERS CR 2-7300 811 Skokie Hwy. Northbrook PA 4-3294. and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff . G INDIAN RIDGI e 5-2700 PArk i" a In Northbrook = IMMEDIATE DELIVERY | Unique rambling ranch home fea an amazing arrangement of: nage bedrooms, 2!5 ceramic and beamed paneled fireplace, with an age from slate tile family room unusual tr ei? to s iving room and formal dining room : 2 car garage. Step saver kitchen basement. Priced at $46,900. ‘ Builder’s model fa home—only ey 6 months old. Rpecious 2,880 sq. ft. Two stor Cape Cod. Here is truly living on th luxury level. This home features large bedrooms, 21% baths and a basement. Master bedroom is on th downstairs level. Also on the oun level is a beautiful paneled mi room with fireplace, mud m ; large 2-car garage. Other a features included are, landscaping front and rear, stor and screens, wall to wall carp and throw rugs, drapes and c wallpaper, patio and special light fixtures. Truly a magnificent buy on beautiful cul-de-sac location. Only TOWN BUILDERS Walters and Landwehr Rds 272-5150 : s Baird & Warner . 7-9 DEERFIELD-LINCOLNSHIRE LINCOLNSHIRE BLUFFS ast Evanston GReenleaf HOMES LIKE THIS ARE SCA Lovely, like-new center entrance lonial with spacious yen separate dining room; family powder room; nice built-in kitchen; and D. 4 Excellent bedrooms; 2 (one off bed mariar Pay seg! wool car ng included. ar ga and Air Conditioned! Low 40s. see home without Call delay! oO TTE : 7 Baird & Warner ¢ Be BY ee 85 eaan Rd. OWNER: 1070 ~ Glenview, 588-1 PRINCETON Highland Park. 3 BR brk. ranch in» location. Air cond., ¢ rptn gl porch, frple., cab. kit. w/ea dshwshr. Reas. taxes, m er ap gg 1 Age to Sunset an ublic pools. Near trans. chilies . pga PRICED FOR QUICK SALE ID 2-0722 or 815-436-6708. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald . BRICK on wooded room—dining large kitchen, rooms. heated Swimming pool. Features’ include central air conditioning, inter-com system, burglar alarm and a beautifl lot of about 1-1/3 acres. The price is $175,000. . DeLuxe 4 and 5 bedrm. 945-1670 PICTURE frame living tion, NORTHFIELD—This outstanding example of fine contemporary archi- . Center entry foyer . Separate dining room REALTY A basement, condition both inside and out. Living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, ceramic bath and powder room. The one car garage is attached and the price is $32,500. IN EVANSTON— Remodeled older home in good, cle condition—Large living room, s rate dining room, large kitchen ° eating space—three bedrooms, © baths. Two car garage, HW gas $21,500. a GLENCOE—This newl listed brick ranch’is in a wonderfully convenient location within easy walking distance of the trains, shopping and the Central School. It was built in 1954 on a nice ae: A NEW OFFERING 2 twin on the attached garage, central air conditioning for the first floor and aluminum screens and storms on second floor. An easy walk to both Logan and Howard Schools. The price of $34,750 includes the nylon carpeting on the first floor and the living room drapes. 55 REALTORS is WILMETTE—A wonderful house for the young family! This nicely maintained brick and frame has a fireplace in the living room, dining L, kitchen with Open REALTORS 826 Deerfield is Evanston. $46,000. | TO 4 SUNDAY Deerfield the lot $30,500. Wallace & Orth, | 1c on the garage, consideration. Furnished 11 student rooms plus owner's apartment on first floor. Premium . living plus good income. 1 block from heart of Custom built 7 room ranch on 1 acre thickly wooded property. Large living room with window wall and fireplace, dining ell, kitchen with built-in oven, range and dishwasher—ample eating area. Extra large family room (13 x24) with sliding doors to patio, 3 twin size bedrooms with 2 ceramic tile baths—one off master bedroom. ‘Asphalt driveway. Built-in vacu-flo vaccuum cleaner, intercom system, full basement. Oversize 2 car garage. Family room has an additional furnace. This tastefully decorated home has just been painted inside and out. Carpeting in living room and dining room. Just reduced .. . $42,500. on bedrooms and bath There is an oversized HERE’S RIVERWOODS DIRECTIONS: West street on the right. and 3 second. 714 MUNDELEIN... 119 W. Maple Mundelein room, dining powder room the first floor COUNTRY Hillcrest LOngbeach THE COUNTRY Winnetka OPEN Copper on 5 acres—2 bedroom ranch with fireplace and 24% car garage. Taxes only $384.64. Immediate occupancy $22,900. ATTRACTIVE SOUTH EVANSTON home: living rm., dining rm., kitchen and 2 bedrms. on Ist., 2 bedrms. on 2nd. Good basement, gas heat, $16,500 takes it... act quickly. EVANSTON REALTY CO., INC. 1700 Dempster St., Evanston..UN 4-0728. WOODED old Winnetka 999 Linden HI! 6-/180 Bay Year Napates Kitchen w/barbeque, built-in refrigerator, freezer, 2 ovens, D and D, large eating area, tiffany shades, brick vinyl floor. Large master bedroom and bath, 3 family bedrooms and bath plus 2 maids’ rooms and bath. Basement has PANELED REC- L. RINGER NASH Realty 118 Green slate WINNETKA (Summer rental) NEW ON THE MARKET! Furnished rental in walking distance to beach. Lovely 2 story with 3 plus bedrooms. $375 per month. appointment of condi- GLENCOE Here is the MOST ATTRACTIVE Custom built DE LUXE Ranch. Lanai room’ w/built in cabinet and travertine marble floor. Spacious Living room w/beautiful marble flpr. Paneled LIBRARY w/bookshelves ‘and hi-fi and TV. Master suite w/bedroom, dressing room and bath plus 2nd bath. Family room w/wet bar, Kitchen w/double oven and 2 refrigerators. Maid’s room and bath. Utility room, 2 car garage w/radio control. AIR CONDITIONED. Too many other features to mention. Upper bracket. WEST $18,500 Low maintenance aluminum sided two bedroom ranch on half acre lot. Huge rear yard completely fenced. enjoy air stone WILMETTE JUST REDUCED: Split Level, Living room, Dining L, itchen w/built-in double oven and range, D and EXTRA LARGE breakfast room. Master bedroom w/bath. 3 family bedrooms and bath. Paneled FAMILY ROOM. : Roughed in powder room, Screened porch. Patio. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. House in EXCELLENT CONDITION, $45,000. NEAR TOWN $21,500 Three bedroom ranch with 132 car garage. Lot 62.5x 200. Many evergreens. Home is vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. CALL lannon_ WINNETKA PRIME EAST LOCATION This fine 3 story Red Brick Colonial home of unusual grace and charm has all the MUSTS plus lasting VALUE in a distinguished neighborhood suited for todays family enjoyment. FIVE BEDROOMS, 3 baths plus 2 powder rooms. Center entrance has beautiful staircase. Living room w/marble fireplace, Large Dining room, PANELED DEN w/bookcase wall including hi-fi stereo equipment. LARGE PANELED FAMILY ROOM. PANELED SEPARATE JUNIOR DINING ROOM. Modern Kitchen, Utility room, pantry, screened porch. Master bedroom has separate dressing room and bath. 3rd floor with 30x30 playroom, 5th bedroom and bath. 2 car garage w/push button control and extra storage space. Playhouse and swing set in lovely back yard. A MUST SEE in today’s selection of fine homes. $94,500. GREAT STARTER HOMES IN NORTHBROOK and BRAIN’”’ roofed home near the LAKE with PRIVATE BEACH RIGHTS. 2 story foyer w/marble floor. Large magnificent 32x18 Living room, Dining room, Powder room. Large screened orch. & and WILDE room house. Living room, bright kitchen, and enclosed porch on Here is a SMART and STYLISH Split Level set on beautifully landscaped property. FIVE bedrooms, 3. baths. Parquet floors in living room, Dinin L. Pecan paneled FAMILY ROOW w/bar. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED, SUB BASEMENT. REDUCED TO $69,500. EVANSTON $25,000 Vacant - Immediate possession - 6 room brick home, all on the first floor. Easily expandable second floor. 2 car garage. Located in a quiet residential neighborhood within walking distance of everything. Call today. EAST Three bedroom brick car attached garage; overlooking patio and brick Bar-B-Q. ELEGANT _— 4 GOELZER HIGHLAND PARK LISTED, Centrally REATION $90,000 NEWLY LISTED 3.-ACRES JUST tioned ‘‘MAGIC ; oungsters can walk WINNETKA—The to both Crow Island and the Skokie schools from this well maintained 6 ly landscaped w/underground sprinkling system. 2 car garage. A home of distinction for the discriminating buyer. Upper bracket. KENILWORTH $90s Larger kome in East section near Sears school and station. Large living room, dining room, modern kitchen. 6 bedrooms, 3142 baths. Separate servant’s quarters. Large lot. Owner prefers one day’s notice for showings. Immedi- Rd. Northbrook 272-0200 ALL DAY SUNDAY $67,800 WINNETKA $37,000 Owners retiring to Florida and wish to sell their Winnetka home, which is in immaculate condition. It has a living room, separate dining room, large kitchen, 3 bedrooms and a tandem fourth which can be a family room; two full bathrooms. Nicely landscaped yard and three car garage. Low taxes. oe consider any reasonable offer and erms. NORTHBROOK CAPE COD fine Ist home for the growing fafn. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large living om, separate dining room, utility om. Immaculate. $22,500. ; Meadow OPEN ————_— re ee IN AND REGISTER WITH OUR IBM - 9 room, 3 bath luxury Ranch on 3/4 acre. Crab orchard stone and frame. Separate dining room. Up-to-the-minute kitchen plus eating area. Walnut paneled den with double doors and parquet floors. West wing has 2 master bedrooms and bath. East wing has two twin bedrooms and bath plus paneled game room. Property overlooks 18th fairway with magnificent views across the course. Owner’s transfer makes this exceptional house available. S00. ALIFORNIA LIVING IN NORTHROOK. A rough cedar, 3 bedroom lifornia ranch on acre. Dining room d kitchen surrounded by an 8 ft. de patio deck for summer entertainzy. Basement plus 244 car garage. COME 6 room Brick Ranch with a brick paneled family room and_ parquet flooring and thermopane _ windows. Roman brick fireplace in the Living \ room. Carpeting in the living room, dining room and master bedroom is included. Full basement, garage. Large lot - 80 x 153. Newly decorated and vacant - so immediate possession. rd with fruit trees. In town location. garage. $28,500 EAST OPEN SUNDAY 2- 5 1040 LAKE AVENUE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 937 CLUB CIRCLE ICE REDUCED TO—$25,900 on this ute 6 ROOM, 142 story home on quiet esidential street. 3 BEDROOMS, 1 ATH and separate Breakfast Room f the MODERN KITCHEN. Large ard for the kiddies to play. IMMEIATE POSS’N. 5,000 cash req. ee —ALAN SEX. MANY as for RESULTS Evanston—Open Sunday (5-21-67) FROM sop Ring RINGER STOM BUILT 13 YEAR OLD MODIFIED RANCH WITH 10 LARGE ROOMS, 5 BEDROOMS AND 4 BATHS. Features include DELUXE ODERN KITCHEN W/BUILT-INS nd large eating area. MASTER BUITE on the ist floor. Ash paneled len w/Thermopane windows overlooks fhe private ravine. CENTRAL AIR ONDITIONING. UNDERGROUND SPRINKLING SYSTEM. MANY INLUSIONS. Situated on one of Highland Park’s finest streets w/Private Beach rights. EXCELLENT VALUE AT ; S , Classified —. 17 a ~ �158 HILL REALTY. INC. discouraged through. help, you a fresh nce. We hard Bt iasuls \ we if a deal start! ene Get professional your usually home? ;canines this elegant home near lake. It has the charm and ness that invites formal enteret accommodate the large e large living room has a saat! there is an oak ed dining room; large library; cg a lst floor’ suite. 5 s and 4 baths on the 2nd floor. planned terrace overlooking a d swimming pool. Many details So aia that | invite your ‘Iss THIS this OPPORTUNITY! roomy family home near schools, beach and transportation. 8 large rooms. The large living. room ni a fireplace. The kitchen is pact and workable. There is a floor bedroom and bath and 3 rooms and bath on the 2nd floor. eation room; large yard; garage. , LL BE HAPPY HERE! ry cement home in a wooded g — sparkling clean! Living with fireplace, separate dining , den, 2 bedrooms and bath on Ist “ large bedrooms and bath on 2nd; basement; breezeway; attached oti patio; large fenced yard; Bh 31 -. Only $34,750. 2229 HARRISON OPEN SUN. 2-5 LINCOLNWOOD SCHOOL AREA! Lovely Home in SPIC AND SPAN condition. Living room with fireplace. Separate dining room, sun room. 2 Bedrooms and bath on Ist. floor. 2 bedrooms and bath on 2nd. floor, would make lovely In-Law _ Suite without outside entrance. In the 30s. COME SEE FOR YOURSELF! ERATE WELL MAINTAINED Ti Evanston. Separate living and dining room with thermowindows. Eating area i tg kitchen. 3 bedrooms; baths full basement with extra reioied. Centrally air conditioned. 2 ~ REALTORS 38 Green Bay Rd., Hillcrest t mod. ikiteh., rm. w/frpl., 2 car Pm, A “fireplace in spacious living rm., modern cab’ t. s., 442 baths, paneled recreation : unusual! ENVIEW attractive Redwood Contemporanch in lovely wooded area. ‘ge living rm., fireplace, family rm. ” 2 bedrms. phis den (usable as -bedrm.). 11% tiled baths, open 0 and sernd. porch; att. gar., gas , paneled walls and open beamed ngs. Lot 100x230. ‘Fine value. STON : fodern 7 rm. bi-level home. Spacious liv. rm., din. rm., lovely cab. kit., 3 vinsize bedrms., 11% baths, huge family rm., space for 4th bedrm. Carpe ting incl. Central loc. $29,750. fay a ficent Lannon Stone Ranch type in lovely Indian Hill Estates. ous liv. rm., din. rm., family prkfst. area, 3 large bedrms., 212 ths, extra bedrms. can be A beautiful home. 70s. ART & GOLEE, Realtors 8-320 Hillcrest 6-4700 MAKE HIS ~ JUST REDUCED ow ER WANTS TO ; is a spacious 4 bdrm home. Lge. : ted liv. rm. and din. rm., big ae w/built-ins; family rm. ding doors to beaut. patio, 2 full Utility rm.—lge enough to be ng rm. or office. 2 car ates © orkshop. Air conditioned. $39,90 NEW LISTING RICK RANCH, 3 bdrms., and 14% ee liv. rm., kitchen w/eating area, . den or office off kitchen, beautiful ‘x 160’ lot, hardwood fis., FA car rage. Si “VILLAGE REALTY CO. tf You CAN BUT Have MAKE : ly payments we SIZEABLE can find MONTH- a home for Consult us without obligation. also furnish secondary financing aoe purchase existing contracts and n ortgages. W. Corporation St. Evanston UNiversity -Location!! NY N. fa finest 9-1444 Location!! EVANSTON, Lincolnwood 1 BLOCK School—smaller home TO in a of larger more expensive homes. ree bdrms., 1 bath, separate din. REALTY — Classified Orchard Lane, Northfield Av. Graham ESTATE GLENCOE Newspapers VACANT T. BROWN wooded big liv. modern VE 5-4455 Your Want Ad in the Hollister Northbrook PA 4-3294 reaches the en- tire North Shore market. The cost is small and the quick satistactory results will amaze you. If you are listed in the phone book, just say "Charge 670 Alice Dr. (W. on Dundee Rd., 1 bik. W. of Pfingsten, right on Melvin Dr. to Alice Dr.) 30 yr. 6% financin avail. on this attractive 3 bdrm. ranc with bsmt, on a 4% acre lot with mature trees. Owner anxious to sell. JOHN COLONI- BUILDER’S OWN HOME 235 ft. of lake frontage on picturesque private Lake Antioch. 5 bedrms., 314 cer. tile baths, colored fixtures, den, family rm., kitchen comb., formal din. rm., overlooks step-down 18’ x 32’ liv. rm. 2 fireplaces, one in master suite, laundry- -sewing rm. off kitchen, all auto. equip. Lge. Kkit., all built-in equip. 15 cu. ft. refrig. and 15 cu. ft. upright freezer. Walk-in pantry, 214 car garage, radio contr. oper. 18’ x 38’ wood. deck off kit., with panoramic view of. lake. 40’ x 48’ rec. rm. with 16’ x 32’ indoor heated cer. tile swimming pool. Wet bar, stone covered walls and 20’ sliding glass doors give outdoor feeling. Lge. work shop, gas fired 5 zone radiant heat. Push button elec. Intercom through-out. Cedar lined storage area. Priced at $78,000. BONUS TO BUYER, Racy RIDER LAWN MOWER PLU $200 FIBERGLAS'BOAT. Phone 395-1341 for appointment. $1,500 DOWN OPEN SUNDAY 1:30 TO 5 1741 CONTEMPORARY CLAPBOARD aio 362 Park HANDYMAN’S SPECIAL—Northbrook West area—3 bedrm. frame Ranch. Needs handy family to put outside into shape—large living-dining room combination. Nice kitchen; separate utility area; oversized 2 car garage— immediate possession—owner may help finance—$19,500. NOW EXCITING Seymour INC. WINNETKA Hwy. CHARMING, WINNETKA Handsome 1 owner custom built splitlevel on beautifully landscaped half acre in best east location. Many fine wood custom built-ins. Huge liv. rm. and din. area with double frpl. to pan. fam. rm. with window wall opening to terraced stone patio. Master bdrm. has own bath and dressing rm., 3 other bdrms., 2 baths, beautiful kit. with built-ins, sep. brkft. rm., air cond. 2 car E.E. gar. $119,500. H| “6-8000 Skokie 2-7300 A al in exc. cond. on 200’ deep lot in choice area. 4 bdrms., rm with frpl., sep. din. rm., kit., powder rm. $34,900. MORTON GROVE-—attractive 3-bedrm. split level—nice living-dining combination—2 tile baths—paneled_ rec. Oe and separate utility room—$235,- 811 CR MARKET. ATTRACTIVE BRAND NEW—4-bedroom Colonial still under construction. On heavily wooded lot—center entry hall—separate dining room—214 baths—paneled family room w/fireplace—$49,900 BIRCHWOOD NEWLY dtl NORTH EAST EVANSTON. 2 STORY frame, 4 bdrm., liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen, brkfst. rm., Haven and St. A, school dist. By owner. Low 20s. Phone 966-1644 or on Sat. DA 8-2678. & CO. 446-7270 LISTED ROOM BRICK WITH 3 OR 4 bedrooms. Lg master suite w/dressing room and bath, 2 other baths, new Fiesta kitchen w/built-in electric range, double ovens, refrigerator and dishwasher. 26 ft. living room w/fireplace. Enclosed porch. 100 x 160 ft. lot in beautiful setting bordering North Shore Country Club grounds. Price, $52,000. THIS GRACIOUS 9 ROOM COLONIAL on a half acre plus in estate area of WINNETKA, includes a large living room, paneled den, paneled family room, each with a woodburning fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 214 baths, Huge Bluestone patio, brick walled, just off the family room—great for Summer entertaining. Formal dining room, completely equipped kitchen w/breakfast area. 2nd floor laundry room. 2car att. garage. A very complete and livable home in an_ exceptionally attractive area. Priced in the 90s. Hugh C. Michels ELM ST., WINN. 6-7100 WILMETTE IN MID-WILMETTE price 6 room home with 3 and bath. ist floor: Well living rm., dining rm. and 3 good bedrms. and bath on bsmt. Det. garage. 50 ft. lot. BRICK RANCH ON CENTRAL PARK Large living rm. w/frpl. Dining area. Kitchen w/cabinets and brkfst. nook. 3 bedrooms and 112 tiled bath. Bsmt. w/recrm. and frpl. FA gas ht. 2 car garage. Low 30s. EAST WILMETTE Attractive remodeled home. LR w/ frpl., DR, Birch cabinet kitchen w/built-in stove and oven, brkfst. rm., 3 bedrms. and 2 tiled baths on Ist. 2 bedrms. on 2nd and storage. Full bsmt. Garage. Upper 30s. 7 ROOM 2 STORY HOME Lovely first floor with new cabinet kitchen and pwdrm. 3 BRs and tiled bath on 2nd. Gas ht., 2 car garage. Low 30s. REALTORS ALpine 1-0407 HIGHLAND PARK — RARE INDEED to find a Colonial with the charm of a circular stairway, bay windows, beautiful interior appointments. Set on a wooded lot. Just a skip to school and all East conveniences. 4 large airy bedrooms, 3 baths, separate dining room, breakfast room, den, playroom. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED at 02,50 DEERFIELD — RARE OPPORTUNITY Just reduced to $35,250. On a street with lovely neighbors and_ kiddies galore. 4 bedrooms. Immaculate home. 2 full baths. Kitchen overlooking mR Fe setting. Shutters and bay window. Unique family room, carpet, drapes and all appliances, too. LAKESIDE 457 Central Av., H.P. ranch BRICK in 432-6320 AND LANNON Northfield. (New STONE Trier district). 7 rooms 3 bedrooms. 2 ct. baths. Paneled recreation room with bar. Modern kit. 2 fireplaces. Gas heat. 2 car attached garage. $49,000. TIGHE 521-4th REALTY CO. REALTORS Wilmette ALpine 1-3005 NON-RACIAL ATTRACTIVE MODERN BRK NEW LISTING CHARMING WELL-MAINTAINED rocm Cape Cod. 3 bedrooms; 2 bat large living-dining room; kitchen wi eating area; 2-car garage; lar nicely landscaped yard, complete fenced, Close to schools, shopping, a transportation. A low $23,900. NEWLY DECORATED ALL ROOMS JUST COMPLETED. good time to see this 8-room bi-lev¢ 4 bedrooms or 3 and den; 2 bath kitchen with large eating area; livi room; large dining ‘‘L’’ fam room; 21-car attached garage. Loc ed on a quiet cul-de-sac. Asking o $33,900. EXCELLENT LOCATION LARGE WHITE BRICK CAPE CO Just right for the growing family. bedrooms; den; 2 C.T. baths; livi room with fireplace; full heat basement and attached garage. Acrd from park. Close to _ everythir $31,500. FOR OTHER GOOD BU IN GLENVIEW AREA CONSULT Glenview Realt Established 1925 Waukegan Road ag, gas eel i ay en Eo Spr tar Ai 4-064 FRIENG JUST LISTED—A terrific lannon sté and frame Colonial, in the md desirable Skokie Ridge section Glencoe. 4 large Bedrms., 212 bat Sunken Living rm., large separa Dining rm., Den, screened porch. P Rec rm. w/wet bar. Lovely la yard. Area over garage is suitable two additional Bedrms. and bath desired. Priced in the LOW 60s IMMEDIATE sale! A GREAT BUY—Split-level in a desired Wilmette location. 3 rooms., 215 baths. Pan Family amtico vinyl Foyer, mi 4 R Dinin sie Fantastic Kit. Laundry rm. 215 qa garage. Short walk to stores and bu HIGHLAND PARK OPEN SUN 2 946 ROLLINGWOOD Green Bay Rd. to Bob-O-Link—W. Blks. to Rollingwood. Stunning 4 Bedrm., 3 bath centra air conditioned Split-level. Large L ing rm. w/separate Dining aré Modern Kit., pan Family rm., bar, Hobby rm. Lovely Patio. Terri location 3 Blocks to train. Dead e street. MID 60s! GLENCOE OPEN SUN 2-4 869 PEACHTREE Dundee to Forestway-S to Chestnu to Oak-S to Peachtree. Magnificent 3 Bdrm., 242 bath centr ly air conditioned Ranch. Custom b in 1961. Full basement. Terraz Foyer. Pan Family rm., Mutscbks Kit and many more PLUS featur Beautifully landscaped with wood rear views. This fine home eo ~ Hubbard Woods Hubbard FRIENE Woods 835-31 northwest evanston Three brm. English brick across frd Willard School. Nice yard and 2 d Bae. Short gd fg transp. and sho ffered at $35,5 triatie Area of Wilmette Ave. and 16th Three brms. 1!2 baths, full baseme patio, att. garage, and nice yard. O 5 yrs. old. REDUCED TO $37,500. lake forest 314. acres near Knollwood Coun Club and upper bracket homes. Ent piece only $24,000. FRONT ranch w/3 bdrms; full bsmnt; nicely landscaped fenced yard. Low 20s. DENNIS R. JONES ABLE REALTY 1609 Fowler UN 4-0950 mrs. MADISON associates an realt UNiversity 9-5600 2902 Central Street, Evanst TO BUY QUINLAN OR SELL CALL & TYSON, INC Realtors—Since 1884 See our Picture Display Ads! Evariston Review P Wilmette Life Winnetka Talk Glencoe News Northbrook Star Glenview Announcements Deerfield Villager Highland Park Herald Co Serving every North Shore Commu from offices in Evanston, Deerfie Winnetka, Lake Forest, ’Glenvie Northbrook. QUINLAN & TYSON, INC Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald « Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Se PArk OVER 30 YEARS OF NORTH SHORE SERVICE LOVELY ALUM. SIDING RANCH IN Glenview, liv. rm. din. rm. comb., 2 bdrms., bath, large family rm., large screened porch. Gas heat. Garage. Nice lot with fruit trees. $24,000. FINE GLENVIEW KENNETH Vroman-McKnight 515-4th St. OUR 41ST YEAR GOOD VALUES KENNETH Hllicrest CHARMING BRICK and CLAPBOARD 7 delightful rooms. Living rm. w/frpl., dining ‘‘L’’, den, kitchen w/dishwasher, disposal and eating space, 2 bedrms. and bath on Ist. One large bedrm. and bath on 2nd. Lge. basement recrm., FA gas ht. Central pri conditioning att. garage. Upper Ss. Moderate bedrooms laid out kitchen. 2nd. Full $24,500. Elance Realt 1141 and Company 751 brick ranch in best east location is a dream to maintain with wood pan., custom built-ins, large rooms, sep. laundry rm., air conditioning. 4 bdrm., 2 baths, large liv. din. comb. with frpl. 2 car E.E. gar. Priced at $69,500 NORTHBROOK oth Mortgage = 3000 Central opal STREE ON THIS Town & Country 843 ELM BEDROOM. spacious Dutch Colonial family home on 200’ corner lot in very desirable wooded area. Large master bdrm. with bath, 3 additional bdrms. and bath. Lovely liv. rm., stone frpl. and sun rm. Sep. din. rm. and glassed-in porch, modern kit., breakfast rm. and powder rm. Priced at 46,500. PARK the Listing 3 GLENCOE NEW values. Large cathedral-ceiling living room, dining room, A dream kitchen out of ‘‘House Beautiful’ with adjacent 1st floor utility room, pantry, and entrance to lastered garage with electric eye. Gorgeous paneled family room with fireplace. Soundproof office with built-in Rosewood furniture. Private maid’s room and bath on lower level, plus painted and cheerful subbasement for additional kiddies’ activities. Upper level has 4 spacious bedrooms including a Master Suite with dressing room and bath. This home is beautifully’ furnished and decorated and ready to move into on 60 days notice. Complete house has alarm system plus automatic yard sprinklers, and fenced for both privacy and childrens’ safety. Exotic plantings make the views most enjoyable. Listed far below actual cost. oe eaiit ieee call Mr. Davis at Little Cash re of RESTORED Call ALpine 6-1015 Jane Hanley Joyce King Alice Pietrowicz Rose Silsbee Mildred Williams 1219 Washington, Wilmette Shore Since 1903 Rd., Evanston BR 3-3900 one WEST Realtor & COUNTRY offers AND JUST LISTED ELEGANT FRENCH NORMANDY with 6 family bedrooms, 3 baths and 2 powder rooms, plus servants quarters of bedroom and bath. Family room with fireplace off the kitchen, plus lovely Birch paneled library, living room w/fireplace and _. beautifully carved plaster cornice, formal dining room, dramatic reception foyer with spiral staircase. Tremendous Thermador equipped kitchen, myriad French hand designed cabinets, Mismaster food center, electric ice ‘cube maker, Intercom system throughout/, imported fixtures, custom marble. Superb facilities for entertaining include inner courtyard between living room wing and family room wing. 3-car garage. 2 furnaces, 2 air-conditioning systems w/humidifiers. A gracious estate in the quiet community of Northfield, Sunset Ridge Country Club area. $194,000. J. CLARKE BAKER MAGNIFICENT MODERN HOME IN a woodland setting. Located within a few short blocks of town in one of the finest residential areas. This 6 yr. old Split-level LAKE 1144 bath home on one acre of land near Alan Sheperd School. Beautiful trees and plantings in a nursery stock setting. This is good investment at $28,500. Call Rose Silsbee—HI 6-4073 Mitchell Brothers BEAUTIFUL HIGHLAND OF DEERFIELD—New 703. YORK RD. OPEN SUN. 2-5 (S. of Glenview Rd. on Raleigh (1 B.. E. of Waukegan Rd.) {to York.) . Estate type area with beautiful grounds (120x183) Wood panelled step-down living room, separate dining room, family room, hobby room. 3 bedrooms, 2’: baths. 2 car garage. In the 60s. Serving the North 2548 Green Bay 5-3900 SOUTH NICELY GLENVIEW GR HOME of Waukegan Road. Brick and clapboard split level with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths on same level. Slate floor in entry. Paneled family rm. with frpl. and vinyl floor. Powder room. Utility and mud room. Living room, dining “L”’ large eating area in kitchen. Basement with paneled office and play area. Screened porch, patio, beautiful trees. Near Lyons’ and O.L.P.H. schools and park. Walk to train. Owner transferred. $52,500. Call Mrs. Hanley (DA 8-1848-eve. ) WILMETTE TOWN n. JUST 1017 OAKWOOD OPEN SUN. 2-5 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 3 BEDROOM RANCH. Living-dining room combination has timbered ceiling. Good closet space. Lovely wooded lot with fenced yard. Gas Heat. 112 car garage. $26,750. Winnetka 6- 0900 RANCH GLENVIEW—Open Sunday 1336 Sleepy Hollow DELIGHTFUL BRICK CAPE COD in Washington School area. 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath. Large lot. Low 20s. Good one: July 1st. possession. Taxes ere. DIAN HILL REALTY, INC. ATTRACTIVE with dozens of extras .for modern living. Large living room with firepare. dining area, family room with ireplace and full bath. Modern kitchen with breakfast room. Four family bedrooms and 2 more baths. Completely finished basement for family recreation and hobbies. Artistic freeform pebble terrace. CENTRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED. Just reduced to $84,500. SOUTH EVANSTON—FOR THE BUDGET MINDED. DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM WASHINGTON SCHOOL! 4 Bedroom 2 bath home on nice size lot. Walk to shops and transportation at the door! All this for $20,900. car garage. Only $24,500. : VERY 837 GREY ; OPEN SUN. 2-5 SPIC AND SPAN CONTEMPORARY. 3 Bedroom Ranch. Tile bath. Youngstown kitchen, with eating area. Ist. floor utility room. Many closets. Patio, Garage. Fenced yard. Good Financing. $21,500. ‘full Listing 3 BEDROOM 11 bath home. Brand new kitchen with tile walls and vinyl floor. Large livin room with fireplace, all rooms goo size. Side drive to garage, gas heat. Close to Wilmette Avenue, east of Ridge Road. Reasonably priced at $33,900. Call Joyce King. EVANSTON has in a concentra- pt you sell DELIGHTFUL_ REALTORS Sometimes, without don’t spot the risky work . . . and we WILMETTE—New Mitchell Promer U. R HOME IS OUR BUSINESS” 1 HOUSE IIs TOO GOOD be ioeFor Sale—H ate . �58 OMEFINDERS Wetton UST LISTED - An incomparable home steeped in quiet luxury. “Approxi.Mately one acre in prestige area of NORTHBROOK. Brick Contemporary Spanish Ranch built in 1965. 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, an out-of-this ‘-world Kitchen, 3 Patios, 3 car attached garage (radio controlled door). House is so well planned that it can be maintained without regular household help. Custom features too numerous to list. $120,000. Call Mrs. Ingram ARM AND FRIENDLY : The Fireplace highlights the delightful Living room. The large Dining room is perfect for entertaining. Full basement, 3 bedrooms. Desirable northwest EVANSTON -_ Willard school district. QUICK POSSESSION. ‘Owner transferred. $28,500. Call Mrs. Kleeman RICK HOME—LOW UPKEEP; ; Big value. Full basement, spacious che, fgg oo area, Kitchen w/builtins, bedrooms. Avoca-New Trier West schools. COMPARE THE PRICE! $27,950. Call Mrs. Hastings VER AN ACRE With great privacy. Spacious Contemporar home. 4 bedrooms, 24% baths, NEW Family room w/fireplace, screened porch. A vista from every window. UNUSUAL OFFERING in low 50s. Call Mrs. May (AL 1-0550, res.) OMEFINDERS 111 Green Bay AL Rd., N.W. EVANSTON AGINE A 3 BEDROOM, RED brick Colonial with attached garage being available in Lincolnwood Schone! district for sale in low 30s. A_ well landscaped yard and nice neighbors too. Priced to sell. Call Bill Babcock. BIG FOR TWO! BEDRMS. 2 BATHS NEAR LAKE Hard-to-find big home W/oak beamed family room, den, and 3 frpls. Everything kept in apple-pie order by two house-proud maiden ladies who lived in it very gently. The owner says she’s crazy when she says ‘‘Sell for Sixty.’’ Call Roger Fisher to see one of Evanston’s wonderful colonial homes. LOSE TO DOWNTOWN VEST IN A SIZEABLE FAMILY home in St. Mary’s Parish and so close to downtown you almost won't meed a shopping cart! A ‘‘nlus’’ factor is the high value of the land, zoned R, besides the 5 bedroom, sturdy brick home. Call for appointment. Mid 40s. Roger Fisher. R & ORR, GR fornia Redwood signed and and easy BRICK home. custom built maintenance. Wesiar & Co. CALI- for comfort 2 Betsey Bay Road, Norris . Davie Winnetka Channer HI 6-4500 & Associates LAND! LOTS OF LAND! Enough for a swimming pool, a badminton or tennis court, dog run, croquet or just plain garden. de- bedroom, large living room with dining area, spacious kitchen with eating area. ull dry basement. Located on large lot. Includes wall to wall carpeting and appliance. $23,500. loving care has kept this cozy home in excellent condition. 3 bedrooms, 142 baths, separate dining room. Walk to school, village train. In one of Deerfield’s best areas. $32,500. FINE LIVING No need to forgo ‘‘Close-in’’ location for a newer house. You'll be proud to own this 5 yr. old quality home. Near the village and the beach. For a large or small family with its flexible 4 bedroom, 3 bath plan. Call us today for details. PLENTY OF ELBOW ROOM Transferred owner not anxious to leave this house but his company says “SELL’’. Country living but walking distance to the projected North Suburban Y.M.C.A. Terrific floor plan. 4 bedrooms, family room with fireplace and a homemaker’s kitchen. Mid 50s. NORTHBROOK 1TO5 OPEN SUNDAY 3491 WHIRLAWAY (Beautiful Citation Lake Estates) _ First Time offered. Stunning. dramatic and better than new. TWO family rooms — 1 on Ist floor and the other on the 2nd floor with the 4 bedrooms. Be the first to see this. Mid 60s John Channer & Associates 525 Lincoln, Winnetka 6-8400 KENILWORTH REALTY WINNETKA — UPPER BRACKET Beautiful older home—completely remodeled and restored—the interior is ‘nigh perfect’. Ideal for one wishing the charm older homes give plus the convenience and space for a family of children. Within walking distance of the village. See picture in Real Estate Market Place in this issue and if you are interested please call Mrs. Kastrup. BEDROOM BUNGALOW. LARGE living room with wood burning fireplace; pleasant kitchen with eating area; screened porch. Paneled and earpeted throughout. A truly appealing home in splendid, ready to move into condition . . . $17,500. Can be yours fo only $1,800 down. CENTRALLY LOCATED In Wilmette. Older home, low-upkeep aluminum siding. Living room, separate dining room, kitchen w/eating area, 3 bedrms. and bath on 2nd floor. Walking distance to everything. Low taxes. Priced in 20s. PLUS BEDROOM STUCCO HOME. L.R. D.R., spacious kitchen. Full basement, and 1 car garage. Located in South Evanston near schools and transportation. $19,500. STUNNING Quality-built brick colonial w/center hall plan 1 block from lake in Wilmette. Ideal for family wanting 4 bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd floor. 2 bedrms. and bath on 3rd floor. Large living rm. and dining rm. All purpose TV room and sun rm. Sunny kitchen. Priced well in 60s. Mrs. McCabe. ALBERT GASKIN CO. 229 Emerson St. UNiversity 9-1669 FIRST TIME ON MARKET Original owner offers his 4 bedroom. 214 bath brick one twin size bedrooms, floor home. All ceramic tile in bathroom, hardwood floors. Living room w/fireplace, separate dining room, family room, equipped kitchen. 2 car garage and full basement. In sparkling condition. $37,500. WINNETKA ESTATE AREA 344 LOCUST ROAD Superb construction, 4 bedrooms, 21% baths, living room, dining room, kitchen with separate breakfast room, wder room. Attached = garage. riced in the 60s. KNN ANDRUSS, 0 Green Bay Rd. ALpine ay 18, 1967 REALTOR Kenilworth 1-7300 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, gas heat, semimodern kit. Located near Davis St. transportation, shopping, and Dewey School. Prompt possession. Helen KENILWORTH 600 Green ALpine Bay Road (corner 1-5600 REALTY Kenilworth Roger) BRoadway 3-2552 A DISTINCTIVE HOME RETIREMENT RANCH Cute and economical. Two spacious bedrooms; dining room; living room; kitchen with eating area; and bath. Lovely garden type yard with patio fruit trees and garage (19 x 22) Located in northwest Evanston on a fine tree lined street of higher priced homes. Asking $26,500. GEORGE J. CYRUS & CO. | UN 4-9020 BR 3-2660 G. Nixon, UN 4-5100 1609 Sherman LOCH Hahn Ave. LOMOND, Realtor Bldg. Room 300 Evanston MUNDELEIN... Lovely 5 room 3 bedroom ranch with full basement and garage on big waterfront lot over 160’ water frontage. Immediate occupancy low 20s. THE COUNTRY 119 W. Maple Mundelein 158A COUSIN Ave. (Highway 176) 566-6720 Houses For Sale 8-4440 COVE SHORE NO ONE WILL HAVE A HOME JUST LIKE YOURS individually designed RANCHES, CAPE CODS, COLONIALS ALL AUTHENTIC CLASSICS TIME TESTED DESIGNS Included among the outstanding features: Timbered ceilings, woodburning fireplace, pegged floors, walk-in pantries, paneling, slate entries and professional landscaping. 3-4-5-6 Bedrooms 2!/5 to 3!/5 Baths FROM $52,500 Including Fully Improved Wooded Estate Site KINGS COVE—Close to all the facilities. Walk to top-rated schools, transportation, shops, places of worship are within easy reach. Drive Edens expressway to Deerfield rd. West exit; 1 mile West to KINGS COVE—Furnished ideal homes open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and Sunday. IRVIN A. BLIETZ 45 Yrs. of Building Excellence DEERFIELD: Price BY of OWNER. built brick Colonial. 3 BRs, CUSTOM 112 baths. DEERFIELD PARK—BY OWNER 3 BR Colonial, 244 baths, pan. fam. rm. Kit. w/built-ins. Crptng. and drapes. Beautiful landscaping w/lge. patio. $35,000. 945-2911. EVANSTON NEWLY LISTED NORTH EVANSTON HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE, 3 bedrooms on 2nd floor, and 1 on 3rd flr., screened porch, fireplace, garage. Walk to ‘‘L’’ and North Western Railway. Priced in upper 30s. Wow! DOES THIS ONE NEED SOME DO. ing! Like complete decorating inside and out and some fixing besides. But basically its a soun sturdy and roomy 4 bdrm. house with 142 baths. It has a good kitchen, woodburning fireplace, 220 wiring (circuit breaker), recent model heating plant and is convenient to Evanston’s Public and 9g schools. New low price. DA Realty Co. 8-4440 SOUTHEAST EVANSTON BY OWNER LOVELY OLDER 4 BEDRM. HOME A-1 cond., compl. decorated throughout, 212 baths, kitchen w/d.d; liv. rm. w/frpl.; 2 fam rms.; mod. plumbing, wiring; walk to trains, shopping beach, Lincoln School. $42,500. UNiversity 9-3139. EVANSTON—NEW ENGLAND _VILlage. 7 room brick and frame colonial on Cul-de-sac. 3 bedrooms, 142 baths, large first floor family room. Carpeting, drapes, dishwasher, disposal. ORchard 4-3298 30s for outdoor BY OWNER Ill. EVANSTON BY OWNER . 3 bdrm. brick ranch, like new. Pan. bsmt., gas heat. C.T. bath. Dawes Sch. Nr. shop., transp. Call weekends or after 5:30 weekdays, 328-0283. EVANSTON—6 ROOM BRICK ranch, All appls. New carpeting. Air cond, De luxe kit. Fenced yard, Good transp. $24,500. By Owner. Call GR 5-7244. EVANSTON—HALF BLOCK TO LINcolnwood School. 3 bedroom frame, 14g story. Needs repairs. $19,500. Theobald & Co. 864-5700 EVANSTON BY OWNER 4 bdrm., den, 2 sun porches, 3 car garage, near schools, trans., reducec to $26,500. UN 4-2777. GLENCOE SKOKIE-HEIGHTS CUSTOM 10142 ROOM RESIDENCE Modern, air cond. 15 year old, New England Colonial. 342 baths. 1st floor master bdrm. suite plus den. Scr. pch. Paneling and luxurious built-ins. 2 car fEraes. All on a beaut. 150 x 180 parkike lot. 2 frpls., closets galore. Overhead sewers, sprinkler system. Pnid. rec. rm. Fully Equip. Many extra and unusual features. Offers invited. REDUCED appt. $89,500 call owner, VE 5-4355 Glencoe Open Sunday 707 Country Lane WHO WOULDN’T WANT TO 2-4 LIVE ON the golf course in a white brick ranch? well landscaped Four bedrms., Sih A three baths, Gone the 0,000. QUINLAN a glazed View. porch real & TYSON, 586 LINCOLN HI 6-0177 AV., for buy at INC.. WINN. BR LOCATION CENTRAL coe. Convenient to bdrms., 2 C.T. baths, kit. Well maintained. 835-3387. 3-2166 playhouse, or kennel lge. dog. Many extras. $31,500. 0378, eves. or weekends. PA for 9- GLENVIEW-5 RM. BRICK RANCH Large lot beautifully landscaped, tall evergreens, well maintained. Must be seen to be appreciated. Att. 11% farage. Blacktop driveway. Convenient to everything. Low 20s. By owner. 724-2514. GLENVIEW: OWNER: 3-BDRM. BIlevel. Immac. cond.; nr. pool, park, and schl.; pan. fam. rm. w/frplc.; scrnd. porch; att. gar. 14 acre. Prof. ldscpd. Cptg. and drapes. Low 30s. 724-0805. BR HIGHLAND PARK—BY ove dan Rd, ranch home. 3 BRs; 2 hs elec. kit. w/Birch cabs.; pan. bsmt. w/laundry and toilet; expandable ; tic w/cedar powder storage rm. closets 2 car att. APARTMENT HUNTING? A wondertul selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn: this Paper! and gar. fin. Cent. aii cond. Drapes and carpeting. au lge. landscaped propery, Mar tras. $59,500 by owner. ID HIGHLAND 2-7680. PARK—BY O : Choice E. location near sch. and tr. Ranch, fam. 3 Brs, rm. 2 Full full baths, bsmt. sep w/fin. rec. Maids rm. and bath. $39,750. 433-15 HIGHLAND PARK : HIGHLANDS— cious split, 4 plus BRs, 215 CT blks. to sch. Cent. air. cond, He wooded lot. $58,000. HIGHWOOD. basement, for 145 2 433-4828. to details. GUY VITI REAL Green Bay Rd. 432-3933 PRESTIGE Redu $15,900. For 4 ESTATE Highwe 226 KENILWORTH F garage. sale EAST— AREA Attractive 6 room location. Walk aii home to rm. a \ : BEDROOM, car immediate in eonv train 5 or School. Presently 2 bedrooms but hav plans and price for 3 bedrooms. Sto refrig., carpeting included. Wood lot. Immediate possession. By Owner. Low 30s. KENILWORTH BY OV 3 bedroom; 14% bath; 2 story t w/attached garage. Living rm. frpl.; sep. dining rm.; kitchen — wands ie or Fee room; yard. S. to train, 3 biks. Schl. 40s. AL 6-0696, wat: KENILWORTH BY OWNER 3 bedrm., 2 plus baths, white brick well main. lovely conv. Upper 40s, quick posse en . . 1-6321. " ‘ location. : CoP Popular Whispering Oak . BEAUTIFUL, es QUALITY 4 : ee BDRM. story Colonial on heavil Foams ag : on quiet street. Impressive cathed: entrance with circular staircase attrac. frple., with rm. rm., fully equipped smart includes freezer-refrig, Pan. famil:i rm. opens to terrace. Sep. den. 4 extr: large bdrms. and bdrm. master ing li in and walls carp aenentye cluded! Priced : Large b realisti ay ae sion at $69,500. tae GILBERT RAYNER ASSOCIATES | 266 E. Deerpath Lake Fore LAKE FOREST OPEN SUN. 1 TO 4 ‘ ean RAMS BANE AMEE ranch. years old, 3 bedrooms, baths, family room, ful basenaal , Car garage. 7 blocks to sho 3 W_RR. May be bought on contr $48,500 rs HAROLD 3 4. E. Franklin O. SCHULZ, Place Be BUILDERS 256-4949 LAKE BRK.-FRAME ranch. baths, N —— FOREST EARLY AMERICAN 4 years old. 3 bedrooms, room, full basement, ey — | on’ contra Dught to shopping. car garage. 7 blocks W_ RR. May be bought on $48,500. 63. E. Franklin Place HAROLD O. SCHULZ, 256-4949 FOREST: BY LAKE BUILDERS OWNER, < 3 ie 4 bdrms., ae, evane aap bsmt., wooded . gar., aths, $48,500. Call 234-8034. ; NORTHBROOK OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. 1224 RIDGEWOOD DRIVE © (West off Lee Road, South of Sherm: An Outstanding 3 bedroom to Classification +132 in ae SAMUEL SHERWIN 9-2575 GLEN. everything. 4 den, frpl., mod. Upper 30s. Call storage oe CE 4-3800 GLENVIEW E.—BY OWNER Brk. split-level on Idscpd. 1/3 acre, on lovely dead-end lane. Pan. rec, rm w/built-in wet bar, TV, refrig. and wall rotiss. oven. Lge. liv. rm.; sep. din. rm. Sunny kit. w/DW; redwood porch; 3 bdrms. (1 very lge.). rm. w/outside entrance. Loads storage space. Gar. Fenced'yd. Lge. redwood bdlg. at rear of lot suitable for BY OWNER BR’s, 112 baths, 2 car garage, nt family room. Delightfully ‘Ta and in move-in condition. oes Low low 30’s. Make offer!!! ae GLENCOE—OWNER CHOICE dish HIGHLAND PARK RANGE BRAESIDE STATION, 7 RMS ORRINGTON School, 7 rms., 4 bedrms., 142 baths, rs art gas heat, lovely yd. patio, cpt., all appliances. Sept. Ist occp. $37,500. Write T-129, Box 60 Wilmette, drapes, NR. enjoyment. EVANSTON 913 BROWN 3 bedrm. brick bi-level w/2 car brick arage; cent. air cond.; 14% baths; in. fam. rm. value priced in high 20s. J OS. RUSH REALTORS 338-7100 2339 W. Howard St., Chgo. EVANSTON carpeting, GLENVIEW UN Carpeting incl. Immediate possession. Call for appt. OR 9-2685 or GR 5-3977. $31,500. Liv. rm, w/frplc., din. rm. Carpeting, attrac. kit. Lge. enclosed pan. porch. Full bsmt., fenced yard, gar., secluded street, near schis. Low 30s, Open to offer. 945-4334. Orrington DIST. offered Crptg.: Charming 9 rm. house; spacious liv. rm.; frpl.; din. rm.; mod. kit., D and D; brkfst. rm.; 5 bdrms.; 11% baths; lg. fenced yard; gar.; low taxes; nr. transp., schls. A real buy—mid 30s. WARD H. HARRIS DAvis 8-8759. EVANSTON—SKOKIE BY OWNER I! the low 30s. Williamsburg Village, 3 bedroom §split-level. Comb. utilits pwdr. room and 15x17 pan. family room on Ist floor leading out to a lovely patio BI-LI room house, attractive garage, taxes, $17,500. PArk 4-4287. = com: ty. :Ym.:: din... rms fepl.: 2 bdrms.; den; encl. porch. Drapes, range, refrig. incl. Full bsmt.; 2 car garage; lovely yard with fruit trees. Near transp. and shops. $30,500 by appt. DA 8-1027. For DEERFIELD—CLOSE IN, WALK TO schools, shopping and transportation. 3 level split, 2 levels to be completed (1,500. Square feet), 3rd level, only 1144” below grade roughed in, will provide 500 square feet of living area (family room, 2nd bath and utilities.) Lot size 72’ x125’. Construction on outside brick all around with aluminum siding at 2nd floor, Custom built by JMD Const. Co. Residence located at 950 Forest Av., Deerfield, Ill. 945-4130. ‘ 5-6391 EVANSTON—N.W.. WILLARD Our comfortable ranch home first time. Reason-health. 869-1000 Phone try GR JUST LISTED THE NORTH home kitch., OWNER. 2 baths. Fam. rm. air cond., humidi Large lot. Mid 30s. 724-9288. — GLENVIEW COUNTS saerne: 3 BED room, 115 car garage. arge convenient location. Low 20s. PA 4-0457 jae EVANSTON-NORTHWEST IN HEAVILY WOODED ON if no answer BY 3 bedrms.; gar. Cent. Orrington Realty DA DEERFIELD KINGS GLENVIEW EVANSTON A romantic hunting lodge with raised stone erence in large pecky cypress aneled living room. Two bedrooms, oth paneled, kitchen with wood cabinets and dinette, ceramic tile bath, glazed front porch, beautiful fenced lot with fruit trees, close to shops and transportation. $17,900. by Area Tender TRULY AND Custom E. Davie by Area by Area Each Hlllcrest 5-108¢ RACIAL vanston MACULATE WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF HOUSES FROM EVANSTON TO LAKE FOREST ALONG THE LAKE, AND FROM GLENVIEW TO BARRINGTON PRICED FROM $20,000 to $200,000., ANY OF WHICH WE bs a BE MOST HAPPY TO SHOW INC. 3-3220 NON KENILWORTH HAVE YOU SEEN THIS ENGLISH brick home in fine location. First flr. has a large Liv. Rm. with fplce., separate Din. Rm., completely remodeled family Kitchen and enlarged glazed and screened Porch with vinyl tiled flooring. 2nd Flr. has 3 Bdrms., 2 CT baths, extra large closets. Large and beautifully landscaped yard has aluminum screened summer house wired for electricity. Att. garage has electric eye door. $56,500. John WNERS HAVE JUST SPENT OVE 20,000 completely remodeling this 4 edroom, 2 bath home. The 14 x 22 country kitchen has _ old-fashionec charm with all the modern efficiency every woman wants, including laundry in its own special louvered area. The master bedroom is huge; others all twin-size; large living room; _ ful! dining room. Quiet area one block from St. Athanasius. Short walk to “*L,’’ C&NWRR and bus. This must be seen! Mid 40s. Call Fran Hamilton. McGUIRE LUXURY TYPE RANCH HOME ON winding street in wooded area. Iiv. Rm. with frplee. Separate Din. Rm. Fam. Rm. with fplee. Large Kitchen with dining area. 3 good size Bdrms. and 2 CT Baths. Full basement with fplce. Centrally Air Conditioned. Electric eye garage door. Well landscaped acre. $58,500 42 Green |-I ttl vanston North—New Listing TOO FOREST Dorothy Amos Ruth Nock Wilmette ita Hodes Boe tale © E. Davia & Co. LAKE AT WILMETTE G. Hastings, Realtor F. Por Sele—Heuses ae. on a lovely large area of 2 car electric charming brick ranc landscaped executive home—full door homes. lot in an A truly base., fireplace, garage, secluded patio, trees, shrubs and flowers. this sure! Mid 40’s. MR. EMERY. Se Baird & Warner ‘2 1151 Waukegan , 724-1855 3 Rd. sen 308-1855 NORTHBROOK bedroom; living rm., dining family rm, w/fireplace. 22 ca ‘se rm.; tached garage. On 3/4 acre. $24,500. SUNBROOK Mathew Anderson Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald ¢ Deerfield Villa ger * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff at- REALTY 272-7200 Classified es 19 _ ag �——— pangs ~ SUNSET =ePleLDS .CRE LANDSCAPED SUBURBAN ‘ULLY GUARANTEED “Country Squire Series’? Homes Bi-Levels Split-Levels 5 4 and 5 Bedrooms 2 Baths 2 Car Garages IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY eer family rooms, 100% wool to-wall carpeting or oak flooring. an lavatories, ai ing glass shower <= stalls. Mud rooms. oven-range, dishwasher Tappen double and disposal. ALL YEAR-ROUN COMFORT AIR- CONDITIONED. $37,100 TO $50,000 AS LOW AS 10% DOWN tor Furnished Models. Open for chien 10:30 a.m. until dark daily, ng SAT. and SUN. NORTHBROOK — BY OWNER — 1 block from park and school: spacious 3 bdrm. 2 bath brick and redwood trilevel w/ideal flr. plan. Birch cab. kit w/built-in oven, D and D, waln. -pan. fam. rm. w/bar. Perfect for entertaining. Serd. porch and patio; prof. ldscpd. in wooded area. Like new eptg. and rec. decorated inside and out. $31,500. 272-7837. NORTHBROOK, 2 YEAR OLD, 8 RM. Colonial on cul-de-sac. Fenced-in yard. 4 bdrm., 245 baths, wall to wall carp. Immense kit. Pan. fam. rm. w/frpl. lst floor laundry mud room, Basement, 2 car gar. High 40s. 272-2177. NORTHBROOK — LANDWEHR ESTATES BY OWNER, 3 bdrm. brick ranch on 1 acre. 21% baths; fam. rm. Walnut pan. bsmt. rec. rm.; Air-cond. Fully ldscpd. Patio; 2 car gar. $50,000. Call for appt. 272-0455. NORTHBROOK—BY OWNER—BRICK ranch. 3 bdrms.; wood pan. 20 x 20 fam. rm.; 65 x 140 lot; Price incl. eptg., drapes, refrig., washer/dryer, freezer. stove, dishwasher/disp. Full bsmt. $28,500. CR 2-2262. NORTHBROOK—BY OWNER. 3 rm. ranch. Lge. kitchen with spacious dining area. Walk to town, train, school. Carpeting, drapes incl. Exc. cond, $23,900. Call 272-7838. NORTHBROOK MID 20: Col. ranch w/pan. fam. rm.; bkfst. rm. Sunny lge. liv.-din. rms. Newly cptd. 3 BR. Except. Idscping. Quiet cul-de-sac. Low taxes. Owner 272-1462. NORTHBROOK—5 YR. OLD RANCH. 3 bdrms.; 112 baths; built-in kit. w/eating area; full, dry bsmt. South of St. Norberts. 3 blocks from town. 1818 Illinois Rd. $26,500. CR 2-5008 after 6. NORTHBROOK—BY OWNER—3 BDrm. ranch. Large liv.-din. rm.; 80x 135 lot. Nr. ——and_ schools. Appliances avail. 272-7697. $18,300. NORTHFIELD INC. HOMES, SEAL RED 2601 MULBERRY . NORTHBROOK, LANE ILL. SH 3-1352 Just Listed Sodcents contemporary! pretty bright, lot. andscaped $27,000. on home 28 District lovely a schools. OUS AND SPARKLING!! 214-bath; 4-bedroom; )ne-year-old; and aluminum home with 2-car garage and first floor family room. 100-foot lot. $45,900. ANKIN’ FRESH” “.this aluminum siding 3-bedroom solar ranch. Within 4 blocks of and train yet secluded by mature foliage. A must in the low 20s. LOTS OF ROOM aagels PLUS LOCATION happiness!! Roomy—4 _ rooms; living room w/fireplace. Walk ing distance to everything. $42,000 AYARS : Wauk e COMPANY Northbrook TO etwood 2-3550 NORTHBROOK OPEN SUNDAY | TO 5 2100 DEHNE ROAD 1st time offered! CULATE ‘room brick ranch, lovely | $i B00, ca inet kitchen w/ Oversized garage. VILLAGE GREEN Shermer Av. REALTY 272-1400 _ NORTHBROOK: 5 bedroom, 2 ‘story Colonial, with 24% _ baths, fireplace and paneled beam eeiling family room. Large mud room off service entrance. Quarry tile entry, sewer. : cated laminated ceilings, overhead Quality minded construction by home builder. Residence loat 3274 Prestwick Lane, North- brook . JMD Construction Co., 945-4130. riced to sell at $48,500 which will include sodding of front yard, seeding _of rear, and storms and screens. NORTHBROOK : BRICK RANCH ‘Living room, dining room combina; kitchen with eating area; 2 rms.; bath; full bsmt. with wood eo room. arge screened porch. ely for summer living. Garage. Good slits in area. HAPP 1225 Central Av. Wilmette NORTHBROOK TTRACTIVE ranch in a - bedrooms dining 6-ROOM convenient or 2 and ‘‘L’’; kitchen ll basement; Many wig tg ae price of $ BRICK location. 3 den; living room, with eating area; carport and patio. included in this low anes ENVIEW REALTY 141 Waukegan Rd. PArk 4-0600 ~ NORTHBROOK EAST—BY OWNER Open Sunday 1 to 5—825 Dell Rd. 3 bdrm. brick ranch; liv. rm. w/fplc. - fam. rm.; pan. rec. rm. w/bar; bsmt. Some appls.; cptg., drapes. 2 car at far.; 2 patio. $30,000, Classified 674-0300 272-7753. Abbott. p.m. 256-3479 NORTHFIELD $65,000 CHARMING 3 YEAR OLD CUSTOM brick 2 story home, deluxe throughout. Ist floor has beamed ceiling, living room with fireplace, spacious dining room, large paneled family room-all opening to a secluded patio, den or bedroom with full bath; beautiful cabinet kitchen with dining area. On the 2nd floor a 14 x 19 master bedroom with its own dressing room and bath, other twin bedrooms and another 114 baths. Centrally air conditioned. Walking distance to schools and churches. Carpeted and in excellent condition. Owner transferred. Early possession. V. J. BRADY REALTY CO. 1850 Willow Road, Northfield HI 6-5700 NORTHFIELD BY OWNER. 4 BEDRM. 214 bath 6 yr. old colonial. Fully equipped kit., drapes, carpeting. Recently decorated. Nicely landscaped wide lot, covered patio. Near public and parochial schools. $39,500. 148 Riverside Drive. Phone for appointment, 446-4147. NORTHFIELD. BY OWNER. 5 RM. frame Colonial. full bsmt.; 2 bdrms.; tile bath; screened porch; wall-to-wall carpet, 1 yr. old; 2 car garage. Walking dist..to New Trier W. Low 30s. 446-2011 after 5 p.m. WHEELING. 8 RM., 4 BDRM., BIlevel, located in heart of village, gas ht., 2 baths, bsmt. rec. rm., plenty of closets, kitchen built-ins, a real buy at $25,000. To see this home call. R. E. Holt Realty Co. 403 1-3250 Highto Wilto Bris- Elston Builders $21,500 REALTY AL Trier school district, 3 blocks from Edens way. Directions: Edens low Rd., W. 3 blocks tol. 4 block to Court, E. !/> block. Open daily after | 4 caped lot with trees. Large living + Plgowop ba twin size s, wood space. in New big ooms (all w/walk-in closets); ; Family room; Kitchen with bis ng area; 2 baths plus 2 powder LTY 3 and 4 bedroom bi-levels now nearing completion for immediate occupancy or will build to suit. 2 ceramic tile baths, double oven gas range, dishwasher, disposal and finished family room. Located E. Dundee Rd., Wilmette-West ostie By 537-6494 Flash!! PRICE REDUCED! OWNER’S _ILLNESS COMPELS IMMEDIATE SALE OF 7 RM. SPACIOUS BI-LEVEL IN MUCH DESIRED LOCATION, 3 : BATHS, AIR CONDI. ASH PANELED FAM. . SUNKEN LIV. RM. NR. EDENS PLAZA, AVOCA AND NEW TRIER WEST. COMPLETE WITH CARPETING, APPLIANCES, ETC. NOW $45,000. HURRY ON THIS! A SHERWINNER HOME! SAMUEL SHERWIN UN 9-2575 273-5420 WILMETTE WEST. .3 -BDRMS:.;.. 2 baths; pan. family rm.; all brick bilevel; air cond.; appliances; carpeting; drapes. Bell and New Trier W. schools. By owner. $36,900. 251-9308. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life — Before You Buy— Check Zoning and Housing Code Requirements The City of Evanston, upon request of an owner or prospective purchaser, will inspect any property to determine compliance’ with the Housing and Zoning Codes. There is no charge for this service. Call GReenleaf Extension 270 WILMETTE NEW LISTING INDIAN HILL ESTATES Air-conditioned, 3 bedroom ranch home. Bay window and fireplace in the Phe, 8 room, dining room with adjoining breeaeway; remodeled hardwood cabinet kitchen, 2 ceramic tiled baths. Excellent basement recreation room, paneled in pecky cypress, with bar, fireplace and pool table. 2 car farage, fenced rear lawn, 5 zone sprinkler system. An attractive colonial home in move-right-in condition $64,500 ALAN RAMSAY Baird & Warner 576 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka, Illinois Hillcrest Hillcrest 6-1855 6-2700 WILMETTE CHARMING 5 YEAR OLD 4 BEDroom. Colonial ranch in excellent neighborhood. Bay window in liv. rm. and another in sep. din. rm. Lovely marble foyer. Pan. fam. rm. 3 frpls. Large basement-2 car attc. garage. Terrific location for New Trier and Avoca as well as Loyola and Regina schools. Priced in low 60s. GREEN 129 Green BAY ASSOC. Bay Road. AL 1-7373 Wilmette WILMETTE. BY OWNER 3 bdrm.; 114 C.T. bath; 11 yr. old Se na Frpl. and built-in bookcases in 216 car att. garage; well ed. Charming area w/mature ee. trees. New Trier Schl. dist. Conven. to schis., shopping, transp. $31,500 inclu. carpet, drapes, disposal, stove, refrig. aaa T-134, Box 60, Wilmette, Il. WILMETTE 3 BEDRM. BRICK BIlevel with lge. dbl. closets, cer. bath, 20 x 27 fam. rm. with wet bar and 12 bath. 2 car gar. Bell, Highcrest, New Trier Ra Loyola Schools, Solid lastered walls, oak firs. pen house, Sat. ‘12 to 5. Sun. FAL 1- 9196, 200 Thelin Ct., aS WILMETTE—INDIAN HILL ESTATES. Lovely red brick ranch. 6 rooms. Liv. rm. w/frpl., 2 bedrms.; plus paneled den; lg. family rm.; 114 baths, kit. w/eating ig PP.pls. incl. Big attic for storage. 16 car gar., elec. eye door. Heruritul fenced-in garden. $42,000, Call Owner AL 1-0245. WILMETTE WEST — BY OWNER NEW BELL SCHOOL, NEW TRIER West, and Loyola schools. 9 years old. 3 bedroom. 11% bath. Brick Bi-Level. Solid masonry constr. $32,000. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-6 Al 1-8279 217 Thelin Ct., Wil. WILMETTE KENILWORTH GARdens Georgian brick. 3 bdrms., 11% baths; liv. rm. w/frple., din. rm.; cabinet kitchen, brkfst. nook; lge. porch with lovely garden. Finished ron Att. garage. High 40s. Call AL WILLMETTE—KENILWORTH _ GARDENS Colonial 6 rm., 114 baths. Bsmt., den and rec. rm. 2 car garage. Conv. to all schools and transp. Upper 40s. By owner AL 1-9102 WINNETKA FIRST TIME COLONIAL OFFERED 6 Bedrooms—2!/, Baths LIVING ROOM W/FIREPLACE, separate dining room, updated kitchen, 2 car garage, 1 year old furnace ye BS ees to train and shopping, Only KRUGER, 446-8350 WINNETKA E. ON BEAUTIFUL 14 acre. 3 minute walk to public and parochial schls., 4 blks. to CRNWRR. 3 bdrms.; 142 baths; lge. scrn. porch; full bsmt.; liv. rm. w/frpl. and att. den; din. rm.; brkfst. rm.; sun deck; 2 car garage. Mid 40s. Call HI 6-7378. WINNETKA BY OWNER Good family home in excellent location 2 biks. from school. New contemporary decorating, 442 bdrms., complete new custom kitchen, In 30s. Call HI 6-2153. \ WINNETKA BY OWNER Beautiful older residence; 5 bdrms.; 212 baths; walk to schools; shopping, train. Incl. compl. carpet, drapes. Low 40s. 724-5212. WINNETKA: BY OWNER; 2 STORY stucco; 3 bdrms.; L.R.; D.R.; kitchen; bath; bsmnt.; perf. first” house; nr. everything. $24, 500. 446-2991. 159 For Sale—Town HOMEFINDERS, F. fee S. a eee WHERE CAN YOU FIND? One block to he INDIAN 2 bedroom baths, priced maintenance! brick Townhouse, 145 floored attic. Unbelievably = $19,500. Call Mrs. May (AL 1-0550, res.) 111 Green Bay I-III Wanted to Rd. PROPERTY ‘ BARRINGTON AREA. Road Road - — HI 6-090 EVANSTON-SHERIDAN LINCOLNSHIRE—HEAVILY WOODE 12 acre w/sewer and water. $8,900. BIRCHWOOD REALTY CR 2-730q 162 LAKE quiet VACANT PROPERTY NORTHFIELD AREA. ONE ACRE LOT in New Trier School District with all utilities at low price of $11,500. King's Court Corporation Sale—Summer and and Winte Cottages WISCONSIN NEAR BARABOQ area lakefront year ‘’roun home; 342 years old. Two bdrms; tile bath; frple. and built-in BBQ. De lux appliances: gas H/A furn. Village uti Poured cement bsmnt. and boathous¢ Elec. boat railway, steel pier, beau view and exc. fishing. $2 ,000 comfy furn., ready to live in, with $3,500 d luxe Shell Lake boat and 75 H.P. mt Lge. lot, rock protected shore line. 2 hrs. from Chicago on Expy. 724-5698. ADJOIN- ing acre lots on wy ground in beautiful Trout Valley-60 minutes to Loopfacilities with land include heated horse stables, miles of Tan Bark riding trails, 13 at gah fed trout pools stocked with trout. A $100,000 swimming pool. Each lot $10,000. For Homes Property TWO on Waukegan on Waukegan HILL REALTY CHOICE RESIDENTIAL 55 x 150 FT. Call 263-6191 or 869-9171 Buy—Houses For Sale—Vacant VACANT 75 = 96 3 BEAUTIFUL GLENVIEW Corner lot, desirable residential area near schools, parks, golf course $11,400. PA 4-1356. BR 3-3333 List with your *local independent Broker. We need the following: HOUSES TO SELL! HOUSES TO RENT! ‘od TO SELL! FARMS TO SELL PROPERTY TO MANAGE! R. E. HOLT REALTY CO. 403 E. Dundee Rd. 537-6494 Wheeling 161 | oo BUSIN ce Sites 70 ae totes on it Road LOT ZONES FOR 2 FAMILY DWE ling, in good location. $7,500. T GASKIN CoO. 1229 Emerson St. UNiversity 9-166 HOMEFINDERS AL GROVE EVANSTON Two blocks to transportation! Inexpensive carefree Easy ae 164 For Sale—Business Property EVANSTON—Chicago Avenue ned Dempster. Complex of store an offices and 4 furnished apartment All have air conditioners. Zoned CGarage 40x 30. Lot 50x 100. Inco 11,000 year. Price $64,800. Mr toops. a_ division of A. HEMPHILL& ASSOCIATES 330 W. Frontage Rd., Northfield an 6-8373 HOWARD ST. 2 stores, 2-5 r apartments, Full dry basement. A ple parking at rear. Upper 20s. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR 5-390 ANSTON COMMERCIAL, SPACE in densely populated area. Has high—visibility for pick-up or carry-out venture. Will sell on contract. Call—_MRS. STEVENSON HAVE OUTGROWN OUR PRESE warehouse and be moving larger location within 90 days. Prese building about 7,500 sq. ft. warehouj ing space incl. enclosed recessed doc lg. auto. overhead door, panele offices. Now rented, but avail. desired. Brick and steel const. Vaca lot 65x 150 adj. Zoned C2. For god quick deal call Roy Peterson. PETERSON MOVERS GR 5-120 C. BAIRD & WARNER 524 Davis 491-1855 Street Evanston, Illinois 73-3855 GLENCOE-RIPARIAN Evanston Business Propert 213 FT. LAKE MICHIGAN SHOREline. Superb homesite for a _ discriminating buyer. Nothing like it on the market. GLENCOE ETHEL 835-1800 REALTY ROSENTHAL $75,000. NORTHBROOK WOODED LOT 160 x 190. CLOSE to new pS ag location. Zoned residential John Channer & Assoc. 525 LINCOLN WINNETKA Hillcrest 6-8400 HIGHLAND PARK—F1 ZONING IN this centrally located lot will permit the construction of 6 units. It is 50 x 140 and the price is $34,500. GOELZER and WILDE REALTORS 714 Elm Street HI ACREAGE 6-5544 HARVARD 41 ACRES OF ROLLING, wooded, secluded countryside. Lovely pond. Excellent for hunting. Fine investment opportunity. Call Nell Rogers. McGUIRE BR & ORR, INC. 3-3220 GR 5-1080 NORTHFIELD |! Residential Lots. A Real Buy for $75,000. ODH REALTY HI 6-4900 NORTHFIELD NEWLY $90,000 LISTED 3 ACRES Heart of Northfield. Fronting on 2 streets including usable $35,000 home. NASH REALTY 446-9000 WILMETTE—#83,000 sq. ft. Now has one private residence and Zoned R-l. Property is adjoining Commercial and would be excellent location for apartment building when re-zoned. Call Mr. Kir MITCHELL BROTHERS GR 5-3900 GOOD LOCATION 821-25 Chicago Av. 5 stores, - cd garage, 5 apts. Also 10,000 office space, etc. Will trade. GR Es 124 or BU 1-5856 NORTHFIELD—CHOICE LOCATIO Vacant for office and _ researc Approx. 59,000 sq. ft. Adjoining t Northwestern RR freight lines. 1 b to a Hwy. By Owner. PA 4-617 Nerthwast NEW TRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT Approx. 2/3 acre. Heavily wooded. Sewer and water. Ideal for contemporary home. $16,500 NASH REALTY 446-9000 OVER ACRE WITH CREEK FRONTage, 145 x 300. Near Northfield, Northbrook boundary, N.T. West and Sunset Ridge schools. 234 Summerfield Rd., W. of Edens between Tower and Willow. $27,000. Call owner, DA 8-6796. 166 2 8 CHOICE WOODED ACRES Rare opportunity. Priced right. Plat survey and details in our office. ARDIS PEET INC. 945-0222 CHOICE RESIDENTIAL Approx. 101 x 173. LOT Geo. H. Carlson, Co. 1132 Waukegan Rd. PArk 4-3700 For Sale—Investment Properti RESIDENCES ON COMMERCIA lot. 50x 125. Kenilworth. Low tax and maintenance. 9% return on B. equity. Price $45,000. Cash $23,000. Write A-950, Box 60, Wilmett 167 + For ON. LAKE Sale—Out of State MICHIGAN 11 miles North of Benton Harbor, i0 acres of rolling wooded dunes with 34 ft. of beach frontage. A custom bu contemporary ranch home with rms. facing the lake. Call for brochu of additional information. Priced $125,000 KOENIG & STRE AL CR PA 1-0330 2-0330 9-0330 Wilmet Northbrod Glenvie ENJOY RANCH NOW-—SUBDIVID later. Ideal climate—Sound investme 375 acres, 16 miles from ocean ar midway Los Angeles and San Dieg Now used as cattle ranch, but suitab for avocados, citrus and residenti and recreation development. Ha permit to create 3/4 mile lake on o creek. Excellent water; power ar phone. Comfortable ranch ho Year-’round outdoor living in ar with constantly increasing real esta values. Will sell all or part. For mo complete details contact Geor Yackey, Box 1, Fallbrook, Californi 92028. Press 714-728-7518. TRANSFERRED TO SAN FRANCISCO? 20 MINUTES AWAY 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, panoram Pacific view! $38,000. J. Nourse, 9 Haven write Ct., or phone Pacifica, Calif. 415-756-8461. MARKET 169 BANNOCKBURN Industri 200 FT. Foe las tag os ELE@ tricity. A 2 or mo available. eet 231- 1025, ye Northfield-Northbrook Houses ELM TREE VILLAGE, 736 DODGE Av., Evanston, Open 2 to 5 Sunday. Attractive 2 bdrm. end unit, centrally air-cond. $19,500. DAvis 8-7769. = 161 fe wertner Property— Sows Houses MORTON 160 5-3100 For Seto 94044 PLACE Appraisers—Auctioneers— Sales Conductors Brittler Household Sales FOR THAT SPECIAL SERVICE. Featured in August Reader’s Digest HI 6-2410 HI 6-56 HOUSEHOLD CONDUCTED SALES APPRAISALS, SALES, MARKING BETTY BOUGHTON Call evenings ALpine 1-24 © Winnetka Talk © Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star ° Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May 18, 196 �eaiaake Appraisers—Auctioneers— 169 Sales 170 Auction Conductors CHICAGO Distinguished JEANETTE CASKEY Of Buggy Wheel Antiques 1135 Greenleaf, Wilmette Household —— Sales, raise for estates, insurance. AL 1-2100 or HI 6-3037- — 170 Auction SHERIDAN Sales Announce by Order In the Wed., RARE SILVER TANKARD BY HESTER BATEMAN PIECES OTHER VALUABLE OF GEORGIAN SILVER A MUSEUM PAINTINGS MASTERPIECE DUTCH GREAT JAN VAN BensBY GiLBY RAS St sot TWO BY GEORGE Graphic Art) Rugs, Linens, Furs) 26, 7:30 p.m. (Glass, China, Silver, Crystal, Art Glass) From the MRS. GORDON C. THORNE (Marion Thorne) Estate Removed of the Late From THE DRAKE TOWERS 179 E. Lake Shore Drive SALE DAYS SUN. MAY 21ST ATAT 1 1 P.M. P.M. ON. MAY 22ND ADMISSION AND CATALOGUES $1.00 Objects) Watercolors, (Jewelry, 1529 GREEN BAY RD. LAKE FOREST, ILLINOIS 2 and Art May 24, 7:30 p.m. Fri., May Her Palatial Mansion ‘The Highlands” ITION ONE DAY EXHIB TURDAY, MAY 20TH, 10 TO 6 Galleries Thurs., May 25, 7:30 p.m. AUCTION At By Tues., May 23, 7:30 p.m. (paintings, of the Administratrix MRS. ROSE POPPERS The Entire Fine Properties Estate of DR. CAROLINE GENTILE An Unrestricted Two Day Sale AUCTION (Furniture ART GALLERIES 171 Sales ART GALLERIES By MRS. Complemented other estates Order CAROL Of LIND with selections and consignors from VALUABLE PAINTINGS BY AND ATTRIBUTED TO OLD AND MODERN MASTERS SCHREYER — RIDGWAY KNIGHT — BONHEUR — MULLER — PEREZ — CLARIN — VAN DEN LAAR — COROT — SANI — SCHMUTZLER — RONDEL — STIEGER — DELGADO — SERRURE — MARKO — VERTUNNI — LEONARD — CAROLU LK RUSSELL — MILLAIS — PERCY — WETHERBEE — HOOPER — IPSEN — BLAKELOCK — CRANE — GRIFFIN — DUFNER — DREW — DAVIS EK — BAR- ANGELICA ; MORGAN. THOMAS ROWLANDSON, LEBOURG, E. C. WILLIAMS, AND OTHERS. ALINE, RARE AMBER adh Ps ORIENTAL ART IN SERVICE , FANY LAMP, TIFFANY CRYSTAL, ae et 12 WEDGWOO? Rt I PERSIAN RARE ESTICk COMPOTES RARE, IvVORARE RENAISSANCE WOOD RIS KIMBALL GRAND PIANO, ANTIQUE LOUIS 16TH KINGSWOOD CABINET LOUIS PLAQUE, SEVRES WITH 15TH GOLD LEAF PLAQUE TABLE, RECAMIER VICTORIAN ANTIQUE ae SETTEE, RARE Dy Rt. Sok CARVE VICTORIAN DAUCHOT — AIZPIRI — GIRODDEL ait — HERVE — LE PHO — BOHROD — BRONZE GROUPS BY REMINGTON, ROSA BONHEUR, FABERGE AND LANCERAY, FEATURING ‘‘COMIN’ THROUGH THE RYE” BY FREDERIC REMINGTON RENAISSANCE, CHIPPENDALE, ADAM, LOUIS XIV, XV, XVI, EMPIRE AND BOULLE STYLE FURNITURE INCLUDING FRENCH STYLE GRAND PIANO, MAHOGANY HALL CLOCK AND GRANDMOTHER CLOCK IKONS, MALACHITE, CRYSTAL AND GREEN QUARTZ _ OBJECTS FRANCIS I SEVEN PIECE STERLING SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE AND COMPLETE FLATWARE SERVICE, STERLING SILVER AND _ SILVER PLATED HOLLOWARE AND FLATWARE TIFFANY, STEUBEN AND GALLE GLASS LAMPS, VASES AND BOWLS ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL CHINA AND PORCELAIN _DINNERWARE AND ART OBJECTS ORIENTAL RUGS IN OVER SIZE, ROOM SIZE AND SCATTER SIZES DIAMOND AND PRECIOUS STONE JEWELRY AND FURS FLEMISH TAPESTRIES AND AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN LINENS CUT GLASS AND CRYSTAL STEMWARE AND TABLEWARE CHANDELIERS AND SCONCES Public Exhibition At the Galleries Saturday, May 20, 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Sunday, May 21, 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Catalog $1.00 by post Chicago Art Galleries, Inc. 5960 est. 1932 LO 1-7256 member : Nat’l Auctioneers Ass’n. Appraisers Ass’n. of America 171 BRASS WOOD CABINET, PAIR VICTORIAN OUIS SMALL MAHOGANY BREAKFRONT, PAIR CELADON LAMPS, _ GEORGIAN DESIGN SOFA, PAIR SEVRES VASES, MARBLE LAMPS, MARBLE GROUP, MARBLE PEDESTALS. GREAT COLLECTION OF ORIENTAL RUGS COMPRISING OF TABRIZ, KASHAN, KIRMAN, GHOM WITH SILK, HERIZ, CHINESE, SARwitty ISPAHN, GHOM ANIMAL, ROOM PARKING AND ON SCATTER PREMISES SIZES. ONLY PUBLIC AUCTION SAT., MAY 20—1 P.M. 400 Glendale Rd., Glenview, IIl. (Greenwood St. and Central Rd.) All household furnishings of Mrs. Doris A. Hoelter to incl.: 8 pc. Danish mod. walnut dining set; 12 pe. ‘“‘Coalport’’ dish set; 8 pc. dish set; Seneca glass set; Sterling and Silver pes., orig. glish Channel’ oil by H. Wacker; numerous tablecloths hand-made Irish Linen ‘64 Ford Sprint H.T., ‘‘4 spd.,’’ w/bucket seats; Ladies’ and Mens’ golf clubs; Maple pcs.; hand and elec. tools,; Fishing gear; Rattan pes.; Furniture; Dehumidifier and much, much more. *t miss! 824-6283 CULLY AUCTION CO. Des Plaines, Ill. May 18, 1967 Broadway Conducted House Sales Sat. May 20 10 a.m.-12 Magnificent HERITAGE bdrm. set, (Fr. Prov.): dble. dresser, mirror, hi chest, pr. night stands, powder tbl. w/bench, bookcase hdbrd. and dble. bed; Fr. sofa (down) 2 Fr. armchrs.; rnd. coffee tbl.; mahog. dining set, (6 chrs., buffet, breakfront); twin bed set (FR. inlaid); red lthr. wing chr.; chaise lounge; Fr. ormalu lamp tbls.; Ficks Reed sofa; CHICKERING CONSOLE PIANO (fruitwood-Fr. Prov.); R.C.A. color TV; Magnus _ elect. organ; portable stereo HI-FI, Mahog. Hi-Fi w/AM/FM radio; ANTIQUES: Victorian loveseat w/lady and gentleman chrs.; Irg. dropleaf tbl.; picture frames; cane chr. ORIENTAL RUGS; Smith Corona elect. typewriter; portable Remington typewriter; file cabinet; sectional glass front bookcases; G.E. refrig.; many lovely Irg. mirrors; 18’ x 20’ gold wool rug w/pad; DEHUMIDIFIER; BEAUTIFUL TABLE LAMPS; snow tires; kitchen equip.; tools; fans; STAUFFER machine; 2 VICTORIAN clocks; old bisque figure; 138 pc. set of 24 k. gold ‘china; mangle; ant. washstand; linens and all kinds of bric-a-brac. Days A BRITTLER 724-0574 SALE Eves. PRIVATE CHOICE 446-2410 SALE FRI. SAT. SUN 10:30-4 : (No children Fri. morn.) Liquidating Decorator Designed Furnishings from large home at 6618 N. KILPATRICK, LINCOLNWOOD (2 blks. E. of Cicero2 biks. N. of Devon). Also, 2 TV’s, upright Freezer, Washer, Dryer, Gas Stove, Sew. mach.; Clothing, etc. Sale conducted by ROCHELLE KAGAN 165 MAPLE HILL RD., GLENCOE (Turn W. on Maple Hill off of Sheridan at about 900 in Glencoe. Pls. park on the S. side of Maple Hill. You cannot park on both sides of the St.) VE 5-0492, THURS., FRI., AND SAT., May 18, 19, 20, 10 AM to 5 PM. Elegant lge. Eng. Tudor hse. on a wooded lot. There’s so much here, I don’t know where to begin. How about dec. co-ordinated things in liv. rm.? Sm. HERMAN MILLER ~~ desk; contemp. sofa in beige and turq.; sm. wing chr; DUNBAR wal. coffee tbl. and smoking stand; wal. BUTLER’S tray tbl.; FISCHER AM-FM console; 2 pe sect. SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED; HABITANT KNOTTY PINE DESKS, chrs., tw. bed; 3/4 bed 7’ long w/cust. md. uphol. hdbd.; lamps; lge. RCA TV $40; ROYAL stand. ofc. typewriter; MAYTAG washer (like new). Porch full of contemp. wicker and wrt. iron furn., nice enough to put in den; alum. furn for the yd. incl. umbrella tbl. compl., pker. tbl., pingpong tbl., 2 rd. card tbls. and chrs.; old metal kit. cab. cheap; baby equip. in perf. cond.- just used by little old grandchild on Sun. ATTN ASTRONOMERS: books; SKYSCOPE, ext. lens, all sorts of mirrors to be ground for reflecting telescope. STUFF AND SUCH: 24 pl settings RUSSELL WRIGHT lunch serv.;_ bric-a-brac; books; curtains; cust. md. drps.; linens; towels; hdmd. tbl. cloths; sports equip. Everything from soul clothes (fat maxes and army unif.) full dress suit, top hats, etc. to Brooks Bros. suits for the man; ladies clothes size 12 and misc for eg a seec DEBORAH GOLDEN GOLDEN ERA SALES UN 9-2022 call anytime GR 5-0127 2 Lake Shore Dr. ‘Specials’ DOUBLE ‘“‘TRIO”’ SALES Both 2 days ONLY, Mon. and Tuesday May 22 - 23, 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. only SALE 1: 3180 LAKE SHORE DR. APT. 18C. Chgo. MODERN Intr. Dectr’d. Apt. offers TOP line Furn, (DUNBAR, HARVEY PROBBER, KNOLL, Gregori, others) PLUS GOOD Modern PAINTINGS. Unusual lt. beige silk sofa and matching love seat; Gorgeous DIN. RM. SET w/4 fabulous chrs., Tble w/3 lvs, sdbrd; Blue 3 cush Sofa; Blue ConsoleSidebrd w/cane trm and Trvrtne Top; 2 Blue Sofas Finest stereo equipment w/speakers; 4 LEATHER/wd Bar stools; Color TV; 3 Bachelor Chests w/matching Bench/Chest and Matching King Sz. Hdbrd w/Bed; Gorgeous LAMPS; Knockout End Tbles; CEILING ‘Fixtures; DRAPES; Carpeting; MUCH MORE! SALE 2: 4100 MARINE DR. APT. 4A, Chgo. LOVELY CONTEMP. Furn. in LIKE NEW CONDITION: Bronze Silk sofa; gold/Wht lounge chrs; Beautiful Frtwd Breakfront; Basic-Witz complete WALL SYSTEM; Ital. Prov. Bedrm. Set, Comp. w/King size hdbd. beds; Women’s Clothes sz. 10; Men’s sz. 42; Stereo Turn Thle. w/speakers; MUCH MISC. incl. Paintings, accessories, etc. EVERYTHING " MUST BE SOLD . IN BOTH SALES . . BARGAINS!!! Better HOUSE SALES CONDUCTED by THE TRIO SECOND bunnie riskin, and PHONE ID 2-310% CHANCE SALES REFURNISHING? MOVING? Let Second Chance Sales conduct a Professional House Sale for you, to dispose of your household furnishings. Large following and excellent results. No cost to you. Call ae Morgan. -034 DONT MISS THIS ONE-DAY SALE USED AND BRAND RUGS NEW Extraordinary Values! EVANSTON CARPET & CLEANING CO. 1917 CHURCH ST. ANTIQUES—PLUS Early Amer. ant. incl. coll. handturned honey maple bed; butter churn lamp; Bellows coffee tbl.; ‘‘John’’ seat; dough box end table. Tall ant. Spanish hand carved chair. Ant. soda chairs. PLUS incl. Salem twin beds with Sealy matt./box spring, mat. night stand. Sofas. 2 mat. Spanish style dec. chairs. Area rugs. Unusual lamps. ‘‘goodies’’. Sat. and Sun. 10 to : gm: 2720 Broadway, Evanston. 869429. CORNER TABLE $25; refrigerator er $40, 433-2094. $25; $45; GAS Antiq. sofa, rocker, and fixts. type esk, serving chest of hdbd., art glass and Rattan and wicker waln. dresser; waln. $25. Misc. ¢ m Lullabye-Edison-ChildcraftCharge Cards WAS . 99 Italian Prov. Sofas 30 4 pce. Bedrm. Sets 229 Contemporary Sofas $160 4 pc. Bedrm. Sets $130 Sofa Beds-Sleeps 2 $80 5 pe. Dinette Sets $80 Bunk Beds $80 Hollywood Beds $55 7 Drawer Desks $45 Lounge Chairs Hundreds Your of other credit 24 months PARKER 1560 Howard NOW 179.88 149.95 144.88 99.75 79.88 49.95 $ 49.88 : 49.95 38.88 $ 29.95 sofa loungers, Sat. AL Selling Den to 5 furn., SALE St., Bay English PAIR OF ANTIQUE TWIN SIZED four poster beds in oak at $35; a painted Country French vanity table, new, $110; a handsome old North Wind chair at $12.50; a fabulous new decorator sofa in deep old red velvet at $385, are just a few of the outstanding values to be found this month at The Finishing Touch, 4137 Main St., Skokie, noon to five, Tuesday through Saturday. MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEKEND. Folding garden table and 5 chair set; GE floor polisher; 2 metal wardrobe cabinets; kit. table and 4 padded chairs; torchiere; 2 shadow boxes; typewriter stand; office desk; Form. corn. table; extensole table, 20’ x 38’’, seats 14 extended. All like new. 346 Wilshire Drive E., Wilmette. 256-0987 eves,. Open house 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 20-21. DECORATOR FURNISHINGS, ALL items designed and custom made by Marden. Blue couch 61’ $175; 2 beige silk tub chrs. $50 ea.; brass lamp w/reflector center $50; dec. ceramic wall pc., blue, ivory, brown, mounted and in dbl. frame $40; pull down ceiling fixture $25; wal. dresser $20; many other pcs. All in rfect condition. VE 65-5448 after p.m. Thurs. Bargain Boutique THE NEW WOODWARD APPLIANCES wash- and Simpson (Golf Lake Forest-Lake Road) FURNITURE SALE Dbl. beds; dining rm. set; chairs; tbls.; refrig.; as stove; vacuum cleaner. Thurs., May 18, 9:30 to 5 p.m. Also Sat., May 20, 10 a.m. to noon. 500 Laurel Av., Wilmette. TWIN BOOKCASE HEADBOARDS late double dresser with mirror: desk, (blond wood). In perfect condition. Reasonable. Phone OR 4-8064. Bluff PC. E& PINK PATIC niture, 3 pc. sect. sofa, 2 chrs have plastic covering and tags, top cocktail tbl., cost « SSS matching rd. glass tbl., 4 ¢ i marble top, cost Edens CARP Plaza. ARE and 4 sa SHAMPOO WE $195, 6-2526. RETIRED, going furn.; SELLING fishing. bric-a-brac and For HO sale: anti knick-khacks; hutch cupboard; drys music cabinet ete. 1 Saturday, May 20th. Call day appt. FRIGIDAIRE 40” DOUBLE OV range $125; Frigidaire 11 cu. refrigerator $50; Westinghouse h duty automatic midifier $20; washer misc. $100; furniture a-brac. Thursday all day, F 2324 Cowper St., Evanston, k GR 5-387 LAWN CHRS.; ELEC. HEATER; CA: tables chest; lamp and chrs.; 2 drawer and chr.; 5 drawer mat desk w/extens wardrobe Electrolux vacuum; lamps; occe tbls.; uphols. chr., elec. fan. 869-5179. * SIDE CHAIRS; ROCKERS; library table; bureaus; icebox; pizza-oven; 6 crocks; trunks; junkque; Thursday May 18, 10-8 1034 Elmwood, MISC. objects; ture: HOUSEHOLD electrical bookcases, Wilmette 0} vere 2 _ GOODS, appliances; captain’s chair ble roll-away bed; hi-fi; guitar, irons: cameras; amps; ‘Kni Knacks. Much more. All exc. co and reas. Call 328-5170. MAGNIFICIENT piece mahogany, glass tops, BEDROO twin 2 attaches SEC. to SOFA cus‘ condition. used, $50. Call 251-6572. washer SE’ beds. perfect sacrifice for $500. 6 burner oa ores. vs or any $125; gas e < 2 ‘OV Te ; ag weer fauce MARBLE top end tbls. $85 a pair: 42’” d dit tbl, fruitwood top, antique white é 4 din. chrs. $125; glass column $35 pr.; white silk covered foyer $85; triangular bevelled glass base end. tbl. $25. 272-6732. - DIRECT couch; REFRIGERATORS from $59.95 AUTOMATIC WASHERS 79.95 DRYERS 69.95 RANGES from $69.95 RECONDITIONED GUARANTEED FREE DELIVERY NORTH SHORE REFRIGERATION Crawford 3 desk set; Antq. Hutch; 2 cardt 4 chrs.; occas, tables; cocktail mag. tbl.; bench; pr. chairs; 5 aba Call after 6 p.m. FROM Authentic BLIND Hide-a-bed, TV sets, breakfront, dining room set, G.E. washer, lamps and chest of drawers. % 823 Dempster, Evanston 328-5775 USED SALE record player with amplifier, speaker, and FM radio tuner, garden tools, books, and lots of miscellaneous goodies. Some incredible bargains. A ROOM blk.: W MILLER Wind- monaural 14% HOUSE HOUSE SALE: MAY 25 AND 26, AT 519144 Park Dr., Kenilworth. Doors will open at 10 a.m. Everything goes from bongo drums to an antique spooled bed. Also on sale: tall secretary-desk, antique rocker, two single bed mattresses and springs, single bed frame, stove, spr ‘ STORE HERMAN AL sors, paintings, early porceline, books, iron gates, iron urns, sundial. All furn. circa 1800. 19 S. 5th St., St. Charles. OUT Winnetka, Rd. tbls., ESTATE SALE: 18TH CENTURY furn. Antiques. Persian rugs, Kirman, Afghans, Karastans, Chinese. Tall case clock. brandy chest, Hepplewhite chest, tri-pod tables, 6 Chippendale chairs, pair Chippendale chairs, Chippendale small sideboard, Chippendale refrigerator, : Antique Furniture ‘‘In The | and reductions on China, Glas: other furn. ete. LINDWALL ONE DAY ONLY Sat., May 20 9:30-5 p.m. 1280 Lincoln Ave., So. Highland Park Sponsored by Women’s American ORT armoire, a freezer. ANTIQUE SALE _ CLEARING ALL NEW MERCHANDISE, Very reasonably priced. Paintings, appliances. Clothing, odds and ends. table, because with hide-a-bed, sofa and day 823 Dempster, Evanston Wilmette. END-OF-AUCTION 3 part only to home Full and twin size beds Everything in good cond. at prices. Thurs. Fri. from 10 to 4 1-4565. 13.4 CUBIC freezer with BENEFITS THE BLIND — CO. tables and chairs. Much 10 to 1 3128 Greenleaf, tb Bargain Boutique stool, benches, tovls. we'd COLDSPOT FREEZER years. 764-2206 piano Discount Av. . compartments and containers. perfect operating condition- to pay fireplace Milwaukee IMMACULATE Coldspot chest is good FURNITURE mirrors, a 729-2312. MOVING FROM HOUSE TO APT. Rattan patio furn., glass top tbl., 4 chrs. Porch furn., chairs, glider w/cushions,- matching glass top tbls. Outside planters; white prov. 6 yr., and 2 yr. cribs; English coach buggy; boodle buggy; play pen; high chair; diapers; toys; rocking horse; kiddy pedal car; bikes. Antiques: pictures, misc, cheap General 1433 moving 142 Blks. E. of‘‘L”’ Station Daily to 6. Mon., Thurs. to 9 Sun. frames, $19.99 Juvenile items at discount prices values St. headboard, from Honored Mediterranean tbl.; GARAGE Howell Zz co] rd. Mediterranean din. tbl. chrs. plus 2 Modern 2 pe. Hg benc MEXICO BY OWNER SALE yellow matching a chr white sect., like , Webcor hi-fi. ALpi SATURDAY chrome 1 and tbl. w/4 chrs.; Zenith console chr.; step stool; 2 pull d fixtures; cafe curtains and items. 610 DUNDEE RD., G M O V ING—GARAGE sell, clothing; housewares: spreads; draperies, lamps; tables: carpeting. Everythi 3 g0. 1007 Longaker Rd., Wark 40. Saturday and Sunday. CR 2-3767. FURNITURE SALE: NEW AND Also, repairing, refinishing, uphc ing. Cane and rush seats ins Weber’s Evanston. STOVE: set; Ask Furniture Co., UNiversity 829 Ch 4-6600. REFRIGERATOR: misc. Call from 9 to for Mrs. Hugger. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Gle ncoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villa ger * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, ONL’ DISCOUNT CRIB SA Save 40 to 60% All Midwest RANGE automatic SALE—THURS. a.m.—8 p.m. a berks RC view. (E. off Wagner, N. o Antiq. tbls.; piano bench; OUR WAREHOUSE Everything Sacrificed BENEFITS to 6 p.m. PORCH “Must Vacate” REMNANTS SATURDAY ONLY MAY 20 8 a.m. eT 192° Ber Sale~Héncdheld Geads ~ Conducted House Sales BELATED MOTHER’‘S DAY MANIA 634 SHERIDAN RD., EVANSTON DA 8-8312, THURS. and SAT., May 18 and 20, 10 AM to 5 PM (no Fri. at this sale only) Residue of big old Evans. hse. 54’ rd. OAK DIN. RM. TBL. that you’ve been looking for; rd. oak tbl. cut down to a coffee tbl.; 2 beau. wal. Vict. low chests; wicker settee; Tole coal box; JENNY LIND DAY BED or child’s bed; LEIES APT. SZ. GRAND PIANO in Fr. Prov. case $350; frtwd. buffet; sm. sofa $30; many prs. gold prtd. drps.; TW. BEDS; wht. Ital. Prov. cor vanity (like new); asstd. sm. uphol. chrs. — all under $25; lots of bric-a-brac; 2 workbenches; lge. power saw; 14 cu. ft. chest-type freezer $45 plus books, books. phyllis reifman, janine warsaw a DI 5. 272 Classified— 2 ‘ = �172 her 437- 1364 CRIB: 36”; PLATE GLASS Bissell rug shampoo master WALNUT D.R. SET; 5 256-2621 WESTINGHOUSE FROST REFRIGERATOR PC. EXCELLENT set; Grundig deluxe HI-FI -FM, shortwave, phone, washer, GE dryer; desk: d chr.; sofa; mis. rugs and . 432-5289. ATE SALE. rd. 829 Chicago, ; sl. rS.; AA gold mpl. tbls.; DROP ice LEAF cream frames; misc. bed; bookcases. Evanston, chrs.; cane Web- UN 4- PEN; BATHINETTE; 2 BED rames; electric heater; chest of fers; Nesco roaster; 2 baby rs; electric organ; kitchen table 3 Crisscross curtains. 251- 5 p.m. 7 MOVING TO CALIFORNIA — AND GARAGE SALE 822 Elmwood, May 18, _ Ever abel for the home. “WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE; 2 llywood beds, sprgs., matts. $50; 7 cit. set. $35; desk/chr.; 7 pe. Mah. 2 lounge .m. Eves. inday oe. 33 chrs. after FIREPLACE 8 826-1555 p.m. and ENSEMBLE, 7 $18; round walnut coffee tbl., ss top, $20; curio cab., ant. white, |g. mirror; pr. celadon green s; pictures and_bric-a-brac. rear entrance. 446-4530. BLE DISHWASHER, USED 6 , $110; blue twin beds, extra bs matching dresser, desk and , $100 (will separate); sm. ant. n sofa, $125; Fedders portable 0) ditioner, $60. 835-4689. FORMICA DINETTE TA- 2 leaves; 6 beige Naugahyde $50; large office-type desk, 9x12 gray wool rug, pad, $12; ver vacuum, $10; much misc. 864- SAVING » yich; CITY: GAS RANGE; washer-dryer Poppy Trail ndr.; tbls.; pole lamp; raided rug; 1S. FROM comb.;_ dishes; pole shelves; recliner; CHI. REstudio Oster crib, MUST etc. 583- SELL: s Walltex, crystal punch set; snack 7 bronze sprd./drapes; canvas oar infant seat; walker; knit girl’s sz. 14 clothes; all grr very cheap; 256-3947. ats “RY HANDSOME LIBRARY TABLE; -yound table; several Cherry of saves and several dinette : oN QeTaUES ter A ING oh OF AND RESALE Daily 10 to 4. TOWN. FAMILY . or den furn.; misc.-furn.; lamps; stools; electrical fixtures. Excelnt cond. Reasonable. OR 3-3117 aft. 6 . Open Hse. Sat. Ma 2. and Sun. fa: ; 21, 1:30 p.m. to 5:3 42”’ aa RATTAN DEN we tables; rattan dinette set; lamps; i talian wall sconce; 94” black “white Philco TV console, walnut; E ro-Voice stereo speakers, walir : nut cab. 251-6446. ODOKCASES-DESKS-CHESTS, UN PAINTED FURNITURE ETC. MART rgest Selection - Discount Prices . Milwaukee Ave. (At Harlem) open Mon. and Thurs. evenings. \P SUNDAYS 11 to 3 763-7680 IN. RM. TABLE, 6 CHAIRS akfront, $100 or best offer; ng chair; telephone table and *hand made frpl. rug; green ge chairs, $25; work bench, $5.00; hole desk, $5.00. AL 1-5048. _ JACOBSEN e ROTARY MOWER omery Ward rotary Sanches reeltype at Pp ass catcher. Exc. cond. $45; mower mower $100. 945- se SALE: 1409 RIDGE RP hland Park. BARGAINS. Everymust go incl. beaut. dinette set. { EN HOUSE Sat. and Sun. 10 to 4. AUCTION Sun. at 1:30. 831-4481. hi RAGE SALE: SAT. 15 P.M. Mlectrolux vac.; toaster; cabinets: other household items.; Polaroid cam.; misc. 435 E. Lake Ave., Glenview. ace al. : 1g 9 PC, DINING RM. SET: oven ‘electric Frigidaire Flair liv. rm, furn.; tw. bedrm. ) eal RR WALNUT iette table; set with CO 7-5331 eves. DINING anc ROOM round | urine (Sop 4 adition. Reasonable. can UN Good 9-9189. D Ow FAN; ELECTROLUX VACcleaner: folding cot; child’s ; lawn mower; misc. items. Must ‘very reasonable. 679-4579, aft. 6 TAL. PROVINCIAL BEDROOM set, double bed. Excellent ust sacrifice. Call 677-8818. - Classified condition. TIRED OF IT ALL!! Breeze-way Sale at 1537 Walter, Nthbrk. Nice clean items—no junk. May 19th, 20th, 21st. ENGLISH FOLDING HI-CHAIR, LIKE white 6 yr. crib and mattress; Tenda; stroller. ALpine 6-0933. NEW: Baby DINING ROOM FURN:; BEDROO™ gas range; kitchen set; 3 barrel liv. room chairs and misc. Call Sunday 10 to 5, 465-4381. WHITE KITCHEN CABINET, GLASS sliding doors; storage below; Lawson davenprot, 2 cushions, aqua, like new condition. 256-4024. 2 10 PC. WALNUT open hutch, 1933 Blue Onion, Long 9 PC. DIN. RM. SET, BLEACHED mahog.; 2 fireside chrs.; cocktail and drum tbl.; end tbls. w/leather tops; lamps; drapes. Reas. OR 6-4523. SELL LIKE NEW DANISH couch converts to sleeper; Blue couch; bedroom set; pr. gold gold arm chair. Also misc. 262- Carpet Sale Open *Sunday 20 TO 60% TOP ee alg Open weekdays, 9 to 9 p Sateway: Carpets. 7005 N. Clark. ‘Chgo. _ BEST OFFER TAKES 30” FRIGIdaire De Luxe elec. stove; Westinghouse refrigerator; Dehumidifier. All raat 3 yrs. old., plus misc. PA. 9GARAGE SALE SAT. PAINTED 3 PC. bdrm. set w/spring and matt.; 2 coil springs and matt. for twin beds; comb. radio and phono. 1728 Maplewood Lane, Glenview. PArk 4-2737. EVANSTON USED GAS STOVES AND refrigerators. Dealer. UN 4-5133 1104 Emerson St., rear, after 6 p.m. 19” MOTOROLA PORTABLE § TV. Black and white. Excellent condition. are $75. Call GReenleaf 5-2023, ask bl beaut des Tolstad bet. 6 p.m. and 7 ries DIN. ROOM SET; 2 LIGHT mahog. dressers; auto. Kenmore washer; Captain’s table and chairs; casement window fan; Delta tbl. saw; GR 5-6751. DON’T MERELY BRIGHTEN YOUR carpets ... Blue Lustre them... eliminate rapid resoiling. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Michael’s V&S Hdwr. Evanston. MOVING OUT OF TOWN — BEST OFfer 13 x 18 light beige high pile carpet; 2 twin bed frames, box sprgs., matts. leather reclining chair. Phone after 6 p.m. 824-7487 or 824-6582. CLEANINGEST CARPET CLEANER 78 ever used, so easy too. Get Blue ustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Millen V&S Hardware, Wilmette. $i" ROTARY MOWER, 3 H:P:; crank start, $25; 42’’ auto. gas range, 21’’ glass door oven, 5 burners plus griddle, $40. Call OR 5-6582 after 7 p.m. 9 PC. DUNCAN PHYFE DIN. RM. set; bedrm. set; stationary bridge set; small elec. appl.; stemware, etc. Eves. only and Sat., Sun., 12 to 5. 1 kitchen set. 262-9585. BRASS 2644 Green EAGLE Bay 869-6660 Rd. GOOD CONDITION. Call UN 4-8129. FLORAL ON 96’ SOFA, TUFTED wht. bkgrnd., LIKE NEW, cust. plastic evrd. 5 dwr. chest. Wrought iron kit. set. Sac. prices. 334-1955. BEST OFFER. REFRIG.-FREEZER comb.; window air cond.; baby buggy and other items; rugs; lamps; chrs.; assort. tools; sm. appls. OR 4-6739. 2 KING SIZE BLACK ANGUS ROTIS. broiler used 3 times; silver plate platters and wooden trays; bar glasses. bric-a-brac. Reas. Call‘ 869-1831. RECOVER OUR $700 TOMLINSON sofa and you will have a distinctive piece of furn. $50; portable TV and stand needs repair. $10. 256-2245. PINK, FORMICA TOP KITCHEN TAble and 4 matching chairs, reasonable. Call evenings, ORchard 3- 0683. AIR Peet ted ad bods hdres ah ca 5,000 B.T.U.; like new; Dinette tbl., chrs.; Decorator lamps, tables; ye ay accent chest. Call eves. 674-2044. PC. CUSTOM MADE SECTIONAL; 2 Marble end tables and matching cocktail table. Reasonable. Call 679-4985 PC. DINING ROOM SET, GOOD condition: table, buffet, server, glass tops, boards, pads, 6 chrs., $150. SH 30680 eves., IN 3-3438 days. CARPETING, ALL NYLON 400 YDS. at $2.50 a yd.; 450 yds. plush nylon at 715 a yd. Will separate. Terms. Empire, DA 5-9626. DEEPFREEZE, 17 27’’ ADMIRAL TV CONSOLE, fect condition; 40’’ round table never used. Call OR 5- 2428. PERpads, 1—3 PC. SECTIONAL, NEVER USED; 2—2 pe. sectionals; 1 couch, matching chair; lamps. All in perfect condition. Call aft. 6: 0 p.m. AL 1-5311. O'KEEFE AND MERRITT range; griddle w/sep. broiler. cond.; $25; Call 251-5215. GAS Good 1967 ZIG ZAG CABINET SEWING machine, no attachments necessary. Full price, $35. Call 583-7537. CU. fer. FT. UPRIGHT LIKE ORchard NEW, 4-3325 MAKE after OF- 4 p.m. MOVING: SOFA; LOVE SEAT; END tbls.; coffee tbl.; studio cot; desk; steel cabs.; pingpong table.; Duncan Phyfe tbl.; others. 724-3382. ANTIQUE OAK SCHOOLMASTER’S desk, prof. refinished, $65; also Irg. sturdy plywood desk. $25. 446-3561 evenings and weekends. 6 YEAR CRIB AND MATT., EXCELlent condition., $30; Storkline buggy and travel buggy, $30; misc. baby items. 463-1784. NORGE Good 12 CUBIC FOOT REFRIGERATOR condition, $40. ID 3-2999 WALNUT CORNER DESK, GLASS top, $201; 6x9 olive area rug, $15; 3 pr. fiberglass 36 in. curtains, $15. Call ORchard 4-6954 Modern Walnut Dining Rm. SET: BUFFET, TABLE, $75. Call 328-7199. HOSPITAL SEALY $75 2 ITAL. 1 39’’ 6 CHAIRS. BED INNERSPRING MATTRESS Telephone AL 1-1815 DISTRESSED round, 15” 15” high, both on ORchard 6-4222. high; FIN. TABLES, 1 34’’ square, casters. Like BOLSTER SOFA, ATTACHED END table, pumice wood, 2 slip covers, $65; Protect-o-matic meat slicer, $8.00; meat grinder, $1.50. OR 6-4296. ; BURT SMITHSON CUSTOM MADE sofa and lounge chair. Realistically priced. Call OR 6-0938. RUGS A SIGHT? COMPANY COMING? Clean them right with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Ace Hardware, Northbrook CARPETS AND LIFE TOO CAN BE beautiful if you use Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Taylor V&S Hdwr. 560 Chestnut, Winnetka. CLEANINGEST CARPET CLEANER = ever used, so easy too. Get Blue ustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Lemoi Hardware, Evanston. THE AMAZING BLUE LUSTRE WILL leave fad upholstery beautifully soft and clean. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Central V&S Hdwr., Evanston. TAPPAN GAS STOVE, 30” OVEN, $75; G.E. air conditioner, thinline, $75; Zenith Sento Command portable TV w/stand $75. Like new. WI 5-1287. CHINA CABINET, CORNER CUPboards, credenza, lamps, tables, and other items. ALSO Gardenia trees. ALpine 1-5515, all week. A BUGGY $40; small TELE- kitchen GREEN 3 SEATER SOFA, WITH Matching chair. $100 or best offer. 4755362 after 5:30 p.m. new. Rab DE LUXE WASHER; DROOM FURNITURE; MANCLE: WINDOW FAN. YO 5-0374 COUCH; GIRL’S WHITE3 PC. BEDroom set; desk; Sa condition. UNiversity 4-7675 or Rogers Park 418 CU. FT. COLDSPOT FREEZER excellent cond. $50; Shetland floor polisher and all attachments, $10. Call CR 2-4496. 9 WOODEN KITCHEN CABINETS. 2 cor. w/lazy susans, natural finish. Roper de luxe gas stove, 3515"’ wide. Call after 6 p.m. GR 5-1772. LIKE NEW SIMMONS BEIGE PRINTed Studio couch with 2 matching bolsters. Best offer. Call 272-7607. FINE MAH. ble, 4 chairs, PEDESTAL DINING TA- leaves, $50; 2 matching arm 4 straight chairs, $15 ea. UN 4- MOVING: KENMORE WASHER, $80 less than 2 yrs. old; also bathinette, $5.00; woman’s elec. razor, and waffle iron, $2.50 ea. 328-8652. SAVE BIG! DO YOUR OWN RUG AND upholstery cleaning with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00 Noyes Hardware, 910 Noyes, Evanston. MOVING TO WEST sell couch, sectional oe style. $40 or OFFICE chair, Hardly 2 LIGHT RED LIV. 1822 MONROE COAST MUST with ottoman. best offer. Call 27h pep LIKE NEW cluding DEN sofa FURNISHINGS loungers, desk, drapes, lamps and carpet. $400, or will separate. Call SWIVEL CHAIR AND SIDE upholstered in brown plastic. used $50. HI 6-3226 DINETTE SET, PRACTICALLY gold colored plastic covered Call afternoons, 475-2718. ST., EVANSTON. MEDITERRANEAN SOFA FROM Sears, new 8 months ago for $285, first $140 takes it. 835-4087. BUILDER furniture separate, 296-7771 IN- NEW; chair. SELLING OUT DISPLAY in 4 model homes. Will up to 50% off. We deliver 6 YEAR CRIB, $17 MATTRESS, $3.00 446-5692 TV, Total price 677-0095. GOLD HIDE-A-BED $40; 12 X 12 rose beige rug $40; Zenith port. stereo $55; coffee table; lamp; vacuum $20 and misc. Call 864-6793. DINETTE SET: LARGE TABLE W/white Formica top, plus 5 black molded plastic chairs, $50, 1/3 original price. 446-6982 CHEST; BOOKCASE; LAMPS; END table; radio-phono. in cab.; Daystrom gray Formica rectangular kit. table, 4 chrs., tea cart. Reas. UN 4-1620. EARLY AMERICAN SOFA AND matching wing chair, covered in 2 MATCH. SIMMONS MODERN sofas, w/bolsters, green Naugahyde, waln. legs. ee J + 24-74 Colonial print, like new, $150 for both. Call ALpine 1-1134. EDISON 6 YR. CRIB, MATT. GOOD cond. $15; beaut. bassinette comp. w/white nylon skirt, quilted liner and matt. Perf. cond. $6.00. 831-4486. HARVEST TABLE, GOLDEN MAPLE, from Fields, beautiful condition; student desk, blond, , Eves. or Sat. after 9 a.m. 677-5133. MOVING—MUST GAS er, STOVE; 442 yrs SELL KENMORE old. 724-5309. GAS DRY- BEAUTIFUL TAPPAN ‘400’ ELEC. range, orig. over $600, $140; baby chest; playpen; car bed; high chr.; bathinette; car seat. ID 3-0608. 10 GALLONS—$10 TWO COLONIAL STYLED MAPLE bathroom vanities with marble tops. Perf. cond. Still in cartons. Orig. $85, now $35. Will separate. 831-4486. NEVER USED FRUITWOOD DIN. RM. set; bdrm. dressers; desk, mirror, chair; lamps; used chairs; tbls.; couch; call after 5 p.m. OR 5-4527. G.E. IRONER, $25; PR. MAPLE bedside tables —_— drawer at top and lower shelf; metal tray tables on stand, $1.00. ns: 2065 or 2066. STORKLINE BUGGY, $25; YOUTH bed, $15; infant seat, $1.00. Call between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., 475-6683 6 Yr. Crib and Mattress. Good Cond. $20. 251-2259 3. LOST BRIGHT CARPET COLORS... restore them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Ace Hardware, Glenview. GIVE-AWAY SALE. REFRIG., $60; swing set, $10; 2 pc. like new stereo, $125; buggy, $10: window fan, $10; le. red area rug, $5.00; 3938 Cleveland Skokie. 677-5643. BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF STIFFEL brass stately table lamps, like new were $150 will sac. $60 pr.; White Ital. table lamp $15. Call OR 4-4757. SELLING OUT DISPLAY in 4 model homes. Will up to 50% off. We deliver. 255-0670 Pc. SOFA; 2 MATCHING OCCAsional chairs; play pen with mattress and bathinette. Call UN 4-8551 eves. Evanston mette. -DIN. RM. SET, Berkey & Gay. The Grove. Call 634-3744. ONE YEAR OLD DEN FURNISHINGS also ideal for studio apt. Must sacrifice! Hide-a-bed, dresser, lamps, chairs, desk. 869-4323. BUILDER furniture separate, set BABY vision console $45; $25. Call 338-2739. JUST LIKE NEW LIVING ROOM SET for sale. Can be seen on Sunday or weekdays after 5. Call 677-5245. $20., DRESSING TABLE AND MIRROR, French Prov. solid fruitwood, gracefully carved front legs and mirror. Solid brass fittings. 729-2398. ANTIQUES MOVING TO SMALLER HOUSE, TWO oven gas stove, mahog. twin chests, mirror; air conds. plus misc. items. seurec¥ tt. only 2144 Thornwood, Wil- For Sale-Moucchitd Goods +3 MOVING SALE. 1520 MAPLE AV., Wilmette, basement. Tables; tricycle: much misc. household items; dishes; silver; Thursday and Saturday. FOUNDERS DROP LEAF DINING tbl., oiled walnut, seats 10, excel. cond.; Elkay stainless steel sink, never used, orig. carton. 446-7455. MUST green green He 172 Goods CONTEMPORARY FOAM RUBBER couch; chaise chair; brown upholstered chair; porch glider. Reasonably priced. PArk 4-4471 after 4 p.m. 1-3970 LIVING ROOM CHAIRS; 2 SINGLE beds; Mirrors; End tables; Dresser; Carpets, never used. Call 338-0471. Sale—Household GARAGE SALE 947 FLORENCE AV., Evanston. Mangle; gas refrig.; aircond.; 20’’ fans; wash mach.; chairs; peds; "dressers, odds and ends. MAHOG. DIN. RM. TABLE W/8 chairs, $40; double bed Beauty Rest mattress, $20; single Hollywood bed, rx ppiaee and innerspring matt., $20. 232 Wood Court, Wilmette. 251- suite; $100. For HOTPOINT ELECTRIC RANGE — automatic; double ovens; deep well cooker. All controls on top away from children; $100. HI 6-4933. Walnut Secretary Desk 9 to 5 LOW W PRICES. SEHOLD SALE THURS. AND FRI. oon, Sat. morning, Contempory corner cupboard, gas dryer. set; baby equipment and I FREEZER. 172 BEDROOM SET, KNOTTY PINE— dresser, night stand, bureau and desk chair; din. rm. set—extension tbl., 4 chairs, server. Must be seen to appreciate. Best offer. OR 4-1384. 30 IN. GAS STOVE W/30 IN. OVEN, good cond., $30; 1 pr. of gold drapes, 100 in. x 87 in. $10. Call CRestwood 2-3479 BRASS DIN. RM. FIXTURE; BLACK marble cocktail table (Baker): white pedestal Formica top kit. set w/ matching chairs; small bar-b-q pit. 256-2029. Wilmette 19, 20. FREE ANODIZED ALUMINUM FURN. W/plastic stripping, 2 chaises, 4 chrs., 2 stack tbls., 1 umbrella tbl., all w/fiberglas tops, 8’ umbrella, "$200; __ 60” 1. Formica bookcase, $20. 446-7267. MAH. SECRETARY, A BEAUTIFUL antique, $325; dining rm. set, $400; chaise lounge, $125; 2 chrs., $85 ea.; A few other things. All fine furniture. Phone HI 6-3118 EXCEPTIONAL- ROCKERS; leg, WITH CONDITION. ALpine ut., eleg. ‘‘Court Antiques,”’ Bs. acces., paintings, art obbronzes, china etc. from magSs exec. home. By appt. 674STS; 172 For Sale—Household Goods Goods 10°9"" X 133” DARK AVOCADO wool rug and waffle weave pad, recently cleaned, excellent condition, $75 MIRROR > used); pr. barrel chairs ht iron, vanity chair with pillow. : excellent cond. Reasonable. one evenings 446-1632. > Beiei-desscheld ANTIQUES-WALNUT AND CHERRY dropleaf dining table; e onpre pedestal ecard table; set of 4 ‘handcarved cane seat and back chairs; cherry chiffonier. ID 3- 1057. ODEL HOME ‘FURNITURE V in our Model Homes. NO ng charges, NO finance charges, months. Free delivery. CALL PC. lounge bargain. SECTIONAL SOFA AND chair. Moving, exceptional Call Sun. RO 1-6362. MAPLE BEDROOM SET, $150; king sz. pas $25. HIDE-A-BED COUCH, $25; Bookcase, $10. (light wood, 5 shelves) - 272-6248 COLLECTOR’S OLD ITEMS MILK CANS AL 1-5377 MAHOG. BDRM. SET: TWIN BEDS chest, dressing tble. w/mirror, bench and night thle. $125. Call 256-4038. GREEN AND 2 WEEKS OLD, WHITE SOFA BEST OFFER. Call ORehard 4-4325. GARAGE SALE: 258 WOODLAND, Highland Park. Thurs. and Fri. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m, only. Home furnishings and baby furniture. 4 BURNER GAS STOVE, frig., $50; washer, Excellent et $25; RE- $25; dryer, $25. a after 6 p.m. BLOND DINING RM. SET, GOOD condition. Drop leaf table, 6 chairs. and china cabinet. Best offer. Call 272-1172. ZENITH HI-FI SaNROEe AM-FW RADIO. ORIENTAL STYLE, EBONY FINISH, LIKE NEW. CALL AFTER 6 P.M. 475-5418. HEAVY NYLON PLUSH CARPETING, choice of 4 colors, reg. $8.00 yd., close out price, .75 yd. Terms. Empire, 6014 W. Dempster, 965-4300. 5 PC. KITCHEN SET, FORMICA table, 4 padded chairs, never Call 272-1439. TOP used. PORT. WINDOW FAN 20” $45 NEW, used 1 month $20; maple bedrm. chest, dresser, mirror $25; Filter Queen vac. cleaner $15. Call 743-4093. MUST SACRIFICE BLUE AND WHITE sectional sofa, tables and lamps. Exc. cond. 272-6336. WILL SOMEONE PLEASE BUY MY air conditioner? Hotpoint 220 volts, window type, exc. operating condition. 869-7729. 42” FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC range, dbl. oven, 1961 model, $50; Kenmore ventilating hood, 42”, $20; dog house, $5.00. 729-2187. DARK GREEN SOFA; MAHOGANY drop leaf table, seats 8; assorted tables and lamps; reasonable. All in good condition. IN 3-7610 after 6 p.m. GOLD NYLON CPTING., 75 SQ. YDS. w/padding, good cond.. $150; Westinghouse piggy-back washer and dryer, $100. Call DAvis 8-6158. MOVING: TWIN BED; DESK; CHEST: brass tea cart; record player; stemware; stationar card table and 4 chairs; elec. hedger, misc. 274-1606. MOVING: KENMORE DISHWASHER, exc. cond., coppertone, $75. For further information call 869-0571 after :30 p.m. RESIDUE OF 10 RM. HOUSE; SOME furn.; chests; much misc.: ljoads of bric-a- brac and china. AL 6-10 53. FURNITURE OF MODEL HOMFS now being sold at 40% to 60% off. Will separate. terms. Empire, 965-4300 CARPET SALE: NYLON $5.85 SQ. yd., now $3.85 yd. Comp. service and remodeling your old carpet. 864-5551. Ace Carpet Co., 1620 Maple, Evanston. DOUBLE MATT. AND BOX SPRINGS: bdrm. chests; studio couch; lamps; o chairs; all reasonable. Call 129- ANTIQUE TABLES; CUT GLASS ANtique dolls; tea cart: — china. Sat. and Sun.., YO 5-2825 EARLY AMERICAN COUCH WITH vig ol te slip cover. About 79’’ long. TV $25; BLOND MAHOGANY CONsole 17’ good shape. Call evenings or weekend, ALpine 1-1170. ANTIQUE FRAMES; OLD RECORDS; twin spreads; drapes: lamps; _ pr. chairs; party and sport clothes; skates; odd chairs; mise. CE 4-3245. PICNIC AND PATIO Rie pending at the SERENDIPITY . 347 Walnut, Northfield, Il. FRENCH 869-1775 BEDRM. TWIN: BED FRAMES, chest, dresser, night stand, mirror, $95; evenings only, 677-0075. PROV. GOLD after 5 p.m. HIDE-A-BED. DRESSING TABLE. SOLID MAH., oo condition, satin finish. Call 729-2398 SIMMONS mace d. $100. HIDE-A-WAY condition. or best Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff SOFA Slip cover offer. ons BED. includ- UN 4-8904. May 18, 1967 �173. Wtd. to Buy—Hshlid. Goods WE NEED MERCHANDISE Antiques, Fine Furniture, China Cut Glass, Bric-A-Brac, Silver, etc. FOR BEST RESULTS CALL HOLLYWOOD ART GALLERIES SHeldrake 3-3573 6618 N. Ridge Any Type of Merchandise 1 PC. OR WHOLE HOUSEFUL Furniture; tools; toys; hardware; antiques; job buy it all: Auctioneer: Col. lots; liquidations; Dan Danner. PA will 4-5171. We Buy Complete Household FURN., TOOLS, APPLIANCES, BDRM. sets, refrig., also leftovers from house sales. Phone 815-385-3896. VOLO _—— an PAID HIGHEST PR OSCAR ISBERIAN ORIENTAL TRADE-INS ACCEPTED BY FOR GReenleaf RUGS TOP Prompt $ $ $ USED REFRIGERATORS AND GAS STOVES pick-up. Dealer UN 4-5133 WILL BUY YOUR GOOD QUALITY used furniture and antiques. For quick service call The Original Crost Furniture Store UN 4-0189 UN 4-2550 Wanted: Upright Freezer PARK RUGS, and old USED MAPLE BUNK BED OR TRUNdle bed, chest; sewing machine, good cond. Call 251-1822 WE NEED PIANOS : rugs. Fine furn. and china. IELDS AM 2-2023; eves. VE 5-1640 oriental WE NEED MAPLE DOUBLE DRESSer; rug for green living rm., 11 ft. x 18 ft. or larger; Hollywood bed; Redwood picnic table with benches. 724-1182. 174 Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For Sale WO WHARFDALE W-70 SYSTEMS Each has three speakers, polished walnut cabinet, legs. $75 each. Call AL 1-3592 after 6 p.m. STEREO HI-FI MAGNAVOX RECord player, excellent condition, $35; UNiversity 4-0492. SHERWOOD COMPONENTS, 50 WATT stereo amplifier and pre-amp stereo ee ee Like new. $150 for both. AL -8603. 27"" MAGNAVOX CONSOLE TV, 4 speakers, $150 or best offer. 272- 71638. 75 Apparel and Furs EDIE'S RESALE SHOP 513-4TH ST.-Wilmette 256-0661. “THERE'S MONEY IN YOUR CLOSET" Bring In Your Spring ummer Clothes WE ACCEPT ALL MIDWEST BANK CARDS Store hours: Daily 10:30 to 6 Closed Wed. and Sun. Y-NOT 546 W. 281-6636 HICAGO’S MOST SALE SHOP will gently used clothes profit to you. Our garments like mad, MAIN North FABULOUS REdispose of your and furs at a clients buy these so will we! SUBURBAN PICKUPS ‘ Closed Tues. Thurs. 12-8 p.m. THE B09!> p.m. RE-SALE SHOPPE Diversey DAILY Daily 10-4 LAST ACT EVANSTON DAvis 8-9898 Shore’s Most Exclusive Resale Shop HALF-PRICE SALE Through June 10th Closing for the Summer TUES. MAY 23, 10 AM to3 PM 10 to 4 p.m. Thurs. 12 to 8 p.m. YE OLDE RACKE RESALE AND THRIFT SHOP Fresh selection of prom, graduation, and formal dresses. Summer knits. » bric-a-brac, antiques. Mon., Tues., Fri.., and Sat., 11 to 4:40 Thurs. from 12 to 8:30. Come in and browse. 1508 Howard St., Chicago 743-9188 May 18, 1967 1, station. THRIFT GARAGE NOOK HALF PRICE SALE May 24 through June 7. Clearance of all clothing June 7 Hours 9:30 to 3:00 Haven School, Lincoln and Prairie BOY'S CLOTHING Black suit, sz. 20; corduroy sport coat, vest, sz. 20; tan storm coat, zip lining, sz. 16: red vest; sweaters: pullover and cardigan, washable. Man’s brown suit, sz. 38. All excellent condition. Reasonable. 724-6233. $CASH$ Men’s and Children’s For Ladies’, clothing; shoes; accessories. We buy household items, cut glass, china, silver, bric-a-brac, antiques, etc. Call DElaware 17-9342. GOLD COAST RESALE SHOP FASHION COORD. LEAVING TOWN must sell beaut. wardrobe. Size 10 and 11: Beaded cocktail wear; evening coats; cashmere suit; spring dresses; fur hats and straw hats; Very cheap. Call 256-3947 evenings. BLACK PERSIAN LAMB COAT $75; lady’s Mink jacket $100. Size 12 or 14. Both in excellent condition. AL 6-1289 100% HUMAN HAIR WIGS $200 value. Will Sacrifice $55. Also Wiglets and Falls. 338-4766. WIG FOR SALE: HANDMADE, EUROpean hair. Good condition. Worth $350, wil sell for $75 (includes a set) 9451 ; BEAUTIFUL YELLOW LINEN LONG formal, with detachable panel in back, size 5. Worn twice, in exc. cond. $45 new, sacrifice $22. 251-6338. REMODELING: WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC 39’’ RANGE, 2! YEARS OLD, LIKE NEW; FOUR WINDOWS AND. STORMS. PA 4-5115. LADY’S CLOTHING, Men’s clothing, 38-40; Reasonable. All good eves. 674-2044. 4-5171 POT CASH FOR ORIENTAL bric-a-brac, French furniture, jewelry. Mr. Ross 338- 3700 ‘anytime VALUES Many with famous labels We also sell on consignment. ELITE REPEATS RESALE SHOP 7635 N. Paulina, 761-7700 block north of Howard St. ‘L”’ 5-0108 CHICAGO ART GALLERIES Member-Anvraisers Ass’n of America AN T IQUES-PAINTINGS-ART OBJECTS-FURNITURE. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. 561-7256 Miss Hall FOR EXCELLENT SZ. 12-14; Girl's, sz. 9-10. condition. Call WIG—ASH BLONDE Hand tied. Excellent condition. $75. 729-2187, on Friday. 176 For Sale—Miscellaneous Wrecking 3 Deluxe Apts. 580 GLENCOE RD., GLENCOE CONTENTS AT GIVEAWAY PRICES marble vanities; 1 Kitchens; baths; stall w/glass shower piece plastic door; lighting fixtures; glass sliding doors; 1 new overhead garage door Vx 16’; electric timers; storage cabinets; doors; hardware and mise. Cash and carry. Sat. and Sun. May 20-21. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. or call for appt. Hillcrest 6-8131 BASEMENT AND YARD SALE 50 or more $1.00 items. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. Winter and summer clothing. Unused gift items. Bric-a-brac, lamps, shades, hook and shag rugs, pictures, paintings etce., 50 yr. old ruby red glass dishes for 6, $20; Blue Ridge dishes for 8, $15; furniture, HI-FI, banjo, skis, ski boots, riding boots, car items, kitch. ware, linens, etc. Lge. old Belgian wall tapestry. Many more items too numerous to mention incl. 14’ Thompson outboard boat, $50. 521 llth St. Rear. Wil. Garage—Antique Sale 1701 W. CHASE, CHGO. (7300 NO.) Sat.-Sun., May 20-21, noon on: Hd. ptd. French canopy dbl. bed; ant. knitting machine; beautiful ant. wicker baby buggy; 3 schl. desks; 5 pe. cruet set; 3 oak rockers. Snare drum and_ stand; wet photocopy machine; port. typewriter; elec. coffee pot; 2 steamer trunks; king size bedspread; rotisserie; 8x30 binoculars; black fox muff, never used; paintings; books, much more. ATTIC ANTIQUES 348 Tudor Glencoe Ct. CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY Complete Repair Service Open Monday thru Saturday 10 to 6 Friday night til 9 p.m. 835-4217 MAY SALE LARGE SPREADING YEWS, 3 FOR $9.25; Globe Yews, 4 for $10; Minnesota Snow Flake, (Mock Orannge) $2.99 each. All balled and burlappe SANDERS ROAD NURSERY 3285 Sanders Rd., Northbrook Between com tient, Ooty and Willow Rd. TENTS — 9x9 EXTERIOR FRAME umbrella $30; two 6x7 lightweight mountain $25 each; wood extension ladders—24’ $10, 35’ $14. Exterior door 32 x 80’’ with frame and wood storm/ screen combination $8; 54’’ double soapstone wash tubs $5; 44’’ nylon rope—100’ $6, 120’ $8; 3 heavy rubber raincapes (med. size) $2 each. DAvis 8-1291. GARAGE SALE MAY 20TH, 2iST. 10 a.m. .to 5 p.m. 959 Maulford, Evanston. objects d’art; teen clothes size 5 and 7; women’s, couturiere clothes; jewelry; rousehold equip.; garden acces. 196 ° fer $00=Miseeienbens For Sale—Miscellaneous DROPLEAF MAHOG. TABLE; TWO 5-drawer chests; beveled mirrors; fine bdrm. set; complete set Britannica Encyclopedia; also good National set; many books; 1920-1950 bound Geographic magazines; refrig. w/50 Jb. treezer Kenmore washer, good cond.; work bench w/table, never used. Much mise. 91312 Chicago Ave., Evanston. UN 4-4611 SALE DON’T MISS THIS ONE Beaver coat; radios; luggage; handsome men’s suits; ladies’ and children’s clothing; appls.; umbrella tbl.; mise 9331 Ridgeway Skokie SATURDAY 10 to 3 HSEHOLD. AND BABY EQUIP.: REAsonable prices. Large assortment of useful. and decorative items. Slide proj.; mangle; matt.; lawn sweeper; matchstick rollups; clothing: toys; kit. utensils; etc. 1124 Castle Dr., Glenview. Glenview Rd. W. to Pfingsten, right on Pfingsten to Knollwood, turn left to Castle Dr. 724-5298. LARGE OAK DOORS, ORIGINAL knobs, $5.00 ea. Limoges china; Toby sideboard, length 12" x 28'".. 920: - ami chest of drawers; single bed; old sheet music; handmade patchwork quilt; Battenburg bedspread; old couch covers; misc. jewelry for creative work. 1327 Chicago Ave., Evanston. COMPLETE DARKROOM EQUIP: ment: enlarger, easel, _ safelight, timer; developing trays, tank, etc.; Lionel trains 027 gauge, 2 operating cars, whistle tender, locomotive, other cars, 4x6 board with track, remote control; Scandinavian design oiled walnut twin size bed. Phone ALpine 1SETS TWIN SIZE POSTUREPEDIC mattress; picket fences 80’ and 100’; 2 fireside wing back chrs.; mahogany tbls.; Kenmore dryer; kidney shaped mah. cocktail tbl.; custom radiator covers 23 x 411% x 3815; girls’ wool blazers sizes 8-12; girls jackets; coats; dresses. Sheridan wing back chair. 475-7020. MOVING: BUY OR MAKE OFFER, beaut. trad. 6-drawer glass topped solid cherry Chest, adjus. mirror, $50; Walnut 4-drawer student desk, $15; Field’s $30 wedding petti-coat, $10; 14 in. floor or win. fan, $10; Headstrom baby carriage, $10; 2121 Ridge Av., Evanston. 869-2716 after 9 a.m. WE HAVE A for your.golf VARIETY TO CHOOSE clubs and shoes at THRIFT HOUSE HUNDREDS OF HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ranging from garden tools to costume jewelry at fine prices. Moving and will sell rather than store. Sat. May 20th, 9 a.m. to all day. 84 Williamsburg Rd., Skokie. FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES: PIPES; angles; iron sheets; and other, misc. HIGHLAND PARK WASTE MATERIAL 1466 Berkeley Rd., Highland Park IDlewood 3-1466 DON’T MERELY BRIGHTEN YOUR carpets ... Blue Lustre them... eliminate rapid resoiling. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Wienecke V&S Hardware, Glencoe. SEWING MACHINE SALE Singer machines. $12.50 each. g-Zag machine in cabinet, $35. aoto Noretaier: Morton Grove. 967-5770. VIKING SALES CO. - BICLCLES; TABLE SAW; POWER mower; TV.; lawn roller; elec. motors; trailer heater; sewing machine; gone: furnace blower. UN 4-7613 Sat.un. GARAGE TBL. office AND type 4 desk CHRS. $20; $20; rm. Friday and schl. other SUNSET baby Saturday, 9 to 5. 8” TABLE POWER SAW, trade for hand power saw; | rifle, Crosman 22 cal. wisase Prone UN 9-8850 after 6: 30 p THE AMAZING BLUE LUS leave your upholstery bea and $1.00. clean. Rent Wolf Ace JALOUSIE electric Hdwr., WINDOWS, screens and storms. 4019 or 272-8114. 34" REVELL 1/32 RACE SET, GOOD « 80 pieces of track controllers pack, spinout aprons, $60 R after 6 p.m, TAPE RECORDER: CONCORD 444. GOOD CONDITION. CALL 864-0555. : _ | MOVING Simplicity tractor 700, all attachments; some furn.; Seth Thomas clock; paperback Westerns and misc. 945-4 007. GARAGE SALE: Winnetka. Sat., p.m. 573 SHERIDAN RD., May 20th, 9 a.m. to 4 reel type power mower, Call HI 6-5723 any time ‘alter ' Sunday. 4 light fixtures; fat fryer; 9 $40; lamps, Vacuum Cleaner PERFECT COND. REASONABLE. 829 Reba Pl., Evanston. GR 5-1349. 18’ CRAFTSMAN lawn mower, bes a ROTARY new. ELEC. STORKLINE His DRESSER; 3-PC. wrought iron group; 4-pe. sect. sofa; boy’s 24’ Schwinn; girl’s racer; rolltop desk; TV; clothes. 724-8723. BLOND STEREO CONSOLE, — $75. Camping stove. Higgins .22 cal, rifle, $30. End and kit. tables. Luggage. trike, misc. housewares. 729-2084. BASEMENT SALE, 528 WARREN, Glenview. Electric broom, furniture, children’s books. Boys clothes; 10, 12, 14. Lamps, much misc. 729- 0786. GARAGE SALE FRI., SAT. 10 TO 4, 1105 Juniper Terrace, E. on Glenview Rd. to Indian, turn North. Bumper pool tab., 3 Schwinn bikes, misc. : artificial GARAGE SALE—10-4 Reel type mower; de-humidifier; spreader; elec. skillet; lamps; misc. 2437 Hastings Av., Evanston $125 DE LUXE PATIO UMBRELLAS $55 each. Never used; double tier and pagodas; all flower show display pieces. Call 234-5581. —GARAGE SALE Chairs; drapes; curtains; TV; dehumidifier; step ladders; much misc. 920 Chestnut St., Wilmette. Bluff eed : bar-b-cue. 256- o761. PC. BLEACHED MAHOG. DINI ROOM SET, $75; BOY’S BIC $25. Call after 6 p.m. weekday 4988. Anytime wknd. and KIT. chair: clothes, SET; LAMPS; wooden jwardrobe; 40 and 42 r Call 262. 6930 Battle Creek SAUNA STEAM $150. 446-1135 or < PR: Portabl BATH, LIKE © HA 7-0142. 2 BAR STOOLS, DEHUMIDIFIER washer, fireplace screen and a assorted winter clothes. Call CO 17-2936 TRACTOR-MOWER 6 HP, 3 SPEED. $225. 21’’" W. TWO Mieneke, CONSOLE offer; SEASON: ID 2-3340 TV, day: $60 OR E large auto top carrier, $10. LADIES’ AND MEN’ , CLOTHING paintings; lg. prints; coffee tbl. broiler; and toaster; p spread; many other mise. OR ZENITH T.V. record WITH player; er’s tools, 10. CEdar tape door, like 4-3585. 9 PC. DINING RADIO recorder; new; form ROOM SET | $40.; hide-a-bed; baby furn.; vac. | mangle; bikes: much ¢ 1823 Wesley Avenue, 864- WOMEN’S CLOTHING, 25C s Old wedding dress just cleaned, sz. $10; loads trance. 2 of 1327 mise. Chicago Basement _ Ave., Evans SUNBEAM ELEC. TWIN lawn mowers: 1 w/100’ cord, without cord, $50. Also Scotts fe spreader 20’’, ZENITH aid; $9.00 PA 2 mos.; 4 4-2357. POCKET-SIZE used HEA cost $225 new or best offer. Crib and ma bronco horse. Call DA 8-2676. 2 AIR CONDITIONE 20’ REVERSIBLE aft. 10 a.m. Phone FAN. 864-8424. STORCKLINE BUGGY, STROL chest vaporizer, all for $35. _ conditioners, i ton and 1 ton, $50. -21"°G.E., TV. Call BR AIR COND: window unit; (2), GE, - 2%. 25” x 21’, 14,000 B.T w/heating unit, perfect workil incl. steel window frames. WELL KEPT CARPETS SHO’ results of regular Blue cleanin Rent electric oe $1.00. Wolff Ace Hdwr., Wilmett ONE SET—GREAT BOOKS OF Western World, never used, $2: per best offer. Call after 6 p.m. GARAGE Odds and ends, SALE: clothes, and furniture. 543 Grove, 835-1871. Reinforced a garden toc Glencoe. Concrete Slat 25 x 30” at $1.00 ea.; 14 x 25” at 2323 Iroquois Rd., Wilmette AL MISC. SERVICE 60c 6-0 STATION Cash register, batt. chargers, ; equip., etc. Cail 864-9237. NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE § Thurs., May 18 and Fri., Me Clothes; furn.: toys; live parrot; 3110 Keystone Rd.. Nthbrk. its SEARS SIT DOWN MOWER, easy crank start, exc. cond., rotary hand mower, runni con % Call 272-2458. s id. REEL TYPE POWER MOW light wood drop Jeaf dining té opens to seat 8; 36’’ gas range. UNiversity 4-4233 after 6 p.m. DOG HOUSE; 40x 32x32 Wood, white; solid and nese op price of this ad. Call 864 p.m. DROP set, pedia, LEAF $60; $70. 1962 “TrAHOGANY World Book DIN Call 272-8134. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Forest-Lake 4 Call 328-5781 VACUUM SALE 10 Hoover uprights. $15 with trade. 6 Electrolux vacs, $12.50. 12 misc. vacs, $3.95. 6040 Dempster, Morton Grove. 967-5770. Viking Sales Co. ait > RECONDITIONED TACO TABLES; TV — RADIO — PHONE COMB. GOLD and turq., print drapes, short; 16 panels off-white long drapes. Wht. wedding gown sz. 12; dresses sz. 12. UP 8-3272. FOR SALE: REASONABLE WALL mirror 50 x 41 inches, perfect condition. Niagara heat pad and vibrator, aid to circulation treatment of sore — painful muscles and joints 251- Lake Eleven 433-0897 ANTIQUE JEWELRY FOR GRADUAtion Pierced earrings, rings, bracelets, charms, _ stick ins. LINDWALL'S, 808 Oak St., innetka, 1% blk. W. of Green Bay Roa AIR-COND, AND PATIO BLOCKS. 160 patio cement blocks, 3 colors, approx. 15’ x 7’’ x 2’, best offer. Aircond., 220 V cools several rms. Will instruct simple wiring for 220V, $60. PA 4-2452. serving 1p! Wilmette. one 24” x 84’, one Jalousie doo: dresser; 272-0104. ROTARY POWER MOWER; CHROME kit. set w/4 chairs; 3 pe. blond bdrm. set w/double bed; 7 drawer walnut desk; boy’s 26’’ 3 speed.bike. Call 272- ANTIQUES; BRASS,COPPER, PEWter, art glass. furniture, and much misc. Wauconda Trading Post on Rt. 12, 4 mi. N. of Lake Zurich. Open Fri.-Sat. 10 to 6; Sun. 12-6. JAckson 6-7495 or PArk 4-6177. and The Village Lamplighter, i ane Bs —$) G.E, PORTABLE DISHWASHER, $ BENEFIT SaRESE RS CHARITIES 4’ wicker trunk; Eng. desk; Fr. lamp tables; child’s dresser, $10; trike, $6.00; sm. appl., $2.00: Relaxicizor $10; ‘movie lights; chairs; tables; jr. bike, $10; misc. 924 Greenwood, Wilm. Thurs., Sat. only 9-2. PATTERN, RELICS AMATEUR RADIO GONSET G-76 Transceiver in A-1 cond., best offer. Surplus cornmunication’s equip.; assorted commun. gear. AL 1-3633 ‘after 6:30 p.m. BASEMENT SALE: BED DAVEN-:port, $30; refrig., $20; sect. davenport, $20; occas. tables; 2 youth chairs; student desk; twin bedspreads; modern wall clock; ping pong tbl.; HO railroad; toys and Eee items. Call after 6 p.m. YO 6-436 BROWN INDIAN NEWLY Tank Trunk, $10; pr. wrought iron $5.00; 869-8025 after 6 p.m. AMERICAN Scalper bonnet; Medicine feathe scalp trophies. WI 5- 9637 after toys; cond’r. $35; GE water cooler $40; blond Hi-Fi-radio comb. $50; good ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA; upright pop machine, holds 6 diff. World Book Dict. set; Childcraft; types of pop, $85; child’ s tricycle $7.Hide-a-bed, $135; bdrm. set, 6 pc. b 50; Good 2 whl. 20’ boy’s bike $20. Johnson Carper, $175. All unused. 945- 2938. Encyclopedia ’65, 20 vol., $35, 251-7385. KIT. TBL. AND 4 CHRS. $20; WOOD |} NIAGARA MASSAGE UNIT; 36"’ office type desk $20; rm. size air beaded screen; dressing table/mirror; condr., $35. GE water cooler $40; phone stand/chr.; davenport-slipcover; blond Hi-Fi-radio comb. $50; good picture frames; field easel; rafting upright pop machine, holds 6 diff tbl. 7’. Ph. 446-7260 types of pop, $85: child’s tricycle HOLLYWOOD HI-LO HOSPITAL ifseek goes 2 whi. 20” boy’s bike $20. bed, best quality steel constr.; legs and spring adjustable; beige; excelwoes S HYDRAULIC DE LUXE GOLD lent cond., cost $300 new, $100 incl. chair; lady’s contour tilt lounge—gold mattress. 446-2641. Laurel chair; 5’ long glass show case, KING SZ. OAK BOOKCASE HEADwith glass slide-doors; Massage table; board; pr. white vinyl twin hdboards; 13” Royal typewriter; steel file cabiunused Hollywood frame, child’s rocknets; office chairs; beautiful wood er; hassock; unused carafe w/warmeabs. OR 3-7891, call 10-5. er; boy’s sz. 8 suit. 869-7303. GARAGE SALE: 2 MINTON BLUE EXECUTIVE AND SECRETARIAL white platers; beaver coat; English grey steel desks, 4 drawer file cab. baby carriage, etc.; picture frames; 36’ drawer locked item _ cabinet, pair round church pedestal tables, — wooden exec. desk, chair. AL very old; jugs; crocks; milk glass -0705. lamp; copper planter lamp. Misc. 1108 _ Greenbriar Lane, Northbrook. 272-6834. FOLDING CHAIRS; LAWN SWEEPer; spreader; Nesco; radio; garden GARAGE SALE: NEW AND USED tools; clothing; Misc. CHEAP. Call 7 items. Tblis.; desk; mirrors; rocking to 10 a.m. or after 5. AL 1-4325. chair; 20” girls bike; bowling balls; burner hot plate; vacuum cleaner; MEN’S WILSON SAM SNEAD GOLF cotton carpeting; lamps; clothing, clubs, comp. set w/bag, $35; Sunbeam misc. items. 5c and up. 340 Central, elec. coffee maker, $5.00; Air-King 20’ Wil. Thurs., Fri. 9 to 5, Sat. 12. window fan, $8.00. PArk '4-6188. GARAGE SALE: ANTIQUES, FURNINEVER USED WEBER COVERED ture, typewriter, gas _ incinerator, barbecue kettle $25; large size tribathroom fixtures, tools, clothing, cycle, 20’. ; toys, dishes, much misc, Friday, 10 ALpine 1-0921 a.m. to 4 p.m. only. 1213 Spruce Dr., ee: (4 blks. N. of Glenview LOVESEAT, Zenith stereo Hi-Fi console, $175 pong table, $10; 675-2346. s LN. equip; desks; items. MOVING MUST SELL: G refrigerator; sewing mac rugs; bookcase; clothing: d@ table; house plants: dresser e 4 PC. BEDRM. SET: DBLE.. $150; 2 twin beds with mattress STAINLESS STEEL AND ALUMINUM storm windows and doors. Aluminum windows 3 track. $8.95. Alum. doors $18.95. 25 yrs. in Evanston. T&L Wholesale Home Service, DA 8-2676. WOOD size Humidifier; love seat; 3 tires; many CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 511 Main St. Evanston Operated by Evanston Junior League KIT. SALE—4079 N’brk. nN YD. NYLON GOLD CARPETING, excellent condition, like new; 679-2233. PORTABLE KITCHEN AIDE _DISH- washer in excellent condition. $75. Call in the evenings if possible. 251-7883. 176 fo] FOR 50 APARTMENT SIZE GAS RANGE; like new, 20’’ Crown range, 6 mo. old; will sacrifice, $59. 446-3661. NEEDLEPOINT BENCH $50; SECREtary desk $75. Both in beautiful condition. 433-4066. WASHING MACHINE SUDS-SAVER 3 cycle adjitator type. Good _ cond.; reas.; Call evenings. 433-4345. Apparel and Furs BETTER CLOTHING WOMEN AND CHILDREN bdo 175. to 172 For Sale—Household Goods Canin) —_ �Thurs. an, North- TREMENDOUS RUMMAGE SALE Sat. May 20 8 p.m., Sun. 21st. from 10 a.m., Mon. 22, 10-3. Ravenswood Budiong Congregation. 2832 Foster Av. and Evanston. 869-7973. Fite LUXE 21” SELF Rotary. $50. 2 yrs. old. After 1310 net; Brookside hobby Lane, horse; ood ag frames. 3. Call 966-68 2 tricycles; Exc. 2 cond. RUMMAGE SALE FRIDAY MAY 19TH Hours 5-9 p.m. St. Luke’s Church. LEE and HINMAN, EVANSTON. Assorted merchandise. Garage Sale: Sat., May 20 AGE SALE IN GLENVIEW y 19 and Sat. the 20th; kitchen ae linens. 316 Nottingham, Serer) SALE: GARDEN Jacob. reel mow.; mahog. and etcetera. Sat. -Sun.-Mon. na, Glenview. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m 401 Gregory Ave., 179 ype ESTATE REEL with riding sulky. RIC MOWER, 18’’, ALMOST - s lge. uphol. lounge chair; batter red walking golf cart. HI 6-2324. et Age | Wed, to Buy—Miscellaneous ted: Newspapers, Rags, — |ron, Metal. Highest Prices Paid GHE ype ‘s, PRICES PAID FOR ALL of junk brought to our door; iron, metal, etc. For truck picklewood 3-1466 Open Sunday 9 to Ss subject to change without AND PARK WASTE MATERIAL 1466 BERKELEY ROA _(Off of Old Skokie Rd. ) eee WANTED IDEAS FOR PEANUT GALLERY our contribution for RY, you will receive check that can be spent at any ser in our paper. Contestants Miscellaneous SLIPCOVER SALE REUPH. SOFA—$39 PLUS FABRIC; CHAIR—$19 plus fabric; SECTI 1ONAL—$24 ea. plus fabric, COMPANION SALE—CUSTOM FABRIC SLIP-COVERS—Chair—$12 plus fabric. Sofa— $22 plus fabric. 42 Price Drapery Sale. bebe guar. FREE estimates, Terms avai CHESTERFIELD INTERIORS Div. of Chesterfield Upholstery Inc. CALL 6 350 LIGHT HAULING Furniture—Lugga ne pliances OLD FURNITURE A PLIANCES disposed of. Crating a Shipping. Call for Free Estimates. LEO HAPP PArk 4-3353 TOP SOIL — HUMUS — SAND — Manure — gravel — gravel drives — rubbish removal — power lawn rolling — tree removal — fill dirt — grading. VE 5-1195 JIM BEINLICH, THE FIREWOOD RUBBISH use be UNDER 14 years of e, phone, address, and ertiser must ees et tion. Send to THE . AL ERY, 1232 Central ie age. choice each ANUT Wil- : ORTHAND SHORE PAPER METAL CO. UN TO s THE sale, Mey BRANDEIS 2 COLLECTOR _ - TO BUY: DESIRES and dren’s REDWOOD TO PICNIC lawn chairs; bunk beds; desk and cots. 256-4590. 1GE OLD jer, before ELECTRIC 1940, TRAINS the bigger, on’t have to the better. GR 5-0466 eves. and weekends. ed: Used the run. Golf Clubs LD GUNS, ANGLERS SUPPLY, 016 Davis, RUN Evanston WANTED Please call ALpine 5. 864-5311 FOR Sales — RUMMAGE SALE Shafi MAY 25th LARGE 1-7724. Rummage 7:30 until srything is sold. 2 blks. from Linden u don’t find it, you were late. g: dehumidifier, mangle, 16 a table chairs, end tables, linens, , loads es, of china (Haviland) :—butterchurn, brass_ scale, frames, picnic table, G.E. ble dishwasher (like new) Sale IN. MAY 22,10 AM to 9 PM TUES. MAY 23, 10 AM to3 PM furniture; - " bric-a-brac and ‘TEMPLE MIZPAH 1615 Morse Avenue, Chicago. RUMMAGE SALE LE B’NAI TORAH HIGHLAND PARK . 42—at S.E. cor. of Ft. . 9-6. Bunk b problems. THIS or twin beds, Ill. GRAVEL DRIVEWAY crushed stone for Beinlich. VE 5-1195. Sheridan CHURCH Shermer THURS., compl.; and nd GE AND BRIC-BRAC SALE. Dig F i oage and Monday, May from 9 to 4. Sisterhood gregation Beth Sholom of Rogers W. Pratt., Chicago. Leather golf gloves, Men’s PRO SAVE SAVE SAVE TO '/> OFF FISHERMEN’S RODS, REELS STORE FIXTURES, BREAD SLICER, cash register, bakery equipment and 5 ao Bp Soneisicnes for sale. 537-2314 or 3 CONTEMPORARY STEEL DESKS; walnut formica tops; 2 swivel chrs.; 4 side chrs. Inspect on N. Michigan Ave., Chicago. HI 6-5468. 1.B.M. STANDARD ELECTRIC TYPEwriter, 1114” roller, perfect condition. Priced to sell, $125. Phone 432-9418 182 Bicycles COME TO BERKELEY'S RAPHEAL GEMINI 10 SPEED racing bike, (made in France) standard parts with new brakes. Also many acc. in good condition. $60 or best offer. Call 251-3709. Tack-L-Tyers Chicago Ave. 939 WINCHESTER GIRL’S 24 INCH BLUE BICYCLE for sale. Excellently cared for! Very reasonable. AG 234-4775 after 7 p.m. A REAL BAILEY’S, 10 $5.00 to $35 1702 DODGE, EVANSTON SPEED SCHWINN CONTINENTAL bike, $50; perfect condition. Hillcrest 6-4534 after 6 p.m. 183 Sporting Goods Equipment and SURFBOARD ‘* RUMMAGE SALE ri Congregational Church Hen ” and Thurs. May 25. Rd. GR 5-7094 GOLF CLUBS LIKE NEW, MATCHED set, 8 irons, 4 woods, putter, sandwedge, golf bag. $60. Phone UN 4-1775. CENTENNIAL MODEL | never COMPLETE SET PATTY BERG GOLF clubs with nylon bag and golf cart, exc. cond. Call UN 4-8551 eves. 187 1967 YAMAHA 350 CC 5-SPEED. 1 mo. old; just broken in. 1,000 mi. likenew; must sell -this week! $650 gpotes. Private. HI 6-6100 ask for ed. Coins and Stamps AUTOMOTIVE Automobile YAMAHA ’66 250 CC SCRAMBLER custom tank, much chrome. 2,000 miles. Outstanding condition. First $600 or best offer. SP 4-5241. '66 Honda ''Dream'' an Auto GO-CART Evans Frame or best Mac Engine offer. 432-6149. FOR SALE. HONDA S90 1965. 2,000 miles. Only driven 8 months. Hillcrest 6-0226. LIKE-NEW -1965 HONDA, 150 CC used one summer. Weekdays before 6 p.m. call HI 6-7223, after 6 p.m. and Sunday cali 256-2389. 1967 HONDA CB160 Very after 1966 HONDA 305CC SUPER HAWK COMPLETELY CUSTOMIZED-TANK, PAINT, CHROME, SEAT, SPROCKET, Etcetera. Best offer. 827-4746 1964 PARRILA 250 lent condition; extras. for Chuck. 446- 4914 C.C Only EXCEL$375. Ask MOTOR BIKE Auto. clutch; belt drive; twist throttle; good condition. $50 29-2187 after 3:30. grip 2,300 cond. actual miles. 446-2313. Absolutely KAWASAKI 85 CC or and Volkswagens 64 Kombi Wgn. $1050 Motercycles—Go Carts Perfect Condition HONDA 50 OWNED AND by engineer, under 1,000 tric starter, new battery, Call UN 4-3734 SERVICED miles, elecaccessories. oA > ghacamecane Th. 1965 DE cae TRAVEL TRAILER, 15 ft. Completely self-contained. Sleeps 4-5. Electric brakes. Exc. con iy $1,500. Call 272-3586. CLARK 195 CORTEZ CAMPER RENT BY OWNER. 446-4944 For Sale—Trucks FOR and Trailers TENT TRAILER—HEILITE—ONE % bed, inner spring mattress plus floor space for 3 or 4 persons. Single wheelno swing or sway. Luggage space and compact kitchen unit. Good cond. $250. Call PA 4- 2900 or 321-4935. TRAVEL TRAILERS-TRUCK CAMPers Avion. Shasta, Fan, Frolic, Franklin and Robinhood. HALE TRAILER SALES. 689-3300, 1920 Sheridan Rd., —_— Chicago. (1 mile North of 137 on e FORD HALF TON PICK-UP. Has ’53 Ford flathead 8 engine; black. Good running condition. $125. Private party. 827-2097. APACHE EAGLE CAMPING TRAILER Spare tire, sleeps 4 to 6, good condition. UN 4-2388. GOOD Call JEEP MECHANICAL CONDITION. 299-3215 after 7 p.m. GO EXPO ’67 WITH WARD’S CAMPER TRAILER 1965 SLEEPS 4; EXTRAS CALL SAT. AND SUN. 248-5319 196 Foreign and Sports Cars 1967 SAABS ALL ALL MAKES, ALL MODELS, ready to go. See them at Wigglesworth's Imports Waukegan Rd. 729-1800 GLENVIEW 1723 MERCEDES BENZ 1952 300 CLASSIC 4 dr. Convert. Dk. Green. See this beautiful old Mercedes and others, at The North Shores Oldest and Finest Mercedes Benz Dealer. Knauz Cont’l Lake Forest 234-1700 Open Evenings and Sundays. MGB 1957 THUNDERBIRD. A CLASSIC IN excellent gondition; low mileage; silver w/white interior; 2 tops; auto. trans.; original, rare engine. Best CLASSIC 1952 MG-TD RED ROADster excellent condition; newly rebuilt engine; like new tires, top, interior, $900. 869-9533. Sports Cars USED GUARANTEED Have a 30 Day or 1000 Mile 100 percent Guarantee CAR SHOW ROOM 717 CHICAGO AVE. $1495 $10. Oil ys 16 POINT CHECKED 100%, VOLKSWAGENS 65 Micro Wgn. PERFECT CONDITION, ORchard 5-5889 Peaster RATES HOMES IN EVANSTON 192 Auto roof-top baggage rack, SEASON MOTOR VOLKSWAGEN 65 VW Tires and Accessories RENTING—OFF CORTEZ JAQUAR, 1959 3.4 SEDAN Original Wilmette owner. Like new tires. ~e trans. An excellent second ca $895 KNAUZ CONT'L., Lake Forest,’234-1700 JOHNSON’S TRAILER RENTALS LOCAL 1-WAY COAST TO COAST INSURED, HOUR, DAY, OR WEEK. 2 and 4 wheel. Any size or purpose also for boats. Furn., pads, tarps and moving dollies avail. Car tow bars, ower tools, cement mixer, exten. adder, 7446-48 N. Clark St., 2 blks. S. of Howard St. ROgers Park 1-2000. Auto Homes offer. 526-6296. 175 BRIDGESTONE (RED) Like new, Best offer. PA 4-1719 eves. or wkend. 1966 HONDA 305 SCRAMBLER Metallic silver grey. Like new. $600 best offer. Call AL 1-2484. From For Rent— Autes—Trucks—Trailers perf. BLUE; DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS. 1,400 mi.; like new; $240. WI 5-0136. Foreign YDS3 WIRE WHEELS, FOLD DOWN TOP, tonneau cover, excellent condition, one owner, $1,550 or best offer. OR 3-7727 after 6 p.m. FOX. NEW WEST BEND ENGINE 8.2 H.P. $175. Call 446-4713. 196 945-6000 Mobile ‘65 RED GO-KART Loans Loan 194 S 65 $150 OFFER EXC. COND. LOW MILEAGE. Call after 5 p.m. 251-4026. ‘59 UNIVERSAL HONDA 1966, 160 SCRAMBLER custom paint. Must sell. Private. Call after 6, ORchard 4-6470. 475-3147 BEST 1965 YAMAHA White beauty. Perfect condition. $525. Call 869-4211. WORK 160 CB $450 OR 262-5529. VESPA MOTOR SCOOTER Excellent running condition. Spare tire. Luggage rack. Call evenings, 996-0836. OF- 196644 B.S.A. LIGHTNING 650 CC. Dual carbs. Low miles. Like new. Must see. 966-8576 after 6 p.m. or wkend. Ist NATIONAL BANK DEERFIELD 190 305CC BEST *64 DART GRAND PRIX KART Trophy winner. Dual modified Mc engines, electric starter, extra parts and tires. Exc. cond. 432-1640. Buy ‘Em Now! With BEST HONDA 3,000 MI. NOW ‘66 RED SPORT 50 HONDA LIKE NEW, LOW MILEAGE. offer. Call DA 8-1836. 1966 B.S.A. LIGHTNING. STAMPS AND COINS BOUGHT and SOLD. Complete line of both Numismatic and Philatelic Supplies. Chandler’s, 630 Davis St., Evanston. 188 1965 ONLY 1966 HONDA S 90 Like new, less than 1, 000 miles; white and chrome, twin mirrors, luggage rack, high and low beam lights, $20 crash helmet included. $325 or best offer. Call Friday after 6 p.m. 328-9353 or 328-4920. Toys HO RAILROAD LAYOUT MOUNTED on 4’ x 8’ table with removable legs; 2 engines; rolling stock; landscaping; 2 transformers; trestle set; extra track. Call after 6 p.m. YO 6-4361. 193 MAY 20TH, FROM 9332 SPRINGFIELD, SKOKIE 225 Wilmot BUY! USED BICYCLES Boys and girls. ‘‘As Is’’ Mart Evanston 66 Carbine. Original carton, fired. $225. Call 272-7338. 186 1966 HARLEY DAVIDSON WWSs. Perfect condition. New paint job. ures: $1,800 Call GR 5-2678, Paul, 8 Chicago. EXCELLENT CONDITION, fer over $450. Call 362-7750. Carts 650 CC; NEEDS SOME WORK. $295 or best offer. UN 4-6389 wkends. 1965 WHITE HONDA 50 Luggage rack. Good condition. ye 5 Asking $125. Call 234-1681 p.m. HIGHWALL TENT — 10 x 14 EXC. cond. Sears -6J7901N, $88; Morsan Highwall tent, 912 x 13 with fly, good cond., $88; Lge. pup tent, exc. cond., $25, ail comp. with poles, stakes, and ropes. 2 burner Coleman stove, $10; icebox, $8.00. AL 1-2313. 3, BOY’S SCHWINN BICYCLES: BLUE 26’’ Varsity 10 speed; red 24’’ med. wet.; red 24’ light wgt.; all in exc. cond. Call HI 6-1060 after 6 p.m. STINGRAY BICYCLE, LIKE NEW, $20. AL 1-3203, call after 4. Sport RO 1-6454 Western Av., N. 1966 HONDA LIVE WORMS 674-2044. BOY’S 6454 Metercycies-—60 1958 TRIUMPH TIGER 110 NORTH SHORE’S LARGEST CYCLE DEALER SPECIAL FOR MAY X-6 HUSTLER—$625 NEEDS GOLF CLUBS SHOES, CARTS, BAGS. TENNIS RACKETS SLEEPING BAGS WATER SKIS 12 60” DESK, EXECUTIVE SWIVEL chair; bookcase; leather lounge chair and ottoman. Eves. only and Sat., Sun. 12 to 5, 262-9585. T $11.95 DZ. GOLF BALLS GOLF BAGS 19.95 GOLF CART, NOW 7.75 IRONS, MEN’S, LADIES 8.50 WOODS, MEN’S, LADIES WEDGES, PUTTERS 4.95 UP SPECIALS ON WILSON CLUBS TRADE IN YOUR OLD CLUBS TENNIS SALE 5.95 RACQUET, NOW 8.95 RACQUET, NOW 2.15 SPALDING TENNIS BALLS MEN’S TENNIS SHORTS, WHITE SAVE ON ALL SPORTS 3.95 SKATE BOARDS, NOW BASEBALL SHOES LITTLE LEAGUE SHOES USED GOLF CLUBS at aaa S SUPPLY. 1016 DAVIS ST EVANSTON AND Jim \JSED WOOD DESKS. STUDENT, executive and secretarial. $20 to $65. Also new desks; chairs; files; and safes. Glenview Office Equipment Inc. 1721 Glenview Rd., Glenview 724-7676 SALE 193 BROWN'S SUZUKI CITY $150 864-6139. REPAIRS driveways. ’ $1.50 Headcovers set of 3. reg. $4 now 3 25 Golf socks reg. $1.50 now $1.00 Sport Shirts, reg. $5 now $1.50 Golf balls $2, , $4, per doz. Shag balls reg. $2 doz. now 96c doz. Plastic golf tubes 5c ea. Plastic practice balls 2c ea. Up to 75% of fun all pro-line golf merchandise. We _ take _ trade-ins. Large selection of used, golf clubs. Expert repairing and refinishing Mon. Thurs., Fri. 9-9 Tues., Wed., Sat. 9-6 4548 OAKTON. SKOKIE CLOSED SUNDAY OR 5-5286 180 Typewriters—Business Machines —Office and Store Equipment CORNELL “‘Y’’ CLUB RUMMAGE Erg. es — Classified PRO SHOP CLOSEOUTS : Featuring Wilson-Spaulding-MacGregor Northwestern-Foot Joy-Bag-Boy Mulligan-Alay ALL NEW 1ST QUALITY Ladies and Men’s RIGHT OR LEFT HANDED EXPERT CLUB FITTING ON ALL SETS 9 irons, 4 woods, reg. $275 9 irons, 3 woods, reg. $180 8 irons, 3 woods, reg. $120 5 irons, 2 woods, reg. $95° 5 irons, 2 woods, reg. $50 MacGregor DX 8 irons, Men’s MacGregor DX 8 irons. Ladies’ P.G. (3 woods) reg. $80 now Titleist balls (repaints) now Reg. $14.75 DX X-outs now $ 6 Pro-Line putters and Pesce $3, $4. $5 Golf Carts reg. $40-$30 now $20-$13 Golf shoes reg. $40 now $20 Golf bags $4 and up Golf umbrella. reg. $8 now : Iron Covers, set of 10, reg. $5 now 2 Leather golf gloves, Ladies’ 50c REASONABLE. matt.; dressers; boy’s bikes ae ; books and misc.; of all kinds. Ail must go, cheap. i ks RUMMAGE SALE. FRI. i o 9 p.m., Sat. and Mon., 8: Men’ S, women’s, children’s + mise. 2110 Brummel St., t 22633MCC. Call eves. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m, e men’s, women’s, and n’s eed furniture. Hope to you this : SaWwEY™ van Misc. 272-5520 Motorcycles—G o Carts Equipment GIRL'S 26" BICYCLE 25, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. GARAGE 2789 Oak St., Highland Park AVID’S EPISCOPAL view (Glenview and and NEW RALEIGHS AS LOW AS ag 95 GUARANTEED USED BIK BIKES AS IS. LOW AS $5. 00 NEW BIKE RENTALS Parts and service for ALL bikes. Berkeley’s, 612 Davis, UNiversity 4-5202 0 Third St., Wilmette. 251-5751 Rummage HAULING furniture, can’t get it home? Let DOVER MOVERS solve your hauling 9 x 12 > ru ee ¢ Cleared. PArk 4-5171 POWER LAWN ROLLING US TAKE THE HUMPS OUT OF YOUR LAWN JIM BEINLICH VE 5-1195 BOUGHT MOVING SOMETHING? 2 a.m. Garages Furniture. Appliances professional movers By USED £ types of old dolls made "aha. ‘Also so Kewpies and By; 3 10 REMOVAL Attics, LIGHT to 25. 10 to 10 p.m. Plaza, Wilmette. Preview sale, 1st 7 to 10 p.m. Donation $1.50. ATE Basements, M. DANNER KING LET EVANSTON 4-5133 Wilmette REUPHOLSTERY G DOG RUN: 5’ X10’X ; large dog house, $35. ‘Call 446-0329 On 24” lawn mower 24-4922. Sporting Goods and Sales Fri. y Mon., Wed. and Sat. From 7 9 p.m. Tues., heeuows C.M.E. CHURCH — 1840 GREY AVE., Evanston. Thurs. May 18th, 8-5 p.m. Childrens, womens, mens clothing. Toys. Many other misc. wrOU tw DISHES Oe AND PS CLOTHES, a)lo] fe) hm 178 LE Overseas Orders Arranged AGENT 61 FOR VOLKSWAGEN 2-Dr. Sdn. $1195 K. Ghia Coupe $700 INSURANCE CO, 66 Comet Cyclone $2095 GT, PS, PB, AUTO. 66 Comet Cal'nte $1995 2 DR. auto., HT, VINYL V8. ROOF, 65 Corsa Conv. 140-4 PS, $1295 SPEED. Evanston Import Motors, Inc. 733 CHICAGO AUTH. AVE. VW DEALER — SALES AND CLOSED SUNDAY 869. 3015 SERVICE Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May 18, 1967 �“Wanted to bap. datetebiles 200 Will Pay Top 1958 BLACK 4. ; Price DOOR AUTO. 1959 TO 1966 sack FR CARS PICK ye P/S; 3 peus TOWING WILMETTE McKAY GR Low WWS, 5-8000 THAT NEW ALL CARS new in 2-5846. list 7759. CAR FINE SERVICE TRADE-IN PRE-CHECKED IN OUR TRANS., cond. Must PS, PB, AIR- AUTO. Corvair TRANS., see. 7 Fairlane 500 4 DR. Be any, foe Backes feats. a $995 ie Ford E1963 V-8 GOLD. 196! Catalina Like new. Extra PB, PS, AUTO. RADIO, HEATER, ‘Ra Rane. PS. $995 2 POWER. DR. H.T., '64 POWER. TRANS. A Pontiac Bonn. 3 - GReenleaf 5-2800 9 ’til 9 ‘til ' 6| Crown - Suburban power. . one owner, $795 '63 Ford Falcon vs Automatic, driven. Futura $895 3 full radio, heater, 4 '65 speed 2 dr., Ford red, low Custom $895 ‘60 Falcon | Wgn.— one owner .............. $395 ‘60 Ford 4 Dr. Galaxie, good transportation $195 ‘59 Imperial 4 Dr. H.T. Full Power ............ ‘58 Chevrolet—2 ............. $195 Dr. Hardtop “ 80 Green Bay Rd. 2 oe me - Winnetka, Ill. Hl 6-0655 2Closited Evanston Review * Wilmette Life $195 * Winnetka Talk VERY GOOD WORKING ORDER First reasonable offer ED 4-2903. 1963 VALIANT V-100 4 DOOR Suburban. Radio, heater, stk. shft., good tires incl. snow tires on spare whls. $775. 945-6861 after 6 and wknds. 1957 V-8; FORD GOOD DRIVING Call CRestwood FORD 2 OR. COND.; 2-1819 AUTO. $75 TRANS,; | CHEVY ‘59, IMPALA, 2 DR. H.T., 283. Pwr.; radio; heater: w/w. Good condition. Private. $375. GA 2-9075. BACK $2,295 ‘65 FALCON WAGON W Walls-Sharp. — ‘ ‘ort AT-R- $1,395 ’65 T-BIRD CPE. FULL POWER very low mileage. Beautiful Horizon Blue. $2,445 Impala actual AUTO ‘‘6’’ like AT-Rnew. $2,195 765 RAMBLER WAGON CLASSIC “6” AT-R-W Walls-White one owner—Like new. $1,395 P. PONTIAC CATALINA 2 DR. H.T. Full power, air cond., R., W.W., H., Emerald Turquoise. Beauty on Wheels. 995 °65 FORD RANCH WAGON “‘6” Pass-6-AT-R-W Walls. White with red tr. $1,595 62 ’64 FORD GALAXY 500 XL HT. Full power. R., H., W.W.’s. Smoke White. Lo-Lo mileage. FALCON FUTURA CPE. ‘‘6’’AT-Gold with black vinyl tte ,095 64 FORD CTRY. SEDAN WAG. 9 pass., full power, V8, Diamond Blue. $1,445 64 FALCON 4 ODR.-‘'6’’-AT RW. Walls-Emerald Turq. Real nice. $1,095 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN wagon-9 pass.-V8-AT-PS-W. Walls Blue $1,095 R- SPT. W STEER, V8-AT$995 1131 Spt. Cpe. Open NEW miles. CPE. Walls. BR CHICAGO Daily ‘til 9:30 p.m. GREEN $1,295 FORD SCHUMACHER SHARP. AVE. Sat. ’til 6 p.m. DA 3-4803 8-3503 EVANSTON DODGE CITY NORTH SHORE'S FINEST CARS TRANS. $1,395 Wholesale Specials Chev. Bel Air 2 dr. '6| Valiant sedan a.t. ‘63 Corvair stick miles. '57 Chevy 2 Door Sedan FORD CTRY. SQUIRE WAG. V8, Full Power, 6 Pass., R., W.W.,’s Aztec Bronze. See it and buy it. $2,095 '65 Chevelle 4 dr. Sedan '6| me ue frord-Stetion Wagon . 2... eee $995 0s. $395 -torg— Ranch Wagon .............+ 6 | SEEN. TRANS, 21,000 6 CYLINDER, suburban $895 allel convertible, AUTO tires, '64 Rambler Sta. Wgn. Imperial driven, Plymouth — Imperial — Chrysler V8, pur- ’°65 63 'FAIRLANE $1,795 HILL MOTORS INDIAN ~ BR 3-2886 9 weekdays 6 Saturday original; 5-5687. FALCON 2 DR. DK. “6” -AT-R-W. Walls. $1,095 '65 Chev. COUPE—runs well. 1927 REO SEDAN—all chased orig. owner. GR *65 ‘63 Chew: Imp. Stick Convert. 1101 Chicago Ave., Evanston 4-8461 FORD *65 ‘FORD GALAXY 500 CONVT.V8 - AT - PS - R - WW - BLACKRed Tr. $2,045 63 THIS CAMPER SPECIAL HAS AUTO trans, radio, heater. Extra rear seats. Excellent cond. V8. HAS TO BE have Hydramatic. Some have Air Conditioning All yel$2,295 WITH $1,695 ‘62 to ‘66 6 to choose from— Station Wagons H.T. MUSTANG CPE. Walis-Low mileage Burgundy a 500 4 DR. MUSTANG 2 + 2 FAST Aqua-Wht. Tr.-4 Sp. Convert. DARK BLUE BEAUTY everything. Save lots of money. '65 Chevy Sport Van $1295 A R/H; condi- EXCELLENT $1,595 PS, aes IMPALA P/; W/W’s; owner; good power steering. air-cond., excellent running cond. $250. PA 4-0129. Springtime °65 U.S. AUTO. ‘66 66 W. '65 Chev. Imp. 6 Pass. Wgn. A Sy AIR* $995 Full price $1,675 air-cond. $1295 TOWN. SOLD AND 6 cyl., auto trans. Minor Ford Galaxie TRANS., GALAXY V8-AT-PS-R-WW. low. HAS FACTORY AIR COND. NEEDS little body work. Full power. $495 1963 Buick Skylark SHARP. 1964 Bonn. Cpe. saw, ecia 2 DOOR. 1961 °66 FORD $2,495 $595 PB, V8, FULL cond. ? a2 Morris 4 SPEED. Olds 98 4 Dr. H.T. TRANS., AUTO. sharp. 1961 ONE Buic AUTO: CONVERT., $795 1961 2s ; 2 Dr. PS, NEW. PS. LIKE DOOR POWER '66 Chev. Imp. 9 Pass. Wgn. Rambler 660 Pe 19609 Bel Air 2 Dr. Sed. FOR by us. AIR-COND. $1795 1963 $795 TRANS., owner. PERFECT serviced 1095 300 Custom 2 DR., AUTO. '63 Chev. LTD PB, TRANS., AUTO. $995 o& PS, V8, POWER. TRANS. : AUTO, H.T., 1964 Convt. Temp. 1962 be é 500 RADIO. 1965 Ford 2 Dr. FULL $1,995 $1195 $595 1964 SHOP 4 Welcome to Schumacher Ford Country. We have an outstanding supply of one owner suburban driven Used Cars. When you buy a Schumacher Ford Used Car, you've bought the Best. Following are a few examples. POWER- ‘65 Chev. Caprice 4 Dr. H.1.s FACTORY AIR COND., V8, 2 to choose from Hardtop; Blue; one PArk 1931 hese 1955 OLDS 2 DR AUTO. GOOD condition. Best offer over $100. Enlisted. Call 446-8232 after 3 p.m. $2,095 BUILT SALE 1965 FULL 500 1964 CHEVROLET 2-Dr. re ion. SP ip So CADILLAC od Condition. 65 and 66 Volkswagens Call after 6 p.m. 256-2424 3051 Old Glenview Rd., Wilmette '65 Chev. Imp. 9 Pass. Wgn. FACTORY AIR COND., V8, loaded-sharp Bek GALAXIE cond. plus all the extras. We bought a wagon and our faithful Ford needs a new home. $900 8 caeraiiaa as snow tires.) Phone DA 9-7606 1966 PONTIAC LEMANS SPRINT Dr. green, blik.* int.; just purch. Premium tires; 4-spd. posi-trac. rally gauges incl. built-in tach. P/S; low mileage; $1,949. 729-1542 after 6 p.m. 56 For ‘Sele—Avtomobiles es 1963 1960 MERCURY 4 DR. SEDAN black One owner. Auto. Radio; Heater; Power _ steering, power ae: Good condition. Phone OR 4- DOLLARS ! | cond., AL 1- pre 6 1966 PONTIAC LE MANS, METALlic green w/black interior and vinyl top. 326-V-8, auto. trans., p.s., p.b., console, bucket seats. Like new tires. Exc. cond. 677-7149 after 6 p.m. *66 PONTIAC LE MANS CONVERT. auto. console. °63 VW camper com»nlete incl. pink and white striped tent. Call ALpine 6-0705. SAVE $6,400 For Sale—Au Ai Joniebite il ~ : CHEVY 4 DR. STA. WGN. 3yl.; auto, trans.; radio; heater; exc. mechanical condition; good body. Cal) Dave at 743-4075 after 6 p.m. Wed. through Sat. BUY NOW !! ’66 LINCOLN mi., wife’s car, good power, extras, $800. Pvt. 1957 Cadillac 4 Dr. HLT. AUTO. ; IV Were Overstocked SNOW PONTIAC THE HOUSE ae and brakes CRestwood 200 1960 For Sale—Automobiles SHOLL a tires $750. .R/H; 5,000. rg’ ne eat asking $4,995. : : Evanston GR 5 300 P/SEATS; MARK Gienview Motor Sales, 1160 Waukegan d., Glenview. 724-7350, Mr. Jay. 750 Guienso Ave. pair For Sale-Actonebites CONTINENTAL TOWN SEDAN, SPOTless luxury classic, beautiful cond. throughout. every available option, in family since new. $1,500 SH 3-1345. 1967 LUXURY CORVETTE CPE. green, black interior, 390 auto., fully powered, Bn -cond., aioe system, stereo, plus more. Mileage under Cash for your car ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL. ERNIE P/B; tires; Beige. WANTED _ JEFF’ S TOWING, PS, Incl. ‘61 Chevy Impala, Exc. Cond. 4 DR. 8 CYL.; AUTO. TRANSM.; SHOR-LINE RAMBLER 1111 CHICAGO AV., EVANSTON JUNK TRANS. age. $185. 446-1324 Cigan Used Cars DA 8-234] ~ CHEVROLET H.T., exc. cond. considering of mounted snow tires. For 200 For Sale—Automobiles '66 Plymouth $1,595 $295 $445 $395 Factory guarantee. whitewalls. Hard to '65 Dodge $895 CORONET Many more to choose from Here’s Jennings Chevrolet 241 WAUKEGAN a buy! Auto., extras. loads Cat. Convert. Auto, power. radio, whitewalls. A real sharp car. '64 Dart $995 of CONVERT. Auto. This red beauty will put spring in anyone’s heart. '65 Valiant $995 RD. AUTO, radio, whitewalls, Remainder fact. warranty. Like new. GLENVIEW 729-1000 '63 Pont. $995 Auto, radio, tell from new. 1901 Green Bay Road '62 Comet Auto, radio. Evanston * Glencoe News ° Glenview Announcements °* Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager° Highwood Hetald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff $395 Like new. 328-3670 May 18, 1967 �196 Foreign and Sports Cars wkeds. 1960 SUNBEAM ALPINE 62, RED, HARD and soft tops, wire wheeis, rad. heater, garage kept. $850 or best offer. 864-0631. 1964 SUNBEAM IMP Body and interior very good. Must sell going overseas. OR 3-2673 $350 FASTBACK SPORTY 1600 "67 VW red 2 dr. sedan, am, fm. radio 2,000 mi. on speedo. Looks new, make offer. 251-0636. VOLVO. GOOD CONDITION, REBULT ENgine, $235. Alpine 1-9734 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. V.-W. SEDAN 1956 NEW WIPER motor, horn and speedometer cable in last 2 years, new battery 2 mos. ago, trans. rebuilt 18 mos. ago. Runs very well. $300 or best offer. 945-6014. MG TF1500-1955 CLASSIC IN EXC. cond. Red leather seats, gray body, black top and side curtains. Tonneau cover. Radio, heater, parts and service manuals incl. CL 3-8326 MGB ’65 CONVERTIBLE R/H; Wire Wheels; excellent condition. Sharp looking. 18,000 mi. by 1 owner. $1,595. PArk 4-0627. 1963 VW Foreign WILL ’64 EXC. COND.; LIKE NEW TIRES Sunroof; white. $675. 724-7997. SEDAN ALL AUSTIN HEALEY fully equipped; 262-1160 VOLKSWAGEN TRADE INS You won't find used VW's in BRAND . . . . . . . . . . . . axle — front axle assemblies 1963 Volkswagen Camper completely equipped, With radio. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN Sea 11963 VOLKSWAGEN Radio, 1960 VOLKSWAGEN Pearl white beige, radio OTHER Convertible, Et 1963 FALCON i interior, ee is Seg $795 '64 Renault ‘61 Auto. Trans. VW Sedan ‘61 Corvair 6, automatic, automatic. very Sn tse mileage. ones stic ee 8, $1,995 eG automatic, $ 795 $ 695 ae Authorized $495 HI 6-6100 Autohaus on Edens Midwest’s 1967 largest stock DELIVERY of and 230 Porsche . 1967 MERCEDES BENZ 230 Sedan, auto. trans., PS, /FM radio 1967 SL ready for PORSCHE 5 speed , OTHER 1959 1964 Volkswagen’ Volkswagen ............. $495 Sedan ...... $795 1965 Volkswagen Sedan 1550 May 18, ..... $1,095 Frontage Rd., OPEN 9-9 DAILY 1967 DR. RECENT Lake Forest 234-1700 rust. $295. garage kept. AM-FM, SUNTOP 1957 $3,300. VW Call 262-3721 Cont’l. Lake 1964 KARMANN GHIA: $800 Hillcrest 6-1036 after 5 p.m. RED week. | HILLMAN Running price. Lake LT. Local Lake. RED 1958 4 DR.. condition $175. Forest. ee z. ———- EXCELLENT | Knauz Cont’l. | 234-1700 “3 VWs 1955 EXCELLENT RUNN eG. condition. $275 Knauz Cont’l. Forest. 234-1700 | _*°% | 1965 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN. RADIO, heater, excellent condition. $1,150. 724- 1689 = APARTMENT HUNTING? aice Bleck sate Forest, 234-1700. in the $1,760 : Want Ads. poe. '63 Corvair Conv. '62 Pontiac Tempest RADIO AND HEATER, WHITEwalls, automatic transmission. Tomato red with white top. Like new. Full price. STATION WAGON, AUTOMATIC transmission, radio and heater, whitewalls. Immaculate throughout. Full price. $795 | $795 ‘61 T-Bird eae _ many evenings. you Knauz '60 Pontiac AND Bonneville AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, radio and heater, today’s special. $295 ) '59 Rambler Wagon HEAT- ss SHIFT, $595 SPECIAL OF $139 a '55 Pontiac Sta. Wagon Radio, heater, automatic Fisherman’s transmission. special. Full All power. price. $195 Toyota Glenview Motor Sales 1160 Waukegan Rd. Open Sun. 'til 6 p.m. "Mr. IMPERIAL" '58 724-7350 Says Put Some ''Spring"’ Into Your Driving!! MG—Austin Healey MG MIDGET ’66 British racing green; wire wheels; luggage rack; heater; tonneau cover one owner; exc. cond. 724-0857. SPECIALS 2 Some 234-9294. WAGON 1951 MG TD. Exceptionally clean. 800 or best offer. 299-8213. 912 condition, extras. $1,095 CORVAIR SPYDER CONVERTIble, AM-FM radio, British racing green, Excellent condition. GR 5-4726 i 444 overhaul. Cont’l BLACK CONMust sell. $650. 1965 PORSCHE 356C, IMMACULATE '62 Mercury Meteor 3000 1963 motor. A wonderful selection awaits Pwo 3-5555 HEALY Knauz JET BLACK AND RED INTERior. All power. Full price. WHEELS, OVERDRIVE, $995. Call PA 4-4080. 1200 veer ‘OE 4-9431 after 6 o'clock. REBUILT ENG. QUICK SALE $225 or best offer. 724-4181. IM- 1966 PORSCHE 911 5 speed, : pecged MERCEDES BENZ Diesel $2,695 1966 MERCEDES BENZ Diesel, auto. trans. ates 1964 MERCEDES BENZ 190 Sedan, 4 dr., auto., only 18,000 miles WIRE owner. BLUE a Dealer Rd. BR VW SL 1965 Waukegan LT. $195 PA 4-2605 FOR SALE; 1965 VW BUS LESS than 16,000 miles. Like new. $1,375. CPE. Monza 1962 AUSTIN DEMOS MERCEDES BENZ Coupe _eegcster STA. 1958 engine 1962 VOLKSWAGEN M.G.B. 1966 CONVERTIBLE, RACing green, excellent condition, original owner. AL 1-0174 SALE! Mercedes-Benz 1967 MG MIDGET 1965 Garaged, pampered, deep green beauty w/wirewheels, heater, tonneau and low one-owner miles. $1, 495. 234-9386. ‘63 MEDIATE $795 $395 4-8600 RED, one Insurance Co. SALE! 4-Dr. Glenview PA Open: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday thru Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. — Saturday. Closed Sunday. SALE! $395 $595 Renault—Peugeot [501 Winnetka Import Motors Agents for Volkswagen SPT. DR. 234-1700 VOLVO Scan——werent Be DATSUN OVERSECE eas sl IN RENAULT EUGE DELIVERED. ANYWHERE bronze 666 Green Bay Rd. P-1800 4 HERALD MG MIDGET vert. Excellent Call 272-4470. : Blue with Black Interior. Doctors Car. Knauz Cont’l. Forest. 234-1700. TAMBOURINE MOTORS transmission wee Red, low ee Soh Peete Tees automatic door, 495 Rey $2,295 8, es Se Re .:. 2: 4 $ 1964 Outstanding Buy Lancia 1960 arabes 1962 BENZ PORSCHE 356 220-SE $1,795 PORSCHE SUPER §S Cou $1,995 1963..PORSCHE COUPE Blue, red leather 1962 _ : FINE CARS ’ 1966 Volkswagen Sedan 1963 Ford Sprint Convert., 4 on the floor, bucket seats, | ee ey 250 (V-8) Northbrook OVERSEAS convert. COUPE 272- 7905 DELIVERY 61 ‘Fine running Call HI 6-3135 VOLKSWAGEN WITH gine. Good condition. $575. AL 1-9734 evenings 561-6723. 1961 MGA mileage; 2 good cond. 664-1892. cond. 1964 Call '67 MGB ROADSTERS ENdays ‘67 AUSTIN MERCEDES BENZ 1958 190SL Sport Roadster. 2 tips. Dark Green with Black leather. An exception. KNAUZ CONT’L. Lk. Forest, 234-1700 1959 TR-3 BEST OFFER OVER Richards. 869-9533 or $300. oat GR 5-9784 JIM HEALEY ‘67 1275CC CONVERTIBLE LOW heaters; radio; ski rack; Call 729-3000, ext. 751 or $2,850. "3000" S MIDGETS IMPERIAL $3,650 $2,350 MOTORS 721 Green Bay Rd. Wilmette AL 6-0606 1611 Wilmette AL Sheridan : SAAB 1961 2 DR. RUNS GOOD. Needs body work. $295. Cont’l. Lake Forest 1967 BUICK OPEL KADET VOLVO 1228S Knauz many many more to choose from. 1723 Waukegan Rd. ’59. this : sedan 1964, red, R/H, W/W, nice shape smooth running, 26,000. mi. weaeer te buy. $595. W. E. Dunshee. 724-1728. from reasonable after 6. 1965 TRIUMPH Rambler Auto and Ford Galaxie $95 Good running; GReenleaf 5-1851 CLU condition. with Black interior. New ti Brakes. Excellent condition $1 Knauz Cont’l. Lake Forest. 234-1700 from 2-Dr. Coupe Auto. $295 oer FUTURA iG3;VALIANT PGLR Renault 4-Dr. Renault 4-Dr. TRADE-INS IMPALA Red, SM '62 '63 black top, black interior, yellow, till under factory guarantee. [i Black 895 VOLVO Like new, low mileage, radio, heater, WwWs, under coating. Call CR 2-1047 after 7 p.m. Buys of the Week tev: es $ from $1,295 MGB ’65. ALSO MGA Quick sale, moving out Good VW CONVERTIBLE WHITE ‘ New engine; 5500 miles; ’*66; body 1960. Good condition. ‘ owner. $450. Call 475-6347. $695 122S 729-1800 : Glenview AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AVAILABLE ALSO. Be Sapna Olds F-85 auto. Volvo And in Glenview 995 pices dan, dk. green with tan leather. New ft. tires. Local original owner. Knauz Cont’l Lake Forest 234-1700 544 1964 Cars Evanston Import Motors 733 Chicago A MERCEDES BENZ 1963 2208S § $1,995 1963 Sports CARS FOR HANDYMEN *60 Jag. Mark IX, $495. *61 Austin Sseaty Sprite, $350. Fiat like new 4 Dr. $795 Volvo 4 Dr. red $1,595 1959 1959 $1,647 $ SUNROOF Light like new and AUTOMATIC—NO yl This Week's Special 12,000 mi. Foreign SEMI 122 3 to choose With Delivered 196 SHORE 2 to choose Equipment brake Volvo 1964 Volvo Full Factory Warranty ah $1,195 fe black SEDAN Radio, a Stee blue WWs, roll white SEDAN 1962 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 CHEVROLET Pearl SEDAN to et 1966 NORTH 3 to choose All Standard OF ay 5s .. foes ready 1965 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — Cars FORMERLY VOLVO 1965 1964 NEW 12 Mo. Sports 1965 Volvo Won. Sealed cooling system Heater, defroster Turn signals 4-wheel disc brakes Undercoating Window washers Electric wipers Oil filter Child Rear Door Lock 4-way safety flasher 4-speed transmission And many additional features They’ve passed the 16-point safety and performance inspection and been completely overhauled and reconditioned. We’re so sure of them. we the repair or replacement of all major mechanical guarantee 100% parts* for 30 days or 1,000 miles. If it’s hard to find used VW’s in better it’s because it’s hard to find a used VW guarantee shape than ours, better than ours. and Imports 4-Dr. Sedans better shape than ours *Engine — transmission — rear system — electrical system. NEW $1,647 2ND CAR. AL 1 2805. 3000 AM-FM; or 492-3109. Foreign Wigglesworth's ‘67 Renault R-10 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE, HARD AND convt. tops. Ton. cover. Red, WWs, radio and heater. Low mileage. $700. 234-4925. 66 196 to be good or French to be hot. (But it is) TAKE BEST OFFER PArk 4-1995. BLUE, 1 OWNER, gas htr. WWs. $750. Cars It doesn't have to be German Volkswagen Convertible ‘63 LIGHT Aux. and Sports RENAULTS 1959 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN BORGWARD 1960 2 DOOR $100 or best offer. DA 8-2236 after 6 p.m. 196 PEUGOET 1964-404 STATION WAGON Very low miles. Original.Lake Forest owner. Spotless. KNAUZ CONT’L. Lake Forest 234-1700 om Foreign and Sports Cars 1965 AUSTIN HEALY MK III, FIES~ ta yellow w/blk. convert. top—int. Immaculate. $2,450 or best offer. 8690640 bet. 7:30-9 p.m. or till 11 a.m. Wah 196 Rd. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star « Highland Park Herald © Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff 6-1220 Classified —25 a — �ed $06 TOM orman Motors 360 Fer SeiexcAslemebiles A NEW 1967 AMERICAN LYONS '63 Cadillac Convertible Owner AUTOMATIC POWER STEERING, power brakes, radio, white walls, posit. traction, adjustable steering wheel, power seats, power windows. Used Cars on the North Shore $1,995 '63 Chrysler Convert. 300 '66 Olds Toronado AUTO., POWER STEERING, POWER brakes, radio, heater, white walls. FACTORY AIR, FULL POWER, VERY ' low mileage. Like brand new through. out. $1,295 '66 Olds Dynamic 88 H.T. DOOR, brakes, etc. POWER STEERING, A real beauty. '66 Ford cond, BRAKES, priced THE FACTORY AIR, brakes FULL Lincoln PRESTIGE price. etc. Cont. Conv. AT A Over from TO GO FULL 80 like new BARGAIN PRICE used $575. cars to select 965 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2 DR. sedan; 6 cyl.; auto. trans. Clean car. Good mech. condition. Phone after 8 p.m. GReenleaf 5-2939. PLYMOUTH 1959 4 DOOR AUTOMAtic, 6 cyl.. radio, heater, new hattery, good tires. Exc. transp. $250 or best offer. Call 465-7365. CHEVY WAGON 4 DOOR V8, fully eyuipped, one owner, excellent condition. Phone 272-7011. 64 PONTIAC TEMPEST One owner, 6 cyl., 2 door sedan. 18,000 miles, economical 20 mi. per gal. $995. STATION WAGON power, top rack, pads, very clean. 1966 OLDS 442 DOOR VINYL H.T. EXTRA POWER. Call ALpine 1-7726 CORVAIR WAGON —$350 IDEAL 61 station car, orgin. owner, exc. cond., low miles. R., H., auto. trans. Call 256-3277. 963 PONTIAC condition, PS. CATALINA PB. many AIRextras. Priced right. Call OR 5-5037. ‘63 RAMBLER; R/H; SNOW TRANS.; condition; $450; DAvis AUTOM. TIRES; 8-9307. GOOD 965 CHEVELLE MALIBU GOLD with black interior, 327 4 speed. bucket seats, low miles, excellent cond. Call 432-1016 9 to 5. 61 MERCURY SEDAN, AIR CONDItioning, full power. Also 59 OLDS 88 COUPE. Both very clean cars. GR 52268 or GR 5-1538. 62 Hard Top Impala 2 Door PS, 6 CYLINDER. EXCELLENT dition. Call SU 4-3828. CON- RAMBLER STATION WAGON CLASSIC 63, rad., heater, stick shift, overdrive, well kept, very dep. trans. Call after 6 p.m. 675-8274. 60: T-BIRD CONVERT., BLK. W/ air, radio, htr., w.w. All power. Immaculate $800. 66 Honda S-90, like new, $300. OR 5-0809. 960 FORD STA. WAGON BEST OFFER ALpine 1-2028 HEVROLET Convertible miles. $595. 1960, BLUE IMPALA V-8. Auto. trans. 40,000 945-2938. 962 BUICK INVICTA 4 DOOR AIR cond., power windows, seats, brakes, strng. Exc. cond. Low _ _ suburban mileage. $1,000 or offer. 945-2278. EACHER DESIRES Rambler white engine. $2,100. TO TOM BLUE SELL Hardtop 2 dr. Call 787-8715 ‘66 car. V-8 after 4 BR $495 LANCER, stick 2 shift, Evanston Review 8-2341 °6S5 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER LUXury sedan. Exe. cond. AM/FM radio air cond. 24,000 mi. factory guarantee. Best Reasonable offer. 328-8874. LYONS cond.; DA 3-2341 1959 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE full power, new top, beautiful condition, all leather interior, $500. Call 864-7394 evenings. RADIO, 1957 CHEVY 4 DR. 6 CYL. STICK SHIFT Radio/heater; best offer; AL 1-4853 35 BUICK CENTURY HARDTOP. Rebuilt trans., radio. Good condition. After 5 p.m. 679-2327. LINCOLN 64 CONTINENTAL MET. gray 4 door sedan. AM, FM radio, air conditioned, $1.950. 433-1760, Highland Park, IIl. radio, 1966 MUSTANG CONV. DARK green w/Palamino interior. 8 cylinder 3 speed. W/W. $2,0000 or best offer. Moving to England. 475-7419. evenings. AUTO. WWs. 1957 2 DOOR CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1 owner. Very clean and tight. Must see. $375 or best offer. Phone EU 66353 or DAvis 8-8241 aft. 7 p.m. 1964 CATALINA CONtransmission; vertible. power steering; power brakes. Excellent condition. Reasonable. AL 1-0683. '62 Olds 1960 STUDEBAKER LARK u.T. lady’s car no longer needed. Must sell, make offer. AL 1-6630 or DA 8-6877 RADIO BEST after 6 p.m., OFFER 491-0479. 1962 AND 1964 BUICK ELECTRA CONvertibles, both fully equipped and air conditioned. Call 321-1700, ext. 10. 1965 MUSTANG. CONDITION SPOTless. Only 12,000 miles, 6 cylinders, radio, heater, $1,575. 528-6255 1930 MODEL ‘A’ FORD COUPE $650. Blue body, black fenders, yellow wheels, excellent condition. Call 2344339, 7 to 9 p.m. 1960 CHEV. 2-DOOR, WHITE Biscayne, automatic trans. Owner. $350. MU 5-9728. 1956 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Good condition. $1,750. Can be seen anytime at 2400 Lakeview, Chicago. LI 9-8595. 1966 CORVAIR WHT., 2 DR. hdtp. Auto. transm.; W/W's; radio; all vinyl int. 7,000 miles. $1,595. Mr. Davis, 869-2575 days. 673-7613 eves. 1949 KAISER 4 DOOR. EXC. COND. Low mil. New Paint, brakes, battery, exhaust system. Like new tires. Very reas. 362-2084 or 234-2761. 1962 BUICK ELECTRA 4 DR. beige Beige hardtop. Exc. running shape. Like new tires. Looks good too. $975. Phone 234-5228. 'FAIRLANE ‘67 G.T. CONVERT. 4 speed, 390-4v, discs, Wide Ovals, ts a Days 328-6300, evenings 283- CUTLASS CONVERT.; OLDS 1964; blue with light blue top; bucket autom. trans.; $1,325. PArk 4seats; 8728; after 6 p.m. call 446-6570. IMPALA 2 DOOR 19609 CHEVROLET hardtop, radio, small 8, auto. trans., good condition. Best offer. 475-7270 evenings 98 OLDS HOLIDAY SEDAN 1962 Air-cond.; full power; good running order. $695. Phone PArk 9-2628 after 7 p.m. CHEVY Il, 1964, ALL THE EXTRAS. EXC. COND... LOW mileage. Best offer. Call 446-1256. 1963 PONTIAC CATALINA CONVERtible, excellent condition, 28,000 orig. miles, $1,150. Call CR 2-8989 after 6:30 p.m. if no answer VE 5-1529. ’°66 BUICK SPECIAL 6 CYL. AUTO. TRANSM.; RADIO. CE 6-7500, ext. 241, 9 to 5. FERGUS FORD Gigantic Air conditioned New and 1965 T.Bird Landau Cruisomatic, Galaxie 500 1964 2 DOOR HARDTOP, 352 V8, POWer steering, power brakes, cruisomatic, all vinyl interior, black vinyl roof, radio, whitewalls. Like new inside and out. 1966 Mustang Hardtop " Galaxie DOOR 500 F85 * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News SAT. .DR. HT: Ford -coupe, 433-0425. Olds 1951 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE One owner. 46,000 original Excellent condition. $100 firm. Call 251-6235. H.T. miles. SKOKIE, ILL. AND SUN, ’TIL cond.; FULL very OR serving Lehigh Av. Interior future. Red Avail. Fox f WISHES TO SELL air and is in perfect cond. Under warrantee. CR 2-2225. race ‘61 1959 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON, 4 door, new battery, excellent tires, runs very well, $275. or offer. 966-5815 after 3:30 p.m. wkdays. rT 1965 CHRYSLER 300 4 DOOR all power, bucket seats, $1,895 392-9735. H.T., firm. LEAVING COUNTRY MUST SELL ’63 Rambler Classic 770, V-8, auto., PS, PB, radio, heater, like new WwWs. $500. Call 864-6793. PLYMOUTH 63:2 OR. “MT.RAB. heater, auto. trans. V8, vinyl interior and top, w/w/ low mil. gar. kept, $1,475 or 446-6817. BUICK RIVIERA, AIR-COND., am, fm_ stereo, pow. wind., seats, more extras, excellent condition. After 6 or Sunday 446-4483. ‘59 OLDS CONVERTIBLE PARK 9-1005 1962 CHEV. BEL AIR 4 DR, R AND H. Factory tires, body, air. Low mileage. Good mechanical. Phone 824- _ 1967 CHEVELLE MALIBU vinyl top; bucket seats; auto; wire wheels; 6,000 miles. Must sell, getting co. car. Call GR 5-8009 after 6. 56 CAD. SEDAN DE VILLE A.C., new mufflers, $200; Mark 10 Jag. 4 psy salon, 20,000 miles. Eves. AL 1- 65 CORVAIR MONZA door, blue, automatic almost new tires. $1,100. 66° BUICK dr., H.T. exc. cond. 110 HP 2 transmission, WI 5-5174. ELECTRA 225 CUST. 4 power, air-cond. vinyl top, Must sell. 869-3056. 1965 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 hdtp. Midnight blue; air cond.; kept. Asking $2,200. 675-3297. 1959 DODGE. 4 DOOR. AUTO. P.S., Good running condition. Call OR 4-0689 1967 CHEVY IMPALA DR. gar. TRANS. $95. 2-DR. V-8; full power; fac. air-cond.; low reas.; Call 334-1906 after 4 p.m. mil.; Boats and Outboard Motors FIBERGLAS AUX. SAIL BOAT. Dolphin Class. Fully equipped for LMYA racing. Sails, radio, trailer, etc. Sleeps 4. Head galley. In Wilmette Harbor. See Harbor Master. * Northbrook Star * Highland Forest-Lake 17’, 75 convert Bluff Park Herald Latest design. alley. All equi for $3,500. Winnetka. 446-8117. AND THOMPSON h.p. Evinrude. Excellent top. 2 pair skis, all acc. cor or best offer 910 Pine Tree Winnetka. OR 5-1390. after 7 p.m. 20' Center FIBREGLAS; With La Bd. Celebri READY FOR SAIL trailer. 272-7489 SAILBOAT TRAILER, PERFECI 338 . New $850. Askin 450. C 5 SPONSON CANOE, HEAVY ble, ideal for children $50. extra. 328-4012 evenings. BOAT 1964 PONTIAC 2 DR. EXCELLENT condition. P/S, P/B, hydramatic. factory air cond. Priced below wholesale. $925. 432-9236. SLOOP, ‘FAMOUS 1 THOMPSON you FOR SALE: '57 CADILLAC MECHANically good, body good, good tires. Have bought station wagon and would like to sell car. $250. 234-2491. °66 ARROW SLOOP maintained, exceptic to race or sai kit-built, 1966; sailed 10 h $200. Also British Seag model 40 plus, low h 446-84 condi- ’*66 MUSTANG GT LOADED Green; white lea. top; at a price can’t miss. 729-4683. boat Hawthorn, FORD FALCON 2 DOOR. AUTO. trans., radio, heater, windshield washers, back-up light. Original owner. $195. Call 724-5910 after 7 p.m. 1959 RAMBLER 4-DR. 6-cyl.; auto. trans.; very good tion. PArk 4-2509. offer. 475-4343. winner. $9,000 factor $3,295. Best (6 to 8 people). $1,200, 24’ CUTLASS BEAUTI- Electra 225. Has need DINGY safely. included. ‘S53 OLDSMOBILE ful 1966 Buick will | for inspection at Lake, Ill. Price SAILING white. and beginners 256-2783 NEW ENGINE, 396 CU. INCHES. 4 speed. Call 299-3215. FORD, ’°65, GAL. 500, XL. CONV. White, red interior. Low mil.; Prem. tires; full equip. 3rd. car. $1,750. Days, 782-3020; Eves. 272-1882. DOCTOR W/MOORING 21’ 1959 CENTURY CORONADO; new 285 H.P. Gray Marin ir 1966, run less than 36 hrs. i 1955 FORD GOOD CONDITION 44,000 miles driven. Best offer. Call after 5 p.m. UN 4-0400. 4-8000 Lake 2052 POWER; reas.; 1 er, two 12-gal. tanks, batter speedometer, horn, convert. top; lec. and trailer. 85, beautifully cond. Ready 1964 CHEVY WHITE IMPALA CONvertible, p.s., p.b., auto. trans., w.w. Private owner-garage. $1,150 or best offer. After 6 p.m. 724-1914. P.M. * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, 3 also THE SURF SHOP THOMPSON 1959 OLDSMOBILE 24" 6 SPD. 2-DR. HDTP.; Excel. 201 FOR LESS BLVD. AT DEMPSTER OPEN DAILY ’TIL 10 P.M. r 4. BOATS & AIRPLANES Above automobiles still under new car guarantee. Ask about our used car 24/50 warranty Many other fine cars to choose from SKOKIE ~BUICK: has arrived. ’41 engine. Best offer. steering, ra- Ford Galaxie boat. Willing to sacrifice. $1,995 or best offer. Must sell, new car 500 DE LUXE 4 DOOR SEDAN, V6, steering, raautomatic, Nice economidio, cal family car. $9.:095 1965 daysailor, svallabie. Call Bob Sandsmark, AL CHEVELLE ’66 MALIBU CONVERT. white walls, r.h., V-8 stick, exceptional value. Must sell. Best offer. Call 858-0747. HARDTOP. power 1964 Olds CRUISOMATIC, POWER STEERing, floor console, air conditioned, whitewalls, wire wheel covers, still under new car warranty. Showroom DOOR HARDTOP, V8, POWER all vinyl steering, luxe wheel interior, covers, 21,000 actual miles. Yellow with black interior. $1,795 1954 PONTIAC 2 DOOR H.T. Good condition, automatic, radio, WW, dual speakers. Reasonable. Call 869-9018 after 6 p.m. class SAILBC Ideal family boat with large c table cockpit accommodating six. Boat and sails like chased new mid-season’ 1966. equipment including sails. 2 DOOR BUICK ’62 SPECIAL DE LUXE V-8 convertible. All power; garage kept: immaculate condition. Private party 945-7474 dio, factory selectaire conditioning, tinted glass, whitewalls, full deluxe all vinyl wheel covers, Ford motor company interior. warranty. $2,695 Ford Car Ford 352 FULL POWER, INCLUDING power seat, power windows, air conditioned, radio, whitewalls, cruisomatic. Red with a white top. A real cherry. 1965 Used 1966 Arrow $100 Call DA 8-1944, 1965 PONTIAC GTO. TRI-POWER, 4 speed. Safety tract rear end. Power steering. Low mileage. Call GR 5-1261, John Gilbert 65 COMET, 2 DR., STICK 6, UNDER 15,000 mi. warranty to Sept., ’68. Exc. cond. Owner drafted. Best offer. After 6 and wknds. 869-6446. AND Convertible EQUIPPED. Call 1959 FORD : 18 FT. FIBERGLASS 1964 T-BIRD, AIR CONDITIONED, full power. Excellent condition. Best offer. Call GR 5-7723. 328-3842. 1965 Cadillac 1964 WHITE 2 DOOR CHEVROLET 6 cyl., standard shift, exc. cond. with white walls, radio, and heater. Best offer. 864-3885. Boats and Ou F-85 Convertible TRANS., Call eves. FULLY FORDS DLDS 1959 FULL POWER $125. Perfect motor, radio, tires. 9124 North LaCrosse, Skokie, 679-1751 after 6 p.m. 1967 $795 DODGE, Exc. 1960 BONNEVILLE CONVERTIBLE; GOOD OPERATING CAR, $250. 835-2096 18, SHOR-LINE RAMBLER |} 1 Chicago Ave. Evanston Imperial-Chrysler-Plymouth 2100 WAUKEGAN RD. ~ GLENVIEW 729-3200 BR 3-3216 p.m. ay SHIFT, heater, good battery and tires, inquire 1615 Maple 9 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. 1012 Chicago Ave. 869-5700 9 pass.—% cyl., all snow tires, sleeping $1,995. Call 272-2999. 4 Door STANDARD low mileage. CYLINDER, AUTO., heater, low mileage. dr. Where the prices are nice Call 272-2999. 65 MERC. 6 1961 AT Norman Motor Oldsmobile Fo Ford CYLINDER, radio, heater, '62 Ford Station Wagon CONSUL nice. Happy Harvey Special 60 Chev. Impala Sport Cpe. READY $1,395 '64 € Fury H.T. CAR AUTO., POWER STEERnew tires. Full price. POWER POWER OF COURSE WITH shift. Bucket seats etc. Very '64 V°8, $1,595 DR., V-8, ing, radio, will like. '65 Ply. Sport STEERING, Sharp. FLOOR, steer., '65 Olds 98 Conv. you POWER white walls. G.T.O. ON power Convertible '65 Buick Special Deluxe 4 Bedi 4 SPORT CPE., bucket seats, Sharp car. one AUTO., radio, PERFECT to sell. '5 Pontiac ITH '65 Ford Fairlane Sedan STEERING, $1,839 COMPLETE — ‘65 American Convt. $1495 ‘64 Classic 7704 Dr. $ 995 63 Studebaker 4 Dr. $ 445 63 T-Bird Convt. $1395 $ 695 ‘62 Buick 2 Dr. $ 495 ‘62 American 4 Dr. $ 395 ‘62 Classic 4 Dr. $ 495 ‘6| $ 395 ‘60 Rambler 4 Dr. $1395 ‘65 Rambler Won. $795 ‘63 Rambler Wagon ‘60 Comet Sta. Wgn. $ 395 $ 295 ‘56 Metro Van-Ette ‘60 Chev. Wagon $ 395 $ 395 ‘60 Comet Wagon $ 195 ‘62 Classic 4 Dr. Amer. 2 Dr. Auto. $ 75 ‘60 Convertible Specials Finest Selection of One For Sulé<Abtemebilec WANTED—WANT comparable TO boat. PArk 9-1645. Rhodes ||’ "Robin" Sailbos CCMPLETE cond. $495. 75 EXC. W/TRAILER. 234-9231. H.P. JOHNSON ELEC. START! 17’ Thompson, and Tee—Nee $1,575. 724-3236 after 6 p.m. FL JUNIOR; excellent condition; er and full set of sails. $700. after 6 p.m. HI 6-5442. LIKE-NEW 17 FT. w CRUISERS tee-nee trailer; complete; $1,500. Call 328-1110. 12’ WOODEN DINGY HI 6-6524 FIBERGLAS SAILBOAT—VIXEN. 10’ centerboard sloop. Dacron sa Aluminum spars. Excellent conditi W/trailer. Asking $450. 5LIKE NEW SEARS 712 HORSEPO outboard motor, : forward and reverse w/3 gallon tan $225. Call 869-6916 or 743-7803. SMALL SAILBOAT—PORPOISE TYPE. _ A-1 condition. 1 yr. old Call PArk 4-1561. Marauder Johnson $125. Hi class, 1964 3 # 6-3466. 16 Ft. Larson Fiberglas JOHNSON, top shape. $850. DA TRAILER. TIP 8-4487. LYMAN RUNABOUT son and tilt-bed trailor. Full ca cover, ski equipment. $450. Phone 7419 evenings. 17” GRUMMAN ALUMINUM CANOE 5 YEARS OLD. 'PArk 4-8135. dard model; seasons; excellent for beginners. $25 446-5738 after 5 p.m. FOR SALE: SUNFISH AND Both in good condition; $475 or best offer. 446-4959. EL No. TORO 3417. CLASS Call CR TRAILE RAC ING 2-2332. DINGHY SUN FISH WITH TRAILER sailfish, $75 and one $25. All Call Saturday eves. 675-4 SUPER PORPOISE (SUNFISH TY trailer. 1964. Asking $300. Call 272-7390. CHRIS CRAFT IN BOARD AND TRAILer $888 Call HI 6-6348 after 6 p.m. WANT TO BORROW OR RENT 17’ canoe in good condition. June 23- Bair. HI 6-4860. CRUISER’S skis. For INC.; information * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald call 677-1900. Classified—27_ �ag ee oe Sas Nig torn, SSR SES ee Pa ete OO iiss oe | 5 202 %4 _ $ky ae ee 28a a re ees SR ue te vs ‘ e e En ‘ ee CESSNA Harbor. Rebuilt 140. Se ae + f 3 wa : a ae os BASED Front—Rear. New radio. Dues $15 month. Share be with 5 hr. dual or $750 cash. ae te with red trim. NC 89918. Call | Saturdays, Sundays only. AL 1-1285- | 1/3 at + DREAM 1957, APACHE Sky Harbor, full IFR, 242 plus -2 auto. pilot. 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For when I put the right one on The right seems to remain af Ee CRG He who knows not and knows not that he knows net, he is a fool, shun him. Left’s Right Ofttimes oe GALLERY CENTRAL WILMETTE, AVE. ILL. 60091] Announcing the Second Annual Don Kerbis Summer Tennis Camp —- iat | Has- SS Gee ae jt For Boys and Girls from 7 to 17 | REGISTER NOW TWO FOUR-WEEK SESSIONS % June 19 to July 14 July 17 to August 11 ES SEND OR CALL FOR BROCHURE DON KerBiS TeEnnNiS CLUB 1660 SKOKIC VALLEY RD. HIGHLAND Park ILLINOIS 60035 NORTH phone 433-4600. ae STEEL AND SHORE PREMIERE... DEERFIELD VALUE —~ Sd AteG TASTE SQUARE [ QUALITY J LOCATION Strongly favored by traditionalists in exclusive residential areas of both Washington and Detroit . . . is the “BLAIR” model, now premiering in Deerfield. eee ALUMINUM CHAIN LINK FENCES You'll appreciate the tasteful appointments and advantages of Deerfield Square . . . 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Suburbs Call 544-3421 Detroit * Washington ¢ Chicago 272-7862 Pulte Built Means ) Better Built DRIVE Edens Expressway to Deerfield Road exit, West on Deerfield Road to Wilmot, South on Wilmot to Deerfield Square. Or, Tri-State Tollway to Deerfield Road exit, East on Deerfield to Wilmot, South on Wilmot to Deerfield Square. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Q May 18, 1967, 4 ‘ See fe oe) �AM SRD ) bine ¥ doe OR fo ‘ oh iyA yp) Ys te ech ; .) R) SPO yd ee 0 pe } } Ta \ EF WAPI SY) i ) i" \ ) NX ieee x} cae ht, contr eS » oh SSK May 18, 19, 20, 22, 23 ANDREWS-EDWARDS BUFFET CARSONS RESTAURANT CARSON PIRIE SCOTT GOLDEN RAZOR NATIONAL OLD PHILIP'S SHOE BARBER HOME SHOP FASHIONS CLINIC & SONS SCHMITT'S SHORE #3 & CO. TEA CO. COLONY SCHAUL MUSIC BAKE POULTRY FARMS SHOPPE LINE CLEANERS STINEWAY DRUGS USED BOOK SALE— in tent located in North parking lot for the benefit by the North Shore Chapter ry — sponsored of Brandeis University’s Libra of Brandeis University National Women’s Committee — Sunday. May 21st thru Thursday, May 25th. LAKE AVE. SKOKIE BLVD. EDENS EXPY., WILMETTE �Vegetarians Say Kat Naturally By SHIRLEY GORDON etables tions. “Sometimes I get such a longing for the delicious eat, my mouth steaks I used to waters. Then I remember how wretched I used to feel most of the time, and how incapacitating my arthritic pains were before I began eating only natural foods, and I decided. I’d in the Highland Park home. of Mrs. Benjamin Davidson. and women are ‘health food vegetarians.”’ They often bring their own foods to dinner parties and luncheons, and seem to enjoy health after lidism. Mrs. amazing years hygienist, is good of semi-inva- Davidson, a_ forming factors seem North to point to a healthier body. The usual well-dressed, welleducated area matrons attended the luncheon. Conversation over a beautifully-appointed table also wag typical—books, trips, clothes, and gardening, until the subject of hygienic eating was brought up. In an oversimplification, they eat no meat, fish, or fowl, canned or prepared foods in any fashion, bread, crackers, cakes or other bakery goods. They drink (and cook in) only pure, bottled spring water, and they mainly uncooked eat the have now energy Natural hygiene has been a way of life for Mrs. Felix Kolk of Highland Park for 27 years. As a girl, she suffered from arthritis of which medicines and doctors seemed unable to. relieve. Mrs. Kolk is a practicing therapist with an office in Highland Park. Trim and athletic appearing, -she is never tempted to return to her former way of eating. Wilmette received *Shore Chapter of the American Natural Hygiene Society. This . group feels natural hygiene is not only a healthful way of eating but provides proper exercise, adequate sleep and rest, sunshine, fresh air, and pure water. All of these which “TI was always health minded,” said Mrs. Joseph H. Lazar of natural a problems given way to increased and vibrant good health. the spine Enjoy Good Health A group of men combina- They do not drink alcoholic beverages (nor tea or coffee), and take no medications of any kind. . And each of them professes to a ganic This was Mrs. Erwin Hesser of Glencoe talking during a recent for natural hygienists certain history of crippling arthritis, nearly incapacitating allergies, severe migraine attacks, or other or- rather keep feeling the way I do ow, and pass up the steak.” luncheon in only natural, fruits and veg- and Chicago, “but I a scare 14 years ago during a routine examination at a cancer clinic. Found New Way “There followed a chasing from doctor seeking a cure period of to doctor for a ‘mysterious’ ailment, until I finally heard about Dr. William Esser’s ranch in Lake Worth, Fla. I flew down there immediately, in desperation, and found myself a whole new way of life. “When my husband and children discovered I had been fasting under his supervision for 21 days, they demanded my immediate return, and I very reluctantly came home a week or so later. “At their insistence, I visited a doctor. They were sure I had done myself great harm. Imagine their chagrin when all my tests showed Don Kerbis (center) has found strategic fasting helps his game. He is giving a few pointers to Mike I was in perfect health and was as sound and strong Mrs. Morris Greenberg of Highland Park also has been a natural as I sudden- ly felt. hygienist for seven or eight years but has not changed her husband’s eating habits. “T prepared the usual meals for my husband. I love him dearly, and it used to hurt me to see him “T used to be almost bedridden with allergies and hay fever before following the natural food indulging in all those poisons. But I went right on giving him the steaks, shrimp cocktails, and rich desserts he wanted,’’ explained. ‘About seven Mrs. years diet,”’ she claimed. Lazar ago, he admitted to me he hadn’t been feeling so well and thought he would give my diet a try. I was so excited, I went through my kitchen throwing out all the poisons he had been eating. We’ve both followed our natural food diet ever since and we feel marvelous.”’ Follow Regimes the other women. They undergo a supervised fast, drinking only water, and resume eating slowly taking fresh orange juice in measured amounts. Some of the other women have nutritionists who prescribe diet regimes for them. Several of the women have converted their husbands to becoming natural hygienists, while others prepare separate meals for the family and for themselves misgivings. but with great Mr. and Mrs. A. Charles Lawrence of Highland Park have been: natural hygienists for seven or eight years. They have traveled all over the world, rarely having to change their diets. ‘‘My husband even lunch to work each Mrs. Lawrence. ounce thermos carries his day,” said “I pack him of carrot an 8 and ounces of unsalted, unroasted nuts or two fresh fruits in season.” Lawrences’ dinner consists of a juice serving, usually celery, a steamed potato with unsalted butter, and two steamed vegetables. A second helping of fresh fruit is taken <3 Mrs. Erwin Hesser: of Glencoe. Mrs. Joseph H. Lazar (right) helps erself to a little more of the fresh raw vegetables. butter accompanied Photo) 64 Ricotta cheese, nuts, and a natural nut the berries, fruits, and assorted greens. (Staff “Steaming is a more healthful way of preparing vegetables,” continued Mrs. Lawrence. ‘You can throw away most of your pots and pans when you begin to serve natural foods.” when my old symptoms begin to reappear,” Mrs. Morris said. But her friend, Mrs. claims she never cheats. Hesser, “No matter where we go, and we have traveled all over, I carry little sacks of nuts which are to a serving of meat, and I never go hungry,” said Mrs. Hesser. ‘““My close friends always have some fresh fruits or vegetables for me if it’s a small dinner party. When it’s a large social func- tion in a hotel, I usually phone the maitre d’ and ask that a fresh fruit plate be substituted for the regular meal.” Each Has Specialties Each of the women adds her own nuances to the regime. Mrs. Davidson is an organic gardener. She saves food scraps shells to make her own and egg compost. She also has a herb garden she uses to make her salads more tasty. health food stores; others patronize the local supermarkets but scrub everything well to remove any trace of chemical that might cling to it. One fasts every week from Sunday dinner to Tuesday noon to give “T was concerned about my ow poor eating habits, such as skip ping meals before and during match and having one large meal at night. Then last year, when |] was just plain exhausted, I flew down some to Dr. Esser’s ranch, with misgivings, to relax,” ex- plained Mr. Kerbis. “For six months after I re turned I was a purist, even bring ing my own natural fruits and vegetables to the club for lunch. Modified Eating “T didn’t really backslide,” grinned, “I merely made a few modifications for my own beliefs such as eating a small amount o meat at night. Basically, I fee this entire concept is a sound intelligent way of living.” The most ardent missionary 0 all is probably Mrs. Davidson who can recount histories ranging from psoriasis to ulcerated colons which she believes have beer “cured” by natural hygiene. After suffering for years fron migraine attacks and resenting the days she wasted sick in bed she decided there must be better way to feel. Mrs. Davidso1 believes if proper daily habits ar practiced the human body i equipped to free itself of ailment and disease. “If only people would realiz they are constantly overloadin their bodies with food, pain kil ers, and medications,’ she re marked. Several of the women shop only in celery juice, a fresh vegetable salad with no dressing, and 4 The “Occasionally when my husband and I are out socially, I find myself eating the wrong foods and always regret it within a few days equivalent The ranch she referred to is visited frequently by several of by Barr and Dan Rosenhouse, both of Highland Park. (Salyards Photo) her body a chance to rest itself. All are quite athletic, playing golf and tennis regularly. Mrs. Kolk practices Yoga. Lots of well known people are natural hygienists, such as Red Buttons, Bob Cummings, Gloria Swanson, Herb Elliott (the four minute miler), and swimmer Murray Rhodes. Another natural hygienist is Don Kerbis, the local tennis pro. She is helping plan the 196 convention of the America Natural Hygiene Society in th Edgewater Beach Hotel July 7-16 Hygienists from England, Aus tralia, and the United States wi lecture and participate in pane discussions and seminars. Th hotel’s several restaurants wi prepare special meals which wi even be available at poolsid during the convention. �Arden Shore Committee Works Hard For Benefit of Underprivileged Boys By SHIRLEY GORDON When 35 young ladies who comprise a junior committee undertake a benefit that results in 750 luncheon reservations, you can be sure those committee members gave every ounce of their energies, creativity, and ambition to the task. The Evanston Junior Committee of Arden Shore presented their taining Second Annual Grand Prix awards fashion show last week in the Drake Hotel, which was not only a financial success, but a beautiful and glamorous afternoon which augurs well for future benefits. Held to a charter that allows only 35 members, the group has many North Shore members who have moved north, while their membership in the active Evanston group. The elements they combined to create the benefit were sure-fire. Fashions were from Bramson’s Michigan Avenue shop, which is geared to the young-in-figure. Models were selected from 46 active community charity organi- zations on the basis that the three top main- winners would take cash prizes back to their own treasuries, assuring individual claques to fill tables. Glamour was added in selection of judges: From entertainment world boyishly-handsome Larry there was John Atterbury the the of Gary; television fame; Pat Suzuki, the little Oriental star; and Harry Volkman, the weather prognosticator. From selected the fashion world they Dorothy Fuller, fashion coordinator for the Art Institute; furrier Ray LeNoble; Peg Zweck- er; Evelyn Duggan of the modeling agency; and Mrs. David Bramson, who caught all eyes in her black snakeskin suit accessorized with knee-length white boots. And for angels they had W. Clement Stone and Mrs. Benjamin Women’s and Robert Park Metzger will president of be the ao of High- installed North as Shore Section of the National Council of Jewish Women during a 12:15 Jluncheon Wednes- day in the Villa Moderne’ taurant, © \ A brook. Mrs. Harold Kudan, wife of the Associate " Rabbi Marx Rabbi ResNorth- of North Shore Congrega- ion Israel, Glencoe, will give the nvocation. Mrs. Irving Margolis, bast president iles Section, ng officer. of the Evanston- will be the install- Conference on Religion must and be made junior groups of the Highland Park-Ravinia Center of Infant Welfare will be held Tuesday in Also to be installed are Mrs. Robert Harris of Highland Park, Administration vice president; the rs. Norman Weil of Highland Park, financial secretary; Mrs. Ben Shayman of Highland Park, p.m. following a social hour on the ecording and secretary Park; Mrs. all of High- Edmund Gross- land Adolph Reich, membership vice bresident; Mrs. William Schram, tal service vice president; Mrs. James Nachman, ways and means the use All live in Highland Park. Rabbi Robert J. Marx, Director bf the Chicago Federation Great akes Council of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations ill be oined the speaker. clergymen ay 18, 1967 In 1965 of all faiths he in Tennis Club, 105 at 1 club terrace. The first part of a two part program will feature Mrs. J. H. Hennessey, president of the High- berg of Glencoe, treasurer; and rs. Siegfried Shattil of Wilmette, program vice president. Continuing in offices they have eld for the past year are Mrs. ice president, and Mrs. Albert simon, corresponding secretary. and Park Bertram Thrift Weber, Shop; Mrs. president of Northwestern Settlement Group; and Mrs. S. C. Steinman, presi- dent of the Highland Park HospiWoman’s Auxiliary, all of Highland Park. They will discuss their organizations modeled. Park Her added short, old printed during that belongs in a shoe store. Northbrook. | give the invocation. Mrs. Park, presi- Burton SNEAKER Lake County Region, will installing officer. ‘ taking office are Mrs. Edelson, Mrs. Harry Fei- sponding secretary; Mrs. Bernard The annual combined luncheon the senior, intermediate, and Bath Highland ger, Mrs. Gerald Lapins, and Mrs. Alex Steinman, vice presidents; Mrs. E. M. Emyanitoff, corre- Welfare Units Plan Combined Meeting Green Bay Rd., Lake Bluff. Luncheon will be served ORT Sokolsky of Highland dent of be the Also Elliott before Monday with Mrs. Sam Rose of Highland Park and Mrs. Edmund Grossberg of Glencoe. of of as she and introduce the speakers. Rabbi Sholom Singer of Congregation B’nai Torah in Highland Park will Race and is the founder and director of the Jewish Council on Urban Affairs. Reservations Rd., Verink athe FS ixgt Crealier Mrs. Harold Wainess of Highland Park will welcome guests the civil rights march in Selma, Ala. He is a member of the executive committee of the Chica- go American Scott curls to her coiffure x | a noon luncheon Tuesday in Villa Moderne, Skokie Blvd. and Lake Cook Frederick chiffon gown had the popular tent lines. She represented the Cradle Society. (Salyards Photo) Mrs. Lewis F. Brody of Highland Park will be installed as president of Ridgewood Chapter, during N.C.J.W. Sets Installation Mrs. Mrs. fashioned Ridgewood ORT New President Is Mrs. Brody Mrs. James R. Abbott of Highland Park wore an apricot beaded chiffon gown with matching stole as she represented WAIF the Arden Shore Grand Prix. (Salyards Photo) Rosenthal. make of Thrift Shop funds. Infant Welfare workers also earn a onefourth interest in Thrift Shop proceeds. During the second part of the program, Robert Robinson, president of the Highland Park Historical Society, will show pictures of early days in Highland Park and discuss the newly formed society. Lynn, recording secretary; Mrs. Bruce Wertheimer, financial secretary; Mrs. Samuel Becker, treasurer; Mrs. Sherwin Asrow and Mrs. Roy Booth, region representatives; and Mrs. Burton Bal- sam, parliamentarian. All are of Highland Park. Chapter members will model in a fashion show following luncheon. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Harold Johns, 1910 Old Briar Rd., or Country Park. Mrs. Ln., Norm both Kraus, in 56 Highland Emblem Women Plan Installation Mrs. Everett Dannemark Stride Rite’s new sneakers get the same attention as Stride Rite shoes .. . Result? They fit better, run further, of Highland Park will be installed as hold their shape longer. president of the Highland Park Emblem Club 113 at 4 p.m. Sunday in the Elks Lodge, 740 i: Laurel Av., Highland Park. Mrs. Alfred Caprio of New Hampshire, supreme president of the Supreme Emblem Club of the United States, will be the installing officer. The newly-elected officers will be escorted to the altar by their husbands or Elk’s officers. | ountr O bbl. er 1708 Glenview Rd. 5°73 656 Deerfield Rd. Glenview Northbrook Deerfield a �Ready Home ec. For Sale The grounds Johnson home of at the 6 Lyman Grenadier P. Ct., Lincolnshire, are ready for the Lincolnshire Garden Club’s bi-annual plant sale next weekend. Hours for the sale of herbs, annuals, and vegetable plants are from noon to 5:30 p.m. May 26; from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. May 27; and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 28. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have prepared their driveway and gardens for the many gardeners who are expected to patronize the sale. The garage, too, is in readiness in the event of inclement weather. During a recent meeting, Mrs. Kenneth W. Cash of Lincolnshire was elected president of the club. She will fill the unexpired term of Mrs. C. D. Allen Jr. who is moving to California. Mrs. Stewart Mitchell, treasurer, (left) and Mrs. Lyman P. Johnson, chairman of the plant sale, study the use of herbs in gour met cookery. They are members of the Lincolnshire Garden Club which will hold its bi-annual plant sale next weekend. (Howard Fochler Photo) E> () Cg’ Jr. Board Plans Casino Party se oa pe sipere * ae Junior Board members of the Park Ridge School for Girls address invitations to the group's June 17 "Chelsea Casino" benefit dance. From left are Mrs. Donald W. Haggerty of BanMrs. C. D. Allen, president, watches as Mrs. D. W. Chapin, horticulture and conservation chairman of the Lincolnshire Garden Club, double-checks the list of annuals ordered for the bi- annual sale. (Howard 66 nockburn, Mrs. Thomas Daley Photo) Wood of Deerfield, and Mrs. Harold Tellefsen of Bannockburn. (Bud Fochler Photo) May 18, 196 �Garden Fair to Feature Rare Wares Rain or shine, the 38th annual garden fair sponsored by the Ravinia Garden Club will be held from 7:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. Saturday in the Ravinia Village Green, Roger Williams at St. Johns Av. Many booths, manned by club members, will be set up to display unusual wares such as the ‘‘dona- tion department” where cuttings and divisions of perennials from member’s gardens will be offered for sale. Varied garden plants including choice annuals in flats or pots will be sold, as will unusual containers donated by various members. The food booth, open at 11:30 a.m., will feature cakes, cookies, See charcoal beans, grilled hot dogs, and salads for baked carry-out and on-the-spot dining. Fair proceeds are used for civic improvement such as _ installing drinking fountains, fencing in wild flower areas, and planting trees and shrubs on city property. Mrs. Gordon F. Leonard fair chairman. + _ is 1967 | — “ ; a4 a = e Personalized Styling e Coloring Mrs. Gunnar Sundvahl (right) of Riverwoods discusses the Ravinia Festival with Mrs. Robert Aitchison of Bannockburn (seated) and Mrs. Walter Bischoff of Deerfield. They are in charge of Ravinia coupon book sales in this area. (Merner Photo) e Permanent Waving Datesto TODAY Garden Club of Deerfield—‘“‘A Day in May,” 1-8 p.m.; tour of four Riverwoods homes and gardens. Highland Park Committee, Arden Shore—9:30 a.m. meeting of bazaar ommittee, home of Mrs. John G. Fuller, 99 Roger Williams Av. SATURDAY Ravinia Garden Club—Garden fair, 7:30 reen, Roger Williams at St. Johns Ay. a.m. to 4 p.m., Park Emblem Club—Installation, 4 p.m., Elks Lodge, 740 Laurel Av., Highland Park. MONDAY Deerpath Center Infant Welfare—12:30 p.m. luncheon-meeting, home of Mrs. Charles Hopkins, 583 Beverly Pl., Lake Forest. TUESDAY DEERFIELD SAVINGS & LOAN BUILDING Ravinia SUNDAY Highland IN SUITE 304 OF THE FOR AN APPOINTMENT PLEASE CALL WI 5-5100 ! Bannockburn Mothers’ Club—1 p.m. luncheon, Highland Park Country lub, 1201 Park Av.; election of officers. Bob O’Link ORT—Noon installation luncheon, home of Mrs. Marshall Kanter, 837 Stonegate Dr., Highland Park. Idlewood ORT—12:15 p.m. installation luncheon, Country Squire, rayslake, Il. Infant Welfare Society—Junior, intermediate, and senior luncheon, oon, Bath and Tennis Club, 105 Green Bay Rd., Lake Bluff; Robert Robinson of Highland Park Historical Society speaker. installation luncheon-fashion show, Villa Ridgewood ORT—Noon Moderne, Skokie Blvd. Cook and Lake fashions from Women—12:15 p.m. Rd., Northbrook; loakroom in Skokie. WEDNESDAY North Shore Section, Council of Jewish National stallation luncheon, Villa Moderne, Skokie Blvd. and Lake Cook Rd., orthbrook. ORT Group Plans Installation Spring flowers and spring salads ill set the mood for Bob O’Link DRT’s installation luncheon at oon Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Marshall Kanter, 837 Stonegate Dr., Highland Park. Mrs. Richard Bass, former hapter president, will be the nstalling officer. Mrs. Arthur Lipski will serve a second term as president. Other officers include Mrs. Robert Rosenzweig, Mrs. Harry Schrimmer, Mrs. Robert Simons, and Mrs. Ira einstein, vice presidents; Mrs. Russell Engber, treasurer; Mrs. loyd Robinson, financial secretay; Mrs. Sidney Winters, corres- ay 18, 1967 ponding secretary; Mrs. Murray Friedman, recording secretary; Mrs. Sam Rose, parliamentarian; and Mrs. Morris Draft and Mrs. Harold Lowe, region representatives. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Seymour Kahane or Mrs. Lloyd Robinson. ALUMNAE TO OUR STAFF OF PROFESSIONAL HAIR STYLISTS INCLUDES & mr. JIMMY She Fright Doak salo de coynfue 745 Deerfield Rd. Deerfield MEET The North Suburban Alumnae Association of Kappa Delta will end the year with a luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Saturday in the Milk Pail in Elgin. Mrs. Eric Graepp of Deerfield will be installed as Complete line of Michel Cosmetics president. 67 �tie sa 5 Miss Pattee Cohen, Ronald Schnitzer Center Will Hold Honorary Lunch Say. Nuptial Vows Mrs L. Eugene Davis, a past president of the Woman’s Auxilia ry, will speak to members of the Miss Pattee Jean Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis N. Cohen of Highland Park, became the bride of Ronald David Schnitzer, son of Mr. and*Mrs. Samuel Schnitzer of New Rochelle, N.Y., on May 7. Dr. Edgar E. Siskin read the afternoon vows in North Shore Deerpath Center of Infant Welfare Society at 12:30 p.m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Charles Hop kins, 583 Beverly Pl. Lake Forest. A luncheon honoring Mrs. Davi will be held prior to the meeting. Mrs. Congregation Israel, Glencoe. A wedding reception in the lakeside her face and Shien of Philadelphia. They wore identical gowns of pink linen trimmed with bands of hot pink velvet, and carried cascades pink Amazon lilies. The bride’s nieces, Holly Cohen, flower girls. both of Tamy and of Niles, were Serving as best man was David Reuben of New York. Ushers Polishing up the silver are (from left) Mrs. Edward Gould, exhibits and displays; Mrs. Robert Pool, publicity; and Mrs. Alan - Engle, chairman, all members of Trinity Church in Highland Park. _ They are preparing for next Thursday's benefit, "Separate Tables." (Staff Photo) included Mr. Takiff, Mr. Cohen, Dr. Silber, Neal Russell of Whitestone, N.Y., and Alan Berke- Mrs. Mrs. Ronald Schnitzer To Fete Members The Italian Women’s Richard The 14th Woman’s Hospital annual will of sponsor the auxiliary. Pa- will receive $500 for their hospitals. Among the models will be Mrs. “Hospitals on rade” noon luncheon-fashion show Wednesday in the Grand Ballroom of the Conrad Hilton Hotel. Forty-three hospitals will be represented by models chosen from each Robert Park hospital’s Three J. of Prosperity Club will meet at 8 p.m. next Thursday in the Highwood Community Center, 428 Green Bay Rd., Highwood, Club members over 80 The final meeting of the seaso bers. Mrs. Richard Hardy of Lake Forest will be the hostess. years old will be honored. Mrs. Frank Pedrucci of Highwood and you and your Mrs. Peter Cioni of Highland Park are the social chairmen. SORORITY draperies LUNCHEON The May luncheon of the Chicago North Shore Alumnae of Chi » Omega will be held at 12:30 p.m. next Thursday in the home of ley of Falls Church, Va. Mrs. After a honeymoon in Bermuda, the couple will live in Greenwich Village, N.Y. (Bronson Coles Photo) Line Rd., Deerfield. Dudley Dewey, 10 oe County Hostesses will be Mrs. Richard Phelan of Golf and Mrs. John Scholl of Kenilworth. each (/ 2, () 4 4, é, Mr. ‘Leonard “What a pretty picture." I'm sure you've heard that phrase before. Whatever the subject mata sporty hunt ter may be—from scene to still life —it characterizes your personality and taste. Pictures play an important part in your home, and should be placed O 0? Highland representing Michael Reese Hospital. schematically for best effect. The perfect reflection of you, PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL a Alle woman’s top models Reynolds Mrs. wil! be a June 5 luncheon to hono all associate and sustaining mem by Auxiliary Reed, Trevor, and Mrs. Charles Lieber all of Deerfield. Mrs. Reynolds to Model for Hospital Grant on the for the benefit of the new mem bers attending the meeting. These include Mrs. Robert G. David fell into a sweeping train. She carried a cascade of white Amazon lilies. Mrs. Sanford Takiff of Chicago and Mrs. Melvin T. Cohen of Niles shared the matron of honor duties for their sister. The _ bridegroom’s sister, Mrs. Alvin D. Silber of New York City, was a bridesmaid with Miss Elaine is an adviso will speak work done by the 55 other centers with seed pearls. A French Alencon lace veil framed who program of the new Child Devel opment Center being constructed in Chicago. She also will relate the home of the bride’s parents followed. The bride wore a gown of white silk satin embroidered Davis, for the society, and window your too, They ‘frame™ indeed complete draperies. your’ is your living room picture. Can they pass the “'5-rule" drapery test? Let's see. (1) Are they shaded from direct sunlight? (2) Do you brush them regularly? (3) Are they shielded from radiators or vents? (4) Do 111 Sheridan Highland Road Park pant hand offers in.sensatio fan i CAROL BLOCK NAGEL oF \. — — Tee = or win- finished. an extra North added Shore also convenience and, Call now, and North it's a in great Glencoe Shore will space-saver! at 835-0038 schedule an appointment at your convenience. 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And Thorpe Furs is there gestures. daily Millions during of auction A World of Furs — Seen in our prime sources storerooms Preparing are the Pelts — Intricate sequences of washings, flesh- ing, chemical baths, whirling and other treatments transform raw skins into beautiful, pliant. lustrous furs. Dressing and dyeing operations combine age-old techniques with modern machines and methods. As a result of new colors, textures and weights, a wider variety of furs is available in our great fur pelts from American farms, fields, and forests, as well as specialties from every other continent. Foxes, mink, squirrel, muskrat and Persian lambs are being inspected here by our fur buyers. Our choices will appear in next season’s collections of glamorous fur fashions. collections. : = Reducing Diet for Furs — The “flesher” is scraping a tu pelt on the fleshy side. This early operation takes off excess material and results in a skin of the proper thickness, pliability and suppleness. Fleshing requires care and experience, since a scrapping knife is sharp and undue pressure would result in uneven or broken pelts. The Designer-Key to Fashion — Our fur designers have many talents. They must know the requirements of the markets . must have first-hand knowledge of how furs drape and perform, and the techniques of bandling various furs during production. Above all, their imagination and taste must enable them to create individual interpretations of the fur trend. Cloth mockups called “canvases,” seen on forms, indicate how garments are to be cut and designed Se The Fine Art of Grading — Our expert is grouping skins into “bundles” of matched look-alikes. With keen eye and trained hand, cur grader sorts skins for color, size, density of fur, height of hair, luster, evenness and freedom from defect. Bundles of matched pelts make it possible for our skilled craftsman to produce beautiful, fashionable fur garments of uniform color and texture. High Grade Sewmanship —~ Our machine operator is patient ly sewing together strips of fur into a long “let-out” skin. Original skin, sliced by cutter but not finally separated, is seen at left of sewing machine. Almost complete let-out skin, more than twice as long as original, is in our operator’s hands. Let ting-out results in supple graceful skins of great beauty. Nails by the Thousands After being wetted, skins are tacked to this board, fur side down, in the exact shapes required in the finished coat. After drying, skins will keep curves or straight lines according to the way they have been nziled. Our skilled nailers must place each section in correct position as required by the pattern, and must delicately arpiy prope) amount of tension before each nail is tapped down. pe QV, 4 Sure Eye and Practiced Hand — Our cutters, one of the highest-paid of all fur craftsmen, is shown in the first step of “letting-out” mink skins. Furs are sliced into strips as narrow as 14g of an inch, preparatory to resewing by machine operator. Mistakes are costly, since skins may run into hundreds of dollars each. Cutter’s skill takes many years to acquire. A $250.000 To Ss special exhibition and sale of worth of prime fresh mink peltries be custom-made into coats at advantageous pre-season <- oa — prices. Mr. Lee K-Thorpe, President of Thorpe Furs, has returned from our New York shop with these superb new pelts, purchased at recent auctions. They are the finest selection of the new mink crop and have been selected and expertly matched by our skilled artisans into perfect bundles, Some of these luxurious skins have already been completed (except for the imported silk lining that you select) into magnificent great coats for casual and elegant occasions. All the most desirable natural mink colors are represented. Our master craftsmen will create a “custom-made” coat in the style and natural color most flattering to you. Select your bundle or ready-to-wear coat today free storage terms. convenient for arrange or charge may you till next winter. Of course Passing Inspection — One of the last workroom steps is a rigid check of all garments for size and dimensions, to make certain that original pattern has been followed exactly. Our inspector also takes note of detailing. Linings, buttons, snaps and other finishing details will follow. (Coat on middle form has been turned inside -out). SPECIAL MANY AT $1695 EVENT OTHERS PRICES $1295 Thorpe Furs fur storage facilities located on premises gives you twelve $6 most furs.. proved vault service . at one low annual rate TO $2995 months of immediate in-and-out ap- �eis a ¢ oe Jaycee Auxiliary Mrs. Melvin Pollack of Highland Park was installed for her second term as_ president 28 Highland Park Hadassah To Raise Funds _ The Deerfield Jaycee Auxiliary during ‘is now selling the latest edition of “Favorite Recipes of Jaycee aE wives to be dent; Mrs. Ernest M. Simon, included in the cookbook, which is being sold as a fund-raising proj- HMO Each recipe is home-tested and man; and Mrs. Meyer man, co-chairman. beef and casserole dishes for the have a potluck dinner in the home of Mrs. Edward J. Murphy, 2850 Linneman, Glenview, at 7 p.m. Tuesday before the season’s final meeting. Shwach- Social chairman Mrs. Robert Patterson of Northbrook will coordinate the menu. Results of the year’s fund raising efforts will be announced, and a welcome committee will be Others were Mrs. Donald Segal, _ budget-minded and exotic foreign recipes for change-of-pace meals. Will End 1122 Hazel The the community service. Last year they prepared a Christmas party, 21 f bi Danita CHICAGO plus air fare Historic Ca stles If you are bored with hotels, choose from a wide range and variety of approved Villas or Castles throughout Europe. 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Among the fine 18th century furniture there § dinner-dance June 24 in the Chevy will be today in the home of Mrs. Meloy, 1811 Oak St., NorthAssisting with plans is Mrs. D. Biggam of Deerfield. Antiques are two sets of Sheraton Dining Room Chairs, a handsome Chippendale Tall Boy, chests, unusual occasional tables, etc. etc. We feel this is one of the most rewarding Chase Country Club, Milwaukee Av. at Lake Cook Rd., Wheeling. Cocktails p.m. C. C. brook. Frank (St. Anne's Gallery CORDIALLY INVITES YOU To fi come in and view its latest shipment of Antiques from f The Women’s Auxiliary of the Deerfield Boys Baseball Association will hold its second annual at 7:30 held ie Country Club be Alpha formed to meet delegates en route to og 4s At of of Zeta Tau SUOSEGDOLGRDERSEGEDCHORODHCORSEDSCEDERSAEDSOROSOROORE SOOO RDRORSOSSOERDOR AEDES OSRESDEOSOURSOESEODEERGSEOOSECSUASDSCOOSEDESOOOESREOSOURSSUGESOGSOSSRGEEORGSOSCCOLADRSS ODOT ORTOCOSEOSDED ~ Sets Dinner-Dance will meeting Chapter Sa Baseball Auxiliary final Shore x at 4 Lis < class Toy ‘the special education Walden School. Jaycee Auxiliary members proofread the latest edition of “Favorite Recipes of Jaycee Wives." The cookbook is being sold as a fund-raising project for community services. From left are Mrs. <glon Hawley, Mrs. Frank Kapple, and Mrs. Robert Guasta. (Staff Photo) Season’s North on complete with gifts, for Deerfield senior citizens. They have donated _ money for the purchase of trees to be planted at Jaycee Park and -recently presented a camera to Season ¥ Hawley, ,> David ’ Mrs. _Ave., Deerfield, is the cookbook chairman and can be contacted for copies of the book, available only from members of the Auxiliary. Auxiliary funds are used for Potluck Alpha Omicron Pi alumnae will Amos Turner, Youth Aliyah chair- ground e Term , thrifty ee \ are ey i There Plan vice pres- © Mrs. Pollack ident; Mrs. Sidney Goldman and Mrs. James Metcoff HMO co-chairman; Mrs. calls for readily-available ingredients. he f mer ee f - lun- ministrative vice presi- were Jaycee country a \ Nd 2,000 recipes by the ime Sameof ee “et than Rg membership vice president; Mrs. Robert Atkins, co-chairman; Mrs. Marvin Marder, education vice president; Mrs. Gabriel Brash, program chairman; Mrs. Ezekial Schary, treasurer; Mrs. Kurt Burian, financial secretary; Mrs. George Berliant, recording secretary; and Mrs. Harold J. Stern corresponding secretary. All are of Highland Park. cheon meeting yesterday. Also installed were Mrs. Leslie Axelrod, ad- Wives,” featuring meats, seafood and poultry recipes. contributed throughout Ke President Begins Second To Promote Book More i a ; 5 *- poe / + ane aber:3: Ps ” * ae ee oe rae ss 7 PSs ie cere :(ge ae bo + etria,ns eSB ere < r Sr ee Wy 7/7) ex has jaeee e art oy ie a Se peak ee SN ae eee ae rs eae ae es om a = aw Eeee < ie = = ens Vy * ak Se De ee U eee" WigiS Finae Bae Ray eee RE Be wit y,Pg Score ; wi & asta 869-2312 - May 18, 196 �GO AHEAD! We welcome your kicks... and door slams . . . and horn honking . ... and everything else you do when you buy a used car. TOM LYONS CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH puts every used car on his lot in “Top Quality” condition . . no matter what make. Why? Because our reputation depends on you. When you’re happy with the buy you made, so are we. Remember, we want you to come back when you’re in the market for another “Top Quality” used car or a new Imperial, Chrysler or Plymouth. Go ahead . . . kick the tires, slam the doors, honk the horn and all the rest. “Top i Quality” . ‘a used cars at Tom can take cu m we Lyons it... and e CHRYSLERS Chrysler-Plymouth more. e IMPERIALS OPEN DAILY 'til 9 PM SAT. & SUN. 4 ele) WAST ESA Other Fine Chrysler Corporation Dealers: Des Plaines Plymouth Inc., Des Plaines; Walton on Highland Park Chrysler & Plymouth Inc., Highland Park; Park Ridge Chrysler & Plymouth Inc., Dempster Inc., Park Ridge. PHONE 729-3200 ROAB Skokie; Indian Hill Motors ’TIL 5 PM Inc., Winnetka; Mark Motors Inc., Arlington Heights: �School to Offer aes ~ “Focus on Arts’ EL The students and faculty of Highland Park School will share a five-day “Focus on the Arts” the community beginning Sunday. Professional ists in a variety of fields will lend their time talent to the project. Almost all the events are & a ) High with artand free. Mrs. Flax An art show, which will continue throughout the week, will open at 2 p.m. Students’ work will be displayed outside the main offices, near the Vine Av. s entrance. The North Shore Art League will exhibit in the auditorium foyer and the Suburban Fine Arts Rita Center in the auditorium hall corridor, first floor. At 4 p.m. the high school orchestra groups will present their the -main auditorium. The week’s schedule annual and spring Victor Criste Ing Mr. Nussbaum choral concert in Wednesday follows. 8:30 to 10:40—‘Spoon River Anthology,’’ main auditorium; forensic program and exhibition debate, student auditorium. 11:30 to 11:55 a.m. and noon to 12:25 p.m.—Ars Nova Quartet, student auditorium. Professional string ensemble with Edward Alba, viola, Henry Onak, cello, Peter Kapsalis and Theodore Kruzich, violins. Mr. Albin is orchestral and choral director of Highland Park High School and director of the Chicago Baroque Ensemble. Monday Z 8:30 a.m. to 2:55 p.m.—Tours of the art exhibits, with art department faculty as guides. Groups will meet in the main foyer. Friday 8:30 to 11:25 a.m.—Classical dance demonstrations, Miss Jan McCaleb of Chicago, prima ballerina with the La Pointe Ballet Company, dance studio. 1:30 to 4:40—"’The Bald Soprano,” “Uncle Wiggley in Connecticut,” main auditorium, 8 to 10 paint, Smell 1:30 to 2:10 p.m.—Pantomimist Bud Beyer of Evanston, demonstrating ‘The Art of the Mime,’’ main auditorium. p.m.—’’Roar of the Greaseof Crowd,”’ main auditorium. Jan McCaleb vss 3 to 5:30 p.m.—Student musical, ‘’Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd,” mé&tn auditorium. A minimum fee will be charged to cover the royalty. 9:15 to 11:30 a.m.—Opera vocal workshop, Miss Gloria Lind, former Metropolitan Opera singer, with Ron Veglia of Chicago and members of the Highwood Little Opera Company, in scenes from “Tosca,” “Il Trovatore,’” and ‘Manon,’ in costume, choral room. 10 a.m.—Bus tour of fine arts sites. 1 p.m.—Bus tour of fine arts sites. 1:30 to 3:40 p.m.—Modern dance demonstrations, Miss dance studio. 7:30 to 10 p.m.—Film festival, main auditorium. A program of short, avantgarde films, chosen by Millie Goldsholl, prize-winning filmmaker with her husband Morton, The Highland Park couple are members of the North Shore Film Society. “Wild Horses," ‘’Neighbors,” and ‘‘Chairy Tale’ are among the dozen films scheduled. The Illinois Arts Council is underwriting the cost of the film festival. 1:30 to 2:10 p.m. and 2:15 to 2:55 p.m.—Miss Ruth Shalett (Mrs. John Lindar) of Highland Park, professional entertainer, accompanied by H. Baron Moss, also of Highland Park, presenting characterizations from Broadway musicals, Thursday Bud Beyer music 9:15 to 9:55 a.m.—dActor Mike Nussbaum of Highland Park speaking on drama, student auditorium. He is appearing through May 28 in “Harold” at Pheasant Run Playhouse. Tuesday painting demof Chicago, Howard Jacobs, a member of Highland Park’s Suburban Fine Arts Center, de signed the symbol for “Focus on the Arts.” The seven lively arts are represented converging in one major focus. 10:45 to 11:25 a.m.—Welded sculpture demonstration, Frank Furch of Chicago, Room A107. 8:30 to 4:40 p.m.—Student presentation of “Uncle Wiggley in Connecticut,” “‘The Bald Soprano,” “Spoon River Anthology,’’ and “‘Long Christmas Dinner,’’ main auditorium; student puppet show, visual aids auditorium. 1:30 to 2:10 p.m.—Water color stration, Victor Ing of Morton Room A105. demonGrove, 1:30 to 2:10 p.m. and 2:15 to 2:55 p.m.—Children’s Theater demonstrations, Miss Rita Criste of Evanston, student auditorium. 7 to 10 p.m.—Art Fair. Between 7 and 8, grade-schoo! youngsters may attend with their parents or with schoo! groups. From 7 to 10, student artists will give demonstrations in the south cafeteria and professionals in the north cafeteria. Included are William Kalan of Highland Park, wax sculpture, and his wife Lillian, jewelry making; Abbott Pattison of Winnetka, plaster sculpture; Nick Prokos of Highland Park, wheel-thrown pottery; Barbara (Mrs. Lawrence) Spitz of Highland Park, etching; Albert Pounian of Lake Forest, painting; Alice (Mrs. Robert) Richheimer of Glencoe, sculpture; Don Toups of Chicago, fabric design, tie-dyeing, and batik; Nancy (Mrs. Gabriel) Spiegel of Highland Park, weaving; and Irv Moses of Highland Park, special exhibit from the American Institute of Architects. department. 7:30 to 10 p.m.—Nikki Awards Dessert, honoring outstanding students in the fine arts. Nikki statuettes and honorable men-. tion certificates will be presented. Tickets are available to students and their parents. A dance will follow. 8:30 to 9:10 a.m.—’’Water color demonstration, Serene (Mrs. Donald) Flax of Highland Park, Room A107. 10 to 10:40 a.m.—Spray onstration, James Barbee Room A107. Ruth Shalett 3 to 4 p.m.—Demonstration workshop, on choral music, Prof. Gerald Smith, Northwestern University School of Music, and students, M127. 4 to 4:40 p.m.—Mack Gillman, Gillman Galleries, Chicago, speaking on 20th century art in the galleries, student auditorium. 8 to 9 p.m.—Student main auditorium. dance concert, i. ¢ Rese see Alice Richheimer Ron Veglia 72 and jazz McCaleb, Gloria Lind May 18, 196 �Artix, Critic Peter P. Jacobi Theater Company To Give Talk On ‘Pop’ Art Needs Time, Talent with fear. Lawrence ator of the heim HENEVER A NEW RESIDENT THEATER COMPANY of professional status opens here, this reviewer approaches the theater a particularly volatile mixture of emotions—primarily hope and Anouilh’s “Becket,” the calling-card versity pre- sentation of a group that labels itself intriguingly IV/M Productions, Ltd. On opening night there was too little evidence that the company has what it takes. The problem may be one of shakedown. But from an I am dubious *k THE COMPANY certainly did not help itself by selecting ‘‘Becket.”’ Mr. Jacobi dramatic and historic This Anouilh play has scope and sweep. It is difficult in terms of cast size, of handling its situation. And the two precariously balanced off against each other. major characters are Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury who is murdered by the king’s henchmen, should be, as martyr, the most sympathetic character. But Anouilh provides much more humanity and empathetic conditions for Becket’s one-time friend and later nemesis, Henry II. So, a bit of dramatic tightrope walking is required by the players-and the director to maintain a believable relationship. * ANOUILH PRESENTS * and of Southern Illinois, will The free public program will be given at 8 p.m. in Frank Memorial Hall, 1185 Sheridan Rd., Glen- coe. A critic as well as an artist, Mr. Alloway is credited with having The whether IV/M can successfully bid for permanent support as a Chicago-based company of players. * York lecture on ‘‘Pop Art and After’’ at North Shore Congregation Israel Wednesday. temple’s committee It may be one of initial look, in New coined the phrase ‘‘pop art.” play selection. Or it may be one of amount of talent. Museum former curR. Guggen- now artist-in-residence at the Uni- The hope is because we need such a company, if it is good. The fear is because it may not be good. Failure is common. And each failure makes the next effort that much more difficult to get off the pround. I had that strange, tense feeling when I ventured to the Harper Theater recently to see Jean Alloway, Solomon is art and museum sponsoring the lecture. Mrs. Robert B. Mayer, 915 Sheridan Rd., Winnetka, and Myron H. Eichengreen, 40 Maple Ln., Glencoe, are co-chairmen. Tell Program The North Shore Piano Quartet will play Ludwig van Beethoven’s Quartet in E flat major and Ernest Chausson’s Quartet in A major in a chamber music concert at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. one of history’s two strong men of different temperament most urgent Ist ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE OIL PAINTINGS 1000 ORIGINALS 09 ets should be obtained in advance at the congregation office, $5 a s85 ON DISPLAY Connoisseur io $195 Save |/, At Open Importers Fabulous 7 Days Weekly — Outlet Gallery Mon. & Thurs. 'Til 9 WORL D ARTS, WESTERN AVE. LTD. od, [Ley Nc 7422 NORTH confrontations— and personality relentlessly moving from companionship to ideological combat. They begin as fellow hunters and wenchers, Becket a loyal chancellor to his king. Henry urges Thomas Becket to become archbishop. And from that moment comes a split because Thomas must serve his new master, the church, as well as he did the king. Church and king are in conflict over earthly power. Becket, a man of cold and calculated passions, easily takes his new position. Henry, a simpler, rougher human being who truly loved Thomas, cannot understand how a onetime friend can turn against him. He is a man lost, a man whose penitence at the Becket tomb is made bitter not by humble humiliation but by the gnawing knowledge that Becket has left him helpless and alone. * * * THE TWO MEN are surrounded by a rich tapestry of supporting characters; they are part of a bigger scene. Here IV/M fails. Although they are not always properly directed and do not always maintain balance between characters there are potential glimmers in the Becket of are Mockus and the Henry of Gordon Oas-Heim. They are good actors. But the company needs more good actors; it cannot as yet grasp the grandeur of ‘‘Becket;” and unity and nobility of mood. Director Carl Bensen fails to provide a It just isn’t ‘‘Becket.” Perhaps the new company needed an easier, smaller play, or several, to achieve some sense of ensemble unity before attempting the Anouilh Peacocks ‘* for the finest watch repair our watch is an intricate, precision built mechanism—a prized possession. You depend on it dozens of times a day. The second it stops, you production. miss it. But someone made the decision. The company is there, at the Harper. And I hope the public will turn out to keep the company going long enough to really test itself. It would be a shame to have it disband because of one poor decision. Four/M deserves time at least for the hard work poured somewhat ineffectively into ‘“‘Becket.”’ When it needs attention, bring it to the Watch Repair department in any of our four stores. It deserves the best of repair. * * From * ON ANOTHER MATTER, should the state legislature be seeking guidance concerning the request of the Illinois Arts Council for $500,000 to help support some of its programs recommendation is to vote yes. for the next two years, my The council, which will be seeking more than $1 million in private unds as well has made a significant start in beefing up artistic interest and opportunities throughout the state. It will be able to do more if the legislators give support. long, long experience we eorge Starbuck to Read will give a free public reading from his works at 4 p.m. Friday in Parkes Hall of Alice Millar Chapel, 1870 Sheridan Rd., Evans- _ ton. The program is sponsored by _ Northwestern University’s department of English and the English Club. May 18, 1967 Mr. ffirst specialize in watches pation, it might be once a year, 18 months or 2 years. Lint, gummy and rust are continual oil, ene- mies of its accuracy. 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Only genuine parts are used in replacements — and we repair. all fine makes including Patek Philippe, Girard Perregaux, Omega, Piaget and American Poet George Starbuck teed, and the name PEACOCK is your C. D. Peacock State and Monroe Oakbrook + 654-0605 n Collection The free public program will be given in the sanctuary of North Shore Congregation Israel. Tick- 840 Vernon Av., Glencoe. * Artist Verna Sadock of Highland Park displays the work-she was commissioned to paint as a wedding gift.for Mr. and Mrs. John D. — Rockefeller IV. The artist will exhibit Sunday at the Village Green Art Fair in Winnetka. Story on page 75. Hubbard Woods - VE 5-1825 - CE 6-0065 Old Orchard - OR 4-6500 @) �T the scene Art Exhibits BARAT COLLEGE, Lake Forest. Student show of painting, sculpture, 580 ROGER WILLIAMS BLDG., Highland Park. Works of HICKORY HALL GALLERIES, Rt. 45, one mile west of Half Day. Works of international artists and studio exhibit of Gwen (Mrs. Raymond) Marino, featuring portraits and animal studies. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily; noon to 9 p.m. Sunday. HIGHLAND PARK CITY HALL, 1707 St. Johns Av. Paintings by S. Mueller of Wilmette, through May. HIGHLAND PARK COUNTRY CLUB, 1201 Park Av. W. Works Tim Meier of Evanston and Hal Rogoff of Park Forest, through May. of HIGHLAND PARK HOSPITAL, 718 Central Av. Paintings by Paula (Mrs. Robert) Natkin, 1474 Linden Av., Highland Park, through May. HIGHLAND PARK THEATER, 445 Central Av. Paintings by (Mrs. Ben) Lazard, 1610 Linden Av., Highland Park, through May. PARKER Monday through p.m. Saturday. Sabold Dance Company will performance newest work this Dance present the (Mrs. Com- premier of Miss _ Sabold’s at two performances weekend in Barat College’s Drake Theater. “Meo Espagnol,’ set to the music of Joaquin Rodrigo, is a story told in three acts, presented in modern dance with Spanish overtones. The productions will star Miss Glencoe ski. The Margot Grimmer and Miss 8:30 Dolores Saturday of Lipin- night Manny) Winston, LAKE old (Mrs. 871 Mar- Gordon Moraine Rd., Highland artistic director. Mrs. Green BE Bay Park, will be among Highland the intermission, “Meo Espagnol” will be performed. The program for the 2 p.m. concert Sunday will be the same except for the omission The Lord said.”’ Local members are: of ‘‘And of the company Reva (Mrs. Leonard Bennett, 934 Rollingwood Rd.; Gloria (Mrs. mont Max) Bentley, 105 OakRd.; Carol (Mrs. Peter) Walker, 1380 Nyoda PIl.; Gail PLAN ELECTION Members of the North Shore Camera Club will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Evanston Center for the Arts, 2603 Sheridan Rd. On the agenda officers and are the the election annual of salon showing of the year’s best prints. 74 Friday, and 10 a.m. to 5 Chase of baritone Deerfield, and FOREST Players, COLLEGE. 8:30 p.m. Sudler, 9-year- 12-year-old Aristophanes’ comedy, 24 through 27, Durand May the odds cellist Sheridan ‘Lysistrata,’ Auditorium, the hostesses “Harold” at house through Burt Ward, role as Robin at a reception following the Evanston MacDowell Society of Fine Arts meeting tomorrow. The group will WO GWG) =) DY, LIA CHIE T of Highland of the cast of Pheasant Run PlayMay 28. who is known for his in ‘‘Batman,”’ stars in the play. Mr. Nussbaum, Ravinia Galleries of Highland Park Custom Thirty-one years ago, a young English girl bowed at a London Garden Party and handed the King of England a bouquet. Last week, one Abdication, one World War, one marriage, one Sara Lee Bakery 4 and one Deerfield Travel Service later, the same parties met, at Sara Lee, the king long since the Duke of Windsor and visiting the world’s finest bakery and Jeanne Boches, | owner-partner of Deerfield travel delivering an air-line ticket to Sara Lee. It doesn’t take a computer to figure the odds against these two people meeting in Deerfield, Mlinois, he as an ex-king and she as an American housewife in the travel business in the Ralph Boches Village of Deerfield. Even the London bookmakers would you a billion to one, truth is stranger than. It isn’t true that the Duke was here to arrange a change from Royal Danish to Royal English. Nicest mother’s day gift we heard of was Dr. AHMET GURSOY, local heart specialist, gift to his mother of an airline ticket from Istanbul, Turkey to Chicago O’HARE. 920 Ridgewood & sides by millions, Deerfield Savings and Loan and Ist National Bank of Deerfield will be ready by July Ist, the number will be 751 Deerfield Road. PICTURE FRAMING THE NORTH SHORE’S LARGEST SELECTIONS OF CUSTOM FRAMES AND MATS Oil Paintings ¢ Custom Mirrors Paintings & Frames Restored e Fine Prints 32 Central Av - Highland Park Pl., has appeared in productions at Hull House Theater and on the CBS-TV Repertoire Workshop. This is his first appearance at the St. Charles dinner-theater. for the Arts. The announced retirement of the S.S. Queen Mary, will sadden all who have traveled on it. Literally | queen of the seas, it carried a crew of and handles 2000 plus passengers. During the war it was ~ Hitler’s great sorrow that he was unable to sink it to make up for losing the BISMARCK. It ran without convoy, outspeeding the NAZI U-BOATS. On more than one The TALLY-HO COUNTRY CLUB will cater to all functions. Let our experts help you plan your golf tournament or outing, business luncheon or wedding. were 31 years ago? quote Louis with music by Vincent Persichetti. Following Concert, Mike Nussbaum Appears in Play Park, and baritone Alex Kalamaras at 8:15 p.m. in the Evanston Center Crane Diversified PHYLLIS SABOLD DANCERS. Spring recital, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, 2 1101 hear mezzo-soprano Anne Porayko Stephen to 9 p.m. What p.m. Sunday, Drake Theater, Barat College, Lake Forest. is interpretation of the creation, to music by George Lygetti, and “Convictions and Contradictions,” five dances in tribute to the of 10 a.m. COLLEGE. Stephanie Mike Nussbaum Park is a member Nowinson, Rd., Av. BOCHES Sabold, They are “And the Lord said,’”’ an poetry Garrick HOSTESS Richard Central Deerpath Av. and Sheridan Rd. Dance program 919 Ridgewood PIl., Highland Park, is the director as well as choreographer. Eric Braun, 257 WILL Thursday, FOREST violinist LAKE per- formance will open with ‘Hats On to Stravinsky,’’ based on the choreographer’s discovery of a trunkful of hats in an attic. Two of Miss Sabold’s new dances, presented for the first time last month, will be repeated. 503 Lawrence Foster of Glen Ellyn, 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Commons, Rd. and Commons Dr. ion Av.; and Richard Arve, 442 Central Av.; all of Highland Park; and Miss Sherry Dicus, 1111 Meadowbrook Ln., Deerfield. Karen Nussbaum, 920 Ridgewood PIl., Highland Park, is an apprentice. Phyllis GALLERY, Stage Productions To Pertorm Latest Work The Phyllis Sabold EDWARDS imports, including new works by Israeli artist Duv, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Theater. (Staff Photo by Jan Bateman) pany Alice HOLIDAY INN, Edens Expressway and Lake-Cook Rd., Highland Park. Paintings by Jean (Mrs. Jack) Pincus, 1223 Green Bay Rd., Highland Park, through May. Dancers Miss Carol Walker and Richard Arve rehearse a scene from "Hats On to Stravinski,"" opening number for two concerts the Phyllis Sabold Dancers _ will present in Barat College's Drake by RALPH Paula (Mrs. Robert) Natkin, 1474 Linden Av., Highland Park, through May. Brennen (Mrs. Foreman) Ta : COT Tar and graphics, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, through May. { We can accommodate parties from 25 to 500. a ally Ho. For Golf Reservations Call 362-3910 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC LOCATED ON RT. 45 HALF-WAY BETWEEN MUNDELEIN JUNE & HALK‘D | !8 HOLES it carried an entire Deerfield Travel 1 YT occasion division of 14,000 men from one continent. to the other to bolster the Allied cause. There is still time to cross the Atlantic in it, the Boches family expects to be on it this summer, Jean and I, with our children, Sue, Vic and Barry have totaled 34 crossings on this ship. Rates run from $220 to $2,000 for a suite. DAVE WISEHART OF DEERFIELD HIGH will be on the Aug. 9th sailing, lucky lad! 829 1] Deerfield Road, Deerfield Phone: 945-4055 May 18, 196 �Verna Sadock Will Exhibit Work in Show Highland Park artist Verna Sadock will be one of 125 artists from the Chicago area and adjoining states exhibiting Sunday at the Village Green Art Fair in Winnetka. The first of the season’s outdoor art shows is an annual event sponsored by the Woman’s Club of Winnetka. Mrs. Sadock, 2915 Summit recently was commissioned Av., to paint a picture as a wedding gift for John D. Rockefeller IV and his bride, the former Miss Sharon Percy of Kenilworth. Delivers Painting The painting, ‘Peace,’ was delivered last week. Done by: batik process with water color in shades of blues and greens, it blends with the color scheme of the Rockefeller’s Virginia Home. The work was commissioned by Mr. and Mrs. Alan Macdonald of Arlington Heights. Mrs. Macdonald is chairman of the women’s division of the Cook County Republican Central Committee. She had seen a similar painting in Mrs. Sadock’s studio while visiting her in connection with some needlepoint designs Mrs. Sadock was working on for Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower’s Gettysburg home. Mrs. Sadock studied at the Art Institute of Chicago, the University of Illinois, and the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. She is a member of the Suburban Fine Arts Center, the North Shore Art League, and the Chicago NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Festival of the Arts Society of Artists. Gives Lectures In addition to showing her work iin Chicago as well as in the suburbs, Mrs. Sadock has lectured to Women’s MONDAY, MAY 29 CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Jean Martinon and Henry Lewis, conductors. Program to include works by Sibelius, Stout, Schumann Cahn Auditorium 8:15 p.m. $2.75* Clubs and art groups. She also has appeared on television programs, including the Lee Phillip and the Jim Conway shows. The artist works in batik, charcoal, and water color. TUESDAY, MAY 30 AN Among other local exhibitors at the Village Green show will be WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 NORTHWESTERN Cahn Auditorium JUNE 1 iOrchesis Plans oncert at N.U. of 15 new choreographic studies at 8:15 tonight. The techniques of modern dance and jazz ballet will be set to musical accompaniment ranging from the traditional to electronically reproduced sounds. Among the dances choreographed and directed by individual members of the group is one by an Evanstonian, Mrs. Mary Goodman, 2736 Lincolnwood Dr. Mrs. Dorothy Mozen, 1804 Midland Av., Highland Park, is a aculty director of Northwestern’s physical education department. The free public concert will be held in Cahn Auditorium, 600 Emerson St., Evanston. May 18, 1967 UNIVERSITY JAZZ 3:30 p.m. Free Continuing Events THE FRIDAY, = JUNE 2 s FINNEGANS 8:00 p.m. AND THE THEATRE THE WORLD OF JAMES JOYCE Deering Library Main Floor 8:15 a.m.—11:00 p.m. WAKE $2.75* BY JAMES FINNEGANS WAKE 8:00 p.m. $2.75* JOYCE CONFERENCE ON THE ARTS AND Medill School of Journalism Door charge for individual events. BY JAMES DE Free DESIGNS FOR THE THEATRE Cahn Auditorium Lower Lounge 7:30 p.m.—11:00 p.m. Free to Theatre and Concert patrons. Speech School Lounge 8:30 a.m.—6:00 p.m. Free RECENT NORTHWESTERN STUDENT FILMS Fisk Hall Auditorium 4:00 p.m. Free PASSAGES FROM Cahn Auditorium PAINTER On loan from the Museum of Modern Art, New York. Scott Hall Lounge 12:00 noon—10:00 p.m. Free A PROGRAM OF CONTEMPORARY MUSIC Speech School Auditorium 3:00 p.m. Free PASSAGES FROM Cahn Auditorium MAY 27—JUNE 4 ART EXHIBITION WORKSHOP CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (repeat of May 29 program) Cahn Auditorium 8:15 p.m. $2.75* THURSDAY, oncert TO JAMES JOYCE PASSAGES FROM FINNEGANS WAKE BY JAMES JOYCE A Free Adaptation for the Theatre by Mary Manning. Presented by Northwestern University Theatre. Cahn Auditorium 8:00 p.m. $2.75* Louise (Mrs. James) Bernard, 1632 Linden Av., Highland Park, Orchesis, a national honorary modern dance group at Northwestern University, will present a and A program of songs, poems, and a Chamber Theatre performance of the short story Clay from Dubliners. Readers: Robert and Gertrude Breen. Speech School Auditorium 3:00 p.m. Free oil, and Judith (Mrs. Ralph) Lieber, 1416 Hackberry Rd., Deerfield. Hours will be from noon to 6 p.m. on the tree-shaded square in Winnetka facing the clubhouse at Maple and Oak Sts. HOMAGE Martinon, THE MAY. 29—JUNE' 2 PRESS JOYCE *Northwestern Student with 1.D. card, price $1.50 Address all inquiries.and checks to: UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN Cahn Auditorium * 600 Please enclose a self-addressed, Emerson stamped FESTIVAL Street °. OF THE Evanston, ARTS Illinois 60201 * Phone: 492-5080. envelope for reply. 75 �children in 23 Chicago elementary schools. The boys and girls spent last Thursday morning sketching and painting in Lincoln Park Zoo. In the Jeanette 269 Sylvan finished in various oils, man L. Jr.) Mueller of Wilmette are on display this month in the on the work of Fine 90 Arts Center ry. Schechter of Wilmette and Day includes rolls & fries. aire a4 : _ program will be given in Congregation Shaare Tikvah, 5800 N. Kimball Av., Chicago. Miss Gill will appear with her trio. Presenting a*repertoire of folk songs in 16 languages, the singer performs as a soprano, mezzo, or alto, since her voice has a threeoctave range. 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With several students working with her, she demonstrated the Miss inks, (Mrs. Foor- 1915 Old Briar Rd., Highland Park, (Mrs. Edward) Kann, Rd., Glencoe, displayed works WORK pastels by S. Brennen children as each came on stage. Lillian (Mrs. Seymour) Banish, Chicago Academy of Sciences. colors, making of a collage. commented afternoon, they attended a session in the auditorium at the nearby ART Water Lt talented SHOWS AL Two North Shore artists recently participated in a program for With Group ft ile 2 N. Shore Artists Work 618 “Indian Hill Rd., Deerfield, have Served OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Daily —12 Noon to 2:00 P.M. returned after attending the preview and opening day of Expo 67 in Montreal. Taste-tempting menu includes cool, crisp salads, seafood and meat specialties plus appe- tizers, desserts and a selection of sandwiches. FRIENDSHIP RESTAURANT THE Unique ‘dining. Mansion elegance. Open 5 p.m. Closed Mondays. 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Exhibition hours will be from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday and old faultlessly acted that it almost overcomes to lace of a_proscenium. The principals find themselves in the seedy Hotel Paradiso, for an evening of hide and seek. The old-fashioned plot, suitably at Vv esses Jane Fonda plays the young second wife of a wealthy, middleaged businessman. He has a son near her age with whom she falls in love. Their passionate affair terminates in an unusual revenge by the betrayed husband. However, none of the characters is sympathetic or particularly in- B&K ~ Piccoli, Enery) TARTS FRIDAY, M Y 19 MATINEE DAILY EE (Jane Peter Mc- MATINEE & Sun., 1:00 — May Starts ONLY 20-21 1:30 P.M. 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Though the action is melodramatic, it does not descent to sensationalism. Color. Adults and mature youths. GAME and kkk (Anthony HOUR THE Adults Evanston aren Pm kkk kkk kkk 25TH trical style. Color. young people. Three Highland Park artists will participate in Exhibition One, art show to be held Saturday in Beth Emet the Free Synagogue, 1200 Dempster St., Evanston. The participants are Ruth (Mrs. Norman) Esserman, 284 Prospect v.; Sydelle (Mrs. Dan) Sherman, 2946 Idlewood Ln.; and Hilgos-Hilda (Mrs. Edward) Gorenstein, 406 Woodland Rd. The art show takes its name from the fact that it is the first the tO THE Quinn) Committee kick Wick the story tells of efforts to bring to book a psychopathic murderer who is one of three German generals. Color. Adults and mature young people Films be (Peter O’Toole, Omar Sharif) The pursuit of individual justice in wartime madness is the provocative theme of this well-acted drama. Ranging from 1942 to 1965 Club ~ al GENERALS Drama ING HOURS: Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. After 6 P.M, & All Day Sunday and - THE Chairman, x OF Bloom, ATZ ALABAN & Zonoe® NIGHT by Sara FR no Emeter PA charge 1 adjacent st ree ts 5-3406 Se Compiled GR > BE Movies in Brief Phone > 3 Local Artists Will Show Work At Exhibition One �See SESS Fn een eet NR Sepgre ae a aN = SE ROE z ios Real Estate Market Place For Members of the Evanston-North Shore Board of Realtors Sees Rise in Real Estate Value Downs The value of North Shore real estate is rising faster than prices of area homes and buildings, the board chairman of a Chicago research firm said last week before the _ Evanston-North Shore Board of Realtors. Speaking at the realty board’s _ May meeting, James Downs said area _ than real estate is prices sellers worth more are asking because the :demand for North Shore residences cannot keep up with the supply. Mr. Downs, head of the Real _ Estate Research Corp., told about 300 Realtors that he is any time since 1959.” said he sees a revival enced area woman, has of an experi- real estate salesjoined the Quinlan and Tyson, Inc., GlenviewNorthbrook area aged by labor’s demand for higher more real estate activity. I don’t worry about strikes; in fact, I the the celebrate them.” Mr. “Trouble Is Bullish’’ ‘Labor trouble is bullish ness news,” the speaker for busi- said. Kinnon, vice president and Manager, Mrs. man, the increasing business being location. Volume trend done Bowwho is to the relocated Spelman April, 1967, into staff of the Quinlan and May. explained Park man and LAKESIDE 457 Central Ave. Highland * STO E RENTAL—HIGHLAND PARK—SHERIDAN Leads HIGHLAND PARK — 9 units Town low maintenance — $160,000. HIGHLAND PARK — 5 stores, house arcade, & 8 apartments, parking agreement has been members of the na- service permitting each member to buy, sell, or trade real estate any place in the nation affiliated member of - transferred from the area to trade for another in his destination city. Homefinders Rd., is the at 629A exclusive Deerfield member the service for Deerfield, land Park, and Northbrook. pon a new of to Answer Your Questions the reward out of saving cause investors to turn to estate. and real Profits from the recent stock market rise also will find their way into year areas chain bring urbs, and the demolition of older of the city will stimulate a reaction of moves that will more people into the subMr. Downs predicted. real estate sales this “But the single most important The first batch of questions to the Real Estate Forum are in, and the inquiries will be answered element in suburban real estate is next Negroes,’ Mr. Downs said. “The non-whites have week by a member of the Evansten-North Shore Board of Realtors. Letters on any aspect of real estate should be sent to the Real Estate Forum, Hollister Newspapers, 1232 Central Av., Wilmette. the fantastic chasing power expansion by of pur middle class to be » permitted to live with their peers,” Mr. Downs said. “And this is the way it’s going to be so there’s no sense knocking your head around.” French countryside design... North Shore setting Park ROAD — 2 years old, $159,000. RIVERWOODS Home of the Week \. of High- The classic charm of a Mansard-styled home is being added to the ‘‘Kings Cove Collection” of original designs. This new home is now under construction. Also on display in Kings Cove are distinctive ‘tidea’’ homes which are beautifully furnished and open for inspection. You may plan your home with our architectural staff or select from one of the homes under construction. No two homes in Kings Cove are built alike. They are priced from $55,000 to $80,000 including completely improved wooded sites. The entrance to Kings Cove is on Deerfield Road—one mile west of Edens Expressway in Deerfield. Open daily from 11-6 P.M. STUNNING SPLIT-LEVEL CONTEMPORARY A 1 acre tract, lush with stately trees, forms a lovely wooded setting for this striking split-level home. Built in 1964, the residence offers 10 rooms, including 5 bedrooms, 2 family rooms, plus 2% baths, 2 porches, and a patio. A desirable location in an executive area of homes, convenient to recreational areas and major facilities, promises enjoyable living. Accented by individuality, this home is an excellent investment. $71,500. the service. This would enable a homeowner home power es- On the east fork - Deerfield, Illinois They were among a select group of Realtors from throughout the United States who attended the three-day meeting to hear real estate experts discuss the latest developments and methods in real estate marketing and sales. The local realtors also learned his increasing purchasing middle elass Negroes. Forum antici- addresses REALTY cago. an other to 1967 real who ee bers of his sales staff attended the recent convention of the National Multi List Service in Chi- through a Highland into frees a home for an Evanston resident, who in turn makes his church, Infant Welfare, Fort Dearborn DAR. real Homefinders at Deerfield owner James E. Spelman Sr. and mem- tional that moving estate career permits, is active in her on stimulants executive, Explains Effects He her the when Commenting pated The ‘the local realty board each year, said lower savings yields will take Center of Town, 2000 sq. ft. plus, Air Conditioned, parking, $425 per mo. Local Delegation To Realty Event that a new reached by Oak dent. Mrs. Bowman sonality Philip G. Bowman, has been active in real estate for over 12 years, with the years since 1957 spent entirely on the North Shore. Additions of new of home frees a home, for example, for a Wilmette resident, who then Bowman, also the wife of WNUS radio per- recently volume is also board Bank The speaker noted that an increase in single-family home building will stimulate the real estate market on the North Shore because several transactions occur for every new home built. ad- at the for is continuing Mrs. anre- nounced cently. MacKinnon the to come.” exceeded by far the office’s best previous month, he noted, and the office, Donald F. Mac- - basis, who of Brook and a director of the Midwest Stock Exchange, predicted sharp increases in 1967 real estate activity because ‘‘people are going to become aware that real estate prices will be higher in the years Tyson office at 969 Waukegan Rd. in Glenview have continued on a planned Downs, chairman vised, to provide effective service real estate sales tate activity, Mr. Downs cited expected reduced savings yields, stock market profit taking, demolition in the central city, and the of “Higher wages mean more purchasing power and higher standards of living. And this means Mrs. Bowman Joins Q-T Staff Mrs. Sally Bowman, 1966, labor didn’t get its share market by July 1.” “more bullish on real estate now than at He house available to a Chicago resi- the pie. Labor decided in 1967 that this wouldn’t happen again. single-family home construction in the Chicago area, but that the demand still will not be satisfied. Mr. Downs said he is encourwages, and predicted that consumer ‘will be back in ‘What worries me is when no one strikes when things are good. Despite rising profits in 1965 and Executive Home Transfer to ZANDER -OMMEN. Waukegan & Deerfield Rds., Deerfield; Telephone: 945-5700 bed Service Home i NC. REALTORS + DESIGNERS - BUILDERS - MANAGEMENT GENERAL OFFICES: 2550 Crawford Avenue « Evanston, Illinois » Phone: UN 9-1000 May 18, 196 eee ae oe �Summer Classes skills. Students will be divided into sections according to their grade level. (Continued from page 21) understanding and appreciation of mathematics through an introduc- Woodworking—F or students now enrolled in the fifth through eighth tion to number patterns and sequences, ancient numbering systems, modular arithmetic, ge- ometry in nature, and mathemati- force their recognizing standing use, mathematics— basic concepts and words what and_ they George Ergang (left) and Kenneth Crowell (second from right) show Miss Helen Mildner and Thomas Parker places they visited during recent trips to Europe. Miss Mildner, chairman of this under- read. Class size will be limited to allow close area's section of the Illinois Education Association, School interviewed Mr. Ergang, Bannockburn supervision. Special classes: French [—Conversational French for students now in grades Battle- Continuation courses; Home Arts I—For girls who will enter seventh, eighth, or ninth grade and who have not had seventh grade sewing at Shepard. a the to Remedial reading—For students now in the third through eighth grades who are having difficulty divided into sections according to their grade levels. make and skills in mathematics. field; Chattanooga, Tenn.; Jackson’s home in Hermitage; Nashville; Mammoth Cave; and nuerous Civil War battlefields. Speed reading—For students now in grades five through eight to increase their reading rate and comprehension. Students will be will tools Re-exploratory Salem, Jacksonville, Hannibal, Nauvoo, and Ottawa. The second will be a tour of Springfield; New Salem; Oak Ridge Cemetery; girls types For all students now in kindergarten through eighth grade to rein- include a visit to Springfield, New The wood, Remedial classes: students now in sixth, seventh, or eighth grades. The first trip will Shiloh learn modern living. have been planned by Gordon Shepard, a social studies teacher at the junior high school, for Tenn.; to of safety precautions, and the place and function of woodwork in al puzzles and games. Science explorations—For students in grades four through eight to conduct individual experiments and projects. Classes will be broken into sections according to students’ ages. Social studies—Two field trips Jackson, grades nature four through seven who have Special classes: Shepard had no previous foreign languages. The French I[—Conversational French for students now in grades Alan PTA Shepard Junior previous in the Shepard gymnasium man, High five through eight who have had experi- Personal typing—A _ beginning class for students in grades four through eight to learn basic letter styles, envelopes, post cards, theme typing, and other forms of meeting in for its commemoration’ Film on Suburbia 7 president; Mrs. To Be Featured William A film spoof on suburbia will be featured at the Ravinia School of Officers to be installed for next year include Mrs. Jesse Stark- Created for the occasion by Roy Roberts, the film is described as a _ “frank, searing, and hilarious — attempt to expose what really goes on in suburbia, Ravinia and Highland Park in particular.” ing the year. triangle head scarf, cobbler apron, and Aline skirt. Home Arts II—For girls who will enter eighth or ninth grades and have completed introductory sewing. Students will make a sleeveless, collarless dress with a pattern of their own choosing. Home Arts II—For girls who will enter eighth or ninth grades have completed. the two-year jhome arts program at Shepard to learn more advanced sewing techniques. Instrumental music, cadet band —For all students now in grades four, five, six, and seven who have studied band for one school year or who have had struction. Instrumental band—For all non-school music, students in- concert in fifth, sixth, or seventh grades who are sufficiently proficient to perform with a concert band. Auditions may be required. Instrumental ts students now in grades three through six. Strings, beginners—For students now in grades four and five who wish to learn the violin. 1967 MODEL 1718 reading—For Two Riverwoods paints men and are as- Jewish housewares day in the Standard Club, ChicaThey COUNTRY are Bernard MAY AUGUST Alpert, IN KING’S COURT Jody Wood, 512 Pine Rd., Deerfield, a sophomore at Northern Illinois University, was a member of the May Court of the universi- May ae i spring 18, 1967 FS -§ SHORE fete, BY UNDER WILSON THE AUXILIARY “May DRIVE™ JUMP AUSPICES OF THE OF THE CRADLE SOCIETY $1.00 HOURS OPEN: 1, THRU 13, 330 R.S.V.P. 1967 *ROUTE 2000 Greenbrier Ln., and Irwin H. Diamond, 1415 Shawnee Trail. ty’s annual Madness.”’ OPEN DONATION division dinner at 6 p.m. Wednesgo. HELD DINNER sisting with the Combined Appeal’s SOUTH OAK KNOLL LAKE FOREST FURNISHED phrase, sentence, and paragraph meaning and other developmental WITH HOME AT students who have completed grades two through seven. Special emphasis will be placed on word, ASSIST ee C. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOCIATES CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO VISIT THEIR beginners—For Developmental OES W. FRONTAGE NORTHFIELD, WAUKEGAN TO 22 RD.. ILL. ROAD, BY NORTH ATTENDING TO OLD MILL. HOME BY HEMPHILL WEST TO OAK KNOLL. — PTA’s annual spring dance June3 at the Highland Park Women’s — Club. vag The program will include Frank Whitcher and David Carr, principals of the Deerfield Grammar School and Shepard, respectively, who will show slides taken of students and school activities dur- Founder’s Day. typing for their personal use. the 1.E.A. Mr. Parker is president of the district 10 teachers’ council. ' McBride, vice president; Mrs. Herbert Byard, secretary; and Mrs, C. Hallengren, treasurer. last general meeting of the year. Past president of the organization will be honored during the ence. for a special instruction tv program sponsored b Plans Potluck School P.T.A. will hold a pot luck supper at 6:30 p.m. next Thursday foreign language District 106 superintendent, and Mr. Crowell, Highland Park School District 108 superintendent, 2-5 P.M. WEEKDAYS 12-7 P.M. WEEKENDS SOUTH TO 1718 446-6966 273-3131 _ _ �TEEN PAGE STAFF Steve H. P. H. S. Teen Page a By DAVID Q. MacPHERSON - Many students at Highland Park High School do not re_alize it, but they support a dictatorship. It is not unheard of for one student to physically assault another because of a difference in political views. Students 3 sometimes try to steal publications from the owners bey cause they oppose the ideas that _ are printed in the publications. It possible to see a student attempt to rip a button off the shirt of another, or to take a bumper sticker off of a car. Many stu_ dents would like to see certain organizations outlawed because they disagree with those organizations’ views. It can be said that many HPHS students would like to deny freedom of the press, freedom of _ speech, and the right to assemble ae certain individuals, and they believe that they have the authori_ ty to take Brent away of those the private people without | due process of law. eer. Because they wish to radically oe the Bill of Rights, they _ Support dictatorship. _ viduals whose <2 ceteeaned The rights indi- are being are rightwingers. The _ student body at HPHS is very tolerant of practically all left-wing _ groups. If Robert Kennedy spoke _ at HPHS, he probably would ee receive a oegone standing ovation; if Wallace did the same he _ would be lucky if he left without oo. or damage to his car. To make matters worse, many _ students are politically ignorant. de == One student wore a button that _ said, ‘Stamp Out Socialism.” For this, he was labeled a National | Socialist. Another student wore a New . The nam. The most shocking example was when one student was called a Communist because the words, “Fight detention originated from hall, an idea were button in- he was or button saying, “‘Black Power,’’ has been stolen. However, stickers saying, “I’m a secret member the John Birch of Society,’’ and that the Bill of Rights does been guilty of © certain types of misbehavior, such as excessive tardiness and cutting of classes. The program is run _ like a study hall and is proctored highly discouraging, in a which some worse than regular study hall, students find Therefore, this out of trouble. _ up? Because the program which preceded it provided only for exclusion from school—a solution s too serious to be placed on the record for any but the infraction of the ‘ school rules. General protest on the part of some S students may possibly be an dedication of the program’s ceatitnces, The idea of an articles efex- on this page are -_-written by students at Highland | Park High School. We encourage comments from both teens and ‘adults. Send them in care of the = Teen Page to the Herald, 444 | Central a Av., society May in 31 a_ special represent 5 Seven library assistants at Highland Park High School recently at- percent of their class- Unless guilty of an infraction of the rules, these students will tended the annual High School Librarians of Chicagoland Student Assistants luncheon. Winners of door prizes at the luncheon are (from automatically retain their membership ‘in the society next year. The selection was made left) Candy scholarship, and decision named Society are: Denne Babbin, Michael Collins, service Members Bernabei, Board Falkof, Margeson, Kathy Park M. Morris, Beth Moses, Robert Nachman, Karen Nussbaum, Lynn Reisler, Marilyn Sher, Kenneth Spector, Jill Stein, Stuart Stein, of the Student ‘Stunts for Stunts. Alice Finston, Jill Janows, Frances Joseph, Deborah Kleinman, Judith Konowitz, Robert Luskin, Deborah Loeff, Alice Lowe, Michael next year’s could be sent home as a production High at Sctool Highland recently Futhermore, the new treasurer seems to top any other form discipline, with the exception of of possibly an Highland Park. providing effective students away tool from a detention for any keeping sort of trouble. At HPHS such privileges study appearance halls, and are now on sale Park High School’s exists. Granted large there is just another for ju- of a ticket is $5 and it at the amount are of some people is wrong. to leave freedom who take high school or the Fell Co. The dance will be held from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Featured at the prom will be the Dick Judson band. Tickets for the after-prom party cost $2 per person. boundaries requirement. of ninth- personal advantage not only respect education of books. An algebra teacher knows extends more by the by The board selection was made Edward Aronson, English teacher; Mrs. Loraine Cardinal, chemistry teacher and_ senior class sponsor; Martin Haberland, music department chairman; and them of but out of the about life than and singing roles will not be conducted until around Christmas time. Theme and title for the show have not as yet been selected. are a group of effigies and education At HPHS selected Committee heads also will be determined shortly. As next year’s Stunts will not be presented until early in the second semester instead of early November, tryouts for dancing, speaking, how to handle it in a mature of students no longer a place where teachers nior prom to be held Saturday at the high school. purchased that many to its students as talk halls, permission a be composes the script for the show. have taken a new viewpoint on school. With the above stated privileges and the friendship that encircles student-teacher relationships, school is Offered for Sale may be They state that the students do not know It seems will choreographeri n the near future. Four to six students will be selected in the near future to serve ont he creative board which GOLDBERG the faculty extends line Miss Shirley Nice, drama coach. fashion and that high school is not the place where it should be given. But as a student I feel that I must refute this statement. period handle as it is a senior class project. Heads for the senior girls’ chorus at Highland Park High School. feel that the liberalism will They are Mark Leopold, production co-ordinator; Lynn Reisler an Bob Kramsky, co-directors; Jill Stein, choral director; Miles Falkof and David Inlander, comusic directors; Karen Nussbaum, .choreographer; and Jen- this time there is much controversy over the present educational system these liberties, but the majority Tickets for Prom Tickets Highland ny Tuesday business arrangements for Stunts, Are Deserved _By SUE co-art announced. last step system Gibson, Whoever is elected senior class were Student Rights before final removal from school. Ralph nifer Fell and Ed Hoffman, directors. annual Editorial the seriously troublesome students senior; At High School Named at a college. Myles Berman, Student Stunts Board into to the National Lynne Barb by the consideration. This honor will be included in the record of a student applying Juniors Seltzer, freshman; senior; and Mike Gerchenson, freshman. (Jon Kalan Photo) faculty, taking leadership, charac- Its flexiblity lies in the fact that The cost All the . rules. Generally, it serves as quite Why has this program been set severe into ceremony program a _ gtudent’s the National Honor Society. Previously, only seniors had been considered for membership. The 25 juniors to be initiated repul- period after school for the less improtant violations of school most at Highland Joseph Tobin, and Susan Wolf. 2 by different teachers each period Fe on a voluntary basis. The offending student remains in school and studies rather than being sent _ home on suspension. | first time could be a great incentive to stay It provides a place for students have the tended stay in a study hall can be sive. go who For Park High School, juniors will be admitted to the local branch of for early not apply to their counterparts, and they believe that they can impose a dictatorship on those who don’t agree with them. A dictatorship of the left is called Communism. Photographer Good Ritholtz Society American: flags attached to the aerials of cars, have been stolen. feel Head Layout Editor Editorial Page Richard Grossman Reporter Ira Hirshfield Reporter Dr. John Munski Adviser Robert To Join ter, It is the left-wing students who are the intolerant ones. The leftist students at HPHS Jon Kalan Editor Richard Juniors buttons saying, ‘Back HUAC (House Unamerican Activities Committee),”” have been ripped off cars or shirts. Most disgusting, ~ disciplinary program of Highland oom High School. :a a_ The conservative students have often been called intolerant. The opposite is the true situation. No liberal student has been physically assaulted because he was a liberal. No bumper sticker saying, “Kennedy and Fulbright in 1968,” being to on wearing. presented -by several faculty - members, is a new addition to the 3 Communism,’ scribed Punishment Offered in-school _ which button saying, ‘I’m more afraid of sell-out than fallout.”’ According to his fellow students, he wants the U.S. to withdraw from Viet- Herman, David Price News Editor ' Sue Goldberg Feature Editor Alfredo Monteverde Reporter Stan Zoller Reporter a simple equation, and a guidance counselor is good for other things than reprimanding students. Another attribute of this so called “liberalism” is that it prepares the Oscar Brown Set For After-Prom The after-prom party from 12:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. Sunday will feature Oscar Brown Jr., who has been rehearsing a revue, ‘“‘Opportunit, Please Knock,” using members of the Blackstone Rangers, a South Side gang that will be touring the HPHS planning to further their education next fall, a good preparation for the future is a necessity. In college there is no one around to tell you what to do and at what time. It is left up to the individual. But for country with him. The after-prom party will be sponsored by the Student Activities Committee, and a definite location has not been chosen yet. some Tickets are priced at $4 per couple student for college. With about 85 percent of the seniors now who have never had this freedom of choice, the attending freedom contributes to the student’s failure in college. So by being given, at a lower level, a certain amount of freedom, the student will perhaps be better prepared for the future. and will be sold both at the prom and at the door. Dress casual—slacks or skirts. 80 May ee will 18, be 1967 coe on gl as ea a oe �Fe. Sand (Continued from page 14) pquire a great deal of water for e cooling. He explained that the water hich is pumped from the sand t could be used as a coolant for he plastics plant. He said that ater is particularly abundant in he area able in because a of a high water 40-foot sand hich lies just under the land. strata the surface He said he would build his own pptic system to treat the water d to tie it in with the cooling peration. This raised an objection om a representative of the Lake ounty Health Department, who stified that the plastics plant bight cause problems for area psidents. “Many to that area people same have wells of sand strata hich -Mr. Trumbull wants to mp: If he lowered the water vel too far, these people would Ave to dig deeper wells,’’ he said. He also noted that balth department the county does not want approve any more private pptic systems. ‘‘We would have insist that the plastics company e up with the Lincolnshire sewpe treatment system,”’’ he said. Might Pollute Streams “‘Because the land is so porous, r. Trumbull would have to have exceptionally good system to oid sending pollutants into the ream which runs through his operty and into other septic stems in the area.”’ Lincolnshire and Riverwoods ave objected to the proposed zoning. Both villages have ap- oved resoiutions which said that e rezoning would cause traffic d other hazards and that it ould adversely g property. affect surround- earms is ‘‘undeniable.”’ ‘A nationwide Gallop poll in nuary showed 70 percent of the ople interviewed said gun laws ould be more strict and 75 did not feel a that the resolution rezoning person ould be able to send away for a Schools Wish Tax Cards Were Right also would not be compatible with property uses although Vernon Township school district property owners who appeared at officials wish that the error made in the surrounding area, the hearing testified that several other industries, including IBG, have plants along Aptakisic Rd. Riverwoods’ objection added that the rezoning would be ‘“‘unjustified and unwarranted.’ The two municipalities’ objections will require a three-fourths majority approval of the rezoning by the Lake County Board. Mr. Sterley said that the zoning board will try to have its recommendation on before June the the petition ready 6 county board meeting. Residents of Deerfield on 225,000 tax information Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Beach- cards Cub Scout Pack 150 will present a “Circus Fun Night” at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Deerfield Grampective Cub Scouts and since combe, a circus program. by will Den Frank Hol- the circus band and will perform with both homemade and conventional instru- Francisco, Honolulu, Hawaii, and Tokyo, before meeting Dr. Beach- ments. after two weeks cluded Spain, Time their and in Bangkok, holiday in con- Italy, France. For Commager Talk Cates, will have a series of side shows including a fat man, bearded lady, and snake charmer, STUDENT College Commons on middle campus at 8:30 tonight. man E. Johnson, 1335 Central St., Deerfield, has been named to the the lecture cause Klemp, in Cub_ decided den VISITS SISTERS Scout Jim J. 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DOWN — FIVE YEARS BISHOP HEATING 1543 Old Deerfield Road HIGHLAND TO PARK PAY" Glenview 1825 ID 2-0407 | it would would have cost more than $7,000 and taken up to three months’ time. achievement Glenview his office be simpler to explain the mistake. He said that changing. the sheets Mrs. Jack Douglas’ Den 2 will present a circus clown act. Den 1, under the direction of Mrs. Jack Henry Steele Commager, American historian, will speak on “American Global Responsibilities Today’ at Lake Forest for the held the with musical accompaniment by Mrs. Robert Rierson. A slapstick clown act will be performed by Den 3 with the help Is Corrected time for since 4, Mrs. be and Exposition families are expected to attend. sponsored songs districts, tion sheets were not changed be-— The program will conclude with Scout awards pros- and _ their January. Mrs. Beacher left early last month, spending time in San The Beachers, LA Richard these rectly credited to them, was compared to the 1966 tax rate. Raymond J. Shehan, county | collector, said that the informa- Tomorrow of Mrs. mother. in a amount they actually will receive this year, plus the amount incor- Cub Pack 150 Will Present present Kong. for sheet. In most instances, this was ‘Circus Fun Night’ resulted distorted picture of tax increases: and the township gravel fund was mistakes—told residents that Vernon Township school districts and has er in Hong which credited to the last taxing district listed on the tax information and computer from International Minerals Chemical Corp. in Skokie, Thailand, In each case, the amount a school district. The mistake also bination of human Cubmaster Howard Gottlieb will show movies of pack activities for the past year and the Scouts will in Bangkok, money should have been credited to the township road and bridges fund er, 416 Kenmore Av., Deerfield, have returned from Europe. Dr. Beacher, on assignment been were receiving. more tax than they really will. mailed out by the Lake County collector’s office weren’t an error. The error — made by a com- mar School gym. More than 100 active Return From Europe been changed from 8 p.m., reported in last week’s paper. (Continued from page 10) inistrative red tape and needless strictions on legitimate sportsen and gun collectors who are inevitable part of proposals to gister individual firearms,’’ said pn. Berning. “The procedure will be effective pcause it provides for complete estigation and approval before h individual can buy a gun or mmunition, not after the damage as been done. “Applications have to be prossed within 20 days,” the senar said. en. Berning asserted that the © ed for effective control of rcent Lincolnshire’s_ said The Legislature Credited to Wrong Fund Pit GLENVIEW State GLENVIEW, ROAD TELEPHONE Member: Federal Bank Insurance Deposit Corp. ILLINOIS 729-1900 — �TEN ims ee eungh inate Eh Be pe e a 83 uae TEEN PAGE STAFF David Mr. Schooler Tom Editor in Chief Silverwood Mindy Nissen Adviser Elaine Elaine Managing Edita Reporte Olson Reporter Werner DHS to Give Arts Festival Deerfield High School will present its annual Arts Festival Saturda and Sunday in a program designed to cover the broad panoramo o student talent. Represented in the weeklong marathon of culture will be the field of drama, art, music, home economics, industrial arts, and forensics An art display currently graces the high school’s halls. It includes D. H. S. Teen Page self-created fashions, op and pop art, sculpture, print, photography, and painting. Drama Deerfield High School's Philharmonic Warriors The orchestra will be featured in a culminating concert May 26 with the concert band and choruses. will be an important part of the annual DHS Arts Festival which begins May 20 at the high school. at 7:30 tonight Faculty will be Sandie Gail Danarski, Barb Gilbert, Chris Daker, to members the National made the choices last week, basing their votes on leadership, service to the school, character, and scholar- ship. The elected juniors include: Tyler, Pat Prudent, Jim Johnson, Sue Whitten, Henry Moran, Jane George Barb Vickerman, Susan Liff, Laurie Field, Ellen Lauzan, Hester Balsam, Ann Levi, Charles Levi. and Diane Rummel, students of Mrs. Henschen, will perform solos. Mr. Mr. Baumgartner, a graduate of Northwestern University School of Music, a faculty member of the American Conservatory of Music and has appeared with the Chicago Lyric Opera, the Grant Park Symphony: Orchestra, and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. On May 16 he will appear as a soloist on the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Chamber Music series at Orchestra Hall. Mrs. Henschen is a lyric soprano soloist and teacher. She is an international artist in radio, concert, has taught years. area for 17 held social chairman, and recording girls voted secre- in these Margery Bodle, Stephanie Cun- Katzenberg, and Ann Also, Diana Neuman, Patricia Phelan, Pamela Reschke, Ernest Sammann, David Schier, Steve Waldman, Craig Weichmann, Stephen Weiss, Priscilla Young, and Alan Zaeske. Another ten per cent of the class of 1968 will be selected next fall. Students to Discuss Activities Faculty members of Deerfield High explain the nature extra-curricular Parent and students School will of the school’s activities Teacher various activities, their programs -and goals, requirements for membership, and the opportunities they provide. All articles on this page are written by students at Deerfield High School. We encourage comments from both tenns and adults. Send them in care of the Teen Page to the Villager, 444 Central Av., Highland Park. Story,” “The Edward Apollo of Bel- by the Society, and DHS National all proceeds Dance Numbers Set Club will present several Several students will present talks on the particular activities in which they are involved. Two students at Deerfield High School won honors in the 1967 Scholastic Awards. Robert Thompson won an honorable mention in art with a colored chalk study. Merrick Leler won an honor award in photography. He received a $10 cash award for his colored picture, People. Scholastic Magazine conducts this program, and each year show the use of props in dance with their interpretation of a butterfly emerging from a cocoon. Chris Bach and Hedy Brody will dance an impression of laziness caused by the heat in the tropics. Katie Connelly, Debbie Sidran, and Sue Rogers will present a cutting from Igor Stravinsky’s “The Rite of Spring.” Forensics groups will be represented by Hazel Montgomery cutting from “Arsenic and in a Old Lace.” Miss Montgomery was the first DHS state year. representative competition in down- earlier this Plan Declamation McLaughlin will deliver Jane a declamation entitled ‘“Choose One of Five” by Edith Sampson, and Laurie Lichter will titillate the audience with a comedy reading from George Bernard Shaw’s “‘Androcles and the Lion.” Individual students will present musical numbers, home _ economics projects, and industrial arts activity. during the first hour pro- gram Saturday include Rick Conedero, Barb Blane, Bruce Bell, and Joan Eldredge, of a vocal group. all members rish; piano duet, Barb Blane and Bonnie Gottlieb; vocal solo, Joan Duhamel; piano solo, Rick Conedero; and a duet by flutist Lauri Dan Totheron, Emperor’s Nightingale,” performed. The who play of an learns the real deals Oriental to “T will b wit emperd differentiate and the worlds. The performances take place in Room J-101. Troubadour, the DHS bg artificig wi litera magazine, will be on sale in t lobby. The magazine offers cross section of the creative writing. best studer The Arts festival will wind with a concert May 26 by t Deerfield High School Conce Band, Orchestra, and Choruses. Students Score High in Contest Several Deerfield High Scho students made high placements the American Association Teachers of German Contest e amination administered at Nort western University Apr. 8. Frank Nordt scored highest second-year German, and Simo Mattenheimer placed sixth in t third-year division. Neither will & considered for prizes, howeve since both were born in Germa and are considered native spea ers. Other DHS students who rank¢ high in the competition wet Richard Irland and Mike Schule in the third-year contest, a Linda Benthaus and Kristine Ne son, second-year students. Miss Thayer Initiated By Honorary Fraternit ‘Miss Phyllis A. Thayer of Dee field has been initiated by Gam Aleta Doerr. Performers for the second segment will include vocal solos by Theta chapter of Beta Beta Bet the national honorary fraterni Hazel Illinois University. and French Montgomery horn and Barb Vickerman; piano duet, Ann Coen and Wendy Coplan; flute trio, composed of Joel Rosenberg, Steve Waldman, and Liz Isely; a 2 p.m., vocal and instrumental performances will be presented, Entries by Will Present Play same time a children player Lichter can are submitted. play tween be submitted in three divisions, Art, Writing, and Photography. states the routine depicting an insect; Barb Blane and Joan Eldredge will clarinet-flute duet; and a trombone quartet. Two one-hour programs will be featured on Sunday. From 1:30 to thousands of entries from all fifty At the story Other performances will include a cello solo by Georgi Anne Par- Magazine Cites 2 DHS Students and from 3 to 4 dance an forensics programs will be hig lighted. numbers as part of the program. Barb Blane will do a comic Student musicians who will per- at the Organiza- Zoo and form and goals, requirements for mem School publicity chairman, corresponding 82 the Highland Church. She its High president, tary. Only elections. this is the elections yesterday. A vice president, secre- and senior classes. Girls’ Club elections also were held fo rthe offices of president secretary, in and conclave. The meeting will give the parents information about tary, treasurer, and social chairman were elected from each of next year’s sophomore, junior, vice oratorio eighth graders to be guests at the Picked by 3 Classes Deerfield and soprano soloist at Park Presbyterian annual all school president, Baumgartner tion meeting at 8 p.m. May 25 in the high school cafeteria. The PTO has invited parents of All-School Elections Held; New Officers Baum, Chesrow, ningham, Leslie Davis, Michael Finkelstein, Anne Fish, Christine Foster, James Gesler, Henry Hakewill, Barbara Henschen, Lester Holtzblatt, Pamela Jordan, and Hazel Montgomery, all students of Mr. Baumgartner. Nancy “The Dance Five percent of the junior class Deerfield High School was recently named Honor Society. with presenta- will go toward scholarships. Get Honors in the Saturday play tions. These will include ‘The Bald Soprano” by Eugene Iones- Honor Of Juniors at officially lae,” Jean Giraudoux. The drama portion of the festival will be Steve Derebey, Leslie Baird, Jane Tahtinen, Joan Duhammel, Tom _ Wallace, festival sponsored Mr. Donald Baumgartner and Mrs. Muriel Henschen, voice teachers at Deerfield High School, _ will present a recital of their voice will one-act Albee; 5 Percent Recital Is Tonight chorus room. Performing solos Russo, Jeff Mapps, Mace Rummel, Anne Dougherty, the several co; Voice Students’ students open classes for zoology majors at Eastem She also has been invited attend a dinner given by t university’s president, Quinc Doudna, honoring all students w earned a straight A average ft One quarter or more. Miss Tha er, daughter of Mr. and M Wallace W. Thayer, 1134 Chert Av., is a 1964 graduate of Dee field High School. May 18, 196 �D.H.S. EVENT Will Crown Royalty of Junior Prom Used Books The Highland Park High School Forum and the Highland Park Human Relations Committee will co-sponsor a musical revue June 2 On June 15 ‘It’s Academic’ limited to turn in line to turn in ® Students will be required present their I.D. cards or erification from the Dean. Final Round to a ® School schedules will be used o check questionable turn-ins. correspond to Two of these Highland Park High School juniors may be crowned chedules and must have been burchased during this school year. ore than one book of the same itle will require a valid receipt. ® Students will not be allowed to urn in books for another person. @ Only books to be used during e 1967-68 school year will be king and queen of this year's Junior Prom. The dance, called "Cruise Down Bourbon Street," will be held Saturday. From left are (top row) Bob Crovetti, Peter Frye, Brad Lind, and Chip Mills, \greeee row) Francie Joseph, Jill Stein, Yvette Prizant, and Torrie Flin . (Jon Kalan Photo) ccepted. @ A list of books to be accepted ill be posted on bulletin boards rior to purchase date. Students re reminded not to carry any thers into the processing area. ® Numbers will be issued on a first-come, first-serve’ basis at designated time and place. first round, n exchange program. 3 the executive School isited DHS for a day, attending asses with members of the During Thess eight students fe bane been nominated as candidates for king, queen, and court members at Saturday's prom. From left are (top row) Buzz Ballenger, Nate Resnick, Mike Margeson, and Barry Solk, (bottom row) Debbie Asher, Laurie Eisenschiml, Cathy Boilini, Calendar and Sandy Freeman. (Jon Kalan Photos) Saturday Deerfield Jaycees—“CommuniProgress Day.” The Jaycees Monday School! Ni hool. Deerfield-Wilmot School District p.m., achers’ lounge of Wilmot Junior igh School, Wilmot and Deerfield ds. Deerfield-Highland Park School istrict 113—Board meeting, 8 m., administration building, 1040 y. 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Community Deerfield Lavin, Tickets at $1.50 apiece for adults are available at The Fell Co. clothing stores or from stu- the Ex- utive Board meeting seventh eriod, they met for a discussion. b9—Board rary of Highland also will per- NT Board. from School, SD SN xecutive group High Planning fo air condition your home or business? board High performing BE Park Mark taped the TS Highland Dawe, and captain Lance Rodgers. The team’s semi-final victory over Niles East and St. Joseph’s High School, taped Mar. 12, will be shown at 6 p.m. June 3 on channel 5. The xchange Program On May in Chuck of form. two previous rounds, Highland Park High School’s “It’s Academic” team will enter its final round Sunday against Niles West and Elmwood Park High Schools. The show, produced by NBC-TV, will be taped and shown on television in June or July. Representing the school are seniors blues Park was shown Saturday. In _ that match, the Highland Park team defeated representatives of Thornton Fractional North and Lake View High School by almost 250 points. This is the first year Highland Park has competed on the program. The school so far has received two $100 bonds for its first two victories. Members of the Student Council xecutive Board from Deerfield igh School and other neighboring hools have been participating in om majority Se must rela- ae © Books A Plans Victorious human groups will come from Waller High School in Chicago’s Old Town. The Shape, a girls’ rhythm and heir books. school’s en be Team the tions activities. ce will titled “‘The Sound of the Soul.’ Proceeds from the benefit, to begin at 8:30 p.m. in the school’s main auditorium, will be used to support Deerfield High School students ill be able to sell their textbooks At the annual used book sale entatively scheduled for June 15. The sale rules are: ® Students Rights Groups Plan Soul Music 0 Be Sold ynly one High School’s Human MAIL COUPON OR CALL TODAY! 729-0777 RANE Model RAC 21 AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING 83 © �tg BS 5 Twp. Will Issue Tax anticipation warrants total- West Deerfield Township Board. Auditors William Jacob, Edwin Gillen, and Willard Wageman _ authorized the measure week’s board meeting. at last Supervisor Bruce Frost blamed election expenses, which totaled $2,738, as the primary reason for issuing warrants. Of the $8,500, $4,500 will be applied to the town fund, and $4,000 to the IIlinois - Municipal Retirement Fund. Deficit Totals $7,980 Mr. Frost said the warrants would tide the township over until tax money is available in midJune. The town fund deficit now totals about $4,100, while the de- Calendar to Today a.m.—Tot 11 Jewett Park Church. 1 to and 3 program, Presbyterian p.m.—Tot program, Jewett Park. 7:15 and 8:30 p.m.—Golf Wilmot Junior High School. 9 to Tomorrow a.m.—Tot 11 Jewett Park Church. and 8 to 11:30 Jewett Park. 9 am. class, program, Presbyterian 1 to 3 p.m.—Tot Jewett Park. program, p.m.—Teen dance, Saturday to noon—Day camp registration, swim poll pass regis7:30 to 9:30 p.m.—Junior seventh graders, High Shepard School. Sunday 1 to 3 p.m.—Pool pass registration, Jewett Park. Monday 4 to 5:30 p.m.—Painting class, Jewett Park. ; 7 p-m.—Men’s softball League, scheduled diamonds. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.—Men’s infor- mal basketball, Wilmot Junior High School; paddle tennis, Shepard Junior High School. Tuesday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.—T.O.P.S. Club, Jewett Park. 7:15 to 9:30 p.m.—Adult golf class, Wilmot Junior High School. 7:30 to 9 another item of business, newly appointed Town Clerk Holbert Ellis said he intends to write former clerk Mrs. Ruth Vetter, requesting return of certain township records. The records include the minute book from the 1966 town meeting; the town auditors’ book, containing minutes of board meetings; and the highway commissioners record book. Mr. Frost said he has consulted with State’s Atty. Bruno Stanczak about the problem, and that if the records are not returned ‘‘further action’’ will be contemplated. Mr. Frost also has spoken with records, but apparently is reluctant to release them without Mrs. Vetter’s authorization. The auditors also authorized Mr. Ellis officially to notify Mrs. Vetter and board’s Mr. Reagan acceptance of of her In other business, the board: @ Refused to approve a $102 bill for rental of a typewriter and stand in Mrs. Vetter’s possession. The amount represents payments for about six months. The board approved without dispute about 35 other township bills. ® Agreed to continue paying 40 percent of the heat and electric bills for the West Deerfield Township Library. The other 60 percent is paid by the township library board. p.m.—Men’s recrea- of $2.50, of $2 an hour, to Alfred a clerk in the assessor’s @ Approved a resolution establishing Mr. Ellis’ office in the basement of the town hall. He also will have a desk upstairs. ®@ Established June 14 as the date for the next auditors’ meet- ing. GIVEN : ee PRE as ore Se < eee oe sos ts Sati Bannockburn School District 106 officials mailed a letter to dis- trict residents last week to explain the district’s two referendums May 27. Residents are being asked to approve an increase in the district education fund tax-rate ceiling from $1.33 to $1.54 per $100 as_ sessed valuation. The letter said the increases are needed to meet the costs of a growing school enrollment, the rising salaries of teachers, and the higher operating expenses of occupying a new addition. Written by directors Mrs. Sally Whiting, Brewster Freifeld, and A. Stiles, the letter ex- plained that more teachers have been needed to meet the larger to Jewett Church. 1 to 11 Wednesday a.m.—Tot Park 3 and program, Presbyterian p.m.—Tot program, Jewett Park. AWARDS John Camp, 1435 Hackberry Rd., Deerfield, has received a gold tie clip and a_ citation certificate recently for 10 years of service with Kraft Foods. Mr. Camp, a national product advertising manager, was presented the awards at a recent marketing meeting. WINDOW SHADES 15% Park Office Open OFF Mr. Lynn Stiles, president of District 106 School Board, opened Monday’s meeting with a summary of the May 26 tax-rate referendum. Mr. Stiles outlined tax rates in 106 and surrounding districts. The 1965 educational-fund limit in 106 was $1.22 per $100. Neighboring rates were $1.52 for District 107, $1.60 for 108, $1.30 for 109, $1.60 for 110, $1.34 for 111, and $1.11 for 113. District 106 went up to $1.33 in 1966, and the proposed 1967 ceiling up for vote May 27 is $1.54 per $100 in the educational fund. The proposed new building fund rate is $.25 per $100. In bers other business, board memdiscussed the effect on 106 schools of the 20 children of Trinity College’s faculty and students. Mr. Stiles the schools educate trict. maintained had that an obligation children within the to cost $1 more per person be sold only on weekdays. 84 and will Draperies SHOP AT HOME Grove Piss 30 W. DUNDEE WHEELING 537-1245 NEWS Bannockburn physical plant and to absorb no recurring outlays for the buildi residents want,’’ the letter stated. *‘The district must be prepared to meet the actions of other schools in the area. So far, we have kept in step satisfactorily, project. The letter noted that about ha of next year’s building fund i but the up- come already has been spent. T district has issued $7,000 in t ward pressures can be expected or even intensify.” The building fund rate increase is needed to heat, light, It was also noted that the district receives $330 in state aid income for each student. It was estimated that only nine Trinity students will attend next year. The board also heard Mr. George Ergang, district superintendent and principal of Bannockburn School, report that the Mousa dis- trict is obligated to co-operate with colleges employing practice teaching. RENT-A-CAR $995 = ALL NEW CARS WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION RADIO - HEATER - SEAT BELTS aT LAKE CAR WASH 1970 First Street Downtown Highland Park ~1D 21234 ABOUT anticipation warrants. ‘Further deficit financing behalf of the building fund pro ably will be necessary in the ne fiscal year, as well. It is hope clean, and operate the school’s enlarged however, that two or three year experience with the higher 25-ce rate we are seeking for the bui ing fund will enable us to retu to a current basis,”’ the letter plained. “Only if adequate financing provided can Bannockburn Sch« maintain the traditionally hi Practice teachers from Trinity College have taught in District 106 schools, and Mr. Ergang said that the proximity to Trinity might help at recruitment time. educational standards community expects.” He revealed that two part-time people may be added to the staff in September. He hopes that the present special reading program can be incorporated into the school’s whole literature program. ~ Other items touched on by Mr. Ergang included the good response to the recent sex education films, the lack of response to the summer workshop program, the June 1 deadline to apply for funds under the National Defense Education Act, and the June meeting of the Committee for Inter-District Cooperation. that EXHIBITION ONE ART EXHIBIT AND SAL BETH EMET SYNAGOGU ~ Dempster & Ridge, Evansto Saturday, May 20th 8 p.m.- 11 p.m. Sunday, May 2Ist— - The general meeting concluded with the board’s approval of the payment of three bills totaling 2 p.m.- 9 p.m. ADMISSION: ONE DOLLAR $725.75. dis- $4.95 - 24 Hour Day Also Custom enrollment. ‘Further increases in the pupil load undoubtedly are in the offing and the school must be able to provide the teaching personnel ‘that the growing number of children will need,’”’ the letter explained. Higher teachers’ salaries are needed to ‘‘attract and retain the staff our school deserves and that For Tax-Rate Increases Plus 8c Per Mile INLLUDES: GAS - OIL - INSURANCE For Pool Passes Residents may purchase pool passes in the Deerfield Park District office in Jewett Park from 8:30 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4:30 p.m. today and tomorrow; from 9 a. m. to noon Saturday, and from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday. After Sunday, the passes will es ngs ae 106 Board Reviews Bid tion, Shepard Junior High School. $9 Eitan the resig- nation. instead Dexter, office. oe (ey He Lynn Reagan Has Some @ Authorized payment tration, Jewett Park. Night, In eS fund is about Mrs. Vetter’s attorney, James Reagan of Northbrook. Mr. Reagan claims he has some of the Recreation 9 ficit in the IMRF $3,880. 5 Riverwoods School Dist. Explains 2 Referendums Warrants for Tax ing $8,500 will be issued by the IG NURSERY CLEARANCE 50% OFF on ALL nursery stock! eEVERGREENS eTREES © eBUSHES Green Valley Turf Nursery Rte. 41 — Gurnee 3-miles on north east MA of side Grand of Ave. road 3-8255 May 18, 19 4 �Rummage Sale Scheduled The Woman’s Association of the used to furnish the new church, which was dedicated last fall. Deerfield Congregational Church will hold a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday and next Thursday in the church, 225 Wilmot Rd. Proceeds from the sale will be An unusual feature of the sale will be an ‘‘Adoption Bureau”’ for puppies and kittens. The puppies are “labradoodles,” a combination of labrador and poodle. Berlitz is now enrolling in Winnetka These are the planning committee members for planned. is pene Brown, Deerfield-area Mason Night, scheduled r | p.m. Tuesday in the lodge, 711 a ful -course dinner, and arat Colle ge From are Brad Jerry Schweitzer, Bill Deal, and Jim Reagan. (Milton Merner Photo} Due to conditions beyond our control, we were not able to open our new school in Win- are June 19 Is Kick-off Date tudies Move The annual FOSTER gram North Suburban YMCA’s nine-week summer pro- for children who will be at least 8 years old by Dec. 1 will begin June 19. The activities are open to any member of the North Suburban Y, and as in the past, will include two days each week of supervised playground and swim at Glen- Barrat College of the Sacred art in Lake Forest may be ved to the University of Chi- eo campus. year-long feasibility study cerning the relocation was proved Saturday by the board trustees, culminating several ynths of discussion. brook North High School, and three field trips each week. Bus service is provided with pickup and drop-off in Northbrook onald Andries, head of the cole’s public information said the pference of many students for niversity environment instead a “country setting’? is one hson for possible relocation. 50, about a third of the students from the Chicago area, he at the YMCA, Deerfield at 849 Waukegan Rd., and Glenview at Lyons School. Reservations for trips must be made with the YMCA office, and bus fares and activities must d. kccording to a college spokesn, the study will be made by administration, faculty, board trustees, and possibly profesal consultants. fees for be paid special in ad- have a three-inch YMCA teaching at vanced swimming instruction. For trips, all boys are required to wear an official North Suburban Y T-shirt and girls are required to Laura Sprague B. Sprague 10, Half Day, interesting name. bit of ary 2, 1815, and x FURNACE FINANCING INSPECTIONS Robinsons HEATING y 18, 1967 : D .PARK @e School boasts history in died August call us now to arrange for your enrollment. Berlitz School 950 Linden of Languages Tel: 782-6820 Avenue WANT FINGER-TIP MOWING EASE WITH LONG-LIFE DEPENDABILITY? f of an its LAWN BOY 19” DELUXE LONG LIFE LAWN BOY 12, ee CONDITIONING You More! PHONE: — sorry for our delay in open- NEW, LOW RATES Saves ANDA.. Please immediate Was For Courteous, Professional Service and HUMIDIFICATION 2037 ST. JOHNS AVE. IGH AIR | you. 1899. AVAILABLE. & CLEANING for us. The school was named for Laura B. Sprague, the first school teacher in Lake County. She taught in a log cabin near Half Day in the winter of 1836-37. Miss Sprague was born Febru- Fp ie a CO. ing County’s Ist Teacher AER J GAS emblem cal Society, and the Illinois Sand Laura District be ready We are indeed the zoo, the Museum of Science and Industry, a radio program, a newspaper, the Fourth of July parade, a White Sox game, the Chicago Police Department, Chinatown, and Riverview Park. Other trips will be made to the Field Museum, the port of Chicago, a Young People’s Concert, a bike factory, the Lake County Fair and Horse Show, Cantigny War Museum, a pottery manufacturer, a Cubs’ game, Santa’s Village, Great Lakes Naval Training Station, the Chicago Fire Department, the Chicago Histori- camp will are glad to tell you that the facilities now ing and any inconvenience you had in reach- Outings and field trips this year will include picnics, a dog kennel, Dunes. and as announced. We are on a white blouse. vance. Counselors for this year’s programs will be Larry Rushing, who has worked as associate director of the Elgin YMCA’s summer Glenbrook South High School in September, and Miss_ Cecilia Morner, who was ‘director of last year’s activity and will teach at Glenbrook North in the fall. Qualified instructors will offer beginning, intermediate, and ad- Dfficials at the University of cago have agreed to cooperate he study and will hold a series exploratory discussions with college. r. Andries said the various ups involved in the study have yet determined the method y will use. The study probably 1 take at least a a. he said. ONVENIENT netka For Summer Y Program o Chicago By BONNIE Waukegan entertainment left John Jureck, FREE ESTIMATE Come in for a demonstration .. get our low price! . MASS 2210 SKOKIE {/2-mile Highland inc. Park south VALLEY of Rte. RD. 22) ID 3-2210 �Giants Lose Tourney Tilt in Extra Frame Round Lake Is Victor In 8th 5-4 By ART BELANGER Highland Park’s bid for stat baseball honors was stopped Mo day afternoon when the Littl Giants lost a 5-4 extra-inning gam to Round Lake in the Waukega regional tournament. Round Lake scored a single ru in the second, added two more i the in th sixth to take a 40 lead Highland Park’s half of seventh. The Giants came up with runs to tie the score and send fourth, and another in th fou t game into extra innings but Roun Lake added a run in the top of eighth and Highland Park couldn come back again. “They played better ball tha we did,” said coach Jay Sander: “They’re a nice bunch of ba players. They outhit us 8-3 and g they always say you can’t wi when you don’t hit.” Sarkady Tires te i Chuck Sarkady pitched the fir seven innings and to one man the eighth. After he gave up & a lead-off double Sanders took hi out and moved Bob Sedik out fro “There's where it hit me," says Tim Brandt to uapire Jack Klein. And he won. Asdatent coach Paul Adams ‘comes in from the left as Bob Hefter (14) crosses the plate on the force. Jeff Mason is the on-deck hitter at the right. (Staff Photo by Larry Graff) behind the plate to pitch. “He (Sarkady) said he was tire Ousted From Meet so I decided to go with Sedik. He been effective in short relief jol before and I wanted to save Mi Wolf for tomorrow’s (Tuesday Warriors Drop Two Baseball Tilts fielder’s choice, Greg Hess was hit by a pitch and Tim Brandt was also knicked on the leg by a pitch. The umpire didn’t believe that Brandt was hit until Tim pulled up his uniform and showed the ump the bruise. He then was awarded first base, forcing in one run. Jeff Mason then reached base on an SPORTS _ Larry Dennis, error but Hess was out trying to score after Ommen had tallied on the play. Deerfield’s third run was scored in the fourth when seven men batted but only one run came across. There were three one hit, and one error inning, plus a wild pitch. walks, in the Pitching Fails Warrior pitching failed to protect the lead and Highland Park took advantage of the inexperienced Glen Fritz on the mound in the sixth to score three runs to tie. boys had been playing pretty well. The hitting was good and the fielding not too bad.” Eichstaedt used four pitchers in the game. Editor Errors Hurt With a runner on third and Fritz on the mound, Highland Park’s runner broke for the plate causing Fritz to hesitate in his motion for a balk. The run scored. Moments later coach Carl Eichstedt called for an intentional walk but the pitch was too close to the plate and Garcia laid down a sacrifice bunt which other run to score. allowed an- “If we had been able to get by without those two errors who knows what would have happened,” said Eichstaedt. “Up to that point I thought the Riverwoods’ Hill Elected President Of Lake-Cook Colt Baseball League The newly formed Lake-Cook Colt League held an organizational meeting recently and elected officers for the coming year. Bill Hill of Riverwoods is the president. He will also manage Deerfield’s entry in the new league. Mrs. D. N. (Jane) Johnson is the secretary-treasurer. Teams competing will be Deerfield, Libertyville Countryside, 86 Lake Bluff, Lake Zurich, Buffalo Grove, and Wheeling. Elk Grove Village and Highwood expressed an interest in joining the league but thus far have been unable to organize a team. The league is for boys 15-and 16years old by July 31. Hill indicated that the roster for the Deerfield team is _ nearly completed. The first game for Libertyville, beginning at 2:30 p.m. Eligibility at Deerfield High School is not affected by participation in the Colt program. Practice sessions or games will not be scheduled until after the school Deerfield Deerfield will be June 6, at season is completed. The Deerfield Colt team is sponsored by the Deerfield Commons Shopping Center, under the authority and leadership of the Boy’s Baseball Assn. Eichstaedt said it was errors that beat the Warriors in the Fremd game last Friday. “We jumped off to an early lead and it looked good, but errors hurt us too much. Fremd doesn’t have a good team but they looked pretty sharp in this game,” the coach said. Fritz went all the way for Deerfield on the mound. HIGHLAND PK. (8) DEERFIELD ( ) Scorn’vacco, ss Rosalini, rf Sedik, c Skidmore, 3b Baker, 2b Rosen, 1b tein, Allderdice, cf olf, p Garcia, p, cf Totals cee By ART BELANGER Deerfield’s varsity baseball team lost the two games it played last week, dropping the final game of the district tournament to Highland Park 8-3 and losing to Fremd 9-8 in a non-league affair. The Warriors drew first blood in the all-District 113 final of the regional by scoring two runs in the second inning off starter Ed Garcia. The two runs were scored without the benefit of a hit. Bob Hefter and Scotty Brewster walked, Jeff Ommen reached on a game Ab RH 3 0 OQ 4 0 0 2 1 1 4 1 1 3 2 1 y BE Sse 3.1 1 1 0 O 1 1 0 2 0 O Ab RH » Se BE Eh me bt 8 4 300 3 0 1 400 3 6 4 210 00 0 20 9 000 00 0 000 23 3 4 Ommen, 3b Hess,2 Brandt, cf Mason, ss Stanger, rf,p heeler, If Johnson, c Hefter, Ib Brewster,p Garrett,p ritz, p Sandler, p Nannini, rf * 8 4 . igies core by Innin' RHE 0201000—3 4 2 0002033—8 6 2 Deerfield Highland Park RBI—Hess, Mason, Scornavacco 2, Rosalini, Sedik, Rosen, Wolf. E—Mason, Ommen, Garcia, . Skidmore. _Sac—Hess, _ Rosen, 6 ‘ Left—Deerfield 9, Highland Park 9. PITCHING SUMMARY, Brewster Garrett (L) Fritz Sandler Stanger Pp 3-2/3 }-2/3 1-1/3 0 ee R 2 3 Garcia 1-2/3 2 3 Eee See ER 2 2 1 1 ae 3 1 2 0 1 Se sO 0 2 1 0 BB 2 3 0 3 a 1 4 Wolf (W) 5-1/3 ee | 3 2 4 WP—Garcia. Balk—Fritz. HBP—Garcia Hess, Brandt), Garrett (Wolf). PB—Sedik. ime—2:27. FREMD (9) DEERFIELD (8) Ab RH Ab RH Freund, ss 4 1 2 Ommen, 3b 5 0 4 Freeman,3b 4 2 0 Hess, Wickersham cf 3 1 2. Brandt, cf 3 0 0 Dickson, c 4 1 1 ason, ss 4--3..} Lohse,1b _4 1 1 Stanger, rf & Ie et | Miehalisko, rf 3 0 1 Garrett, | 4:32 chult, 3 1 1 Johnson, c ae e ells, 3 1 2 Hefter, 1b - Se: | ond, p 3 1 0 Fitz,p a8-3 Chiesl, p 9.9 Totals 32 9 10 Totals 31 8 12 Score by Innings : RHE Deerfield 0301202—812 4 Fremd 020601x—910 1 with New Trier East Sanders said. — The first man that Sedik facé hit a hard bouncer behind t mound that Minnie Scornavacg knocked down and Pat Bak grabbed. The man on second we to third and rounded the ba Baker tried to nab him with throw to Steve Skikmore but th throw was bad and the run score Sedik retired the side in ord after that, but the Giants we beaten. Wolf the Winner The Giants reached the regio tourney by knocking off Deerfie 8-3 last week in the Deerfie district. Wolf was the winning pitcher that game as he went 5innings and allowed just three h after relieving Ed Garcia. Deerfield led 2-0 early in t game as it appeared that t Giants were tight. “I was rea worried early,’’ said Sanders. tried to get them to relax but th wouldn’t. I thought we were goi to lose it.” Highland Park scored two in t¢ fourth to tie the game 2-2 and th broke it open with three in t sixth and three more in t seventh. Warrior pitchers walked ni Giants along the way. Rosen the only hitter able to get mo than one hit. Wolf was hit by a pitch on pitching arm in the sixth inni and he said it was pretty so when the game was over. victory took the sting out of it least for a little while, but he sa later, “I lost’ some sleep with that night.” The Giants lost a Suburb (Continued on page 87) May 18, 194 �Little Giants (Continued from page 86) game to New Trier kighth in District © East 2-1 last Friday when the Indians scored two unearned runs off Sedik in the first inning. Sedik gave up three hits in the Deerfield’s varsity golf team beat Fremd 173-185 in a dual meet inning sandwiched around two Giant errors. That margin proved to be enough for Tom As the representatives learned later, the reason for Dr. Henry’s puzzling behavior was simple. The Illinois faculty senate and the niversity’s athletic board of control had met in secret prior to the arch 18 appeal and had voted not to back the president, decreeng that they would accept no institutional penalties and that they anted the coaches fired. Thus the fate of Pete Elliott and Harry Combs and Howie n peers at their own institution. The Scapegoats Are Innocent Because Dr. Henry chose to remain silent, the faculty representand Bill Reed have become the scapegoats. Dr. Henry has ecome the hero who fought valiantly but in vain to save three men om martyrdom. That Dr. Henry’s personal popularity has been posted as a result of the scandal is an inescapable conclusion. At hat price is another matter. There is another fact which has escaped the public. The blame or the Illinois penalty has been laid primarily at the feet of “Czar” Reed, but the truth is that not once did Reed make a recommendaon of penalty to the faculty representatives. He even offered to pave the room while they were deliberating. This offer was declined, but the representatives wn minds, as befits the men giate Conference. ; whose ; duty made it is to run as up their the Intercol- Still, Reed has been charged with the blame and has accepted it, obably because he believes that is what so believes the decision is right. Personal The point of the whole Gain he is being paid for. He . . . At a Price thing also has been missed. One of Reed’s ms for taking the job six years ago was that he would not be re- ponsible for what had gone before in the Big Ten, that he insisted h a policy of toughness in the future. This included the rule which demands that a school not retain viotors on its staff. At the time, Illinois was a strong advocate of such rule. Indeed, its faculty representative wrote the regulation. So because there have been too few facts brought out and too nany secrets kept that should have been aired, one of this coun- ’s most important men in the field of intercollegiate and interational athletics has been exposed to criticism and ridicule. Throughout the entire case there have been deeds performed for rsonal or political gain of one kind or another. Reed, a man who s too much character, intelligence, and dignity to be subjected to ch treatment, has paid for it, perhaps in some measure of damage his health, certainly at great cost to his time, talent, and energies. his apparently has not seemed important. But integrity is always hportant. no Oe f ae . ne Totals 23 Zz 020101—5 000040—4 HIGHLAND PK. Ab Scornavacco, ss 4 ini Baker, 2b Mayer 2b Rosen, 1b arcia, Allderdice, rf Semkady. ph Totals O0-—-nNon-0-—= ao OmaWhSSLSA Ss 5 we Moore, c Chadwick, 2b olf, Fitzm‘rice, 1b Grassfield, cf Holland, ss Blaker, 3b Heagstedt, rf Cleworth, p A Totals Innings a Round Lake Highland Park NEW TRIER kK, Pp Saforna, p (5) R 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 Highland Park 0000010—1 New Trier 200000x—27 —Rosen, $B—Sedik. Allderdice, Moore, feworth. D d Park, A dice-Rosen. New er, Wolf-Fitzmaurice. Left—Highland Park 7, New Trier 5. PITCHING SUMMARY IP R ER R H SO BB edik (L) ee be ee ee leworth (W) , Rosent. T. ; tae HBP—Cleworth (Rosen). T: Braun as sealed not by the Big Ten’s faculty representatives but by their ives Skidmore, 3b Totals Ab yA Rie tah ss 4 Raske a C00o- There were faculty representatives who were leaning toward leiency, who might have entertained the substitution of an adequate enalty. But Dr. Henry offered none, and so he left them no choice t to enforce the firing penalty provided for in the rules. p LAKE Evanston Theater To Show ‘500’ The Varsity Theater in Evans- ton will have the Indianapolis 500- Mile Memorial Day Automobile Race on its large screen for North Shore racing fans on Memorial Day. This is the fourth consecutive year that the race has been shown at the theater. The closed-circuit television coverage 10:40. Unreserved will begin seats are at honors placed will be held in with fourth 73. Highland with a team Dan Doty allowed just three hits as he went the distance to get the victory. Bill Hoffman was the catcher and had the big hit, a tworun double in the fifth. AGASE AGAINST for 1967 which restricts the rush against punt receivers will fail to accomplish its intended goal—that Katzenberg, each carded Agase, “I think you’ll find most teams this fall will be kicking the ball out of bounds rather than permit returns.”’ took Jack Bassett pleased was with not the dual scores and said the team had ‘just mediocre play on one of the best days (weatherwise) this Deerfield’s won spring.” He wondered if it were possible. “that our boys have played under bad conditions so much they can’t in Central Suburban tion last week, League ea $ a er?”’ Deerfield Katzenberg NEW record is (173)—Vent 43, Laffey 43, Schuler 44, Phillips 43, 47. TRIER meet EAST Team DISTRICT Standings New Trier East 304, Glenbrook South t 313, New Trier West 319, Highland Park 323, Prospect 323, Lake Forest 327, Arlington 330, Deerfield 332, Glenbrook North St. Viator son 363. 339, 334, ; Forest View 339, - Wheeling, 341, Steven? Qualifiers New varsity tennis team its fourth straight dual ~ Fremd (185)—Lynch 42, Dougherty 46, Goode 48, Nelson 49, Carter 54. Warrior Net Team Wins Ath in Row meet ac- Kotzin Kotzin Schmitz BSS Trier East—Gurley 38-38—75, 38-37—75, 38-41—79, 38-35-73, Marini Marini Lenkton’ : 40-37—77, 40-37—77, 40-39—79. BS SBSBRBR Rae Be a 4-1 victory over defending league champion Maine South. The Warriors are undefeated thus far with two duals left in the season. Les Blackburn, Deerfield’s No. 1 singles, beat Jim Kreutzer 6-1, 6-1. Dave Flanagan of Maine earned his team’s only victory by beating Blair Neller 6-3, 6-2. Chris Palmer, Deerfield’s No. 3 singles player, beat Bob Shannon 6-4, 6-4. Deerfield swept the two doubles matches as Jim Gesler and Steve Waldman combined for the first win and Jeff Lloyd and Bill Kahnweiler won the second. A match with Fremd last week was canceled and is scheduled to be played here this afternoon. Results: Singles Blackburn (D) def. Kreutzer 6-1, 6-1; Flanagan (MS) def. Neller 6-3, 6-2; Palmer (D) def. Shannon 6-4, 6-4. Doubles Gesler-Waldman (D) def. LathropHansen 6-1, 6-4; Lloyd-Kahnweiler def. Martino-Denny 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. ‘ ,é & By Red Fell @ | Did you ever realize how g many athletes became big stars in a sport that was sec- a ond .choice end not their @ @ first? a se: For instance, baseball — star Mickey Mantle originally @ wanted to be in football... my qq Rocky Marciano wanted a « =, baseball career and even went ™ Le to spring training — but after @ @ being cut, he turned to boxing and became heavyweight champion of the world! ... Terry Baker went to Oregon * @ @ * State on football — a basketball — not scholarship, but in his senior year, 1962, he won @ | the Heisman Trophy as the m best college football player gm in the nation! ... And so it goes. s One of the best known horse @ races in America is the Preakness, wm held every year at Pimlico .. . But, few people know how the a ee w @ Preakness got its name... Back gy in 1870, a horse named Preakness _ FoF ss oS won the very first stakes race ever all held at Pimlico, and the famous @ Preakness race today is named e SALES | Preakness is one of the very few big races in this country to be ™ named after a horse. . John Chickerneo. Football e SERVICE e OVERSEAS DELIVERY Autohaus in s honor of this horse . . . Thus, the Coach at H.P.H.S., will be fill. @ ing in for me for the next 2 weeks. John's guests will be three area women who will discuss “Focus on the Arts," and the Highland Park art show, on the Red Fell Show, Saturday, May 20th. on evens Specializing in Overseas Delivery 1550 Frontage Road, Northbrook 272-7905 of increasing the number and length of punt returns. ‘‘Instead,”’ said Coach overly RULE Alex Agase, Northwestern football coach, believes the new rule Fremd_ Deerfield’s dual 9-3 for the season. MERCEDES “BENZ (1) the second in seven games for the freshman team. of Three Warriors were tied for the team lead in the Fremd dual. Tom Vent, Dean Laffey, and available at the theater. Highland Park’s freshman baseball team shut out New Trier East 4-0 last Friday. The victory was Lynch total of 323. now Highland Park Frosh Baseball Team Wins John medal honors with 42. play in sunshine and mild weath- Chuck poco Shown Park worl Cause medal 2) No Sedik ROUND which Champaign this weekend. The Indians shot 304 as a team to beat Glenbrook South with 313 and New Trier West with 319. Deerfield’s team total was 332. New Trier’s Lee Gourley took wort pm ES om lhe president of the university, sat for several hours with he representatives and failed to offer one alternative to he order to fire the coaches or be suspended. from the onference. $s r f,¢ Rosalini, (4) —HNHWSW ever been made public, until now, that Dr. David Henry, Sc’rn‘vacco, PK. ~OOSC0O~“SO9000R Bill Reed that in the final ‘show cause” apeal before the Big Ten faculty representatives on March 8 no cause for leniency whatsoever was shown. It has HIGHLAND nN NHR to note state meet with | BD it is interesting for a doubleheader at university, only Proviso East. BWwWOCSCSCSC00—0—0-—Tf against the despoiling of the state ta Maywood ow ar Soo as- ©-0--conn™ else “N or anyone Oo coaches sociated with the scandal. In light of the screams of outrage nROCO—C0—C00-—-—Z Illinois | allowed Giants left seven runners stranded on the bases in the game. A game with league-leading Waukegan is scheduled to be played here this afternoon and Saturday the team will travel to s ° the stature a of this, men he scored by Baker in the sixth. He reached base on an error after two outs and scored on a double by Rosen. Marty Stein and Scornavacco had Highland Park’s other two hits, both singles. The PRAwHOW—ROWAR—P Because of Big Ten Commissioner Bill Reed and the faculty representatives of the conference have been made to suffer. Reed in particular has been the victim of an injustice bigger than was ever inflicted on the three as m i games three hits. He didn’t walk any and struck out three. Highland Park’s only run was ANNWWWWWWS anted to see “‘justice’’ done. most Soooo-0—0F7 been brought out, either in the recent investigation by bn Illinois legislative committee or by others who have he went the distance for New Trier and gave up just three hits. Sedik pitched well enough to win nN Insufficient Investigation here are some facts pertinent to the case of the University of Illinois and its slush fund which have not last week on Tuesday and finished eighth in the New Trier East district meet last Friday. New Trier East won the district and qualified five golfers for the Cleworth as 43s. Mike Schuler finished with 44 and John Phillips 47 for the ninehole event at Ravinia Green Country Club. EDENS EXPRESSWAY BETWEEN BDUMDEE & WILLOW ROADS acenee League & « @ g@ = m THE FELL ° COMPANY = Highland Park Winnetka — Glencoe eee eeeneunol e \ SS: �FROM GEN. BEADLE COLLEGE Bindas Named BASEBALL “ Thursday Evanston at New Trier E. (varsity), 4:30 Ht eo at Highland Park (varsity), 4:30 : re Dame at Wheeling bs soph), 4 = Wheeling at Notre Dame (frosh), 4 pe: land Park at Waukegan (frosh-soph), 4:30 New Trier E. at Evanston (frosh-soph), 4:30 ; Mais’ W. at Deerfield (varsity-frosh B), 4:30 Notre Dame at S. Joseph (South Bend, Ind.), Steve Bindas, director of athletics at Gen. Beadle State College at Madison, S.D., is the new athletic director for Highland Park High School. Bindas also will serve as chairman of the boys’ physical educa- Niles tion Friday western idabearety at tg od Shore at Francis Parker, jemmetec “ Evanston Gora. 4:30 iles N. (varsity-frosh B), 4:3 Maine % a Glenbrook N. (varsity-frosh), on S. at New Trier W.. (varsity-frosh N. at Fremd (soph-frosh A), 4:30 jeld at Niles W. (soph-frosh A), a aad W. at Glenbrook S. (soph- Sree A), 4 North. Shore at Luther South (soph),4 Saturday i tiwestern University ‘” Illinois Evanston at Niles E. 2, (varsity), 11 land Park at Proviso E. 2, (varsity), 11 - Downers Grove N. at Maine E. 2, (varsity), 10 Loyola at De Paul, noon Notre Dame at St. Joseph, 10:30 aut’ ts E. at Downers Grove N. ee "Oak ‘ 2, (frosh- Park at New Trier E. 2, (frosh-soph), 11 E. re Ba at Evanston 2, (frosh-soph), 11 €. at Highland Park 2, (frosh-soph), Monday Niles E., Waukegan regional winners at Elgin onal (also a aye and Wednesday) yola at Fenwick, 3:30 aioe W. at Deerfield (varsity-frosh B), : ield at New Trier W. (soph-frosh fate a nals “Pe a t ag U niversity i it ta urday) of Meet Illinoi nois eS ore a naependen a university of Chicago, 10 A), city. eague Meet ee’ ; 5 gir 4a" at Trier ine at N. Tuesday at ‘Deerfield W.' E. Prospect Frosh (varsity-soph), (varsity-frosh-soph), S. at Glenbrook N. (varsity-soph), TENNIS = “Northwestern % we Thursday University at Big Ten confer- Te gg University of Michigan (also ab ag La Salle at St. George (Boltwood Park), 4 Frida _ New Trier E., Evanst tone Glenbrook S., HighBeer P at State finals, University of {llinois (also rday orth Shore at Francis Parker (varsity),4 urday _ Glenbrook N., ear Trier E. at Lake Forest a prgrentor (with Waukegan). Sophomores = s arian Catholic at St. George (Boltwood Park) y, ee es hig Shore at piven Liesdl ity High (also Tuesday) at Uni- Tuesda at Morton E., 4:30 Evanston ilies meet E. at Highland Park, 4:30 lenbrook S. at Glenbrook N., 4:30 eld at New Trier W., 4: 30 GOLF 2 Northwest: western a t Bilog ten Ten Conf Conference at University of Michigan (also Saturday) ir * at University of Illinois (also jeld at New wee W., ~ h Shore at Independent at Glenbrook 4 League ier : - Hlishtand park atat Oak Park,4 _ Evanston at Proviso E., 4 meet at 4 _ Chicago last Tuesday 93-22. The Little Giants took 14 firsts, winning all but the discus event. Steve Field won the two-mile Ron Goldman the high jump won the ' Garnitz _ Hughes broad too the and low hurdles, Ben Platt 100 took and 440, the mile run, Bruce Jeb the 220, Rick Zak. the jump, Hal Emilfarb the _ shot put, Jim Taradash the pole vault, and the 880 and mile relay teams also won. The 880 runners were Joe Mauck, Taradash, Don. Russell, and Brian Levant. The mile unit _ was composed of Mauck, Garnitz, Goldman, and Platt. The final activity of the season for the frosh will be the Glenbrook North Freshman Invitational next A health and physical education graduate of Drake University, Chamber of Commerce in 1963. He has received recognition for his leadership from the Nebraska State Association for Health, where he participated States in football, basketball, track, and golf, Bindas earned his M.A. in health, physiMichigan State University. He has done additional graduate work at the University of Nebraska. Beside having teaching experience at all grade levels, he has have former the University Among his honors football of been affairs in and are byterian rently a He is currently on the Advisory Committee for the Lifetime Sports Foundation, a national organization encouraging _ recreational sports that is directed by Bud at the National Junior Commerce, and the Governor’s Fitness Committee of Nebraska. He and his wife are the parents of two children, 12 and 15. They coached __ basketball, _ football, track, cross-country, and golf. Wilkinson, by Physical Education and Recreation, the National Youth Fitness Project, the Hastings Chamber of cal education, and recreation from the tack pound junior-to-be, has inherited Campbell’s spot as guinea pig in the brain research program which the university is conducting in conjunction with a football helmet manufacturer. Whatever the comparison, Olson hit hard enough for the White defenders in the intrasquad game which closed the Wildcats’ spring football drills at Dyche Stadium Saturday. He was one of the stars who led the Purple team to a 35-0 triumph, disregarding his wiredup head to bang for 57 yards in 12 carries. He was just one of a good cadre of strong runners unveiled by coach Alex Agase and his staff. Another was Highland Park’s Dick Emmerich, who took giant strides in his battle for the starting fullback job by rolling 79 A Receiver, an excellent Too blocker,” Agase said afterward. ‘‘As a receiver, he’s been dropping them. all spring, but he caught them today.” Olson snared two passes worth 41 yards, the second of which helped set up the final Purple touchdown. This was gotten on a 21-yard shot from Denny Boothe to sophomore end Bruce Hubbard. Agase expressed pleasure with the running turned in by Emmerich, who finished as the session’s leading ground-gainer with 92 yards in nine carries. But he shrugged off any the fullback won. suggestion position White. But unhappiness back, hits harder than Woody ‘Campbell, the old one, there will be an answer. Olson, a 6-3, 212- and Highland Park’s freshman track 880, Kevin Margeson DENNIS “Olson is a good strong runner ~ team closed out its dual-meet season with a victory over North and similar to that in yards to a touchdown on the second Purple play of the game. Win Final Dual high to an interscho- For those who are wondering whether Bob Olson, Northwestern University’s newest power half- Little Giant Frosh ae oon assume Sports Editor Invita- Loyola at Senior finals, Hanson Park, 12:30 lenbrook addition BY LARRY Glenbrook will as one of 12 outstanding leaders in physical fitness in the United Club, Elks active in community Hastings and Madison members of the PresChurch. Bindas is curmember of the Rotary Club, Community Con- cert, Lake Madison Recreation Association, and others. They intend to live in Highland Park and are currently seeking a home to purchase. coach Oklahoma. is the selection STEVE BINDAS New Giant athletic director . : Trier E., New” Trier W., Glenbrook S., a He Highland Park, Hastings participates in interscholastic gymnastics. Emmerich Sparkles in NU Spring Tilt at (also onday New In lastic program TRACK Frida a ae Ten Conference Northwestern department. his new duties July 1. Bindas replaces Dick Ault, who resigned from the Highland Park faculty to accept the position of varsity track coach at Westminster College, Fulton, Mo. Ault’s resignation is effective Aug. 4. Bindas has been the athletic director at Beadle since 1964. Prior to that he was associated with the Hastings, Neb., public schools, where he was a physical education instructor and coordinator of health, physical education, and athletics for the entire Glenbrook N. at Maine S. (soph-frosh a Highland Park AD had that been “It’s nice to have depth,” he declared. ‘‘You’ve got to have at least five running backs.”’ Alex also was pleased with the work of quarterbacks Bill Melzer and Boothe of the Purple and over-worked Dana Woodring of there was some with the passing in general, although at- Boothe and Melzer were on target most of the afternoon. Too Many Dropped “We've got a ways to go to replace the receivers we lost,” Agase grimaced, pointing to an excessive number of dropped passes. “‘But I guess we’ve been spoiled by guys like Murphy and Banaszek. These new guys will get better. Hubbard dropped more today than he has all spring combined.”’ receiver, later on played while muscle there might wherein and he added another a one-yard sneak. He a good portion of the time Melzer nursed a pulled in his throwing arm, and were murmurs the two switch last seasons act, Bill took over Denny’s starting job in mid-season. If this is a problem, it’s a pleasant one. Safetyman Rick Venturi, who set up the second Purple touch- down with a 22-yard interceptio return to the 6, also drew prais from Agase. Inexperience and a lack oa quality depth were obviou throughout the game. But th spring drills were survived wit no serious injuries, and there i time enough in the fall to finis the rebuilding job which has no been begun. The battle will resume then. The game was conducted under wraps. Miami, the first opponent Sept. 23, was watching. And all of ‘that which the offensive platoons did try was strictly old stuff to the defenses, so effectiveness was difficult to determine. There were some signs of strength. The linebacking corps showed why Northwestern will utilize a 44 defense alignment next fall. They are not big, but they are quick and agile. And there were some good signs at defensive end, where Evanston’s Roger Ward has progressed better than anticipated. There were some other individual sparklers. Chico Kurzawski failed to find running room on a second-quarter sweep around right end, reversed his field and scam- pered in for a touchdown. Top Job by Boothe Boothe, probably the game’s outstanding offensive performer, snake-danced touchdown 39 yards to one after failing to find a Purple Parade First down: Yards rushing Yards passing asses Passes intercepted Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Purple White E Purple 26 240 193 13-27 by 4-35 1 15 5 0 6 0 O 0 White 5 “19 76 8-18 0 10-42 1 16 4— 35 o— 0 FIRST QUARTER P—Emmerich, run, 79 (Emmerich kick failed) P—Kurzawski, kick falieg run, 6 (Emmerich TORO'S CHECK POINTS | "SAFETY SPIN-START' for easy "impulse" starting action. 2 “AUTO-OILER" exclusive visual oil filler. 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RD. 22) ID 3-2210 (3:26) May 18, 1963 �TWO HEADS and a TALE Deerfield’s Indians Too Good Little Loop For Giant Netters — Gets Going ART JOE BAUMAN BELANGER The HE PREP SPORTS ACTIVITY—on the state level— will reach a climax this weekend in all sports except baseball. Tennis, track, and golf chainpionakigs will be decided in activities centered at Champaign as the University of Illinois plays host to the state championships. More than 300 state high schools entered the tennis tournaments, held plus the four Indians’ President Ev Wilson said there are 70 teams participating in the association. More than 1,000 boys 8-18 years of age are involved in addition to about 150 fathers who coach, manager, and operate the association. Many of the mothers of the boys are active in the Mother’s Auxiliary. Little League program is Jim Friedman doubles team of Chips lements and Andy Crawford won the doubles title in the same meet with the Trevs No. 2 team of Brian Hewitt and Doug McLaury finishing second. the Trevs shut out Oak Park Park district. 5-0 in a meet last Satur- Hay. Earlier in the week the Indians had shut out defending state hampion Hinsdale 4-0, thereby establishing themselves as favor- tes in this year’s meet. Evanston’s title chances appear slim this year. Both Cale Carell and Mike Madura, the No. 1 and 2 singles players for the Kits, ere beaten in district action by Mark Bishop of Niles East. Car- ell finished second in singles and thus will compete this weekend n the finals. LENBROOK SOUTH PULLED a major upset in the Evanston district by winning the doubles title with a team that had not played as a unit in dual meets prior to the district. Tom Snyder and Howie Conant became the first Titans in history 0 win a district title. Snyder, a junior, and ad outstanding records as singles players oach Ron Preissig an unexpected victory. Conant, but combined 1 singles player the past three years. to give Friedman finished second in the New Trier district, his best state showing during those ears. The state track meet is expected to be a tight affair with both ew Trier and Evanston Bloom rated strong darkhorses. appears to be the team listrict results, with East to beat on the basis of last week’s St. Louis and Harlan also qualifying strong teams. Despite the fact that the Indians defeated Evanston in the disrict, the Kits appear to have a better chance for a state title. VANSTON Warren HAS QUALIFIED in the 440, Dave such individual standouts as Nate Abernathy in the 880, Ben Gaines in he high jump, and Rich Lewis in the 100 and long jump. sive times while placing first in the district. Shore teams have no chance for the team title, but an aim for individual championships. The best prospects appear o be Glenbrook South’s Terry Webb in the high jump, Deerfield’s evin Harvey .in the discus, and New Trier West’s pole-vaulter Jeff Morrison. | EW TRIER EAST was the only area team state finals in golf, and coach Ray to qualify for the Fearheiley’s team is con- sidered a strong favorite to defend the title they won last year. The Trev linksmen won their district last week with a 304 score, bne of the lowest in the state. Composing the Indian team e Gurley, Brian Kotzin, Lino Marini, and Norm Schmitz. cits will be an alternate. y 18, 1967 se pe gs a Tuesday, just Voss better said, than “They we were.’”? cooper- ate with the Highland Park 16-inch softball league last week and all games were canceled—for the second week in a row. The games that were for last Thursday been played scheduled yesterday. games scheduled were to have Regularly will be played tonight. 6:45—Santi’s vs. Rosen all-Stars at West Ridge; Flavorama vs. Idlew Realty at Sunset Park #1; La Lira vs. Dal Ponte at Sunset Park #2. 8:45—Panther Lounge vs. Lakeside Realty at West Ridge; Deerfield Van Lines vs. Nite ’N Gale at Sunset Park. So ph Baseball Team Defeated The Highland Park sophomore baseball team played just one game last week and lost 9-4 to New Trier East. It was New Trier’s second victory of the season against the Giant sophs. Highland Park held a 43 lead in the last inning but the Indians pushed across six runs to win. New Trier meet will “ NIMAGA East 5, Highland Singles Park 0 (NTE) (NTE) 0. def. Sanford 6-0, 6-1; def. Silverman 6-1, 6- Doubles Hewitt-Landman (NTE) def. Simon- def. Park’s 6-2, 6-3; Drake-Husum Marx-O’Connell Golf The Northern Illinois Men’s Amateur Golf Association has set up an NIMAGA Junior Golf League for young golfers between the ages of 14 and 21. The program, which is being arranged by Ace Ellis of Wilmette and Mike Spinello, will consist of four tournaments to be held this summer. The first three are regular tournaments, which will determine qualifiers for a championship tournament to be held at the Chevy Chase Country Club on Ogden’s 213 Wins Illinois Golf Title in the 20, Bill Ogden, golf professional at North Shore Country Club, won the Illinois Open played May 8-9 at Champaign Country Club with rounds of 72, 70, 71, for 213 and top prize of $1, 000. Donald D. Stickney of Onwentsia Club in Lake Forest was third with 77-70-75—222. Two North Shore-area 880, and broad jump as well as running a leg on the mile relay team that placed second. Mark Brower, Rick Melvoin, and Jim Dodd were the other relay runners. Dodd also won the low hurdles and was second in the highs. Steve Baker took the mile. Melvoin was second in the 440 and broad jump and Brower was second in the 880. Jeff Stern was second in the 100. Other seconds went to Tom Bradley in the mile and Dan Harrington in the high jump. players were tied for fifth. Hubby Habjan, head professional at Onwentsia, — had 75-78-72—225 and Ed Oldfield of Glen View Club had rounds of 77-75-73, also for 225. Bob Harris Sunset Ridge of Winnetka Country Club and was tied for 10th with 226. Tom Shaw of Glen View was one back at 227. Bill Erfurth of Skokie Country Club shot 231. Bob Henning of Ravinia Green in Deerfield carded 232 while Bob Bruno Shore came in with 233. ‘WINNETKA 666 Green will be Brian The dates of the first of North — course, and Aug. 11 at Indian Lakes golf course. Each tournament will have three flights, based on the age of the contestant as Flight A is for golfers ages of 19 and 21. limited to 17 and while Flight C is for of June 30. between the Flight B is 18-year-olds, those youths between the ages of 14 and 16. The top four finishes in each flight of each regular tournament will qualify for the championship tournament. IMPORT | MOTORS Bay Rd., Wim.etka — Hi 6-6100 Open: 9 to 9 Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 5 Saturday Closed Sunday OE NEW ‘67 VWs ae *1716 three tournaments are June 30 at Chevy Chase, July 20 at Palos golf Mfrs. sugg. retail price including htr., defr., windshield washers, 2 | speed wipers, direct. signals, back- : up lites, side view mirror, twin| padded front sun seats, visors, safety emergency lock’ ; flashers, — retractable seat belts, federal ex_ cise tax and freight included. Overseas Delivery _ (NTE) 6-4, 6-4. Plan Set For Junior © Nielsen (NTE) def. Friedman 6-0, 6-3; Clements Crawford Hampered by the loss of fieldevent standout Gary Wait, Highland Park’s sophomore track team finished second in a triangular with North Chicago and Barrington last Wednesday. Highland Park’s total of 55 was just short of the winning 57% for Barrington. Mark Rosenbaum led the Giant firsts — — Results of the New Trier meet: 6- Second with — be Tuesday against Niles East at Highland Park. Addison attack 6-4, 6-4 The two Highland Park doubles teams won by forfeit. Highland Park’s next 2 singles 6-0, 6-1. Jim Sophs lost to Bob Husum No. 3 6-1, 6-4. was the worst that has suffered this Friedman, No. 1 Chris Nielsen in a district two weeks Highland 6-2, 6-3. Dave Marx O’Connell won 3-6, 6-1, 7-5. Sanford won at state title. this time were — On Saturday the Little Giants topped Proviso East 5-0. Friedman won an easy 6-0, 6-0 victory. Ed Davidson played No. 2 and Voss doesn’t have to hide in shame after that loss. New Trier has been romping to victory after victory this season and appears to be unstoppable in its quest of the The 5-0 loss Highland Park season. Jim singles, lost to repeat of the Scott Drake and Howie at No. 2 doubles. excuses—no complaints. Silverman lost to Andy ‘Crawford at No. 3 6-1, 6-0. didn’t and No Schedule Again weatherman Bob Landman were ents at No. The Highland Park No. 1 doubles team of Andy Simon and Ritch Addison lost to Brian Hewitt and an honest man. After his varsity squad lost a 5-0 dual match to New Trier East last Aug. 25. New Trier East will rely on Steve Salzman in both sprints, and ts 880 and mile relay teams, both of which came up with impresOther North be a sophomore, Highland Park will be represented in the finals by Jim Friedman, ts No. must 16-Inch Softball The schedule: 1) AVIS EXPECTS HIS team’s top competition for the state title will probably come from Oak Park. The Huskies qualified both However, Park, 0, 6-8. Both boys will compete in the state meet this weekend. Rob Sanford lost to Chips Clem- Weather Disrupts | _ singles and both doubles entries in the Oak Voss, varsity tennis coach Highland ago. The scores Coach Hugh Davis’ netters from New Trier East are given an excellent chance of taking team honors. Chris Nielsen won the district title in the tournament at New the season this week. begin in the next few weeks. state honors. while Baseball the first to get started. Colt, Pony, and American League teams will singles and doubles teams from the ~ hicago Public League will vie for rier East, Boy’s Association began its 1967 baseball The n the past two weeks to determine ® he players for the state finals. The first and second place winners in singles and doubles from each of 14 district tournaments, Deerfield Jim of Available WINNETKA 666 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka IMPORT MOTORS HI 6-6100 | iment osama mona — — �_ Weinberg Clocks, Then Makes It to State another By ART BELANGER It was about 10 am. The _ Evanston district track meet had started just minutes earlier. I wanted to talk with Dick Weinberg, one of Highland Park’s _ relay runners. But I couldn’t find him with the rest of Highland - Park’s team. “Where’s coach Mel Weinberg?” Edwards. I asked “Oh, he’s _ probably over helping set up the - hurdles,” was his reply. He wasn’t setting up the hurdles but he was working, keeping a - watch on Highland Park’s entries in the early heats. Weinberg wasn’t scheduled “We to run to until late in the afternoon. would have pay for bus and the relay team driver to bring Highland he said. ‘So I’ll pass the time here. It’s a treat for me to just watch some of these runners.”’ Weinberg is a very articulate young man—in more than one language. In fact, he intends to further his education at the University of Wisconsin next year and major in Spanish and Latin Amer- “Tf Continue I can about 51 run seconds the I might Ten track team. You 3:27.5, good enough to go down- finals with a 50.4 in the 440, good for fifth in the district. That Bill Mack and you can see on meet days,” said Wein- berg. ‘‘We work on the passing of the baton but Barnett and Mack can’t run sessions.”’ really have ran to take third place in the mile relay at Evanston with a time of that to the injuries to Lee Barnett team to make a fourth man on a relay team at Wisconsin,”’ he said, “‘but it’s pretty hard to run on a Big tice, Barnett and Mack teamed with Weinberg and Charlie Coch- state for the finals this weekend. been suffering from pulled hamstring muscles. ‘“‘We only run as a in try had _ its why we have trouble competing.” Barnett and Mack have both Track quarter has “We only had one day of practice on our track this year,” Weinberg explained. ‘‘And add and ican subjects. May Park troubles this track season, not the least of which is the fact that the running track has been under water for all but one day. later in the day,” with us in practice Even though they couldn’t prac- to be good.” Cochran Qualifies Cochran also qualified for the accounted for Highland Park’s 3% points in the district which was won by New Trier East 63-57 over Evanston. Several other Little Giants put on fine performances but failed to gain a berth weekend. in Jim Champaign Dodd’s this 20.8 in the 180-yard low hurdles established a new sophomore school record and Mark Rosenbaum set anoth soph standard with a leap of 20 in the broad jump. On Tuesday of last week t team placed third behind No Chicago and Barrington in triangular. North Chicago won with 76, Barrington had 64, a Highland Park 19. Got Most Points Cochran in the half mile, We berg in the 440, Gary Wait in t discus, and Steve Halperin in t mile accounted for most of t Highland Park points with seco place finishes. The final activity for the tea as a whole will be the Suburb League meet to be _ held Evanston May 27. ' TEAM STANDINGS New Trier East 63; Evanston Deerfield 18; Waukegan 13; Mundel 11; North Chicago 10; New Trier 9; Lake Forest 9; Glenbrook So 9; Glenbrook North 9; Niles North Notre Dame 615, Niles West Libertyville 4; Highland Park 3 Niles East 2; Warren 1. High jump—l. Gaines (E); 2. (GBS); 3. Ascher (D); 4. Ellis (NTH s. Jenkins (E). H—6-71 15 (Meet reco = Frets 6-614 by Mohr of Maine Eq "Broad Jump—l. Jenkins (E). Lewis H—6-714 aa: (E); reco Malingiey’ (GBN). D—23Discus—1. Harvey aa 2. G (GBS), 3. Groenke (LF). D—154- 342 Shot put—1. Howland (M); 2. Avoy (NW); 3. Horsting (E). D—5. 100—1. Lewis (E); 2. Wald (NT , es (NTE); 4. Bualer, (N o es mE os He wank on i win ‘the intel Al | Zaeske a Deerfield is |high lb: in lane six at the right. (Bud Daley Photo) sata Holt Wins District Hurdles SPORTS 2 “Tt’s the happiest day of my life.’ That was Rob Holt speaking after the Deerfield senior quali_ fied for the state finals at Cham- Larry Dennis, paign by winning the 120-yard high - oe ae hurdles in the Evanston district last Saturday with a time of 14.9. “J just couldn’t seem to do anything wrong,” he said. “T felt smooth. I wasn’t concerned about i - winning the district title I just wanted to qualify to go downstate.” Holt’s coach, Fred Hein, said he wasn’t too surprised by Holt’s showing. ‘‘He’s tough in the big meets,’ Hein said. In gaining the victory Holt had to beat two boys he had lost to in previous meets. He lost to Steve Drew gan of Waukegan Relays and in the Wauke- he lost to Lon Wolf of Glenbrook South in a dual meet. Drew finished second in the district and Wolf was fifth. They both qualified for the state finals, however. Deerfield had 18 points as a team in the district, far behind the 63 for New Trier East and 57 for Evanston. had established the school record with a time of 2:00.9. Warriors’ 880 relay team also qualified for the weekend finals by finishing fourth. Running on the team were Dan Field, Mitch Simmons, Mike Cloud, and Shattuck. Their time was season Holt wasn’t the only Warrior winner. Junior Kevin Harvey won the discus with a throw 154-34, his finest effort of the year. them. The time 1:29.0, a meet record. Scott Ascher jumped 6-3 in the high jump, but had to settle for formance but failed to make the finals as he set a Deerfield school third record as Ben Gaines of Freshman turned in by won 6-0, Glabman Harris 62 beat No. 1 sing lost to M Trier 6-1, 6-1 at Proviso. New 6-3, 6-4 and Sa Trier’s Wally Natl lost at third singles to Mark St 6-2, 6-4. Evanston set a meet record of 67%. Chuck Park’s Rosenhouse, Harrisof New 2:00.2. The state qualifying time was 1:59.0. Earlier in the year he 1:31.1, the best of the place Highland Dan Editor The Giant F rosh-Sop Netters Divide 2 Highland Park’s frosh-soph t nis team split a pair of meets 1 week, losing to New Trier East but topping Proviso East 41. It’s ‘Happiest Day’ for Warrior By ART BELANGER {); 2. 4 . Kotz (Mt); 880 relay—1. New. Trier East (Wa Salzman, McFadzean, Myers); 2. anston; 3, Glenbrook North; 4. De field. T—1:29.0 (Record, old m 1:29.5, Evanston, 1966). Pole vault—1. Morrison (NTW); Fuller (E); 3. Clendening (W); 4. H (NTE); 5. May, (E). H—141. Two mile—1. ee (NTE); Dehlinger (E). T—9:38.5. SE Foster (NC); 2. Aberna (E); 3. Davis (NTE); 4. Lewis (NT T—1 i.3e 6. 440—1. Warren (E); 2. Robin (NTE); 3. Langston (NTW): 4. Brin (LF); 5. Cochran (HP). T—4 ar 180 L.H.—1. Myers (NTE); (W): 3. McRoberts (M); $s (NTE); 5. Brozowski (ND). T—19.7. Mile—1. Kuhnle (NN); 2. Wort (L). T—4:21.9 (Record, old mark 4: by Kuhnle, 1966). 220—1. Salzman (NTE); 2. Brin (LF); 3. Schulman (GBN); 4. R ; 5. McFadzean (NTE). T—2 Mile relay—l. New Trier BH (King, Selby, Davis, ‘Robinson); Evanston; 3. ee Park; and ( Notre Dame; . Niles West. T—3:23 Oa ae Rob Holt (second diedmn left) aida: the firsrst barrier of the aed 120 Fg H. —e wre (W); King NTE); Wolf (GES), nr “aes wee winning Rick Mittleman an _ outstanding running for was the per880 in Home Run Paces Deerfield Sophs In the doubles competition Ji With a two-out homer by Kirk Gustie in the last inning providing the margin of victory, Deerfield’s sophomore baseball team _ beat New Trier West 5-4 to extend its victory streak to six games. Six Warrior errors were fatal but clutch by Jim DeJong and Mike Patrick enabled the Warriors to stay close. Gustie’s homer broke a 4-4 tie to preserve Daniels. season. the He victory is now for 5-1 for Pete the Oppenheimer and _ Jonat. Rosenblum lost to Doug Con and Dick Wolff 6-2, 6-4. No doubles of Peter Cerf and Te Gips beat New Trier’s John caris and Bob Stein 2-6, 7-5, 7-5. 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Save A Little To Live A Lot Lake County's Largest Savings & Loan E E R | Fortieth Our E L Year SAFETY OF vOouUR SAVINGS Assets Over $48,000,000.00 AV ) \ fj 745 DEERFIELD ROAD DEERFIELD, Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Sat. — 8:30 to & LOAN ASSOCIATION ILLINOIS 12:00; Fri. — 8:30 to 4:00 Fri. eve. — 6:00 to 8:00 Closed Wednesday PHONE: Windsor 5-2550 �oesae Planners en) oF 5 - Deerfield Villager OL. I, NO. oe a ee ie: 43 $2 A THURSDAY, YEAR z * e MAY 25, 1967 For Multiples LEGEND * Stanley Grosshandler, attorney for John Glori0s0, explains his client's plants for a new subdivi», sion south of the North Trails subdivision at the , Junction of Waukegan and Telegraph Rds., while John Aberson, plan commission chairman, listens. (Staff Photo). Story on page 7. ae ih 4 : ‘ After a joint meeting field Plan Commission with the village board, last Thursday decided the Dee to recom i sion chairman, told the trustees, “If we give you a negativ : recommendation on these _petitions for rezoning and you concur, we’re handing you a law suit.” He told the trustees, however, that 6 Realtors’ Housing Policy Equality Pledged By MELINDA UPP Six Deerfield Realtors is week issued a state- ent pledging their willingbss to treat equally all apicants for area housing. he statement reads, ‘There 1 be no hesitation to show tings to any interested occupant that is the wish of the property ner.” The Realtors emphasized p fact that homes will not be own to Negroes or persons of er minority races without perssion of the home owner. ‘As agents, local Realtors at- pt to represent impartially the erests of sellers and at the me time offer a _ service to me-seekers without discriminon or prejudice,” the statement Realty Co.; Henry G. Zander III, president of Zander-Ommen, Inc.,; Katherine D. Piersen of the Piersen Realty Co.; James A. Healy, vice president of Carr Realty, Inc.; and Ardis B. Peet, president of Ardis Peet, Inc. “I’m tremendously glad that the Realtors issued the statement,” said Deerfield Village Mgr. Norris Stilphen. forward. “I think it’s a fine step Deerfield Mayor H. Ross Finney agreed, saying, “I’m proud of the Realtors. It’s a good statement.” Human Relations Commission Chm. Howard Kane said, “I have read the statement and I am very pleased. I trust that it will aid in properly identifying the broker’s role in real estate transactions.” Mr. Kane said that the commis- felt there was some con- fusion among the residents of the community as to what the real- tors’ position is in regard to open occupancy and discrimination.” He added, “I want to make the statement. It was their idea and they deserve all the credit.” The statement was a result of a series of meetings between the human relations commission and the Realtors.. Members of the Rev. are Bernard Mr. Kane, ools, churches, and public ties,” the Realtors said. fa- ‘Naturally, we want to preserve bse amenities and are confident Deerfield’s celebration, Memorial sponsored Day by the Deerfield VFW and American Legion Post 738, will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the flag pole in At families who choose to live in community do so because Jewett Park. py also Ross Finney will speak to begin value these things. We p sure that families like this will an asset to the community, and will be glad to serve them in ding a home.” he statement was signed by mes Spelman, president of efinders at Deerfield; Fran- There, Deerfield Mayor H. the annual ceremony. After his speech, the parade will begin down Hazel Av. to Park Av., and east to Waukegan. The paraders then will march south to Central Av., where they will halt for a short the F. Didier, the Rev. Eugene Wykle, Dr. William Burns, Dr. Albert Dawe, Herbert E. Neil Jr., and Mr. Carr. VS. ‘We are confident that the ople of Deerfield wish. to be od neighbors. This is a comnity of fine homes, pleasant ighborhoods, and pride in our it clear, however, that the Realtors were not pressured into issuing commission memorial ceremony at the cemetary. The parade route then is west on Central Av. to Waverly Ct., horth to Osterman Av., and back to Waukegan Rd., where the paraders will disband. The ceremonies and parade are expected to last about an hour and 15 minutes. No parking will be permitted along the parade route and traffic will be blocked off Park Av. from Hazel to Deerfield Rd. from 8 a.m. until after the parade. | M. Carr, owner of the Village Published Weekly by Press Publishing Co., 444 Central Av., Highland Park, Ill. 60035 these two _ properties, ‘Fuse on the Bomb’’ sion encouraged the brokers to issue such a statement because, “We if located in an older section of town along the Milwaukee Road tracks, were rezoned for multiple family, the entire 7 to 10-acre area probably would be rezoned. About 96 apartment units could be built on the two properties being considered last week—16 on property owned by Eugene Berkmark and the rest on property owned by Frank and Adolph Kottrasch. If the entire area along the railroad tracks were to be rezoned for multiple-family units, about 206 apartment units could be developed, said Joseph Abel, plan commission consultant. Mr. Aberson said that the Berkmark proposal, submitted to the plan commission in February, was the ‘fuse on the bomb’”’ and would be “the first domino” for massive rezoning in the area. He added that traffic which would be created by the multiple family developments would cause a critical situation on Elm St., which already has heavy traffic to Shepard School and to the village garage. ‘“‘But,”’ he told trustees, ‘I think it is only fair to state that there is a growing need in suburbia for multiple-family zoning, for young people without children and for older people. The assessed valuation also would be a benefit to the village if the apartments had no more than one or two bedrooms.”’ Mr. Aberson told the plan to build on the property — themselves, Mr. Abel prepared — rough drawings showing how the — property could be developed fo single family use. But Mr. e5? Aberson = commented, “It’s a simple matter of econom- ics. Of course the developers will have a bigger profit with apart ments than they would with single family homes.” oe So with the implied blessing of the village later voted board, the planners unanimously to ee both the Kottrasch and Bergmar petitions. Drafted Their During Meeting recommendation to : the — village board, which was draft during the meeting, includes two recommendations from the vil- — lage’s planning consultants made — earlier this year and in 1964, when _ similar petitions were considered. In both earlier recommendations, the planners stated that multiple-family zoning would be a drastic departure from zoning in the surrounding area and that would adversely affect the single family character of the neighborhood. va In their report on the Berkmark petition, the planners stated, that the apartment development would be spot zoning, and that the “parcel itself is too small to try to achieve intelligent development trustees, “The plan commission is inclined to recommend against the petitions because of the affect the rezoning would have on the boarder area. We’re fighting for our lives.” ‘“Shouldn’t Be Afraid”’ Trustee George Schleicher, commented, ‘“‘We have to recognize that some village decision will end up in court. But we shouldn’t be afraid of that or let it influence us too much.” Raymond Craig, another trustee, added, “‘We’re trying to represent the interests of the community, and doggone it, I don’t think this community wants 206 more apartment units.”’ Mr. Craig said, ‘‘We’ve got areas where we have planned to have apartments and we don’t plan to have them anywhere else.”’ Mr. Abel told the planners and board members that single family residences could be developed in the area. Although the Kottrasch petition did not include development plans because they do not Joseph Abel which would not adversely affect — the adjacent property.” Z The report also notes that four — homes could be built on the — Bergmark property if it is not rezoned. The Kottrasch recom- mendation states that the parcel — includes 17 usable home sites. a services, such as streets, water facilities, and sewers in the area were designed for single family residences. Controlled circulation postage paid at Deerfield, HI. — �PWornan’ Faces New Chaser POET DERE RTs ey ie eae gee Pe ah Sp oe Sieh ce After Latest Police Chase passed, Mrs. Paula Selzer, 28, of 1224 Wood St., Deerfield, was arrested by police again early last Thursday morning after leading several patrolman village. i Realtor Mrs. Ruth Meyers gives the key to a home owner. (Reames Studio Photo) ey | Cover Featur es - E Realtor to its new Week oe HE MAGIC KEY shown on the cover Deerfield, Highland Park, the and Glencoe. ; Deerfield policeman on Waukegan Rd. as she was heading south opens doors. of fulfillment Annual Poppy Sale to Be Held By Legion Post The Realtor is the magic key to personalized attention and comprehensive knowledge, easing confusion and frustration, saving time and effort and even dollars for both seller and 4ry of Deerfield Unit No. 738 will S¢!l poppies tomorrow during the _Village’s Annual Poppy Day. Mrs. Albert Bennett of Deerfield purchaser. is Poppy chairman. Each year, the : : ; P The Realtor is the magic key in sharpeni one’s perspective. He repeat ° the patie specifications, protects the seller from unex- = Ry nat Mr. Brandt pected visits clients with by unknown essential people, community obtain financing, and renders provides facts, his a, The Realtor is the master key to fulfillment Members of the American Legion and American Legion Auxil- a host of services and’ satisfaction—the assurance of competence, fair treatment, and integrity in real property ___ transactions. Realtor Week is being observed through Saturday. Legion sanciag Sd et he A Vi ete oo Srpregme , ACRE. The boys are offering to mow lawns, pull weeds, do gardening, clean basements, rages, Pe trim automobiles, attics, hedges, or or ga- run er- AND THAT’S A DAY & NIGHT SYSTEM, T00...THE BEST YOU CAK BUY! Sands, Tools are to be furnished by the client. The With Day & Night, your whole home can now be air conditioned simply, and at amazingly low cost. The reason? 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She field Police said drove at off Waukegan was brought to the police station at anc Deer 12:17 last Thursday where given a breathalyzer a.m she wa test an charged. She was taken to County Jail in Waukegan, Lak the released on $250 bond. she by turning north on She appeared later Thursday i Lake County Circuit Court, bu her case was continued. A ne trial date has not been set. Ridge Rd. in Highland Park, where they lost her car in traffic. They found her again as she i=" WAREHOUSE SALE 4 DAYS ONLY THUR. - FRI. - SAT. - SUN. J OVER 200 PIANOS & ORGANS IN STOCK TERMS - TRADE = the veterans and raise funds for their rehabilitation. Most of the funds contributed will remain in the community to continue the service programs of the local Legion post. Central air conditioning can now be yours for as little as $16 a month! Club. and Lake-Cook but she again She finally was cornered by thre ee. eo ae: ise oot : . 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All funds earned will be used by the club for. service projects in the school and 3 pur- headed and pulled her over in the east end of the Phil Johnson’s restaurant parking lot at Waukegan and Lake-Cook Rds. who “at paid for the The Deerfield High School Key Club has scheduled a “‘slave day” from and a U-turn she Lake-Cook Rd. They said they clocked her going 65 miles per hour in a 45 mile-per-hour zone, unit 3 Key Club Sets Its ‘Slave Day’ x ae as : ; ee suppites: materials to meapstalized helps _ vital to buyers and sellers of real estate. -_ made her ‘aoa Ee fie KS oe ek stopped for a red light at Wauke gan and Deerfield Rds. Polic of Realtors ¥: Bo she on The Realtor holds the magic key for the unlocking of sticky doors in homes sales. His professional experience is invaluable in handling details generally unknown to sellers or buyers. Boe: ee said south of Deerfield Rd. passed her and satisfaction, and it is held by a Realtor. a officers Waukegan Rd. As the two cars Shore Board Evanston-North President, They sued She faced charges of eluding a police officer, driving while intoxicated, and speeding. Earlier this month, Mrs. Selzer charged with driving without a driver’s license reckless drivingrunning a stoplight, eluding an officer, and reckless conduct after another high speed chase through Last week, going north By JOHN BRANDT ee on a chase through the picked up speed. Open Sun. 1 to 5—Sat. HIGHLAND PARK 1795 St. Johns (Sheridan Rd 432-2510 10 to 5—Weekdays 10 to May 25, 19 �orth Trails Will Be Single Family Residents who came to the last rsday’s Deerfield Plan Comssion hearing to object to a posed apartment development th of the North Trails subdiion were pleased to hear that developer doesn’t really want partment zoning. ohn Glorioso, owner of the 10.1e tract on the east side of ukegan Rad. at its junction with: egraph Rd., was seeking rezonfrom R-1 (20,000-square-foot idential) to R-1A (12,000-square- residential) or for a combinaof R-1A and R-7 (multiple ily). His attorney, psshandler, testified Stanley that Mr. brioso is primarily interested in single family zoning ‘“‘because is developing other areas of the age and wants to preserve the bracter of the village.” r. Grosshandler presented posed ion layout for drawn _ the by’ a subdi- Eugene ghman, Indianapolis city plan, with 24 homes on the site. . Grosshandler said that after area for streets is removed, lots will have an average 14,883 square footage. He said that the homes probably for a minimum a will be sold the subdivision against for homes on larger lots to the east, where even the the their homes adjacent thinking property Mr. several of the objectors called the village hall and the developer to withdraw their objections. They that would permitted tion. acter of the neighborhood. After the meeting, however, rezoning for single family use. They noted that they had purchased of $40,000. Mr. Grosshandler testified that large clump of trees would screen spoke be development would ruin the char- Glorioso R-1A classifica- also is seeking vacation of the south half of North Av. for the development. The north half of the street was apparently realized that Mr. Glorioso would not be using the minimum 12,000-square-foot lot size developed on a 20,000-square-foot sites, and that Mr. Glorioso’s in the : vacated when the North subdivision was developed. Trails most of the objectors live. He also said that the site is not suitable for 20,000-square-foot lots because of the business district on the west side of Waukegan and because of the North Trails subdivision to the north. ‘‘You now have the highest type of residential zoning across from the most obnoxious type of business use,’”’ Mr. Grosshandler said. ‘*All of the standard criteria for zoning and planning point to a lower zoning classification for this site,’ Mr. Grosshandler said. ‘‘We could lay homes out according to the present zoning, but we couldn’t sell them.” — Although they were not as disturbed by the proposed single family development as they were by the possibility of apartments, about a dozen Northwoods Circle and Northwoods Dr. residents Delay Decision On Hovland The Deerfield Plan Commission hearing on John Chamber Glori- o’s petition for rezoning in the Hovland subdivision has en continued until next Thursday so that property ownadjacent to his property may be contacted. Joseph Abel, plan commission consultant, explained that e of the requirements for rezoning in the Hovland area that the development be mutuy beneficial to the other, propy owners in the area. beveral lots would be sur- nded by Mr. Glorioso’s propy and could not be subdivided their maximum use if he bceeds with his development anned, Mr. Abel said. as e explained that access to eral other lots would be limited Mr. Glorioso carries out his eet plans with cul de sacs ending only part way into a bck. he lots which Mr. Glorioso and 114 in the subdivision. Mr. Glorioso told the $35,000 to $42,000 homes on 85 18,000-square-foot lots in the subdivision. His property is in the blocks bounded by Hackberry, Rosewood, Fairview, and Birchwood Rds.; Kenmore, and Laurel, Birchwood, Rosewood, and Fairview Rds.; Fairview, Willow, Laurel, and Rosewood Rds.; and Fairview, ected by his development, Willow Rds. (Continued 9, 27, 32, 33, 42, 77, 87, 88, 113, Laurel, Birchwood Rds.; Kenmore, Gordon, Laurel, and Birchwood Rds.; es not own, but which would be are plan commission that he hopes to build Rosewood, Gordon, Laurel, on page and 8) By MELINDA UPP A child dying of leprosy, a farmer clad in an Army blanket, napalm bombs, a Viet Cong prisoner—these were among the pic- tures viewed by members of the Deerfield Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night. The pictures were taken by Lyle Davis, local sales manager of WEEF radio in Highland Park, during his recent month-long trip to Vietnam. The child been brought of leprosy to a U.S. had hospital area by peasants hoping that U.S. medicines could cure his wounds. Mr. Davis said that the child’s life probably could not be saved, but that few civilians he 295,000 tentative budget for the 57-68 school year. rhe budget, $250,000 higher than would be one or military nel to die under U.S. of the person- care. P 1966-67 budget, is based on an caticn fund tax rate of $1.51 r $100 assessed valuation and an 8-cent building fund rate. The Kipling, The budget also will be discussed during the board’s regular meeting June 12 and during a special meeting between June 12 and June 26. school libraries. Force bid $4,293.98 for tables and chairs for the three libraries, and Carroll also authorized Supt. ters in a _ referendum last ring. The board probably will not take William Fenelon to hire two teachers for a two-week period after school to help Shepard Junior High Principal Frank Whitcher work out an individualized schedule for junior high students next year. Mrs. al Marianne Sayres and Mrs. Joanne tax rates were authorized by action on the budget, how- er, until their June 26 meeting er the legislature acts on a new ate aid formula. The 1967-68 dget is based on a_per-pupil otment of $400. The present ay 25, 1967 Baran will In other cepted low A. Force Seating Co. assist Mr. Whitcher. action, the board acbids from the Gilbert Co. and the Carroll for equipment for the Walden, and Maplewood bid $9,405 for book shelves, checkout desks, and other wooden furniture. The board also awarded a contract to the Ritzenthaler Bus Co. of Waukegan for bus service in the Viet Slides report from Mrs. Iola Carr on flower boxes which Chamber members will install in the cen- “If they’re brought in breathing, there’s a 99 percent chance that our medics can keep them alive.” The farmer clad in an Army tral monkey meat. “It tastes quite like chicken, in fact, I prefer it 1967-68 school year. corded and played back. ‘ The napalm bombs were being used to destroy Viet Cong camps. Mr. Davis flew with a plane which four V.C. one in the bunkers, was, there isn’t but any Ira M. Niederman, if there he The company’s low bid was $32.20 per bus per day. In addition, Board members authorized Dr. Fenelon to write a letter to the Deerfield Police Mr. Davis man traps also members which by the Viet Cong U.S. soldiers. showed have set to maim or kill ‘‘They have a psy- ple, the general geography of the country, and a variety of means Cong and U.S. forces to trap each other. Department complimenting them on the “fine work in controlling traffic speeds” in front of Deer- Before Mr. Davis’ presentation, the Chamber elected Norris Stilphen, Deerfield village manager, field Grammar as School. a honorary member; heard of urged Deerfield Commerce the June Cham- members 10 to referendum college under local con- trol,’ Mr. Niederman. said. He noted, however, that board members for the local college will be elected at large. Other pictures showed U.S. military equipment, Vietnamese peoby both the Viet night ber junior chological factor as well. You see one of your buddies impaled on the steel spikes, and it does something to you,” he said. used a represent- School graduates who attend any accredited public junior college in the district through the education fund of the high school. ‘Since we’re paying for it anyway, we might as well have a of been Fourth for a junior college. r. Niederman explained that Deerfield residents now are paying the tuition of Deerfield High the pictures day support say that, and we have no way of knowing if they’re telling the truth,’’ Mr. Davis said. Chamber Park ative to the North Shore Junior College Citizen’s Committee, Tues- any- more,” heard Of June Vote bunkers. if there was and Asks Support a tape recorder before, and ‘‘went ‘‘We don’t know district; field and Highland of July parades. to chicken,”’ Mr. Davis explained. The tribesmen had never seen demolished business a report on the organization’s participation in the annual Family Day celebration. Chamber members voted to display their float in both the Deer- blanket was a member of a mountain tribe whose ethnic origins are not known. In the mountain village, Mr. Davis tried his first said. The prisoner had been captured by U.S. soldiers, and claimed he had been forced against his will into the enemy forces. “They All formula guarantees $330 per pupil. The board Sees wild” when they heard voices redying 109 Discusses Increased Budget [he Deerfield School District ) board Monday began their pliminary discussion of a the crowd came to testify against another of his proposed developments south of the North Trails subdivision. (Staff Photo} John Glorioso (standing) explains his plans for developing 85 lots in the Hovland subdivision before a jammed plan commission hearing. Most of a He would being basis explained that state law prohibit the members from elected on a geographical representing the six high school junior school districts in the proposed college district. The high districts are Lake Forest, Highland. brook, Niles. Park-Deerfield, Evanston, New Trier, Glenand 7 �PUBLIC FORUM Tornado Disturbs CD Officials Last Deerfield local merchants of the Deerfield area are repeatedly solicited for contributions of cash or merchandise by the many organizations who ask for support for their worthy causes. This year the Bannockburn -Mother’s Club asked for and received the support of the support of the merchants in their endeavor to raise money for Bannockburn School at the annual _ dinner-dance. Our benefit, held at the Lake Forest Club, was more successful than ever and the Mothers’ Club will be able to purchase much needed equipment for the school in the areas of recreation, music, and - science. The Bannockburn ers’ School Moth- Club wishes to express our _ sincere gratitude to the merchants and friends in the Deerfield-High“land Park area. Thank you. Mrs. Gwen DeMichele publicity chairman Bannockburn School Mothers’ Club Letters We Welcome welcome 250 words letters limited to about local Thursday’s issues of public interest. Letters must in- clude the writer’s signature, address, and phone number. We reserve the right to condense letters. Deadline is noon Monday. Civil held to draft system for denly located meeting of Defense officials, a tornado warning the village, disrupted was because sud- of an apparent tornado alert. Lake approaching northern County. Moderator field civil Steve Feller, defense Deer- Mr. would would make a good story. Minutes later the village’s warning siren began blowing. Thinking a tornado was about the blow their meeting apart, the civil defense officials left the Jewett Park Fieldhouse and scattered in all directions, some to seek shelter and others to put into action emergency measures. However, although a_ when village strictly for fires. means take cover, and a “‘highlow” tone would be_ reserved The system, complete with poles is said tone warning the sirens, devices, on which to mount the sirens, would cost about $20,000. Half of the cost for such warning systems have three distinct signals, two of them reserved for tornado warnings. A steady alert, an tone is provided by the federal govern- would undulating tone _ment, Mr. Duncan said. ney RALPH UATE Now Read This . . ESIDENTS OF BANNOCKBURN School Saturday on two proposals to increase page 10. WO quipped after Mr. and Mrs. Filler departure that entire Duncan called director, left that their dramatic it so the blanketed by the sirens’ noise. mean Earlier, two guests, Richard Filler, Lake County civil defense director and his wife, had4o leave the meeting before speaking because several tornadoes had been reported around activated JEWISH-HISTORY COLLAGES, UU -_ BANNOCKBURN—The By MIKE DOVERS CUTTERS Mother’s Club Thanks Area District 106 will vote tax rate ceilings. See commissioned: by Herman Spertus, are on display at Expo ’67. Ann Feuer details the story in our A fine Matter arts of section, page 72. People and Real Estate Recreation Riverwoods Schools Teen Page Taste Bannockburn Birth Notices Church Community Calendar Editorials Fine from Laurel between Kenmore and Birchwood; east from Birchwood between Laurel and Rosewood; and south from, Laurel between Fairview and Willow. _ He said that he would improve _ the streets on a recapture agreement so that other property owners who would benefit from the improvements would help _ share the cost after the streets were improved. The estimated _ cost of street improvements would _ be $35 to $40 a frontage foot. He testified, however, that he will not be able to afford the _underground improvements on a _ recapture basis, so these would have to be financed by special assessments. The underground _ improvements, including sanitary and storm sewers, would be installed according to the fire. Before the meeting was disrupted, the officials heard Jack Duncan of Federal Sign and Signal Co. _ 2 Students From City Honored Two at State Event Highland Park during the Illinois Junior Academy of Science state meeting May 23. They are Miss Sharyn Ellman, 2903 Summit Av., and Richard W. Grossman, 1011 Sheridan Rd. Both — the Highland Park High School 4 tee students mention. won national and in the center six smaller honorable from very Ralph is ob- and Al Marine Cpl. David Ricker of Deerfield... ones Boches Crowley, were wearing on the Via Veneto and Estoril. Dr. and Mrs. expert travelers, whose judgement on the Polar Region is only exceeded by his knowledge of the MOLAR REGION (Dentist to you) are back from EXPO 67 and when they give the EXPO a TOP MUST SEE PRIORITY I know that I have to go, so any gives a first-hand account of the kind of battle he’s fighting in Vietnam TODAY... on page 26. day now, en route to Ireland I shall stop in Montreal and give it the eagle eye. Every report so far says “great, fantastic, best ever, be sure.” -Pat Haronski, whose “law is A former Highland Park resident recently returned to the area to attend the Midwestern Psychological Association meeting in Chicago. Dr. Joel W. Goldstein word” at the says Deerfield Village Hall, Travel’s new street address will be 753 Deerfield Road and that is stayed with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goldstein, 560 Rambler Ln. fine by all of us, sure would Dr. Goldstein, assistant professor of psychology at. Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh, was graduated from Highland Park High School in 1956. At the meeting he delivered a paper on “Insecurity as a Variable in Interpersonal Attraction.” WE REALLY CARE! Rt. 22-Milwaukee Ave.-Half Day YOUR OSCAR FeorRFss Si & their notes on what they _ Returns For Meeting MERCEDES “BENZ (1) Spain, “bullish” 7 of the BEST BUYS! MAYER WIENERS LEAN ». 55 Sirloin STEAK v. 98: Ground Beef... 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Bob, tornado engi- neering plans which already have been prepared for the area. He will bring a written memorandum to next Thursday’s hearing outlining the improvements _ which he will install. back Arts Former City Resident His development plan now _ shows cul de sacs extending north are European Trip closely follow- warning had been sounded by the village (Continued from page 7) parel,) Lincolnshire Movies in Brief The system would consist of one : Bob Barnard, (Fell Rudman, Stocks) and Stan Pollak, (Lucille Hilborn, Women’s Ap- Stan says his family covered the clothing situation. He took note of what the gals were not wearing U.S. Weather Bureau, the village siren was calling for volunteer firemen to douse an automobile large Hovland They<are back! viously Politics BOCHES _«.. 38 PHONE TOWN —s- and tour that is wholesaled.. COME SEE US TALK, ADVISE, CRITICISM, OUR OWN PREFERENCES AND DISLIKES FREELY GIVEN. WE MEAN FREE TO YOU! CLUB WHISKEY _ , , °2° BLATZ BEER NE 4-3050 son 19° Deerfield Travel 829 Deerfield Road, Deerfield Phone: 945-4055 i i < AS �EDITORIALS DEERFIELU) VILLAGER Your Hollister Davip A. RoE......Vice Established Newspaper J. RICHARD President and Publisher RICHARD L. HOLLISTER ee July, 1966 LESLIE ........- Managing Editor grate ate ga eee President 106 Needs More Revenue ANNOCKBURN School District 106 is being run by the kind of people ho believe in saving windows from an d building for installation in a new one. For that reason, the district has pay of a beginning teacher with a bachelor’s degree from $5,500 to $5,800, mak-. ing the district equal to other area districts. Total cost of the salary package was about $7,000 more a year. been ple to avoid a tax-rate increase referenm for four years, despite an enrollment owth of about 15 students per year and he extra costs of operating and maintaing the 8,000-square-foot addition com- The additional revenue also is needed for instructional materials. A good school district today uses a variety of nonbook instructional materials such as tape recorders, educational television, overhead projectors, and other eted two years ago. But now corners district officials have run out technical to cut. Hucation fund tax-rate ceiling from $1.33 $1.54 per $100 assessed valuation and increase for the building to $.25 fund aids. These types ECAUSE the district asked voters for only $125,000 in bonds to build the addition two years ago, many parts of the new wing aren’t equipped as well as they should be. from . per $100. The factors contributing to the need for e increases are simple. The district is lucating 250 youngsters compared to ss than 200 in 1962, it is trying to pay achers’ salaries which are comparable those paid in other area districts, and is operating and maintaining a plant hich is nearly twice as big as the facility as four years ago. Landscaping also must be done and books must be purchased for the addition’s library. The district could make full use of these new facilities if the higher tax rates are approved. The time has come when the education- N ORDER to recruit and retain competent teachers, the district’s board directors this year approved a salary ale which gave most teachers about a 00 raise. The new scale increased the al dollar District to go to 106 with needs to NDERSON of equipment are costly, but this is money a district must spend to keep pace with our technically advanced society. So they’re asking district residents aturday to approve an increase in the 21 learning ‘ OLEMAN can’t be stretched any more in 106. It is up to district residents the polls Saturday and provide the added revenue it desperately provide quality education. Step Backward HE — Illinois legislature still has a chance to reverse : its decision supporting the ill-conceived plan to topple the Supreme Court’s one-man, one-vote decision. - The plan, proposed by Sen. Everett Dirksen, calls for a constitutional convention to consider an amendment that would permit states to apportion one house of a legislature on a non-population basis. Not only would a convention permit a return to rotten- borough state government, but it also would provide a vehicle for any other change in the U.S. Constitution. Congress has been asked to call the convention by IIlinois and 31 other states, only two less than the required two-thirds. Because the Illinois resolution was passed in March with little public notice or-debate, resolutions to rescind it have been introduced in the House and Senate. Though both were soundly defeated in committee, House loss coming Tuesday, Sen. Paul Simon the (D-53rd) of Troy plans to ask the Senate as a whole to reverse its committee’s decision. People and Politics Some Thorny Questions on Con-Con By MARTHA INow that sembly CLEVELAND the has Illinois approved General a 1968 erendum on a constitutional vention, some very basic quesns must be answered. ho would serve as delegates such a convention? And what st their qualifications be? he Illinois Constitution spells some of the details, but not . It requires that each state ate district elect two delegates h the’ same qualifications as te senators. Thus they must be at least 25 ars old, United States citizens, d residents of Illinois for at st five years and their state ate districts for at least two ars. That much is clear. Also, the Constitution is clear out who cannot be delegates. ohibited are judges, court rks, the secretary of state, atney general, state’s attorney, order, sheriff, congressmen, ollectors of public revenue,”’ or y person holding “lucrative ay 25, 1967 office’? under the United States, Illinois, or foreign governments. Nor may anyone who has been convicted of bribery, perjury, ‘‘or other infamous crime” serve. The Illinois says delegates tive’ U.S. loyalty Constitution also must take a posi- oath to uphold the and Illinois constitutions, but it leaves most of the mechanics of the convention to state legislature. The lawmakers must call the convention, set the day, hour, and place of its meeting, and provide for the pay and expenses of its members and officers. Here arises whether state the question legislators Constitution “such defines their compensation or emolument, to decide this constitutional prob- lem. Currently, most seem to feel the Constitution would permit leg- islators quate to serve—and with ade- pay. Writing a new _ Constitution would be a difficult and thorny job and certainly delegates would deserve compensation. Delegates to the recent New York State Constitutional convention were paid $15,000. of There’s another side to the ques- tion of whether legislators should is _ specific about the travel money to which legislators are entitled, grants them a $50 stationery allowance, and allowances directly, or indirectly, for any purpose whatever.” Lawyers or the courts will have them- selves can become delegates and, if so, whether they would have to serve without pay? The other salaries as as be shall prescribed by law.” It adds sternly that they may receive ‘‘no be lieve delegates, this though. would make Some the be- con- vention too political and could re- sult in partisan stalemates. Yet, who is better qualified to write a new Constitution than the men who serve in the state legislature? Perhaps a combination of legislative and non-legislative delegates is best. E hope the Senate does so. Illinois should not remain on record in favor of an amendment that could restore rural-dominated state legislatures incapable — of dealing with the mounting problems of cities and suburbs. : The North Shore and other growing suburban areas - should be especially concerned, of course, since they have the most to lose if malapportionment is restored. When the apportioned Cook County to gain even state House and Senate districts were reaccording to population in 1965, suburban gained nine legislators. The suburbs stand more representation after the 1970 census. The argument that one-man, one-vote needn’t be applied on the state level because it isn’t applied in the U.S. Senate is invalid, we think, because the relationship between states and the federal government is not com- parable to that between legislative districts and states. The Constitution is based on a division of powers between the federal government and the states as self-contained political units. In the interest of efficient enduring Constitution, Illinois their stand on this important could help discourage approval | — state government and an lawmakers should reverse issue. Such an example of the convention by still more states. 9 �- 106 Referendum Is Saturday By MELINDA UPP tax- “Y’m very rate increase for about five years results we’ve if our enrollment and our assessed valuation continue to increase at about the same rate.’’ instructional material and believe ‘‘We Residents of Bannockburn School District 106 will vote between noon and 7 p.m. Saturday in Bannockburn School on proposals to He shouldn’t said residents need another the increases are being district asked to ceil- approve are needed to meet the increasing costs of teacher salaries, the costs of educating more District officials are seeking an students, and the higher costs of operating and maintaining the increase two tax-rate ings. increase in the education fund tax- _ rate ceiling from $1.33 to $1.54 per $100 assessed valuation and an increase for the education fund ceiling from $.21 to $.25 per $100. District said Supt. George Ergang that if these proposals NEWS pass, ABOUT Bannockburn Editorial on page 8,000-square-foot 9 addition to remain com- competitive to the higher per-teacher at least one more teacher by the fall of 1968, when the first revenue from Saturday’s would be available. By then, the referendums district probably will have at least 30 more students than its current 250-student enrollment and will offer three instead of two physical education periods weekly for all students. Pupil Cost Increasing The district’s per pupil cost also ' is increasing because of the higher Cong. John B. Anderson of Rock- The district has been using instructional television for more than five years and also is incorporating tape recorders, overhead projectors, technical learning and aids other into the classroom. “Of course these devices cost more than books, but we believe the results are worth costs of instructional material. The costs of higher teachers’ gelical School divinity at com- mencement ercises to held © exbe at | 7:30 Grandparents Mr. Ergang said. Dr. Carl F. H. Henry, editor of Predicts Income Since the district’s total assessed valuation will be about $10 million taxes by the would time be the levied, higher each in- valuation would bring in about $10,000 in additional revenue. Mr. Ergang said the district officials will not know how much of the increase would be levied until the new assessed valuation is determined. He said that the entire 4-cent increase in the building fund rate probably will be levied immediately, however. “The addition cost more than the $125,000 we anticipated, so we need the additional revenue to finish equipping it and to meet the higher costs of operating maintaining the enlarged ty,”’ he explained. and facili- Visit Deerfield The Rev. and Mrs. Henry G. Nylin of Bloomington and Mr. and Central Av., Deerfield. The visitors attended the confirmation of Mrs. Marion Hite of Chicago were recent guests of their children, Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Nylin, 1003 their grandson, Steve, in Christ Methodist Church, Deerfield, on May 21. p.m. June 2 in the_ college notion that God of talks on contemporary religious developments last week to stu- quence of the fallacy that can have no cognitive knowled of the supernatural world. ity School. will that the dead dents at Trinity Evangelical Divin- materials and Christianity Today, gave a series tional instructional ford (R-16) will address the gradu- ating class of Trinity College and building fund this year, “and want to get back into the black Trinity Students Hear Speech by Dr. Henry salaries, more teachers, and addi- crease of 1 cent per $100 assessed $5,500 costs, the district will have to hire Speaker classroom,”’ Mr. Ergang said. bachelor’s degree $5,800 per year. from _ The district already has issued $7,000 in tax anticipation warrants to make up a deficit in the that it has a definite place in our be paid by the education fund. to meeting Selects the non-book with surrounding districts, Bannockburn School District’s directors this spring approved an average $400 per teacher raise for its present faculty and an increase for the beginning teacher with a Mr. Ergang said that in addition ‘Trinity with with it,” Mr. Ergang said. pleted two years ago. In order pleased had The annual lecture series was presented Tuesday through Friday during Morning Chapel and during special afternoon sessions Tues- day and Thursday. Dr. Henry told students that the death-of-God theology is ready for burial, end and its demise of an era marks the in neo-Protestant thought. He asserted that Protestant theology is currently in ‘‘complete disarray’? and that ‘‘the case for atheism is now ‘up for grabs’.”’ He added that the recent neoProtestant alternatives to historic Christianity have had “a successively shorter survival value,” STUDENT Norman Duffy Ln., C. Shellmans, Deerfield, an unavoidable con Robert E. Short Completes Stud Earns Certificate Robert E. Short, 1258 Lind Av., Deerfield, was among members of the Lake For College Industrial Managem Institute class who were award certificates at the recent grad tion banquet. Mr. Short was selected for t special four-year program Kleinschmidt of Deerfield, he is employed wh as materials 4 components manager. The class attended seminars ¢ night a week during the acade TO RETURN Miss Sara Shellman, daughter of the was 2401 will return home for the summer on June 10. Miss Shellman is a member of Pi- Beta Phi sorority. year. The program covered s subjects as effective speech, co munications, industrial psychq gy, economic analysis, marketi labor-management relations, 4 executive leadership. TORO gymnasium. Cong. Anderson is a mem- ber of _ the school’s board Cong. Anderson of directors and of the First Evangelical Free Church of Rockford. He is serving his third term in Washington and is a member of the Joint ergy. In Rules Committee and Committee 1964 he on was the Atomic En- presented the Outstanding Layman of the Year award by the National Association of Evangelicals. Before his election to Congress he was state’s attorney of Winnebago County for four years. The College’s 46 graduates will receive bachelor of arts degrees. The 28 graduates of the divinity school will receive bachelor of divinity ' or Trinity master’s Pres. Harry AND THAT'S A DAY& NIGHT SYSTEM, TO0...THE BEST YOU CAK BUY! L. Evans topic will be ‘‘Toward the Goal.” SUBSCRIPTION RATES os es | year out-of-state... ........... ee re ren eeee MOVING? Please tell us your new address two weeks in advance to insure delivery of your newspaper. HOLLISTER ; THE NEWSPAPERS Me o ee | SUBURBAN degrees. will give the baccalaureate address to the class at 3:30 p.m. May 28, in the college gymnasium. His eee Central ait conditioning can now be yours for as little as $16 a month! With Day & Night, your whole home can now be air conditioned simply, _and at amazingly low cost. The reason? Day & Night specializes in air conditioning. 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RD. 22) ID 3-2210 433-4370 May 25, 15 ee �500 Expected to Compete 110) Gets Report on Plan ed oS ae Jamboree to investigate a more sophisticated dash, Mr. Tiffany a long jump, a high jump, a baseball throw, a 440-yard rs between 10 and 11 years old. relay, and an 880-yard run. First-place winners in each event will qualify for the sectional jamboree, which will be held later this summer in Mt. Prospect. Sectional winners then will compete in the statewide competition uniors, Aug. 3, 4, and 5 in Pekin. seball throw, and a 220-yard ay for ‘“‘midgets,’’ or youngyoungsters 12 or 13 Ars old, will compete in a 50d dash, a 75-yard dash, a 220d dash, a long jump, a high p, a baseball through, and a yard relay. The jamboree encourage is physical designed fitness to and to discourage juvenile delinquency by giving youngsters a chance to compete for personal recognition. Needed hearing testing program reported their findings at Monday’s & fa Events for intermediates, 14 and 15 years old, will include the 50yard dash, a 75-yard dash, a 220- yard and Deerfield School 110 meeting. District member, would need screeners said two and one the district Titmus visual audiometer to start the tests the district would like. Oscar T. _ committee Bedrosian stressed of committee that also the to obtain the listening equipment, library equipment, and accoustical ceilings necessary for a learning center. State funds would cover about 40 percent of suggested and The ers, and other eet and install water o Begin Mr. sin operation next Thursday ween Chicago and Highland k ondays through Saturdays, the will operate a new northind morning train leaving Chi- The bo at 8:02 a.m. A new southmnd train will make the return D in the evening. the Northbound St., Evanston, train 8:21 .; Hubbard Woods, 8:29; Glen, 8:32; Braeside, 8:35; Ravinia, ; and Highland Park, 8:40. ffective the same day, a pamliner leaving Chicago at 8 . for Milwaukee will stop at a.m. and own- Petersen, all have the strips of are necesof the im- Hertel has agreed to dedi- Train and 5:20; Evanston and from Milwau- kee will stop at Highland Park at 5:17 p.m.; Braeside, Chicago 5:55. FAMILY 5:20; and TO MOVE David, 5% of 35 Lincolnshire Dr., Lincolnshire, are moving to Des Moines this month. Mr. Norman has been transferred to the De Moines area by his International Minerals HAVE Win- Mr. VACATION and Mrs. Clinton E. Case, 2770 Wildwood Ln., Deerfield, have returned from a vacation at ncoe, Gulf Hills in Mississippi. p.m.; Hubbard The favorite of the lead bird baths from our wide collection. line, which to their homes improvements $9,000 in the 1967-8 esti- mated budget, due mainly to teacher’s salaries. It is hoped that the tentative budget will be ready for board vote at the next meeting. Mr. Lutz recommended approval of the $15,799.28 bid by Ritzen- thaler-Central West Bus Line to provide 176 days of bus transportation during the 1967-68 school year. Acceptance of the transportation bid was approved with the provision that the schools be included in the company’s insurance program and that the company guarantee the stability of the three-year rates quoted. The rate will go up slightly for each of the 1968-69 and 1969-70 school years. is | Brief reports on teacher recruitment and the progress of the (Continued on page 12) Jens would be after the were Enulkt fe ,, Be Hair Style of the Month TOP STYLIST MANICURIST HAIR COLOR EXPERTS Color your hair in 5 minutes made. Even after the village board agreed to make necessary variations, the two have about not agreed 1438 OLD SKOKIE ROAD TEL. to HIGHLAND 432-0433 PARK, ILLINOIS dedicate their property. If all five property owners agree to the improvements and the dedication, the improvements will to court to condemn the property and if the improvements must be financed by special assessments, legal fees would increase the cost to $22,000. The entire length of the street will be improved from Carol Ln. to Wilmot Rd. When your sympathy is deep and real It seems that many persons do not realize the complete assortment of underwear carried here, at Cobey’s. Our stocks. are replete with patterns that run the gamut from conservative solid tones to patterns most expressive... in imported & domestic broadcloths, madras, As far as underwear From Hubbard Woods/Winnetka 984 Linden HI 6-4538 “Serving North Families Since is concerned, we feel, we cover practically everything. Come in and see our other pieces of ine garden sculpture. y 25, 1967 strip; tersen said they hesitated to dedicate the strips because they were afraid of zoning ordinance violations resulting from their lot learing center. oxfords, & knit fabrics. ‘HUSH-A-BABY" HOOPS said that state aid this would be a to consider a and Chemical Corp., Skokie. he return trip includes stops at 5:17 Caruso good shape and favorable time be made at a cost of about $19,733. However, if the village has to go Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Norman Jr. and their children, Debbie, 8, and company, a 30- by 209-foot needed from Wayne Petersen and a 30- by 200-foot strip from Miss Petersen. Miss Petersen and Wayne Pe- closer Chicago, 5:49. streamliner cate street 5:29; Mr. could be obtained only if the district purchased equipment for a learning center. June 1 is the Mr. Caruso urged that the board approve an application for funds. Petersen, a 30- by 200-foot strip; and Mr. Herrman, a 30- by 200foot strip. A 20-by183-footstripis foot strip. A 20- by 183-foot strip is front Service Thursday Woods, anston at 8:18 ka at 8:24 a.m. property to dedicate Commuter k new Chicago and North WestRy. Co. commuter train will tops on Davis three their property which sary for installation provements. mains, lew N.W. sewers, Alvin Hertel, Jens Robert Herrman, agreed he two are among five properowners on Hertel Ln. who ed the village to pave the storm sidewalks. the $13,697.91 total cost. deadline for submitting a program for the state. for Improvements sanitary District Supt. Charles J. Caruso pointed out that by creating a learning center using programming equipment the district would be eligible for state funds. The district would have to spend $8,759.64 over its estimated budget Village Seeks Property From Two he Village of Deerfield has nt letters to Miss Marie Peterh and Wayne Petersen warning m to reply to requests for bperty dedication before tomor- William H. Lutz, business manager, reported on the income and expenditures of the educational fund. There will be an increase of on a wireless system of programmed information. Ronald Wolf of the Rondell Corporation gave board members receivers and ear phones to listen to sample the screening tests would not replace a complete examination by a physician, but would help find sight and hearing problems early in a child’s life. No attempt would be made to make a final diagnosis. The heard a report and demonstration tapes. Miss Marsha Silberman, a committee He noted that the budget was in _ i Mm Mr. Sullivan sight that two registered nurses trained in the testing techniques administer the tests. In other business, the board i es committee. amboree competition will inde a 50-yard dash, a 75-yard sh, a long jump, a high jump, a By Susan barr Members of the health services committee formed i ey are being assisted by arles Buccola, a member of the For Sight, Hearing Tests — i early 500 youngsters are exted to participate in the annual ior Sports Jamboree beginning 9 a.m. Saturday at the DeerId High School athletic field. Those who have not submitted plication forms to their school letic director may file them on day of the jamboree. The boree is sponsored by the erfield Jaycees, the Illinois ycees, and the Illinois Youth mission. o-chairmen of the local event b Don Tiffany and John Sullivan i r. 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To register, telephone or mail the Apparel by TURTLE out SECURITY ANALYSIS @ INCOME TAX SAVINGS PROGRAM PLANNING TOR FIRST TIME on the NORTH SHORE! Salesman’s Samples of GIRLS and BOYS SIZZLE WO LONGER! RN May 20-21. called Free Course On Investing at the time of the regular Monday meeting. OSORIO GRADUATION Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Kampf, 820 Beverly Pl., Deerfield, have returned after attending the graduation of their daughter, Teri, at Loretto Heights (Colo.) College The next meeting of the District 110 School Board will be held June 13, because several members will be attending graduation exercises tre the SEE in memes am included Wilmot name. ms stim be night If you’re convinced your investment program should hold more muscle than fossil, look into Hayden, Stone's approved the preservation of the anne ewes ener ATTEND to next newsletter and discussed the selection of a name for the new junior high school. The board enema items Thursday b $12 time the rescue squad arrived. On Sunday, the rescue squa mm Mrs. Peggy J. McCabe revealed the owned about ser Lutz. car, had Hearing Seen (Continued from page 11) new junior high school also were presented by Mr. Caruso and Mr. The the department put out a brus fire on the Milwaukee Rd. track near Telegraph Rd. On Saturday, the rescue squa flames. The fire was out by 2.24 p.m. But at 7:46 p.m., smoldering embers started the fire all over again, and firemen were - again Sight, Sunda Fire department officials aré investingating an eye witness re port that the fire was set by teen age boys. In other calls last week, fireme assisted village employees i washing down acid which had been spilled in front of 370 Wilmg Rd. and put out an oven fire at thé Jerry Lebow residence, 1326 Dart mouth Ln., both on Wednesday. Thursday night, the departmen extinguished a car fire at 179 ‘eycle collided with a bicycle on Journal Pl. southwest of Waukegan Rd. 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Swirlaway draining: Wash water swirls out and TRADE-INS Filter: filter traps lint. Safety Door. washer, Service t the REST RAGASSI FeevancesPWIO"1600 — 803 Open Deertield Road, Daily 9-5:30, Thursday and Deerfield Friday nights 7-9; closed Wednesday at noon. �Residents Warned About Snakes By BONNIE FOSTER gerous”’ type of rattlesnake he has seen occasionally in the village. Donald G. Wheeler, 2705 Sunset Tr., said the snakes, called Eastern Massasaugas, will not strike Indian unless teased, stepped on, or otherwise aroused. Mr. Wheeler, an artist with Perrin and Associates, a Chicago ad agency, has The snakes generally are about 24 inches long, with a row of dark brown blotches down the back and of smaller spots aroused, meee Pe a tween Wilmot and Sanders Rds. prior to construction of the tollway. “After it was built, they took off,”’ he said. Mr. Hill commented that he killed about 50 snakes when his family first moved to Riverwoods, but that in the past three years he has seen only about two. scarce. people lived a A Riverwoo ds resident has repo rted this ab: called an Ridans Massasauga. While no fatalities from its bite have been recorded, the snake's venom is considered dangerous. (Russ Bartme Photo} in,’ he said. snakes be- The trustee said snake he ever about 30 inches. Mr. most Hill saw said the dangerous shedding, the The state legislature’s failure last week to approve bills which would have forced Lake County to reapportion on a one-man, onebasis left two local visors with opposite viewpoints. Supervisor super- recently Supreme Court has now come up with. The minority does need a voice, and I don’t think that the one-man one-vote idea would be a good thing for Lake County.”’ Mr. Pontius is the supervisor from ap- pointed division general line sales manager for the central metal of Vernon Township. Deerfield division Frank Continental Can defeat Company Conti- nental trainee as a in 1950, manager before Four be- degree at the University of Chicago. @ @ however, the bills Riverwoods The since are they are their vision should reapportion ment, now intelligently. If we delay we will (Pa.) University. Their son, and was In addition to reapportioning the counties, the bills before the the girls, Highland Under of the Deerfield county board of supervisors 37 to either nine or 15. “T also favored the RYAN, INC. DIAMONDS @ WATCHES e JEWELRY EXPERT WATCH REPAIR 236-1594 Overpass Dinners with unusual fi “Lazy Cooked in The Pit’ FOR CARRY-OUT DIAL 433-3766 from cutting of the size of the county board,’ Mr. Peers continued. ‘Thirty-seven members is an unwieldy board, and the county Is Coming NORTH does not operate efficiently with a legislative body Come of that size.’’ To The SHORE HONDA for information In NOW SALES — SERVICE — ACCESSORIES HAS BAR MITZVAH HONDA 2772 of NORTHSHORE SKOKIE “Where the VALLEY Nicest People RD. H.P. 433-1610 Get the Finest Service" mem- NEW, LOW RATES Alin CONVENIENT APPRAISALS Park Rd. of the number of members of the Marc Sloan, son of the Bernard Sloans, 15 Ellendale Rd., Deerfield, celebrated his bar mitzvah May 10 at North Suburban Syna- gogue Beth El in Highland Park. Girls 1540 Old Skokie Rd called for the slashing called the before a member Prime Pit ; BSA -HONDA just be forced to do it.” legislature Commencement university’s rifle team. He plans to enroll for graduate work at Loyola University School of Business in Chicago this fall. while we have time and can do it ré more than 10,000. Anselm Harrison, an _ industrial management major, received a bachelor of science degree in economics. He participated in intramural sports, was editor-inchief of the photography depart- Mr. Wheeler said this is one of the most active seasons for the urged miles from a village boundary is proper area of zoning influence q that village to allow for grow (Continued on page 86) Nova is resolution Attend Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Harrison, 120 snakes same jection of amendments to the bill that would limit such zoni influence to municipalities The resolution, in part, said t bills “are satisfactory statement of the fact that an area of 1 County Ln., Highland Park, have returned after attending commencement exercises at Villa when woul snakes in the forest preserves, however, are protected by law. measured Antique Jewelry Diamonds ® Gold — OFFICIAL 11 W. WASHINGTON ST. CHICAGO 60602 residents killing the They are Karen Montrose, Margie McAfee, and Betsy Bauer, members of-the senior club. Cathy Dickinson, a member of the junior club, also took part in the show. He is a graduate of Columbia University and received his MBA TOM discouraging indiscriminately Illinois legislature that extend a village’s zoning influenc 1% miles beyond its boundaries. bers of the Deerfield High School Swim Club, took part in a recent show entitled ‘‘Mother Goose on the Loose.” ing named to his present position. BOUGHT AND SOLD of Supervisor Participate in Show : served aS a Mr. Marquardt salesman, assistant district sales manager, and district sales Peers, 4. Riverwoods who joined Township legislature a “‘tragedy.”’ in Chicago. Mr. Marquardt, the be At Eastern University impaired. “We of “T don’t think the founding fathers intended anything like the C. H. Marquardt, 2578 Oakwood was Pontius township government,”’ he said. By Chicago Firm Deerfield, Clarence Riverwoods was pleased with the decision. “I don’t believe in the one-man one-vote ruling coming all the way down the line to C. H. Marquardt Given Promotion Ln., can largest Peers, Pontius Disagree on Reapportionment vote rattles The Riverwoods Village Boar recently passed a resolution af proving the content of two bills i kill Massasaugas found in a yard. He reminded _ residents that years, said there used to be a lot of the snakes in the village but of the e snakes, he said it would be wise to but there is very little of it. The snakes have bitten some of his dogs with no serious or permanent effect. Mr. Hill, who has been a Riverwoods resident about 13 Many their While from According to Trustee William Hill, Massasauga venom is potent move “river heard from eight to 10 feet. on each side. Their background color is gray or light brown. According to Illinois records, no fatalities ever have occurred from Massasauga bites, but they often are serious. they now are getting “They move out when meaning Bd. Approves 2 State Bills mouth” according to Mr. Wheeler, and generally the snakes prefer swampy areas. He pointed out that the snakes will not harm anyone unless unduly aroused, and that if been studying snakes as a hobby. rows word ABOUT. Riverwoods Massasaugas, who now are com- ing out of hibernation. He said that while most of the snakes stay close to the Des Plaines River, they also ‘“‘spread out” through the village looking for food, primarily rodents. 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SELECT ITEMS FROM OUR USED PIANOS VN @h 4 @ 1 @) | | tae.) 2) | ok LYON-HEALY GRAND Many Have All Newest Innovations FEATURES ALL THE NEWEST aes , | LOR’S GLENVIEW a 1850 WAUKEGAN RD. 724-2100 ee �“: m id ¢ a frat Ce FESwr Sax . ‘ ee 7 : ee ead aos ‘f 2 pie x dees = a. ERE ae a biteek a yess 5 re ¢ eke : : it as ct. | Lists Goals By EDITH HERMAN ‘“‘We want to know how far we have come and where wé are going,” School Dist. 103 Supt. Harry Lund explained Monday night in presenting his curriculum enrichmen recommendations to the board of education. In order of priority, Supt. Lund suggested hiring a pri cipal at Sprague School; initiating industrial arts, hom Adlai E. Stevenson III will deliver the commencement _address to more than 100 Adlai E. Stevenson High School niors at 8 p.m. June 6. Because auditorium space is limited, admission will be ticket only with families of graduates receiving preferce. The four year school, named for Adlai E. Stevenson opened Adlai Stevenson III, recently in 1957. He served in _ the Illinois House of Representa- tives, receiving the ‘‘best legislaaward of the Independent Voters of Illinois in 1965. serves on the governing board of many organizations, and was a law clerk in the Illinois Supreme Court for two years. _Stevenson’s 45 faculty members, robed in gowns and colorful de- gree hoods, will lead the procession of graduates into the auditorium. The a capella choir, under the direction will sing selections including ‘Alma of William Mater,” which Misik © A former faculty member and three new teachers were hired by au- AdlaiE. Stevenson’s High Adlai E. Stevenson Board of Education at its regular meeting last week. class. Supt. Harold Banser will introduce the graduates to Board who Stevenson’s English department in 1965-66, was rehired. He joined District 125 in 1963, but left last _ The school board hopes to have year to teach in New Hampshire. Mrs. Estelle F. Harrington, James C. Hanert, NEWS School thored. _. Jeff Morris, senior president, will present a brief eulogy for his President Dan Schuffman, will present diplomas. director in the district. “These are the things I consider III important a member of Lincolnshire Miss president of the 1967-68 student council at Adlai E. Stevenson High School at elections last week. _ _ He replaces Greg Mercier as head of the student organization. Other! new council officers include Walt Andrus, vice-president; _ Sue Chess, secretary; and Lewis, treasurer. Newly elected Barb representatives include seniors Barb Coffin, Scott _ Hoyne, Randa McCartney, and _ Terry Smith; juniors Max Berg, Shirey Cook, Vicki Johnson, Rennie Morris, and Judy Pankau; and Judy Pankau; mores Candy brow, Bill Green, ney, and Anne Wolf. Three bands and sopho- Carlton, Dora Chip played Dom- McCartat Steven- librarian at DeKalb High School for the last two years, will head Stevenson’s library next year. A free spring concert last Friday. The 43-member concert band played National Emblem, Suite for Military Band, America the Beautiful, Die Meistersinger, Habanaera, Emperata Overture, Prelude in G Minor, Poor Wayfaring Stranger, Lasses Trombone, El Festivo, Dixieland. Jamboree, and The Stars and Stripes For- ever. Introductory band students played two selections with the concert band. Special selections by the dance band included Solo Mood and Over the Rainbow. The Brass Extravaganza played Brasilia and Spanish Flea. Harold Ray is the director of Stevenson’s bands. Senior Bill Jesse narrated the program. Adams, Rene Taylor, Bonnie Isaacson, Ricky Brehm, Glen Salmen, Diane Larson, Farner, Patti Mary Jane Symcak, Nancy Roscher, and Linda Kritlow. Also, Alfred Gies, Ruth Knauth, Terry Smith, Rhonda Brehm, Brian Tyler, Hank Bauer, Marilou Isaacson, Mike King, Mike Arterbury, ski, Ron Jack Pearson, Psiris, Paul David Wilew- Calder, John Blair, and Ken Knauth. Others are Carl Baker, Paul Taylor, John McCarthy, Fred Christianson, Dennis Bray, Jim Steere, Gary Young, Darrel King, Timothy McGahan, Thomas Solazzo, Bruce Leikam, and Terrance Ong. Introductory band members are Sheryl Hesselgrave, Vivian John- Regular band members include Sue Johnson, Vicki Johnson, Kath- son, Jeff Leikam, erine Carol Bruce Leikam, Nancy Perryman, and Chuck Gerschefske. Taylor, Ann Worlatschek, Gies, Donna Barthule, Jim Allan Mattson, Briane David accepted the proposal of _ Supt. Harry Lund Monday night to raise district teachers’ salaries $200 across the board. Starting salaries will be in- Additional Lincolnshire News on page 86 good Supt. Lund said he thinks the raise also will attract more experienced teachers since it affects the entire salary scale. Supt. Lund said the increase is necessary to compete with urban areas for qualified teachers. “Teachers are attracted to areas where shopping and recreation facilities are convenient and housing is within their income,’ he Bonita will join Graduate required a full time instructor. Stevenson is still seeking a basketball coach and _ instructors in math, English, physics, and French. Okay Reimbursement In other business last week, a request for reimbursement for guidance services totalling $1,964 was authorized by the board. Stevenson participates in a state program for the improvement of eight to sixt “I don’t think we are cutting the basics,’ Anderson stated “Perhaps we Mrs. from should Donal the floor look mor Explains Lag Assistant Supt. William Hitze man explained that the arithmeti lag is a result of the innovation o new math and a correspondin misrepresentation on the Stanfor test. Residents also questioned t amount of teacher observation i the school and the lack of written curriculum above secon grade level. Day Mr. School Hitzeman and at Ha I are spreadiri ourselves thin,’”’ Supt. Lund ex plained. “This is why I hav requested a principal and later curriculum consultant.” The board granted Supt. Lun permission to begin screenin candidates for the position 4d principal at either Half Da School or Sprague School. Discuss Rental Discussion also was heated o the decision to rent three rooms i Adlai Stevenson High eighth grade classes. School fa Several residents objected placing eighth graders in a hig school environment and to th added transportation costs. Mobile classrooms were co sidered, but Julius Laegeler e plained that few mobile class rooms can be rented for only The board also directed Supt. Harold E. Banser and Business Manager Edwin Ellis to prepare a budget for the coming year. Discussions of the proposed bud- The board accepted the reco mendation of Don Anderson investigate several buildings nea will be held on June 19 and has 8 File for Study Eight teachers filed advanced training applications for graduate work to be completed at various universities this summer. and Wayne Schnable. The Stevenson board reimburses teachers at the rate of $25 for each semester hour completed. Payment is made Bannockburn 5800. at the beginning of the school year in September. 106, close year. July 17. The public hearing been set for August 21. District is membe “Our the guidance department. ‘It is difficult to find good candidates without offering them an added incentive to leave the urban districts,” Supt. Lund continued. Starting salaries in other area school districts include Aptakisic Tripp District 102, 5600; and School said. grade average grade level.” in this area for next year get . board Boltz “Both Horne, explained. arithmetic,” Leonard grams.” Richard A. Johannsen, a June graduate of Stout State University, Menomonie, Wis., will be added to the Industrial Arts department. He replaces William Hesse, who teaches mechanical drawing half days at Stevenson. Because of other commitments, Mr. Hesse could not work full time and recent expansion pro- grams “I was shocked to see our stat in carefully at the basics befor starting flowery enrichment prc Feldman State ing disagreed. on to teach shorthand and typing. She will be graduated from Northern Illinois University in June. Stone school,” Supt. Lund said. Bu several board members and loc residents who attended the meet elementary Gnadt, Salary Hike -bers a the business education department for Student Council at Stevenson High named to graduate of the University. of Illinois, she also served as librarian at Lansing, II. ABOUT ew Officers, Representatives Elected Harry Salna, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kar] Salna, Mundelein, was recommendations _ in- 4 Faculty Members Hired By Stevenson High School the Misik, Other cluded initiating a gifted program, hiring a school social worker, sponsoring a summer school program, and hiring a_ guidance office. He is a veteran of the Korean consult- ant. the new auditorium air conditioning system in operation by graduation evening. Although workmen expect to have all equipment installed by the end of May, several days of “balancing’’ are still required for perfect operation, according to the business _vard College in 1952 and Harvard Law School War, and hiring a curriculum in the fall of 1965. elected treasurer of the State of Illinois, was graduated from Har- ” economics, and foreign language classes; starting a band program, They included Barbara Burwell, Mary Francis, Edwin Griffith, William Halverson, Wallace Jen- son, Paul Kern, Angelika Klieber, the school for classroom space such as the recently vacate Church of the Holy Spirit. Hire Speech Correctionist Other business included hiri Miss Andrea Doyle, a_ speec correctionist, and granting pe mission to the School Club sponsor dancing classes in t Half Day gymnasium, providin the classes do not coincide wit school activities. ‘It is difficult to find goa candidates without offering then an added incentive to leave th urban districts.” Starting salaries in other school districts are Aptakisic-Tripp Dist. $5,800 in Bannockburn are $5,600 | 102, a1 Dist. 106. May 25, 19° �‘Cigu Q furniture will soon be moving fabulous new north shore home — sao since it's cheaper (and it makes friends) to sell our Glenview inventory at ridiculous prices 4 than to pack up and move it, please take advantage of our — WALL TO WALL CLEARANCE OF ALL MERCHANDISE AT THIS LOCATION e substantial reductions on furniture, lamps & accessories e shown here is a representative selection of hundreds of clearance items please come in early for best selection, since most items are one of a kind and subject to prior sale - no mail or phone orders e convenient budget terms easily arranged store hours — every weekday...10 amto9 pm = Salurday.... 3.2, 10 am to 5:30 pm” are ote Sunday ves _ Monday May 29, 1967 at 9 “SALE =~ ene >.Gracefully curved Italian Pro- : vincial pillow back sofa. reg. $329 SALE $239 54” pillow back skirted love seat, copper and olive fabric. 3 81" ; , reg. $159 SALE $98.50 copper and olive Italian Provincial 3 pillow back sofa. reg. $319 SALE $159 PM @ Lamps and accessories reduced @ Chests, consoles, curio cabinets, ing pieces, Reductions to... . @ Many one of a kind occasional tions to . . . .50% from 10 to 40% buffets & serv50% tables, Reduc- @ Handsome cherry executive desk in rich tooled leather top — reg. $379 @ Compact maple kneehole desk— Good selection of occasional cluding velvets and leather. with hand SALE $298 reg. $98.50 SALE $49.95 lounge chairs French dresser, landscape matching Provincial 9 drawer 66" triple mirror, chest on chest _ saqit| 1 and figure 8 open back bed. French walnut finish. reg. $519 SALE 1 in- reductions to 50% Gracefully curved 12 noon to 5:00 pm — PROMPTLY! $389 § [| ae ‘ee Mire. | aa AWAD een a ge ee Oe 4 —“ycqeeemeile “ie Classic Italian 68"' triple dresser with vertical mirror, 42"' 6 drawer chest on chest and cane wood, panel bed, reg. $719 liqht fruit- SALE - $495 Beautiful fruitwood 56" china, 40' round table with 2 18"' leaves, 4 side and 2 arm chairs. reg. $979 SALE $595 _ 4 ae » Italian Provincial 70" lighted china with glass shelves, , 46" round pedestal table, 4 cane side and 2 arm chairs, FE velvet cushions. reg. $1149 SALE $795 Spanish with heavy mouldings 64" china, 42'' x 68" trestle Bes table that opens to 104", 4 high back cane side and 2 lassic Italian Provincial 84'' pillow back sofa — reg. $489 SALE $329 | ee = e F arm. reg. $1429 SALE $995 City POAT j : _ < Magnificently jan Provincial detailed phone i in ‘rich, antique fruitwood—76" Suburbs triple dresser with Mr. & Mrs. ~ mirrors, chest on chest and full queen size cane bed. \urious ee ¥ : ‘ 5 100'' crescent sofa — reg. $389 SALE $198 60 oO, FURNITURE SALE $595 additional 2ocitional with with ki i ~ Ten 7-30 Ital- bedroom reg. $919 Me. 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Place each—pressing almond in down to flatten slightly. Bake in 325 oven for 15-18 minutes. degree (16 Servings) 4 cups diced cooked their Salad chicken 2 cups diced celery 1 cup chopped green onions Students in Deerfield-Highland Park High School District 113 planning to attend state junior colleges next year must file their applications by July 1, according to district officials. 1/2 cup slivered almonds Supt. 4 large pieces candied ginger, diced _ Highland Park Couple Returns From Canada Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Kelly, 975 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park, are home after attending Expo 67 in Montreal and visiting with former Chicago friends, Mr. and Mrs. so! | Wells Martin bee, Can. of Knowlton, Que- They also visited their grand: children, Michael Sherer and his sister, Melinda, of Alton, who are attending eastern school. Michael is a student at St. George’s _ School, Newport, R. I., and Melins da attends Concord (Mass.) Aca- - demy. that Karl students “leeway”’ Plath will of former said not years mitting applications, the junior college June recently have the in sub- because of referendum 10. The district must have the records on time in case the referendum passes. If it does, the names will be turned over to the junior college board, which would organize Aug. 10. The board then would be responsible for tuition applications ap- mester. The district has been billed $3,892 for first semester and $655 for second semester. Under the present system District 113 pays full tuition for students qualifying for accredited State junior colleges. In another item of business, Dr. Plath reported that a Highland Park High School freshman is participating in the district’s first ‘homebound instruction project. He participates in each class session through a special telephone, and the instruction is supplemented by regular visits from classroom teachers. The state reimburses the district for half the cost of the program, up “For my own part, I reject the assumptions that lie behind our involvement, and I regret each new step toward a deeper involvement. I recommend that we: STOP THE BOMBING, North and South, end the ‘search and destroy’ offensive sweeps, and confine our military action to the:holding operations on the ground. Bombing the North has failed to halt or seriously check the flow of troops to the South and may, in fact, have prompted a much greater war effort by Hanoi. Secretary McNamara himself told a Senate committee: ‘I don’t believe that the bombing .. . has significantly reduced (nor would reduce) the actual flow of men and material to the South.’ In the South our bombs have killed or maimed countless numbers of innocent people and alienated others whose support we covet. ... It is the bombing of North Vietnam that presents the greatest obstacle to a settlement and the greatest danger of involving Russia or China in war.” This advertisement is part of a program of information and involvement. If you are disturbed by our national policy towards the Vietnamese war and would like to express your disapproval democratically, enroll in and contribute to to $600 a year. proved prior to July 1 The board authorized Dr. Plath to continue processing applications for tuition ‘even though it could be out of our hands by August.” So far this year, 50 junior college authorizations were issued for the first semester, and nine additional authorizations for the second se- IS SQUAD Lorraine MEMBER Zanarini of Highwood has been selected as a member of Northern Illinois University’s 196768 pompon squad. A freshman, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver dale Av. Zanarini, 122 Wren- NORTH 1102 SHORE COMMITTEE OF CLERGY AND CONCERNED ABOUT VIETNAM Oak William Street Winnetka, Buffet Reverend Chairman Lease eeeeee LAYMEN Illinois Donald 60093 Farley Secretary-Treasurer ee eeee eee ie i i i i i i i Add egg and almond extract. Mix well. Shape dough into 1inch balls. Place on ungreased cnccraggamcmer esses Ir, College Applications Why do busy women like Mrs. Fillion and Mrs. Noyes like to Must Be Made by July I say, If you would like a copy of his courageous speech, as reprinted in the NEW YORK TIMES (and largely ignored in the Chicago papers), simply send your request in writing to the Winnetka address shown below. butter. Sherbert, topped with Mandarin - cook? Because, they _ husbands like to eat. i sugar, in OO flour, Cut a pineapple 1 cup orange marmalade 2 tsp. chopped candied ginger with Chinese fried green peas, - coconut strips, wish nuts, and soy bits. The main course was Orien- soda. a crushed and “FROM GENERAL WESTMORELAND on down, we have in Vietnam our finest soldiers and marines. This only adds to the heartache of those of us who feel that these brave men are in Vietnam because of the shortsightedness of our political and diplomatic policy-makers. a _ Mese corn and crab soup served together salt, These statements are taken from an address made to the U.S. Senate on April 25th by Senator George McGovern of South Dakota. a 2 tblsp. cornstarch 2 cans (small size) The luncheon began with Japa- “QUR DEEPENING INVOLVEMENT in Vietnam represents the most tragic diplomatic and moral failure in our national experience. The mightiest nation in history ... is with allegedly good motives devastating an impoverished little state and ravishing the people whose freedom we would protect. a __. 2-3/4 cups sifted flour 1 cup sugar 1/2 tsp. salt 1/2 tsp. soda 1 cup butter 1 slightly beaten egg Sift 2 11-ounce cans Mandarin orange sections worth. marma- 1 tsp. almond extract 1/3 cup whole unblanched almonds Mandarin Orange Sauce es A Tragic Failure | Chinese Almond Cookies Combine and mix with 2. cups mayonnaise. Serve on lettuce leaves with a topping of toasted almonds. aee a Wagon Set who get up _ their own parties and come (in a station wagon or not) for dancing only on Wing Ding night June 24. Also attending were former Wing Ding chairmen including _ Mrs. Thomas Jones of Wilmette, _ Mrs. Donald Roberts of Winnetka, and Mrs. James Isham of Kenil- pineapple, lade, and ginger. Cook until thick. Remove from heat. Stir in Mandarin sections. sliced ee a the Sere a Station for undrained red pepper salt nutmeg water chestnuts, ea a and chopsticks added to the table tsp. tsp. tsp. cans Serres ee 1/4 1 1/2 2 colors settings. hostesses OF RO 8 - were used for table runners. were ag MATTER Te * serve % cup syrup from fruit. In saucepan, blend reserve syrup and cornstarch. Stir in TASTE be daanhed Net eee A FF oe pene _ recently brought from the Orient by Mrs. Fillion Sr. of Indianapolis, Guests eS Jack Robbins (center) of Wilmette wears traditional Japanese attire including the obi which was used as table linen yesterday at a luncheon at Mrs. Edward Fillion's. Other Wing Ding committee members are Mrs. John J. Louis (left) and. Mrs. William _ thing had an Eastern aura. Obis, in harmonizing — Mrs. _ Ding, which is the annual benefit _ party of the Evanston Hospital Woman’s Auxiliary. _ The hostesses prepared all the foods and made sure that every- _ Napkins sgl Coe Orient” theme for the 10th Wing ——~ ad a _ Jr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Noyes of _ Evanston feted Station Wagon Set: hostesses. Mrs. Fillion was the hostess in her Kenilworth home and the lun_ cheon followed the “Flight to the i May 25, 196 eee �ICE | QS Sealtest Light & Lively, All Flavors MILK “: pLATEs* 59%. 5 Bondware Paper qs hop on yore cayuse and mosey on Sai to corral the biggest grocery bargains between here and the Rockies! We'll zing you thru our speedy checkFouts, load yore pack horse for you and make sure you never lift nuthin! Have a happy, safe holidaydrive with extra care. 4 ‘Sunset’s choi cest, Fully Aged, U.S. b itr gH Tievers, Silver Cup eg. or vie. 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Waukegan Rd., Lake Forest Open 8 to 9:30, 7 Days a Week �Beach W. Aten II Promoted 446-8611 To Captain in U.S. Air Force Beach W. Aten II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Beach W. Aten, 1797 Clifton Av., Highland Park, reed was promoted gers and freight and welfare and discipline troops. to Capt. captain in the U.S. Air Force. He now is detachment commander of 6th Aerial Squadron Ubon in Alan J. Inbinder, 800 Stonete Dr., Highland Park, has en promoted from vice presiSdent to senior vice president of Keoroy Inc. Realtors of Chica2 ge. 3 Students Given Awards in Music Three area music students have | received special commendation in | the annual composition contest of - the National Guild of Piano Teachers. _ The nationwide contest was de- Park Port at Capt. Aten Miss Darcy WILL AWlings TREE EXPERTS ENTER Licensed By The State Of Illinois Yrs. graduate High School of and Jim LAWN Roy > SPRINKLING SYSTEMS INSTALLATION AND SERVICE NOW LOCATED AT: 1761 WINNETKA AV. 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Hage- mann, daughter of the Howard Hagemanns of Deerfield, was honored on her 19th birthday. Forty guests attended the event and the husbands did all the shopping, cooking, and planning. - the the ENTERTAINS NEPHEW Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maxon, 560 Westgate Rd., Deerfield, recently had A. John Lindemann of Milwaukee as their guest. Mr. Lindemann, who is Mr. Maxon’s nephew, is a professor at the University of Wisconsin School of Engineering, Milwaukee campus. Air Base Bangkok, HOLDS CELEBRATIONS A combination Mothers’ Day, birthday, and neighborhood party was given Sunday at the home of the Richard Schmidts, 832 Pine B. Jordan, for of at the University of Pennsylvania. Thailand. He is in charge of loading passen- : signed to stimulate interest in pe penton among music students. Receiving special commendations _ were Howard Le Noble and Allison Paaetn en, both of Highland Park, and Toni Hirsch of Deerfield. 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Gain the the confidence of the Vietnamese. unit is comprised of 14 responsible for earning the trust of the villagers, giving them the necessary military training to enable them -and to defend the village guarantee medical security, aid to those who giving need it, and improving the way of life. Initially, CAC units are met with some distrust. But they are gradually accepted as villagers gain confidence in themselves, in their ability to defend lage, and in the their knowledge vilthat they can grow and harvest their Own crops without paying tribute or taxes to the Viet Cong. to the Cpl. Ricker explained that the prisoner was released to the local police because the CAC _ units follow a policy of non-interference with Vietnamese authorities. governmental ‘‘This was more a civil case than a military one,” he said, ‘‘so we turned him over.”’’ Sick Call Important The CAC units play a large part in educating the villagers to a better way of living. One of the extremely successful programs in village pacification has been that of the medical corpsmen ee sick call. Marine Cpl. “Most of our villagers are quite healthy. We do have our prob- Daniel lems, Ricker however,” Cpl. Ricker ex- plained. ‘‘A little four-year-old boy was brought in here just yesterday. He had run personnel carrier hit. His skull in front and had of a been crushed open was with his brain exposed. We cared for him. He’ll live but he’ll always be a vegetable. Those to you. ‘We have a girl in camp has been out gets back, diagnose her things get little six year old now. The corpsman in the field. Until he I’ve been trying to problem. It’s either scabies or leprosy. If it is leprosy, it’ll be the first case we’ve had in Villagers Help “Tt has gotten to the point now,” Cpl. Ricker explained, ‘‘where the villagers are our best source of intelligence of information. We have in custody a Viet Cong suspect as a direct result of a villager tipoff. During the campaigns for the village elections we received another tip. There was a Viet Cong disguised in blue fatigues with a blue beret (the uniform of one of the local Vietnamese military units). He had been urging villagers not to vote. We went down and collared the area.”’ Not all the medical problems are so complex, however. ‘I’ve got these two youngsters that follow me around wherever I go. I scabs and water. and They sores had the local ‘joy girls.’ We certainly aren’t bluenoses but this is a Although I had been thoroughly to keep them away from the girls. Venereal disease is virulent over here. Normal courses of treatment have to be stepped up considerably. There are some strains of VD that are resistant to our penicillin and other antibiotics. To give you an example of serious problem and we’re really doing these guys a favor by trying briefed on the CAC units before I met Cpl. Ricker, I was surpried to learn that in addition to the units’ finally managed to talk them into letting me give them a bath with soap and water, clean clothes, and regular hygiene will do for these kids.” some official duties, they have assumed on their bodies another responsibility. and in just two or three days they cleared up. Just simple hygiene. I “We then took some of my old mildewed fatigues and had a local try to control prostitution | as best we can in the villages,” the corporal explained. ‘‘We do tailor cut them down to their size. It’s remarkable what a little soap how prevalent this problem Marine we find patronizing one of Make make an First Lt. Hadjuk is in charge of supply for the battalion, saw the men While his unit suffered did see considerable his share light casualties, content to stay where he is for the duration = : of his tour. Ist “Lt. Hadjuk, First Lt. Hadjuk Deerfield Hadjuk is 2315 Shady High the son of Ln., Highland School, Mr. and Park. Mrs. Michael A graduate them. We’ve got our the defection rate is due, we feel, to the villagers’ confidence in themselves as a fighting unit. I think to this end, we’ve done our job.” of Cpl. he plans to return to college when he is discharged this summer. for “T have never heard of any popular force defections in this immediate area. This lowering of action in the field. That’s quite a change from his duty station now. Mike is located in a relatively secure area near Saigon, and he’s quite he “At one time the defection rate in the northern five provinces of South Vietnam with respect to popular forces was 38 percent and higher. Now it’s down to about 5 percent—that’s area-wide. of combat while stationed in the field near Phouc Vinh. He was responsible for directing artillery fire and support missions for Operation Attleboro. He also has taken part in several firefights. catch to act as local militia) trained to be a pretty doggoned good fighting group. and with the seven-day, 12-hour-day weeks, there’s no time for golf, even if there were golf courses. 1,’’ Mike “We round,” popular forces (villagers recruited of Saigon. assigned to “Big Red area. sniper attack yet. But if it comes, we’re ready Michael Hadjuk, assigned to headquarters company, 506 field depot, 244 supply and service battalion, on the out- Formerly the occasional patrols said. “We did get hit one night while on a patrol, but it was just harassing fire. We haven’t been caught in any major type of To a man who shoots golf in the low 70s, Vietnam is a frustrating tour of duty. Such is the case with 1st Lt. skirts reconnaissance throughout CAC Ricker unit months in for The Marines serve for as long a they wish. If they want out the ask. But Cpl. Ricker and _ his colleagues asking. Cpl. have Ricker no will has five South unit is a voluntary been of with his Vietnam. the eight The organization. intention take of a briefj leave from his unit within the next several weeks when he goes to Hawaii to marry Miss Kathlee Pegg of Long Beach, Calif. A Highland Park High Schoo graduate, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ricker of 1333 War rington Rd., Deerfield. Area Man Patrols While the CAC unit is not actively involved in combat, Cpl. Ricker and his colleagues do Tip for Golf Players: Stay Out of Vietnam . is, we conducted a medical survey of the village girls about two weeks ago. We found a 90 percent incidence of VD.” this primarily by ‘writing up’ any STULL A CAC Marines, one of whom is a naval corpsman. .This small unit is him Goes Right to Source Lyle Davis, sales manager of radio station WEEF, spent the month of April in Vietnam gather ing information for interviews and tapes with North Shore men fo the following stories. Mr. Davis accompanied fighte strikes over South Vietnam, bom ber runs, and air/sea rescue opera tions in getting the first-hand , accounts ‘North of Shore servicemen ser ving in the conflict. tion, In addi he joined airborne units and field ma- rine and navy units. Mr. Davis Tapes of Mr, Davis’ interviews recently were aired on the radio station. Rep Robert McClory (R-12th) assisted with arrangements for the trip which was sponsored by Nick and Gus Petropoulos of Petropoulos Brothers Appliances, Inc., in Gur nee. Mr. Davis is married and has two sons, Scott, 3, and Kenneth, 1 months. The family lives in Ev anston. May 25, 196 �Poe pk i eae g ee OE fiSe RE CARPET You Can’t Afford to Miss! bs DAYS ONLY * WOOL * NYLON ° ACRILAN THURS. — FRI. — SAT., MAY St 25, 26, 27 Truckloads of Quality Carpet Purchased on “The ch scale, in Aontiquebedroom Carmeee Or Gold, Cerise ‘ Ay Sq. Famous Mills *b. Hicct$095 3Q95 Yd. From Sq. Yd. Sq. Yd. Sq. Yd. Sq. 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Yd. * Wools, Nylons, Acrilans 1840 Frontage Northbrook VE 5-2400 Rd. HOURS: Mon. thru Fri., 9 to 5 Evenings by Appt. �Where To Worship Director of religious education: Cossiette Conley. Sunday services: 10, 11:30 Church school, 10, 11:30 a.m. Deerfield a.m. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Congregational Church of Deerfield BAHA’I _Assembly of Deerfield Secretary: Mrs. William K. Baker, 1414 Charing Cross, Deerfield. Adult discussion group: Sunday, 9:45 Jewett Park Field House, 835 a.m., _ Miss _ Hazel. - Children’s hour: Sunday, Jewett Park.Field House. 9:45 a.m., BAPTIST Community Address: 1250 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Elmer E. Davis. Sunday Services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school, 9:30 a.m., nursery’ through dult. High school and college Y.P. ellowship, 6 p.m. idweek service: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist Sunday, May 28: 11 a.m. Bible jesson, “Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced. Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Reading room: 635 Deerfield Rd.; daily except Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. EPISCOPAL St. Gregory’s Deerfield and Wilmot Rds. The Rev. Jack D. Parker. Curate: The Rev. Spencer Thiel. Sunday services: 7:30 a.m.,_ holy communion; 9:15 a.m., holy commun-’ ion—first and third Sundays, morning prayer—second and fourth Sundays; 11 a.m., morning prayer—first and third Sundays, holy communion—second and fourth Sundays. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m. Morning prayer: daily. 9 a.m. Address: Address: 225 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. John S. Usry. Sunday service: 10:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10:30 a.m. Trinity Address: 760 North Av. Pastor: The Rev. Philip A. Desenis. Sunday services: 9:15, 11 a.m. Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m., 2-year-olds through eighth grade. Confirmation class: Tuesday, 5 p.m. Lincolnshire DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Community Christian Address: 1970 Riverwoods Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Donald L. Sunday service: 11 a.m. Lanier. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10 a.m., all classes. Youth meeting: Sunday, 7 p.m. Helping in the local planning of B'nai B'rith's 1967 Anti-Defamation League fund-raising campaign are (from left) Mrs. Armund J. Schoen, Mrs. Richard Ettlinger, Mrs. William |. Horwitch, Mrs. David Novick, all of Highland Park, and Mrs. LUTHERAN Church of the Holy Spirit Address: 52 Oxford Dr. Pastor: The Rev. Karl F. Langrock. Sunday services: 8:30, 10:45 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30, 10:45 a.m. Zollie S. Frank, Winnetka. Armund J. Schoen o Highland Park, is general chairman of the loca campaign. A dinner at 6:30 tonight in the Pick Congress Hotel will kick off the drive. Rector: EVANGELICAL Address: Line Rev. Rd. Richard A. Swan- p.m. EVANGELICAL The Rev. Mr. Grote has serve Address: 801 Rosemary Ter. Pastor: The Rev. Eugene Wykle. Assistant minister: The Rev. as assistant pastor and minist¢ to youth for the church for t past year. Nor- unday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nurser facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30 a.m., 2-year-olds through sixth grade; 11 a.m., 2-year-olds through high school age. _ JEWISH Beth Office: 631 recepti Rockwood, Tenn., June 21. - man Steffenson. ts, farewell Rockwood Presbyterian Church BRETHREN Bethlehem _ a and will preach for the 11:30 a. service at the First Presbyteria Church of Deerfield. Sunday will mark his last se mon at the church, which he wi leave to become. pastor of t son. Sunday services: 10:45 a.m.; 7 p.m. Church school: 9:30 a.m., all classes. idweek service: Wednesday, 7:30 UNITED at after the 9:45 a.m. service Sunda Suburban 200 County The The Rev. Jeffrey Grote will b honored FREE North Pastor: Farewell Service For Rev. Grote Deerfield Shown is a rendering of the all-purpose building for the First Presbyterian Or Daniel Friedman. Friday service: of Deerfield. Ground for the addition will be broken after the Rd. Rabbi: Church 11 am. 8 p.m. service Sunday. The new building will house Sunday School rooms, a choir robing and rehearsal room, a loft for Boy and Girl Scout and youth activities, and new office space. VISITS IN DEERFIELD Arnold Younger, chief petty ficer, of Baltimore, Md., was recent weekend guest of Mr. a Mrs. Robert G. Patterson, 4 Carlisle Av., Deerfield. LUTHERAN Zion Address: 10 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Herbert son. Intern: Jerome Egel. Sunday _ Church eighth services: school: 8* 9 a.m., grade. 9, C. Peter- 10:45 nursery a.m. through - METHODIST Christ Address: 1558 Pastor: The Wilmot Rev. Milo Rd. J. Vondracek. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursery facilities and child care are provided during 11 a.m. service. Church eect. 9:30 a.m., kindergarten through h_ school. unior, senior MYF: PRESBYTERIAN Sunday, 4 p.m. Pastor: 824 Waukegan The Rev. Rd. Bernard F. Didier. Assistant pastors: The Revs. Jeffrey Grote, . Johnson, and Frederiek W. Wyngarden. Director of Christian education: Miss Linda Connors. Sunday services: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Bapsecond Sunday. Church school: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. nursery through sixth grade. Chapel: Wednesday, 9 a.m. Junior High Youth Academy: Tuesoy. 4 p.m. : : reshman fellowship: Friday, 5:46 p.m. Senior High Fellowship: Sunday, 7:30 : tism ’ aS ce p.m. Choir practice: Angelettes, Wednesday, 7 p.m.; Chancel, Wednesday, 8 p.m.; Westminster, Tuesday, 5:15 p.m. ROMAN CATHOLIC Holy UNITARIAN North Shore 28 Promised You a Rose Garden’ at its monthly meeting at 1 p.m. today in the home of Mrs. Howard Park. VISIT FROM OHIO Mr. and Mrs. John Matta of Lakewood, O., are visiting their son-in-law and daughter, the Ronald J. Mattas, 703 Byron Ct., Deerfield. The visitors attended confirmation of their granddaughter, Sherrill, in Zion Lutheran Church on Sunday afternoon, May 14th. Relatives and friends were guests at a buffet supper given at the Mattas’ home after the cere- mony. Cross Address: 724 Elder Ln. = Pastor: The Rt. Rev. John H. Houlian. Assistant Pastor: The Rev. James P. Coleman. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:30, 8:45, 10, 11:15 a.m., 12:30 p.m. Weekday masses, Monday through Friday, 6:30, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 6:30, 8:30 a.m. ° Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:15, 7:30-9 p.m.; Thursday before first Friday, 4-5, and during Friday masses. Baptisms: Sunday following 12:30 p.m. mass. Address: Minister: zer. B’nai Torah in Highland Park will discuss Hannah Green’s “I Never Walton, 881 Kimball Rd., Highland First Address: TO DISCUSS BOOK The book club of Congregation 2100 Half Day Rd. The Rev. Russell R. Blet- ATTEND DERBY Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Day, 1707 Garand Dr., Deerfield, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Claybourn in Louisville when they attended May 6. the Kentucky Derby on VACATION IN ATLANTA Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Allen, 1125 Hazel Av., Deerfield, have returned after spending several days in Atlanta, Ga. DRAKE SUPPLY CO. invites you to visit their new showroom be- fore you make your lighting and fixture selection whether you are moving, building, remodeling or redecorating. Our showroom is the newest and most attractive in the midwest with the most extensive selection of working fixtures on display. You can select name brand models to fit any decor . . . Early American. . . Traditional . . . Contemporary . . . Mediterranean. A residential lighting specialist is available for your consultation in the luxurious comfort of our gallery. DRAKE (A DIVISION OF GALLERIES DRAKE SUPPLY. CO., INC.) 1181 Fridays Grand Avenue, Waukegan, Mlinois 312 - 623 - 2028 Ample Parking 10-9; Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. 10-5; Sat.10-4 or by appointment May 25, 196 �i Pa Se Sie So5% Rs oe as Group for Mentally Retarded Will Open Annual Convention The North Shore Association for Retarded Children will host the nnual convention of the Illinois Mrs. Robert Children Board. Knight of Winnetka will report on the Community Planning Project on vanston’s Orrington Hotel. The main speaker will be Dr. a member of the aculty of the graduate school for dvanced studies in social welfare ht Brandeis University. At a 9 a.m. meeting Saturday, Dr. Dybwad will discuss his xperiences as a consultant on ental retardation to national fovernments and will compare rogress in Illinois with advances treating retardation in other “Mrs. Knight as .m. to noon tomorrow. Projects,” heltered Workshop,” .m.; “The Mentally Joseph Kraft Mrs. V. tion teacher Ln., ‘‘The Complete Luxury Hartrey R. West, special at Evanston assistant and Borchaloo, High Mrs. These at 1:30 Deficient VISIT Park will be chairman of the local Mrs. James Hall of Winnetka ill be chairman of the workshop n the Association for Retarded Dr. Dybwad Dr. Kraft Mori Bokhara, Nain, others in small and large sizes. bales have been moved and will be sold at the Road, & Edens Expwy. at Rt 41, Highland Park,Ill. Thursday, May 25, at 8 p.m. Sharp Unpacking and view from 6 p.m. to time of sale. National Carpets of Persia 1422 N. Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Ind. 1. Auctioneer: ARIZONA Fausto Ricci Due to short span of time for the disposal — catalogues Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hale and their children, Mary and Bill, 1665 Duffy Ln., Bannockburn, have returned from an Arizona vacation at Jokake Ranch in Phoenix. projects workshop. Belouch, and many celebrated ra, 5, and her son Craig, of Highland consider offered unusual Persian Holiday Inn Lake-Cook three birthof Mr. and 1160 Myrtle were Mossoul, Kurdi, Afghans BIRTHDAYS Deerfield, Quality Included in bales offered at this sale are: Inlaid Silk Quom, Natural Keshan, Djian Tabriz, Lahver with Royal Hunting Design, Kirman, Jozan Sarouk, Ispahan, educato Exhibition of We are offering for complete disposal of what we to be the largest collection in types and sizes ever for sale by Public Auction in this area—of outstanding qualities of time honored hand woven and Oriental rugs, runners and carpets. Av., guests; Shipment Persian Rugs with a party Sunday afternoon. Relatives and friends helped to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs. Samuels, her daughter, Ann Deb- Persons Law,’’ and “The Associaion for Retarded Children Board,” at 7:30 p.m. Dr. 2413 Mothers Day and days in the family Mrs. Neil Samuels, Mrs. Newtor includes and Of a Vernon Av., Mrs. Donald luncheon CELEBRATE brchard School for Special Educaon in Skokie will be held from 9 Local at School, special Newton. hore School and Training Center, 525 Church St., Evanston, and New Lloyd Evanston, Films showing problems of reardation will be shown in the otel and guided tours of the workshop Public Auction Larson of 2749 Helen Dr., Glenview, entertained; Mrs. Thom- ountries. Tomorrow’s Important Sale Retardation. S. Karger of 234 Glencoe, luncheon; ee Announcing an Ralph von Osinski of Carol Stream and Dr. Edward Eagle of Evanston will conduct the convention’s business meeting at 10:15 a.m. Saturday following Dr. Dybwad’s lecture. Members of the North Shore Association for Retarded Children helping arrange the convention include Mrs. Brooke Jensen of 1501 Sunset Ridge Ln., Northbrook, registration; Mrs. Robert Association for the Mentally Rearded tomorrow and Saturday in unnar Dybwad, Mental — eS eae will be available only at the unpacking. Terms: Cash or Check college-bound students face . - At Roycemore, the Challenge of Five concept begins at the seventh grade. All students in the Upper School take a required five-course program. It is sequentially structured in the five basic disciplines: English, mathematics, science, social studies and foreign languages. | The program is specifically designed for the average and above student who wants to accept this Challenge. A faculty-student ratio of 1-10 and an average class size of 15 means that Roycemore faculty and advisors can maintain close attention to the individual needs of the boys and girls whose destiny they influence. Comprehensive aptitude testing places the average Roycemore student in the top tenth percentile on a national scale. Every Roycemore graduate for many years has been accepted in colleges and universities across the country. Roycemore has served the North Shore communities for 52 years. It has achieved its standing by teaching children how to learn.. The Challenge of Five is not an easy program. But it is effective. Each generation for the past half-century or more has faced the same educational problem: school is tougher now than when dad was a student. That’s true. It’s a hard fact of academic life and this is why: © our overcrowded colleges and universities have more applicants (and consequent rejections) every year. @ college curricula are more demanding every year — technological and other advances of the Space Age are exerting their pressures. @ explosion of knowledge — most professions and businesses change so drastically and frequently that educators cannot predict what course of study will be prescribed in colleges five or more years hence. How can we best prepare youngsters for college? This is where the Challenge of Five comes in. ADMISSIONS Roycemore is a co-educational independent school, admitting students from junior kindergarten through grade XII. Admission is determined after a thorough evaluation of the applicant’s qualifications based on: 1. personal factors, 2. entrance examinations, and 3. previous school record. The traditional four-course high school program frequently doesn’t provide the needed depth in the five basic disciplines to insure success on the college level. But we believe a FIVE-course program helps college-bound students meet the challenge. Next entrance examinations for the For 1967-1968 further school information year call will or be write ROYCENMORE 640 LINCOLN STREET EVANSTON founded ay 25, 1967 FIVE OF CHALLENGE THE held at Director the of school on Saturday, June 10 at 9:00 a.m. Admissions. SCHOOL DAvis 8-3220 1917 29 �Announcing the Second Aanyal Don Kerbis Summer Tennis Camp ANDERSON—Mr. and HAMILTON—Mr. Mrs. - Henry I. Anderson Jr., 1741 Bever- Bertram ly Pl., Highland Park, a son, - Henry ‘Ingvall, May 5 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Susan Mr. and Granton, Mrs. Wis., F. and Mrs. 59 Pierce Hamilton, Rd., Highland Eve, Park, a daughter, May 6 in and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton, both of Chicago. _ Henry I. Anderson of Des Plaines. CAREY—Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1033 Deerfield Rd., Carey, _ Deerfield, twin boys, Kevin P. and HAYLES—Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hayles, 245 Western Av., Highland Michael J., May 3 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Apr. 30 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mr..and Mrs. Clarence Peterson, 245 Western , J. Park, Mrs. Donald Easton, 835 Northwoods Dr., Deerfield, and Dr. and Mrs. Louis Nash of Camarillo, v., and Mrs. Robert W. Lester of of Hebron, and = Grandparents Pearl and Mrs. 1756 South- and Mrs. REGISTER TWO Rd., Highland Park, a son, Poon Scott, May 6, in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacArthur, 142 Abingdon Av., Kenilworth, and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bremhorst, Belleville, Ill. (Continued on page NOW SESSIONS June 19 to July 14 July 17 to August |! SEND OR CALL FOR BROCHURE Mac ARTHUR—Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacArthur Jr., 1647 Green Bay FOUR-WEEK DON KerBisS TENNIS CLUB 1660 SKOKIC VaLLeyY RD. HIGHLAND Park ILLINOIS 60035 phone 433-4600 32) Eva in Highland Park Hospital. Herz, 86 Walker Av., both of GILMORE—Dr. and Mrs. HOFFMEYER—Mr. Mrs. Carl Carl both of Chicago, and Mrs. Albert H. Hoffmeyer of Winter Park, Fla., formerly of Wilmette. of Chicago Gilmore of San Il. GOLDBERGER—Mr. and Robert L. Goldberger, Berkeley Rd., Highland Mrs. 1621 Park, are and Mr. Mr. HUNTER—Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Hunter, 1842 Beverly PI., Highland Park, a son, Wayne McCullough, May 5 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are. Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Hunter of Skokie and Mrs. Mary Hofstetter and Mrs. Milton and Mrs. Alfred _ Goldberger, both of Chicago. NORTH SHORE PREMIERE... DEERFIELD SQUARE of Centralia. VALUE a daughter, Karen Beth, May 9 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents Mrs. Grandparents are Mrs. Anna Groebe and William C. Groebe, R. Gilmore, 1326 Ferndale Rd., Highland Park, a son, Robert Kenton, May 8 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Karl Menger and Arnold Hoffmeyer, 1115 Pam Anne Dr., Glenview, a daughter, Heidi, May 3 in Evanston Hospital. C. S. Gilbert and Mrs. Helen | Dunn, both of Lake Forest. KNAUER—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Knauer, 1410 Central Av., Deerfield, a son, Kevin Michael, May 3 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. TASTE [| QUALITY f LOCATION Strongly favored by traditionalists in exclusive residential areas of both Washington and Detroit . . . is the “BLAIR” model, now premiering in Deerfield. You'll appreciate the tasteful appointments and advantages of Deerfield Square . . . Two-story Colonials with 4 & 5 exceptionallylarge bedrooms e Paneled and beamed family rooms with woodburning fireplaces e Country kitchens with floor-to-ceiling pantries e First-floor studies e Priced from only $38,950 to $42,950 for over 2,000 to 2,675 feet of living area. On sites up to % acre. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! Deerfield Square has the ideal North Shore location! In the heart of the village of Deerfield. Within easy walking distance to elementary & junior high school, skating rinks, swimming pool and Milwaukee R.R. commuter trains. Just minutes away from Edens Expressway and the Tri-State Tollway. Golfing nearby at 4 country clubs. See Deerfield Square this weekend! wo. gy. PULTE, tc. ‘Serentums Bushes Seedling Fertilizers — Peat Moss — Mulches — Garden s r e w o l F S ' T A V R O H You'll 4230 30 Like Our Quality W. Dundee CR 2-4563 and Rd. Flats Detroit © Washington Supplies 5” Prices! SANDERS ba Rose he 4. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Kulaga and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peneschi, both of Chicago. Highland Park. DUNN—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Dunn, 2003 Second St., Highland Park, a son, Sean Patrick, May 5 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. E. Rubin For Boys and Girls from 7 to 17 May 3 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kriser, 124 S. Deere Park Dr., and Mr. and Mrs. Edward ~ wood. Jose, Chicago, 11 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ronzani of Lake Forest and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Castelli, 309 Euclid Av., High- and Ln., Deerfield, a son, John Albert, HERZ—Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Herz, 3399 Krenn Av., Highland Park, a son, Joseph Daniel, May Mrs. are Hershinow, Mrs. Hershinow of Winnetka. ‘Ernest J. Castelli, 654 Walnut St., Highland Park, a son, Ernest Joseph II, May 4 in Highland Park - Hospital. L. and Highland Park, Dr. Herbert Goldt Park Av., Highland Park, and Mr. CASTELLI—Mr. Mrs. Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. Claire Goldt, 436 Hazel Av., Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Morrison, 420 Cash and ‘ PENESCHI—Mr. Ronald B. Peneschi, N. Woodland Jean, land Av., Highland Park, a daughter, Amy Elise, May 9 in Highland land Park, a daughter, Mary Elizabeth, Apr. 30 in Highland 2 Park Hospital. Grandparents are Robert Highwood, Debra HERSHINOW—Mr. Cash, 1379 Eastwood Av., High- and Mrs. daughter, Hayles, of Prichard, Ala. Cal. ‘CASH—Mr. a Zack of Lake R. Knauer of Highland Park Hospital. 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Perfect 0 0 8 1 5 I VW A S R S RAGASSI We S03 Open Deerfield Sell the Road, Daily 9-5:30, Thursday BEST — and Service the REST Deerfield and Friday nights 7-9; closed Wednesday at noon. for �New Avtioale Announced (Continued from MILLER—Mr. and 30) Mrs. Wil- aks liam B. Miller, 2700 Duffy Ln., Deerfield, a son, Clifford Barclay, _ May 2 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. Norman Esthus and Mr. a L. of Arlington and Mrs. Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Reardon of Round Lake. dan Rd., Highwood. SADER—Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Sader, 1670 Huntington Ln., Highland Park, a daughter, Elisa Dale, May 8 in Highland Park Great-grand- parents are Mrs. Caroline Nardini of Highwood, and William Hathorn of Zion, Ill. Heights William, Clarence E. Hathorn, 697 Homewood Av., Highland Park, and Mr. and Mrs. John Nardini, 237 Sheri- H. _. Miller of Barrington. een. MO ee pee OINES—Mr. and Mrs. Ole P. J. Oines, 1048 Hazel Av., Deerfield, a son, Daniel Norman, May 4 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Fredd of Hancock, Mich. and Mrs. Mario Bonniebrook Dr., Mundelein, a daughter, Julie Ann, _ May 14 in Highland Park Hospital. - Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sa ee NARDINI—Mr. 914 Nardini, ( Ps PETERSON—Mr. — Tonight for Club John Av., A speech entitled ‘‘Bridging the _ Gap of Expensive Education’”’ will highlight a dinner meeting of the Serra Club at 6:45 tonight. _ The speaker will be Rev. James Bowman, S.J., an instructor at St. Ignatius High School in Chicago. Fr. Bowman summer the will program, school explain sponsored three years, a by which enables boys from deprived homes to enrich their educational experience. The meeting N.J., will be held at the R. and Peterson, Highland 556 Park, Mrs. Michigan a daughter, Sharon Michelle, May 13 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents Grandparents E. 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Elm St. Station 2210 SKOKIE VALLEY RD. : Highland 32 Park 446-1200 (/2-mile south of Rte. 22) y AA PRESENTING A Northfield Service Nook NEWLY SINCE (c} 4 -tIMPROVED 1857 el VN | 3) STANDARD Hubbard Woods Drive In OF CLEANING PERFECTION Libertyville Northbrook Drive In Dundee Drive In (Wow Also Our 1656 Willow (at Edens) 1010 Tower (at Green Bay) 539 E. Park (Route 176) 446-1313 446-6670 EM 21700 550 Dundee Rd. (at Edens) Main Plant) ID 3-2210 May 25, 196 �LYONS, | mashes car prices to smithl yeens! 9 FREE — Memorial Day Special — FREE With any New or Used Car Purchased up to June |, 1967 FAMILY FUN KIT — includes Regulation Soft Ball & Bat; a utility Ball; a set of indoor Horseshoes; a family Jump an air mattress; a hand air pump; and a heavyduty waterproof ‘66 CHRYS. Here’‘s a NEWPORT Black CONV. '66 CHEV. Beauty 4 Dr. H.T, IMPALA Relax and ‘65 CHRYS. en- A one owner NEWPORT 4 Door Se- with a cool AIR CONDI$2695 TIONER. Auto. _ Trans., Power eet, Radio, Ww Tires, ny 7 joy carefree drivin in $2095 this AIR - CONDITIONED topline Chevy, Auto. Trans., Power Steering dan Priced to move fast. Has Auto, Trans., Power Steering, Radio, Heater, Factory Warranty, LESS Bargains. est is waiting wheel Discs, ali Vinyl! interior and the Another ‘64 CHRYSLER 4 Door wood in Hard color Top. with one of our 5/50 TOP- 300 $1495 ing Bucket Seats Interior, : Comes with Auto. Trans., Power _SteeringPower Brakes, Radio, Heater, WW Tires, DeLuxe 5/50 wheel covers and Factory Warranty. buy ‘65 Rosematch- & Brakes, Radio, Heater and WW the remainder of Check this one. the in Tires, Cool- Town. PLYMOUTH many BELV. 2 Door Sedan. Red on inside, white outside, '64 the 6 the remainder of the 5/50 other $] 095 desirable for you COMET Here’s compact cylinder, stick shift trans., Radio, Heater, WW Tires. Here’s real economy with full size comfort and safety as well as the in in $1895 WW _ extras. this 2 DR. sharpest little town. V-8 Tires, Vacation one. and fun SEDAN powered, Auto. Trans., Heater, WW Tires, Don’t miss low—it’s a real bargain. warranty. Rope; Duffel Bag. A $21.65 value — yours free for Holiday fun. ‘65 PONTIAC WAGON This Tem- this $1395 Heater, White Walls, Economy with comfort all in one pack- CHRYS. in powéfful little fel- Cyl. age. "63 095 6 pest Wagon is just the car for that much needed second car at home, Radio, Fun $] Custom the sun 300 — 300 with has CONV. this Auto- $1195 matic Trans., Power Steering, Pxpower Brakes, POWER WINDOWS, BUCKRadio, Heater WW. Tires. Your face mit get Red in this one! JUST A SAMPLE OF THE MANY MONEY SAVING DEALS WE HAVE IN STOCK OPEN DAILY 'til 9 PM _>-LYO oe — 2100 WAUKEGAN ROAD CROUTE 43) nes _FHONE 7 GLENVIEW Other Fine Chrysler Corporation Dealers: Des Plaines Plymouth Inc., Des Plaines; Walton on Highland Park Chrysler & Plymouth Inc., Highland Park; Park Ridge Chrysler & Plymouth Inc., Dempster Inc., Park Ridge. Skokie; Indian Hill Motors Inc., Winnetka; Mark Motors Inc., Arlington Heights: �pT oe Fe aa 5 ae aod “hy gt eae ee ep ee Pe cig ET mas Bai aac a Fags ae ape Sait aes + EF lower Display to Be Discussed a serene and Satisfy- - ing arrangement from very few _ ingredients will be the theme,” said Mrs. Max Sickle Jr., who will _ make the presentation. She will be assisted by Mrs. Louis Rudin. Visits Children LOT Couple Re MEY In Mr. and Raymond Mrs. E. Le RSM OAM Werhane have returned to Guttenberg, Ia., after visiting their children in this area. In Highland _ Park, the Werhanes visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed O’Connor, 1503 Deerfield Pl., and the Lorry Werhanes of 2745 Port Clinton Rd. They also visited the Carl J. Werhanes, 1050 = - Elmwood Av., Deerfield. = The holy son, visitors attended the The office North will activities Mrs. - Pa. Mrs. ~ Rose next Moving first EUROPE Mr. and Mrs. William E. Haines and their children, Cheryl and David, 909 Northwoods Dr., Deerfield, have returned from several weeks in Europe on a tour Great savings in name brands of England, Holland, and France. Cheryl attends Deerfield High School and David goes to the Alan B. Shepard Junior High and BIGELOW e LEES BEMPORAD MAGEE School. Parents THIS SUMMER HELP © YOUR CHILD BECOME AN EFFECTIVE READER Special Values for you in our present stock them CONJUNCTION STUDENTS WILL BE TESTED ROYCEMORE SCHOOL, 640 to Jenkintown, with IN WITH THE SHAG — GOLD — ALL WOOL SHAG — MARTINI ALL WOOL TWIST — GOOD COLORS — ALL WOOL ROYCEMORE Schech- will mother, be THE Mrs. TEST SATURDAY, JUNE 17TH AT 9 AM AT LINCOLN ST., EVANSTON, ILL. 60201. TAKES ONE DE SITTER CARPET HOUR lives with them. Mrs. Malin is now convalescing from pneumonia at Highland Park Hospital. Jay will enroll attute in September. 120 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka Hillcrest 6-3336 Hilicrest 6-6120 TO ENROLL YOUR CHILD, PLEASE CALL MR. HALE AT ROYCEMORE SCHOOL. TEL. DA 8-3220, OR MR. RYAN, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Insti- = TOURS Catholic Herbert month who a therapeu- READAK READING AND STUDY SKILLS PROGRAM TO BE Schechter’s Malin, as With the hiring of Mrs. DeFilipps, Highland Park Hospital now has three registered dietitians on the part-time staff. Senior Monday Hospital = ter and their son, Jay, 808 Castlewood Ln., Deerfield, are moving early on in New tic dietitian. Shore Senior Center be closed and no held OFFERED and Veterans Tuesday. eres Apt 30. Mr. by has York City and has served at Hines Center members and non-members. The group will travel by chartered bus, leaving the Community House at 12:30 p.m. communion of their grandDavid, son of the Lorry - Werhanes, in St. James attended Deerfield, Hospital as a dietitian. Mrs. DeFilipps trained Wednesday is the deadline for the June 14 reservations for McVickers Theater matinee performance of “Fiddler on the to be Ln., joined the staff of Highland Park Theater Trip Roof” North Shore Area Sore" Marjorie DeFilipps of 850 Westcliff SE < > ERR < | RMT < “Creating Mrs. A student of Madame Seiho Arakawa of the Misho-Kai International School of Flower Arranging, Chicago, Mrs. Sickle has received the school’s assistant teacher degree. She is a member of the North Shore Club. “ya(AS ED) _ Chautauqua meeting in Winnetka _ Community House. Both are Highland Park residents. ED) “Simple Flower Arrangements”’ will be discussed and demonstrated from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the North Shore Senior Center Resident Named Hospital Dietician 642-6012. Monday & Thursday 9 a.m. to 9p.m. Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, l : Ss HOMES = @ . % is Q uinl APARTMENTS an, wad, be S O IA, Inc. INSURANCE REALTORS OFFICES ALSO IN EVANSTON, GLENVIEW-NORTHBROOK, WINNETKA & LAKE FOREST D © Cer field ... 735 DEERFIELD OPEN CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED De Luxe custom ranch in Lincolnshire. Huge bay window and fireplace in Living rm. Built-in kitchen with breakfast rm.; paneled family rm.; 3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic baths; 2car gar. with electric. door. Gorgeous bluestone patio. Professional landscaping; underground sprinkling. Near springfed private lake, courts & park. $53,500. HOME OF TOMORROW TODAY 9 room, 5 bedroom custom built CONTEMPORARY ranch in the beautiful Woodland Park section of Deerfield. Excellent built-in kitchen. Screened porch; 2-car carport. A unique offering at $47,500. 34 MONDAY LINCOLNSHIRE Custom contemporary ranch complete with Lord & Burnham greenhouse on wooded, landscaped half-acre in area of comparable homes. Near sprihg-fed lake, tennis courts and swim club. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, 32’ screened porch. Newly decorated. $48,500. A SPACIOUS HOME 2 for the family on the way up! Every possible convenience for easy, but elegant living is featured in this 4 bedroom, 2 bath bi-level. Impressive features inside and out: Cent. Air-Cond., indirect lighting, fabulous decor, Circular drive, 2 car garage with electric eye. Realistic at $53,900. THRU ROAD SATURDAY, e Phone: 8:30 ‘TIL 5, WI 5-3750 SUNDAY, 10 ‘TIL 5 WAITING FOR THE BIG FAMILY Spacious 5 bedroom, 3 bath home in Deerfield’s beautiful Clavinia area. Gigantic family rm. with large and beautifully paneled fireplace. Kitchen has eating area, built-in oven, range, dishwasher & disposal. Oversized 2-car garage. 2,755 sq. ft. of living area. $47,900. Velvet for this thruout stone kitchen “TALL TREES” — GLENVIEW lawns & professional landscaping form the setting impressive custom Colonial. De Luxe appointments its four grand bedrooms, 2% baths, family rm. with fireplace, Naugahyde paneled rec. room, dream with breakfast area. $59,500. May 25, 196 3 £ �"apt Classified Advertising Section Reaching 73,000 North Shore Homes in.. e THE EVANSTON 1020 Church THE HOLLISTER NEWSPAPERS e WILMETTE 1232 Central 715 475-1560 Lincoln Ave., e NEWS Vernon Ave., Glencoe e GLENVIEW LIFE Ave., Wilmette e WINNETKA 588 e GLENCOE REVIEW St., Evanston TALK ¢ Winnetka 1438 444 Shermer Rd., Central e ANNOUNCEMENTS NORTHBROOK 446-4300 HIGHLAND 446-4300 1806 Glenview Rd., Glenview 251-4300 .. 444 STAR HERALD Highland HIGHWOOD 724-4300 Northbrook PARK Ave., Central ¢ : Ave., Park HERALD Highland Park 433-4300 DEERFIELD VILLAGER 444 Central Ave., 272-4300 433-4300 Highland THE AN ADVERTISER REGULAR COPY Noon Tuesday VILLAGE serving RATES LAMPLIGHTER Lake Forest-Lake $1.20 433-4300 Bluff and BEAGLE ack uth D7. with West Monday 5 Business Personal FEMALE LOST YOUR PET? may have been injured. Call your al animal hospital. DAvis 8-1440. iversity 4-9416. UNiversity 4-1700. to Avoid Conflicting DATES 19. HOW DOES We are now listing events through 1967. Help us _ to _ hel you by “‘clearing’’ your dates TODAY. Deerfield Villager Highland 444 Central 945-7300 Ave. Highland Reward. DA e fore paw. Reward. DOG, POODLES home raised, WI Stud FREE! KITTENS SCIENCE. 2 PURE Absolutely PROJECT. AL 1-8218 WHITE precious, 1 DAvis 8-5838. GOLDEN 4 MOS. children, A _ real riotous tabby, LAB. FEMALE SHOTS. Lab Mixture Puppies, $15 EVENINGS Saturday morning. AFTER HI 5 OR 6-1470. GRAY PERSIAN CAT, MALE, ALtered. 3 yrs. old. Beautifully trained. Give to good home, Call after 6 p.m., 272-0801. TOY service. FOX TERRIER EARLY Personal APARTMENT HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification #£132 in this Paper! Evanston Review 2 A.K.C., female. right home 8 wks. home. old, traine 0 Fine : Free Call 945-5465. $35 11 wks.; ( ee Sf: SIAMESE KITTENS Blue and Seal Point excel. stock; Pies tease SCHIPPERKE PUPPIES. x Intelligert small dogs for home apt. 2 females, 9 weeks. Shots. Phone VE 5-1057. MINIATURE 10 or SCHNAUZER A.K.C. 5 YRS. OLD. dog. $25. WI 5-1287. GOOD WATCH WEEK OLD KITTENS. eve 7 loving homes. 2 Tabby ma Maltese females. Pan trained. with children. Please call 869-1911. A.K.C. REGISTERED GERMA Shepherd puppies. Have _ shots have been wormed. 9 weeks old. ot 356-2537. Labrador Retriever Put A.K.C. 6 WEEKS. YOrktown 6-8219. STANDARD old beauties. 7 Good Home males 6 A. : and POODLE CHAMPION Mi watc raised. SHEPHERD PUPPIES, females, 7 shots and wormed, FIVE oat POODLES. black $50 and 312-223-0873. up. P PU PSBLACK SIRED, a aa Call 832- 8703 WEEKS OLD GUAR SIAM kittens. Chocolate point, seal Housebroken. Used to children. 4-6898, after 5. All day Sat. SCHNAUZER OUR baad 4-184 FREE: MALE kittens. 761-7976. WITH PUPPIES CHILDREN If no ans., HI — BLACK Moving, need CAT, good € 3 TIGE home. AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD MIX Fon: pies ready now or will hold for you until schl. is out; no charge. Huppert, 491-0588. 911 Gaffield, Evanston. MULTIPLE COLUMN REGULAR COPY raised. LOVE FOR SALE: ADOR brown-eyed pups. A.K.C, Irish se Mahogany. By champion Mike. 537-0084. PUPS, MALAMUTE PUPPIES 729-2537 CLASSIFIED DEADLINES FOR ISSUE OF JUNE 1, 1967 <3 MALE KITTENS REMAINING. MUST now to make room ex arrivals. 1 beige male, me be UN COCKER, REWARD. Cats POODLE, breeding, coat very long and be little black-eyed powder puff, wit disposition of an apgel. $150. 272 male and female, U.K.C. registered, wormed, temporary shots. 348-1783. PLUS PUPPIES lineage. 381-6820. lines and TOY weeks, GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. A.K.C. Chamption lines, 9 left, raised in home w/children. Ready for Memorial wkend. Call Don Plude, 945-5719. CALL 10 days apo KITTENS 6 MO.; HOUSEBROKEN; ALL Parents on premises. 587-7120. 5-1657 PERSONALITY Excep. champ. trained. Reasonable. TOY POODLE. ADORABLE old. Black male, loves’ A.K.C. Housebroken, shots, charmer. ALpine 6-1563. BEAUTIFUL AFGHANS Park 433-4370 Shots; Dogs | APRICOT MALE, DEADLINE: Friday, May 26, 1967 — 12 Noon DEADLINE: Saturday, May 27, 1967 — 4 P.M. | BEAUTIFUL A.K.C. REG. COLLIES Champion line Collie puppies. deal for children. Call Woodstock 815-338-4199. GREAT DANE PUPPIES. BLACK. wks. old. A.K.C, Phone 338-8042. The Classified Department will be closed Monday, May 29, and Tuesday, May 30. ANDREAS SALON UNDER NEW anagement. Now K&K Beauty Salon, 4 Kedzie, Evanston, Ill. 869-2671. 1967 IRISH SETTERS Exceptional, affectionate and _ protective show and field prospects. Sire Bench and Field Ch. Shots, 10 wks. A.K.C. Call 832-1297. AM A DARLING 3 MONTH OLD FEMALE COCKER _ SPANIEL. WHITE WITH BLACK SPOTS. I LOVE CHILDREN. PLEASE CALL AFTER 6 P.M .724-6128. 4 mos. Champion. SIAMESE BRED FOR Male at Stud. 10 POODLE Memorial Day NOTICE 8-2144. R FAMILY HOME AND PROPy can be protected from dusk to wn, 365 nights per year by an ed, bonded, insured, licensed, iformed Patrolman, making inspecrounds throughout the night. instant alertness maintained against owlers, intruders, vandals and outpeak of fire. NORTH SUBURBAN PATROL Richmond nee gf OT Til. y 25, Cats white, A.K.C. reg. Call 392-4419. Cats Call 764-6873. : BUFF FEMALE rth Lee Rd. vicinity. ll 272-2905. Business and male, and MINIATURE A.K.C., GIRL’S 26’’ TURQUOISE hwinn bike nr. Sacred Heart Church eral weeks ago, phone HI 6-2240. TAN TO LOS ANGELES. Dogs ADORABLE LINE order Minimum 4 GERMAN SMALL MALE CAT BLOND h tiger stripes. Missing about 10 ys. Please return, his family misses . Call 729-2790. AND .10 PER with and companions. 945-4085. : : BLACK Dogs White toys, All colors. Park Herald LOST IN EVANSTON: pearl. of We will file them in THE CALENDAR and notify you if there is a conflict. FOUND—LARGE MALE _SIAx ESE. EAST GLENVIEW. CANNOT EP. GOES TO SHELTR IF NOT AIMED. PA 9-0037. t w/one listing 10 DOGS AND CATS HAVE SUFFERED from population explosion for years. Good homes needed. Please do not phone. Visit from 1 to 5 daily. KAY’S ANIMAL SHELTER, (Cor. Hintz and Arlington Heights State Rd. IT WORK? phone) a complete and events. CAR Car GER. SHEP. PUPPIES. A.K.C., TOP quality blood lines, bred for sound minds and bodies, 4 M., 13 wks. Show and breedin qual. 6 F., 8 M, 6 wks. Pets, guards, breeding, show. $75; $100; $125. Call 223-0873 anytime. Simply Mail (or meetings MY Your Leave around June Ist. : References required. ALpine 6-0393, STUDENT, 18. NEEDS RIDE TO California end of June or early July. Will help drive Reg! /or pay tor ride. 6-7639 10 "CLEAR" all club dates through THE CALENDAR KEEP- IND: RING. GIVE FULL DETAILS. lease, no calls after 9 p.m. ALpine B218. IT: MALE GERMAN SHEPHERD. me Ky-ato, black and tan. Rehard. Please call Mr. Richardson, B-7668. : BUNCH OF KEYS MONDAY + 15th. Orrington and Sherman. keycase. If found, please call UN 3. all Chicago Toll Free 273-5211 or 273-4300 Travel—Share DRIVE HIGHLAND PARK DEERFIELD AREA PRESIDENTS AND PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN T: FEMALE SIAMESE SEAL bint cat with a crooked tail. Vicinity oe Knolls, May 22. Call 272T DOG, LARGE YOUNG MALE rt golden retriever but very light lor wearing tan collar. Reward. VErnon 5-3799 iT: GRANDMOTHER’S GOLD AND ack oval pin. Probably near Michin Shores Club, Wilmette. Reward. 446-5998. AYED CAT TINKERBELL, ack, white and brown. In neighborod of Woodlawn and Country Lane Glencoe. Phone 835-1017. ‘ 8 MESSAGE white feet, ‘“SOCKER Winnetka, Reward. 446- DIAMOND PENDANT. e. Reward. Please call L 6-0409. 475-1560 251-4300 Found MIX line or if paid within ADS _ MULTIPLE COLUMN per DISCOUNT: Cash Lost 945-7300 AND DEADLINES Noon Park Black Labrador 5 : Retriever 3 YRS. OLD. A.K.C. Call 724-4821. $65 ADORABLE BLACK KITTENS GOOD habits, healthy, part Burmese, also — 7 Card of Thanks MINNIE LEVIN AND CHILDREN would like to thank all their friends and neighbors for their kindness and consideration at the time of their bereavement. Use * Wilmette Life Hollister Want Ads DACHSHUND, 9 MOS. FEMALE A.K.C. reg.; brown and red coloring: all shots; paper trained. Very good with children. $60. 831-9403. YELLOW LABRADOR. MALE. A.K.C. Reg. 6 mos. Housebroken. All shots. Intelligent, lovable. Good home oak w/school age children. $90. MINIATURE mos.; Champ. child. ears sired; SCHNAUZERS cropped; per. shots. raised in home w/ ALpine 1-9086 * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, 3 serving MIN. MALE APRICOT POODLES. Shots and papers. $85. Call 864-0090. Cae ASUS + Siler, shots, $75 and Call B20. 9157 * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald Lake Forest-Lake Bluff A.K.C. * Deerfield Villager grey 6.00 and parti colors to and up. GR 5-8387. good homes, FREE KITTENS 6 WEEKS OLD; TRAINED. PArk 4-1978. ADORABLE Mother COLLIE PUP, pedisresd collie, CR 2-6107 * Highwood Herald MALE. $15, Classified — ji �+ CLASSIFIED uction Christmas Trees and Decorations Coins and Stamps Concrete Work Conducted House Sales Disclaimer of Debts Dogs and Cats Dressmaking—Sewing—Needlework Draperies & Slip Covers—Custom Made Electrical Service Entertainment Equipment Rental Exterminating Fireplace Wood Sales iles— “Tor sole Sports pe Cars gy pt Loons ito Service ic Automobile Tires and Accessories Outboard Motors. and Gifts oks and Contractors Maintenance and Repair Supplies and Materials Opportunities Investments and Partnerships Personal rv and Photography of Thanks try—Cabinet ing 10 Work Dogs and Cats 16 MINIATURE SCHNAUZER, - a have to look long to find one ~ELSINGER'S FOR PETS Young ONLY Parakeets $2.49 FOOD : AND Davis St., Evanston, GR 5-9821 Dempster St., Skokie, 675-9645 Open Sundays—Skokie SHOW BIRDS—WHITE geons. Mated pairs Can live outdoors SALE: horse; yrs. Bars FANTAIL PI- Brian PALOMINO ex. barrel racer; Baker. PLEASURE 1442 hands; 1 Palomino Arabian, 831-3841. color, the other beautiful tan PARROT, - friendly YOUNG, clown. Saying is color. ae Be rolling June 8th. 10:30 and Art Goods ROUTES 53 AND out the red carpet. Open House in all to assortment GHEST 5 p.m. of See antiques CASH a 83, Thurs. shops, fascinating and PRICE gifts. FOR anytime, 14 Mr. CASH I WILL MAKE YOUR hors d’oeuvres, casseroles molds. Call AL 1-1878 ORI- and Gifts BOOK BOOKS APPRAISER IN store all day Friday and Saturday, phone any time for information _ or or - appointment. DA 8-4424. Ask for free booklet on values, etc. BOOKER’S - BOOKS 1307 Chicago Avenue. > PRICE SALE * i x _ KENNEDY'S A _ fine, rare. — -11-27th 15 1911 _—_—_ Business 21 BOOKSHOP. Central, Evans. May Opportunities ; Istery business for sale in Lake t. There are exc. living quarters above office and shop. Property is in rime cond. Possibilities for other isinesses also. Owner will help in _ financing. ~General American 1020 S. Waukegan CE Rd. 4-0640 OLD, ESTABLISHED Realty Lake NORTH business. Founders retiring. _.dous future. ALpine 1-6300; ALpine 6-4573. WANTED: will INSURANCE purchase insurance agency. P.O. _15A Box Forest 527-4900 SHORE Tremenevenings BROKER a 3 Replies confidential. rite 422, Evanston. art Investments and Partnerships DON’T GO INTO THE TRAVEL OR Hotel Rep. business yet. We have opportunity for you. PHONE 372-8100 Business Service SEPTIC TANKS CATCH BASINS PUMPED AND DRAINS CHAS. é CLEANED RODDED BRINKMEYER CONSTRUCTION PArk 4-0367 2 — Classified CO. OUR NO FITTINGS BY “JANE”’ APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY Coats, dresses and skirts. EAST-GLEN MAGIC FOR YOUR CHILD’S BIRTHDAY! An hour of surprising entertainment with TINY TRAINED ANIMALS and complete audience participation. Mature, experienced, professional and VERY MODESTLY PRICED! MR. NORMAN: 256-3033 hdo Productions, 1619 Glenview Rd.. Glv. Have 724-0300 MONOGRAMMING BELTS, BUTTONS AND BUCKLES COVERED WITH FABRIC EXPERT PLEATING MARY ANN SILKS & WOOLENS, INC. 626 Church, Evanston DAvis 8-3984 Golf Mill Shopping Center, Ph. 824-9212 JOSEPHINE’S CUSTOM MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING SHOP 721 Elm St., Winnetka Expert alterations Hillcrest 6-7299. YARD RENT EVERYTHING Open Daily 8 to 5, Sat. 8 to No charge for Sunday 26 NEED SMALL ITEMS MOVED, rummage items picked up _ and delivered? Have an odd job to be done? Call AL 1-4394 30 1 RD. and IF Investments YOU Piano Moving and MILDRED CALL AND Il. C.C. HAULING 18345MC-C DOVER RO KRUGMAN L ESSONS POPULAR IN PIANO ALpine 1-4201 PIANO AND ORGAN LESSONS at your home. Children or adults, beginners or advanced. Mr. Gersch, ph. VA 6-0488. GUITAR—BANJO—AUTOHARP Varied styles taught by performerinstructor Bob Gand. It’s Fun! Village School of Folk Music. 945-5321. 34 Pianos and Musical Instruments It Makes will a Difference you find and Winter makes, 1-0666 MOVERS THE LOW-COST LOCAL MOVERS. to haul one item or a houseful. Insured, Ill. CC22633MCC, 864-6139 TOP Make PRICES. HOllycourt 5-5900 OBOE, FULL CONSERVATORY § tem plato key, wood Cabart O ‘“‘F’”’ resonance, left hand F, low k C sharp articulation. Léss than a old. Perfect cond. Call for appointment 945-8877 WE BUY USED PIANO HIGHEST PRICES PAID Spencer Co., BR 4-291 | E-FLAT ALTO SAX CONN, SILV plated, $125; B-flat soprano Buese $40; B-flat French teakwood Bo system clarinet, $140. By pri party; call PArk 4-2992. BALDWIN GRANDS Western, Chicago CO 17-7564 SPINET PIANO PLEASE CALL DAvis 8-2] FENDER STRATOCASTER, CHRQ and sunburst finish. Good condi Best offer. Ask for Tom. 729-1276. VOX SHADOW 3 PICKUP ELE guitar with case, cord and strap. new, $100 or best offer. Kay Mand and Barclay Folk Guitar. PA 4-00: STUDIO condition, UPRIGHT PIANO, $75. the St. George select amongst you see our custom rebuilt and guaranteed Steinways Baldwins Conovers Kimballs Lyon & Healys and many others reasonably priced. Rentals with option to buy. We buy and trade pianos. Complete servicing dept. Family tradition of expert craftsmanship. Superb workmanship is our mark of quality. KURT SAPHIR PIANOS 1143 Greenleaf, Wilmette Immed. S.E. Wilm. Northwestern Sta. North 256-0167 South HY 3-1500 Daily 9:30-5:30 Mon., Thurs. 9:30-9 WURLITZER ORGAN MODEL 4100 Walnut finish, perf. cond. Financing avail., 1 yr. guarantee, Priv. party. $695. CR 2-4241 after 5:30 p.m. Gq 827-1569 GIBSON AMP. TWO CHANNELS, ¢ 12’ speaker, $50. Silvertone guitar, $25. Jeff 967 GIBSON MINUTEMAN ee reverb. Firebird Don't Buy a Grand KELLY MOVING 1-2686 PAY 3811 until fully Storage Pianos—All McCALL EXP. PIANO TEACHER, GRAD. American Conservatory of Music, instructor of music at Roycemore School; will accept add. beg. piano students as of June 1. $3.00 per half hour lesson. Ph. 475-5780 or DA 8-3220. Evanston. Only here of Evanston 3-5020 SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON NEW A used pianos. Steinway Grand 6’ Baldwin Grand, like new, reas. _ Spinets from $195. Many others choose from. MIDWEST PIANO CO. 2638 Devon Av. HO 5- 272-749 | Kranich & Bach other well-known any worthwhile purpose get a low cost loan at a : 2-2515 Pianos-Organs-Stereo Recorders-Record Players Records-Sheet Music Tuning - Musical Entertainment When you buy your piano from A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN NEED First National 29 RO WILL Tape WHITE GOLD total one carat $750, sell $325. MONEY for 5731 N. Central Ave., Chicago Need We have a SUPERIOR RENTAL PLAN which will save you money— and excellent REPAIR SERVICE. We carry an abundant stock of all instruments including: M.G. LADY’S SOLITAIRE ENGAGEMENT ring. 14 carat White gold, 12 carat diamond, List price $560. Sell for best offer. Phone 869-1284. Loans Instruction INSTRUCTION ON ALL INSTRUMENTS BY FINE PROFESSIONALS 5-5080 LADY’S 14 CARAT wedding ring set, diamond. Appraisal Phone 869-1284. RO MY WORK GUARANTEED Call Vanda, AL 1-2411 Musical SCHREFFLER MUSIC CO. Jewelry and Jewelry Repair 27 BIG VALUE Grand pianos painstakingly rebuilt. and reconditioned Spinets, conso Studios. Rental option plan for ch ren. Come in or call in daily 9 t Mon. and Thurs. to 9, Sundays 1 to UTTERBERG PIANO CO.-EST. 19 OR 5-7400 RENTAL WE WAREHOUSE SALE—300 PIANOS RENT A PIANO $5.00 A MO. JANSSEN-CABLE-GRAND-KAWA New Spinet-88 Note New Console Direct Blow 10 Used Grands PF Steinway-Baldwin-Wurlitzer-Starck Used Spinets and Consoles fr. Practice prions ayers fr. Mon. and Thur. 9-9 Sun. 12-5 AM 2-2 FIELD’S 7315 N. Western, Chic 325. 1363 Shermer Rd. Northbrook quickly and confidentially! for details—call Mr. Ingrish 328-8100 Extension 250 Dressmaking and Alterations ALL Skokie 2-5520 LIGHT HAULING NIGHT OR DAY. Furniture, luggage, appliances, odds ped ends. Bonded and insured. 869- JOHNSON EQUIPMENT Co. 3748 Oakton, Pianos and Musical Instruments JACKSON MOVERS : We specialize in moving, packing. Large or small jobs at reas. rates day or night. Exp. men. UNiversity 4-2662 or UNiversity 4-1105. SING-ALONGS. 30, HI 6-1715. Rental CR Professional Wanted To Rent— Apartments Board and Room Furnished Apartments Furnished Houses Garages Houses Light Housekeeping Rooms Rooms Share Houses and Apartments 34 MOVING? RENT A TRUCK PADS — DOLLIES — U-DRIVE JOHNSON’S TRAILERS SERVICE ROgers Park 1-2000 7446-48 N. Clark Chicago, Ill. BROTHERS Equipment CUSTOM APPAREL AND ALTERAtions. Michigan Ave. experience. For appointment call ID 2-2953. CR 1 ILL. MIDDLETON and Upholstering, Repairing & Refinishing MOVERS NORTHBROOK, Will Travel FOLK MUSIC BY BOB GAND \ or the Village School Singers or the Gand Family Singers will surprise your guests. Call now, WI 5-5321 WANTED: FOLK/ROCK BASS PLAYer. Call Larry Friedberg at 251-2652, Thurs. or Fri. before 6 p.m. or Sat. morning. BUTTONS, BUCKLES AND MACHINE button holes. 24 HOUR: SERVICE. Belts, Pleating. Complete stock of metal zippers. VOGUE FABRIC SHOP 722 Main St. UNiversity 4-3034 DRAPES Guitar, CALYPSO, occas. Tod Turl, YOrktown HEMLINES ALTERED Skirts, dresses, coats, etc. $2.50 and up Very prompt. Very reasonable. PEACOCK CLEANERS 500 Central Av., Highland Pk. 433-1326. (across from 1st National Bank) ALTERATIONS AND TAILORING CALL EVENINGS ALTERED Inc. STAGE COACHES, HAY-RIDES, Pony Rides, Fire Engines, Surries, sent anywhere. Or have your child or adult party at the Country Boy’s barn. 634-3633. 8910 WAUKEGAN CLEANERS Women—Business Storage MIDDLETON RENTAL HEADQUARTERS ACE RENTAL ALTERATIONS and Mortgages Women—Household Women—Baby Sitting Men—Business and Professional Men—Household Men and Women Men and Women—lIndustrial Sporting Goods and Equipment Trade or Barter Travel—Share Your Car Tree Trimming gna and Trailers—For Sale oys Typewriters—Business Machines— Office and Store Equipment HERBERT Entertainment SPECIALTY 724-9067 or 677-8087 Dressmaking—Sewing— Needlework USED, BUILDING NOW BEING USED AS AN : L & M CATERING Store yo om ag Moving and Roofing and Siding Rug and Upholstery Cleaning Rummage Sales Schools and Instruction Shades—Blinds—Awnings Situations Wanted— Students 22 23 M.G. Real Estate Loans FOR ALL YOUR MOVING NEEDS BY Professional Movers. Filly equipped and insured. I.C.C. 22033 M-C. WANDA TEA, GRADUATION, OR WEDDING parties. Artistic hors d’oeuvres; sandwiches or sandwich loaves. Made to your order. ALpine 1-2269. PARTIES Krause 29 MAGIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS Ask for Dan, AL 6-1148 For Storage Painting and Decorating Persona Personal Service Piano Tuning Pianos and Musical Instruments Plumbing Printing Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For Sale Radio - TV - Hi-Fi—Service & Reprair Real Estate For Sale Apartment Buildings Business Property Cemetery Lots and Crypts Condominiums Co-op Apartments Farms—Acreage—Estates Houses Houses by Area Investment Properties Out of State Resorts z Summer and Winter Homes and Cottages Town Houses Vacant Property Wanted To Buy—Apartment Buildings Wanted To Buy—Condomini Wanted To Buy—Co-op Apartments Wanted To Buy—Houses 4-PC. COMBO PLAYS JAZZ, ROCK ‘n’ roll, popular music. Let us cater ee Nag Call Gay after 4 p.m. at OR -9233. FANCY or jello EQUIP. FOR RENT WE DELIVER ACE RENTAL Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 Lillian Instruction DRESSMAKER WITH EUROPEAN trade school will solve all your sewing problems in her own home. 869-8571 FOLK Any PARTY 8910 FOR YOUR CERTIFIED Catering Ross. Books MODEL 150 flash gun. Like new. $25. Call 251-0514 EXCEPTIONAL FOODS CATERED WITH/WITHOUT ATTENDANTS WHY COOK? 1709 Glenview Rd., Glenview, Il. menu planning, Miss B. 724-0302. sntal rugs; French furniture; odd objects and bric-a-brac. Phone 338-3700 -. CAMERA MYRLE’S GOURMET CATERING Delicious and Artistic Foods For the Discriminating Hostess Complete Service and sieeent OUTSTANDING WEDDING CAKES AND RECEPTIONS ALpine 1-5841 words; from same shipm’t currently at stores at $125. Best offer. AL 6-3673. Antiques GROVE, POLAROID 18 Carts OF HIGHLAND PARK ‘“‘Your entertainment specialists’ party marquees— catering—entertainment dance floors—car parkers—lighting “One call does it all’”’ ID 2-1240 POLAROID CAMERA J-66 WITH color attachment. In perfect cond., with leather case and all attachments. $50. Call VE 5-0148, Thurs. and Fri. GENTLE, first Photography With ILS, MOTHER’S FAVORITE Gon AN, CLEAN, CLEAN - HOME BRED AND LOVED. LITTER OF FIVE, $5.00. 446-0940. CHOICE and 9 FOR SALE 2 RIDING HORSES, BOTH Phone Cameras AL Reasonable; tack included. 446-3580. Pie 15/16 17. 107 108 Dressmaking — Sewing —- 1421 to raise your own. all year. Easy to care for. $5.00 pair. 11-8501 FOR Reasonable prices, work guaranteed KAEHLER LUGGAGE SHOP Sherman Ave. DAvis 8-0744 Only and Needlework ~ HANDBAG AND LUGGAGE REPAIRING SUPPLIES Two locations to serve you 1013 - FRI., SAT. 21. Service REGULAR OR ELECTRONIC We will run your pre-cut stencils, or cut them for you. BULLETINS, LETTERS, FORMS, ETC. Reas. prices. Good delivery. ADLER LETTER SERVICE Days FR 2-2287 Nights and wkends. OR 6-3910 318 W. Adams Chicago Albert Wechsler Animals, Pets and Supplies THURS., Motorcycles—Go Mimeographing — gayer and more lovable than ; . 5 mos., A.K.C. $100. CR 2-2477. ay Business YOU'LL time 6 Moving Musical Notices Office and Plants and Shrubs Gutters and Downspouts Heating and Air Conditioning Help Wante Women—Business and Professional Women—Household Women—Baby Sitters Women—tIndustrial Help Wanted— Men—Business and Professional: Men—Household Men—Industrial Help Wanted— Men and Women Household Home Service Household Appliance— Service and Repair Household Good or Sale Household Goods—Wanted To Buy in Memoriam Interior Decorating Jewelry and Jewelry Repair Lawn Mower and Tractor—Service Loans and Investments Lost and Found Mobile Homes Miscellaneous For Sale Miscellaneous—Wanted To Buy Floor Refinishing and Covering Autos—Trucks—Trailers— _ Wanted To Rent : Gardening and Landscape Service— Flowers and Florists For Rent— Apartments Apartments To Share Board and Room Convalescent Homes Furnished Apartments Furnished Houses Garages Halls and Studios Hotels Houses Houses To Share Industrial Light Housekeeping Rooms Out of State Rooms Storage Space Stores and Offices Summer Rentals Autos—Trucks—Trailers—For Rent obiles—Wanted To Buy uilders ilding | ness Town Houses Vacation Rentals INDEX 1-12’ 2 with case. Bass Guita AND CASE, NEVER USED. PERF for beginner. $85. GR 5-6789. GIBSON SABER REVERB AMP in. Lansing speaker, 14 in. dri horn, 50 watts, best offer. Call WI 5-6167 after 7 p.m. GIBSON Cherry eee red. will ELECTRIC Must sacrifice, sell $80 GUITAR. quickly with case. Complete Set of Pear drums, excellent condition. $250 Call 251-1651 after 5 p.m. BASS AMP. WITH CUSTOM SPEA cabinet; Kingston bass guitar, Gi EBO bass guitar. Call 935-7000 af p.m. BABY GRAND PIANO ASKING $125. 945-2460 or VE 5-1673 Epiphone Caballero Excel. 6 STRING cond. FOLK GUITAR 272-1254 after 6 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May 25, | �Schools and Instruction — ‘Instruments _ NEW TED TO PURCHASE: UPRIGHT iano in good condition to be donated 0 handicapped children’s ward, Cook ounty Hospital. Call 446-5000 or 94330. S GUITAR WITH CASE. 1 YEAR id. Excellent cond. $65. Violin with ow and case. Excellent cond. $65. all 234-1056. RLITZER SPINET PROVINCIAL f-white piano. Like new. Sacrifice at 545. Call 537-4739. FENDER JAZZ BASS $175. GOOD CONDITION. 4-2506 ENDER ore REVERB AMP. VOX DISTORTION BOOSTER OLD TURNER MIKE AND STAND Ail like new. $330. 272-2471 pright Piano Chickering $75; 120 BSON SG REGULAR GUITAR, 2 hetal pick ups, $180. 1 amp. Ampege emini IV, $75. HI 6-4534. Piano Tuning ZENKER'S PIANO CO. TUNING—REPAIRING f SELL NEW AND USED PIANOS (FORMERLY CONCERT TUNER ALZBURG FESTIVAL, AUSTRIA) 5 W. Devon Av. ROgers Park 4-7607 Honest Craftsmanship PIANO TUNING AND sik de 8 GEORGE E. NEWQUIST xpert Tuning Checked Electronically OMPT SERVICE CRestwood 2-1112 OUR PIANO IS AN INVESTMENT PROTECT IT! xpert tuning and repair; appraisals; pbuilding; pianos bought and sold. EN SWEET, Associates, UN 4-7407 Schools and Instruction Tiny Tot Play School chee Crawford, Evanston eautiful tater 3 acres of proper1 and half ayy arrangements. ge Ava through 5. Hot lunches, arts d crafts, dancing and foreign nguage. -, Ng yrs. of Call DA 8-7065 or YO exp. Licensed 6-7065 “OPENINGS AVAILABLE FOR a Sessions at UMB NURSERY SCHOOL (Licensed by State of Illinois) 2612 Central St. Creative half-day programs for your pre-school child (ages 3-5) Call UN 9-5565 RTH SHORE READING CLINIC pecializing in spare. study and arning problem SUMMER ‘PROGRAM remedial and developmental readg. Intermediate grades through bllege.-colle* a bound program. Glencoe Rd., Glencoe 835-4240 B.C. School of Languages RN ANY LANGUAGE CONVERtionally through pictures. Call for a mplimentar lesson. Classes are ef beg. 518-26 Davis, Evanston, 328SUMMER TUTORING rienced teacher wishes to tutor ildren, grades 4-8 in English this mmer. Reading, grammar, spellg. Prefer 1 to 2 hrs. per week. Call 9-6136 weekday eves. after 6 p.m. WILMETTE DRIVING SCHOOL Licensed by State of Illinois phind wheel—$7.50 an hr. driving— lassroom free. 529 Main St., Evansn. UNiversity 9-4774. RT. EXP. TEACHER WILL TUTOR glish, grammar, math and rengthen reading skills. Elem. and say home or my office. 274-8487 . 5 p.m. COACHING Professional Model Has time available. GIRLS OF ALL AGES 446-9059 ISRAELI COLLEGE STUDENT available for Hebrew tutoring weekends. Children or adults. STERN PREP SCHOOL STUDENT ling to tutor 11-14 yr. old boy ring July and Aug. Any subject. lary not important. 446-6410. TSPANISH TUTORING COLUMBIAN TEACHER GR 5-8007 CLASSES FOR CHILDREN, AGES to 12. Fun and creativity encoured. June 17th to Aug. 26th, Satury’s 10 to noon. Call UN 4-4627. PERIENCED TEACHER WILL TUelementary pupils in new math d reading during summer. Day or ening hrs. 446-1242. USE ny 25, 1967 Phonetic ADS PRO- Also modern math. 296-2309. method. 38 6-15 CAMP MIKQUANO In Central Wisconsin Academics-Reading, Science, Math. Recreation-Riding, Swimming, Crafts, Ganoeing, Fishing, Sports, Water Skiing, Trips. Special ‘Weoksine trip for six weekers Come any 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 weeks June 25- -August 5 Write to George Sherman. 342 Division Marshall, Mich. Founded 1947 ACA PERRY-MANSFIELD BOY’S CAMP. Boys 8 to 14 have the kind of Western summer vacation their parents dream of. High in the Colorado Rockies with riding, mountaineering, river- rafting on the Yampa plus the advantage of Steamboat Springs’ cultural events for balance. Skillfully directed activities , responsible experienced staff. June th August 7th: $529.50. Aug. 17-17; $86.50. Transportation arranged. Call or write Mrs. Collins, 1140 Wildwood, Glenview. Ph. 729-2519. REMOTE CANOE TRIP FOR High School Young Men Only (15-17) 3 Wilderness Weeks, June 18-July 11 Far north, in N.W. Ontario, The Canoeist’s Last Frontier-Your pary shares this adventurous land wit One. Voyageurs North, 724-4826 after 4 p.m. LANE DAY CAMP $25 PER WEEK INCLUDING LUNCH and transportation. Exclusive cam site in DesPlaines. Complete athletic rogram. Arts, crafts and music nstruction. Boys and Girls. Dee Beniaris, Director. 465-0926. MISS MARY’S PRE-SCHOOL Still time to enroll for summer mornings only, ages 3-5 yrs., restrictHa to West Wilmette. 675-6040 or 256424. GOLDEN ARROW DAY CAMP Pvt. inst. Swim every day, co-ed 4-13 Transp. Hot lunch. Teacher staff. JOE TADELMAN 945-4072 HOME 50 Builders and Deal With Oehl & Bobart HAROLD modeling es and etc.) sketch- CARPENTER AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR All types of remodeling, additions ew Construction, Garages FREE ESTIMATES 272-5353 KENNETH WOOD CONSTRUCTION EDWARD RECHTORIS ROOM ADDITIONS—REC. ROOMS CUSTOM KITCHEN REMODELING SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY WORK FREE ESTIMATE 272-7951 ROOM Family Bedrooms Johnson COMPLETE Remodeling 272-5688 Co. REMODELING, NEW homes, additions, kit., baths, tile work, roof repairs, concrete work. 84 Northfield HI CARPENTRY 52 Building additions, Do my anytime after 6 p.m. 267-8280 VISIT OUR FACTORY SHOW ROOM 51 Pape Lemma REMODELING SEGGER CONSTR. CO. 5-0262 Room additions Rec. rooms Kitchens Family rooms Bathrooms Dormers Free Estimates Gladly Given Deal direct with owner—no salesmen Once ed is started, completed THOUT DELAY own work. A. Johnson. Call es CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors WE OFFER A COMPLETE SERVICE for every type of building remodeling Ceramic Tile — Vinyl Tile Work Concrete Work — Walks, Steps, Footings Roofing and Roof Repairs Tuckpointing of Chimneys and Walls No matter how large or how small the work, we will be pleased to figure it. CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. 22 Green Bay Road, Winnetka John B. Clausen HIiLLcrest 6-2100 Structural Engineer Mrs. V. Short PArk 4-7786. Repaired and Installed in shower Call Tom area. Gutters All types WASH UN OUT 7-8636 Metal Service 867-9199 AUGUST G. KUNZ CARPENTRY Formica countertops, cabinets, shelves, family rooms, porches, and room additions. Insured. UNiversity 4-9212 2309 GREY AVE. Floor and Wall Tiling REMODELING GLENVIEW 1328 Waukegan Rd. TILING Glenview. Drain (1 and 5 Gal.) Tile, PLAST., Rd. FOR PATIOS Culvert MASON UPS HI 6-2402 Concrete Pi MAT’LS. 724-9704. BRICK WORK: NEW AND REMODELing. Fireplaces installed; glass block, a and block work. 267-7294. or 395- and 'D : LANDSCAPING tree service, sodding and Call LAWN MAINTENANCE Northfield, VICTOR’S CEMENT ALpine POWER LAWN ROLLING _ US TAKE THE HUMPS our OF YOUR LAWN BEINLICH VE 5-1) ROTO-TILLING YOUR GARDEN HAVE ESTIMATE Now LET JIM 55 Gutters bawnsneble: GUTTERS REPAIRED, CLEANED — PAINTED, COMP : roofing and sheet metal service. F insured. Free inspection. oe ve Northern Eagle Roofing Complete 4-9423 ROOFI : Gutter and Pract Ai All type R | Lawn Mower Work DRIVE- KNEIP ORchard ts and Tractor—_ to Tollway JANSTONse ee mee CALL NOW WHILE WE HAVE SOME openings left. Complete landscaping and maintenance service. Seeding, pares feeding, nursery stock, planting’ of all kinds. Lawn cutting a speciality. Member of American Gardeners Assoc. On our 22 year serving the North Shore. Please Call AL 1-8745 after 6 p.m. WE SPECIALIZE panting. IN ‘i a «8 phases of painting and paper h 2-2217 Insured Free Basel ee N. SUBURBAN SPECIAL | DECORATORS, inc. STUCCO $2765... Average year Homes. Ask us about our guarantee. WE HONOR MIDWEST BANK CREDIT CARDS 864-0059 | : “We know that you will like us.” _ BJORNSON BROS. SPECIALIZING IN FINE Residential Painting and Decoratin INTERIOR hpteg Paper Hanging EX Masonry : Pa Pain St. aini Thorough Preperation Bast Materials. FREE ESTIMATES FULLY al pee LE 17-0737 3 Generations on North Shore Serving the North Shore : for 46 years WHAT BETTER RECOMMENDATION? > No COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SOD—SEED ALL Ind. attention and Hes e met. Color matey continuity as part of Neat, clean a PAE. BLACK DIRT TRACTOR WORK, STONE, DRIVEways, aeratine ‘rubbish and brush remov Ebilsisor Trucking CR 2-0173 : = SPENCER DECO RATING SPRING ATTENTION LAWN LOVERS! This is the time to rake, roll and fertilize your lawn. Take advantage of the mulches at hand. Please make the same mistake that last year. We are experience 5 business. We don’t profess to be the best but endeavor to give you the best. Our customers say we cannot be beat! We accept these compliments with profound humility. Allen J. pacts Landscaping Service B GARDEN 55 YEARS OF EXPERRT LAWN MOWER SERVICE Motor repairs, sharpening, all Fully Gardening and Landscape Service—Plants and Shrubs . Trees—Shrubs—Evergreens . Trees Cut Down . Spring Cleanup Tractor Work 894-1947 next WEST 3-3174 ACRES CONCRETE 328-0797 Cement work. City sidewalks. Also-Carpenter and Remodeling. Charge it. Midwest Bank Card icensed, bonded and insured. gamble problems experts. if with you your consult decorating one of our Mr. Hauber PA 9-5437 : — = ss DR 2-4 Eckert AL 1-1 sh J. M. ECKERT DECGRATING OG; OFFICE TEL. LO 1-5437 537-4200 COMPLETE LANDSCAPING EVERGREENS, TREES, SHRUBS Planting, Lawn Work, Sodding, Fertilpd Trimming, Lawn-Shrub Spray- POWER and Service CONTRACTOR J. Michaels TY SPECIALIZE IN COMPLETE care. O. H. Little. 458-4335. 56 FRANZESE CONSTRUCTION CO, We invite your call for free estimate. Any concrete work patios, pool repairs Driveways, walks, home repairs. Over 40 yrs. on North Shore. 634 3583. Walter _ ‘Serving the North goodie or 25 y E. F. BASSING ORchhand’ ways, walks, steps, patios, repairs forms. Basement waterproofed, Serving North Shore customers for 47 yrs. JOSEPH 1-2618 LANDSCAY GUTTERS Il. <<< Spring cleanup. Planting, s sodding. bd around CE a hone UN 4-3172. ORchard INVITED Walks, driveways, floors, patios, steps, porches and repairs. ALpine 6-0988 ‘‘Call before 8, and after 5.”’ replaced and repaired sheet metal and roofing BATHROOM (66 lb. bag) Ttisbet DELIVERIES TO EVANSTON. HIGHLAND PARK AND DEERFIELD NOT SOLICITED. INSURED 24 hr. Emergency CONTRACTOR PANELING, BSMNT, REC. RM. Acoustical ceils.; floor tile, gen. carpentry and repair. By independent carpenter. Free estimates. 272-8680. TO R & L Roofing—Sheet SRT CUSTOM CABINETS. FREE EST. Remodeling; additions; new homes Howard's Cabinet Shop. 272-3829 NOT ; College boy with 6 years has several openings available sonable. Dependable. 677-5518. Material BUILDERS SERVICE, INC. 54 CERAMIC TILE GUARANTEED ALER STEPPERS ak’ 250 Happ 3-3370 for modernization of kitchens, and bathrooms: Quality custom-built kitchen cabinets, storage units, room dividers and vanities Formica countertops and cabinets GReenleaf 5-1115 2142 Ashland Ave., Evanston IMAGINATIVE DESIGNS REALISTIC PRICES and ROBERT N. LOUTSCH 2333 Glenview Rd., Wilmette CONCRETE CONTRACTOR Bob Viets Custom Carpentry FREE ESTIMATE PH. 274-660! pare Flagsona 53 Building Maintenance and Repair 2734 W. Touhy, Chicago Supplies DELIVERED—PICK ROOM | Service. CR seeding. Black dirt service. = estimate. and patching. ALpine 1-3047 PUT RGs SAND—BLACK DIRT Tanbark (When Available) CRUSHED STONE FOR DRIVEWAYS D INC. REMODELING MARTINEZ Lawn & FALASCO ceilings EXPERT ON PATIOS, STEPS, Fireplaces, Rock Gardens and -Walls. 2 oats of Experience. Phone IDlewood -5993. Sewer CARPENTER, 15 YEARS EXPERIence. Additions, remodeling, roofing, siding, rec. rooms and porches. J. McGuinness, Contractor. 824-0247. _—T maintaining. too small. Franchi Landscape LARS H. LARSON Remodeling and Repairing I treat your home like my own Since 1950 Phone 698-2407. CONCRETE, BR Lawn NEW AND OLD LAWNS REPAI nursery stock, complete maintena _ service, 20 years on the north sh SAVE $$ GUARANTEED WORK Carpentry-Siding- Roofing Cement-Tuckpointing-Masonry Mike Dragovich 588-6535 6-5400 4-2224, BROTHERS job Call snvting. 625-3486. GENERAL MASONRY Chimney repair. Fireplace rebuilt. Tuckpointing. Glass blocks and concrete work. Ramp Co. Call 281-8810. REMODELING UN lathe 1-7119 CONCRETE Construction QUALITY ALL WORK COMPLETELY GUARANTEED VE Metal ALpine QUALITY CONSTRUCTION CO. FREE ESTIMATES CRestwood 2-4429 PURTELL & CO. No interior painting. CRestwood 2-2938 SOIL PLASTERING SCHNEIDER ADDITIONS Rooms Porches Harold A. GRECO REMODEL. - L. VOLTZ CLEAN PULVERIZED TOP SO: Glenview, Ill. PA 4-3300 or PA 4-1 WE DO SMALL JOBS. LARGE ONES too and repairs, roofing, chimneys, carpentry, concrete, ete. Bonded. Insured. Free estimates. R.W.S. & Associates 235-4022 RANHOLTZ CONSTRUCTION Offering a complete line of... Building and Remodelin CR 2-3514 Northbroo! A Distributor 6 p.m., Free 256-4949. EXPERT REPAIRS AND REMODEL. Kitchens—Rec. rooms—Offices. Also paneling of all types NILSSON AND NILSSON, 272-7978 Save By Buying after additions. Free Estimates NEW OUR TRAINED STAFF DOES THE ENTIRE JOB 348-4852 and BLACK Landscaping, Carpentry, Cabinet Making | emis : removal—power lawn rollin moval—fi 1 dirt‘grading. VE Jim Beinlich, The Firewood HESKETH and 410 TOP $0 1L—HUMUS—SAI nure—gravel—gravel drives—r PLASTERING AND PATCHING REMODELING GReenleaf 5-6762 ROOMS. Hardware, mette. TUCKPOINTING O. SCHULZ estimate. Glicken Chimney Repairs wy etree roofing Caulkin, Brick Staining ats Cleanin Leaky Basements ldg. of all Descriptions Insured Emil J. Birkenheier © UNiversity 4-7722 BILL Buckwheat Hull Mulch A FIFTY LB. BAG. HOFFMAN $3.50 You Name It—I Do It Carpentry-Plastering-Cement Tuckpointing-Masonryainting- Rte. John M. Erickson, ALpine 6-0120 or 677-6661 ING. Exterior Henry Dier GENERAL CONTRACTOR Expert workmanship and smart styling. New homes, new kitchens, re- Repair REMODELING—ALTERATIONS IMPROVEMENTS RECREATION ROOM ADDITIONS GARAGES RECREATION ROOMS COMPLETE HOME IMPROVEMENTS WE SPECIALIZE IN GOOD WORK FREE ESTIMATES CR 2-1893 774-2407 BEST PRICES NO ALL-RITE HOME PRODS. BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL INCLUDING KITCHEN SINK From 831-4767 GEORGE AND GEORGE ARPENTERS ee ee eae **Let George Do It’ Phone CRestwood 2-2530 or 1458 KITCHEN CABINET-VANITIES COMPLETE WOOD AND FORMICA KITCHENS refrigerator On AL 1-1254 Direct Factory Distributors stove, Bauer Const. Co. Kitchens Bedrooms Bathrooms Porches Room Additions Dormers 30 years on the North Shore QUALITY WORK Inc. (and Northbrook, Il. Eve.: 446-7064 BYRON FELTON CONSTRUC, CO. Building and Remodeling Kitchens, Bathrooms, Family Rooms, Additions, Ceramic Tile, Floor Tile Winnetka 446-3268 Kitchen Salon EVERYTHING and OWNERS And Save 20% Box Contractors Delliay. Meintenente: Northfield Bldg. and Const. New MAINTENANCE— EXTERIOR 'S AVAILABLE NOW—THE MANPOWER and equipment to give you a quality built addition or interior remodelin work. Free estimates, fully bonde and insured. 20 years’ experience. 250 Skokie Blvd. Day: 835-3327 Camps AQUA HOME Qualified HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE BOY available for summer Pot ete in Math, English or Reading. e reasonable. Call HI 6-6365. GENERAL HOLLISTER WANT gram. teacher will tutor. REFERENCES 80 Builders and Contractors READING BOYS NEED PIANO FROM Private Party. 588-1020. ae Call GR 5-2866 ORD ORGAN W/BENCH, ass accordion, $75. 446-0632. STRUCTURAL PA RAKING BLADES Co. PA 9-1690, AFTER 7 P.M. 4-1272 Complete Decorating Recvies oe Skilled workmen Fully Insured | DA 8-5004 Free Estimate INTERIOR .AND EXTERIOR PAI ing and wall cleaning. Am availa days and were Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Reasonable. Classified — 5 �‘i 58 Painting and Decorating ~E&B _ COMP. - DECORATING PAINTING Interior AND and DEC. SER. exterior. color matchin Outside trim and siding painted. Stucco and insured ean masonry painted. : vee DECORATORS, WINDOWS No seer one can coearting ‘We and with quality E HONOR ALL BANK CREDIT work CARDS 864-0059 know that you will like us.’’ PAINTING No Job Too Small ALL WORK EXPERTLY DONE _AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD _ ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN 478-0136 é PAINTING Exterior ‘ Painting-Tuckpointing-Main- tenance work 35 YEARS INSURED 722-1669 Spencer Av. - DAVEY ALpine RUDY’S 1-6344 DECORATING SERVICE Interior and Exterior painting, paperhanging and decorating First class work z 4851 North Wolcott Avenue, Chicago a _RUEDIGER PLUSCHKE 784-0671 ae! Free estimates — DAVID : NORTH CRestwood 2-5753 Paper Hanging 38 yrs. on N.S. Interior, Exterior. GOOD PREPARATION CLEAN, NEAT WORKMANSHIP M. Garrett 17 YEARS ON NORTH 328-0531 SHORE Expert Paper Hanging Custom Decorating Service 675-5455 DO -IT- RITE Decorators and Interior and ie _ Bonded Contractors exterior Free estimates LAURITZ ; 533-4845 JENSEN D SONS Complete 'pecerating Service 478-5955 CLearbrook 9-0495 PArk 4-4350 PAINTING AND DECORATING. PAee a specialty. Residential work. xterior and interior. 20 years on og er_ Guaranteed work. Prices reas. man. engetrom. UNiversity 4-5944. : REASONABLE AND EXTERIOR INTERIOR ing, washing, paper PAINT- hanging. Europe- an experience. guaranteed, work. GR 5-3255 insured Painting and Decorating INTERIOR Henry AND CR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINT% wall washing, wallpaper moved, furniture stripped, call Don ‘Rice 864-8846 for estimate. KURT ~ mates. AND GRONAU DECORATING CRestwood ESTI. 2-1557 after 5 p.m. PAINTING Robert JOHN AL 1-2655 S. NELSON DECORATING 1-3801 KNOLL’S jos ded jo paca e and Remodeling Service 2710 caaoebeae Ln., Northbrook, IIl. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING FREE ESTIMATES GReenleaf 5-3048 DAvis 8-7687 EXP. WALL WASHING, CLEAN AND removal, storm windows, attic and basement. All type floors, painting. Free estimate. Gilbert, 491-0680. 6 ROOMS CLEANED, $85 \ _ Spec. rates on int. and ext. painting. Plaster repairs. Est. 25 yrs.; fully insured. Lloyd Broberg, 743-7130. 58 Roofing and Siding Throw Away Your Paint Brush ALCOA SIDING WE COVER EAVES AND TRIM. 763-2161, if no ans., res. PA 4-6882. 4 — Classified Work Lauer Const. Co. And Save 20% Remodeling Repairs Windows Paneling 30 years AL on the North O IT ALL On Roofing Siding Plumbin Electrica Shore 1-1254 831-4767 WOODCRAFT SHOP Carpentry—Cabinet Work—Repairs Material for Home Craftsmen 1636 Maple Ave. UNiversity 4-6462 Between Davis and Church HOME REMODELING AT ITS FINest. B a throoms—Kitchens—Rec. rooms. All types of tile work: Ceramic—Mosaic—Plastic. Call GEM BUILDERS, 475-3420. COMPLETE KITCHEN REMODELing. All types cabinets and lavatories made to order. Furniture repair. Call Mr. Dawson, 251-5737 or AL 1-6709 CARPENTRY, REC. ROOMS, PANELing, built-ins, closets, shelves, and all typesof work. Reasonable prices. Call erman, 328-3050. ALL CARPENTRY PORCHES, ROOM ments. Call Fred WORK ADDITIONS, at 338-8355. BASE- TALLY CARPENTERS SPECIALIZE in remodeling, room addition, drywall, basement and work of all kind. Call UNiversity 4-3604. INTERIOR CONSULTANT Will custom design and _ construct buffets, cabinets and consoles to specification. After 5 y.m., 945-7362. 63 Electrical Service ELECTRICAL WORK REA. RATES—FREE ESTIMATES NORMAL 100 AMP SERVICE—$125 Small jobs are a specialty. 743-5597. 65 Floor Refinishing and Covering Free SANDING AND REFINISHING in the finish of your choice Dark floors are our specialty estimate Bob’s Floor Co. CRestwood 2-2699 HENSCHEL FLOORING CO. Sanding and Refinish. Try our guaranteed Polyurethane Finish. Ceramic wall and floor tile installed. Glenview area 20 yrs. PArk 4-1395. 4-0749 RUG 24 Hr. Home Service APPT., AL 1-5350 MON-DEL WINDOW CLEANING CoO., 508 N. ASHLAND AV., CHICAGO CHESAPEAKE 3-6720. Prompt, reliable service; certificate upon request. ee commercial, wor ACE WALL Service FLOOR STRIP- SHAMPOOING, insurance We do industrial WASHING SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES DAvis 8-3247 CLEANING Wall Washing Service FREE ESTIMATES 729-3374. WE CLEAN: Garages and Basements REASONABLE 456-1939 5 ROOMS WASHED APPROX. $70. Windows washed and polished. Yard work. DAvis 8-5945 after 7:30 p.m. Andy's Home 98 Situations YOU CAN’T AFFORD not having consultation on your pot yd and lighting problems for only heeeptacsids 3 aap ae 72 Professional Rug Cleaning NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE Associated i WANTED—TYPING, PROOFREADING or other mail-order work to do at home. Experienced. Phone 253-8653. A or HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT WITH A year’s typing experience (types 50 words per minute), desires position for summer. Call PArk 4-4250. SHAMPOOERS AND FLOOR POLISHers for rent. ACE RENTAL 8910 Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 MC. WALK ON CLEAN CARPET IMMEDIately. Racine shampoos carpet without water. Rent Machine $1.00. Eckart Hardware Co., Winnetka I WILL CLEAN YOUR TACKED DOWN carpet for less than any one else without sacrificing quality. 288-0830 after 9 a.m. or 493-3252 after 7 p.m. SHAMPOOERS 3748 FOR RENT JOHNSON EQUIPMENT CoO. Oakton St., Skokie, OR 5-7400 CARPET AND FURNITURE cleaned in your home evenings and week-ends. Call days 275-5533, evenines 528-0956. Free. Est. 75 Upholstering, Repairing Refinishing and REUPHOLSTERY SLIPCOVER SALE REUPH. ga SOFA—$39 PLUS FABRIC; aa plus fabric; SECTION Toes lus fabric. COMPANION STOM FABRIC SLIPCOVERS—Chair—$12 plus fabric; Sofa— $22 plus fabric. 142 Price Drapery Sale. Work guar. FREE estimates, Terms vail. CHESTERFIELD INTERIORS iv. of Chesterfield Upholstery Inc. CALL 677-6350 CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERY 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE CUSTOM MADE PLASTIC COVERS FREE WITH SOFA AND CHAIR REUPHOLSTERED Thousands of unusual fabrics to choose om. All work guaranteed. Day or evening calls. ooepe Interiors | “g Reupholstery Co. 3246 Bryn M hicago Call pls ea " Rving 8-0381 FURNITURE BABY SITTING—YOUR HOME Hour, day, week-vacation. 24 h service. We Sit Better Baby Sitt Inc. Call 869-0022. CHILD CARE FOR VACATIONE Wknd. proxying. Eve. sittings. Fu bookings. Pets welcome. Comp charge. 251-1726. If out call later. MATURE WOMAN WANTS TO BA sit. Call 272-0509, Northbrook. $1.00 hour. Mrs. Wood, 103 Situations Wanted—Men Business and Professional ADMINISTRATIVE OR INVESTME Man. 25 years Investment Banking Business management experience Salary open. May consider less t full time. Write T-140, Box Wilmette, Il. 104 101 Situations EUROPEAN ARRIVALS Brazilian 36, Housekeeper English 22, Mother’s Helper Belgian 23, Mother's Helper English 32. Domestic Brazilian 35, Housekeeper Also Couples and Housemen Guaranteed plan- aoe year end bonus Call for informatio UN 9-7900 MILFORD OVERSEAS SERVICE 700 Church St. Evanston DO YOU NEED SOMEONE TO DO little things for you for everyday? A little housework? A little baby sitting? A little cooking? Or do you want your children to really learn a foreign language. Selected foreign students need 5-6 hours of work a day in exchange for room, board and pocket money. We also handle some full time help. For details contact ALLIANCE CULTURELLE INTERNATIONALE by calling 676-9430. CATHERINE IS A RESPONSIBLE girl from France who loves children and infants, can do light housework, and can cook and serve meals. Experienced, having excellent references and very good English, Catherine is looking for a full time mother’ s helper position in the right family. For details contact ALLIANCE CUL- TURELLE INTERNATIONALE calling 676-9430. by DAY WORKERS WITH Door to door bus transportation and excellent North Shore references. CALL MISS ARMSTRONG: MO Repair Service PAINTING, CARPENTRY, ROOFI tuckpointing, misc. home repairs. 3200 7 days, 24 hr. service. DOMESTICS SEPT. Situations Wanted—Men Household Home Wanted—Women Household LIVE-IN 4-6656 DALE'S STUDENT SERVICE INC. An agency w/students§ and students for any type work. T RY DAvis 8-8841 GReenleaf 5-0 WINDOW, WALL WASHING ‘AND terior and exterior nage housework. Also any type storms removed. 477-0726. EXPERT WINDOW WASHI screens put up, gutters and d spouts cleaned, bonded and ins 869-0325. WALL WASHING, PAINTING BA ments, attics and Garages. Clea types of floors. For free estimate Don Rice 864-8846 EXP. MAINT. CLEANING STOR offices, bldgs., residences. Strip waxing floors. "Window washing. Own equipment. 864-3482. HOUSEMAN AND RELATED GE al mechanics. Have tools, 20 experience. References. Phone 8195 after 8:30 p.m. (Winnetka). COLLEGE FRESHMAN SCHOOL Civil Engineering wishes summer Available June 5th. OR 5-5044. P call after 5 p.m. WALLS AND WINDOWS WAS screens put up, storms remo — cleaned; general home m eas. Evanston area. DA 8-0361, E MAN DESIRES ODD JOBS, and window washing, basement rage, cleaning, light hauling. P call DA 8-7381 EXPERIENCED MAN DESIRES P4 time work, yard, housework, etc. Call GR 5-5123. NORTH SUBURBAN TRANSIT & EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, INC. 218 E, Ontario St. Chicago 60611. 107 POSITION AS MOTHER’S HELPER and doing light housework. I am an 18-yr. old high school grad. Summer work only. Efficient and responsible. Write: Lynn Zuehlsdorf, Rt. 2 Bonduel, Wis. 54107 or call 758-3792. SECRETARY EVANSTON DOWNTO Elm S.. Winnetka Hillcrest EXPERIENCED WOMAN DESIRES day work, Tuesday, Thursday and zaeer- Good reference. GReenleaf 5- WE WILL Sn House Furniture DO ALL HAND IRONING. PICK UP AND DELIVER. DAY AND EVENINGS. 869- and Packaging Corp. of Ame girl friday 9-5 1 GIRL OFFICE, MANAGER IS the road so she will allocate her as is best for her. Typing but light steno. FREE. EXPERIENCED WOMAN WISHES part-time work as relief companion and light housework, 2 or 3 days. GO. Call evenings 262-1358. brownlie personnel NEAT WOMAN WITH REFS. WISHES ironing in my home, beautiful ironer. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday open. Maggie Houston. 373-6073. DR’S. SALAD BOWL OR GRAND PIANO YOU NAME IT-BIX STRIPS IT 1024 Emerson, Evanston 864-3878 708 Church 328-3400 Sub. St., Evanston RECEPTION. med. HOWARD 307 Howard center. Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Meet, greet EMPLOYMENT St., Evanston Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Professional Desirable position requires good ing, shorthand skills. Some pre steno or office experience. Pleasant environment. Executiv fice, national corporation. 3742 work week, good starting salary merit rated advancement. Fine benefits. Pre-employment tests to assure effective placement. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300 6-1047 HIGH CLASS WOMAN WITH FIRST class references is looking for laundry work, cooking or companion. Also dinner parties on weekends. Have own transp. Call 446-6426. Help Wanted—Women Business DAY WORKERS MAIDS—GENERAL—COUPLES SAGGING FURNITURE REPAIRED right in your home with sagproof steel webbing. Expert furn. repairing and upholstery. Call anytime. Acme Furniture Service DA 8-0446 BIX STRIPS ANYTHING Wanted— EXPERIENCED TYPIST Will do typing at home. Pick up and deliver if necessary. Phone 272-8680. 811 EXPERTS IN ALL TYPES OF FURNIture refinishing, repairing and reupholstering. 1,001 fabrics. Free est. 13 Sherman, Evanston. 864-8983. Situations Baby Sitting Lindgren Emp. Agency SERVICE EXPERT UPHOLSTERING AND RE: pairing sofa and _ chair, springs repaired in your home. Free estimates, 1419 Sherman Av., Evanston. UN 4-4890 or GR 5-8385 evenings. Custom 102 DESIRES GENERAL Experienced. Mond and Friday. DA 8-5244. MEDICAL STUDENT DESIRES LA and yard work for summer. Telep any hour and leave message. 869-2 TRIER __ township Free Estimates ALpine 1-5697 WE HAVE FOUND A WONDERFUL Machine to shampoo carpets without water named Racine; $1.00 rental. Eckart Hardware, Winnetka WOMAN housework. Wednesday TYPING DONE AT HOME Exp. in business and thesis work. Scientific subjects my specialty. IBM typewriter. Reas. rates. Call 328-6687. be Fusnivure Cleaners NEW EVANSTON GIRL WANTS TUR THROUGH FRI. General _ Hot Cleaning. Experience, ref. call afte p.m. 869-5761. VERSATILE, DEPENDABLE OFF man—typing; dictaphone; shortha correspondence; phone sales, Call 5-3784 eves. or weekends. SERVICEMASTER the PART-TIME F.C. BOOKKEEPER: A/REC., A/PAY. Typing. Part-time 4 or 5 days, 4 or 5 hours a day, capable, exp. Prefer mornings. 328-7672. < Serving DESIRES position as nurse’s aide, also comp: 1on work. Day or —_, duty and we ends. Good ref. 465-6552 CHILD CARE Hourly $1.00, 5 hour minimum, or in while parents vacation. Wilme Winnetka area. 251-8227. BEAUTY OPERATOR will take hospital and house appointments for all beauty work. UN 4-0981 PROFESSIONAL SECRETARY will give sec. service and do typing jobs. IBM type. Letters, Manuscripts. Perfection is my policy. HI 6-3480 Rug and Upholstery Cleaning Repair — install carpets. Home plant. Over 31 yrs. exp. Free est. Situations Wanted—Women Business and Professional EXPERIENCED TYPIST WILL DO TYPING AT HOME, HAVE IBM ELEC. TYPEWRITER PARK 4-3834. AVAILABLE: TRAINED, EXPERIenced practical nurse. Excellent references. Will live near job. Maintenance Interior Decorating LADY Wanted—Students LOYOLA UNIVERSITY JUNIOR would like part-time summer work, referably 2 eves. a week and all day Bat. General office skills and sales experience. Able to start June lst. Please call PA 4-7486 and Clean up. Free estimates. _Expert service. GR 5-6014. 68 NEED GENERAL HOUSEWORK A ironing on Saturdays. Exp. $15 4 day plus carfare. Phone after 7 p. Della at 533-0093. N.T. JUNE GRAD. DESIRES SUMMER full-time employ. Exp. clerical, recept. Also, artistic and creative. Tanda, 251-3635 eves. and wk. ends. 100 WALLACE HOUSE CLEANING SERvice, walls, ceilings washed; carpet, rug cleaning, low prices, guaranteed satisfaction. 864-3946 for free estimate. Jim's Household WUMAN WANTS DAY WORK 0O whole day and some bogie Ss South Evanston or North Chica $1.60 per hour. SH 3-2351. EMPLOYMENT VETERANS MIDWEST RELIABLE WINDOWS CLEANED GUTTERS CLEANED MAKE Answering ping, scrubbing and polishing. Wall wasning. Window washing. Painting. HEIGHTS FLOOR SERVICE ’ Tile, wood floors. Machine scrubbed, waxed, buffed. Home or office. Reasonable. Free estimate. 255-1131. 67 GEN. ally of work. CARPET, FURNITURE, WALL AND floor cleaning professionally done. FLOOR EXTERIOR—INTERIOR P, Stephens PAINTING AND ALpine Deal With 2-2938 -. MAINTENANCE— INTERIOR Carpentry—Cabinet EXTERIOR Dier _PAINTING HOME 60 Decorators SHORE Painting, G. CLAVEY TREE SERVICE TRIMMING—TREE REMOVAL STUMP REMOVAL Park 9-2279. N. PADDOCK _ Professional PArk Arborist TREE SPECIALISTS Trimming, Feeding, Removal. Power stump removal. ALpine 1-0945 Spraying, AND paint RESIDENTIAL—J. J. MCMAHON 566-4568 and 566-4570. COMPETENT H. A. Morrison, Wilmette WASHING Also any 4 exterior WINDOW RALPH SYNNESTVEDT & ASSOCIATES, INC. Member of National Arborist Association and International Shade Tree Conference 3602 Glenview Road PArk 4-1300 THOMAS J. LYNCH TREE SURGEONS TRIMMING, SPRAYING, FEEDING, tree surgery, modern equipment, trained operators. Our 51 years of experience in treating North Shore trees is available by phoning. Mem: bers National Arborist Association & National Shade Tree Organization. Hillerest 6-4380 VErnon 5-0514 ERNST W. DAISS & SON PAINTING AND DECORATING Wood finishing—paper hanging INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR WALL and 101 Situations Wanted—Women - Household Appliance Service and Repair SEWING MACHINES—ALL MAKES repair, bought, electrify, sold. New and used at low cost. Guar. work. Free pickup. Skowron Agency, Millen Hardware, AL 1-3060 or 736-1670 eves. Bill's Cleanup Service EXPERIENCE LICENSED Service 477-0726 HOUSEWORK. Interior 76 Seovies Call 662-0422 A COMPLETE TREE CARE SERVICE. Accurate diagnosis of tree troubles. Arrange now for disease and insect eee eye: Radio dispatched crews. 437- Associates. WINDOW, Tree Trimming and Gutter work. uality aranteed. Fast courteous ser- vice. Free estimates. House Contractors & The L&S Tile—Slate—Asphalt 59 us of Home CARPET CLEANIN FLOORS CLEANED AND WAXED FLAT DECKS and TUCKPOINTING GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS ALL WORK GUARANTEED E. F. Bassing ORchard 5-4030 INC. $2.50 compete price af MIDWEST prep. Special N. SUBURBAN YOU Free estimates expert craftsman, proper ast — Service 67 HAVE A ROOF PROBLEM Call ALpine 1-0377 SUBURBAN ROOF TREATING SERV. Cedar or asphalt shingles, repaired, treated or replaced. Flat decks coated or recovered. Chimneys tuckpointed. Gutters painted and meshed. _ All types wall covering hung. Expert —-Roofing and Siding IF May A 25, oh 475 I �Sets = Help . sas Wanted—Women Business and 107. Help MARQUART The RSONNEL INTERVIEWER ollege grad. experience pref. $500-550 550 525 507 500 500 500 475 455 450 450 450 450 neral office typist okkeeper taphone, Old Orchard fice ass’t. arn advertising, type pist, gen office anage small sales ofc ller-typist okkeeping clerk rl Friday some bkkeeping. *s recep. typing ictaphone secy to Dr. okkeeper’s Asst. edit secy, young rsonnel clerk. iv. bank tellers ception-typist learn small swbd. arn dictaphone, Old Orchard erk typist, Evanston Col. pist, young, good future bgistered lab. tech for M.D. .R. mach. oper. by punch, train or expd. and entry rec. clerk. erical, no typing pst clerk figure apt. 0% public contact stimating ass’t. SUITE 226 IN THE End of West ORchard 433 433 433 425 425 400 400 400 425 375 575 400-500 325-500 433 325-433 433 400 390 of America, 708 Church AMbassador SALES OFFICE ASST. POLYSCIENCE An CORP. with variety of duties. Street Modern paquip. and pleasant atmosphere. 5 day K., free hospit.. salary open. Comon sense and sense of humor elpful. 966-9100 for appt. ART-TIME: HOURS FLEXIBLE. xxpert typist needed to do Doctor’s billing in Winnetka office. Mature oman preferred. 446-8184. 1630 IMMEDIATE OPENING ON _ ONE: girl office of a small suburban electronics firm. Steady work with excellent salary, paid vacation, pleasant surroundings, insurance and other benefits. Located Glenview near Naval Air Station. Old An Rd. Northbrook, 729-2770 Opportunity Employer Il. The selected candidates will some experience and will need Zenith sharing offers an extraordinary and company paid Blue average skills, personality. benefit program Cross and Blue will which includes Shield. have profit Phone R. Volpe 745-3227 For Appointment ZENITH 220! W. An ay 25, 1967 Equal Evanston Review Opportunity fi AP Positi ccm 5 k figure clerks and If you are Evanston, MO y receptionists. unable to come please register by phone. _—— No | right Look best t 43-3155 SCHOOL y Ill. 9-5. EMPLOYMENT 1618 Orrington * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News SERVICE DAvis * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving fringe PERSONNEL OFFICE Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway Skokie ORchard 3-3200 (2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) An Equal Opportunity Employer CITY OF = EVANSTON | A Merit Employer HAS A CAREER — CLERK-TYPIST $378-$466 GR 5-3100 STENO be available : Edens Exec. Center, Wilmette. for you HIGH in now with over the many companies. field and find that for you. Fees are paid one by SCHOOL typing, GRAD. showers engineering office. ome, WITH for’ personal advancement. 3744 ment, hour week. fine employment Merit fringe tests girl given in z rated ad benefits. ‘ aRees ee l: C, C. = Boyer, Packaging Corp. of ie GOOD 2d opportunity to : Preassure 860 2300 : America é GRADS Get a start where you have a future. We offer promotional opportunities plus excellent benefits. Call now for an appointment. 341-258 | FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUCATIONAL CORPORATION Able Public Room 8-6880 * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald Lake Forest-Lake of JOIN THE STAFF OF WORLD BOOK IN THE MERCHANDISE MART LEWIS Employer uncr our liberal : : 8:15 a.m. to 5 B, Mondays through Fridays (Evening and Saturday Interviews by appointment) LET OUR opportunities JUNE office. most = 3 APPLY GRADUATION TODAY AND describe will place and c benefits. ERVICE EMPLOYMat SERVI UN 9-3520 No Fee Hours 9 to 5 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston ASSOCIATION a girl to run their the : : salaries—R lunch—spotlessly clean, work areas—no layoffs in —plus in uniforms—low with free milk NOW $450 to assume responsibility. contact. FREE. free cafeteria St. "L"’. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston wants progress, We can set up open interviews for you | Public Contact Downtown Evanston firm is looking for a secretary to handle customer relations. You will be on the phone quite a bit (but this is not a complaint department!) and will keep certain records. Age open, Salary open to $450. EVANSTON Excellent _ startin the employer. | GIRL OFFICE and interesting assignments maceutical Research. For AFTER gare OFFIC LAB ASSISTANT 2120 GREENWOOD ST. EVANSTON 475-4700 COME IN counselors PREVIOUS WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR PEO with 1 or 2 years college training in the biological sciences, some. chemistry_also desirable. On-the-job tr gs BUEHLER LID. in, Murphy SERVICE EMPLOYMENT E Ave. 1612 Chicago UN 9-9510 = BR No. Sat. RADIO Howard, dates. Pi HAVE experience. Good typing essenti t experienced in dictaphone transcription. PROGRESSIVE COMPANY. NEW plant with beautiful modern §airconditioned offices. Above average wages with extraordinary employee benefits. Phone or come in _ for personal interview and let us explain _— we can improve and secure your uture. PLAN TYPIST GOOD TYPING oer to handle a variety of SECRETARY MUST Will consider June graduates. JUNE GRADS OF THE LARGEST COMPAin Chicago and the Suburbs are hiring for June and July starting HAVE ability will assignments. TYPIST SECRETARY Interesting, local advertising agency will train a girl with light typing to help with a variety of tasks that include both public and phone contact. You'll be with a fascinating group of creative people in an exciting atmosphere. Free. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 for women who have had fields to join Zenith in its possess above pep, poise and An IIl. experience, but will be varied. CLERK MUST and 1771 HOWARD STREET equal opportunity employer. Employer SHORTHAND NOT NECESSARY Starting salary $450 month with quarterly merit evaluation. 5 day week. Profit Sharing Free Hospital and Insurance Stock Purchase Plan and Paid Vacation Excellent opportunity for a bright gal with general office experience, typing skill and the ability to deal with customers and sales personnel. She will be secretary to the District Manager and assistant to the Repair Dept. Manager. We are a young growing company and she will work in lovely new quarters located in suburban Evanston. Public transportation available at door. Call Dymo Products Co. 869-6916, Mrs. Nessler. SOME nies now office Duties BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. $450 MONTH For Our Engineering Offices Located in Evanston available mentioned Evanston, Opportunity GENERALWOMANOFFICE CLERK WITH GENERAL PREFER view. ; SECRETARIES STENO CLERKS GENERAL CLERKS Excellent growth opportunities experience in one of the above engineering facility in Evanston. Ave. Equal Howard for Women _ : in the Following Areas: Phone Personnel Department, 274-8100, Ex. 306 for inter- National CORPORATION Willow Equal or OFFICE CO-ORDINATOR TOP SALARY Phone DA 8-2440 TARGET Chicago An PLEASANT AIR-CONDITIONED OFfice—Medical management. Convenient public transportation or private parking if you drive. Small office located west Howard St. 2810 block from Insurance Company Typing and General Office 909 Pitner Av., Evanston Equal Opportunity Employer GENERAL OFFICE, SKOKIE nteresting position in 2 girl branch ffice Washington Has Openings Don't fight loop crowds... enjoy a satisfying creative career in our new building conveniently located one call Mr. Reasner at 745-7900 Inc. G. D. Searle & Co. Continuing challenges you'll handle copy and rough layout for ads, sales promotions, internal publications. When your ideas work, you get the glories! Unlimited opportunity ; outstanding fringe benefits. Salary wide open . . . plenty of room to grow. for a confidential interview. TYPIST EXPERIENCED 2-1 142 YOU ARE PROFICIENT IN shorthand and typing and are looking for a position offering growth potenial, please call Miss Bachman at 4754398 regarding an interesting newly reated spot in our rapidly growing ongenial sales office. aried duties at the beginning will nelude dictation, the processing of bales leads and distribution of sales promotion material. This is an putstanding opportunity to build for ourself a top flight position of onsiderable _responsibiliy. Salary bpen. Usual company benefits. Ideal Transportation Modern Office Building Profit Sharing Paid Vacations Group Insurance Absence Pay Plan Promotion From Within Merit Salary Increases Take the time to see WHAT'S IN A JOB FOR YOU Visit our Personnel office 869-7234 ST. AT THE ‘‘L”’ in the NORTH SHORE BANK BUILDING Free parking in bank tenant lot to $410 Then consider the advantages of being a Washington National employee: Suite 221 Evanston, Illinois Lot and 1737 HOWARD Technical Clerk WANT MORE THAN JUST A JOB? White Collar Girls NEW Parking $345 to $390 Register With Bldg. 9-1 142 Dictaphone — Professional _ Business and Professional TO ASSIST DIRECTOR OF advertising of established, growing, friendly insurance company. $325 to $365 Loop and Your Area On a Temporary Basis TOP RATES NO FEES and HERE'S YOUR BIG CHANCE! to $365 $350 Wanted—Women Advertising Copy Writer General Clerk STENOS EYPIStS CLERKS SKOKIE Westmoreland At North 500 600 500 498 475 455 450 450 450 $325 Who have had previous office experience as $7,800 Help Business Clerk Typist COAEEGE STUDENTS $7,200 to DLD ORCHARD, Summer TEACHERS FREE POSITIONS IN ALL 0% isuburbs—Evanston, Wilmette, Winetka, Northfield, Highland Park, Deerfield, Northbrook, Glenview, Skoie, Morton Grove, Niles and others. 107. Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional. Professional Job Opportunities 7 ROGRAMMER 1401 experience and Numerous Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago’s Loop secy’s to Vice Presidents cy to Marketing Dir. rl Friday—law office cy. Des Plaines loc. cy to Sales Dir. cy. to Production mgr. cy. Purch office cy to Comptroller cy to salesmen cy to Pres., young cy in administration eno, gen’l ofc., Old Orchard al Estate secretary 107. Wanted—Women Business Professional Bluff 546 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. * Deerfield Villager ° Highwood Herald : Classified — 5 �1 Help Wanted—Women = Business and 107 Professional : 1 office own to Pe GIRLS NO EARN with for busy recruiting. No E. Job No. 4643. TYPING Secy for ibilty. . Job No. 4 . who enjoys salary, A sic adr anston. 5 n ob girl Good 4710. No. 4155. Sey Contact To $390. ti No. smaller FEE. is Clerk—If ree a nis is for you. ‘Bookkeepine aa i No, Good Clerk—$400 ; ~ 636 NO Church y CARLSON Ds for girl FEE. TEMPORARY Job ROOM 828-7466: Old Orchard 677-5130 Room 512 Bidg. 24 Hr. § OPENING MANY EMPLOYEE BENEFITS AND LIBERAL DISCOUNT Apply Carson Personal Office Pirie Scott SUMMER ‘ JOBS CHERS-COLLEGE : you We looking need for proof 1771 summer readers to work? NEED prepare of DO e also need all types of temporary . CLERKS-STENOS-TYPISTS and EY-PUNCH OPERATORS in loop or areas. _ TASK FORCE Golf Mill Professional Bldg. Room 202, Niles 299-4495 Hours: 9 to 5 daily RESERVATIONS TRAVEL CENTER Excellent want over < _ position for you if what is an opportunity to the world. You'll EXTRA MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT Dempster POSITION—COLLEGE irl. Typing and general office. 51% ay week. Approx. June 1 through Aug. Previous office exp. preferred. Apply Glenview. Park District. 7240. EVANSTON all to SECRETARY 966-0700 IF YOU ARE SEEKING A STIMULATing and interesting position, and enjoy _ working in a busy sales office, then perhaps this is the job for skills and ability to work rs a must. Salary and a Call - Mrs. Berglund for you. Good QOWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS Westmoreland Bldg. LOCAL figures BANK—TELLER, and be accurate. MUST LIKE -brownlie personnel ee -ADMITTING FILLERS dept. All FOR table b— Classified . No 45 T reet fee. XEROX top rates—weekly pay FULL DAYS—FULL WEEKS—FU MONTHS—TEMPORARY ASSIG MENTS FOR OUR CUSTOMERS THEIR OFFICES. Registrations must be made in pers Phone for appointment, or come We are your ‘‘personal’’ service. Workpower Evanston—839 Arlington Heights—1806 CL 9-3500. EMPLOYMENT Chicago Ave. An SERVICE Evanston 9-9510 BR WHY Northwest H Evanston firm—Owned and Operated by Evanstonians Experienced or willing to tra accurate typist, typing b tween 50-60 wpm. Excelle WANT Immediate A JOB opening. WITH Typing 50 w.p.m.. 40 hour week, liberal benefits. I.B.M. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. For appointment call ca or J. Deegan, DA 8- LBM. Corp. Lawrence Central St., Evanston. UN 9-9800, ext. 335. 1717 Central St. Evanston, FITTER AND RETAIL IN CHARGE OF national Evanston is looking COMMUTE a future? PREFERRED Personnel Ill. 1771 . new position job and grow ad firms and expedite the consider this PERMANENT. Generous Department Howard Street An equal opportunity 274-8} employer ACCOUNTING CLERK EVANSTON DOWNTO SEWER EXPERIENCE company benefits, lovely née building, good transportatic 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. ONLY. Responsible position, modern ca puterized accounting operation. quires good figure aptitude, typ ability, some previous experience accounting or clerical work. ALSO STOCK GIRL for a sharp gal to assist him. This is a and you can create the in it. You will work with printers and generally advertising program. We an excellent opportunity. Chicago DAvis 8-0 -FLEXOWRITERTYPISTS 3-2155 Secretarial FIGURES OPERATOR in or call Mrs. . All Office Skills FEE OPERATORS EXPERIENCED . + ypistTs 5 CLERK FOR Opers. ° Clerical . Finance BENEFITS. 3712 hour work week, good start salary with advancement opport ties, fine fringe benefits and work conditions. re-employment t given to assure you are effectiv placed. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300 discount. BRAMSON NO sist SHORTHAND. V-P SKOKIE regional Mgr. $500. Some APPLY STORE MANAGER 1711 Sherman, Evanston Packaging Corp. of Ameri tionist type duties. Poised attractive girl. Details call Jim. Skokie Employment Service, 7952 N. Lincoln. OR 52300. No Fee. PART-TIME SUMMER POSITION open in Glenview; 1-girl office. Some typing. General office duties. New air-cond. bldg. Please call PA 4-4800. HOSPITAL 11 to 7 a.m. weekends and DEPT. correspondence Will assist dept. secretary with correspondence Therapy procedures. 8:30 to 5, Mon.-Fri. KEYPUNCH Experienced Alpha-Numeric 8:30 to 5, Mon.-Fri. SWITCHBOARD 2650 operator in Medical I1.B.M. Data OPERATOR, to 7 a.m. on weekends, holidays Centrix operator required. APPLY RIDGE AVE. related to Radiation OPERATOR for and PERSONNEL call LARGE SUBURBAN BUILDER OF luxury homes is seeking ambitious young woman to serve as color and material coordinator. Must have a bkgrnd. and interest in int. decorating. Interesting opp. to meet new people and assist them in making color selections for their new homes. Exc. company benefits. The Kennedy Company. 945-6800. SWITCHBOARD Processing Dept. basis. Experienced TRAINEE LOCAL FIRM WILL TRAIN A BEGINner to run their switchboard. No typing needed. Will also take another girl part-time. FREE. LEWIS 1618 PART-TIME on Xerox Operator MEDIUM SIZE COMPANY SEEKS experienced industrial registered nurse. Will have total responsibility for administering dispensary programs in cooperation with company doctor. Prefer background in Workman’s compensation or _ insurance plans. Top salary and cenefit package. Send resume and salary requirement in confidence to T-130, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. An Equal Opportunity Employer Color Coordinator PART-TIME p.m. Industrial Nurse AS- recep- CLERK TYPIST X-RAY THERAPY or Tyers, 939 Chicago Av., Evanston. UN ACCURANCY MORE IMPORTANT THAN SPEED — HANDLE A VARIETY OF INTERESTING DUTIES. Will handle medical requisitions and related and Dental Clinics. 8 to 4:30, Mon.-Fri. 2. LIGHT PACKwork Tack-L- 1612 CLERK-TYPIST CLERK TYPIST OUT-PATIENT Church St., Evanston ORDER aging and If you are unable to come in, Please register by phone. IBM, ALPHA AND NUMERIC, EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. CLERK, Will admit patients to hospital from holidays. On call hours available. Old Orchard. public contact $400 up 8 to s Dict. Murphy Has Outstanding Opportunities: well with age open. appointment, $75-105 Wk. CLIFF SUMMER asant outgoing personality. Free travel privileges and you'll earn $400 mo. while training. Free. ge salary Stenographers G Requirements are typing of 25 wpm and a good telephone personality for these diversified positions. Naturally they would prefer some type of related experience and that’s why the : : salary range of: EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston CALL FOR OUR HOLLISTER PUBlications circulation dept. Excellent commission in your spare time. Call Mrs. Hayes The Hollister Newspapers 1232 Central Av. Wilmette AL 1-4300 Ext. 250 typing _poity, Starting 25 TEMPORARY JOBS field. LIGHT EXPER. HAS POSITIONS AVAILABLE — DAY WEEK, 8:30 TO 4:30— EXCELLENT BENEFIT PROGRAM firm light between TV 18 or over TO schedule flights, secure reservations, _ ete., for local bureau. Age is open. - Req’s are some light typing and 6028 INCOME? YOU HAVE A PLEASANT TELEPHONE VOICE? you travel learn ~ General based someone I and TRAINEE trn. VICE PRESIDENT advertising for a 274-8100 employer Radio Professional Students-IT eachers LARGE LEASING !FIRM PRESENTly has two openings available for either experienced or trainable women under 35 to work in their new offices. ad coordinator STUDENTS material for data processing on one our loop projects. Apply now. suburban Howard Street An equal opportunity serv. KEY PUNCH Personnel Department Wilmette z ” the NO MUST HAVE A FLAIR — NO TYPING BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. oe CO. ~ Edens Plaza with EVANSTON 1301 and GOOD EXPER. Benefits include all company paid insurance, vacations, 3742 hr. week, and excellent potential for advancement. 40 Bookkeepers Come ‘LI in visitors. $47 ACCOUNTING Leading insurance company has openings for typists for general office duties. Idael working conditions in new building. Excellent benefits, company cafeteria, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. FULL TIME Prefer A Bill adjustors Stat. clerks Credit corresp. Inventory control Bank pages Personnel assts. Purchasing trns. File Clerks Ans. Serv. 32-5210 TYPISTS DRAMATIC NEW _ WORK 475-3500 Room 308 Prof. their agency GENERAL 600 DAVIS Evanston 1609 Sherman 602 in_ to handle ge rag, A A CALL 869-8600 PARKER PERSONNEL Lifesavers, Inc. Street BLDG. postcard, 5 3 3 9 4 3 2 21 RS V NO orders $450 Mo. $460 Mo. $433 Mo. $500 Mo. ; 8 Customer numbers salary. experience. tell us by letter, NO FEE. like you qualify ; - T.V. Publicity | Trade association Tech. sales Bank officer One girl office Treasurer Bi-lingual 1 Marketing Dictaphone phone or attached coupon, name, phone of person you sponsor, before that person comes in to offices listed below. She may bring in your letter, card or coupon. Job girl with office. 4648. To for girl who NO THIS customer a woman congenial 4 girl office. All they really. need is a mature, stable woman with a good figure aptitude and “ommon sense. Even the hunt and peck typing isn’t necessary if she has neat, legible handwriting. Starting salary while in training is $375 with a raise to $400 in ninety days and an income potential of $500 within two or three years. No fee. SECRETARIES IMPORTANT General Office job for the no io .P. Tab 18 Typists position IN process 869-8600 omptometer soneot apuenins rogrammer Trn. PECK? OFFICE will train se : TYPING re _ Job NO os : | NO 1B AND SALES FIRST MACHINES Keypunch $40 paid to anyone referring office workers who have not worked for us for 2 yrs. and are hired and work 40 hrs. within 30 days from the time they go on our payroll. $40 paid 2 weeks after required hours worked. Offer does not apply to night, student, teacher temporaries. CLIP THIS COUPON TODAY!!! = Supervisor for Evanston firm. id know all office procedures. road to $6,000. NO FEE. Job No. Church Experienced Skilled Office Workers steno. HUNT area Evanston Mfgr Sales Office Personnel Office Bank (nr. trans.) Denti Help Wanted—Women __ Business and EVANSTON RECEPTION $40 | 107 Business and Professional THE PHONE Sponsor local firm. | 107_—-Help Wanted—Women WOMEN BEST ANYONE he FEE. — CALL Office Workers Husbands and Wives for the girl who likes to boss. Handle all oe office $475. nel Secy : Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional TEMP. sutive Secretary for well-known office, as assistant to the boss. iry to $6,000. NO FEE. Job No, ves thie | 107 Business and Professional SECRETARIES $ kes Help Wanted—Women % EMPLOYMENT Orrington SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 SMALL OFFICE RECEPTIONIST. Fountain Sq. 35 wom typing. Salary to $350. Younger. Call Wally BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT, int Nat'l] Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171. No ee. PART-TIME-WOMEN DEPT. 492-4600 AND DELIVE $2.00 HR. GUARANTEED. an, PA 4-5721 or JU 3-4250. TO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN V. ious copying machines for a la academic dept. Some typing hely but not necessary. Liberal be ppcaram includes 3 weeks paid va ion. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSIT PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Chicago Ave. Evans An Equal Opportunity Employer ADVERTISING? PERSON N-EL ? YOU DON’T NEED STRONG OFFI skills for this position as perso secretary; duties are varied interesting; there is some testing; will be trained by one of the personnel directors in the Chic area. Some college helpful. 1812 CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee, Hours 9 to 5 U Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evan secretary $450-500 LARGE EVANSTON DOWNTO firm—ability to handle clients int gently. Good skills and be able work on her own. FREE brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400. St., Evanston F.C. BOOKKEEPER NORTH EVA ton Salary to $130 per week. To ft Balance. Some payroll. Call WA BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMP nage el 1Ist Nat’] Bank Bldg. DA 8o Fee WAITRESSES WANTED AT Inn Club W. in Glenview. information call PA 4-5100. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glen coe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villa ger * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May 25, 19 �= <i a x aa 107 CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES DLLEGE DEPARTMENT NEEDS college girl with office experience to assist cusomers by mail and phone. Special assignments require letter writing talents for promotional campaigns. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY RESEARCH BUSINESS SCHOOL ECONOMICS OPYWRITING ASSISTANT ENGINEERING RIGHT HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE ith some college to assist in various phases of promotion work. INVESTMENTS N.U. CLERK-TYPISTS PHILOSOPHY PUBLIC CENT HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ith good typing skills to work in ditorial and Customer Service Departments. Call Mrs. Crocker for appointment 729-3000 SCOTT, FORESMAN & CO. FULL COMPANY BENEFITS PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS PLEASE CALL 966-6300 OR APPLY Secretarial and general office sitions are available today in the above areas to assist faculty and_ staff members with correspondence, records, class work, student inquires, reports, etc. Accuracy, dependability and good typing required. Call 446-4000 E BORDEN location. ample or apply with parking. in person. CHEMICAL COMPANY Mystik Tape Div. )O Winnetka Rd. An Equal Opportunity Northfield Employer Personnel Department $$ WOMANPOWER (but see Jobs! Jobs! Jobs! us now before June DOROTHY mporary vice PARKS 627 Grove, Evanston 328-7622 PERSONNEL njoy meeting new people? Then this for you. You'll be trained to greet pplicants applying for office positions help them fill out simple forms, then irect them to proper interviewer. Later you'll learn to interview. Excel. tarting salary in excess of $400 mo. s ree. 8 MISS PAIGE Dempster TYPIST-GENERAL OFFICE bmall S. Evanston mfgr. needs young oman to answer inquiries, handle eneral correspondence, etc. Shortand not necessary—compose own ters. Pleasant working conditions, onvenient to transportation. DA 8RT TIME SECRETARIAL AND eneral office work in an insurance gency. Experience helpful but not lecessary. Some shorthand. Central 0 ation n Evanston. UN 4-2422. 3774 NEW 1, 2. 3. 4. gifts to new mothers and W. Devon, Chicago, Ill. CLIFF can find a position for you Well paying Suited to your skills. Interesting Conveniently located that is CLIFF EMPLOYMENT 9-3520 636 Church SERVICE Street. Evanston Part-Time General Office SUMMER ONLY OR PERMANENT High School or college grad O.K. Some typing required. nteresting work for publishing and_ finance company. New executive office just off Edens at Dundee in Northbrook. i benefits. Call for interview, 272- E. F. WONDERLIC 824 Sunset DRUGS 5945 W. DEMPSTER NORTHWEST 5347 W. DEVON YO 5-2400 SP 4-2828 Office Openings YOU MAY REGISTER BY PHONS® WE ARE INTERVIEWING NOW FOR several interesting positions available immediately. We offer convenient location, pleasant modern surroundings, excellent benefit program, good starting salary. Please come in and talk to us about following; rr MAIL Ridge PERSONNEL CLERK TYPIST TYPIST FILE CLERK SECRETARY GENERAL International Skokie, 6-3000 An Equal BORDEN CHEMICAL Winnetka Rd. An Equal Opportunity ORDER RECEPTION SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 OFFICE MATURE WOMAN FOR OUR ORDER processing department. Some typing plus responsibilities for various duplicating machines. Experience helpful but not necessary. ill train. For interview write or phone: Stone Container Corp., 1900 Foss Park Av., North Chicago, Ill. 689-4200. An equal opportunity employer We Have Openings For You now if you have better than ‘average figure aptitude and enjoy detail work. Pleasant working conditions, company cafeteria, excellent benefits, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. Personnel Department 1771 Howard Street An equal opportunity CONTROL Best Jobs Many positions for June Grads Open Mon. to 7 p.m. — Sat. 9-12 . BOULEVARD. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE : EVANSTON 518 DAVIS 491-0600 Northbrook Office Interesting spot in Accen International Division for an aggressive self starting type secretary with good typin and shorthand skills. | We offer many fine benefits good salary and working con ditions, and a 7 hour day. For interview 274-8100 employer CLERK CLERK To maintain inventory records. Must enjoy figures and detail. DEPT: STENOS Combines typing, record keeping, filing. Must be accurate typist — shorthand not required. Openings for accurate typists to do order typing, affidavit typing, etc. These are all permanent positions with established growing firm. You'll enjoy pleasant working conditions in modern offices, cafeteria on premises, paid holidays and vacation, bonus half days, group insurance and Profit Sharing Trust Fund. FREE SCHEDULED BUS. PICKUPS AT TOUHY & LEHIGH AND SKOKIE SWIFT MISS BYRNE H. M. Harper Co. 8200 Lehigh Avenue ‘Morton Grove IN 3-4100 phone Mrs. International Lynch. | Minerals & Chemical Corp. 5401 Old Orchard Rd., Skokie U —__ 00 6-3000 YO __ An Equal Opportunity Employer For the active person who likes variety in her work, to act as liaison between Sales and various departments. YO. 6-6000 50 FIGURE CLERKS COMPANY Northfield Employer ; TV Station Greeter Art Gallery recep-typ. Convention Hostess Type for Author Illinois JU 3-0700 Employer Ri a Has as Chicago's Chicago s - Minerals Opportunity : Aid publicity writer Learn tour planning Executive trainee Free to Travel & Chemical Corp. YO Call 446-4000 or apply in person. CALL 446-4008 SATURDAYS Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. THE Social Secretary Experienced Saleswoman Learn to Proofread Secy. to Columnist Fashion Trainee SECRETARY-EXECUTIVE Edens Executive Center Wilmette — SKILLS, MATURITY TOP arrangements, meeting handle phone ,_ poeereare evel. details, vice-p judgement Pleasant and eg to AND tra Schedules and environment, new oe Excellent le b st salary, fringe benefits, nat’l corp. 37 hour work week. Pre-employm tests given to assure effective placement. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300 Packaging Corp. of America BABY DOCTOR'S RECEPTION Excellent neighborhood pediat will train you to greet patients . their parents, keep them all happy doctor is ready, then show them examining room (where s nurse then takes over). Req’s are light ty ing and a girl who would enjoy lea ing this interesting position. To mo. to start. Free. am MISS PAIGE 6028 PLACEMENT Dempster LIBRARY CLERK — TO ASSIST WITH GENERAL LI- brary duties. Should have ye and/or good typing. Our vere benefit program includes 3 weeks pa vacation and tuition reduction. 5 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago An Road LEWIS EMPLOYMENT Orrington We offer exceptionally fine working conditions, good salary and benefits, excellent opportunities for advancement, and a 7 hour day. For Interview, phone Mrs. Lynch. AT AUSTIN CONTACT & ASSOC. TOP PUBLISHING COMPANY IS looking for a receptionist in their Personnel dept. Will also administer tests, acta ete. No exp. needed. F 1618 SUN Intelligent, alert person needed for responsible position in Marketing Department. Must have a knowledge of basic filing systems and be capable of exercising creativity in the performance of job duties. A background or interest in |ibrary work would be helpful. EYPISTS IN TOWN? We have hundreds of positions to choose from. No fee. Hours. 9-5. Sat. by appointment. UN ABOVE FIGURE explaining Parents’ child care and health services. Permanent position. .Names and addresses furnished. No canvassing. Sales experience helpful but not necessary. Average earn ngs $72.50 to $97.50 weekly. For more information write Parents’ Institute PLACEMENT 966-0700 CEPTIONIST MEDICAL CLINIC 400 No typing. Heavy public contact. ature or young. No Experience. Hvanston area needed. Details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYget lst Nat’l Bank Bldg. DA 8-717] oO Fee ay 25, 1967 delivering Permanent Placement or 274-8100 employer. PARENTS’ HOME SERVICE INSTItute will appoint two women, over 30, neat appearing, with car, to work locally 5 day week, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., $$$ rush) PLACEMENT all suburbs and Chicago) (jobs Howard Street An equal opportunity Se A CHANGE? FORD EMPLOYMENT 100%, FREE JOBS MORTON GROVE 1700 Parents’ Home Service Institute Position now available for experienced Becretary with good shorthand and yping skills. Variety of interesting assignments. Good starting salary. WANT Mystik Tape Div. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. 1771 FILE CLERK vacation, If you have 1-2 years keypunching experience and looking for a good steady position with a future, this may be for you. New modern office, better than average company benefits, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day Group and paid SOME COLLEGE? NOT GOING BACK? salary KEYPUNCH OPERATORS SECRETARY offices merit i week, VICTOR COMPTOMETER CORP. 8350 NORTH LEHIGH MORTON GROVE, ILL. An Equal Opportunity Employer odern scheduled PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Av. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer Victor Golf Northfield CENTER increases. 3 weeks tuition reduction. Work Close To Home. Should Have Good Figure Aptitude, Some Payroll Experience and Light Typing Skills. Pleasant CLINIC TRANSPORTATION CLERK Equipment RELATIONS SPEECH Regularly EDUCATONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. Lake Av., Glenview An Equal Opportunity Employer PAYROLL PRESS Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional ENJOY WRITING? TO $500 Fun job on aé fascinating paper, company news and hobby magazines. PUBLIC RELATIONS TO $450 Learn to promee good will for your firm. Much public contact, phone. CAMPUS CONTACT GIRL $476 Be in and out of the office for this great school, as Girl Kyiday. CUSTOMER SERVICE $4238 Handle phone orders, learn traffic, much contact with air lines, railroads. AID MEDICAL MEN $425 | Group of busy Doctors will train you for Girl Friday-Reception, LEARN TO BUY $450 If you enjoy phone contact, put it to work as aid to purchasing agent. PERSONNEL TRAINEE $425 Greet job seekers, discuss their future, learn to test, screen, hire. SHOWROOM RECEPTION $400 Greet out-of-town buyers, show them around, plan their schedules, make their hotel and plane reservations. HOUSE AUDITORY PLANNING DEPART: skilled secretary, miniexperience. High school] 107 Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional OR JUST ADMISSION AFRICA SECRETARY DRPORATE ment needs um 1 year graduate. 107. . Help Wanted— Business and Professional Business and Professional Av. Equal : Evanston Opportunity Employer | airport-sec'y RECPT-SEC’Y TO HANDLE al office duties. Light dictaphone. phones. Greet Salary clients, open. FREE GENER. — steno or — and handle — : brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400. St., Evanston Administrative Trainee $450. LOCAL SCHOOL NEEDS A WOMAN to head a department. Must be able work well with people. Typing. 8:30 4:30. FREE. © to © -— LEWIS An Equal Opportunity Employer 1618 EMPLOYMENT Orrington Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe Nows * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 Classified — 7 : �‘Pedenst and. Professional EXECUTIVE SECRETARY $600 Aid V.P., General Mgr. of A-1 firm. Moderate dictation, prestige job. NO STENO SECRETARY $498 Make reservations for men who travel. Real Girl Friday fun spot. 9-5. RECEPTION FOR MD. $400 Book appts., answer phones, greet all entering lovely medical center. DICTAPHONE RECEPTION $445 Front desk, very beautiful offices, be helper to:2 nice men who travel. RECEPTIONIST $390 Learn to handle new little board, be official greeter in busy office. FIGURE TRAINEE TO $425 The beginner or ‘older person who trains will love this pleasant off. GRADS!!! $360 Great chance to learn keypunch. Friends can frain together. BOOKKEEPER TO $600 Take over now if you can, or start for less and take over in the future. SMARTEST GALS ARE G THE SERVICE THAT'S THE MOVE NOW. BE A KELLY GIRL. STAT. TYPIST $2.75 PER HOUR) We Also Need Clerks Typists : Stenos Dictaphone Operators Bookkeepers FORD EMPLOYMENT 100%, FREE JOBS MORTON GROVE NNIE O’LEAR WILL BE NG TO GREET YOU AND YOU TAKE THE FIRST STEP . INTO THE BUSINESS WORLD. ‘Courtesy pen at corner and Chicago Avenue. ABOVE g - YOU EVANSTON 36 Church An Equal GIRL FRIDAY ged SCIENTIST in WHO'S interesting work EN- involving ‘avel to outer space will train you to garefuly screen his calls and visitors, to assemble notes and pictures, keep records up to date, to type corre- - spondence. Pleasant personality, nice a arance and accurate typing ability are essential. No switchboard, but busy phone to answer. Free at : ~ BOULEVARD EVANSTON 518 DAVIS 491-0600 Many Open positions for June Mon. to 7 p.m. Sat. 9-12 EXPERIENCED to work with the director ternational Educational ust have good shorthand the ability to organize _ responsibility. Baty m, 3 weeks iberal paid tuition reduction. An og Av. Equal FILE AND ‘WE - ARE woman file a IN (no of our to assume benefit vacation proand UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT Evanston Opportunity NEED OF limit) A to MATURE work in our and mail dept. Duties will include and ning, sorting routine You will enjoy our attractive offices, good salary and benefits, many opportunities for advancement, an 8:30 to 4:15 working day. For interview, phone Mrs. Lynch. International Minerals & Chemical. Corp. 6-3000 An Equal and filing channeling mail assignments. full fringe benefit program. call g _ You Equal emeertanits _ Traffic oH ut Asst: and other not Direct public week. Salary open. Call Mr. Eckman oad : ge G GENERAL transp. 5 day at 869-7200 SCHOOL. Work OFFICE closely C. Boyer, 869-2300 DIVERSIFIED AND CHALLENGING opportunity for career-minded person who enjoys meeting people. Typing required. Paid family hospiatlization, life insurance, pension Fiat. periodic increases, discount on SCM products. KLEINSCHMIDT Cook (DIV. SCM) Rd. Windsor 5-1000. with EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE CLUB NEEDS recept. to help members, ans. phones, a small s/o. very light typing. brownlie personnel 708 Church St., Evanston 328-3400 Anybody For Figures? WE HAVE SEVERAL POSITIONS open for people who have a flair for numbers, and are accurate. If this is you and you can do light typing (or even if you can’t) call us. RECEPTIONIST 8 Classified REAL ESTATE OFFICE. TYPING and shorthand Pere, bookkeeping experience helpful C McGUIRE 1525 Chicago Av., & ORR, Evanston OPPORTUNITIES with varied skills FOR and For May 27, 9 to 12 Baxter Laboratories, Mr. FOR ; 4770 | 7247 FOR Your INC. Should have a mini- G. D. Searle & Co. Parkway, Skokie, Ill. 60076 R 3-3200 Opportunity Employer Egual GR 5-1080 BEAUTICIAN FOR HIGHLAND PARK SALON. Full or part-time. Call 433-3990 INTERESTING OPENING IN OUR Advertising and Sales Dept. for a woman wanting diversified work. Good typing ‘and clerical skills required. Exc. starting salary with regular reviews. ‘Liberal company benefits. 3742 hr. wk. BISHOP FREEMAN CO. 1600 ‘Foster St. Evanston DA 8-5200 Mr. Davis PERSONNEL SECY _ 1866 A CHARGE $450 NO STENO OR PREVIOUS EXPERIence needed for this position as secy to the Administrative Mgr. You will * es some personnel work. LEWIS EMPLORMENT SERVICE 1618 Orrington DAvis 8-6880 ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES. Full and part-time openings available in production and secretarial work. Pharmaceutical packaging firm in Lake Forest offers clean light work in congenial surroundings. 11% blocks from train station. Call Mrs. “Compere 234-5350 for interview. PARK RIDGE EYE PHYSICIAN needs reliable woman, vreferably nurse, willing to learn. Full time or half ‘days including Sat. mornings. phone days, 823-2129; after 7 p.m. 729- Sheridan TEMPORARY Des Plaines 3200 Demps Lutheran Gen. Hospital 827-1108 SUMMER JOBS SCHOOL TEACHERS COLLEGE STUDENTS HOUSEWIVES ARE YOU INTERESTED IN §S mertime office work? We urge yo visit Gloria Frances of ELAI REVELL, INC. at the office of and Hoke Co., 7848 N. Lincoln A Skokie. Ill. starting May 25th, Mon through Friday. Interesting and c lenging opvortunities available in } own neighborhoods. WE NEED: . STENOGRAPHERS . DICTAPHONE OPERATORS , &¥PISTS . GENERAL OFFICE WORKERS Hours 10 a.m. to 4 p Refreshments: and Oo gifts. Exceptional opportunity intelligent, energetic you woman with top skills, capal of assuming responsibiliti Many company benefits, 8 TO YOU Rd. 432-446| Highland to 4:30, 5 day week. Park BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO Personnel Department 1771 OUR PAYROLL DEPARTMENT IS seeking someone with payroll experience to assist in a variety of duties. Strong figure aptitude with light typing is required, Liberal benefit program includes 3 weeks paid vacation and tuition reduction. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812: Chicago. Av: Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer AT SCHOOL WE HAVE OPENINGS IN SEVERAL educational institutions, involving almost any skill or combination of skills you may possess: secretarial, clerical general office, typing, public contact. Then again there is some one or more of these features, tuition reductions, 3 week paid vacation, merit increases. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston Customer service rep. NO TYPING, HANDLING CUSTOMERS and their requests. writing promotional letters. Good eye for detail. Challenging! FREE personnel 708 Church St., Evanston 328-3400. MANAGER EXCELLENT SALARY TO QUALIfied woman who will manage finishing Soi oy of exclusive hoto studio. UN 4WAITRESSES—HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Exp. helpful but not necessary. Colonial Kitchens, 295 Skokie Valley Rd., Crossroads Shopping Center, H.P. Howard Street An equal opportunity 274 employer. RECEPTION BRAND NEW NORTH SUBURBAN OFFICE THIS PRESTIGE SUBURBAN FIR opening a new headquarters in area and will train you as front of receptionist. You’ll sit in plush, conditioned office in newly structed building and greet all enter, seat them as they await t appts. Light typing and neat app ance qualify. $425 mo. to start. Fre MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966- 4 MEDICAL RECEPTIONISTS CLIFF brownlie SERVICE SECRETARY PAYROLL CLERK WORK pay Hae Fitzgerald Employment Ill. mum of 3 years secretarial experience at top management level. Apply Personnel office 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. An 9-12 WONDERFUL BOSS! own beautifully decorated private office. NEVER Rd. Northbrook, CR 2-1000 Equal Opportunity Employer necessary. SATS; 5-0400 4-8585 $600 Lorig. SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT REquires poised, well-groomed: secretary with excellent skills. Use of dictaphone. -required-shorthand helpful but not 9-5, 5Bigs Evanston 1718 Sherm Phone GR 5-433] SECRETARY Shermer An ALL JOBS BR SP he Phone PERSONNEL N. Lincoln W. Touhy DAILY CLER SEC HIGHEST RATES RIGHT GIRL Opposite this area for AIRLINE saat: You'll take short course at nearby airline school. Learn all about reservations, ticketing, schedules. You should be good with people. Job-is-allpublic-contact- 100%-of-the-time! Meet and talk to new people all day long. Free travel bonuses! Full-fare paid to the ‘ooo spots of your dreams! to $400. yye OFFICE CULLIGAN 1657 Mon. to 7 p.m. Sat. 9-12 We're Searching WHETHER YOU HAVE A_ SOLID office background, have been away from office routine for a while or are just breaking into office work, we have an interesting job for you. Culligan’s International Headquarters in Northbrook has openings now for: . DICTAPHONE TYPISTS . NCR OPERATORS . TAB OPERATORS . BILLER-TYPISTS Call Grads. With Train completely to be front desk gal in neighborhood clinic. You'll greet people, notify Doctors of their arrival, learn small switchboard, set appts.. type bills. They want someone who likes to work with people—they’l! teach you everything else! Age is open! $$ open. FREE. Inc. 6301 Lincoln Av. Morton Grove 965-4700 267-6900 An Equal Opportunity Employer TIME for June NEED $10 BONU Doctor's Clinic Inc. We invite you to call or stop in. ycur convenience we will be open Saturday, Open positions PART TIME : WE TYPISTS STENOS Reception Trainee 500°, GROSS in 10 YEARS AND we're STILL EXPANDING EXCELLENT individuals experience. 491-0600 Many ADVERTISING AND SALES COORDINATOR country club Employment service No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston SOUTH EVANSTON—PART TIME Bookkeeper. 25 hr. 5 day week. _ Congenial Engineering Office. Payroll, billing, etc. DA 8-0400. _ Vibration Measurement Engineers, Inc. 273-5180 274-8100 employer Baxter Laboratories, Searle Deerfield CLIFF interesting position with manufacturing company in Wheeling. Typing _ required. Pleasant surroundings and _ Sood company benefits. Call Mrs. Hill. 537-6000 BOULEVARD Personnel. Department Howard Street An equal opportunity FULL OR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE EVANSTON 518 DAVIS 5 day week. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE: Co. TEMPORARY ALERT, WELL-GROOMED GIRL OR woman who enjoys working’ with people to take charge of client contact duties in his unusually plush office. You'll answer phone, greet visitors, check appt. schedule, arrange planning sessions; when not busy with these duties you'll type confidential reports, be trained if interested to help wih scoring of tests. 9-5, 5 days. Rapid raises. Free. See or call. SECRETARY receptionist Employer Managers DOWNTOWN - $450 Psychologist Will Train Howard Street, 8:30 to 4:30,. FULL SWITCHBOARD RELIEF Lake t-RESTING, RESP. POSITION IN distance hsehld. goods traffic ment. Agent of Allied VanWorld’s no. 1 mover. Familiarrwith tariff and bills of lading ful Opportunity JU 3-0700 Employer Packaging Corp. of America Apply PERSONNEL DEPT: . MUELLER & CO. Niles An Illinois Pleasant office environment. Good starting salary, 3742 hour work week, fine fringe benefits, merit rated advancement. Pre-employment tests given to assure you are effectively placed. will be working in a modern, friendly office. We offer an attractive salary or Skokie, Expanding staff opens interesting new position with good advancement potential. Beginner with good typing, stenographic accomplishment could qualify. Employer MAIL. CLERK age SP 4-2828 ment. Call C. NORTHWESTERN cla Chicago SECRE- programs. and typing, and paid holidays, excellent transportation, free parking lot, company cafeteria; paid vacation, outstanding pension plan, lovely new building on 1771 Business and Professional Business and Professional © |-2 years experience, typing 55-65 wpm. Free- insurance, Clerk-Typist _ International Programs ATURE, PHONE Immediate» opening in Personnel Department for a secretary with good skills and the ability to function effectively in an ever changing environ- EVANSTON ~ SECRETARY Tite BY Professional Insurance Company needs experienced transcribers with AT AUSTIN SECRETARY PERSONNEL DEPT. YO Grads. REGISTER 5-2400 Suite 520 869-7790 Opportunity Employer “$433 MON Secale MAY YO Service DRUGS and DICTAPHONE OPERATORS 5945 W. DEMPSTER NORTHWEST 5347 W. DEVON of Church was SERVICES Temporary SUN Business Two Pediatricians need receptio to make app’ts, greet patients, light typing. One is in Evanston, other in Northfield. Four doctor Evanston need a receptionist and Evanston dentist needs one also. will train. FREE. LEWIS 1618 EMPLOYMENT Orrington SERVICE Avis 8- PEDIATRICIAN’S OFFICE NORTH vanston Young or mature. No typ Some Bookkeeping. 412 day week. BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMP MENT SERVICE ist Nat’l Bk: B Ask for Wally DA 8-7171 D-644. PART-TIME LOOKING FOR WOMAN TO TR for counter position in our Kent Fried Chicken Store. No experi necessary. Apply Mr. Swihart, ag Bay Rd., Wilmette, Ill. 900. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May 25, 19 �‘107. Wa . ich W es nal — “Business and Professio Mig: : Business and Professional ; KEYPUNCH OPR. ADVERTISING AND POSITIONS AVAILABLE . OPERATOR(IBM) . SECRETARY (Sales) . DICTAPHONE TYPIST FOR —Excellent working conditions ~All company benefits —Hours 8:30 to 4:30 —Up to 3 weeks vacation —Convenient transportation 1630 INTERESTING GENERAL OFFICE job for 2-3 months. Evanston area location. Must be able to type 50 wpm. Right Girl temporary Service. Will consider college students, teachers or housewives. Call Miss Martin, GR 5-4331 file clerks and typists Mr. SUREK YO 6-8500 SKOKIE, ILL. IS LANGUAGE A PROBLEM FOR YOU? DO YOU LIKE FIGURES OR CAN you do light typing? We have several openings for people with Bi-Lingual background even with limited command of English. Fees are paid by the employer. aa EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St. Evanston SALARY DEPENDENT ON EXPERience for various Northshore firms. Many of these firms will train beginners. AGE 20-50 DAYS 8:30 A.M. TO 5 P.M. Part-time openings also available. Evenings, Saturdays and Sundays. REPUBLIC LUMBER MARKET brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400. St., Evanston 4600 N. GENERAL OFFICE WORK Excellent position open for girl Friday who can handle a variety of duties. General basic office skills required. Figure aptitude helpful. Permanent position, 5 days, 9. to 5. Many company benefits including group insurance and profit sharing. Apply in person. CENTURY MOLDED PLASTICS INC. 3120 W. Lake Av. lenview. Allstate Insurance Accounting clerks, 1 to 2 years experience or will train 1967 high school graduates with good math aptitude. Call Miss Hartung, 291-5478. Interesting Secretarial SALESLADY or Miss inari. Chas. 1010 Linden A. Stevens Av., Hubbard & Co. Woods, MEDICAL POSITIONS INURSE: Skokie, No typing RECEPTIONIST TYPIST Internist entral Street Evanston AEDICAL TYPIST Receptionist, North Evanston to Dentist Bookkeeper Evanston BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT DA 8-7171 Ist Nat’l. Bk. Bldg.. No Ill. 567 Lincoln $500 Mor 450 $475 $400 Fee Ave,, YOU WILL BE EDITING BULLETINS and catalogues. Knowledge of proof' reading helpful. FREE. LEWIS EMPLOYMENT Orrington SERVICE DAvis PART-TIME—FLEXIBL& HOURS Gal Friday, general office work in Deerfield. Shorthand-typing necesEsta: Congenial atmosphere. Call 945SALESWOMAN Part-time or full time. Apply in erson. Gordon’s, 579 Central Ave., ighland Park. May 25, 1967 3-6638 & ORR, INC. 446-5010 Winnetka PART-TIME, EXPERIENCED 3100 or 3200 operator, evenings, and/or all day Saturdays. NCR 5 to 9, Furnishings 272-8500 TYPISTS WILL TRAIN secretarial FOR positions INTERESTING with diversified in international organization. 8:30 to 4:45. Excellent benefits. Rotary International 8-6880 BECRETARY TO EXEC. DIR. CAreer opportunity, ability to carry responsibility, meet public. Excellent working conditions, fringe benefits, good salary. State in detail, education, experience. present salary. Write -138, Box 60, Wilmette, ate CO. EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTING clerk willing to handle details requiring a high degree of accuracy. duties Hours SMALL OFFICE SECRETARIAL $6,920 per yr. Assist owner with correspondence. Skokie. No bookkeeping. 9-5 5 days. Call Wally BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT a Nat’l Bank Bldg. DA &-7171 No ee, MFG. Colby's Home 1600 Ridge Ave., Evanston GIRL. GENERAL DA 8-0100 OFFICE TYPING AND CLERICAL. MONDAY through Friday. Will consider parttime on daily basis. Air-conditioned offices. BURT DICKENS Burt J. Dickens, SUB. 583-5147 965-3240 Northbrook MUST TYPE 50 WPM. NEW HOME office. Publishing and finance company. Pleasant surroundings, many & ASSOC. CR 2-6776 Sr. DO YOU ENJOY WORKING WITH figures? We have many interesting positions open for girls who have an aptitude for figure detail. Fa * or will train. To $500. FREE. EWIS CR 2-3636 HAIRDRESSER SALON ROUGE HAS OPENING for operator with following. Shampooer and manicurist available. Nice surroundings and good benefits. DA 89896 or UN 4-5300. FULL TIME OFFICE SECRETARYreceptionist. For~- well known newly remodeled pleasant North Evanston Real Estate Office. Typing experience, filing and a knack for details needed. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR_5-3900 SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 SECRETARY GROWING NORTH SHORE MANAGEment consulting firm needs an additional secretary. Strong English and/ or advertising agency background helpful. Some _ statistical typing on major reports, Call Mrs. Francis, 25600 ‘SHARP & OUGHTON, Rd. INC. Kenilworth LOCAL REAL ESTATE FIRM WANTS a front desk girl. Much public and phone contact. Typing needed. 9-5 FREE LEWIS EMPLOYMENT Orrington SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 STENOGRAPHERS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR NAtional Manufacturer for bright candidates with good typing and shorthand skills. Fine working conditions, benefits and good salary. Ideal loop location. Call DElaware 7-2388. An equal opportunity employer NEED RECEPTIONIST TO START now in our Winnetka Office, 5 days a week, permanent position. ome typing and filing. Air-conditioned, bright and pleasant surroundings. Also Saturday switchboard girl needed permanently from 8:30 to 4:00 in our Evanston Office. Call Mr. Daily, Jr. SMART & GOLEE HI 6-4700 IMMEDIATE SECRETARY REGISTERED Mr. on Club, OPENING FOR A MA- ture woman with typing and general 1 office skills, for a job with variety. 5 day week, Monday-Friday. Good employee benefits. Close to transp. Come in or phone AL 1-5400 JOE JACOBS CHEVROLET CO.435 Green Bay Rd. Wilmette WAITRESS: FULL TIME: >" in; year round position at no: country club; exe. salary; and other fringe benefits. Ph McGee. 835-0600. : PART-TIME Mature woman for HI WILL TRAIN ALERT, PLEASANT woman for counter work and bagging devt. in modern dry cleaning store. $75 per week, 514 days. Apply immed. ONE HOUR MARTINIZING 1728 Sherman Av., Evanston DA 8-9756. CLERK-TYPISTS $390 40 wpm—Stencils—Cards—Statistics HOWARD EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 307 Howard, Evanston 475-1800 -_ Grove. YO CAREER p.m., nights, and BILLING, 6-45 aioe NEED College girls—housewives : .00 per hour—sell Avon C new North Shore territories to 4 p.m. after5:30 p.m. 256-4 NO TYPING In Research. Compiling computer output. Varied. the $400s. Evans UN pee 9-3160. WOMAN CAB DRIVERS \ FULL OR PART-TIME. D. WEEKENDS. EXCELLENT 1 Apply 8015 Lawndale, WANTED: COOK’S TRAINEE Foods. Good opportunity to learning. Require good ence. Call 724-0302 for appt. REGISTERED NURSE SUP for small nursing home salary, WAITRESS WANTED, without experience. Full Evenings. Northbrook. KING Exp. Call office. Hours Full Ti 251-4222. and OFFICE Small Ev Illinois. WAITRESSES: eon EXTRA dinner shift. FOR Salar hour. Phone Miss McGee. STENO AND art-time, work. Full or part-time, pay. Apply in person, Food Sue 2711 W. son, ALTERATIONS 1 Steele's % Seine 9 to 5. Write T- 1 60, Wilmette, PART-TIME WAITRESS Resta 272-4358. GENERAL LIGHT and bookkeeping. appointment. EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE, GOOD hours. Terrific salary. Antony’s Restaurant, 618 Church St., Evanston. wr or par Caravel No nights. at a A Reon REGISTERED NURSES AND REGIStered practical nurses. Full time. Number 3 bus to door. Swedish Retirement Assoc. 2320 Pioneer Rd. DA 8-8700. SECRETARY, SMALL OFFICE LT. bookkeeping, some typing; no shorthand; perm. position; personal interview only. Tack-L-Tyers Sport Mart, 939 Chicago Av., Evanston. Call Manicurist FULL OR PART-TIME Start $1.75 per hr. Waukegan Rd. Glenview CLERK TYPIST FOR ADMINISTRA: tive, office of Wilmette Schools. 3714 hour week, pension, health insurance, paid vacation. Phone AL 6-2450 for 1834 SECRETARY FOR ADMINISTRATIVE office of Wilmette Schools. 3742 hour week, pension, health insurance, paid vacation. Phone AL 6-2450 for appointment. in Nil live-in or out. Call 296-4600 DENTAL ASSISTANT WANTE or part-time. Experience — but not necessary.. For infc call GR 5-8997. NURSES AIDS FULL OR PART: time, pleasant surroundings, usual benefits. Number 3 bus to door. Swedish Retirement Assoc. 2320 Pioneer Road. DA 8-8700. for , da ASST. CREDIT MGR. For hospital’s patients HOWARD EMPLOYM ENT 307 Howard, Evanston A CAN BE ARfor appt. Skokie. ask Tue: 5 Pp. weekends. after 5 p.m. OFFICE CASHIER-HOSTESS 6-3477, EXPERIEN partime 4-5577 in Wi il a.m. to 5 Waitresses, a.m. OPERATOR OR interesting located for interview. Lunches AIDES DOING 6-6600 Sat. with some tee and office WAITRESS, NORTH EVANSTON. AMBITIOUS OPerator can make $200 a week salary and commission. 5 day week. 9-5 Call GR 5-1718 OF varied doctor’s challenging, supervisory position with a varity of duties. Nursing home. Exec. starting salary. Must be able to. work weekends. For an appointment call Mr. Weinschneider, 965-6300. of fine fabrics. Call Mrs. Trammell. and satisfy the secret earn while you're Betty JAMESON, WOMAN TO WORK IN AI dry-cleaning plant. Experier $2.00 hr. Bus to door. Cleaners, 1212 weukree EB ; view. NEEDED FOR PRESBYTERIAN home. All shifts, 5 day week, one meal furnished. Call 492-2906 or ‘apply in person. 3131 Simpson, Evanston. SEAMSTRESS e please. Bryn Mawr 6600 N. Crawford. Also - Cali MATURE EDUCATED PERSON seeking new career. Publishing paper mili offers variety, general adminis’ trative work. Pleasant phone _personality desired. Loop location. Conv. “L” and N.W. Call ST 2-2728. CAPABLE Li € 708 Glencoe Rd. in Gle beauty operator. High pon fied person. Set conditions. Call 724-5409. JR. SECY. NO FEE Old Orchard Co. will send you to shorthand school at their expense while working. Good starting salary. zoe Personnel 1609 Maple. UN 9- BURGER 9-5. SALARY ‘AL pine 6-0990. PArk 9-1300 LADY’S LOCKER RO oe Good salary i pply in person to me Full time. Good Salary. Permanent. Large air-conditioned Drug Store. Apply in person to Mr. Eaton, Rehn’s Hillman Pharmacy Inc. 353 Park Av., Glencoe. DAY SHIFT, HOURS ranged. Call OR 3-3131 Pyrenees Restaurant, op NURSES AIDES | EXPERIENCED OR WILL Contact Mrs. res Maryhaven Village 700 E. SECRETARY TO POLICE OFFICIAL Light Shorthand. Mature. Salary High with rapid increases. Private office North suburbs. Call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT Ist Nat’l Bk. Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee D-616. Ask for Wally. IN WOR 2 Girl Law aie e 5 DAYS, ILLINOIS CHILDREN’S HOME AND Aid society needs foster parents to care for babies and children. Agency pays for complete care. Call Homefinding, WHitehall 4-3313. BEAUTY dept. Machine perience preferred but Glencoe National See Mr. Schinier PARENTS INTERESTED OFFICE keeping PART-TIME R.N,. NUR Rischard GENERAL 2 DAYS/WEEK PERMANENT Kids mostly grown and thinking of getting a little job again? We need another year ‘round segponanes gal, Wed. and Fri. 8:30-5:00. Glenview. Gen. office exp. helpful but will reo REX GAUGE Co. 724-6668. THE “luc FULL OR PART-TIM Modern nursing home in No WOMAN TO PRESS OR FOLD CLOTHing. Must be steady worker. 5 day week. Good pay. Paid vacation, hospital and insurance plan. Apply in person. NORTH SHORE UNIFORM SERVICE 1818 Dempster St., Evanston FOR SHOR’ EXPERIENCED SW. operator for telephone service. Downtown Evan 12 to 6 al Monday thr Good salary. Age 21 to 50. FOR PRIVATE HEALTH CARE CENter. of oo to 11 p.m. or 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. Age 45-55, Excellent salary and unusual fringe benefits. Call DA 8-3042, personnel NURSES NO quired. General office, roll experience prefer Construction Co., 1132 729-4414 REGISTERED NURSE FOSTER cultures da alternate Sat. Call 446-3589 WAITRESSES FOR HIGH CLASS restaurant. Full or part-time. Good tipping. Hours: Luncheon, 10:30 - 2:30. Dinner 4:30-8:30. Must be neat. Paid vacation. John Evans Restaurant, 1639 bP a aa Call for interview, UN 9- PUBLIC CONTACT 1618 blood work, strep office duties. at Dundee. E. F. WONDERLIC Sunset Ridge Bay BUSY PEDIATRICIANS” O innetka needs lab tech I.B.M. run _ the SALESLADY FULL TIME TYPIST 512 Green You TYPIST CLERK Busy construction office needs an alert girl willing to relieve secretary of minor duties involving typing, telephone and filinng. Shorthand helpful but not required. Write T-111, Box 60, Wilmette, Til. WAITING EMPLOYMENT DAYS A WEEK. SECRETARY AND receptionist in pleasant, active real estate office. Please call Mr. Townsend. McGUIRE PLACEMENT 1618 Orrington PART-TIME 3 EDITORIAL ASS'T $450 618 SALARY AND COMPANY BENEFITS. PERMANENT POSITION. ORchard ULL TIME PERMANENT POSITION. Experience helpful but not necessary. Good starting salary plus all company Stefaniak OPERATOR IBM 026 AND 056 ALPHANUMERIC EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. S. A. HIRSCH CALLING" FIGURE CLERKS brownlie personnel GOOD $450 benefits. Edens typewriter. GIRLS NEEDED TO TRAIN FOR counter positions in our Kentucky Fried Chicken Store. No experience Swihart, 833 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette. AL 1-8900. WORK FOR (‘SUBURBAN VICEPresident. Diversified work. Requires good typing and desire to work into Executive Secretary. Age to 45. NO FEE. URPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1612 Chicago Avenue, Evanston. UN 9-9510; BR 3-2155. 824 708 Church St., Evanston KOENIG & STREY STOCK GIRL Miss MUST BE well. Light employer JR. SECRETARY CHGO., Fine North age location. ap conditioned. 5 day week, 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Write T-147, Box 60, Wilmette, Thi. III. ATTRACTIVE WOMAN 35 to 40 with executive background in sales promotion and marketing. Must be capable of discussing promotion with top level management. Free to travel as assignment dictates. Salary open. Write T145, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. CUSTOMERS NEEDS KEYPUNCH Evanston, opportunity IMMEDIATE ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS STORE 328-3400 POSITION OPEN IN THE WILMETTE office of one of the fastest growing real estate firms on the North Shore. Must be ood typist and enjoy working with an active sales force. A pleasant manner most important. Call Mr. Strey ALpine 1-0330 See Chicago ALL PUBLIC CONTACT, able to meet people typing. FREE equal SECRETAR shorthand, heuaphans. office. ay week, 9 to 5. Salary eae teannarate th experience. Pleasant Evanston location. Write T136, Box 60, Wil. National AVE. "AVON recpt. $350 Co. ALLSTATE PLAZA, NORTHBROOK, ILLINOIS pen ig Harlem Ave., 867-7000 CHICAGO An 5201 Old Orchard Rd. Minerals YOU! as Insurance Company & Chemical Corp. YO Washington WITH 5401 Old Orchard Rd., Skokie 6-3000 U 3-0700 An Equal Opportunity Employer Light EXPERIENCED DICTAPHONE OPerators to work 4 hours (6 to 10 P.M.) Monday through Friday. Must type 4555 WPM and have good spelling and grammer skills. Starting salary will be $2.75 an hour. Only a _ limited number of positions available, so call MRS. BELL at 475-7900 for confidential interview. (Editorial) aoe Business and Professional EVENINGS PUBLISHING Standard Rate & Data Service International 107. Help “wa Part-Time SRDS Immediate opening for operator of IBM 024 Keypunch and 056 Verifyer. Prefer 2 to 3 years experience on both alphabetical and numeric. Outstanding working conditions: good salary and benefits and a 7 hour day. Location near Edens Expressway in Old Orchard Shopping Center. For interview phone Mrs. Lynch. dalam detains: ae Business and Professional isis go ‘Mid WAITRESSES WANTED ey Snack Shas,op,és101 Waekasia 1011 Wa vkenet Steele’s Snac Northbrook DENTIST IN CARLSON BLDG. , NI responsible lady as reception ing and mathematical a Salary $400 to $450. GR 5-6300. GIRL sales. OR WOMAN Part-time. FOR Weekends. apply in person VARSITY THE/ 1710 Sherman Ave., Evanston WOMAN WITH JEWELRY OR SEL ing experience to work full or time. Call Mr. — OR 4-5500 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff ~ Classifie �108k Help Wasted Baby Store MOTHER’S RL FRIDAY to schedule: Minimum awweek. 864-5565. AND SALARY ;- GOOD Restaurant, Bob’s ) ‘Sundays. ALpine tte Av., Wilmette, Let .- NURSING e work, Se f oe HOME, ANTED full or BE WILMETTE MINISTER AND SONS seek live-in housekeeper. 3 minute walk to ‘‘L’’. Own room and TV. $55 plus Social Security. 256-4642. open. FOR’ RECEIVING part-time. Employee ge As 3 CHOOL of Winnetka. GRAD. MOTHERS HELPER. LIVE IN FOR summer months, 16 yrs. or older. 2 children. Room, board plus salary. Phone 864-5565. Miss INTERESTED RELIABLE STEADY WOMAN FOR cleaning and ironing 2 days bess » § 8:30 to 4:30. Refs. Call evenings UN 4 4345. EXPERIENCED WOMAN FOR GENeral cleaning, 2 days. East Wilmette. Prefer Tue. and Fri. $24 and car fare. Refs. necessary. AL 1-5218. ing a beautician. Opportunity in Deerfield while going to . Phone Ed Gillen, 945-0884. , OFFICE NO and would FEE be nice. 35 hr. week, Vv. cone Maple. UN $400. Evans 9-3160. Personnel TR:ESSES, FULL OR PARTe, can earn $30 plus nightly, exc. The Arc Restaurant, 1813 an Road, Glenview. 724- 7600. - DENTAL will ASSISTANT train you as chair EXPERIENCED CLEANING WOMAN for Wednesdays or Fridays. Recent references. Near train. $15. Call 432-6830 side PART-TIME HELP FOR REGULAR maid’s off days. Sunday and 1 week day. For elderly couple. Can stay. References required. Call 251-1420. fant. Full-time only. 5-day week. y open. Ages 18-30. PA 4-1771. "Y COUNSELORS” HAS OR. tional and sales openings. Ex: opportunity. No canvassing. WOMAN TO CLEAN BUILDERS MODel homes in Northbrook. 3 days per week. Own transportation desireable. Phone 724-5675. . ble hours. Call PA 9-1566. ASSISTANT IN EVANSTON, ning the second week of June. Kp. necessary, full or part-time. » T-143, Box 60, Wilmette, GIRL, GOOD _cond., me PAY, no CLEANING WOMAN WANTED: 1} day a week; light housework. Winnetka. Recent references required. Call 446-4174 Il. PLEASAn experience Call UN neces- 4-8388. GENERAL OFFICE aie position in congenial Ev--anston ofc. ‘Exc. transp., 644 hrs. c GR 5-3333 NNEL SECRETARY $450 w—Test—and meet people EMPLOYMENT AGENCY , Evanston 475-1800 WANTED FOR service. Flexible , 20 to 37 COOK—HOUSEKEEPER Western suburb, new home, only, by day or live-in, best Call 447-9400. 6-2113 WORK IN DRY CLEANING Winnetka. Convenient to ., experience preferred but not ary. Call 446-1200. WOMAN TO HELP IN FIN- CLEANING WOMAN WANTED BY 2 neighbors 1 day each, some ironing, refs. required. Call 256-1076. UN 4-7322. "WAITRESSES WANTED pay plus tips. See or phone: DON NICHOLS urch St., Evanston, GR 5-9450 GENERAL ing. Full . SERVICE CORRESPONDENT letters, answ. ing. To $390 mo. WARS EMPLOYMENT St., Evanston AGENCY NURSE GENERAL CLEANING 5 days per week. Pioneer es Pioneer ber 3 bus road and to door. Call DA ESSES—SOME e and part-time. Own ch, E X P ERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER live in or go. Own room, bath and TV. 2 teen age boys, Nr. ‘‘L’’. References. 251-0058. St. 8-8700. EXP. FULL Uniforms _fur- transportation, Call EXPERIENCED RELIABLE CLEAN: ing woma with references; for | gg Must love children. Call 251- Mrs. 272-0272. Per % Grant L.P.N. FOR SMALL NURSWrite T-139, Box 60, Help _ WOMAN WANTED TO CARE FOR convalescing elderly woman in South Evanston. Needed 10 to 3. Call for details after 5:30 p.m. OR 5-5948. Wanted—Women . MOTHER’S HELPER FOR SUMMER months. Light housework and care of 4 and 12 year old children. Phone HI 6-0263 after 6 p.m. Household HOUSEKEEPER. COOK GENERAL HOUSEWORK 5 days. 9 to 12, $30. Prefer woman from shore area. References. Phone 251-3223. E-IN, 5 DAYS A WK., PRIVATE ‘bath, TV. Beautiful Lake Shore a rive apt., rences. Box 2 adults, no children. Salary open. Write T-142, 60, Wilmette, Til. ERIENCED WOMAN FOR GEN. sework and cooking for 1 adult in Bs apt. 3 days—noon through Recent references. Write TBox 60, Wilmette, Ill. ~ EXCELLENT POSITION A-1 s. COOK Go. IN Must JILD CARE ork. i VErnon XPERIENCED exaeded side. | day : | and Top Call 271-6033 after 7 .m. ir-conditioned i home, 3 HOUSE- dependable room, TV. CLEANING WOMAN week, small house, $11. 5 refer- 5-4080. -ERIENCED BABY born, due August Ab $75. current - GENERAL Must be neat, children. Own wages. Se CHICAGO, have . MI 2-1150. NURSE FOR 1, for 3 weeks. refs. please. UN 4-0218 TOP PAY tian” housework and ironing, 1 or 2 days. Call 674-4266 leave name and umber. Near Evanston. SEKEEPER TO LIVE IN. GENsae housework and cooking for 1 ult. Modern apt. Recent references. rite T-116, Box 60, Wilmette, Il. -ENERAL CLEANING: 3 DAYS A . or live-in 6 wks. beginning June +a. References. HI 6-3747. _~ Classified RESPONSIBLE SCHOOL GIRL, CARE for 12 mos. old boy during summer. Also woman for oceasional baby sitting. Near Raymond Park, Evanston. Call 491-0871, eves., wknds. SUMMER SITTER WANTED Spend Thurs. noon to Sun, eve. with us; earn $25 weekly. No. 8 or 10 bus. Call 679-0072. TEACHERS FAMILY NEEDS RELIable sitter 2 days a week. School age children, light housework, permanent, Refs. No. 1 bus. Call 864-0293. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL NEEDED FOR occasional baby sitting. Evanston area. Call 475-0434. ; TWO CHILDREN NEED A DEPENDable sitter Mondays through Fridays. 328-6946 after 6 and weekends. RELIABLE BABY SITTER WANTED for 5 days a week, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with one child. Skokie-Evanston area. Start July 1st. Call 677-8906. GIRL OR WOMAN DESPERATELY needed for supervision of 4 wellbehaved children, ages 11, 9, 7, and 4. Live-in or go. Call eves., 724-8779. WANTED; BABY SITTER TO LIVEin 3 days a week. Mature teen ager. Deerfield area. 945-2148, any evening after 4 p.m. PART-TIME SUMMER GIRL weekend mother’s helper. Live days and 2 nights. Refs. req. room. Call 251-5514. MOTHERS HELPER FOR SUMMF?r Live in or go. Light housework and child care. Phone 679-0276. WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEwork and ironing. 3 days a week. Must have references, Close to transp. Call OR 5-4577. MOTHER’S HELPER, LIVE-IN PREferred, one child-8 months. High school girl preferred. 869-5288 COOK—GENERAL. 3 DAYS, NOON through dinner. $50. Small house. 2 —* Experienced. References. 835HOUSEKEEPER—COMPANION FOR widow, LIVE-IN, light cooking. Small home, near train. References. ID 25557, ID 2-8284 or office VE 5-0236. EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTED for gen’rl. house cleaning and some ironing. Tuesdays and Fridays preferred. Call GR 5-7511. e 108A - Help Wanted Baby Sitters TEEN AGED GIRL TO CARE FOR l-vear-old. Week day mornings this summer and after school in fall. $1.00 per hr. plus car fare. 864-7169 aft. 7 p.m. SITTER NEEDED FOR 7 AND 3 year old lovely girls. 7:15 a.m. to 6 p.m. Will consider 2 sitters to divide time. See Mrs. Horner, 925 Forest, Evanston, Illinois. OR in 3 Pvt. PERMANENT BABY SITTER by June 7th. Hours 3 to 11:30. Monday and Tuesday off. $1.00 an hr. or ¢4u live in! Call 869-8055. 109 Help Wanted—Women Industrial OUR COMPANY REQUIRES A PERson of exceptional skill to assemble prototype and first-run_ electronics equipment. This position will be filled by a woman who can work by herself from schematic and wiring diagrams. She must want to work into a position of lead electronics assembler in our production department. Our product is the best in the industry in quality, workmanship and technical capabiliy, and we are seeking a woman equal to it. If 7 sa you can qualify, call: F. Jones at 644-8390. RAILWEIGHT 1821 110 Willow Rd. INC. Northfield, Help and Rai © Scaiioes and Professional The G. D. Searle & Co. Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago’s Loop SPECIALIZING SUBURBAN AND NORTH POSITIONS FAR ALL 100% FREE TO TECHNICAL $11,000 EXECUTIVE SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER 360 machine exp. req. $10,800 Ass’t. Comptroller Financial analyst General accountant — Cost accountant Programmer, 1401 exp. 5 Foremen. Waukegan area North terr. com. plus 10,400 10,000 10,000 8,400 7,800 7,800 7,200 Sales corres. some exp. Copywriter, deg. req. Traveling auditor Tax and insurance clerk Cost clerk Records superv. inventory cont. Gen. office ass’t., some acct’g Bank tellers Office shipping clerk 7,200 7,200 7,200 6,600 ,600 6,300 6,000 ,000 6,000 OLD End of West ORchard Parking Lot 9-1 142 HOWARD ST. AT THE “L’’ IN THE NORTH SHORE BANK BUILDING Free parking in bank tenant lot AMbassador ANIMAL 2-1 142 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL ane aes Chicago Av. 492-7608 An Equal Opportunity Employer ASSEMBLERS permanent position; company benefits; assembling electro-mechanical film handling machines. Help set-up production and do final assembly and tests. HARWALD CoO. 1245 Chicago Av. Evanston, Il. 491-1000 sary. Call UN 4-1526. DRIVER-SALESMAN Opening for married man on an established soft water. service route on the North Shore. Up to $3.00 per hr. depending on your ability. Apply at Rayne Soft Water Service, 40 Skokie: Valley Rd., Highland Park. 831-3100. LAKE FOREST HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIAN YEAR ROUND POSITION. DAY SHIFT during summer, 4 p.m. to 12 during school year. Attractive salary, benefits and working conditions. Contact Administrative Assistz it. 234-3600. PERSONNEL This exceptional industrial relations opportunity is an ideal step up the ladder for a young personnel generalist who is capable of future promotion within the corporate staff or at one of our midwest divisions reporting directly to the industrial relations manager. Initial assignments will include technical and management recruiting, salary administration, training and employee relations. OPERATOR CARETAKER EXCELLENT STARTING SALARIES — RAPID PROGRESSION — FREE UNIFORMS — LOW PRICED CAFETERIA WITH FREE MILK AND COFFEE AT LUNCH — SPOTLESSLY CLEAN. UNCROWDED WORK AREAS — NO LAYOFFS IN OUR HISTORY — PLUS THE MOST LIBERAL OF FRINGE BENEFITS, APPLY PERSONNEL hile gc’ 8:15 a.m. to 5 p Mondays through Fridays (Evening and Saturday interviews by Appointment) Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway ORchard 3-3200 (2 blocks north of.Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) An Equal Opportunity Employer DISHWASHER NEW Bldg TO MAN TO AGE 50 TO HELP WITH THE care and the feeding of small laboratory animals. Farm experience helpful. 4,800 and 1737 CHEMICAL SKOKIE Westmoreland HELPER HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION. SOME chemical knowledge and mechanical aptitude desirable. 7-9,000 7,800 7,800 7,200 ORCHARD, SUITE 226 IN THE At North PAINTER'S MAN WITH SOME EXPERIENCE do building maintenance painting. Skokie TRAINEES OPERATOR OPERATE OFFSET DUPLICATING machine to reproduce’ typewritten matter. Willing to train beginner. costs. Hydraulic eng. start 13,000 Valve & pressure eng. 13,000 Process eng. new systems Plant eng. exp. req. Lab supv., hydraulics 13,000 Ind. Eng. 12,000 Ass’t. Compt. to age 35 10,400 ‘Sales engineer, Deg. no req. 9-10,000 Design draftsman 9,600 Methods analyst, office systems 9,600 Machine designer ,600 Draftsman, Some pneumatics 8,400 Tool designer T. plus 8,300 Sev. mech. draftsmen 7,800 Draftsman, electro-mech. 6,600 Jr. draftsman 6,300 Mechanical technician 6,000 Sales, MULTILITH YOU! TO INDUS. ENGINEER methods, plant layout, Ind. Has Openings for Men in the Following Areas: IN EARN YOUR MEALS IN ADDITION to salary while you work. We have an opening in our company cafeteria for a man who has had some experience as a dishwasher. Hrs. 7 a.m. to 3 Excellent working conditions. AMERICAN 2100 Dempster, PHOTOCOPY Evanston UN 9-9000 PORTER RELIABLE MAN FOR CLEAN-UP work. Permanent. 5 day week. Hours can be arranged APPLY IN PESO 4001 livery. $53 a wk. Car neces- SHIP, RECEIVE AND MAINTAIN records on books and to help with general maintenance in our small university book store. Liberal benefit program. 1812 Pe PART-TIME Man for morning newspaper delivery, all elevator apt. de- Professional BOOK STORE TO es MARQUART Il. Wanted—Men Business ie ase aera Sales, north suburb terr. Sales, industrial controls Jr. time study Sales promotion—car furn. Order dep’t. clerk Expeditor Electronics Assembler HOUSEKEEPER FOR WORKING mother, = in preferred. Own room. 5 day wee Call "S56- 2464 after 5 p.m. - SOME OFFICE WORK Call DAvis 8-2220 FOR aundry, HOUSEWORK AND IRONor part-time. Stay or go. EXPERIENCED RELIABLE WOMAN wanted for Fridays. No heavy work. Walking distance from Wilmette ‘‘L’’. Call 251-2009. 475-1800 ~ PRACTICAL adults salary. RELIABLE CLEANING WOMAN wanted 1 day a_ week, preferably Thursday, recent references. ORchard 5-2723 dept. of photography studio. time. No experience necessary. oward OWN Highdays. Gay Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional POSITION SITTER FOR 2 BOYS AGES 5 AND 9; June 19—Labor Day. Mon., Tues. and Thurs. 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Prefer boy over 17 or mature woman but will consider girl. Must be reliable and have references. Call 328-7196 after 6 p.m. or wkends. HOUSEKEEPER—STAY TO g EXPERIENCED WOMAN WITH transportation for housework in land Park. 2 to 3 full or part Please call 831-4539. IDEAL FOR EXPERIENCED LADY WITH refs. who welcomes responsibility and would ‘‘run show’”’ for editor mommy. ‘Show’’ includes mod. home, all apliances; 8 mo. old son and 8 year old daughter. Live in, 5 days. Own room, TV, etc. Call 945-2379. ADULT FAMILY; OTHER HELP 5 days, references, VErnon 5-1401 _ N.W. SUBURB PLANT. HU DINGood CLEANING WOMAN 1 DAY A WEEK preferably Wednesday; references required. Pnone ORchard 4-9035. OMAN—AGE APPROX. 35nview resident. 4 or 5 days incl. lease call in person. Glenview er, 1726 Glenview Rd. Matron—Ages PART-TIME—NOON THROUGH ner hour, 3 or 4 days weekly. salary. Call 432-0032. GLENVIEW AREA WOMAN WANTED for housework, half-days or full day; new house. No baby-sitting. PArk 4-4293. ARD T-TIME HELP answering 272-0195. OR CLEANING WOMAN FOR __ SATURdays or every other Saturday, Wilmette. Phone AL 1-4420 after 6 p.m. LIGHT part-time, salary 835-370 1 JUNIOR Senior preferred w/driver’s license. Pleasant Wilmette home. Own room, pF Good salary. Other help. AL 13222. PART-TIME your HELPER. 2 110 — North Shore Refrigeration Simpson, Skokie Circulation Mar. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY WITH RAPIDLY GROWING SUBURBAN GROUP. SHARE IN PROFITS. THE STAR—HIGHLAND roe Mr. Held D 2-9090 VILLAGE OF ia ACCOUNTING CLERK in Man to Finance 50 yrs. Dept. of age—some bookkeeping experience and/or schooling desired: Liberal employee _benefits. Permanent position. Call Mr. Koester. 251-2700. COLLEGE STORE NEEDS YOUNG man for full time work in Fn ping and receiving department. ply in person only. See Mr. fomnen NORTHWESTERN STUDENT CO- OP 1726 Orrington Av. Evanston MALE ATTENDANTS EXPERIENCED OR WILL TRAIN Contact Mrs. Mahoney or Mrs. Stehr esp dg gets Village 1700 E. Lake Av. PArk 9-1300 Glenview FULL TIME MAINTENANCE cleaning man for new office building. Call Mrs. Francis, 256-1500. SHARP & OUGHTON, INC. 512 Green Bay Rd. Kenilworth TO BOYS WANTED DELIVER NEWSPAPERS IN South Evanston morning-afternoon. Good pay and bonus plan. UN 4-4075. SERVICE STATION; EXPERIENCED. Apply in Waukegan The ideal candidate will have at least a bachelor's degree and one to five years diversified personnel experience. Submit complete resume and salary history to: INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS MANAGER OUTBOARD MARINE CORPORATION Waukegan, 100 Pershing Road An Equal Opportunity Employer person. Northbrook Shell, oe Northbrook. -0100 MALE SUMMER COUNSELORS FOR North Shore day camp. Must be Senior year in coneee oe age 21. Excellent salary. OR 6-1 CAB DRIVERS a FULL OR PART-TIME. DAY OR NIGHT. EXCELLENT INCOME. APPLY: 8015 LAWNDALE, SKOKIE BUS BOYS. GOOD SALARY. ROOM and ‘board. Apply _in person to manager. No phone calls please. Bryn Mawr Country Club, 6600 N. Crawford. Illinois DISHWASHER, RELIABLE, GOOD salary with room and board. Porter also needed, The Arc Restaurant, 1813 Waukegan Road, Glenview. 724- 7600. Evanston Review - Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May 25, 1967 - �Help Wanted—Men Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional ’ What's: the Matter, Aren't ou a College Grad, 25 yrs. old, with 10 yrs. Experience? Skilled Who have blueprints; Must N Top wages, overtime. Age spay TO TRAIN An AL of office, 8:15 fake Equal Se, oS Bbeorcnny years printing offset eeeanerrene good exp, a.m. salary and adi to in office. Abstracts owing busy wi bed Co. equal opportunity employer. SERVICE STATION MEN We have openings for 2 top notch men in one of the Northshore’s finest service stations. Many benefits. Paid vacations; hospital insurance; _ bo- nuses; ete. Closed Sundays and holidays. If you qualify and have good references, apply at Forrest’s Service, 1201 Green Bay Road, Wilmette. LYTTON'S EVANSTON and ENGINEERS Basic electronics from Technical or Service Mechanical aptitude Ability to meet and work with customers 25, 1967 WATER PLANT OPERATOR ASSISTANT EXP. TRUCK DRIVERS AND HELPers for moving company. Pref. married men bet. 22 and 42 yrs. old, living in Evanston or nearby. Good wages and steady work for those that ant, Also can use men on their ays off from their regular jobs—day work only. Apply in person, do not phone. Mr. Peterson, Peterson Movers, 2510 Green Bay Rd., Evanston. REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES For active Real Estate salesman in Glenview-Northbrook-Deerfield areas. Member of Evanston N/S Board plus new home sales and development opportunities. Call Louis Triebold. BIRCHWOOD REALTY CO. CR 2-7300 811 Skokie Hwy., Northbrook FA 4-3294 KING FULL OR PART-TIME Start $1.75 per hr. Waukegan Rd. Glenview interviews Machines EVANSTON, 8-8600 Opportunity Man to Clean Up in Plant TIME Employer OR EXPERIENCED APPLIANCE REpairman. Full time, 40 hrs. guaranteed Call Bill Dixon, 432-5561 at Ravinia Plumbing and Heating. ILLINOIS BUS BOY Willow Inn information perform Co., re- Szenite” opera Cook SCOUT 223 FORESMAN & COpe EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. Lake Av., Guaview ; Equal Opportunity Inc. — An PROGRAMMER, SR. EVANSTON DOWNTOW COLLEGE to system work POSITION ture AND desirable. OFFERS potential center. nat’l in EXPOS Must hi F corp. UNUSU. expanding Evanston executive Excellent conditions fits. Call C, C. Boyer starting and f 869-2300. Packaging Corp. of Amer Deerfield ALD DEGREE extensive experience pro ; magnetic tape and/or disk. oh either Honeywell or IBM equip Cobol, Easycoder or Autocoder, working (DIV. OF SCM) Rd. Windsor 5-10000. HARW and 2 40 | xperienc 729-3000 GUARD TRANEE OR EXPERIENCED MAN For electrical and mechanical drawing. Work hand and hand with our top design draftsman a real chance to improve your earning power. Call Mrs. Hoffman. THE in accounting Call Mrs. Crocker for appointment KLEINSCHMIDT Lake profe PART-TIME EXCELLENT man who work 8 to CG 1245 Chicago Av., Evanston OPPORTUNITY is retired or semi-re 16 hrs. per wk. as a securi guard, Preferably nights and ho 491-1000 xcellent DOUBLE YOUR INCOME Salesman, full or part-time in your area. Contact business or professional people. If you have previous selling or intangible experience, this is an unusual MONEY MAKING OPPORTUNITY for you! $150 weekly guarantee to man meeting our requirements. Write immediately to: Manager, Box 700, Painesville, Ohio. 2100 starting Dempster, salary. Evanston. UN YOUNG MEN FOR SUMMER For Glenview Public Works ment. Minimum age, 18 years. B De} Glenview Village Hal 1930 Prairie St. 724. SUPERVISORS YOUNG COLLEGE GRADUATES (preferably with 2-10 Industrial years progressive continuum and The beyond. Engineers industrial men of we and/or experience. line industrial Future supervision want must be management responsibilities up through degrees) can General be a — Manager promotable. ARE YOU? Forward resume T-144, including Box 60, salary requirements Wilmette, to: x Ill. ACCOUNTANTS Want to work near your home? ALLSTATE, the nation’s insurance leader, is moving to Northbrook. Unprecedented growth has created many new positions on our corporate accounting staff. Excellent salaries and benefits including Sears profit sharing. FOR PART-TIME the Caravel 272-4358. DISHWASHER Wanted at the Willow Inn information call PA 4-5100. KUCIA Business will TOUHY AV. ILLINOIS W. For WANTED EVENINGS, Club W. in Glenview. For call PA 4-5100. PART — FULL TIME. ODD JOBS. Set own hours. Phone 3288841—475- “0743. Call 8-11 a.m. 15 rings. PART-TIME, EXPERIENCED EVENing help, 6 to 9 p.m. Gino’s Standard Service, 960 Green Bay Rd., Glencoe. MORE INFORMATION Cel Mile Colca CAR WASHER AND _ POLISHER wanted. No Sunday or holiday work. Forrest’s Service, 1201 Green Bay, Wilmette. available. ccounti APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING accepted for qualified men, to ase * who are in good physical condition, and have ae steady work record. Applicant must be a U.S. citizen, capable of passing security check. HI 6-9805 N.W. SUBURB. FULL part-time. HU 6-2113. degree DRAFTSMAN SHIFT WORK. CONCERNED WITH cperation of water pumps, boiler, airconditioner and related equipment. Experience in this type of work required. z . $466-$568 City of Evanston GR 5-3100 SHORT ORDER COOK, or full, evenings, for Restaurant, Northbrook. Schools ST., Equal on PART-TIME EVENINGS Experience preferred but not necessary. Over 21. Bob’s Standard, 101 Dodge, Evanston, II. QUALIFICATIONS: An supervisor. Salary $125-$160 or more depending qualifications. Inquire at CLIFF PHONE to ment reports, financial stat and property’ records. Should GUARD SAT. AND SUN. DISHWASHER This may be the position you have been looking for. Field Service work and Data Processing with opportunity for advancement in IBM’S newest computors. Work available in the Northshore area and other locations. DAvis traffic auditing, excellent Philips NORELCO DESK CLERK, PART-TIME HOURS Monday through Friday, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Apply to Mr. Hughes, Y.M.C.A. 1000 Grove St., Evanston. GR 5-7400. Sherman SEEKS CUSTOMER 1717 CENTRAL in_ into American EXPEDITER TO RUN VAN LINE office in Evanston. Will train. Good pay and opportunity. Write T-122, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. IBM International advance trainees ASST. MAINTENANCE MAN Full time. Days. St. Joseph’s Church, Lake and Ridge, -apsrayeog Ask for Msgr. Meter, 251-0771 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Call CHET to experience OPPOR man accounting assignments and st! the areas of taxes, budgets. iti 5225 WEST SKOKIE, LIGHT DELIVERY Daily pick-up and delivery of photo finishing on established route. Call 835-4507. EVANSTON Saturday potential but North MEN MEN MEN rates, freight etc. There is young ceive job training. Present personnel average over $10,000. Excellent opportunity for advancement. AAAI leader in industry. Phone for appt. 673-1783, ask for Jim Feeley AD DESIGN DRAFTSMAN Electro-mechanical with experience and responsibility to do his own job. Great potential for the right man. Call Mary Hoffman at 491-1000. Excellent salary arrangements Personal clothing discounts very lenient Five day week, 40 hours Advancement for ambitious man See Mr. John W. Swanson, Manaqer and with functions: piggy-back 1834 Fine Insurance program and 30-40) BURGER Men's furnishings salesmen Many fringe benefits Excellent profit sharing plan LYTTON'S, THIS MACHINST—SMALL SHOP NEEDS a man with some shop and assembly experience for marchine work and Instrument repair. Vibration Measurement Engineers, Inc. 725 Oakton St., Evanston. DAvis 8-0400 Full time Clothing salesmen Evening Ev- Mr. Rodney 475-4397 An 1-8900. Church 8 our ou py benef. anston publishing Preston Tech. FOR NILES CONST CO: EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston Employer 3 Ave. We have an excellent opening in the north suburban area for a man (age to 5 oe operete Lake iri ferred, IN PERSON of Euclid EXCELLENT requiring two addition- | seeaisuae chine, al salesmen. Experience pre-| esirable. i : Business and Professional : Professional Sales Opportunity geting TRAFFIC TRAFFIC TRAFFIC Ill. 60076 multilit North and We have opened a new office to handle the rapid growth of our Norelco Dictation Ma- FIELD MENTION Accountant MULTILITH OPERATOR Opportunity for a man with counter positions in our Kentucky Fried Chicken Store. Apply Mr. Swihart, 833 Green Bay Rd., Wil- mette, Cost Personnel Searle PART-TIME NEEDED 14 mi. lots Business 3400 MILWAUKEE AVE. NORTHBROOK shop G. D. Searle & Co. refer- APPLY 2396 Skokie Valley Rd. Highland Park, Illinois ID 3-3580 Equal Opportunity Employer Assistant ences required. Accepted applicants will be thoroughly fingerprinted and investigated. Uniform, hospitalization and car furnished. Age limit 25 to 55 yrs. Starting salary $550 per month with periodic increases. Call AL 1-7157 for appointment. North Suburban Patrol 21 Richmond Kenilworth, Ml. EN machine YOUNG MAN, HIGH SCHOOL GRADuate, with some college-level courses in cost accounting or who has had office experience in cost work. Call or 3-2155 excellent on hand asand electro- all benefits, no barrier. 8 an 10 Help Wonted—Men Help Wanted—Men Professional FLOOR O'Brien Gear & Machine Co. 1250WL position, do Inspectors An equal opportunity employer PATROLMAN and CONCRETE Familiar with regular gauges and blueprints. SALES CO-ORDINATOR Permanent blueprints Work from blueprints, sembly of mechanical mechanical components. OUNG HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE or some coilege for a position training in most phases of sales. Learn the container industry by functioning as a liason between buyers and sellers. No travel. Must have good figure aptitude. Excellent starting salary plus future profit sharing. For interview write or phone: Stone Container Corp., 1900 Foss Park Av.. North Chicago, II]. 689-4200. IGHT from set-ups. An Evanston BR Machinists from and STEADY JOBS AVAILABLE EXPERIENCED CONSTRUCTION WORKERS operations. Assembly Workers: $7,200 $6,800 $7,200 ,600 8,400 $7,800 $7,800 $7,640 $7,200 $7,800 $8,000 $7,800 $8,400 $5-7,200 SERVICE Av., Business own tools; work and do own set-ups. work own Murphy 1612 Chicago 9-9510 Professional Turret Lathe Opetarors: Milling Machine Operators: If you are unable to come Please register by phone EMPLOYMENT and NEEDED: Due to expanding ELL, DON’T FEEL BAD, NO ONE else is either and in today’s job market employers are becoming more flexible in their qualifications by raising salaries and age limits, while lowering educational and experience requirements! OMMERCIAL SALES Sales to Retail, co/car IND. SALES TR. laims adjuster Tr. co/car Draftsman ield Tr., co/car Budget Analyst ost Accountant Personnel Interv. redit Analyst Purchasing ringe Benefits Admin. ield Engineer ab Tech Business oe 291-5479 ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. Allstate Plaza (Sanders Rd. at Willow NORTHBROOK, Rd.) ILLINOIS Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Classified = i i . �ae ‘Help Wasted—Men 110 Business and Professional Engineering Draftsman BE ABLE TO READ BLUE and use inspections gauges. 5 ‘ars or more experience required. ctory location in Northbrook. WE OFFER: FF Srcip Life Insurance peter Hospitalization Paid Vacations Paid Holidays Free or P.O. ‘An Pension William Send Opportunity 1632 Employer” AGE PART-TIME AND PULL ngs available for _ and Saturdays g lumber, dware, paints, and 4600 N. TIME weekdays, Sundays. building etc. Harlem Aye-. 867-7000 SWAGEN time Shipping material, for and HAS warehouseman: spare parts hours 2an working conditions niforms furnished xcellent starting salary SWAGEN NORTH CENTRAL ke Cook Rd. Deerfield _ An Equal Opportunity Employer CASHIER-HOST DUTIES - SEATING PEOPLE gecepting cash. Part-time weekends. Hours can . Call OR 3-3131 for Des AND Skokie. AER HELP WANTED FOR GEN“maintenance work, starting mid> before. Must be 18 yrs. of age Ov Apply in person between 8 no. and 5 p.m. Taylor Forge & Pipe ks. 9700 N. Long Av., Skokie. 966E GUARDS EVANSTON DEPT. OF sand recreation. Senior Red oss Life gaving certificate required. e 17 to Sept. 4, 8 hour day, 48 hour . $1.60 to $2.30 per hour plus R 5-3100 or DA 8-4280. STOCK Package, MAN AND liquors CLERK and beer. No nee necessary. Under 50 years age pref. For particulars call OR 3 » (4033 Harrison St., Skokie. -JANITOR’S ASSISTANT moveral - hours Tuesday mornings; ° a.m. Experience not essary ll 299-2123, after 7:30 p.m. PORTER ENDABLE MAN WITH REFS. s 9 to 5:30. Varied duties. Mrs. sg, LO 1-7256. ME SUMMER EMPLOYature man over 23 years of = Several jobs: Golf Ranger, Pool er, Boat Ramp. Call ID 2-2763 rview. ~ LANDSCAPER emis of g $2.50 WANTED trimming an and hour. WHO Call IS pruying. 328-7750, er. MAN POSITION NOW OPEN. lent building, fine working con-_ Write giving qualifications telephone number. Write T-115 60 Wilmette. = HAIR STYLIST IM LOOKING FOR A YOUNG MALE nla give temps in his future. Top m., insurance program. ‘eld. "Phone Ed Gillen. 945-0884. “WANTED: florist ? ~—e PART-TIME shop. TruLove Flowers, Street, Evanston. UN ; DRIVER or part-time. conditions. 2116 4-2712. DISHWASHER Full FOR Pleasant Hillcrest working 6-5969 — Service Station Attendant i. 60 HOUR ALpine WEEK. 1-8181 RS WANTED, “5753. ‘BOYS hours AS USHERS, Minimum age OPEN PART-TIME i6. Kindly in person. VARSITY THEATE : 1710 Sherman STUDY, Ave., COST, SHOP. apply Btdnrnd BOOKKEEPING ~~ EOM closing statements, P and L. ‘Chicago Backing Co., 2800 ‘Shermer __Rd., Northbrook, DAY CALL Tl. 272-2990. PORTER 967-8939 DELIVERY BOY PART-TIME HRS. 1 TO 5. North Shore Tool & Supply Inc. Lehigh Av., Glenview. 729-1400. ~ ig FOR WILMETTE 1s. m.—11 p.m. shift. Call ab. 2450 for information. 2— Classified ACCOUNTANT HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO train in a hospital and prepare for a career. Qualifications needed, High School education and willingness to work. Full salary to start now. Apply Personnel, 677-9600. SKOKIE VALLEY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL SALES GRILL MEN. FULL OR PART-TIME. Excellent working conditions. Fringe benefits. No exp. nec. Apply Mr. Whitman. Walker’ Bros., Original Pancake House, 153 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette. MEN NEEDED TO TRAIN AS COOKS for our Kentucky ‘Fried Chicken Store in Wilmette. This is a full time position with good earnings for dependable men. Apply Mr. Swihart, ar abe Bay Rd., Wilmette, Ill. AL Call CE 4-0658 SERVICEMAN EXPERIENCED OR WILL TRAIN. Electrically and mechanically inclineo man.’ Permanent position. Apply in person. North Shore Refrigeration, 4001 Simpson, Skokie. BEACH TOKEN INSPECTORS EVANSton dept. of parks and recreation. Men aver 50 or retired preferred. June 17 to Sept. 4, 8 hour day, 48 hour pgs $1.60 per hour. GR 5-3100 DA 8- MAINTENANCE PERMANENT TOP WANTED MIDDLE TO $466-$568 City HANDLE EMPLOYMENT. of Evanston GR CORPORATE EXECUTIVE NEEDS driver. 7400 N., 2400 W. Call 384-5500. Ask for Mr. Johnson. BARTENDER . Wanted at the Willow Inn Club W. For information phone PA 4-5100. CUS- MAN TO HELP IN LAWN MOWER shop and drive truck. Mechanical experience necessary. 724-4379. Driver tor Grocery Store FULL TIME. UNiversity 4-2606 111 POLISH AND FINISH MEN FOR cultured marble vanity tops. 542 day week. Call DAvis 8-4533. Help Wanted—Men MAINTENANCE; YARD work; must drive; excellent salary for an experienced married man, to live in air-cond. furn. apt. for married couvle only. References. HI 6-1455. AUTO BODY MAN AND PAINTER $4.00 PER HOUR CAVALLARI AUTO SERVICE 1920 Lake Ave., Wilmette AL 1-0104 ASSISTANT GARDENER—PART OR fuil time yard work on large place in Northbrook. Exp’d. Own transp. Top a ina References req. Call CR 2- CARPET CLEANING Man for in-home carpet cleaning. Also route man. Experience necessary. $150 per week. GR 5-1192. The Hollister Newspapers Wilmette, Call Glenn Schmid or Shirley Selby 1-4300 BLESSING CO. FACTORY NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Day shift. Permanent. Will train. New plant. All benefits. Chicago Backing Co., 2800 Shermer Rd. Northbrook 2 1 — S. of Willow) 0 Wallwasher EVANSTON INSTITUTION OFFERS permanent position, high pay and unusual fringe benefits. DA 8-3042, personnel. Help Wtd.—Men PART Women TIME PERMANENT POSITION Advertising/Sales FOR A Clerk SHARP GAL WHO AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION RIDGE AVE. EVANSTON Ph. 864-6050, ext. 220 All Qualified Applicants Welcome BANK IN Customer Service Representative EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOE recent high school graduate with 1years college; good personality and appearance. Heavy contact work wit and salesmen. helpful Some but re not re Draftsmen Clerk Typist GOOD tude TYPING AND required in this FIGURE APTI challenging posi tion, for mature motional possibilities young woman. Pro unlimited. Addressograph Operator Dictaphone Secretary RESPONSIBLE POSITION FOR EX perienced secretary in our Sales Ad ministration Department. Excelle opportunity for responsibility an challenge. Accounting Clerk GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR HIGHS school grad, to learn accounting work Varied, interesting duties which réq quire an aptitude for figures, interes in details, and good typing ability. 5 day week, TELLER HIGHLAND PARK ON hourly. or full time basis. Full benefits, including profit sharing. vacations, insurance, etc. Phone 432weed Robert Nilles, Bank of Highland ark. COLLEGE STORE NEEDS YOUNG man or woman for full time work in book department. Apply in person only. See Mr. Ivers NORTHWESTERN "STUDENT CO-OP 1726 Orrington Av., . Evanston from 9 a,m. to 5 p.m.. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION 2020 RIDGE AV. Ph. 864-6050, ext. Qualified Applicants EDITORS EVANSTO 220 Welcome NEEDED MATHEMATICS Text Book publisher has excelle opportunity for college graduates wit strong mathematics background a recent teaching experience at t upper or lower elementary scho level. Will edit and write copy fd student and teacher material. Mu have a good knowledge of mathema ics. editing MANY BENEFITS INCLUDED IN ALL PART-TIME POSITIONS. 2020 Clerk NEED RECENT COLLEGE GRADU ate with creative and organizatio abilities to plan and write advertising bulletins and brochures. Will assumd many responsibilities in productio areas. College can devote approximately 24 hrs. per week between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, assisting creative people in busy ‘Advertising Department. Responsibilities will include typing, distribution of literature and sample requests, and tabulation of promotion results. Specific days flexible, but ability to work regular schedule desirable. Will train fully. WORK Ill. and Personnel CHALLENGING POSITION FOR RE cent high school graduate. Excellent opportunity to learn personnel work Good typing’speed and an interest i details essential 2-3 years businesg experience preferred. All MACHINE OPERATOR WILL TRAIN. Kwik Kover, 3515 Touhy, 679-2570. 113 for: ACCURATE TYPING REQUIRED I this position for person interested i details. Experience helpful, but w will train beginner. MAKER and openings Project YOUNG MAN SKILLED IN DYE making preferably but not necessarily within the container industry. We are a growing company and need personnel that has a desire to grow with us. For interview write or phone: Stone Container Corp., 1900 Foss Park Av., North Chicago, Ill. 689-4200. An equal opportunity employer. Painter Go With— Grow With same ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING skills required. Some college and/o board experience helpful. Excellen potential. 4201 W. Peterson Equal Opportunity Employer GENERAL have lated experience quired. We need a man with a _ strong background in stopwatch time study work with emphasis on short cycle machining and assembly operations. Call or write Mr. John Callahan MU 5-1121 for confidential interview. DYE To To WOULD WELCOME THE OPPORTU nity of discussing with you the many opportunities now available, your fu ture prospects with American, and our complete fringe benefit program, including Health and Life Insurance, Profit Sharing and Retirement, Edu cation Plan and Employee Discounts, customers ENGINEER TIME STUDY OPENING Sell advertising for the North Shore's community newspapers and develop a growing territory as a steppingstone to further advancement in our progressive organization. If you're enthusiastic and aggressive, we'll provide the training and product support to give you every sales tool. Top starting salary, liberal fringe benefits and commission. Should be college graduate, have completed military service, and have some experience. 1232 Central Ave. BLESSING CO. 4201 W. Peterson Equal Opportunity Employer Promotion Growth Opportunity for Salesman AL and a wide variety of other interesting and challenging tasks. Excellent starting salary, advancement possibilities and liberal company benefits. Office air-conditioned. Call or write Mr. John Callahan, MU 65-1121 for confindential interview. An Company Company Copywriter General Factory Work Household GENERAL LAYOUT DRAFTING CONSTRUCTION An Good Good Custodian METHODS BASTIAN A A LOOKING FOR STABILITY? Reliable, mature man needed to op erate freight elevator and for genera cleaning duties. Permanent, long-ter employment with all benefits. Uni forms furnished. Will be bonded. position for an industrial with experience in all industrial engineering PLANT 5-3100 CHAUFFEUR todial and landscape maintenance. Vacations, retirement, holidays, etc. Park District. Call ID 2-0644 for interview. a of BASTIAN MAN ~ GARDENER AGED warehouse, delivery, some maintenance work. Salary open to right man. For appointment call WI _ 5-1911. Whalen Furniture, Deerfield. PERMANENT We have engineer phases work. men “113. Help Wid.—Men. and Wo AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION We ENGINEER INDUSTRIAL RETIREMENT ' STUDENTS—H.S. OR COLLEGE, earn $2.50-$5.00 hour. Service customers near your home. Part-time now, full ~~ this summer. Realsilk, FR or younger; experience helpful. No eves.; 42 day Wednesday. Good salary. Eckart Hardware Co., 735 Elm St., Winn. MAN FOR Wanted—-Men Industrial home. Apply to Ray Schommer, chief engineer, The Georgian, 422 Davis St., Evanston. GR 5-4100. MAINTENANCE MEN Day and night cleaners. Various locations. Many Company benefits. Apply Wieboldt’s Evanston Store, 1007 Church St., Personnel Dept. CLERK: Help BUS BOYS-DISHWASHERS AGGRESSIVE SOME RETAIL EXbackground or interest in perience, Opportunity store managemusic. ment. Salary plus commission. Age over 22 HARDWARE 112 CO. ORDERLY WITH some college training to accumulate material and labor data and other varied duties. Paid hospitalization and major medical. Hours 8 to 4:30. Contact Mr. R. Zarski. KECKLEY MANUF. CO. 3400 Cleveland St., Skokie JUniper 8-8811 ORchard 4-8422 HI-Fl MUSIC PACKING 6400 W. Oakton St., Morton Grove Daily, call YO 6-6400 or KE 9-4707 Sat. morn. and Thurs. eves, YO 6-6411 An Equal Opportunity Employer ACCOUNTANT COST evenings be arappoint- Restaurant, CRAINE Parkway, Skokie, Ill. 60076 OR 3-3200 Equal Opportunity Employer YOUNG of YEAR AROUND EMPLOYMENT We have an excellent permanent position for a gentleman who is capable of caring for our lawn, flower beds and evergreens. This career opportunity, with all year security, offers fine company benefits including pension plan, profit sharing, life and hospitalization insurance. SALARY OPEN. APPLY TO MR. SCHEVERS A CLEANING MAN-HANDY ALSO—2 days a week throughout year. (no Sat.) Current N.S. references please. 835-1368 CLEANING MAN FOR INSIDE OF house. One day per week. Near ‘‘L’’. References. Phone 251-0058 GARDENER Assistant Searle An Chicago receiving Il. G. D. Searle & Co. COST DISTRIBUTOR opening Streidl, Chicago Av., Evanston, or call 869-2300 YOUNG MAN TO CUT GRASS ONCE week. Call 724-7223, after 7 p.m. Three undergraduate college students or high school graduates to work with and assist field manager on educational program in Wisconsin and Minnesota resort areas. Scholarship and expense allowance totaling $1,320 for 11 week period. Car furnished. For more information, see MR. GALLAGHER 3774 W. Devon, Chicago Saturday, May 27, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. No other time. MAN UNDER 30 WITH AT YOUNG least 1 or 2 years working experience. College training desirable, degree not required. Must enjoy detail work and have the ability to work with figures. Previous experience in Foreign documentation helpful. Call or apply Personnel office, 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. ~ REPUBLIC ‘LUMBER MARKET : to J. W. Administrative STORE CLERKS AND SALESMEN evenings resume at 272-7500 send your resume to Box 326, Northbrook, Ill. Equal Small, friendly office, new corporate engineering staff. Variety of projects will give you excellent opportunity for personal challenge and _ professional growth. $550 to $700 per month with fine fringe program. Help Wanted—Men Household SUMMER EMPLOY MENT CENTER—WILMETTE Packaging Corp. of America Plan Morgan EXEC. 2 years of college or associate degree, plus 2 years experience in engineering and-or architectural drafting. Acceptable pre-employment tests and references. Insurance ‘tact EDENS 1 Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional HEALTH graduate with and scripts for — with ments. Call Miss production experience to edit man health textbooks. Will als art and production depa Kennedy for appointment 729-3000 SCOTT, FORESMAN & CO. EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. LAKE AV., GLENVIEW An Equal Opportunity Employer PERSONNEL DIRECTOR FABULOUS OPPORTUNITY FO personable individual preferably wi some personnel experience to: ta over Personnel duties for our dyna firm. You will also have opportuni to represent us in visits to hi schools, colleges, etc. So must poised, have nice appearance a outgoing personality. e will tra completely if necessary and salary open to $8,000. Contact Mr. Kadden Star Enterprizes, 116 S. Michig Ave., Chicago, 3. ST 2-9773. Evanston Review * Mibaete¥ Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald —_ and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake i 25, 196 �~ a 53 113 Help Wtd.—Men and Women | . 120 REAL ESTATE SALES We Want You If You Can Quality for the Following Positions Clerk Typists MAN Accounts Payable Clerk Offer You Excellent Growth Potential, Excellent Starting Salary air-conditioned Offices AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY 2100 DEMPSTER EVANSTON, ILL. UN 9-9000 EXTRA $ $ $ areas. WEDNESDAY STARTS MAY 3i1st DELIVERY APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED: Friday May 26: 9 to 11 a.m., 1 to 4.p.m. Saturday May 27: 9 to 11 a.m. AFTER MEMORIAL DAY: Daily: 1 to 4 p.m. ONLY. Apply on the hour—ALL DAYS Bring with you_ information on your auto insurance P.L. and P.D. limits. Know your auto license number and social security number. Minimum of 4 hours daily before 7 p.m YOUR EARNINGS DEPEND ON YOUR INITIATIVE. C.44: R. H. 1925 HOKLAS Donnelley ee oO. c/o American Legion Wilmette Av. EXTRA MONEY Directory Hall Wilmette FAST MEN—WOMEN 18 years or older, with car. Work full or part-time. Deliver new and pick up old telephone books in Glenview, Northbrook, and surrounding area. TOP RATES APPLY NOW GLENVIEW RECREATION. 626 N. Waukegan Rd. Glenview 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. R. H. Donnelly Telephone An Equal Opportunity M and F Directory Co. Employer. NOW HIRING COLLEGE STUDENTS for interesting position in sales promotion department of International Publishing Co. $130 Weekly Mr. Plus Bonus AFTER 3 WEEKS AT Tennyson Before 1:00 p.m, $105 475-2543 EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON FOR ACTIVE NORTH SHORE OFFICE. ESTABLISHED IN 1903. FULL COOPORATION, PLENTY OF FLOOR TIME. LEADS AND LISTINGS SUPPLIED. CALL. MR. KIRK. GR 5-3900 MITCHELL BROS. INC. May 25, 1967 OR LADY. DRIVE SMALL SCHL. WE NEED A FULL TIME SALESPERson interested in real estate. Call Mr. Kayser. Kenilworth Realty AL 1-5600 NEWEST REAL ESTATE OFFICE ON the North Shore has an opening for an experienced, licensed sales-person. Techny Reality Inc. 272-4950. 114. Help Wtd.-—Men and Women Household HELP WANTED; EVANSTON. WOMAN to ccok and do light house-keeping. Single OR a couple; wife to cook and do light housekeeping; husband to chauffeur and assist with serving meals and general maintenance as needed. Live in. Extremely pleasant private quarters on third floor. 2 bedrooms, sitting-room and _ bath. Liberal starting salary. Thursdays and Sundays off, nights included. Call EA 17-7200, Ext. 2. CLEANING WOMAN OR MAN FOR office near Fountain square Evanston, 1 evening (or day) a week, approx. 2-3 hours. Call 328-4411. RENTALS 120 MEN OR WOMEN, 18 TO 55 WITH insured cars to deliver_new telephone books in Evanston, Glencoe, Kenilworth, Northfield, Wilmette, Winnetka surrounding Kenilworth 2800. Including and REALTOR 1-7300 WANTED: BANK TELLER, COMMERcial or savings dept. Experience preferred but will train. Glencoe National Bank See Mr. Schinler. 835- Many Advantages NEED Rd. ALpine COLLEGE STORE NEEDS YOUNG man or woman for full time work in supply department. Apply in person only. See Mrs. Workman. NORTHWESTERN STUDENT CO-OP 1726 Orrington Av., Evanston Keypunch modern Bay bus, 7 to 9 and 3 to 5. Top pay. Only mature drivers w/good records. Also apply now: for next Sept. and have one of the finest part-time jobs. James Rasor Transportation, 432-7777. Jr. Accountant and ANDRUSS, TEACHERS-EXCELLENT EARNINGS in spare time. Sell sturdy, creative, wooden playground equipment to schools, stores, and homes. Mr. Flynn DE 2-5221 weekdays, HI 6-7681 weekdays. Draftsmen Technicians Can ANN 440 Green AMERICAN SFUDENTS NEEDING placement abroad in selected families either as paying guests or as parttime help, contact ALLIANCE CULTURELLE INTERNATIONALE by ealling 676-9430. Secretaries We If you like people, have enthusiasm ak are willing to learn, then we will welcome you in our congenial office, which has excellent referral clientel. Best income potential. For interview phone For Rent—Rooms WILL RENT ATTRACTIVE suite of 2 rooms in quiet home in Winnetka. Offered from June 15 ‘to Sept. ist. Near station, restaurants and library. Hillcrest 6-1267 ROOM FOR UPPERCLASSMAN, male, private entrance, kitchen, baths, new, quiet, clean, carpeted, lge. wardrobe. Call aft. 6 p.m. HO 51870. NON-RACIAL FOR RENT NEAR TRANSPOR- tation. UN 4-5292 GENTLEMAN’S ROOM W/PRIV. ENT. W/W carptg.; Ige. closet; sep. priv. bath; Orrington Av. Short walk tera Ali transp. $68 mo. GR 5- m of CLEAN S es QUIET 132. For ae ROOM next to bath, lovely home, gentleman, convenient transp. GR 5-8424 after 4 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday. PLEASANT ROOM, GOOD NEIGHborhood, good transp., semi private bath, $11 per week: Call UN 4-8960 after 6 p.m. or weekends. ROOM FOR 121 GENTLEMEN. Ridge, Chicago. Chicago and 1-1044. Wanted to WANTED: A -room for man, Willow Road. phone number HOW- Private Evanston Rent—Rooms SINGLE SLEEPING Vicinity of Edens and Leave message and with Peaster Oil Ca. 446-3500. NURSE REFINED DESIRES QUIET room in private home, kit. priv., S. Evanston preferred or N. Chicago. Call 348-5192 after 8 p.m. or GR 5B4100, ext. 275. YOUNG LADY DESIRES ROOM WITH kitchen privileges in Wilmette near 1232 Central Av. Call 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. AL 1-4300 ext. 247. : FURNISHED. GLENVIEW AREA. REtired widower. Private family preferred. Good reference. Phone A 4--5307. YOUNG ARMY OFFICER DESIRES private room w/private bath in residence within easy driving distance of Ft. Sheridan. Call LI 9-0407 after 6. YOUNG WOMAN, GRADUATE STUdent, needs room for summer near Northwestern. Call Mrs. Rath, UN 95949. 124 For Rent— Housekeeping Light be Rooms LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS also sleeping rooms. Free parking. Central Hotel. 629 Green Bay Road. Wilmette, Ill. ALpine 1-8018 127 Wanted—Board EMPLOYED and Room RELIABLE to Share WANTED GIRL AGE 23-27 TO share modern, air-cond., furn. apt. with same. Near Noyes St. ‘“‘L’’ in Evanston. Close to NW, lake, shopping area. For summer only or also winter. $50 per month. Call 475-2695 eves. 1 OR 2 GRADUATE STUDENTS OR young business man to share 4 rm. apt. with same. Grand piano avail. for music major. Cooking fac. and linens provided. Good trans. 864-3452 aft. 9 a.m. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES SAME TO share 5 room apt. near Chicago and Main in Evanston. Summer or perma. nent. $72.50 month. June 15 occupancy. Write T-148, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. WOMAN, FORMER TEACHER. would like to share brand new 2 bedroom, 2 bath apt. with same or professional woman, N. E. Evanston. 869-8180. FEMALE COLLEGE GRADS WISH to share 2 bdrm. furn. apt. w/one same. Downtown Evanston, walk to NU. $45. Avail. June 1 to 15. 869-5271. WOMAN TO SHARE APT. WITH same. Reasonable. References. Elmwood and Reba, Evanston. GR 5-1820. COMFORTABLE SLEEPING ROOM, Evanston preferred, private home, $10 a week, near transp. Downtown Evanston Call DA 8-9183 WANTED, TWO GIRLS TO SHARE large 6 room furnished apt. with girl of same. College grad. pref. Call eves. or weekends 328-7967 or 864-4182. FURNISHED ROOM—LADY—AT-: tractive Town House. Kitchen and laundry privileges. Public transportation. Evanston. 864-2378 eves., wknds. LUXURY APARTMENT NEAR Broadway and Bryn Mawr. Young man 26 seeks same to share. 878-0823. EVANSTON: 819 GAFFIELD near N.U. transp., kitchen priv., linens weekly. Immed. occup. $50 a month. Mr. Riessen. UN 9-8553. ONE LARGE ROOM AND KITCHEN‘ette. Private entrance and private bath. Good transportation and near shopping. Call 724-8746. : GENTLEMAN. HEART OF view. Private entrance, closet, porch. Call PA 4-6179. GLENwalk-in PRIVATE. ENTR., FRONT RM.. 3 LGE. WINDOWS, COOKING, LAUNeeiae e FAC., $12 WK. REF. EVANSTON. FURN. APT., LIV., BDrm., -Rit.,. hath; Pvt. . enti, 1° lke to beach. Reasonable summer rates. GR 5-3756 days or GR 5-9729 evens. ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN IN EVANston Nicely furnished, all linens included. No cooking. Near ‘‘L’’, buses. train. Call GR 5-2842. COMFORTABLE CLEAN ROOM FOR employed gentleman. Central St., Evanston. Near restaurants. Call before 2 p.m. at UNiversity 4-0956. 131 Wanted Houses to Share— and For Rent—Apartments QUINLAN 500 1159 342 1510 43 1151 146 & TYSON, INC. EFFICIENCIES FIFTH St.—Wilmette WILMETTE Ave.—Elev. bldg. ONE BEDROOM PARK—Glencoe PLYMOUTH—Glenview TWO BEDROOMS WASHINGTON Cir., L.Forest DEERFIELD RD.—Ist flr. GLENCOE. RD.—Glencoe $105 $ 65 $125 $165 $300 $160 QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 AV., EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 1740-48 W. JARVIS 2\/> ROOMS MAY Ist CHEERY EFFIC. APT. adult. Good shopping and 761-0789 agent. Two or July 1 or FOR ONE transp. Call DA 8-1819 Aug. 1 lease Free gas for cooking and heating .2 FREE PARKING = spaces per apartment . 2-door refrigerator-freezer 16 cu. ft. . closet space galore! . FREE master TV antenna (color and UHF) . all schools nearby . steps away from shopping . 5 minutes from tollways . Air conditioning . Full-size breakfast room 271-3500 THE PRESIDEN 800 HINMAN Air Cond. SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. WKDYS., SAT. 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. RA 6-4925 (Chicago) FOR MORE INFORMATION LO 6-1002 (Model Apartment) . INDOOR . . . . Mrs. NEWER—ELEGANT PLYMOUTH APARTMENTS 1101 Grove, Elev. bldg. 2 baths, 2 bdrms. parquet flirs., 3 exposures. A PRESTIGE HI-RISE $310 DAY 2 TO Ave. 1:30 TO THE 5:00 P.M. 1520 Central 2025 SHERMAN Evanston’s Newest St., world. is OPEN supplied QUINLAN DAILY 1571 SHERMAN AV. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 7524 N. DAMEN AV. 7650 SHERIDAN RD. 7616 rooms, parquet i newer bit AI floors, park ie avi Pence ws MARSHFIELD studio type room, kitchen apt. and elevator bldg. AIR with bath COND., BUILDING NOW All large OPEN 3 bedrm. FOR OPEN 2nd $100. are AVE., EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 Apartments WK — 3-1270 AVAIL, NOW Fl. Simpson AVAIL. JULY Ist. SMART 1564 Sherman EVANSTON : ee eea ae § a 1501 & GOLEE, INC Av. DA. MAPLE AVE ELEVATOR BUILDING WITH 3 bedroom apts., air con built-in cabinet baths, close inspect. to QUINLAN kitchens, Many cond.; Deck; cerat transportation. Sioa & TYSON, Eve a [ 1-BDR. HI-RISE APTS. unusual features: centr year ’round swim. ) soundproof; fireproof; ho ity rooms; terraces. (One Sauna baths; private See models. From 2600 GOLF ROAD Mile West of Harlem 724-7332 or 724-6005. $180 $3 Av.) EVANSTON Garbage isposal, large closets and laundry facilities. Handy to shopping and bus. $180 to $210 PER MONTH DUNDEE AND PFINGSTEN ROADS Phone 272-8595 for appt. nr. 3 Rms., Ist Fl. Davis nr. re 4 au” 2nd Fl. Air Cond. 150. 6 Rms., 11% baths, Ist Fl. S Sherman. $190. AVAILABLE JULY Ist 1 AND 2 BEDROOM APTS. Fully carpeted, 115 baths, swimming pool, heat, air conditioning, cooking 1ST. hs 1 TO 5 P.M. 7 DA’ -OR CALL: HAGSTROM & CO. 2 Rms., NORTHBROOK Cambridge Court JULY INSPE JUNE OCCUPANCY MODEL GLENVIEW Bedroom, ca 2 full bath a 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 One in BR 1571 SHERMAN AVE. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 vg bay sale. laser George J. Cyrus & ¢ \ Bldg. Kitchens included. I EVA hae Five bright, spacious roo convenient to shops, transportati OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. appliances + Evanston equipped with G.E._ refrigerators, double oven ranges, dishwashers, and disposals. Baths are full ceramic tile with marble top lavatories and extra large mirrors. as and bk nits. P. 5 & TYSON, RO AVE. Elevator these Heat CO. YOU ARE INVITED TO COME IN and inspect this brand new elevator apartment building. It is conveniently located close to Downtown, the campus and the lake. All room sizes are extra large and the closet space is this see 1333 MAPLE AV. FIRST OFFERING 2, 3, AND 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH APTS. of 2 BAT real and DAILY. RAYMOND 328-7200 2«BEDROOMS, UN 4-9020 $235 $300 $365 This new luxury Raymond elevator building will feature year round electric aid conditioning, complete Hot Point kitchens, balconies, large closets, ceramic tile baths, spacious living rooms with separate dinning rooms. Garage and outside parking available. OPEN 9-1409 Three COND., able. Evanston's Only New Lake Front Apt. Bldg. AVAILABLE THIS SPRING from from from UNiversity ATTRACTIVE—ROGERS PA LAKE FRONT BUILDING 550 Sheridan Sq. bedroom 2 bedrooms 3 bedrooms Bus, ‘‘L’’ Come 5 Evanston BR 3-2660 1 Shops, central gas fired hot water : individually controlled in each ment. Kitchens are unusua and contain double oven ranges, double door refrigerator disposals. All apartments ar conditioned with wall type 2 GEORGE J. CYRUS & CO. 233 Asbury UN 4-9020 . C&NW, Fieldman balconies. $215 — THE BRITTANY 1921 Sherman. Privacy yet conv. 2 bdrms. Elegant craftsmanship. MANY FEATURES $192.50 EACH GARA apartments equipped. wit latest features for easy 1 apartments have their own MAISONETTE APARTMENTS. 2040 Sherman. Air cond. and garage ine! De luxe 2 bdrm. MOST DESIRABLE $255. court. HEATED Built-in Gas Ovens ee Spacious Closets Beau. Colored Baths Window Washing ; [310 MAPLE A\ Air cond.! Luxe Apts! THE CORINTHIAN 2246 Sherman, spectacular bdrms. modern appts. PROUD RESIDENCE Elev. Bl Avail. Immed. Spaciou One Bedroom Apt 4 Rm. Apt. Avail. June To reach the apartments, go north to the end of the Edens Expressway and continue on Route U.S. 41 or tollway to Route 176. Take 176 west to Hawley (in. Mundelein) and Hawley to Prospect St. (Ist stoplight). Turn left one block to McKinley. The address of the ANDREA-MARCY apartments is 600700 McKinley St. De oe ea, a4 Phone 724-7340 House Finest areas! Garage or Park! AP 2 BEDROOM APT $140 AND UP See Ann Drago on Pr 1746 N. Greenwo . Open HOUSE $190 Bedrooms Includes: out Apartments WANTED: CAREER GIRL TO SHARE furnished 1 bdrm. apartment in Ravinia with same. Car desirable. Phone 432-6324 after 5 p.m. 132. TOWN Economical (114 baths only $185 to $190) IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY INSPECT GENTLEMAN WITH REFS. SEEKing a home with room and board. Professional maintenance man will do maintenance and, or pay cash, Write T-141, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. Apartments and Luxury Elevator Building EVANSTON. NR. CENTRAL ST. ‘‘L’’, rm. w/priv. bath, empl. young person or student. Very ideal, no smoking or ’ cooking, $60. GR 5-5605. ard and entrance, buses. RO ~ GLENVIEW 1620 to 1766 Greenw 600-700 McKINLEY ST. MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS CHICAGO: 7500 NORTH NEAR LAKE, emp. person, lge. light room, share a bath, private home. $15. References, car space. 743-3060. .A " Andrea-Marcy Apts. Practical BUSINESSMAN EVANSTON. Share kitchen, bath and TV. Call 3287094 Winnetka—air cond.—one block to C&NW and restaurants. 446-3077. LARGE ROOM WITH ADJOINING bath for business man or graduate student; f block to Northwestern and all transportation. Call 491-1067. MUNDELEIN SINGLE ROOM FOR EMPLOYED gentleman, Kitchen priv., telephone, call after 4:00 P.M. 1230 Chicago Avenue., Evanston. 130 ATTRACT. 2ND FLOOR FRONT STUdio type rm. for employed woman. Share kit. and bath. Evanston, near Davis L, No. 1 bus and the lake. UN 4-7972 on Sat. or weekdays after 6 p.m. ROOM For EVANSTON, bt cz AVAILABLE Immaculate 5 room ed sun family fm.; $165. 6/15/67 apartment. garage. Desire $120 a Month GReenleaf FURNITURE EVANSTON-51 ROOM APT. Pp STUDIO SPACE 22 x 36. $185. RESIDENTIAL AREA. DAvis 8-49 Call 274-4369 FOR 5-2700 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald © Deerfield Villager © Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff PArk. Classified — la �at ; 4 8S 5 ey View of Lake” oll ae VANSTON, 205 CUSTER, 3 bdrm., ist fl., newer 6 flat bldg., mee br ey nO—AtR hag +o spacious apt. home, 214 ROOM APT. AT SHERMAN AND | Clark, Evanston. Complete kitchen. Furniture available if desired. $95 mo. Days, call Mr. Gross, ST. 2-3500. Eves. and weekend Mr. Staessens, GR 5-6250 cs ‘plus nemred glassed den, iv., din rm Figg oti on w/ ad and d. Beautiful d Saag a ae and just sitting. per month. Garage Prec ct call Mrs. McBean 064-5064 or L.A. Peterson GR a tie +e NEW BLDG. BATHS, CHOICE PTION TO NEAR LAKE MODERN APARTMENT 3 rooms w/balcony, ist floor Cab. kit., tile bath. 100% dec. 7000 N. in Chicago, close to Evanston ak, 1104 Columbia 262-9175 743-4416 TA 9-5140 6 LOCA- EVANSTON, BUY. 2 RM. “APT. RENT $100 NG -. UTILITIES. CALL . SOLK, LO 1-7774 FROM 9 >M., EVES. CALL 248-7351, 30 TO 9:30 P.M. 737 RIDGE OPEN SUN. 12 TO 5 DAILY BY appt. Elegant mod. elevator building, 2 bdrms., 2 baths, central air cond. Immed, poss. Parking avail., good transp. Agent 475-5883 or 777-8855. EVANSTON 3 Room apt. 2nd_ Floor: Commercial shops in_ center Evanston-with car space. No students. $95 a mo VROMAN-McKNIGHT. Realtors. 515-4th St. ALpine 1-0407 Wilmette. E ROOMS, 2 FULL BATHS NEAR BEACH AND SORTATION. TS te ead ‘CELLENT CONDITION Evanston rman oe 2 Sueciae af 5-2700 PArk 4-5600 OOM AND KITCHENETTE ted. If desired, maid elephone service, and garage le. Coffee Shop, drug store, ette, beauty and barber shop nises. Short term leases avail- ‘iew Apartment Hotel Maple at Main St. GReenleat 5-4000 EVANSTON ROOM arge ie ‘Call i ARRANGEMENT IN bdrm., 2 bath apart- kitchens, now elevator to inspect. C AN & TYSON, ERMAN AVE., 4-2600 ONE EVANSTON BRoadway 3-375) BEDROOM PL., one bedroom efficiency lew Orleans style bidg., ldry. <bean Avail. July Ist. Evanston, Ill. 273-1855 Vai, 2 2n. IMMEDIATELY HP.; - at., ing $275 fireplace, garage, 4 monthly. ~G. Nixon, 00 3 rman Hahn Av. no ° natural ms., 2 pets or Realtor Bidg. UN 4-5100 Evanston sn—1420 Chicago Av. OOM-2 BATH-DIN. RM. oned. July occupancy. Mod, elev. bidg., pkg. avail. See rie bldg., Karl Sitterly or Call , WHitehall 4-7373. Tu ne occupancy one 2 bdrm. 3RROWNE & STORCH, INC. PY ELEGANT GARDEN in newer hi-rise buildreduced rent for part-time Hite APT. 4 t FOR rs yrus 4-5 ROOM & Co. 9 to 5 APTS. BLEECKER HALL R SHERMAN AND NOYES, ston. Avail. July 1-Sept. 1. ‘apts., exc. location. See u et ondent on premises 2234 Sher- 2° JULY 1ST 5 ROOMS, 1ST a ‘Unheated hot air 1119 Foster 210 | Astor St., Chicago us THE you craig Newton 3 BS Dopp, 943-8388. Realtors, 777-8855. Prestige BEDROOM istance aaeeo. OF this Has 3 baths, 3 elev. For ap- call Mrs. yanston: R “CHARM” will want 4 bdrm. apt. high ceilings, oir tinent APTS., Location 2 BATHS to lake, shopping SOverlooks park. ediate NEWTON REALTORS 777-8855 Ee anston De Luxe BDRM., elev. ion. 2 BATH APT. NEW bldg. Best downtown Near _ extra avail. 864-3659. schls, lakes, features. all trans. $330. Park. i= EVANSTON “LOSE- IN AND SECONOMICAL AIN, 4 rooms AIN, 21, rooms , 2 rooms , 3 rooms 10 AK. past 110 YRUS ec UN 4-9020 ae 2 BATHS, APPLIANCES, orage. Fireproof bidg., near N.U. pus, 1862 Sherman Ave., Evans1. 1 yr. lease, $250 mo. Adults only. 864-3534 or UN 4-2600. ROOMS WITH BEDRM., NEWLY ‘orated: 3rd fl.; immediate posses$85. 1716 W. Jonquil Terrace. GR Classified BEDROOMS AVAIL. JUNE IST. First floor. Spacious rooms, new Williamsburg Colonial Bldg. $245 per month incl. garage. L. A. Peterson GR 5-1010. DOWNTOWN Evanston Review EVANSTON DELIGHTFUL 312 RM, APT., WOODburning frpl., “carpeting and. frpl. equipment for sale, wonderful exposure. Sublease. July 1st. $160 a mo. UN 4-3430. EVANSTON. 5 ROOMS-TWO BEDrooms, separate dining room, eating area in kitchen, screened porch, 2nd floor. Garage parking included. Adults only. Walking distance to transportation. $185. per mo. Call evenings after 6:30. UN 4-6218. EVANSTON, NW. CENTRAL ST. Very spacious Ist floor of 2-flat; 3 bdrms.; 142 baths; den; sep. din. rm.; mod. kit.; frepl.; bsmt.; yard; gar. avail.; faces park. Avail. Aug. ist to May Ist at least. $250 per mo. incl. heat/gas. GR 5-6267. NON-RACIAL NEW APT. BLDG. 2 bedrm. apt. at 2121 Darrow, Evanston. $165, liv. rm., din. rm., compl. kit. and appli, plenty closets, individually controlled thermostats, free gas for heating ard cooking. Private free pk. Howard Lavitt, RO 1-6556. NEW DE LUXE 1 BDRM. TOWN house apt. Parquet floors; beamed ceiling; patio; air-cond.; garage; convenient to transportation, shoppin North Evanston, 2114 Central St. UN 9-0 OR 275-5154 SUBLEASE 800 HINMAN IMMED. OCCUP. 1 BDRM. APT., 7th flr., facing lake, air cond., gar. avail. All transp., exc. shopping. Kent $160 mo. Contact manager, UN 9-1409. GLENCOE, 1 BDRM. 1ST FLOOR apt. in residential section. Newly decorated. Modern kit. and _ bath. Private porch and yard. $150 per month. Mr. Potts 446-9000 after 5 p.m., 446-9111. WINNETKA—THREE—1 BEDROOM 7 asigeioags in new building. $200 and NORTH 604 Green SHORE REALTY Bay Rd., Kenilworth 251-7500 EVANSTON 937 FOREST after. $140. 864-1 EVANSTON, 4 s., g, 1/4 LARGE ROOMS,oN D FLOOR AE 347 CUSTER 826 1 WESLEY, bdrm., 3rd_ 4 floor, refrig., stove, tiled bath, dec. $120 per month. Heated gar. ment call UN 4-7826. $10. For appoint- CHICAGO, 4211 N. PAULINA Large, attract. 5 rm. apt., 2 baths, 2nd fl. Well kept bldg. near churches, shopping and transportation. $165. See Ray Andries on premises. LA 8-4552. EVANSTON-EAST NEAR LAKE. 4 room-Garden Apt. has 2 bdrms. Avail. August I1st.- $150 per mo., adults only. GA 5-1010. L. A.. Peterson & Co. Realtor. Evanston, 929 Washington RMS.; 4 BDRMS.; 2 BATHS; 1ST fir. Will decorate. Good transp. and shopping. $310. Slosar, 864-2561. 342 RM. APT., LGE. CLOSETS, 4 blks. from the lake, 1 blk. from ‘‘L’’, nr. stores and laundromat, on Hinman nr. Kedzie, Evanston. Avail. July Ist. | Call aft. 6 p.m. or weekends. 869-7278. EVANSTON: DEMPSTER—ELMWOOD Avail. now, sublet or lease. Lge. 5 rm, apt., 2nd fl. Woodburning frpl. Well kept bldg., near shopping and transp. $150. UN 4-7045. CENTRAL EVANSTON: SUBLET 4 lige. rms., tile bath, Ist fl. Heat, hot water, stove and refrig. included. Available July 1st. 869-2432. EVANSTON—SUBLEASE 31% ‘ Modern 2nd _ (floor. Clean. Good shopping, transportation. $115 per mo. _ Call UN 4-2224 or 328-1067. EVANSTON 1028 ELMWOOD. 1ST floor large 2 bdrm. apt., bsmt., gar., nice yard and util. included. $155 mo. June 15 occu. 869-5789. 725 ST JOHNS, HIGHLAND PARK 1 bedrm. apt. sep. din. rm., stove, refrig. furn. Avail June Ist. $140. 4460406 or ID 2-5041. EVANSTON: 4 ROOMS, 1ST FLOOR, Stove and refrig.; adults only. Immed., occup.; garage available. $142.50 9-6045. EVANSTON; 2213 CENTRAL ST. Living room, bedroom and Kitchen. Rugs avail. for sale. Measured to fit. Parking. 328-5159. SPACIOUS ROOMS, 3RD FLOOR: parking area; good transportation; near shopping center. Adults only. GR 5-7112 HIGHLAND PARK—3 ROOM APARTment for rent by July 1. Utilities * furnished and 1 car garage. Working couple preferred. ID 2-2412. INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES Adults preferred. Gar. avail. 724-1835. EVANSTON 4 room apartment, 2nd floor. 831 South Bivd. Call after 5 p.m., DA 8-9375. Evanston: 2 Bdrm. Apt., 4 BLKS. 15th, $135. FROM 864-9092. EVANSTON SUBLET 4 ROOM APT. liv. room, din. room, bdrm., kit. New refrig. Parking avail. Close to schools, parks, shopping and transp. 864-6802 weekdays after 5 p.m., weekends anytime. EVANSTON AVAIL. JULY 1ST DE luxe 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Electric kit., air-cond., extra Tg. rooms and closets. Newer bidg. Prime loc, 869-3133. N. PAULINA GARAGE APT. 2 BLOCKS FROM lake N.W. Wilmette. 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, dining area, den, completely redecorated, tile bath, refrig., utilities, private patio $200 mo. 251-4704. 1916 GRANT, EVANSTON. 2 APT. ‘bidg. 2nd fir., yard, garage, heat furn., exc. schools, trans. 1 or 2 yr. lease, 542 rms. $169. Avail. June 24th. 328-3881. SUBLET: NEW MODERN AIR-COND. elevator bldg. in Evanston. 2 bdrms., 114 baths, carptd., D and D, Close to all transp.. parking avail., $215 per mo. 864-0486. NORTH EVANSTON, 1% BLK. TO Central St., stores, and bus. Small 212 rm. ist flr. apt. suitable for 1 or 2 persons. Shower stall. $80. AL 1-0867 after 4:30. EVANSTON: 5 RMS., 2 BDRMS., 1ST fl. of 2 flat. Quiet. shady, cul-de-sac. ‘Fenced yard. Full basement. Available August. $160. 869-9455. EVANSTON—4!,. floor integrated * Wilmette Life ROOM building. APT. 1ST UN 4-0845. WILMETTE, JUNE 1ST. OCCUPANCY: 2 bdrms.; 2 baths; separate dining room; balcony; air-cond.; $265. 491-1855 days 251-3765 eves. 312 AND 4 ROOMS, ing, good shopping reasonable rent. Chicago. MODERN BUILDand transportation, 7639 N. Ashland, 6735 N. ARTESIAN, CHICAGO. Very large 3 bdrm. apt. on second floor. Avail. Juy 1st. Near transp. and schools. Call aft. 6:30 SH 3-4271. EVANSTON, 347 CUSTER; 4 RMS.., . Ist floor; good transportation; pets O.K. decorated; $150; DAvis 8-6289. EVANSTON. 5 EARGE RMS., 2 bdrms., 2nd fl., newly decorated. Yard. Avail. July 1st. $175. Call after 5 p.m., DA 8-1525. EVANSTON: SPACIOUS MODERN 2 bedroom, 5 room. 1 block to shopping, transportation. Adults. July 15. 4757992 or 328-4474. EVANSTON: SUBLEASE 5 ROOM apt. Ist. floor, $190, available June Ist. Garage, patio, modern building. 869-9186. THE CHIMNEYS—WINNETKA floor; 4 rooms. $160. Hill Terrace Green Bay Rd., Call GR 5-6000 Re 4-7826 Wanted 1ST and 244 ROOMS, AVAIL. JUNE 10, $100. Downtown Evanston, ideal location for N.U. student. 328-5170 or 475-6250. IDEAL FOR YOUNG COUPLE 4 rooms, Ist. floor, $120, near bus and elevator, call before 8 p.m. 869-8147. to Rent—Apts. YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE DE.sires apt. with 1 or 2 bedrooms in Evanston by the ist of the year between $130-$150 month. 328-2953. WIDOWED TEACHER WISHES TO rent ground floor of house or apt. with small yard. Call daytime, AL 1-4741 evenings AL 6-0698. COUPLE WITH TEEN AGE DAUGHter and small dog desire 2 bedrm. unfurnished apt. in Evanston by July 1st. Excl. references. 491-0193. YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE DE. sire 4-5 rm. apt. by 6-1. Prefer. nr. St. Francis Hosp., $115-$120 mo. incl. util. Nr. No. 2 bus. 864-6907 aft. 6 p.m. Rent—Furnished EVANSHIRE Apts. and Hinman, Evanston BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED STUDIO and 1 bdrm. apartments for rent on a year to year basis. Maid, linen, and switchboard servicas. Studio apt., $195 per mo. Bdrm. apts. from $225 to $275 per mo. Conveniently located near the lake in Downtown Evanston. Exc. transportation. The Library Plaza Hotel, 1637 Orrington Av., Evanston. Call Miss Wilson, UN 4-8000. RIDGEVIEW HOTEL TOWNHOUSE 3 bedrooms, 145 baths, new furn. SUITABLE FOR 4 OR 5 IDEAL FOR YOUNG MEN, CAREER GIRLS OR FAMILY TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT 764-5065 4 ROOM APARTMENT NICELY FURNISHED tile bath, 3rd fl., 100% dec. excellent parking, shopping, transp. 7000 N. in Chgo. close to Evanston. Mr. Heyman, 1806 Farwell BR 4-1955 ~ 743-4416 TA 9-5140 ELMGATE MANOR COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED. Tile baths, modern, new _ kitchens, new elevator, maid service, beautifully furnished. Exc. tranep Reas. rent. 825 Main St. GReenleat 5-2100 YOU'LL 3 : Central 3 LIKE THIS RM. APT. W/BDRM., KIT., PRIV. bath. Only 142 biks. NORTH of Howard ‘‘L’’, Chicago-Evanston-Skooe Only $100 w/util. Lease. GR 5- Evanston ROOMS AVAIL. NOW, LR, BDRM., kitchen. Joint use of bath all utilities $95 per month. Adults only. Call L. A. Peterson & Co. GR 5-1010. WANT: QUITE EMPL. COUPLE or single to rent partly furn. 4-rm. 2nd. r. apt. Nr. stores, trans. in Glenview. Avail. July 1 w/gar. $115. For appt. write T-145 Box 60, Wilmette. STUDIO APARTMENT 1518 SHERMAN, EVANSTON Modern furn., tile bath, kitchenette $105 a mo. incls. gas. and elect. 743-4416 TA 9-5140 4 RMS. 2ND FLOOR, WELL KEPT apt. bldg. Excel. location, 3 exposure. Attract. furnish., modern kit. Avail. June 15. UN 4-4340 evenings. EVANSTON: 313-5 LARGE Parking facilities; 2 blocks block to ‘‘L’’, $140. 275-2216 BASEMENT APT. 3 ROOMS, PRIvate bath, 1 space gar., ideal for one. At 1512 Washington St., Evanston. EVANSTON: 2 FIVE RM., 2 room apts. Fenced yard, June pancy. Rent $190. Call 272-6179. and The Village Lamplighter, serving FOR 2 MALE LARGE LIV. Bluff STUDIO . STUDENTS ROOMS RM., KIT., BATH, $135. 4-6743 and UN 4-8391. EVANSTON 3 RM. APT. furnished, wall to wall carpeting. be sublet if desired. 864-3031 Can gap ls om dhe FURNISHED APARTment, 1 bdrm., wall to wall carpets. Close te NU “campus and shopping district. GR 5-0068. 142 ROOM STUDIO APT., NICELY furn. Tile bath w/shower. S. Evanston. Utilities incl. Lease. $98 per month. UN 4-0145. 1738 CHICAGO AVE., EVANSTON 6 rms. furnished, for the summer. In 2 flat building, suitable 3 or 4 people. GR 5-3000. 2—214—3 ROOMS SEELEY OFF HOWARD Light, airy. Nr. Transp., shops, lake. LOW RENT 271-1881. 4 RMS. 3RD FLOOR. WELL KEPT apt. bldg. Excel. location. Coppertone stove, refrig. Attract. furn. Avail. July ist. UN 4-4340 evenings. 2 BEDROOMS RM., KITCHEN, BATH, $150 LIV $175. UN 4-6743 and UN 4-8391. TO ROOM FURN. APT. IN EVANSTON util. included. Private entrance. Call UN 4-8154. 1311 CHICAGO AVE., EVANSTON. Elev. bldg. daily maid service, all — lige. 3 rm. apt. $170. DA 8- HIGHLAND PARK: 4 ROOM pletely furnished; utilities paid. ID 2-7817 ROOMS. to lake. 1 2 ROOMS, SUITS 1 OR 2 GENTLE men. Private entrance. W. Wilmette. AL 1-2796 135 Wd. to Rent—Furn. Apts. . AUG. 1ST TO SEPT. 1ST Retired N. S. physician and wife desire furn. 1 or 2 bedrm. apt Evanston or North Shore. ALpine 1 3635 after 5 p.m. and weekends. For Rent—Houses CENTRAL EVANSTON EXCELLENT NEW HOME WITH FIN floor plan. Living room _ w/frpl.; dining “L,’’ modern cabinet kitche w/appliances and eating area. bedrms. and 2!2 baths. This is in good location, close to schools, shops and Davis St. Sonepat Prefer 2 3 yr. lease at $435 per month fro June ist. Call for appointment. Hokanson 513 Davis St. & Jenks REALTORS GReenleaf 5-161 WINNETKA Brick Colonial, East side, large living room, fireplace, dining room, modern ized kitchen. Large master bedroom two other weno: one bath Possession July 1st. $275 GEORGE RUMSFELD Baird & Warner 576 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka, Illinois Hillcrest Hillcrest 6-1853 6-270( GLENVIEW—NEW TRIER WEST’ Lovely brick split-level. 2 bedrooms 1142 baths in immaculate condition Completely carpeted. Eating space i kitchen, rec. room in full basement Screened porch. $300. August first o sooner. ANN ANDRUSS, Green Bay Rd. ALpine REALTOR 1-7300 CENTRAL GLENCOE—3 Brick 2 story. Sublet. $300 Kenilwort BEDROO per mo. LARGE BRICK COLONIAL HOME. rms., 4 twin size bdrms., 212 baths attached gar.; full bsmt. Close to Ne Trier. Avail. June 20 for 2 year leas $400 per month TOWN 843 Elm & COUNTRY ASSOCIATES, St., Winnetka INC "HI 6-8000 _ AVAIL. JUNE 1 Charming Colonial 3 bedrm., 14% tiled baths, twnhse, nr. N.W. Univ. and walk to grade school. Comp. carptg De luxe built-in cab’t. kit., dishwashe disposal, washer-dryer- comb. 1 ca gar., gas ht. $270. No Pets. SMART & GOLEE, REALTORS DAvis 8-3200 Hillcrest 6-470: KENILWORTH: 6 RM. HOME W/ bdrms.; near Sears School and town Immed. occ. Rent: $290. Call after p.m. at AL, 6-3198. GLENCOE BEDoccu- COM$135. EVANSTON—2 RM. STUDIO. SHAR bath with 1. $92.50 Single. Includes utilities. Crain and Florence. Avail now on lease. GR 5-6218. 473 PARK AVE Mod. 3 bdrm. tri-level, frpl., rec room. Avail. July. Close to schools shops and trans. $300 mo. 832-4790. * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest-Lake LARGE RM. APT. CLOSE TO TRANSPORtation. Call 328-7478. EVANSTON: 5 RM. ATTRACTIVELY furnished. Avail. to couple July and Aug. Near shpg. and transp. Write T112, Box 60, Wilmette, Illinois. 440 East LAKE. 2 136 MAPLE AT MAIN ST. GReenleaf 5-4000 KITCHENETTE AND BEDROOM apts. available. Daily maid service, attractive monthly rates, some weekly rates available. Coffee shop, drug store, launderette, barber and beauty shop on premises. 6 ROOM THE liv. rm. with sky light, 2 bdrms. sublease June 15th to Sept. 15th. $150 month. Call UN 4-5848 or DA 8-5602. 901 SUBLET 4 ROOM SECOND FLOOR apt. 733 Hinman Av., Evanston. $125. Avail. July ist. Call 864-9644. * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements NEAR e bath, goa on premises og 2 HOTEL 1 AND 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. 1 room kitchenettes, attractively furnished. Hotel rooms, permanent or transient. Maid, switchboard and elevator service. Excellent transportation, bus, ‘L”’ and Chicago & North Western R.R. Television, air conditioning UNiversity 4-8800 Main mod. rent. UN NORTHWESTERN Uv. COUPLE would like to rent a l-or 2-bedroom apt. for 1 or 2 years beginning July 1. Write R. S. Bhatnagar, Duval Manor, Philadelphia, Pa., 19144. For bldg., — ‘BDRM., YOUNG, HANDSOME, ENERGETIC couple (no children) to teach in Deerfield and Northfield next year, desire small apt. or coach house in area. Have decorators pass to Mart, so will furnish attractively. Call 3811187 or UN 4-7322. Mrs. Rodgers. 134 Cho. em'y EVANSTON-2 BEDROOM DELUXE, 2 bath. Dish washer. Elevator bldg. For inspection call Mr. Dan.UN 9-0246. 133 K Wiz RS PAR EOHOGEmt rm. Re - | rig. ions UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR JUST the right family. N.W. Evanston, $200 per month. 3 rms. 3 bdrms. drapes, carpeting, etc. provided. UN 4-5299. ‘“‘L.”’ NEAR BEACH, SHOPS, TRANSP. ACROSS FROM LINCOLN SCHOOL De luxe 6 rms.; 2 col. tile baths. $250 DAvis 8-5943 CEntral 6-8696 214 RMS., LOW 3RD FLOOR, OVERlooking park, nr. Howard ‘L,”’ . modern, 764-5083 Chicago 764-7844 INTEGRATED NEW APT. BLDG. 3 bdrms., liv. rm., din. rm., kit. w/all appl. Lots of closets. Pvt. free park., free gas for c . and heat. $200. Ere nae: Call Mr. Graham, SU 4506. EVANSTON, 929 WASHINGTON 7 rms.; 4 bedrms.; 2 baths; $310. 6 rms., 3 bedrms., 2 baths, $265 5 rms., 2 bedrms., 2 baths, $220 good Elevator bldg.; will decorate; transp. and shopping. 864-2561. and and ROOM 3RD FL. APT. AVAIL. August Ist, 126 Callan, Evanston. By appointment, phone UN 9-0596 or 864-4943 FIRST FLOOR 6 ROOM APT. AVAILable July ist. 3 bdrms., tile bath. Garage available. Evanston. Phone GR 5-6946. 4l/> RM. COACH HOUSE 1ST FLOOR, Avail. June Stove parks occup. Phone UN 676-2885 4 ROOMS, | BDRM. VERY CLEAN. NICE VIEW. Possession June 15 or ? UN per mo. to schools, 4 RMS., 1ST FLR. GOOD TRANS. Decorated. $150. Pet O.K. Lock, DA 8-6289. EVANSTON, bright rooms, $120. isa: tile path, June 1 or EVANSTON: AVAILABLE JULY 1ST. 4 rooms, 1 bedroom, air-conditioned. $140 month. 229 Custer Av. 328-0447 or BR 3-2121. 7349 oil Street Shown by appointment all Agent—GReenleaf 5-2700 OU ENJOY eld world N.E. prkg. ‘nr. trans., shop new refrig. parquet ma May 25, 196: : �143 s Miller GE HOUSE ON SMALL 010 NETKA: 7 month sub-lease, July 1 ough January 31, 1968. 3 plus drooms, 14% baths. Favored loca: nm. $360 per month. Call Mr. nsend. cGUIRE & ORR, incoln Ave., Winnetka INC. _446-5010 NVIEW. SHOLZ CALIFORNIA temp., 3 bdrm. hdme, 14x 20 mily rm.,, 2 C.T. baths, studio img hy. rm... wb trol. — 30"; rmopane windows, 242 car attach. r., on 1% acre. Entirely fenced yclone fencing, 2 yr. lease. $350 mo. Avail. Aug. Ist. 272-2238. INSTON ACROSS FROM HAVEN HOOL. 3 BEDROOMS, 114 BATHS. ST DECORATED. GAS HEAT. 1 AR LEASE. $250 MONTH. CALL . KIRK. HELL BROTHERS ENTRAL 5 RM. mo. GR_ 5-3900 EVANSTON HOUSE. LEASE. 2 YEAR UN 4-0754 VIEW—5 RM. BRICK RANC? titioned bsmt. Air conditioners. ve, refrigerator, carpet, drapes. Trier Township location. $195 a th. Call 729-0946. AGE 1N REAR. KENILWORTH. pe yr. lease. Rent $155. Suitable for family. Nr. schl., shopping, sp. Avail. June Ist. Write T-135, 60, Wilmette, Il. RM., 2 FULL BATHS, KITCHEN pating area, dshwshr. Carpeted ng rm., glassed-in front pch. South 1. $20C. 835-437€. Glencoe. Wanted to Rent—Houses ULTS WANT TO RENT HOUSE, 5, Or 7 rooms in vicinity of Evansand Skokie. Will sign lease for 1 years. Send information to Mrs. Moore, 1800 Hartrey. Evanston. 9103 and GR 5-0860. BICIAN W/2 CHILDREN DEps to rent 3 bdrm. home or nhouse. Call Chicago WE 5-0981, or e Dr. M. Pichard, 8730 E. 10th Indianapolis, Ind. PLE WITH CHILDREN DESIRES 4 bdrm. house in Evanston near By Aug. or Sept. 2 yr. lease ired. Around E Phone SY 8-6716. G ts EXECUTIVE TRANSFERRED home in Glenview area; 3 774-4962. RED NORTH SHORE COUPLE to rent small house or apartment : i to Sept. 15th. Call Marskall, DROOM HOME BY EXECUTIVE Sst lst occupancy preferred. Ph. 900, ext. 222, Mr. Collins. YVIEW—WANT SMALL UNFURled house. No children or pets. ponsible middle-aged couple. /_PArk 4-6427. O STATION EXECUTIVE FAMIith 3 children desires house or with 3 or more bedrooms. Will sider lease. UNiversity 9-4570. ENVIEW— ONE—YEAR RENT ADVANCE WITH PURCHASE OPTION. 3-4 BR. Park 4-4970. For Rent—Furn. Houses den St. Bay Rd., Wilmette AL Houses Rentals KENILWORTH floor master bedrm. Library. 2nd floor bedrooms. Nearly new. 15 possession. $1,100. : PORTER & WEINRICH S Winnetka en Bay Rd. 446-2600 WINNETKA: JUNE = 19-AUG. arming 6 rm. house; 242 baths: sed porch; terrace; fenced yard; each and trains. $750 for season. ession to tenant who would care og and garden. HI 6-4292. 25, 1967 LAKE GENEVA: 1-2-3 BEDRM. rentals on lake, mo. or seas. Priv. pier, wooded site. 502 S. Lk. Shore Dr. Fontana, Wis. Mr. Mahoney. WINNETKA TWO HOUSES, FURN. $275 month for summer. $450 month summer or longer. Hillcrest 6-1350. GENEVA LAKE; EXECUTIVE TYPE 3 bedroom 1 family home. Private pier. For season. E. Johnson, Box 547, Fontana, Wis. 414-275-3203. DEERFIELD: FURNISHED RANCH home in lovely Woodland Park, fam. rm. garage and facilities incl. $500 for summer season. 945-1545. SUMMER SUBLET APT. AVAIL. June 18 to Sept. 10 or less, for 3 persons. 5 rms. plus attic, $125 mo. 3 blks. W. of N.U. Tech. Inst. 864-0282. AVAIL. TO FAMILY, JUNE 15 TO Sept. Ist, furn. 10 room house, 2 blks. from lake and shopping. $400 a month. 869-1157 or bdrm. EVANSTON NEAR BEACH. BREEZY apt. includes 3 bedrooms., 2 baths, fully equipped office, dishwasher, July and August. UNiversity 9-1433. EVANSTON — COMPLETELY FURnished 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dishwasher. Near ‘“‘L”’ and C&NW. June 16th to Sept. lst. $250 mo. Call 869-6646. HIGHLAND PARK; JUNE.1 OR 15 to Sept. 15 or Oct. 1. 4 bdrms., 24» baths. 2 oven screened porches, central location. Gas heat. ID 2-0921. WANTED: OR 3-4 BR. GLENVIEW N.S. AREA CLOSE TO LAKE, CHARMING AIRcond. large home, beautiful surroundings, to responsible person only. June 15th tc Labor. Day. DA 8-2155. on beautiful docks, ane. de luxe 3 bdrm., 212 tile baths, and a half TOWNHOUSE, baths, full basement. per month. 995 & COONS, Waukegan Rd. PArk 144 ONE $210 Il. 4-3000 leases becoming avail. starting June, July and Aug. All 3 bdrm. Full bsmts. w/fin. rec. rms. All fully air cond’d. In fine east side locations. Rentals from $325 to $385. Call ID 2-7313. Rentals VACATION : IN DOOR COUNTY EVERYBODY HAS A GOOD In Beautiful 28th. home Plum furn. Avail Lake; Good July. with QUINLAN & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 INC. AV., EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 CHURCH-CHICAGO PARKING 2-car space in tandem. $12. SMART & GOLEE, INC. DA 8-3200 EVANSTON—HEATED 2040 SHERMAN 2129 CENTRAL CYRUS & CO, $20 $25 4-9020 LOT. GARS. UN 823-25 CHICAGO AVENUE Heated 45 car garage near Evanshire Hotel. Immediate possessicn. GR 51244 or BU 1-5856. GARAGE FOR RENT Lake, Wilmette. Call AL 1-3348 PARKING SPACE tween Kedzie and Call 869-7971. Wanted 10TH FOR RENT BEMain St., Evanston. In Glenview Area GARAGE WANTED VICINITY OF Street and Greenleai, Wilmette. Call For MEALS OUTDOORS ON THE PATIO: swimming from your own _ private beach with pier; fishing; the cook will appreciate the all modern kitchen: there are two porches, one glassed-in and facing the bay; modern bath; 3 bedrooms, dining and living rooms. In a delightfully wooded spot secluded yet near town. June, $100 weekly; July and Aug., $125; Sept. $100 — Avaiiable for season rental, $450 monthly. Write Don Strahl, 2568 N. Humboldt, Milwaukee, Wis. 53212. COTTAGE, LARGE FAMILY, BEAUtiful lake front, quiet location, good beach. Month of Aug. Waupaca, Wis. Chain O Lakes, FO 9-7082 eves. EPHRAIM, WISC., NEW HOUSEkeeping cottages available. priv. beach privileges, call E. Goodlett, (414) 854-4030 or (312) 446-1959. FOR RENT CHAIN OF LAKES AREA. Summer home on lake. June, July, Aug. and Sept. Call evenings 272-6232. Rent—Stores and Offices EVANSTON NEW FINEST FACILITIES Transportation Ample parking Suites of 500 to 3,700 sq. feet Reasonable Broker cooperation invited For information FOXMAN OR 3-3130 KENILWORTH Excellent traffic loc. Air-cond. office has 2,400 sq. ft. Ist fl. 10 yr. old brick bldg., across from NW RR Station. Off street parking. Immed. occupaney. $750 mo. ANN 440 ANDRUSS, REALTOR Green Bay Rd. Kenilworth ALpine 1-7300 NORTHBROOK A few available spaces left in de luxe air-conditioned office building located in the heart of town. Wak to trains and bus. Avoid commuting. Immediate occupancy. SEQUENS REALTY 1240 Meadow Rd., Northbrook Open all day Sunday 272-0200 WINNETKA $375 A MONTH Choice 15x 80 ft. store avail. in 20 year old brick bldg. on GREEN BAY RD. a block S. of the INDIAN HILL S TATION. CENTRALLY-AIR-CONDITIONED for summer comfort and a REAL fireplace to add atmosphere for winter coziness. SEARS REAL ESTATE Co. 26 Green Bay Rd. Winnetka Hillcrest 6-2900 BRoadway 3-2666 ATTRACTIVE SPACE FOR A QUIET OFFICE WITH WINdows facing East Davis Street Evanston. 300 square feet of space with janitor service supplied. Available now. McGUIRE BR & ORR, 3-3220 INC. GR 5-1080 CHOICE 4 ROOM OFFICE SUITE Fully carpeted and air conditioned. Expensively decorated. 2 _ private offices, reception room and 20x 24 conference room. De luxe powder room w/shower. Ideal for professional. Quick possession. John 525 Lincoln, Channer & Assoc. Winnetka HI 6-8400 GLENVIEW 2,000 sq. ft. office space, 1400 sq. ft. storage space, use of large parking lot included. Heated, air-conditioned space, electricity furnished. $375 per menth. OUINLAN & TYSON, INC. 969 Waukegan Rd., Glenview, 1571 Sherman Av., Evanston, NR. GREEN PA UN LAKE RD. BAY al building. parking. 2 Dundee STORE-912 Evanston. Rd., Wheeling, 4-5800 4-2600 NORTH EVANSTON ON CENTRAL ST. near Green Bay Rd. Top sidewalk traffic location, suitable for retail business. $175 per mo. 3 yr. lease. Call Mr. Becker. SMART & GOLEE, INC. DaAvis 8-3200 Air : PROFES conditioning — : 16 X 50 ne EA. 814 RENT: 1,000 TO 4- SQ. | Glenview. Ground floor. Light mfg. storage. Exist. offices avail Parking. Phone eves. 432-8116. 148 EVANSTON—FOR floor. Complex of rooms, etc. term HELL MIT with RENT Offices, assembly conveyor to log rox. 1,800 sq. ft. Central location. LAKE BAY 150 For Rent—Out of State REALTY AL 6 FURN. APT. NEAR for one or two. UN 4.3734 : REAL ESTATE 537-6494 151 CHICAGO AVENUE,” Just north of Evanston Tr. WINNETKA-552 LINCOLN Office space, single rooms or suites. 2,500 sq. ft. available, Air conditioning included in very reasonable rent. Excellent parking. Agent, CE 6-5151. FIRST REALTY Co. OFFICE-EVANSTON-APP. 352 SQ. FT.1718 Sherman Ave. near campus-just no. of Varsity- Theatre-$77. per mo. Avail. now. GR 5-1010. L. A. Peterson & Co. Realtor. Real Loans Estate— and Mortgages | MORTGAGE AS LOW AS 5'2% First Federal Savings of Wilmette | 906—8 HINMAN, EVANSTON 16 x 24 and 16 x 60 June 1. Suit. office or business. Reas. : W. B. LINDQUIST & ASSOC. INC. 2626 Milwaukee, Chgo. EV 4-5800 251-7200 PICTURE YOURSELF ON ASTOR ST. STORE-800 DEM PSTER-EVANS: ton Approx. 1000 Sq. Ft. Avail. now. Heated-1 block W. of Chicago Ave. Reasonable rent. GR 5-1010. L. A. Peterson & Co. Realtor. THE DISTINCTIVE ADDRE GLENVIEW FURNISHED OFFICE Ideal for engineer, arch., or other prof. Modern, private, air-cond., repre service, reasonable. Ample parking. A WAUKEGAN RD. GRACIOUS large MODERN OFFICES FOR RENT $60 mo. incl. air-cond. carpeting, parking. janitor, elec. city and heat. At 615 Milwaukee Ave., Glenview. Just N. of Golf Mill shop center. 729-2200. This family vine zg. GLENVIEW COUNTRYSIDE MEDIcal Building offers 500 sq. ft. of office space. Available June 20. Days 724-5413 Eves. 724-2782. BRIGHT OFFICE ON SECOND FLOOR 335 sq. ft. Elevator building. Avail. June 1. PA 4-6000. Royal Oak Bldg. 1545 Waukegan Rd. Glenview. WILMETTE-STORE OPPOSITE EL terminal, 340 Linden Ave. Immediate possession. Hill & Stone, ID 2-0064. OFFICE SPACE 3 rooms; 600 sq. ft. $100. Located Central and Broadway. Call: is a who in a IN CENTER OF GLENVIEW Private office in modern air-conditioned building; with waiting room. Days 729-2070 Eves. 724-3612. UP - 20° 7,000: 60.. FT AVATL Wi divide to suit tenants. $150 mo. and up. Green Bay Road with parking lot. 251-6300; evenings 256-4573. CENTRAL DEERFIELD: 2, 3 OR 6 rm. suites. lst or 2nd flr., air-cond., off street parking. Avail. approx. June 15. Telephone 945-0714. Office With recep. rm. Only $45 mo. 990 Linden 446-2279. OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT 460 square feet including offices and wash room. Air conditioned. In Northfield. Call 446-7744 AUTOMOBILE you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification this +200 Paper! in | dini rare opportunity for — the wants the ultimate — co-operative apartment NORTHWEST EVANSTO CHOICE SECOND FLOOR apartment ment Colonial rooms, (space spacious COOPERATIVE in attractive building—five for space, rooms, for equity—low Board approval. private recreation picnic area. many type base-. — room) Li extras—$7, monthly assessm : Wallace & Orth, Inc. 1511 Sherman GReenleaf Avenue EVANSTON. SELDOM cy WILL in Evanstan 5-2700 this PArk 4-5600 NEW LISTING ~ YOU well FIND A VA maintained elevator bldg., centrally located. Ideal 7th floor location for this attractive ys ee a with unobstructed views. Cheerf living room-dining room con inetae two bedrooms, one bath ea. Excel cabinet kitchen w/eating area. Ex lent wardrobe space. Board roval Priced at $21,750. Please cal Mrs. Hauworth for information and appointment. BR McGUIRE 3-320 & ORR, INC. | GR 5-1080 JUST REDUCED 2 BDRM. in North A wonderful selection awaits UPON separate 664 N. MICHIGAN AVENUE _ WH 4-5950 THIS HUNTING? OPENS room, Hogan and Farwell, Inc. parking OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT 460 square feet including offices and wash room. Air conditioned. In Northfield. Call 446-7744 FOYER living room. Convenient cabinet k adjoining den or bedroom with bath. spacious master bedrooms with abu dant wardrobe closets—2 tiled master baths. Parquet floors throughout. 724-4044. Winnetka—Private ing lease. $750: BROTHERS WILMETTE—I1ST FLOOR industry or commercial. — Light & Savgs. Bk. at ‘Main St. Avail. July Ist.-size app. 20’ x 55’-heated, rear delivery-reasonable rent. GR 5-1010. L. A. Peterson & Co. Realtor. 236 ned. ser UN 2000 xe ANE 816 Dempster. Good loc. — occup. Good for office or store. Will cooperate. Reas. R. E. Holt Realty Co. E. WILL( 600 to 850 sq. ft. Call STORES WHEELING. MODERN AIR CONDItioned offices. Front and rear “en: trance, ground floor, ample parking. See 403 AT FOREST—NEW 234-5070. RD. MAIN FLOOR Janitor service and heat furn. Available now. Reasonable rent. TA 9-5140 864-9285 743-4416 EV ANSTON—CHOICE CENTRAL street location. 5,000 sq. ft. Air conditioned. Good parking. 1 Story building containing offices. Reception rooms, and large “Meeting room. $15,000 Yr. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR_5-3900 EDENS suites from $125, incl. utilities, ing, carpeting; all services a New Building. HI 6-6650. : WILMETTE—STORE SPACE—OFFICE and desk space. 100 sq. ft. to 900 sq. ft. Ground floor. In top location; all utilities; $35 mo. LAKE BAY REALTY AL 6-3000 BUILDING OFFICE SPACE TIME Sister Bay, Wisc. 9th 256-2958. OFFICES: CHICAGO Mod. air-cond. office in exc. maint. building. Fluorescent lighting, tile floors. Suitable for sales rep., etc. $3a per month. For appt. phone. Resident Manager 262-2675 EVANSTON-829 MAIN ST. 800 sq. ft. divided into paneled offices, plus full basement. Excellent location for any business or professional offices. Heated. Good parking. Reasonable rent. GR 5-2100 or CE 6-7786 AND to Rent—Garages Wanted: 146 SHERIDAN 6000 SQ. FT. ST. GARAGE AND LARGE STORAGE space for rent. Convenient location. Individual entrances. Call Mr. Garcia. 145 7705 CENTRAL 812 CLARK 131049 CHGO. AVENUE Ground fl. office 14 ft. front, 68 ft. Heat and water furn. trans near Davis business dist. $110. Mr. DeSloover, DA 8-3548. : space if desired. Now occupied by Dodge Auto Agency, Ridge and Lyons, Evanston. (1 blk. N. of Church St.) Available within 60 days. Call Roy Peterson GR 5-1200. beach, swimming, FAculty 3- SHOWROOM—A PPROX. 4, sq. ft. es several small offices. inside parking for ears plus 4,500 add’l. sq. ft. for offices or storage AND 3 with bath priv. See BEAUTIFUL all Rent—Garages EVANSTON INC. PARK-TOWNHOUSE Vacation boat golf. For sep. Glenview, to July LAKE GENEVA 2 BEDRM. HOME 1 block from lake, in Cedar Point Park, Williams Bay, June, July, Aug. $150 rer week, $600 per month. DA 8-0005. SECOND FLOOR APARTMENT--LIVing room; dining room; large kitchen: 3 bedrooms and bath. $165 per month, WYATT 5th PENTWATER, BASS LAKE MICH. 2 cottages, Boat, fish and swim. $55 and $65 per wk. DA 8-7368 eves. or write G. Shiff, Box 666, Evanston. lease liv. rm.; all elec. kit. including double oven range, dishwasher, refrig., garbage dis., washer-dryer. fully carpeted liv. rm., din. rm. and stairs. Private patio, storage attic, central air cond., garage with radio control door, 3 blocks to train and shopping. No pets. $390 per month. Please call for appointment. ALFINI CONSTRUCTION Co. 446-1294 825-6948. TWO-BEDROOM July 4820. Houses WINNETKA TOWNHOUSE be avail. June Ist on 2 year To from nicely furnished SAYNOR, WIS. 4 BDRM. bdrm. priv. cottages; both S.E. WILMETTE FURNISHED HOUSE 3 bdrms., June 22-Sept. 22. $200 a month and deposit. Cali AL 1-8839 or AL 1-3205. For Rent—Town Sey IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Contact Capt. Thrasher, days. 353-6692. JUNE THROUGH SEPT. TO $300 FURN. PA 4-4970. 142 Rentals modern appliances. 100 x 1,000 ft. lot. Lg. pier w/boat hoist. $1,500. Also for rent for summer season, 2 bdrm. compl. furnished cottage w/lake rights and boat mooring, $1,500. 414275-3832. 639-3883. FAMILY 3 BEDROOM HOME TO RENT e Winnetka area from June 15th to Ist. Will be attending Northern University and Winnetka ic School Summer workshop. se call 446-0800, 8-5 weekdays. Summer 9. WINNETKA $350/me, Walk to train and to town. Four bedrooms; two baths; immaculate older home. Available early June. NASH REALTY 446-9000 143 6 ROOM TOWNHOUSE edrooms, 11% baths; new furn.; emiperary or Sern enete td. to Rent—Furn. Winnetka HIlicrest 6-7274 999 Linden Longbeach 1-4463 EVANSTON—SPACIOUS, ELEGANTLY furn. apt. in choice East location. Near lake, University and shopping, z bdrms., liv. rm., study, sun room, ig. =; rm. July, Aug. $275 a mo. 864- furwith locaShort 1-0320 Geneva the plus HIGHLAND PARK RAVINIA AREA completeiv furn. to last detail, 1 bdrm. townhouse, suitable for 2. Avail. June ist. Shown by appointment onlv. Call after 6 p.m. 433-4568. KOENIG & STREY een to 6-1267 J. Winscott HOUSE-WILMETTE haculate and completely ed, 2 bdrms., basement Her rm., garage, excellent for shopping and transp. rental. $250 a mo. furnished HIGHLAND PARK—2 BEDRM. TOWNhse. Avail. for June 1st; 2 large bedarms.; 11 bath; air conditioned apt. in Highland Park’s most exclusive area. 433-3372. REALTOR HI Great L. RINGER HIGHLAND WINNETKA desirable location is offered a ished house for small family for 3 frorn June ist. There are 3 ms. and 2 baths (1 bdrm. and bath st floor). $400 a month: Frances your summer, rental within walking distance beach! Lovely 2 story with bedrooms. LOT— wly decorated—2 full baths—full t.—close to shopping, No. 1 bus d C.T.A. $250 per mo. Call Mr. assman—L. A. Peterson & Co. GR LI. Enjoy School arent cn RESORT AREA FOR RENT ON LAKE CO-OP Evanston, IS 2 blks. LOCATED from and Northwestern R.R. Evanston No. 1 stops right at the apt. West, and North exposures make bright sunny, apt. Equity now $8,000. Monthly payments of Board approved. BOB UNiversity VOIGTS 4-4866 “‘L” Bus East, for a only $122. eee REALTY ALpine 1-2374 WILMETTE 2 bdrm. co-op, 4th Sa agama area. Asking $14, ; VROMAN-Mc-KNIGHT Realtors Pore cae 515-4th St. ALpine 1-0407. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star ° Highland Park Herald © Deerfield Villa ger * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving wake Forest-Lake Bluff Classified — 15 = ae �ie r ae . a 4 garages in EXCELLENT MODERN copfea- BRICK §9- apt. bldg. in N. E. Evanston. 3-312 rm. apts. and 6-142 rm. apts. For Many years under our management and well maintained. Always fully rented. Gross income $11,520. A bargain in the 60s. Mr. Daily. SMART & GOLEE, REALTORS DA 8-3200 BR 3-3660 SQ. FT. OF LIVING WOODBURNING FIREVA BALCONY, 158 Condominium New Elevator Building $245.00 $7,000 payment all utilities, and tax inside heated 612 Mulford St. Model apartment open daily Sat. and Sun. 1-5 p.m. HARRISON AND ANN 440 PRAIRIE Condominiums Haven One block to transportation School, Central _ St. Shopping From $28,500 Elevator, swimming heated garage, carpeted. RO 1-3425 all pool, appliances, (After sauna, fully 6 p.m.) DA 8-3414 1416 HINMAN AVE: ONE DISTINCTIVE CONDOMINIUM apartment is now available in this -. prime location. 2 bedrooms, 2 full aths; elevator; private indoor parking; electric garage doors; air-conditioned; balcony greenhouses; all outside rooms. oe Open Model Apartment for wie For appt. Sun. call Mr. 372-3255 1 to 5 p.m. ~ ae FOR THE and Helen G. Nixon, 300 609 Sherman Hahn ~ Glenview : UNTIL location, Realtor Bldg. Ave. UN 4-5100 Evanston Opening Soon DON’T DECIDE YOU’VE EXPLORED See Evanston §24 Davis 471-1855 Street Evanston, Ill. 273-3855. EVANSTON—2 APARTMENT BUILDING JUST WEST OF RIDGE. 2 BEDROOMS EACH. SEPARATE HEATING PLANTS. $23,500. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR 5-3900 16 — Classified & TYSON, Page QUINLAN 4 Faces & TYSON, INC. DEERFIELD NEW LISTING—ACRE 7 room split-level situated on beautiful acre in area ideal for small children. Home in immaculate condition. $29,500 DEERFIELD We believe that we have listed the largest 5 bdrm. home in the finest condition in the Northeast section of Deerfield. Let us show you this home and see if you don’t believe us. Low 50s Carr Realty Inc. 732 Waukegan Rd. 945-0984 Location!! IN N. W. Deerfield 1 BLOCK HEART ing on $35,000 $90,000 3 ACRES DELIGHTFUL BRICK CAPE COD in Washington School area. 3 bedrooms, 1 -bath. Large lot. Low 20s. Good financing. July 1st possession. Taxes WILMETTE OF NORTHFIELD. FRONT2 streets and including usable home. GREAT STARTER HOME IN NORTHBROOK NEAR TOWN $21,500 Three bedroom ranch with 11% car garage. Lot 62.5 x 200. Many evergreens. Home is vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. JUST LISTED! 3 bedroom ranch with separate dining room or den. Kitchen with eating area. 142 baths. Full basement. 2 car electric eye door. Quiet cul-de-sac street overlooking beautiful park like grounds. $27,500. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 3 BEDROOM RANCH. Living-dining room combination has timbered ceiling. Good closet space. Lovely wooded lot with fenced yard. Gas heat. 142 car garage. $26,750. GLENVIEW GENTLEMAN’S MINIATURE ESTATE JUST REDUCED! Located on a winding road in beautiful private area this handsome home has a PANELED STEP-DOWN LIVING ROOM WITH BEAMED CEILINGS AND FIRE: PLACE. ist floor family room plus hobby room. LARGE: MASTER SUITE WiTH ALCOVE. 2 family bedrooms, 242 baths. Lot 120 x 180. $64,500. MORTON NASH HI 6-7180 BAY ROAD, BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL overlooking Evanston Country Club grounds. 20 foot living room with fireplace. Separate dining room. Kitchen with eating area. 3 bedrooms plus large Vista room with Anderson Window Walls. 114 baths. Attached garage. Excellent condition throughout. $39,500. Mitchell Brothers REALTY ELEGANT SIMPLICITY If - you are interested in charm, quality and convenience for a growing family, don’t fail to see this unusually attractive home. Choice location near the Village, beautiful first floor in impeccable taste. Second floor has master suite with two dressing rooms and bath, also 4 other. bedrooms ana bath. Finished third floor, if needed. There’s a heated greenhouse with running water - play yard for children and brand new two car plus garage. For further information call Mrs. Kastrup. NEWLY LISTED 5 bedroom home in excellent condition. Living rm. w/fpl, separate dining room, large family rm. overlooking lovely yard. Remodeled kitchen w/dishwasher and disposal, breakfast space, powder room. Four bedrooms and sleeping porch on 2nd floor. Large finished bedroom on 3rd floor. 2 car garage. Reasonable taxes. Be the first to see it. $46,000. Call Mrs. Wacaser. AND OF COURSE we have other listings we’d like you about - just give us a call. KENILWORTH Serving the North 2548 Green Bay 5-3900 GR INDIAN TO TOWN BUILDERS Walters UN 4-5100 1609 Sherman Hahn Ave. Bldg. Life * Winnetka Talk * Glen coe News * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving Landwehr KOENIG SPACIOUS ; REALTY ONE Realtor Room 300 Evanston NEW ONLY & STREY BUILDER 4 LEFT HOMES THREE AVAILABLE NOW BEING BUILT FOR AUGUST 5 BDRM. COLONIAL—$41,900 TWO 4 BDRM. SPLITS—-$46,000 3 BDRM. RANCH—$39,900 EXCELLENT FINANCING TRADE-IN PLAN KOENIG PA AL CR 9-0330 1-0330 2-0330 arranged. AVAIL.’ & STREY Glenview Wilmette Northbrook $69,500. Most attractive Ranch Home lovely % acre lot with cur frontage. Large. liv. rm., dining a kitchen. 3 bedrms., tiled 4 util. rm., 2 car att. gar. An impreg home. $31,500. EVANSTON Well Built Stucco home in condition thru-out. Good dry 4 ment. Living rm, dining rm, 1 kitchen, pantry or could be conve into powder rm, 3 good size bed bath, electric service all rewire conduit, copper gutters and d spouts, 2-car garage. Reasonable $26,500. SMART DAvis & GOLEE, 8-3200 Real Hillcrest DELIGHTFUL 6 RANC “NEAT AND CLEAN AS A Pp THREE BEDROOM home bui 1954. Brick and durable fine lands ing with many plantings. Full } ment with REC. ROOM. A real house with awnings on the fron Oakton School District. PRICED SELL in lower 20s. BOB MI Five Bedroom Brick in Evanston Ho IS PERFECT FOR A LARGE FAM There is a DEN and a FA ROOM on the first floor, sep. D Rm. and Living Rm. w/Firep The large Bath and Powder were completely re-done by owne fenced play-yard and a 2 Car Gz with Automatic Doors are a features. CALL—MRS. STEVE (home phone: UN 9-2376) EVANSTON OWNER WILL COMPLETELY DECORATE to Buyer’s choice, FOUR BEDROOM, TWO p HOME and recover Kitchen Included are: new Stove, Refrige and Dishwasher. REAL BUY Lake, Schools and_ Transporta CALL—MRS. STEVENSON ( phone: UN 9-2376) BAIRD & WARNI 524 Davis 471-1855 New Rds. GLENVIEW to tell OLDER HOME. 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, gas heat, semimodern kit. Located near Davis St. transportation, shopping, and Dewey School. Prompt possession. Nixon, and 272-5150 CHARMING, G. RIDGE Builder’s model home—only 6 months old. Spacious 2,880 sq. ft. Two story Cape Cod. Here is truly living on the luxury level. This home features 4 large bedrooms, 242 baths and a full basement. Master bedroom is on the downstairs level. Also on the ground level is a beautiful paneled family room with fireplace, mud room and large 2-car garage. Other de luxe features included are, professional landscaping front and rear, storms and screens, wall to wall carpeting, and throw rugs, drapes and curtains, wallpaper, patio and special lighting fixtures. Truly a magnificent buy on a beautiful cul-de-sac location. Only Bay Road Kenilworth (corner Roger) 1-5600 BRoadway 3-2552 Helen Since 1903 Evanston BR 3-3900 Unique rambling ranch home features an amazing arrangement of: three huge bedrooms, 212 ceramic tile baths and beamed paneled family room with fireplace, with an _ unusual traffic pattern from slate entry to sunken living room and formal dining room to 2 car garage. Step saver kitchen and basement. Priced at $46,900. Green ALpine Shore Rd., In Northbrook IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WINNETKA to be WILMETTE ‘ All Face Brick 1 story home jus blks. to Logan School. Living Brick firepl., dining rm, two t bedrms, tiled bath, kitchen ne some work, large storage suitable for two more bedrms. bath. Full basement and one garage. Beautiful yard and surro ing homes. A _ real good star $31,500. Call now. GLENVIEW Lovely 6 rm. brick Georgian in chq location. Lge. liv. i bright mod. kitch., baths, recr. rm. w/frpl., 2° ear gar. A buy! $37,500. KENILWORTH Hemphill-built Normandy Colonia finest construction in East area. F hall, fireplace in spacious living 1 formal dining rm., modern cd kitchen, 3 bedrms., tiled bath, paneled 2nd flr. study or family r bedrms., 442 baths, paneled recrea rm. Quite unusual! EVANSTON Modern 7 rm. bi-level home. Spac liv. rm., din. rm., lovely cab. ki twin size bedrms., 142 baths, family rm., space for 4th bed Carpeting incl. Central loc. $29,750 WILMETTE Magnificent Lannon Stone Ranch { home in lovely Indian Hill Esta Spacious liv. rm., din. rm., fa rm., brkfst. area, 3 large bedrms. tile baths, extra bedrms. can added. A beautiful home. 70s. EAST GLENVIEW Most attractive Redwood Conte rary ranch in lovely wooded a Large living rm., fireplace, fa rm., 2 bedrms. plus den (usable 3rd bedrm.). 142 tiled baths, 4 patio and scrnd. porch; att. gar., heat, paneled walls and open bea ceilings. Lot 100 x 230. Fine vd $39,500. EVANSTON Well-built brick 142 story home offered with 4 bedrms., 2 tiled ba tandem bedrm. or den_e rec¢ remodeled and redecorated, bea kitchen with brkfst. space, 2 car bh 30 day poss. Call to bright SKOKIE $18,500 Low maintenance aluminum § sided two bedroom ranch on half acre lot. Huge rear yard completely fenced. 118 GREEN Magnificent Brick Colonial in central area consisting of 5 bedr 212 baths plus separate 4 rm. apt, floor billiard rm., 4 rm. apt. 4 rented over 3-car brick garage. P: HOUSE! WEST CALL TODAY for your appointment and enjoy the benefits of home ownership this summer. GROVE 5600 CAROL AVENUE OPEN SUN. 2-5 (1 Bl. So. of Dempster—1 Bl. West of Edens. ) This NEWLY LISTED 3 bedroom 2 bath home is a dream! It has been beautifully maintained by present owner who is now retiring. Airconditioned. Two car electric eye door garage, it has many features of the more expensive home. Full basement, two fireplaces, give lots of living space and added charm. Handy to Edens Expressway, bus and shopping are very desirable features. Priced in the top 20s it represents a REAL VALUE. Call Metzgar for more details or meet him at OPEN $25,000 Lincolnwood School—smaller home in area of larger more expensive homes. Three bdrms., 1 bath, separate din. rm., large side porch, plus fairly new 2 car garage. Price $24,500! Call Now. Mr. Potter. L. A. Peterson & Co. GR 5-1010 Evanston Review * Wilmette $37,000 $25,000 Vacant — Immediate possession — 6 room brick home, .all on the first floor. Easily expandable second floor. 2 car garage. Located in a quiet residential neighborhood within walking distance of everything. Call today. NORTHFIELD SOUTH EVANSTON—FOR THE BUDGET MINDED. DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM WASHINGTON SCHOOL! 4 bedroom 2 bath home on nice size lot. Walk to shops and transportation at the door! All this for $20,900. this EVANSTON 600 Location!! EVANSTON, . KENILWORTH Realtors—Since 1884 our Picture Display Ads! Review makes available. Owners retiring to Florida and wish to sell their Winnetka home, which is in immaculate condition. It has a living room, separate dining room, large . kitchen, 3 bedrooms and a tandem fourth which can be a family room. Two full bathrooms. Nicely landscaped yard and three’ car garage. Low taxes. Will consider any reasonable offer and terms. INC. Classified Shore Comin Evanston, Lake Forest, - Evanston—16 Apt. Bldg. BAIRD & WARNER SELL CALL Deerfield Villager Highland Park Herald Serving every North munity from offices Deerfield, Winnetka, Glenview, Northbrook. Buildings OWNER WILL EXCHANGE EXCELlent bldg. (1 block N. of Howard) for larger bidg. up to $400,000. Will add some cash. S SIMPSON - OR Glenview, Il. 588-1855 Inside cover Pages - 90 and 52 FEATURING A PRIVATE COLONY OF ¢lub facilities and 2-3 bdrm. apts. and townhouses. Located west of Waukenon West Lake Av. CALL BOB KIVLIN 724-9100 For Sale—Apt. Rd. transfer house EAST $21,500 Three bedroom ranch with 142 car attached garage; screened porch overlooking patio and rear yard with brick Bar-B-Q. Wilmette Life Winnetka Talk Glencoe News Northbrook Star Glenview Announcements Eyre LO CONDOMINIUMS 156 Kenilworth 1-7300 RANCH $90s Larger home in East section near Sear’s School and station. Large living room, dining room, modern kitchen. 6 bedrooms, 31% baths. Separate servant’s quarters. Large lot. Owner prefers one day’s notice for showings. Baird & Warner 1151 Waukegan 724-1855 OWNER desirable t occupancy. REALTOR GLENVIEW (EAST) Open Saturday May 27th 2-5 p.m. Open Sunday May 28th 2-5 p.m. 1000 FORESTIVEW DRIVE Outstanding! Very attractive all Brick and Stone Air Conditioned Ranch. Many luxury features, large interior, 3 bedrooms plus beautiful library or 4th bedroom, 2 de luxe ceramic baths, separate dining room, new very deluxe kitchen with all built-ins cost $4,900. Recreation room with 2nd fireplace, jalousied porch, underground sprinkling, etc. Beautiful grounds, private rear yard. Vacant, immediate possession. Outstanding location, terrific value in low 60s! Be sure to see _ the interior! MR. DEAKINS. Directions: East on Glenview Rd. to Surrey, South 2 blocks. QUINLAN who wants to live in a neat charming atmospnere. Two gas heating plants, modern kitchens and baths,, attractive tiled fireplaces in each apartment, lots' of storage space, 2 car garage, pleasing landscaping with shrubs etc. Convenient Bay Rd. ALpine TO BUY Sachnoff $28,000 A 2 APARTMENT ANDRUSS, Green Owner’s WINNETKA Baird & Warner 2-3-4-Bedrooms 2-2'/> Baths ty 5th, Ideal NORTHBROOK In New Trier H.S. district (just off Happ Rd.). You must inspect - this lovely RANCH to see the spaciousness of its 8 rooms and full basement with the added luxury of 214 baths plus a 2 car attached garage. Realistically priced by transferred owner to sell for $37,500. 8-3414 EVANSTON 2009 HARRISON a tandem LUXURY WINNETKA. $33,500 This is it! Comfortable older home in a wonderful location. First floor has entry hall, living room, separate dining room, kitchen, den and powder room. There are four corner bedrooms and a bath on the second floor. Full basement, two car garage and good size lot, low taxes. See this home soon. LOCATION—LOCATION-—-LOCATION For the family who wants a home in the estate area of Winnetka, only a few blocks to Crow Island and Skokie Jr. High Schools, here it is! A beautifully built French Provincial on a spacious lot. Marble fire place in gracious living room, excellent traffic pattern, 3 bedrooms plus a study or 4th bedroom. Asking $62,500. _ garage with electric doors, frigidaire refrigerators, double oven, dishWasher, disposal. Fully carpeted. Immediate occupancy. DAvis EVANS- Sale—Houses plus BATH SMART & GOLE EVANSTON KENILWORTH traffic pattern on first floor with a ‘‘bonus’’ Family room. Children can walk to beach, Community House, attend Greeley, Skokie Jr. High and New Trier E. High School. $47,500. deduction, includes” principal and interest, heat and _ air-conditioning, - maintenance, insurance, Real Estate Taxes, For 4 bedrooms per month down SOUTH 3 course. WINNETKA—NEW LISTING Immaculate family home in wonderfully convenient E. Winnetka location. 4 BEDROOMS with IN ROOM, 2 158 Pek Sale—Houses EAST exceptional ton. Each apartment has 2 bedrooms, large dining room and large kitchen. Well maintained. 4 garages. $67,500. INDIAN HILL REALTY HI 6-0900 274-|00| EVANSTON ws FLAT ae REALTORS on 34 acre. Crab orchard stoné and frame. Separate dining room. Up-tothe-minute kitchen plus eating area. Walnut paneled den with double doors and parquet floors. West wing has 2 master bedrooms and bath. East wing has 2 bedrooms and bath plus game room. Property overlooks 18 fairway with magnificent views across the JUST REDUCED TO EVANSTON, $53,500. Beautiful 3 apt. building, 6 years old. 2 5’s; 1 3 rm.; 2142 car garage; many extras; immed. occup. By owner. 728 Mulford. DAvis 8-6981. 6 GLENVIEW 9 : BUILDER wants to trade for home or vacant l, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, full dining room, U-type kitchens, Plenty of expensive cabinets and appliances. Carpeted breakfast room. 1 block to “‘One’’, near bus. PArk 4-8009. BRICK tan | Mitchell Brothers OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 937 CLUB CIRCLE NORTH EVANSTON || DELUXE APTS. | Block to Lake and Beach 158 NASH well-maintained Bldg. in good Evanston loc. All per plbg. $10,335 income. Many tures. Call now, $69,500 TN a a 156 For Sale—Apt. Buildings THREE 5 RM. AND THREE 315 RM. Street Evansto Zt Listing—Kenilwort ENJOY AN EXTREMELY PLEAS neighborhood and the great co ence of being close to schools, t and shopping in this colonial home attractively decorated and well maintained. On the first Entry hall, large liv. rm.-din. combination w/frpl., bright md kitchen with/D and and e area, and powder room. There bedrooms and 11% baths on the se floor. Extras include children’s room in basement, stone terrace good storage. Call Mrs. Moone DELIGHTFUL A CHARMING, bedroom, 142 WELL bath DECEIVE MAINTAIN ranch that i more spacious than it seems fro exterior. Excellent cabinet ki w/D and D., New family Completely private and fenced yard. Low 20s. Call Mrs. Tobias. McGUIRE 567 Lincoln Av., & ORR, Winnetka * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May ING _ 446 25, | �158 IBM IN AND REGISTER WITH OUR ‘‘MAGIC BRAIN” HIGHLAND PARK JUST LISTED, A SPLIT LEVEL WITH A PLUS. Charming 3 _ bedrooms, 1'2 bath home in dead end lane. Lower level paneled Family room PLUS Large Family-Breakfast room. Formica cabinet Kitchen w/built-ins. Attached garage. Priced to sell $26,900. WINNETKA Red Brick COLONIAL 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 powder rooms. Living room w/marble FP, Large Dining room, Paneled DEN. Modern Kitchen, paneled Breakfast room. Paneled FAMILY ROOM. Utility room _ on stIst. Screened porch. Master bedroom w/separate dressing room and bath. 2 car garage, radio controlled. PRIME EAST LOCATION. $94,500. GLENCOE ATTRACTIVE Custom built DE LUXE Ranch. Lanai room w/built in abinet and travertine marble floor. pacious Living room _ w/beautiful arble fireplace. Paneled LIBRARY /bookshelves and Hi-Fi and TV. Master suite w/bedroom, dressing room and bath plus 2nd bath. Family oom w/wet bar, Kitchen w/double oven and 2 refrigerators. Maid’s room and bath. Utility room, 2 car garage /radio control. AIR CONDITIONED. oo many other features to mention. pper bracket. WILMETTE HARMING SPLIT LEVEL, Living oom, Dining L, Kitchen w/built in double oven and range, D and D. EXTRA LARGE breakfast room. Master bedroom w/bath. 3 family bedrooms and bath. Paneled FAMILY ROOM. Roughed in powder room. Bcreened porch. Patio. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. House in EXELLENT CONDITION. $45,000. INGLESIDE OUSE ON A HILL, CUSTOM BUILT Brick and stone RANCH w/panoramic alley views. Living room, Dining oom, 3 bedrooms, 112 bath. Kitchen /built-ins. 2 car garage, Thermopane indows, 112 acres, many extras. 546,500. McHENRY ottage near PISTAKEE LAKE, good ize lot, fine rooms. 3 bedrooms, bath. xcellent fishing area. This house has ake rights. Evenings call 815-385-0780 L. RINGER nnetka Linden Hillcrest LOngbeach 6-7274 1-4463 GLENCOE ERLOOKING GOLF COURSE. harming Crab Orchard stone splitevel in lovely area with complete rivacy. 4 bdrm., 3 bath, spacious liv. m. w/stone frp. opening to stone atio w/large FREE FORM SWIMING POOL. Sep. din. rm., fam. rm., car gar. New reduced price $79,500. NDSOME BRICK PROVINCIAL. IN ne East location. Immaculate cond. /beautiful grounds. 2 story liv. rm. /frpl., large din. rm., exc. modern it., 5 bdrms., 442 baths, rec., 4 car ar. $87,500. LIGHTFUL WHITE-PAINTED 3 drm., 2 bath, in best East location. v. rm. w/frpl. plus sun room, sep. in. rm., den, full basement. 2 car ar. $41,500. WINNETKA URIOUS SPLIT-LEVEL ON noice landscaped half acre in best ast location. Spacious beamed ceilg liv. rm. and large fam. rm. with ouble frpl. opening to terraced stone atio. Large din. area, sep. brkfst. . Delightful modern kit. w/built-in ens, range, dishwasher, refrig. and eezer. 4 bdrms., 31% baths, man stom built-ins throughout. Air cond. car garage. $119,500. beymour REAL Park Av., Graham ESTATE GLENCOE VE 5-4455 NORTHBROOK Just listed UNBELIEVABLE bmetimes occurs—here’s what we hean—5 bedrooms; 212 baths; family bom; separate dining room; breakst Area; basement; garage—all ithin walking distance and all under 50, HORSES ARE COMING!! most noiseless location! Forest eserve with bridle path a half block ehind home. Huge 7-room house for 1,000 w/3 bdrms.; 2 full baths; mily room and great traffic pattern. lose to everything. SUAL 2-STORY COLONIAL : th 4 bdrms.; 3 full baths; beautiful, erry paneled family room; modern tchen; gas heat; 2-car garage. eep, fenced rear yard. $45,000. AYARS LTY Waukegan Rd. CRestwood y 25, 1967 158 For Sale—Houses IMMEDIATE POSSESSION — Ring RINGER for RESULTS COME For Sale-—Houses COMPANY Northbrook 2-3550 Evanston Review CONVENIENTLY LOCATED RANCH house in EVANSTON—Haven school district. A work-saver for mother— few steps. 3 lovely bedrooms, a ceramic tile bath plus a powder room. Gather your family about the fireplace in the large living room. Kitchen w/eating area. A_ breeze swept porch for Summer nights. This home has a full basement, perfect for future recreation room. $34,000. FIRST TIME OPEN—SUNDAY 2-5 NO. 2 STEEPLECHASE LANE, NORTH:FIELD (just So. of Sunset Ridge CC entrance) An elegant ‘French Normandy with 6 family bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 powder rooms, plus servant’s reom and bath. Family room w/fireplace off the kitchen, plus a lovely Birch paneled library. LR w/fireplace, formal dining room, dramatic reception foyer with spiral staircase. Tremendous Thermador kitchen with French hand design cabinets, Mixmaster food center, elec. ice cube maker—every possible convenience. An inner courtyard separates the living room and family room wings. 3car garage. MUST BE SEEN—priced in upper bracket. NEW ON THE MARKET IS THIS 7 room brick 2-story home with 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, a family room, 26 ft. living room w/fireplace, separate dining room, new kitchen w/built-in elec. range, double ovens, refrigerator and dishwasher. Enclosed _ porch. Garage. 100x160 lot in a beautiful setting bordering North Shore Country Club grounds. $52,000. 8X9 RM. COLONIAL ON A HALF acre-plus in a very attractive area of WINNETKA. This fine home includes a living room, paneled den, paneled family room (each with a beautiful woodburning fireplace), 4 bedrooms, 215 baths, Huge Bluestone patio, brick walled, just off the family room—for delightful Summer entertaining. Formal dining room and _ completely equipped kitchen w/breakfast area. 2nd floor laundry room. 2-car garage. $92,500. ROOM COLONIAL OF BURNT Brick and Cedar construction. Built in 1964, it has every modern convenience. The 4 bedrooms are all large and the baths are beautiful. Your furniture will fit gracefully in the 26 ft. living room and the family room is very warm and inviting with a large stone fireplace, ranch plank flooring and beamed ceiling. Formal dining room, powder room. Full basement, finished 2-car garage. A very complete and livable home, priced in the ‘Hugh C. Michels and Company 751 ELM ST.,WINN. HIUcrest 6-7100 NORTHFIELD Sunset Ridge - area Contemporary Brick ranch—7 rms., 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. Swimming pool nearly an acre—$79,500. HIGHLAND PARK Hemphill built—1958 This well styled American Colonial brick ranch on select landscaped site of former nursery with established comparable surrounding homes has 2 master bedrooms, 245 ceramic tile baths, paneled family room w/wet bar, den, breakfast room, excellent country kitchen, 2 fireplaces, central air, large basement. 2 car garage w/electric eye door. Offered at $14,000 sions. replacement cost. Many inclu- DEERFIELD Well located 3 bedroom ranch, cabinet kitchen, lovely fence yard, black top drive, ceramic tile bath, large utility room. Extras $22,500. NORTHBROOK A True Colonial—with 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 242 baths, 2 car garage, family rm. and washer-dryer area list flr. CENTRAL AIR—$46,000. King's Court Corporation a division of C. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOCIATES 330 W. Frontage Rd., Northfield. HI 6-8373 LINCOLNWOOD TOWERS. ELEGANT cor. ranch; circular drive; 3 bedrms.; 242 baths; spacious foyer; liv. rm. w/frpl.; formal din. rm.; kit.; breakfast rm.; fam. rm.; mud rm. plus rec. rm. and office-study; cent. air cond.; 2 car att. gar. Low 80s. EDGEWOOD-WILDWOOD. DE LUXE crab orchard stone ranch on beautiful lge. cor. lot. 3 bedrms.; 2 baths; cent entrancewro/ 1 yfe;r2 ofam center entrance w/formal foyer; 2 frpl.; extra lge. fam. rm.; elegant kit. and breakfast rm.; cent. air cond.; 2 ear att. gar.; walking distance to C.T.A. Milw. RR; Wildwood and St. Mary of Woods schls. In 60s. E. GLENVIEW. RUSTIC 3 BDRM. brick ranch on lge. wooded lot, approx. 150 x 158; beamed ceiling liv. rm. w/frpl.; kit. w/eating area; 1 bath; jalousied porch; att. gar. Only $29,900. : G. OLSON REAL ESTATE RO 3-1844 ROOMING HOUSE SOUTH EAST EVaston R-6 Zoning, License for 7 rooms and 1 Apt. Call Mr. Massman, L. A. Peterson & Co. GR 5-1010. * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk GLENVIEW — Located in popular Swainwood, this perfectly maintained ranch offers wonderful living and unusual privacy. The fenced rear yard has underground pipes for future swimming pool, with filter and heated in oversized attached garage, and approximately 4,500 square feet of decorative paving. There is a fireplace in the 14x25 living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and a great family room 16 x _ 25. The modern kitchen has built-in oven and range, dishwasher, disposal and a breakfast room with glass door to the patio. Central air conditioning, aluminum screens and storms and electric garage door opener. The price is $59,500. KENILWORTH-East—6 bedrooms, 242 bath Dutch Colonial on 100 x 175 foot lot. Paneled family room on first floor, kitchen with built-in barbeque, fireplace in living room and in recreation area in basement, 2 car garage with apartment above. Price $59,500. NORTHFIELD—It is difficult to find good Contemporary but we believe this 5 bedroom. ranch is in excellent example. There are 3 baths, 2 powder rooms, a wonderful family kitchen with a fireplace, paneled den and an outstanding family room 22 x 31. The 2 car garage with electric door opener is attached, there is a screened porch, central air conditioning, swimming pool and a beautiful lot of about 1-1/3 acres. The price is $175,000. WINNETKA—Here is a home for a family with youngsters in Crow Island or Skokie Schools, both of which are in easy walking distance. Living room, dining room, modernized kitchen and powder room on first floor and 3 bedrooms and bath on the second. Gas heat, full basement, new oversized garage and a nice lot 50x 187. The price is $30,500. NORTHBROOK—If you want true privacy with all the comforts of city living, be sure to consider this luxurious ranch on a beautiful 11% acre lot. There are 4 family bedrooms and 2 servants, paneled basement recreation room, central air condition- ing, swimming pool and garage. The price is $250,000. Elm Street and WILDE REALTORS HI 6-5544 Open Evanston Open RANCH. BEAUTI- ful landscaped garden. 3 bedrms., cer. tile bath plus shower stall in bsmt, Large liv. rm., frpl., modern kit., family rm. adjoining awning covered patio. Panid. rec. rm. in bsmt. Att. gar. plus carport. Gas heat. Many extras included. Immed. poss. Priced right at $42,000. Indian Hill Estates EXCELLENT 4 BEDRM. 245 BATH spacious Colonial. Beautiful liv. rm. with frpl. and bay, separate din. rm., family rm. with French doors leading to screened porch. Delightful kitchen and eating space. Lovely garden. Garage. Reasonable taxes. $77,500. Wilmette ATTRACTIVE BARN - RED WITH white trim complete small home. 2 bedrms., 1 bath, modern kitchen, lge. living-dining rm. combination. Screened porch, basement. A pleasant. setting on lovely landscaped lot wit flowering trees and shrubs. Good value at $29,000. QUINLAN & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN AV. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 Executives ON BURR OAK INC. EVANSTON BR. 3-3750 Home DRIVE OFF SUNSET Ridge Road. A superbly maintained, top quality, 4 Bedroom-three bath, 6 year old split level, On a beautifully landscaped acre site. This home has marble floored reception hall, sunken living room, a spacious’ walnut paneled family room with handsome stone fireplace, a dream kitchen with new KitchenAid. Dishwasher, a de- Tuxe pecan paneled recreation room with built-in bar, central air conditioning. Almost new carpeting included. The sliding glass doors of the family room-open onto a delightful free form patio, complete with canvas roof, beyond which lies the swimming pool, a summertime delight for children and adults alike. An out of state move makes this extra ordinary opportunity available. Call John Goodman. ORRINGTON REALTY DA Evanston * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving Sun. 2-5 1814 SOUTH BOULEVARD . . Close to Dawes Grammar School and Chute Junior Hi! 6 Rm, ranch in marvelous condition inside and out! Air conditioned, 3 BR’s, 11% baths, built-in oven and range, full basement with cedar closet. Overhead sewers. Thermopane windows in living room. Low low 40s. A SHERWINNER! Don’t miss it! Evanston, 14 Blk. to bungalow. ceramic N.W. Move In Willard School! Remodeled New cabinet kitchen, new bath with vanity, new dec- orating, new roof, new combination storms and screens. Everything new except the owner! Is that you? $29,500. This fine home has a fireplace and garage. Call us A SHER-WINNER! Evanston Newly Only cozy now! Listed Close to Oakton School and fine Ridge Avenue transportation! Well designed oversized Pennsylvania Dutch Colonial. 7 lovely rooms, 3 BR’s, 112 baths, huge kitchen and fine 1st floor fam. rm., and 142 car garage. Magnificent condition $44,000. Evanston Price Reduced Cozy ranch style in NW section! 2 large bedrooms, fireplace, big din. rm., modern kitchen, full basement. ‘Maintenance free aluminum siding. Forced air heat. NOW ONLY $27,500. A SHERWINNER! 3 bedroom cul-de-sac. 142 baths, garage, LANNON East STONE beautiful LOADS OF SPACE IN FOR THE GROWING BRICK Oak fine AND family OTHER GOOD BUYS IN GLENVIEW AREA CONSULT Established Waukegan Road 1925 PArk 4-0600 DEERFIELD—CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. Owner transferred out of country. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Like new appliances, carpeting and drapes all agrees at just reduced price of RAVINIA GREEN — BUILDERS MODEL OF INDIVIDUAL DESIGN. Mosaic tiles. Walnut paneling. Picture windows. 2 staircases. Oak kitchen. Huge rooms. 4 bedrooms, 242 baths, 2 car garage. Air conditioning included at $59,900 : HIGHLAND CO. 8-4440 — PICTURE BOOK LAKESIDE , ~ 457 Central Bluff Av., rm., 3 nice rec. LO SPLIT bdrms., 2 baths, Taneleca H.P. ONE © 0, OWNER HOME : Swainwood .area, quality Roeepge bei! 3 bedrooms, de luxe kitchen, paneled © recreation room, air-conditioned. fe: IN T E 40s ¥ BIG OAKS Surround rooms, this brick ranch. 2 baths, basement, luxe kitchen, large 3 garage, de- family r CALL TODAY EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION Glenview, rms., room 4 2 Flick Park and pool, 8 — near 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, family with fireplace. Gate: : PPER 30s QUALITY IN SWAINWOOD Glenview separate close brick dining to house. ranch, room, Roosevelt Park Herald _ : 3 bedroom family roon Park. A lot of. MID 40s KOENIG & STREY. Glenview Wilmette Northbrook Central Evanston LOVELY DUTCH COLONIAL has Liv. Rm. 15 x 25 with Frpl., Bir Cab. Kitchen with dishwasher and Brkfst. Rm., Din. Rm. or Den, enclosed flr. Porch has and Pow. 3 Bedrms. Home heat, DELUXE has full fenced BRICK oramic Rm.; and 2nd. Bath and stairway to and (ver: tax at $29,500. 3 Evanston RANCH Views! fl basemer rear yard $500. Available Liv. Rm. WITH PAN- with Frpl. and Pict. Wdw., Dining area with Sliding Glass Wdw. Wall to Patio, fully equipped Birch Cabinet Kitchen Me a Bay—all overlook the ~— y. landscaped floodlighted rd and beyond over the Golf é ures; ile 3 Bedrms., 2 Vanity Tile Baths, full heated basement, 2 car East att. garage. Cabinet 26x 16 : Kitchen Ist Jalousied P finance pr ae Glenview 5 BEDROOMS—FULL BASEM Equippec with Fir., Family dee m, Unusual -B-Q Appleton F1 Rm., ge space. Owner Sell On Contract. will help & Company 1312 Chicago Av. 4-110 2 ALpine 1-11 EXCELLENT RANCH HOME IN C ter of town. Living room; separate — UNiversity dining Lovely room; den or 4th kitchen with range, bedroom. refrigera- tor, washer and dryer included. 3 bedrooms and bath; 11% car attached garage. Home in excellent condition | with lovely plantings. $30,300. $ EIGHT-ROOM extra large HOME wooded LOCATED lot in ON excellent close-in location. Carpeted living room with fireplace; separate dining room: wonderful kitchen; four bedrooms and two baths; family room; full basement; 2-car garage. Priced in the 40s. TWO HOMES ON ABOUT AN ACRE of ground fronting the Forest Preserve. A two-story 6-room home with full basement; living room and separate dining room; 2-car garage. A ranch home with living room with fireplace; kitchen; bedroom and bath. The small ranch home has an operating kennel with 12 dog runs. Fifties. ‘ WYATT 432-6320 © ne stores. 999 * Northbrook Star * Highland Lake Forest-Lake PARK PRETTY. Inside and outside. Country Club views. Lannon stone and frame. Separate dining room, 4 bedrooms, 114 ig paneled rec. room. Near town. $ acre CONVENIENT LOCATION 3 bedroom ranch, kitchen with eating area, garage, walk to -schools COTTAGE Glenview Realty 1141 FRAME e LOW "08 2/3 rm. condition, FAM- CHARMING WELL-MAINTAINED 6 room Cape Cod; 3 bedrooms; 2 baths; large living-dining room; kitchen with eating area; 2-car garage; large nicely landscaped yard, completely fenced. Many extras are included in this low price of $23,900. FOR acres Owner transferred—reduced to 000!—Will accept reasonable offer. ily. White brick Cape Cod; bedrooms; den; 2 C.T. baths; li room with stone fireplace; basement; and attached garage. Custom built; across from park; and just $31,500. COZY rec. Northwest PARK VIEW bedrooms, — GLENVIEW RANCH 3 plus bdrms., 2 baths, garage, many extras. attic. 8-ROOM es 3 secluded, construction. gorgeous under THIS bedroor I GLENVIEW-SWAINWOOD Gas brick and frame bi-level; 4 bedrooms or 3 and den; 2 baths; kitchen with large eating area; living room; large dining ‘‘L”’; family room; 2% -car attached garage; located on a quiet cul-de-sac. Newly decorated and yours for $33,900. GREAT 1!2 gardens, large master) KIDS on quiet ,500 carpeting. $38,500 RANCH Glenview, T HIS FOR = yard, NORTHEAST EVANSTON Gracious family home, 607 Howard Street—Evanston BRoadway 3-5420 UNiversity 9-2575 GLENVIEW nice NORTHFIELD, CUSTOM BUILT 4 bedroom home, 3 fireplaces, room, good value. SAMUEL SHERWIN GREAT ranch, BONNIE GLEN ESTATES Fine area of Glenview. 6 315 baths, air-conditioned. PA 9-0330 AL 1-0300 CR. 2-0330 Glenview Realty & STREY | TIME TO GET STARTED Finest Glenview BRICK 2-5 OUR 41ST YEAR GOOD VALUES BEAUTIFUL RED BRICK COLONIAL home in excellent condition. Liv. rm. with frpl., din. rm., sun rm., kit. and pwar, rm. on Ist. 4 bedrms., cer. tile bath on 2nd. Very small but charming garden. 1 car att. garage. Short walk to bus to Chicago and El station. Ideal for the family wanting convenience with low maintenance. $55,000. Southeast Sun. KOENIG 1607 DOBSON . . Doctors, lawyers, merchants .. . who need quick transp. to Loop and a de luxe home besides, THIS IS FOR YOU!! . 8 Room sumptuous face brick and lannon stone Georgian, 4 jumbo sized bedrooms, 242 baths (1 off master bedroom,) big living room with fireplace, and a delightful paneled air conditioned family room with sliding glass doors to patio. Kitchen is spacious and completely modern with separate breakfast area, paneled rec. room with maid’s quarters. 2 car garage. 1 short block to Howard Street and near Dawes Grammar and Chute Junior High School. All this for an unbelievably low price of $57,500. See it! A SHERWINNER! New Listings Evanston CHARMING Fer. Seie~Housed. Sale-—Houses Evanston attached GLENCOE—Brick and stone ranch in one of Glencoe’s most convenient locations. The station, shopping and the Central school are all in easy walking distance. Living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bath and powder room. The heated garage is attached, the lot is 58x 153 and the price is $32,500. 714 For SAMUEL SHERWIN and WILDE GOELZER NILES Must be sold—Owner has purchased GEORGIAN two story 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 142 baths. Lovely Georgian marble firepl. in liv. rm., Ist flr. family rm. 13 x 19; also game room in basement, attchd. garage. Immaculate condition ready to move into and low, low, low Thirties. below GOELZER 158 Waukegan & COONS, Rd. PArk * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald INC. Glenview, Ill. Classified — 17 4-3000 _ �” KENILWORTH ‘A MASTER -space for Ved; BRADY SUITE TV, LUXURY chaise and BUILT BRICK RANCH overlooking 10th green of Sunset Ridge Club. Paneled family room, walled patio, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 3. baths, spacious dining room, built-in kitchen, breakfast area, Ist floor utility room and a basement, too. Air conditioned. It’s a beautiful home in a sylvan setting perfect for the discriminating family. Upper bracket. extra 212 baths. This sturdily built English i has a FIRST FLOOR DEN, a EC, ROOM and BKFST. ROOM ost convenient location. nou. i too. 90s. RANCH IN just ‘st Low gt hee blocks RTY Northbrook EAST LAKE from the Lake. eres NICE piece ON OVER AN ACRE of secluded RAVINE. C Rian panties with a SODDED and located with many WERING PLANTS and_= shade EES. Underground erect sys. 3 BEDRMS. AND 3 BATH room. Centrally AIR CONDID. An unusually nice home. $73,500 6 YEARS NEW AIR- . well view. landscaped FOR in East OUTSTANDING and reatest’’. _ with fenced a kitchen 2 car garage. back uordinary yard buy ‘‘the lawn makes in low, ~DON'T IN ‘SEEING that’s Sodded 40s. DELAY THIS PICTURESQUE Cod on a lovely corner lot in RTHEAST Morton Grove. 2 bedrms and bath downstairs—2 bedrms Large basement. Faas bath upstairs. Cool patio—garage. Priced in low 30s. PORTER TORS 3REEN HOME IS OUR TO SELL YOUR HOME int and powder do wonders for the es. Sprucing up a house makes it marketable, too. Before putting Ragone up for sale, call us. We'll pe what to do to sell it faster e . easier . .. and at the most am, , dining room, large library, : En floor suite, plus 5 bedrooms ths. Swimming pool. and Northfield Ad Road, Northfield Channer HI 4 & Associates Sp Y LIVING CLOSE TO TOWN. anned for maximum _ sunlight, nimum care, outdoor fun, gracious taining and casual family living. rb construction and detail. This Contemporary Ranch has the i SMALL ESTATE CLOSE-IN Cozy Cape Cod. Separate din. rm., 114 baths on 46,000 sq. ft. lot. Enough room for swimming pool, tennis court, dog run, croquet, garden or to subdivide. Walk to school, village, train. ve one of Deerfield’s best areas. Low “3 : Hillside of Oriental influence in the stone exterior and the versatility of 3, 4 or 5 bedrooms; 215-15 baths; family room and play room; 2 fireplaces. ‘MOST LIVEABLE with eating ooms plus HOUSE area, a_e sleeping’ aot and Full basement; NORTHBROOK—JUST REDUCED This lovely custom built 4 bedroom Colonial. 2!2 baths, step-down liv. rm., sep. din. rm., family room w/frpl. 2 car garage. Centrally AIRCONDITIONED. Many extras. Immediate possession. $56,000. THE porch. appliances included. Car garage. All - sehools are within so is the train. Low A BUY! baths; tchen with basement; les School. FOR walking 30s. DESIRE NEWER HOME? DESIRE EAST WINNETKA? DESIRE WALK TO BEACH? DESIRE WALK TO VILLAGE? DESIRE WALK TO TRAIN? Plus 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, recreation room. Call us today. distance, 3° BEDROOM RANCH. separate dining room, stove and Pete gttned 2 car garage; 2 blocks $24,500. eal on this center growing-family of town. home Large yard—4 in and ‘wou ld be delighted « 8 to have his bright level home SOLD!! Family room sliding door to patio; ee 4 A fag? eoting space; att. 2-car e garage. : IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY $38 900" mg wear HOME on a large lot adjoining the golf - course. FOUR family bedrooms PLUS maid’s suite! The living room, recreation room and den each have a FIREPLACE; area; attached kitchen 2-car has __ eating garage. $56,500. AYARS REALTY Waukegan Rd CRestwood 18 — Classified - easy maintenance. 2 BEDROOM bedroom, STUCCO HOME. D.R., spacious kitchen. Full basement, and 1 car garage. Located in South Evanston near schools and transportation. $19,500. 1229 ALBERT Emerson St. GASKIN CO. UNiversity May 28 2:00 - 4:30 WINNETKA JUST LISTED. BEAUTIFUL EARLY American home on 14 acre. Liv. rm.; din. rm.; glassed-in family rm. with sliding doors to patio and garden. 4 bedrms.; 312 baths; 2 car att. gar. Centrally air conditioned. Perfect home for the executive. WINNETKA Brick home in choice location. 4 Bdrms., 4 Baths. Large Liv. Rm. Large Family Rm. Gracious Din, Rm. Modern Kitchen. 2 car att. garage. Located on beautifully landscaped 1% acre. WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF HOUSES FROM EVANSTON TO LAKE FOREST ALONG THE LAKE, AND FROM GLENVIEW TO BARRINGTON 5: Hage FROM $20,000 to $200,000., AN OF WHICH WE ld ae D BE MOST HAPPY TO SHOW Weston E. Davie & Co. Dorothy Amos Ruth Nock Betsey Norris Weston E. Davie REALTORS Road, Winnetka Bay WINNETKA—New HI Listing New England Colonial on attractive lane near Tower Rd. and Hibbard. Four nice bedrooms with 214 baths, paneled den and recreation room with fireplace. Overlooks golf course. AIR CONDITIONED. Low 70s. Call Rose Silsbee. WILMETTE—Locust Rd. Area VERY ATTRACTIVE with dozens living. Large RANCH HOME kitchen with breakfast room. Four family bedrooms and 2 more baths. Completely finished basement for family recreation tic freeform TRALLY $84,500. and hobbies. GLENVIEW Brick and clapboard split level with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths on same level. Slate floor in entry. Paneled family rm. with frpl, and vinyl floor. Powder room. Utility and mud room. Living room, dining ‘‘L’’ large eating area in kitchen. Basement with paneled office and play area. Screened porch, patio, beautiful trees. Near Lyons’ and O.L.P.H. schools and park. Walk to train. Qwner transferred. $52,500. DEERFIELD—New NICELY RESTORED Listing 3 BEDROOM 14, bath home on one acre of land near Alan Sheperd School. Beautiful trees in a nursery stock setting. This is good investment at $28,500. Call Rose Silsbee—HI 6-4073 (eve.) J. CLARKE BAKER 9-1669 NORTH BAUMANN-COOK Lincoln Ave., Winnetka GLENCOE OPEN SUN. 2-4: 593 ORCHARD LANE Dundee to Hohlfelder—M to Orchay —then West. LIKE SWIMMING Here is a cozy Ranch with a divi heated FREE FORM SWIMMIN POOL—with diving board! 3 oe pas 2 baths, stunning living rm. MANY PLUS FEATURES. MID 40s. NEED SPACE AND CONVENIENCE This is the home that will fit you needs. MANY BEDRMS. Near th Lake and walking distance to tra and town. Carriage house for income A HI 6-5000 TERRIFIC BUY! Centrally a conditioned split level, overlooki golf course. Living rm. w/cathedr ceiling. 34bedrms., 242 baths. F basement. Exquisite landscaping. 576 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka, Illinois Hubbard Baird & Warner Hillcrest Hillcrest KENNETH 6-1855 6-2700 NORTHBROOK feet of ee to see HOUSE, BRUFF REALT 527 Dundee Rd., Northbrod MORTON GROVE—attractive 3-bed split level—nice living-dining co nation—2 tile baths—paneled room and separate utility roor $25,500. wilmette 3 bedroom, 112 bath, 5 year old home built by Otto Schultz. Two fireplaces, atio, yard, and attached garage. EDUCED ' FOR QUICK’ SALE. $37,500. lake forest 314 acres near Knollwood Country Club and expensive homes. Entire piece offered at —— MADISON shore . Rd. HANDYMAN’S SPECIAL—Northbr West area—3 bedrm. frame Ra Needs handy family to put outs into shape—-large living-dining ro combination. Nice kitchen; sepa utility area; oversized 2 car garag immediate possession—owner help finance—$19,500. BIRCHWOOD service 811 CR 1450 DOWN—FHA APPRAISED AT $22,350 WILL LOAN $20,900 Owner will sell for $19,000 for quick action! This 3 bdrm., 112 bath split level is located in good area in Wheeling. IMMACULATE AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION INSIDE AND OUT. Well landsca ed. Rear yard enclosed for privacy. THIS IS A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A VERY GOOD BUY. Call now. BETTY ADAMS. 1151 Waukegan 724-1855 Glenview, Il. 588-1855 Skokie 2-7300 LINCOLNSHIRE wooded, fully E. SAWYER 12 HOME on a fine tree lined street of higher priced homes. Asking $26,500. GEORGE J. CYRUS & CO. UN 4-9020 BR 3-2660 BY OWNER, OLDER HOME IN Winnetka, 3 bdrms., large liv. rm. and din. rm., full basement with gas heat. One car garage, in exc. cond. Low 30s. 446-1449. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Green Bay WINNETKA Road NOW 446-2 VACANT NORTHBROOK $1,500 DOWN” OPEN SUNDAY 1:30 TO 670 Alice Dr. (W. on Dundee Rd blk. W. of Pfingsten, right on Me Dr. to Alice Dr.) 30 yr. 6% finand avail. on this attractive 3 bdttn. 5 with bsmt. on a 142 acre lot mature trees. Owner anxious to s EVANSTON RETIREMENT RANCH Cute and economical. Two spacious bedrooms; dining room; living room; kitchen with eating area; and bath. Lovely garden type yard with patio fruit trees and garage (19 x 22) Located SMIT REALTOR FEATURING . DeLuxe 4 and 5 bedrm. Colonials . Center entry foyer . Separate dining room . 214 ceramic tile baths . Paneled family rm. with frplc. . Kitchen with built-ins . Basement and 2-car garage. Seema FROM oe 900 s ss. on 1 model MODEL. OPEN. DRIVE OUT TODAY! BIRCHWOOD BUILDERS CR 2-7300 811 Skokie Hwy. Northbrook PA 4-3294. NORTHWEST eee PA PRICE REDUCTION ON THIS 2 new 5 bedroom Colonial makes the outstanding value in Colony Po A handsome and spacious house i demand area. Large liv. rm., din. rm., pan. family rm. w/frpl. ‘ a huge Country Kitchen. Don’t seeing this, in low 60s. Call Haskell. 874 A DISTINCTIVE ge E. SAWYER SMIT DEERFIELD BLUFFS improved REALTY Hwy. DEERFIELD-LINCOLNSHIRE Heavily VALUE 272-7550 evanston 869-5600 LARGE BRAND NEW—4-bedroom Colonial gs under construction. On heavily wood lot—center entry hall—separate din room—2!4 baths—paneled fa room w/fireplace—$49, 900. 4 bedroom Victorian in Central Evanston. Ideal for a large family on small budget. Less than $5,000 down. Reduced to $26,000. of north 40s. Call excellent location in Northbrook s rounded by mature trees. Four lar bedrooms, 215 CT baths, oak cabi kitchen, with built-ins, paneled fam room, fireplace in living room—see believe in low 40s. Open Sundays from 11 to 5 p 1240 Meadow Rd., Northbrook CR 22-0200 mrs. High DON’T MISS THIS. ALL BRI ranch, 3. bedrooms, den, full livi room, built-in kitchen, 2 car gara Beautifully landscaped. Must see ores: Saucer $27.5 Open Foahints 7-9 Winnetka— SEQUENS REALTY 30 yrs. aati TODA “LARGE There is something special about this home, lovely’three bedroom ranch set in a syivan setting. Large living room with fireplace. Attached garage, and a well landscaped yard, with a price tag which is hard to resist. over 835-37 AN ELEGANT SPLIT LEVEL Northbrook—centrally air-conditione 3 plus bedrooms, 2 baths, fenced ya intercom system and lots of ot ““goodies’’ to embellish 2,750 squa In a prize winning subdivision— A charming two story Colonial, placed in a young executive setting. This is a home for the discriminating buyer. Large living room, sep. dining room, four double bedrooms, paneled family room, two and a half baths. Family room has fireplace, full basement. 2 car garage, immediate possession. Priced to sell at $51,900. In sedate FRIEND Woods COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE—CLOS in location. Colonial ranch with fo bedrooms, two baths, fireplace, 2 c garage, wooded acre on private la Excellent expansion possibilitid close to Edens—Lower 30s. Open House Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. 474 Helen Drive. (West of Pfingsten, North of Dundee) A fine first home for the growing family. Three bedroom, Cape : Cod. Two full baths, large living room. separate dining room. Two and a half garage with large cemented patio. Immaculate on inside. Only $22,500. acre TOP LOCATION AND BEAUTIFUL roperty. This one family owned ome has the’ graciousness. and spaciousness of ‘‘days gone by’’ with the convenience of today’s perfect floor plan for entertaining and wonderful family living. Lovely large entrance hall with beautiful staircase. Huge family room adjoins the liv. rm., din. rm. and den. Semi-mod. kitchen with plenty of eating space and spot for upstairs utilities. 5 twinsized bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd. A wonderful 3rd floor with 3 additional bedrms. and 2 baths plus good storage space. 3 Fireplaces. New gas furnace and reasonable heating costs. Though built ‘‘yester-year’’, ageless as to quality construction. Excellent financing available. Call our office for appointment to see. 551 KENNETH FRIENE Baird & Warner EAST WINNETKA — ARE YOU A CHAUFFEUR?? Yq won't be any more in this attractive bedrm., 2!2 bath WILMETTE sp level—1 block from the Lake Aven bus, Large kitchen that seats Magnificent paneled driftwood fam rm. MANY INCLUSIONS! Avo West and New Trier West schools. Artis- pebble terrace. CENA IR-CONDITIONED. Sale—Houses WINNETKA QUAINT COLONIAL FARM HOUSE A small home for a small family right near the village, every convenience. Just two bedrooms, but both spacious, 144 baths, 14’ x25’ living room, fireplace, porch, 11’x13’ family kitchen. Gas heat, centrally airconditioned. Not much ground, yet ample for small garden, 2 car garage. $28,000. GEORGE RUMSFELD of extras for modern living room with fire- place, dining area, family room with fireplace and full bath. Modern For WINNETKA ON LANDENGLISH MANSION SCAPED 1.25 ACRE PLOT A quality home in every respect, meticulously cared for. Brick and half timber, slate roof, copper gutters, circular drive to 3 car garage. Large reception hall with authentic red quarry tile floor, dark oak trim, terrace overlooking garden, living room with bay, summer porch, large dining room, separate breakfast room with sunny leaded glass windows, kitchen, library with fireplace and bookshelves. Spacious master bedroom, dressing room and two bathrooms, six other bedrooms plus four baths. Large paneled playroom on the 3rd floor. Short walk to schools and playfield. If you want a fine home, call GEORGE RUMSFELD. 6-4500 Brick Georgian BEDROOM BUNGALOW. LARGE living room with wood burning fireplace; pleasant kitchen with eating area; screened porch. Paneled and carpeted throughout. A truly appealing home in splendid, ready to move into condition . . . $17,500. Can be yours for only $1,800 down. ly SUNDAY, Don’t miss seeing this English brick home in fine location. First flr. has a large Liv. Rm. with fplce., separate Din. Rm... completely remodeled family Kitchen and enlarged glazed and screened Porch with vinyl tiled flooring. 2nd Flr. has 3 Bdrms., 2 CT Baths, extra large closets. Large and beautifully landscaped yard has aluminum screened summer house wired tor electricity. Att. garage has electric eye door. $56,500. RACIAL large living room with dining area, spacious kitchen with eating area. Full dry basement. Located on large lot. Includes wall to wall carpeting and appliance. $23,500. 3 Pb COMPANY Northbrook 2-3550 OPEN Stately Evanston IMMACULATE BRICK AND CALIfornia Redwood home. Custom designed and custom built for comfort OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER es KENILWORTH, 556 GREENWOOD AVE. the bed- - rooms — large kitchen — basement— _ oversized garage. Now only $27,000. *split as Lincoln, Winnetka Hillcrest 6-8400 NON PRICE REDUCED E. Davie & Co. Call ALpine 6-1015 Jane Hanley Joyce King Alice Pietrowicz Rose Silsbee Mildred Williams 1219 Washington, Wilmette & Associates 525 lar Bali dionns Realtor John Channer REALTORS 38 Green Bay Rd.. Winnetka HIllcrest 6-0900 Weston 42 Green 6-5700 : ‘For. Sale—H ouses MORE BUY OF THE YEAR OWNER TRANSFERRED 4 bedroom Bi-level, 2'baths. Equipped kitchen. Carpeting and draperies. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING. Family rm. w/frpl. Beautifully landscaped and well maintained. Only $40,500. YRTHEAST EVANSTON, BY THE elegant home for the large amily. Gracious first floor built for formal entertaining. Large living room with stone fireplace, oak eled ON NORTHBROOK FIRST TIME ON MARKET. ‘‘This is a must see.’’ 2 yr. old custom built 2 story contemporary Colonial. 4 bdrms., 242 C.T. baths. 2 fireplaces, lg. sep. din. rm., huge liv. rm. w/beamed ceiling. lst floor util. rm, 17 large closets. 2 car gar. and full bsmt. Over 3,300 sq. ft. of living area. Situated on 12 acre. Immediate possession. Only $65,000. BUSINESS’ _ advantageous price. Willow John JAN HILL REALTY, INC. “YOUR RIDGE FAMILY V. J. BRADY REALTY CO. 1850 WINNETKA 456-2600 RD. LARGE See Our & WEINRICH BAY A ALMOST NEW 2 STORY ON A delightful half acre among beautiful homes. Large living room with fireeres separate dining room, built-in itchen with adjacent family room, powder room, extra large master bedroom with its own bath, 2 more bedrooms with another bath, attached charming. garage with space above roughed in for a studio and bath. It’s most charming. this an low SUNSET $62,500 IN 1965 AND IN PERFECT cond ition..4 large bedrms, 2-12 baths, _ family room with doors to patio, nice basement IN THE than an acre in the heart of the finest estate area. Large living room, gracious dining room, Ist floor powder room, and family room with fireplace. 6 bedrooms awith 4 baths on second floor, playroom and more rooms and a bath on third floor. Swimming pool, screened porches, gas heat. New Trier and Sunset Ridge _ schools. Offered at a fraction of reproduction cost. We invite inspection. Full basement. lot Estate Area LANE SUNSET tioned home is a_ beauty! htful GARDEN ROOM _ with r GRILL and wet BAR = sliding glass goes opening onto bric io and LARGE SWIMMING POOL. ard is completely een There are twin size bedrooms, tile baths. attractive T AMI Y ROOM "x 16’ with fireplace. PRIVATE Ridge and New Trier school districts, Living room with walnut paneled walls and fireplace, spacious dining room, built-in kitchen, breakfast-family room with fireplace and barbecue, master bedroom with fireplace, dressing room and bath, 3 more family bedrooms, 3 more baths, servants’ quarters and 3 car garage. Central air conditioning, electronic filters, Japanese garden, pool, and private pond. Built for and occupied by a well known architect. One of the finest homes in the Chicago area. of on DELUXE REALTY CO. CUSTOM ts for that sitting room atmoe. PRIVATE BATH, of course, RESSING ROOM. And there are ‘more bedrooms and an additional < 158 | 158 ~ { JOHN 1741 T. BROWN Orchard Lane, & CG Northfield 446- JUST LISTED; ONE OF KE worth’s finest homes. Authentic t design, excellent workmanship material. Large rooms, smartly dated and-charmingly decorated. bedrms., 412 baths, library, po rec. rm. and billard room, 2 car Near Lake, schls. and transportat A home the whole family will enjo: QUINLAN HI & TYSON, ys LINCOLN 6-017 * Highwood Herald AV. WINN, May 25, IN 3- 19 �"3 nese ete | 1580 yur Want Ad in the Hollister Pwspapers reaches the ene North Shore market. The t is small and the quick istactory results will amaze u. If you are listed in the one book, just say ‘Charge ELY ALUM. enview, SIDING liv. rm., RANCH din. rm. comb., TIGHE REALTY CO, f You Have : 3-4-5-6 Drive Edens expressway to Deerfield rd. West exit; 1 mile West to KINGS COVE—Furnished ideal homes open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and Sunday. IRVIN A. BLIETZ 45 Yrs. of Building Excellence oon 5 BRICK combination; lge. RANCH. LIV. storage area; pny extras included. Vacant. $19,500. EO. al er eensses is ht., $27,000. nday, 12 TH me; LGE. 2 BATHS, DRMS., to Chicago. EAST the nr 6 p.m. 1415 262-6249. EVANSTON: 4 bdrms.; DIN. liv. rm.; For acre. Deerfield $45,500. By North rooms, out—6 Summer Psu wi room $44,500. RM., and rm.; RFIELD—WOODLAND PARK 7 . Cape Cust. built brick. Deadend eet. 1ST FLR.: attrac. kit. w/built-in ; liv. rm. w/frple.; sep. din. rm.; /bdrm.; pwdr. rm.; lge pan’d ch; crptng. 2ND FLR.: lge. master m. w/2 sets built-in drawers, 3rd m. w/built in drawers; sitting ./off. area w/built-in bkcases; full h. Full bsmt., lge. lot—75 x 177 Pd w/hedges and tall trees. Fruit es in fenced bkyd. Gar. Near schs. y 1st occup. By owner. Low 30s. 9454. New Listing COND. 3 BDRM. BRICK AND e ranch. Crptd. liv. rm. w/frplc. beamed ceiling. CT bath. Kit. t-ins inc. dishwasher, range, oven, Sher and dryer. 1 car gar. Conv. ation. Move-in condition. RealisAlly priced. $23,500. A. & R. Realty 945-0714 IRFIELD—CLOSE IN, WALK TO ools, shopping and transportation. 3 el split, 2 levels to be completed 00. Square feet), 3rd level, only roughed in, will vide 500 square feet of living area ily room, 2nd bath and utilities.) size 72'x 125’. Construction on side brick all around with alumisiding at 2nd floor. Custom built JMD Const. Co. Residence located 950 Forest Av., Deerfield, Ill. pbne 945-4130. Price of $31,500. RFIELD PARK—BY OWNER: 3 Colonial, 242 baths, pan. fam. rm. w/built-ins. Crptng. and drapes. ut. landscaping. Lge. patio. Mid 945-2911. RFIELD BY OWNER ds., 2 baths, tile entry, fam. rm., bIt. ins., Prof. Indep. cor. lot. fned. -erpt., patio. $34,500. 945-5023. °25, 1967 and garage, schs. w/buses tion. we panesed replace—a St stone FIREPLACE NEW LOW PRICE Pe ange a auty 5-0500. 144 BATHS UPPER TEENS . NORTH WEST EVANSTON BEDROOMS—BRICK ATTACHED GAR. NEWLY DECORATED LINCOLNWOOD SCHOOL $31,000 ORRINGTON REALTY EVANSTON CO. DA 8-4440 Northwest!!!! BEDROOMS 2 BATHS Willard School—well kept older home. Bright, cheerful rooms—kitchen has eating space—2 bedrooms and bath on first and 2 bedrooms and bath on second—nice yard—l1!2 car garage— reasonable taxes—gas heat—$25,750. —L. A. Peterson & Co. GR 5-1010. EVANSTON BY OWNER Lincolnwood school district. Brick and frame Colonial. 3 twin bedrooms, 144 baths, Ig. liv. wba echind ee window; sep. din. rm.; Carpeting an incl. Kit. w/dishw. L o atl, rm. Screened glazed porch. Fenced back yard w/stone Bar-B-Q. Roof and aluminum siding new 1961. Close to schools, transportation. gatas. = 2 C.T. baths; liv./din. see int. for spaciousness, on beautiful landscaped lot 58 x 135. $22,300 NORTHBROOK Well-built 5 BIG BEDROOMS brick home; living with fireplace; 2 baths; room birch cabinet kitchen; fine in-Laws Apt. on 2nd floor; 3-car garage; lot 68x 274; 3 blks. to trains and stores. ASKING $35,000. Baird & Warner 1151 Waukegan Ga te tee a 30s. Williamsburg Village, walk to St. Joan of Are Parish. 3 bedroom split level. ist floor, 15x17 paneled fam. room leading to patio for outdoor entertainment. Utility powder room comb. also. Carpeting incl. Call for appt. OR 9-2685 or GR 5-3977. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News Glenview, Ill. Memorial Day, 1 to 5. 527 Elder Lane. Newly dec., 8 year old 3 bdrm. ranch. Alum. siding. 1144 car gar. Wall to wall crptng. D and D. Near Golf Mill Shop. Many extras incl. $24,500. PA 44996. je nay) Moet 37 eebinicccaes home in desirable Tall Trees area. 4 bdrms.; 2% baths: 2 lge. fam. rms: many extras. 50s. 724-5558. retired a IDEAL couple. Low PLACE taxes; FOR KENILWORTH homes on and many trees. $16,000. 724-2747. HIGHLAND PARK—NEAR CENTER of town. 3 BRs_ (1 downstairs), nursery rm., lge. sleeping porch, LR, DR, Kit. 115 baths, also small cottage <2 BRs. By owner. 432-0955 or 4331054. * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving E. the ONE ° Northbrook Star Lake Forest-Lake estates, ID cab., 2- hag serns. we garden. call Do Ideal perfection. porch are Fam. LOVELY a delight. 4 bdrms. rm. 2 STY. garage TIME bdrms. cottage 142 baths. grade and Mae high PRECIOUS on quiet Deep lane. lot. 2 blks. school. KENILWORTH BRICK SCHULZ, 256-4949 : MUNDELEIN FAIRHAVEN .. . 3 bdrm. ranch home with recreation and family rooms in full basement. Just steps from public and parochial schools. $18,900. LOCHLOMOND . . bright cheerful 3 bdrm. tri-level on wooded 80’ THE COUNTRY (Highway 176) 566-6720 FULLY Squire Colonials REALTY. PArk NORTHBROOK EAST a 10:30 a.m. until dark daily, including SAT. and SUN. : : Directions: Edens-expressway or biboergie bo Bae! sae to hed ed pi west on Willow to ermer -; nor on Shermer to Techny Rd. Turn west Fields. INC , LANE ee : capes A REAL STANDOUT-8 yr. old ire level, brick and redwood, 6 fms, .35 baths. Dramatic cathedral-ceiling ee rm. Fam. szd. kitchen w/built-i oven, range. Lg. fin. ree. rm.; 3 nr. from school, 1 block rms. transp. Awnings, storms screens, carpeting incl. By owner. 272-7159. = NORTHBROOK—BY OWNER—BEAUT. Idsepd. all brick 2 bdrm. ranch; 1} baths; all appls.; cpt., drapes; n. fam. rm. w/air-cond. Custom | ar workshop laundry rm.; -playrm.; rm. pump. w/sump Fed storage yd w/b-b-q pit and fruit trees. Walk — 0 eahegis, shops, trains, Low 20s. 272- NORTHBROOK-SYCAMORE LN. AREA. Charming 3 sac, many train, bdrm. ranch on cul-de trees. Walk to schls., bark. shops. yery Huge extra fruit trees. scrd, lge. ine in immac. lot Cozy fple. at porch | w/many in “ liv. : car $24,500. SUNBROOK REALTY Anderson Mathew N‘BRK.-ST. STEPHENS old. New GREEN England Sait Box, 4 SH 3-1352 NORTHBROOK—1 BLK. TO PK. AND sch]. (dist. 28). 3 bdrm., 2 bath, brk.redwd. tri-level. Like new cptg. Birch cab. kit. built-in oven, D and D: wal. pan. rec. rm. w/bar. Screen porch. Exc. cond. $31,500. 272-7837. | Z courtyard. Lovely _ prof. Idscping. — Owner transf. High 50s. 272-6053. Cx NORTHBROOK, Colonial. room. 2177. 2 YEAR Fenced-in WW w/frple. Bsmt, cpt. OLD, 8 RM yd. 4 Ideal Ist 2 car bdrm., kit. fl. pan. gar. High 2ty fam. — aun mud 40s. 272- NORTHBROOK-.-BY ; OW NER. 3 bdrm. home. ‘Family rm., patio. Many extras. Well Recently dec. inside and out. charming £arage, Idscpd. CR 2-5675. NORTHBROOK-BY OWNER-COL. ranch in exe. cond. 3 bdrms.; Se: built-in bkeases; dshwsher.; fed. well Idscpd. yd. Walk to schools, trains, shops. $25,500. 1717 Maple 272-2206. eee a OWNER— NORTHBROOK—BY Decorator Furnished Models. Open. for ' 2 4-0600, bdrm. ranch. Lge. kitchen; conv. incl. Exc. drapes Carpeting, $23,900. 1949 Thornwood. 272-7838. INTEREST , BRIC Rd. NORTHBROOK—BY AS 10% DOWN MULBERRY 2601 nonndbeee 1-3250 GLENVIEW rm. 44 mile on Techny to Sunset RED SEAL HOMES shop; REALTY 6—ROOM 1141 Waukegan baths, $50,000 515% and dining “L’’; kitchen with eating area full basement; carport and patio $. 25,900. Homes Bi-Levels AS ; Walking trains bdrms., 24% baths, 3 fples.; pan. fam. rm., Theromopane windows; scrd. breeze-way fenced yd. Antique bri ALL YEAR-ROUND COMFORT AIR-CONDITIONED. AS LOW Garage. com- Lar ranch in a convenient location:— bedrooms or 2 and den; living room: 6 mos. Paneled family rooms, 100% wool wall-to-wall carpeting or oak flooring, Twin lavatories, ‘sli ing glass shower stalls. Mud rooms. appen double oven-range, dishwasher and disposal. LITTLE geo: Av. ATTRACTIVE a 3, 4 and 5 Bedrooms 2'/y Baths 2 Car Garages AS Central AL Split-Levels $37,100 TO ; seam eam room NORTHBROOK 3 bedroom; living rm., family rm. w/fireplace. tached garage. On 3/4 acre. Series’’ ae be. 8 a NORTHBROOK S . den, APP 1225 GUARANTEED “Country Living-dining paneled mature 1g ACRE LANDSCAPED SUBURBAN estate with city-home facilities in a community of good schools’. and churches. pba panele 2 bedrooms, bath, porch, Full basement overlooks D Colonial, and NORTHBROOK nice NORTHBROOK F| ma [ miee shop. Ee : 2 story ranch, pool, S ET work distance to schools, ping. $21,500 lot COUSIN Ave. Semen re en tundan and fireplace . Pination, screened within walking distance of ‘beach. Built-ins, 114 baths, family room with Jee arage. $24,800. IVANHO - . . 3 bdrm. bi-level on approximately 4 acres. $23,000. 119 W. Maple Mundelein w/bath Ceramic ne custom home builder. Residence lo cated at 3274 Prestwick Lane, Ray brook. JMD Construction Co., : Priced to sell at $48,500 wh ich A : include sodding of front yard, s 1 of rear, and storms and screens. 3 | BUILDERS room. Dichwathen Brick LAKE FOREST BRK.-FRAME EARLY AMERICAN ranch. 4 years old, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, ful basement, 2 car garage. 7 blocks to shopping and NW RR. May be bought on contract. $48,500 63 E. Franklin Place O. OWNER-FI service entrance. Quarry tile laminated ceilings, over ead sewer. Quality minded ognstruciam Be 3 KENILWORTH BY OWNER 6 rm. home consist. of liv; ¥m,. Ww/frepl.; din: rm.; kit.; den; and 2 bdrms.; Nr. Sears schl. and town. Attr. yard. Act quickly—price reduced to $32,500. Call after 5 p.m, at AL 63198. CR entry, 251-6465 CAREFREE eve $49,900. off bdrms. 2 story colonial, att. garage full dining room, kitchen has D and D, eating area. Paneled family room downstairs. Ideal location, no chaufpga needed. 40s Call owner at 256- HAROLD garage. ceiling family room Lose nud B. Blackwell & Assoc. 251-3640 W to W ce stereo-AM-F\ = aths, to $32,000. and landscaped—100 car . bedroom, W/COUNTRY | OFFERED. honeymoon 2 NORTHBROOK: ; COL. ie Gas heat. Beautifully maintained and Landscaped. Possession on Ju Many extras and priced in low 5¢ Days: 263-6948; Eyenings: 274-8849, charm on }2 acre. 4 spe. bdrms., fam. rm, A pleasure to show and see in 40s. FIRST humid. Built-in et ond In 215 ead range listing. Estates. ; WANT A CHARMING HOME ON wooded lot. Lovely din. rm. but for summer time grilled dinners on scr. baths. Oven, Fully greens. 0455. fine STONE AND w/prize Home built-in NORTHBROOK-BY FIRST TIME OFFERED. ranch Spacious intercom throughout. New storms and HANDSOME COLONIAL. PERFECtion in design, construction and decorations. 4 bdrms., 312 baths. fam. rm. Early poss. frame owner. on 1 acre. 215 baths, L.R., luxe kit. with birchwood air-cond. and plus drapery. English library, eee LANDWEHR washer. Family rm. w/fireplace, p full basement w/immense walnut pan. rec. rm., concrete _ patio. se. Mueller climatrol heat syst. Cent i FINEST today. 412 baths, bracket. by brk. ranch D.R., de draped. 40s. OF market brk. 6 bdrms., garden. Upper OE lace nackiade: ‘caten | CR Gans low Mid NORTHBROOK HIGHLAND PARK—BY OWNER. 3. bdrm. ranch. Lge. liv. rm., beamed ceiling, crptd. Nicely landscaped, fenced in yard. $23,500. ID 2-8941. 588-1855 GLENVIEW — INCOME PROPERTY Frame house near center of town—3 room apartment with private entrance upstairs. First Floor has large Liv.-Dining room; Family size Kitchen; 2 Bedrooms Plus 2 smaller rooms used as Hobby room and Bedroom. ALSO large Den off Kitchen. Full basement.. Attractively landscaped and fenced yard. Multiple family zoning. $27,000. } BIRCHWOOD REALTY CR 2-7300 811 Skokie Hwy. Northbrook PA 4-3294 GLENVIEW AREA NR. LAKE/MILW. Modern face brick ranch, 3 bdrms., 2 baths, central air cond., large pan. fam. rm., large game room, carp., + aaa appls. Fully landscaped. Mid Ss. Call for appointment 827-1754. Owner. GLENVIEW OPEN SUNDAY AND CALL 869-3074 for appt. | GLENVIEW: : Rd. and garage. S UJ N Waukegan Rd. Morton Grove PHONE 965-6680 GLENVIEW .: OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. 2020 PRAIRIE STREET Beautiful 2 Story Colonial. Close in location, WALK TO SCHOOLS. TRAIN and PARK POOL. 3 Bearooms; family room; fireplace; full basement. In perfect condition. Completely air-conditioned. See KEN MAYER 724-1855 carpeted 2 car 835- BEST BUY NOW Comp. Air cond. 3907. CHIEF-REALTORS THAYER STREET TWO BEDROOMS FIREPLACE $39,900 and All brick home; 2 bedrooms; diniag area; full finished basement: garage; tiled baths, $24,500 shutters storage oY appointment CENTRAL CHOICE LOCA- and EVANSTON 4 con- baths. _ by Area HIGHLAND PARK—BY OWNER Southeast. Custom built tri-level including 28x14 master bdrm. Lge. pan. rec. rm. and glazed porch. 21% 9215 4 BEDROOMS Evanston be GLENVIEW GReenleaf THREE Fabulous 4 bdrms.; 3387 Inc. Davis can L’’; frpl.; den; mod. kitch. w/ good eating area; carpeting; draperies; bsmt.; attic. Close to everything. Sadler & Hultman 514 disposal. 11, | GLENCOE, 945-3659. lannon 142 ceramic attic Only B28 - ee3 nly. Call Ca Tops in South Evanston, smart brick Ranch on quiet, dead-end street, 3 bedrooms 11% tiled baths, ey construction and well maintained, can’t be beat at $28,000. 2 STORY RINGTON 6 RM. RANCH, 3 rms., 144 baths, newly carpeted liv. ., lge. family kit. with breakfast , 3/4 of bsmt. finished in paneled . rm., 2 car attach. garage and nd. porch. Choice village location, venient to all schls., churches, in station. 80’ x 150’ corner lot. ,900. Open house Sunday 1 to 5 ., 7117 Dundee Ave., DU 1-0277. grade ats FLASH Evanston, floored BY OWNER 2 lge. enlc. built-in kit. w/orkfst. area, dishwasher Must by Area " below wae owners. full 8 rms., GLENCOE BY OWNER Perfect E. Glencoe location. Central School District. On cul-de-sac. 3 blocks from town and train. Splitlevel. 3 bedrooms, maid’s room, 3 full baths. 2 car attached garage. Gas heat. Central air-cond. Beamed living room ceiling. Marble floor in dining area. Fireplace. Wood paneled rec. room. Electric oven, range, dishwasher, disposal. Outdoor patio. 14 acre. Priced in the 50s. 532 Willgate Terrace. Will be shown Sunday only, 1 te 5 p.m. Call VE 5-3532 GLENCOE BY OWNER PRIME LOcation, New Trier and South schools. Colonial, 4 bdrm., 31% tile baths, pan. w/built-ins throughout. Gas heat, att. ar., pan. basement, stone frpl., thermopane, sep. din. rm., mod. brick, French mansard roof; prettyas-a-picture and immaculate through- Sale rfield na ai; car | F{ ASH .; brkfst. rm.;. Haven and St. A. ool district. By owner. Low 20s. one 966-1644. Houses ee = Juneway din. | fYANSTON Income possible, | EVANSTON Lake Saturday en J an oe wooded to door. ii sae Open cos pc ase Co. ck Home Rm r., rlson, 8 Men Carpet- EVANSTON. N.W. 3 BDRM. BRICK ranch. Open house Sunday 2 to 5 2225 priory “gage ae F a este Rec. rm. 2 rples. cr. porch. Car gar. Lincolnwood school. Upper 30s. 4751396. wyeitiag aise: ‘ ak Jeol: din. facia OF ‘ ; 26’ pan. rec. rm.; 2031 Big Oak Lane, Northbrook bedroom ranch, modern kitchen, lge. eakfast area. Forced air gas heat. autiful yard. Ideal neighborhood. #,500. Call Odh Realty HI 6-4900. DROOM | 000 ee room. EVANSTON BY OWNER ORRINGTON School, 7 rms., 4 bedrms., 11% baths, frple. gas heat, lovely yd. patio, cpt., all appliances. Sept. Ist occp. $37,500. Write T-129, Box 60 Wilmette, Ill. KINGS COVE—Close.-to all the facilities. Walk to top-rated schools, transportation, shops, places of worship are within easy reach. DEERFIELD liv. verted to 3 apts., new 3-car gar. $45. Estate Site 869- spacious ing, drapes, dishwasher, disposal. ORchard 4-3298 30s EVANSTON N.W. BY OWNER Brick. Facing park. 7 rms. plus encl. porch 3 bdrms.; 11% baths; firepl.; large paneled den; 8 mos. old carpet. Willard School. 475-2252 after 200 p.m. porches, Including Fully Improved 9-1444 DAILY 2 TO and $52,500 Wooded home; large first floor family Bedrooms FROM OWNER: .1070 PRINCETON AV. ghland Park. 3 BR brk. ranch in top ation. Air cond., crptng., glazed rch, frple., cab. kit. w/eating area, hwshr. Reas. | taxes, minimum aintenance. 1 blk. to Sunset Park d public pools. Near trans. and hools. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE ID 2-0722 or 815-436-6708. OPEN entries LOCATION 9 rm. = Houses For Sale by Area EVANSTON—NEW ENGLAND _VILlage. 7 room brick and frame colonial on Cul-de-sac. 3 bedrooms, 1142 baths, designed 2!/5 to 3!/, Baths Evanston LOVELY E. GLENCOE blk from RR station; air conditioned ick ranch home; 2 bdrms.; 2 baths; Id. den; Mutschler kitchen; 30’ ing rm. overlooks magnificent rock rden; glass enclosed porch; sprinksystem; electric garage door, bckade fence. High 50s. Vernon 5-3746 individually tries, paneling, slate professional landscaping. Corporation St. UNiversity home Included among the outstanding features: i aberet ceilings, woodburning fireplace, pegged floors, walk-in pan- 1-3005 ‘158A rm.; frple.; din. rm.; mod. kit.; and D; brkst. rm.; 5 bdrms.; 115 baths; lge. fenced yard; gar.; low taxes; nr. transp.; schls., A real buy mid 30s. WARD H. HARRIS DAvis 8-8759 RANCHES, CAPE CODS, COLONIALS ALL AUTHENTIC CLASSICS TIME TESTED DESIGNS Little Cash h Mortgage COVE NO ONE WILL HAVE A HOME JUST LIKE YOURS CAN MAKE SIZEABLE MONTH: payments we can find a home for bu. Consult us without obligation. e also furnish secondary financing hd purchase existing contracts and ortgages. Central Charming ON THE NORTH SHORE — REALTORS Wilmette ALpine 4th KINGS 2 irms., bath, large family rm., large reened porch. Gas heat. Garage. ce lot with fruit trees, $24,000. E BRICK AND LANNON STONE pAnch in Northfield. (New Trier strict). 7 rooms 3 bedrooms. 2 ct. hths. Paneled recreation room with hr. Modern kit. 2 fireplaces. Gas pat. 2 car attached garage. $49,000. CHOICE IN HEAVILY WOODED IN ee — by Area EVANSTON-NORTHWEST DEERFIELD Each Houses For Sale 3 loc . Pies OWNER—3_ bdrm.. rangh. Lge. © liv.-din. rm.; 80 x 135 lot. Appliances available. $18,300 272-7697. NORTHFIELD 6 RM. FIRST | TIME OFFERED CUSTOM ranch with fireplaces, attached BUILT 3 bdrms., 11% full basement, garage. Over living space on either of our offices. location. $47,800. HAPP appt. REALTY baths, 2 e¢ : lot. Finest to see call AL Trier BY OWNER. West) 4 BEDRM. and _ parochial schools. $39,500. 148 Riverside Drive. Phone for appointment, 446-4147. 3 Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager ° Highwood Herald Bluff =o 96613290 42 bath 6 yr. old colonial. Fully equipped kit., drapes, carpeting. Recently decorated. Nicely landscaped wide lot. covered patio. Near public (New es INC. MORTON GROVE WILMETTE NORTHFIELD f 2,000 sq. ft. of 100’ x 120’ For BRICK Classified — 19 | �ss Sn Meas ie ELD rming home, with $65,000 3 year old custom brick deluxe throughout. Living fireplace, spacious dining , large paneled family room, den - bedroom with full bath, cabinet : with dining area, master om with its own dressing room bath, 4 other twin bedrooms and 144 baths. Patio. Centrally air ed. Walking distance to ) ; and churches. Carpeted and in lient condition. . Owner trans- CENTRAL PARK BRK. RANCH Living-dining rm. w/frpl. lge. Kitchen w/eating space, 3 Bedrms. and 112 baths, Bsmt. w/frpl., Gas ht. and 2 car garage. Lower 30s. red. Early possession. $99,500 th 2 baths in one wing, Recrm., guest brick Ranch on a beautifully acre. 4 bedrooms, S y room =.white $40,500 colonial ot m in a with with xcellent saths. today. = nice Ranch area. on fireplace, nice bedrooms and 2 100 Living window, Transferred fore - very picture family kitchen, owner. ceramic See 2 it $55,000 tiga home near Middlefork “n lub, designed by Ernst Benkert. ist floor has large living with paneled fireplace wall, good dining ‘‘L’’, kitchen with dishwasher, disposal and breakfast area, 2 Se sized bedrooms, jalousied porch, bath. 2nd floor has 2 more drooms, another ceramic bath, = ement with toilet and shower. Gas heat, 2 car garage. On almost an acre and in tip top shape. Available soon. See it today. $28,900 Brick Ranch on 100 x 185 foot wooded near St. Philip’s. 2 bedrooms, ving room with fireplace, separate ning room, jalousied porch, full ment and attached garage. Ex- pandable, too. J. BRADY REALTY ~NORTHEIELD ) Willow Road garage. REALTORS 515-4th St. 3 baths, 1st floor utility room, built-in kitchen, n, family room with bar and ue, part basement with rec. 2a, 2 car garage. Owner moving t. A real value. ee Su! att. In the CO. HI 6-5700 1-0407 By owner. $36,900. WINNETKA—BY 4 AL HI 6-0177 BR Winnetka 256-3479 level, located 8 RM., in heart 4 BDRM., BI- of village, ht., 2 baths, bsmt. rec. rm., plenty closets, kitchen built-ins, a real buy : 900. To see this home call. ~R. E. Holt Realty Co. 403 E. Dundee 7 spacious 3 twin Rd., rms. bdrms. Wheeling, rm. 537-6494 w/stone frpl.. i rm., kit. w/built-ins. 2 c.t powder rms. Paneled rec. e . w/frpl. and wet bar. Central air cond. and purifier. Att. 2 car gar. creened porch. Close to schools, Immed. occup, Upper 40s. ILMETTE. BY OWNER 3 em. 156 C:.T. bath; 11. yr:. old ranch, Frpl. and built-in bookcases ir ~L.R.; 242 car att. garage; well 2 sons mig sn Charming area w/mature _ trees. - New Trier Schl. dist. Conven. to gscehis., shopping, transp. $31,500 inclu. carpet, drapes, disposal, stove, yar 9 ph T-134, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill WILMETTE WEST — BY OWa 4 NEW BELL SCHOOL, NEW TRIER West, and Loyola schools. 9 years old. 3 bedroom. 112 bath. Brick Bi-Level. _ Solid masonry constr. $32,000. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-6 1 1-8279 29 — Classified 217 Thelin Sears Hilicrest Good BY OWNER 450 Highcrest Dr. SPLIT-LEVEL Brick and stone const. Liv. PICTURESQUE 3 BEDROOM 215 beth COLONIAL in a FAIRYLAND wooded ESTATE setting. Separate dining room, paneled library, htd. porch and a terrace. gas of at Ct., Wil. Evanston Review 3-2166 Winner! Real Estate Co. 6-2900 BRoadway WINNETKA family home BY in OWNER excellent 3-2666 loca- tion 2 blks. from schools. New contemporary decorating, 415 bdrms., complete new custom kitchen, In 30s. Call HI 6-2153. WINTHROP HARBOR, ILL.—ON Lake Mich. 2 bdrm. yr. round home. Att. 142 car gar. Lg. liv. rm. Parquet fir. Hot water ht. Lot. cabs. Owner— 872-3085. 159 For Sale—Town Houses ELM TREE VILLAGE. 736 DODGE Av., Evanston. Open 2 to 5 Sunday. Attractive-2 bdrm. end unit, centrally air-cond. DAvis 8-7769. 160 Wanted to Buy—Houses WANTED: HOUSE OR SMALL apartment building in Evanston to be used as. special nursery school must be in zoning area 6 or 7. Please contact Mr. McKnight VROMAN-McKNIGHT REALTORS 515-4th St., Wilmette 251-0407 FAMILY OF 2 WANTS SMALL house located in nice area. Occupancy per sellers needs. Call 446-1646. © Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk CHOICE EVANSTON. CHOICE BLDG. SITES. S. E. corner Main and Brown. Will sell on contract with low down payment. SUMMIT REALTY 679-0110 BEAUTIFUL GLENVIEW Corner lot, desirable residential area, near schools, parks, golf course. $11,400. PA 4-1356. - LOT 31x 169.9’ R 5 zoning WILMETTE—83,000 SQ. FT. NOW has one private residence and zoned R-1 Property is adjoining Commercial and would be excellent location for apartment building when re-zoned. Call Mr. Kirk. EVANSTON—BUILDERS ATTENtion!! HIGH RISE B-3 ZONING in Choice Central location. Will permit construction on 85 foot high multiple dwelling structure. Lot size 64 x 150. Call Mr. Kistler. MITCHELL BRCTHERS GR 5-3900 HIGHLAND PARK ~— F 1 ZONING makes this centrally located pronerty highly desirable for multiple housing. Call our office for further details. NORTHBROOK AREA—HERE IS AN opportunity to buy 2 beautiful acres in Northfield Township. One ecre zoning. Price $22,500. GOELZER and WILDE REALTORS’ Elm Street HI 6-5544 QUESTION - Where can you find a wooded building site in a well established neighborhoo@ within easy walking distance to a school for only $8,000? WER In the choice Woodridge area of Highland Park. 7550 sq. ft. on Old Briar Rd. Call Mrs. Ator for more information BAUMANN-COOK 551 Lincoln Av., Winnetka HI 6-5009 11 A JUG OF WINE, A LITTLE CHEES*®. Enter the wrought iron gate into the tranquil garden with a rolling hill to the lake. A charming ‘“‘pot-belly stove’’ decor. Little Elkhart Lake, Wis. $6,000. C. Allen, 342 Fairlawn, Glenview, Ill. 3 yr. Vista baths. $39,50 164 For Sale—Business REALTY © Glen coe News * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving Property EVANSTON—CHICAGO AVENUE near Dempster. Complex of store and offices and 4 furnished apartments. All have Air Conditioners. Zoned C-2. Garage 40 x 30. Lot 50 x 100 Income $11,000 year.. Price $64,800 Mrs. Stoops. HOWARD ST. 2 STORES, 2-5 RM. apartments. Full dry basement. Ample parking at rear. Upper 20s. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR §-3900 GLENVIEW BRICK STORE BUILDING (2,500 SQ. ft.) plus 2 apartments on 2nd floor, in downtown section, store for rent at — Will sell entire property for ¢,000. CHIEF-REALTORS PHONE Evanston 965-6680 ANYTIME Business GOOD Property LOCATION 821-25 Chicago Av. 5 stores, .45 car garage, 5 apts. Also 10,000 sq. ft. office space, etc. Will trade. GR 5-1244 or BU 1-5856. USE WANT A Real Buy for $75,000. ODH LAKE GENEVA... old lake-front home in Buena Club. 4 bdrms. plus den; 2%% Incls. furniture and boat slip. GR 5-4456 HAVE OUTGROWN OUR PRESENT warehouse and will be moving to larger location within 60 days. Present building about 7,500 sq. ft. warehousing space incl. enclosed recessed dock. lg. auto. overhead door, 3 paneled offices. Now rented, but avail. if desired. Brick and steel const. Vacant lot 65x 150 adj. Zoned C2. For good quick deal call Roy Peterson. PETFRSON MOVERS GR_ 5-1200. NORTHFIELD Residential Lots. HI 6-4900 MORTON GROVE—3 choice Golf Road and on Waukegan INDIAN HILL REALTY Cottages ADS HOLLISTER sites on Road. HI 6-0900 RR Hwy. By cSely 4 was lines. ‘1 Owner. Northwest PA 4 Indus 167 For Sale—Out of State ENJOY RANCH NOW—SUBDI later. Ideal climate—Sound invest 375 acres, 16 miles from ocean midway Los Angeles and San D Now used as cattle ranch, but sui for avocados, citrus and reside and recreation development. permit to create 3/4 mile lake on creek. Excellent water; power phone. Comfortable ranch h Year-’round outdoor living in with constantly increasing real e values. Will sell all or part. For 1 complete details contact : Yackey, Box 1, Fallbrook, Califo 92028. Phone 714-728-7518. LOTS, PUNTA GORDA; F Charlotte, Florida. 1-canal lot, Au Waterway and Bendway Dr., $3,000. 2 lots-corner and adjacen Hillsborough way, 168 Dr. and price $2,000. Cemetery Sunset - Call 869-8086. Lots and Crypts CEMETERY LOTS 3 GRAVES, CHOICE LOCATION tion ‘‘O’’, Mount Emblem Ceme Elmhurst, Ill. Call 869-8086. 8 GRAVE LOT IN BEAUT Memorial Park Cemetery. Sectid Lot Number West 12 390. $800, o7 divide, $150 each. Call 251-3129 MEMORIAL PARK CHAPEL PLEASE CALL FLOOR MARKET 169 279-6568 PLACE Appraisers—Auctioneers Sales Conductors AUCTIONS: CONDUC ON THE SPOT OR IN OUR SALES BARN Grayslake Auction, Rt. 120 and Sale every Tues. and Sat. 7:30 p ALSO We a. compl. home furnishings right. ight Col. Dan Danner, Glenview. PA 4 DON’T MOVE IT, IMPROVE Let us cut your moving expens the quick. Will sell what you really want, to help pay the m with enough left over to furnishing anew. Have a GO ERA house sale. DEBORAH GOLDEN UN 9-2022 Call Anytime GR JEANETTE CASKEY Of Buggy Wheel Antiques 1135 Greenleaf, Wilmette Household Conducted Sales, appraise for estates, insurance. AL 1-2100 or HI 6-3037 WILL_ EVALUATE AND IDEN your Oriental rugs. Special offe limited time only. Maximum $1 rug. Not interested in buying. N. B. Jorjorian. GR 5-0022, eveni HOUSE SALES LILLIAN 831-4428 AND APPRAISA FRANCIS or 831-4429 evenings HOUSEHOLD CONDUCTED SAI APPRAISALS, SALES, MARKI} BETTY BOUGHTON Call evenings ALpine Auction 170 ANTIQUE Sales AUCTIO RT. 120 AND 83, GRAYSLAKE I. Sun. May 28, 1 p.m. Grayslake Country Style Auctia DO eprearaciy s * ggchabae te Auction every Tues. and Sat. PA 4-5171 Col. Dan Danner 171 Conducted House 7:30 BA Sales 1356 ST. JOHNS AVE., HIGH PK. (Park on Lincoln Ave.) and Fri. 10 A.M. - 4 PM. § A.M. to 2 P.M. Ant. White Fr. Sec’y desk, serving cart, single bed able = hdbd., 4-d chest w/desk rawer; OTHE Louis XV arm chrs.; Champag vet sofa; decorated all glass ches cor. tbl.; guilted chintz chaise; chrs.; 9x12 hand made woo from India; Maple twin bed; P parchment end tbls.; Venetian ror; Brass andirons and fender “*X”’ benches; armless lovese Tom Wilder paintings; Fr. fruitwood sad dresser; Oval § ton pedestal din. tbl, mad BAKER; yard equip.; Lamps; enaid; ironer; dehumidifier; stove; G.E. Refrig.; lawn sweep Bes-Ben hats; much misc. SALE BY HAZEL ANN STUPP SALE AT 535 MEADOW D Wilmette. ALpine 6-0535. Thurs. 10 to 5, Sat. 10 to 3. 16x 14 Mor rug; kneehole. desk; many small tbls.; din. set; brass frpld mirrors; lamps; maple spool twin bed. chest, night stand, dr eedar and toy chest; kit. tbl.; English prints; oil paintings; dr thl.; ant. game tbl.; meta w/umbrella; iron bench; dehy fier; freezer; pic. tbl.; snow b! elec. mower; ‘clippers; carts; bb; ext. ladder; painters scaf. den tools; wedding dress siz carmel beaver coat, like new; d jewelry; misc. Sale by Alice K ID 2-0665. * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villa ger * Highwood Herald Lake Forest-Lake Bluff ¥ 2 freight 200 FT. FRONTAGE, GAS, E tricity. Approx. 2 acres or available. Terms 231-1025. Agent. Winter EXECUTIVE’S LAKE HOME Located on beautiful Whitewater Lake. I talaga. a commanding view of the lake an offering all the modern conveniences. Ideal for weekends, or for permanent year round home. Must be seen to be appreciated. For an appt. contact David R. Tentcher, Broker, 304 W. Main St., Whitewater, Wisc. Dial 414 473-2561 2 40 beautiful acres in exclusive Countryside Lake Association residential erea. Rolling, wooded land with creek running through the property. Owners privileges include: bathing at private beach, boating. fishing, ice skating. Golf club ‘and fine schools nearby. Phone Sunnyside 4-5289 after 7 p.m. or write Volini, 5423 N. Lakewood Av., Chicago, Ill. 60640. and and NORTH OF VOLO ON LAKE BRANDenburg with access to Chain-O’lakes. An ideal hide-away on about 4 acres of beautiful surroundings. Huge country-style kitchen-family room combination. Studio living room. Bedroom plus den or 2nd bedroom. Californiastyle screened porch, 35x30 with double barbecue oven and wet bar. 3 car garage. Pheasant pen and dog kennel. Plenty of room for expansion. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR 5-3900 FOR SALE BY OWNER COUNTRYSIDE 7, ake Mies eta tee 714 Sale—Summer PUCKETT'S THICKET 3-2166 to Edens eves. BUILDERS EVANSTON For Northwestern 446-9000 LOT ZONES FOR 2 FAMILY DWELling, in good location. $7,500. ALBERT GASKIN CO. 1229 Emerson St. UNiversity 9-1669 Homes tamily $6,000. NICE LOT FOR SINGLE family resident $3,500. DENNIS R. JONES ABLE REALTY 1609 Fowler UN 4-0950 FRONTa usable WOODED '2 ACRE BUILDING sites. Finest North Shore location available improved at $9,500 per lot. Unimproved at $6,000 per lot. Write P.O. ‘Box 53, Northfield, Illinois. 162 INC. AV., WINN. BR BEAUTIFUL LOT 3642x140’ IN ATtractive quiet residential community. Ideal to build the home of your dreams. $6,600. OWNER BDRMS., 2!2 C.T. BATHS; LIV. rm,; formal din. rm.; brkfst. rm., pan. den., mud rm., scr. pch. Bsmt. has pan. rec. rm., 244 car gar. w/elec. dr. 2 sty. Col. 7 yrs. old. Custom built for present owner. Recently redecorated. Excl. location. Quiet street. Walking distance to Hubbard Woods schl., Sacred Heart, train, Community house. New Trier E. sch. dist. Late August occupancy. $59,500. Have 80% loan commitment for qualified buyer. Call for appointment HI 6-4971. ATTENTION 35 NON-RACIAL 1-9308. QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. 586 LINCOLN AVE., WINN. WHEELING. HI WILMETTE WEST. 3 BDRMS.; 2 baths; pan. family rm.; all brick bilevel; air cond.: appliances; carpeting; drapes. Bell and New Trier W. & TYSON, 3 ACRES HEART OF NORTHFIELD. ing on 2 streets and including ,000 home. NASH REALTY HI 6-8373 586 LINCOLN 6-0177 WINNETKA NORTHFIELD a division of A. HEMPHILL & ASSOCIATES 339 W. Frontage Rd., Northfield QUINLAN & Assoc. Northfield-Northbrook WHITEBRIDGE HILL, HUBBARD woods S.E. cor of the N. Entrance of White Bridge Hill and Sheridan Rd. in area of fine homes. 59.10’ on the N x 188.54’ S x 203’ on Sheridan Rd. x 173.6’ East. The wide 188’ So. line affords wonderful width for a rambling house w/lots of Southern exposure. This lot was studied carefully before purchase, as an ideal site by present owner, selling only because of trans. A few blks. to NW station or bus to Sacred Heart Schl. Winnetka Post office. WILMETTE WEST—LOCATION PLUS sound value. 3 bdrm. brick bi-level w/2 car garage, 14% bath, in better than excellent shape, nothing needs attention, fine school dist., $32,000. 200 Thelin Ct. Open House Sat., Sun., and Tues., 1 to 5 p.m. ALpine 1-9196. Channer NEW TRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT APPROX. 2/3 ACRE HEAVILY wooded. Sewer and water. Ideal for contemporary home. $16,500. NASH REALTY 446-9000 King's Court Corporation WILMETTE BETWEEN RIDGE AND Edens on Lake Av. Owner engineer, used completely finished basement. as office. 6 rms., 2 baths, 2 car gar. w/ plenty of prkg. space. New Trier dist., a schools. Transp. at door. AL 1- 5-1080 Hillcrest 6-8400 For Sale—Vacant Property C. INC. GR John VACANT PROPERTY NORTHFIELD AREA. ONE ACRE LOT in New Trier School District with all utilities at low price of $11,500. WILMETTE-i BLOCK FROM LAKE small family home 2 bliks. from Wilmette beach. Cyclone fenced rear yd.; lovely cor. lot 88 x 137; 3 bdrms.; 1 bath; plenty room to build on; exc. cond.; -priced reasonably; owner retired. 251-4059. & ORR, 3-3220 525 LINCOLN VACANT PROPERTY BARRINGTON AREA. TWO ADJOINing acre lots on high ground in beautiful Trout Valley-60 minutes to Loopfacilities with land include heated horse stables, miles of Tan Bark riding trails, 13 spring fed trout pools stocked with trout. A $100,000 swimming pool. Each lot $10,000. WILMETTE, N.E., 1044 FOREST. Open Sun. 2 to 5. Spacious 5 B.R. Victorian. Gracious entry; 24’ L.R.: sep. _D-R:3-. -panid;* fam. “rm::: 242 baths; huge bsmt.; expandable attic.~ Walk to schis., shops, train. Low taxes. Outside painted to buyers choice. All appli. inclu. $41,000. By owner. 251-3856. : WINNETKA—GRANDPARENTS'’ DELIGHT A one floor home 2 bedrms, 2. baths on Ist plus easily shut off 2nd floor’ for family or guests w/3 bedrms, 11% baths. Walking distance to everything. Just enough gardening for pleasure. Beautifully maintained. Delightful to see. Upper bracket. 674-0300 161 and wooded, NORTHBROOK $5,000 DN. ON CONTRACT UP TO 3 YRS. THEN .CONVENTIONAL. 3-4 BR. GLENVIEW. PA 4-4970. PRIV. PARTY WISHES TO OURCHASE 3 OR 4 BDRM. HOME FROM OWNER. N. SHORE AREA. IN THE 30s. PHONE UN 4-4404. WILMETTE. BY OWNER 2110 Lake Av. 6 rm. ranch. Face brick and Lannon stone. 3 lge. bdrms.; 2 C.T. baths; carpet L.R., D.R., halls: enclosed back poreh w/stationary daylight awnings; bsmt., steel beam construction. Also outside ent. Cyclone fenced back yd.; 142 garage; nicely landscaped. High 30s AL 1-6505. - schools. and 4 bedroom bi-levels now nearing completion for immediate occupancy or wil uildto suit. 2 ceramic tile saths, double oven gas range, ALpine ROLLING, WOODED LOT 160 x 190. CLOSE to new Y.M.C.A. location. Zoned residential $9,500. WANT TO BUY FROM OWNER a spacious home with 4 or more bedrooms in East Wilmette, Kenilworth or Winnetka. Call AL 1-6936. Vroman-McKnight, $69,500 scaped ht. OF McGUIRE BR WANTED TO BUY IN EVANSTON 5 bdrm. home, or 4 bdrms. and a study. Prefer Northwestern area. Call DA 8- MID-WILMETTE Excellent older home. Living rm., DR, Kitchen w/2 pantries on ist. 3 BRs and bath on 2nd. Bsmt., Garage. Low 20s. and bath in other. wing, basement, and 2 car garage. swimming pool. Excellent aping. oman Gas 40s. HARVARD ACRES secluded countryside. Lovely pond. Excellent for hunting. Fine investment opportunity. Call Nell Rogers. HOUSE WITH INCOME POSSIBILITY or small apt. in Wilmette. Low 30s. WANNER REALTY CO. 251-4133 EXCELLENT BRICK AND CLAPBOARD Delightful ist. floor: Living w/frpl., Din. ‘‘L,’’ Den, Kitchen w/D and D, 2 Bedrooms and full bath. Large Bedrm. and bath on 2nd. Bsmt. bedroom, 3 bath Ranch on a uded lane near Country Club. 25 - living room, formal dining room, mily room with barbecue’ and usual brick floor, glazed porch, up » the minute kitchen, 3 bedrooms 41 HOUSES TO SELL! HOUSES TO RENT! VACANT TO SELL! FARMS TO SELL! . PROPERTY TO MANAGE! R. E. HOLT REALTY CO. 403 E. Dundee Rd. Wheeling 537-6494 WANTED—FOR CLIENTS 3-4 BEDROOM HOUSE IN NEW Trier East High School _ district. Prefer $25,000 to $30,000. STUCCO AND FRAME 7 Rooms: Lovely first floor: Liv, rm., DR, Den. New cabinet kitchen and Pwdrm. 3 Bedrms. and Tiled bath on 2nd, Bsmt. Gas ht., 2 car garage. Low 30s. 2 ACREAGE _ List with your local independent Broker. We need the following: WILMETTE rit Saucy — May 25, Sb Oy: Gee ae = �aes es emma “Conducted House Sales | a - DOUBLE “TRIO” SALES | EVANSTON’S IQUIDATION PRICED BOTH SALES THURS. and 26, go. nd yeys, AND FRI. ONLY, 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 apt. in eaten —- ne Limoge i MAY p.m. size 12; others: wall a: ir brktst. : set | MILL 1 SALE 2 Old md 2: 7504 N. con Frtwd. din. rm. console rattan set brkfront, w/6 sidebrd., includ. drapes, furn. and etter HOUSE phyllis oval table, rm. furn. carpeting, etc.; MORE! reifman, bunnie nine warsaw | MAHOG. PHONE SAT., Dining tbl.;- May 25, % pink crystal; Miller copy, wal. Formica Pope gio wal. refectory misc. Wate a = tbl.; HOUSE LILLIAN Ay ax books a Chance ae — Be18 Sales ads For Sale—Household 25. 7 you, to 614 AND to pearl $ 49.88 | A PAIR aily to 6. Mon., 5 Thurs. CARPET chair tae CO Station Sol plus catpet. avocado, reg. $12.95 ow -90; gelow all woo ar 1433 gold. slightly ALL irreg., ; oak $12.50; a 2ossed, x 18 $7.90; reg. 12x21 $12.95 t ates UP USED y TO nylon $96; 12x15 eg. $149 now $79; em- nylon, | SM. 19 now $65; 9 x 12 now 12 x 18 lylon tweed in gold and $49.50; avocado, reg. 59 now $105; also lge. selection of dd sized rugs and remnants drasticly | educed. Edward M. Plunkett Carpet Co. Waukegan Rd. orton Grove *yOrktown 5-4485 2 2 oston and rocker $6.00; dble. | mattress $18; $10; child’s maple (large.) roll walnut Beak a large ey ee mae en doll house child's chiffobbe $12; teacart $10; ; painted 5-dwr. card table/4 balloon-back needle- M; empire love seat $75; chiffoniere | vag OF e—Blue Pel THE FINER Lustre bistery cleaner. boer, $1.00. Lemoi ay BS oe, 3907 eagle cee cee THINGS carpet COM- OF and and _ up- gas barbeque; Evans- round BOX furn.; table and d dryer oe —— oa SZ. BRASS 2 antique able; 3 vgs om Cane 9800 ia > baby 4 Ca NEW AND eves. : refinishing, and rush } seats Co., insta’ 829 Ct UNiversity 4-6600. | KITCHEN : $60; Furniture Evanston. Ave., Evans- , TABLE crib and ois. : Sree AND dresser; ; Eo : : 4 CH cedar ‘ Sere ee ee EVANSTON USED GAS STOVESAN nif ees, $2.00. COCKTAIL coffee table; sleeper TABLE; lamps; with painted hutch couch. Call Dealer. by oli 4-8082. BED ey iron painted lamps, iS SET, night KNOTTY stand, chair; din. P bureau rm, and | set—extensi tbl., 4 chairs, server. Must be seen 358- appreciate. Best offer. OR 4-1384 JACOBEAN OAK. DINING round table, pad, 6 chairs, $150; po ether F cadeeens Ba rt $75; cl chair; $45; washing machine dehumidifier, $15. ALpine 1-3689. MATTRESS, | "hates hard workso he eleans t painted chest, $5.00; $10; pair with Blue. Noyes, Evanston. shampooer bookcase, Lustre. $1.00. Rent Noyes : * & =e ; HAND PAINTED wall hanging,SILK framed; English ambre HANDMADE BAAY PINECOTSEARLY mah. cherry desk; pr.Chipp. Frenchchrs.,arm small chrs.; tbs.; pr. BY ant. misc. ebony. music cab. 835-0378. KING : CRADLE $26. twin SPREAD size drapes: dining entrance fixture; : : AMER CE 4-9361 SIZEBED drapes; at fo ft bit dig 2 od oa ga ane chéire. D Be ig BO tt Coffee. table. ‘Tall, check oe ene x : re. el Hardware wank, dawn sate ba Fe dinette set, $20; misc. items. UN 3078. with JAPANESE ‘| UN dresser, Manz- “Deeniituliy’ cart ek inade Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Central V&S Hard. ware, 1910 Central Ave., Evanston. : padding; freezer. Sat. ; Big and 2 bed spread . — room duane matts. and springs, |. OM eae. hie : and bullet: alex pale ae moc , , ‘coerce: mirror; Collier’s Encyclopedia. rugs, all sizes and colors Great Books; 475-7692. CHAIR, COST $189: both almost new. ioned, and SELL, 8577. 6 : , PC. MAHOG. . : | 3 PC. BEDROOM rm. : : Pi SE divider; T-cushion ati . bite one ri. ae . ANTIQUE 1 spreader; bed; bed; : grass set CARPET Rent chr. Winthrop sec. chairs: 2 751 5- incl. SET; china carpet 9 PC. cab.; ; DI. kitchen a sell for less than orig. chrs.; SALE—SAT. coffee tbl.: linens; Priced cost . RE china. gl FRIG.; old records: ic eg ke right. 1437. ‘ean a . Rid Glenview, Til. MoV mod. 95 ING. ser MUST sink. stove, Best 16 offer cu. GE. AMERICAD ood, .coppertone, Perfect SELLING 30'’;2 condition. ae cribs; cribs OUT DI ft: teser COFFEE | crib and IOTEGINT HOTPOINT GOOD TABLE, mattress. : Cal tenet s . . DICT EE DISHWASHER CONDITION Hillcrest 6-578 ~- | LEAVING TOWN—4 ture liv. rm.; bdrm. : —e a color TV. RMS. FUR kit.; ail oxcellent Call RO 4-7523. condition. a regs : ROURKE : chifforobe, $3.75 . Mee Reasonable. ae Side, | CARPETING, ALL NYLON 400 at $2.50 a yd.; 450 yds. plush BDRM. SELL: ‘ Mee homes. eens upin to 4 50%model off. We. deliver. Gas; - saack Wrasse a. ft. ID arta cond.; ‘play play pen: pen; ‘walker; walker; “cond.; Call 869-2199 evenings. CE DINING serving cart. Exc. cond. $250. 433-2834 except Thurs. gas rotisserie. | BUILDER . sees STEEL 255-0670 rm. set. 63°’ tbl. w/3 ext. boards, pads. 6 chrs.-2 host, 4 side. Buffet and GARAGE an Chalet 3132 Lake Ave.. Wilmette. from Edens Plaza. $325 4 Except-DREXE Phtive.Ls. PUMICEsa weet FINISH 42’’ freezer, Empire. ; YOUNGSTOWN after 6 p.m. furniture separate, RA- day. oa ee HE 065-4300," pers) Sacrifice, $425. 272-0469. without water. $1.00 refrig. ange CUSTOM LivIV.sofa; RM. 3 white machine kitchen. ovens, new; NEW : BEAUTIFUL chairs; chest, ’ mise. TRY gelee,DemSe+: | COMPLETE 8394 MAHOG. YDS. Formica kit, set; Zenith a1” ‘Ty | Urn: Pree he TV ‘set; isocktail | _Empire, LA 5-9626. : xs console; hog. : : rapes, misc. an excetient cond: 258-a90d CArheee ; Wi, Ashland. (Chicago, Apt. 102, eves. | MOVIN G-MUS SELL T CROWN area) All day Sat. 274-6825. stove; refrigerator, $35 ea. pag ee Coldspot tg in our Model Homes. carrying charges. NO fi ; e for 12 monihe Free Galivers GAS FREE STOVES ; maroon A 35 98. re — bdrm. set; 3 pc. . curv. e sect. sofa; : | 1 BLUE CHINESE RUG, » 101,1042 X 13. 1k 1 mahogany ; bookcase; and barbecue. | ‘lue Chinese rug size 9 x 12. : Call ALpine 1-1824. condition. 437-1364 7. separate ca sz. One’ NOW. yd. Will MOVING: 4 PC. BLOND BDRM. SET; | Woanata’ pe. Italian Provincial Queen NO s and inwringer type washing machine. | CARPETING — 85 YDS 864-6156 carpeting plus stairs and small hall of li light forgreen, all ini good condition. Yours untackin removing. Call 272-7342. Ses ae FURN.: MIRROR; ouble dresser; chest; ni E est, with glass tops; white night sofa;standc : ® and | _ table and low boy. Call 966-9064, © SALE MAY 27 MOVING: NORGE WASHIN ve, Call after 12 CONDITION noon—GR_5-2015 __| 1 p.m. tillGARAGE 6 pim. Garden equip.. elec. | "chine: dinette table: both very good FORMICA TOP BAR W/2 CANE | [hs Patio fun. ME Lnwood, wit, | _ingtouse dehumiditier, GOOD refrig.; p.m. a WN- ROCK lawn spool desk; and 6 OR Ok. green hatng nog webbing it te. i incl. 2 lounges, serving cart. 1 , yr. old. : long extension fire ladder; baby play pen; other interesting Gov. pads DIRTY? Nursery, across ; items. 432-8568. MOVING TO FLORIDA BUFFET; old dresser new. 4 drawer cine—Shampoos 2 Will bar-b-q; Triple like ae 6014 'W CUSH.- mos. conversational chrs.; $125; Capashell cocktl. _ tble; : lamps; : coffee tbles.; 251 7598. e ~ GLASS, Pay Be BRICBay rake; custom 869-3117dresser; ay i, sees : BRICKS; RIVER saw-grin ding whl.; MAHOG. able with SALE CHINA, . nei club tbl., 3 6 3 drawer dresser 45” wide; 5 drawer mat. bookcases, 2 cabinets, blond wood, 2| dark mah. benches; glass and wr. iron room | VELVET covered, couch. End _| MASTERCRAFT furn., like ° UNITS: plastic hdbd. SMALL chairs, : GOLD contemporary Chicago 2 Vic. ; ret BRUSHED All much misc. Sat. 10 a.m. to to Chicago CHAIRS; chest; gat ing : ll ' Also, fo $7.00. Call 869-8025 after 6 p.m. thin househeld.igs itera vy + & and matt, Hive new 38 Ww BEDROOM wrought stools, $50; Japanese chow table, $50; imestn Japanese “Futon” bed roll, like new, $50; set Japanese style dishes, : | TRADITIONAL minimum of 6 places, comp., $50. 491: kit. 1225 $10; like-new, $150; mah. drop-leaf table, 3 chairs, marble GARDEN TOOLS, | Complete lawn 5 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m. Vernon Ave., Glencoe. : — hg ree Weber’s TABLE, frame and box springs, $20; desk, $25. and AIR-COND. wkends. 761-7973. | FURNITURE SALE: oe fy NV ¢ server;c MERELY aNGiE , MODEL HOME FURNITURE and hose. | Evsdsten Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk . LOUNGE ge ee ed a ee leaf sweeper; picnic table | PLAY benches; lawn stoves; IRON st hutch; “110 volts, ’ like new. , $150 or offer nn W), yo cond : anita tree with bucket; Dupont 501 nylon, $7.00 per yard INSTALLED. All colors. SAFEWAY CARPETS NOW equipment. By owner. PA 4-5786, 821 | Hudson Road, Glenview. Boge mower; Rent electric shamHardware, sprinklers ADMIRAL. pS aye eal douds aaa aed P'S —!0®and ah ANTIQU power E oad) esser and mirrori $80; P French pul: | Jacobsen 21" Pwr. Mwr. | SPREADER, $40;antq.French prov. china Magnavox | rnd. glass cab. LONG, washer Fae norte Road eet $7.00, antd.highehr. $15; maple | _ appt. d tbl. $7.00; cherry settee $40; oak t chr. Adio $30: EXTRA many $69.95 | FURNI TURE. Ls eae ENG. chrs.; hide marble CON. matt., metal frame, round MODERN cocmsall, tathes. BS 4 a werrrt condiion. other pieces. Call VEurniture; 5-4511 after 6 p.m.misc. for bmmode $35" ‘halloon- bark niet prmmode | $35: kgs ao cards 42’ met c gt buffet; ing. hawer FeFOR! liv. rm, furn. IDlewood 2-6794. : RCA pe l | LOUNGE solid general rummage Sit only, 9a mod p.m, Alley, 546 Michigan Bvansicn desk; a Hardware, RECORD. oor See SEN DAV ESE,” * week. 11’ white silk sectional sofa: 3| Miller semi- Garage Sale. Antiques; FurniTURE; DISHES; ELEC. ROASTER: port. TV: 9x 12 reen cotton rug: bronze Herman (430013 | merson St., rear, . BRIGHTEN YOUR | ZENITH 21” TV, $35; Sarvate = Blue Lustre them “toe: lounger, $35; GE tank eliminate rapid resoiling. ent elecoover upri vaccum, 3_§ tric shampooer $1.00. Michael’s V&S wool rug, $20: Metal shelf ft. $261, win.sell $125; (cleaned) costcover 120’, costdrapes$64 and onyx jardiaes: seer sate aE oe | white gen. rock crys mp; ; jade and quartz lamps. Also other fine pe. set, pads, | 7005 N. Clark pes. Private. 674-4587. KWITH PUMP ORGAN _ $100; tq. Statesville rocker $30; 4-antq. NEEDS NEW OWNERS oak victorRELOCATE THIS MOVING—MUST | pine antq. $20: and $12 nadletables $50; wicker rocker spring BED, Ghales: Remnants id sidechairs $12.50 ea.; ox chairs; household Lowell UN 4-6600. 48” rc ROUND SALE: Sun. only. 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. 273 Cedar | WATER COOLED FAN (ON ROLL. | Fine condition. Reasonable. ORchard ers); . glass wall curio _ cabinet; S-apek after. € pi. WeORUR ye 1 WEEK CARPET SALE candle scohoes, EA dese Shore: | tees Oe SuuaM 800d. c 20 TO 60% REDUCTION p.m 31” high chest cab. (drawers and shelves) very lavish hardw.; gorgeous Emp. TV =: attach., Exc. cond., $50. fixtures; crptng. and Barbecue: desks: mode tbl. (ball claw feet); unusual Oriental 12” and deep x 21" wide x ant. Ox to ae.five, (Go Misc. gate mnitrors, hite kitchen set with 6. blue pied Danish modern din. rm..set Call after 6, CR gray, value | REMOTE Boy from $79.95 $59.95 mpson $20: rm. TV, b1Ke; art AR 6-2060 ELEGANT ae chys.; rockers; | GARAGESALE: BOY'S SCHWINN | MOVING: 2 COUCHES CHAIRS: :END | fin... sito pairof <Pmode sprds.; ‘Sts; oti. ak: sighting a Pe gig eet: boy's. bdrm. _ set, See eee : APPLIANCES an DR. gare See good 379.6005 on 877 Fay . a new on Gu Bip FREE DELIVERY rawford reg. Near dresser and 4 poster twin hed. sets pape t commodes: round wal. Sheridan table | chairs; misc. ilmette Ave., aera. AL FOels blond Av. iron and tbls.; go, Evanston, FOR SvEavEes N. kit. hae Fine of $100; small barrel chair, cost '$79, sell 35; + M 7707 imate and | DON'T 4 Bank iscoun west i ton FEDDEEE — aedt ed; NORTH ERATIO Crawiedk SHORE and tt REFRIGGolf RoadN avocado. 12x 12 gold, $35; 50% all Midwest i Di enera Milwaukee . gold, embossed reg. ,$18) avocado, now. $112; nylon reg. 169 now 2 ewter, Spanish hanging lamps; wicker rocker; 2 Fr. bow frontantique marble top SALE BRANDS white, SAVE $14.98 how $8.90. “Guiikten | DRYERS Acrilan plush, Empress gold, pi) pb x 72° 12.95 now game. Dempster leaves, Kenmore a see nee ae inishing Skokie, noon St., SIZED eee oP pink =| E Av., Highiand Park. ID 3-3913. fabulous : 4 p.m. mahog. w/6 old North Wind tee en ", rls mart. file cab.; chests: Weber's, vacuum SET”. pale priced. pictures: coppertone, 2 yrs. old; Amana « refrig.: i . top French vanity table, ow $5.90; Philadelphiai carpet 15x54 | AUTOM REFRIATIC GERATORS WASHERS eige Lady ’ Tiffany at maple, f rom $ 19.90 . lush carpet, temple : gold, reg. $18.95 ow $11.90 sq. yd.;. Bigelow 15 x 96.all-| ist, in walnut, to 9 Sun. to 5 78 a TWIN ODD CHESTS ALL SIZES—NAME Ww X (ball eee . 764-2206 SPECIALS 15 beds a handsome at : Main WOOL ELOW A oer OPAC Call eves. after 7 p.m. DA 8-5986. MOVING MUST SELL DAVIS 8-5757 new, $110; to pay of‘‘L”’ to Oakwood STEREO ZENITH sprg., foam tbl., fr. Ri pe ipa, Sige: 0 Howard St. cab. pedestal; ANTIQUE poster painted Country mee E. table; marb. OF four $ 29.95 FURNITURE $1 Victorian blocks dining chrs., DOUBLE Rng Uneecelen service Your credit is good 115 Blks. corner tbl.; 4 trol, w/UHF kates te lamp | EVANSTON Manareds of other Values ARKER china ee pppidag PORCH new, furniture tbl. dropleaf and- | ighing s and baby furnishings and-many other items. Sat. and Sun. May 27 and 28: 10 Rm. amp., Exc. cond., $50. CHANDELIER; french $25; conn 19” CAMPBELL'S $ 38.88 24 months 4. ~ Color TV and Refrigeration $ 49.95 Chairs for . 79.88 $$ 49.95 7 Drawer Desks Lounge Liv. cream draw radio combination, Wien model high 0132. polished Swedish walnut cab. with 2 | WALNUT TWIN SZ. BED. COM. matching Grundig epatkers. Philipps plete; antique liv. rm. chair: 2 milk rack tape recorder, $375. Beechglass tble. lamps; lge. linen table_— bgt nm oem aoe pisve doors, es 12. napkins; linen towels and ned g china; OR like realistically 9 to 4 p.m. 934 cherry, exc., reas. 272-2154. and browse | aa~ to er TELEFUNKEN TV, LABOR WARRANTY 90 $ 99.75 Beds 4 Other reconditioned TV’s, $15. And up. One used refrigerator only' $57.50. stan oo 80) 5 Sofa Beds-Sleeps pe. Dinette Sets 2 Hollywood : 3 between range sell mod. not exorbitant. 662-4539. RECONDITIONED RCA COLOR $179.88 toad si a glass; CON. h more. Thurs. May. 25, 10 to Ep. for chairs, shes, Miscl. fold door, never used, to 10 dresser; Skokie, Ill. mage glass. ak ag ‘elec. $125, trom $300 spacious ’ ca ea.: : chandelier; beaut. Oriental rugs, Turkish, Persian, Chinese: prices are NOW 0 4 pe. Bedrm. Sets p.m. cabinet, Evanston. ga chinese cocktail tbl. extends to 67”; 1 | of vaseline satin glass lamps; pr. ee : b9 Italian Prov. Sofas ) Bunk Beds f CRYSTAL inlay; coffee s 6 porch Church Streets. ss marble top; mirrored distressed inlaid glass All Midwest Charge Cards Honored iS Piatra 21-10 4 chairs; si 4775. | SASEMENT?—SAF E? antique spooled: rocker, $20; solid drawers, er McCormick, SALE 10 rp digest 72 60% bie aa ei a St... es eee Something and Goods Sacritice rege 2 table, Slass top table, w/6 match. arm chrs., vee 25-26 paintings, and Ave. rare and exquisite antique burl mahog. 10 pe. din. rm. set w/beaut. carved marble Everything S 40 3 JUNKTIQUE din. AND DINING SETS R fram American, French and m n. sell. No offer refused. Dealer. 6675. ie HOUSE FURNISHINGS, CLOTHING. | fockers: maple end tabled: “coktai tbl; | Swing ‘set’ den fantenna: plants; | table; ‘oval braid. rugs; dble. boxold Thurs. Fri. Sat. 9 to 6. 3830 West Lake spring and mattress. lamps; ; SALE TERRACE we Park Dr., cancelled. after and of sewing inens, RIDGE—WILMETTE | BRASS WAREHOUSE et 26, ! from a acale hi bed- btm : 51912 been $30; Chest Tables, patique ag ee tems di h to IS . Il OUR drapes; Feil pe a 256-3647 Sale-May Beds, China Pring RAGE Picasso. \ U St 2 m4 * and wal. irons; WILMETTE cre- we He it any all wi. May dispose of your household furnishings. Large following and excellent results. INo Bank to yeu. Cal Miss Morgan. 677-0341 2 at has desk, |- Moving exqui- temp. CON- |. drapes with rods: fire sereen; couch, ees call: ascii to | GARAGE in blue ‘ : fixture; eR pee 2 os bkes.;°crysta set; made | BEDROOM moved Prices 7550Open N. Milwaukee Ave. (At Harlem) Mon. and Thurs. evenings. 234-3655 gas 2” gy Sr mahog. Lega ‘ 16 B tter uTTe conduct for gee Vict. misc. dat Laken GA as and SALES | everyone. Come Sale tea A ceiling : Please MA- gold Beautiful, china gis. ~ information about bed, $100; antique carved tbl.; sa Doulton cana REFURNISHING? MOVING? House _— mahog. seem oey4 831-4428 and 831-4429 Second pr. side Golondorets; type thei NEW PHONE AFTER MAY 28 Professional top Royal : SALE BY FRANCIS Let and fark: k got CHANCE tbls.; dropleaf and house. Selection - Discount ss 4-0289 tbls.; dog Largest 4.and814muc Prospect, Winnetka. sores CARDS Vict. Pembroke mirrors; ne beige couch: ECOND 2 3 black large custom a.m. today Kenilworth, CUPBOARDS; chrs.; formica denza; leat desk; ote ero pr. Tiffany cab. “a CREDIT 3 limed r after 4 p.m. AND UN twice); tL; dupdeeb ates ain e Gos e movie scrn.; Chippendale cof. ar lg tang ne Beg ne niga aro ep cab.; chand: ID 2-3107 May 27, 10 to 4 ONLY : rm. suite; mahog. drop Herman tbl./6 other and = wall tables; y down cof. tbl.; mpl. end tbls.; gls. top rnd. 10 to 4 button back velvet chr.; lamps; formica (used 6’ 7 walnut dresser; 632’, cond.; pr. of perfect blue-green ceramic lamps;_ pull- C0). 4-0277, BANK commodes; 1111 RIDGEWOOD DRIVE See Lane THURS., modern temporary WOOLS CARPET CORNER hog. 3 riskin, ROLLS | IT! ACRILICS St. UN MIDWEST by TRIO" HAVE 1917 Church bed- SALES CONDUCTED SHORT Nia “172 For Sale—Household Goods | 172 For Sale—Household Goods _ DECORATOR | FURNISHINGS: Mon. . and Thurs.to 9—Saturday to 5:30 YES WE WELCOME ALL It. mahog. tiv. machine e USED CLEANING | Contemp. : Francis-Ba- chrs., WE EVANSTON CALIFORNIA MUCH "THE ENDS | NYLONS european PIANO; AND What size ROLL. or colorENDS do you need? cade ae lip SO wa dae chairs: baa w/carrara top, top 4 chairs i : Well-cared-for 2 4. Chicago. furn. PRICED CHEAP: rm. hung mangle; Beeb i RADIO STEREO PHONO DESKS CHESTS ETc 30’’ Conlon mangle; console | ~ BOOKCASES UNPAINTED FURNITURE MART sewing oak NANTS NEW CLOTHES, desk/chr.; CARPET | AM/FM console; 234-0687 . king size wht. Fr. Prov. tufted hdbrd., as REM RS eg lee ny plates, RUG OUTLETAND ben ; y migyite fh er geiccrk —— ae : medical books; LADIES’ furn.; 25 ONLY. emer ae arom 172 For Sale—Household Goods | 172 For Sale—Household PEN; frames; drawers; BATHINETTE; electric Nesco Py heater; roaster; walkers; electric organ; and chairs; 8670 Crisscross * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving table, 2 BED | chest 2 of baby kitchen table curtains. DINING chairs, Forest-Lake SUITE, board. : NEW CONDITION: FOR blue SALE: contemp. yellow bdrm. CORNER sofa; chair; : Garten = oe CUPBOA 4 pe. bdrm. si baby equipment: CU. FT. must move, so will sacrifice for quick sale. 729-4988 : Bluff mower; Roper gas etc. HI 6-1866. rooms. Good fas 6 refrig.; Kenmore electric stove; * Northbrook Star ° Highland Park Herald Lake ROOM breakfront, _ pads, $125; 9 mo. old Kenmore auto. | __232 Wood Court, Wilmette. 251-4362. | houscho socks sipsld nests: mise. | MOVING: HI FI; HIGH RISE BED; . : | LIKE 251- 5 , * Deerfield Villager | ALL Call dryer; WOOL 328-4928 CARPETING. stove; power ae ep BEIGE 3 condition. Reaseniies: ‘m. pe after 6 p.m * Highwood Herald Classified — 21 4 : : �172 For Sale—Household Goods EARLY sofa, tion, ie ID Bay Rd. WALNUT tion: Vel ROOM server. SET: Good condi- reasonable. PArk 4-7084. ENETTE Se DINING chairs, ery Evanston SET; DINETTE SET; asher drum table; end tail table; Knicks-Knacks; nd mower; garden furn. OR re 3 ‘BURTON-DIXIE tables: lamps; 4-5132. SOFAS, PER- ” fect for den, covered with rich Dutch Fe green naugahyde. Perfect cond. pr. will sep. Hoover act 251-4470. Vacuum condition, KENMORE ie reasonable. GR ELECTRIC desk 5 Sree , $7.50. CHAMPRGNE ‘cade sectional. Foam 5- STOVE, w/t 1 ay , $30; ees [ECE Cleaner ad and BEIGE COFFEE OR TABLE, 2 END 6.18 ct see rseiaaus Call after FURNITURE now bein Will :, ’ OF MODEL BEDROOM : fea SET; Inquire "2510 - See 7 FT. call. PORCH cushions; GLIDER 2 large. match- ivory wrought- iron glass 54 x 30, 6 chairs. 251-0829. MORE 600 PORT. DISHWASHER. deliver. 2 yr. old. Call 729-1601 é uarones and weekends. Will trade R. hand refrig. for left. BEDRM. SET, TWIN BEDS, MAT- ress, box springs, dresser-mirror. - night stand; old, good cond. refinished : antique cream. $150. 256-2294 256-2056. URABLE STEEL PATIO FURN. 4 ge chairs’, chaise lounge, black with green cushions plus picnic bench, __ $50. all Ark 4-4679. Moving 9X12 _ UTILITY TABLES: sled; chair: bicycles; misc. 256-2285. LIKE NEW WASHING MACHINE AND dryer; laundry tub; girl’s dresser, -‘eabinet and headboard; boy’s chest. __ 835-4805. CARPET SALE: NYLON $5.85 SQ. d.,.now $3.85 yd. Comp. service and odeling your old carpet. 864-5551. “ goo Carpet Co., 1620 Maple, Evanston. GE SALE —1026 ASHLAND, Wilmette. antique ne; met only, yard old ops: BUNK GOOD CONDITION. AL LOUNGE ions, $25; tweed, bed; 9-4. Tea 43 CHAIR interesting misc. BEDS REASONABLE. fitted W/2 bed LOOSE spread CUSH- in green - et .00; floor screen, $3.00. all ORchard 6-3987 DIN. TBL.: tora. BED: elec. stove; ANTIQUES: FRENCH CANDELAbrum; English large brass _trivet; French andirons; WI 5-1922 DREXEL DROPLEAF—SEATS 12 4 upholstered chairs. Open stock. Sacrifice. Phone ID 3-3183, 1360 Linden Av., Highland Park. SLATE-TOP COCKTAIL TABLE 48”’ oval on pumice finish base by Henredon. $95. 433-2835 except Thurs. set. 3497 FOLDING chrs.; lamps; kit. cab.; DIN. double RM. oven, _ sofa; - carpeting. RM. NEVER USED FRUITWOOD DIN. RM. set; bdrm. dressers; desk, mirror, chair; lamps; used chairs; tbls.; couch; call after 5 p.m. OR 5-4527. 3 UNITS MADE BY JIM slide $15; Jungle Jim $20; $25. Like new. Phone 6-0687. W/6 CHAIRS; cond. UN 4-2226. furniture 5 raueeeate. SELLING in up 4 to OUT DISPLAY model homes. Will 50% off. We deliver 2 LIGHT RED LIV. RM. CHRS.; LGE. mah, drum tbl.; white lamp reas. Mrs. Weisenberg, 1822 Monroe St., Evanston. DA 8-0882. General Call FOR Red furniture. USED after Electric 1 6 YEAR. p.m. ID Stove SALE: BAR-BE-CUE, LARGE Weber kettle. Like new, will sac. CALL AT 6 P.M. OR 4-2617 LIKE NEW BILT-RITE BUGGY Reasonable RO 1-9059 or RO 1-9065 DE LUXE DISHWASHER, 2 MONTHS old, owner moving to home w/built-in model. 475-1906. STOVE ‘‘30’’ GAS KELVINATOR; ONE year old; immaculate. Features program cooking and see-through oven door; $125. Call 945-7197. KING SIZE BED, MATTRESS AND BOX SPRINGS, 3 YRS. OLD. MOVING. MUST SACRIFICE. $75. PArk 4-7157. PATIO FURN., $22; FENCING AND gate, $18; portable T.V., $40; baby equipment. Call 446-6321 FAMILY RM. FURN.:FICKS REEDrattan; 3 pe. sect. sofa; 2 chairs; tables; lamps; good condition; also Sisal rug, 11 x 14. ORchard 5-0830. 50 10 to 5 8-2485 RESIDUE OF 10 RM. HOUSE; SOME furniture; chests; much misc.; loads ‘of bric-a-brac and china. : 1412 Elmwood, Wilmette COMPLETE DINING ROOM SET AND LIVING ROOM FURNITURE. MODra GOOD CONDITION. CALL OR 2 PC. WHITE SECTIONAL, LIKE new; din. rm. table with 4 chairs and _ preakfront: bedroom set; like new kitchen set. YO 6-8494. wes: 2 WING AND LOUNGE CHRS.; drum tbl.; 2 end tbis.; drapes: mangler: window fan, All in excellent condition. 677-5365. (22 — Classified floures- Call 724-2924. YDS. 100% WOOL OFF-WHITE carpeting with best rubber waffle padding, orig. value $1,200, will sac. for $400. Call 446-8323. 5 PIECE BEDROOM SET— mahogany dbl. bed, vanity, dbl. dresser, chest, night table. Mod. walnut dining rm. set. ALpine 1-4942, OUTSTANDING BDRM. Sit three 36” dressers, king size bed night stands, perfect cond.; card set. Phone OR 4-0633. 174 2 SQ. YDS. QUALITY WOOL CARpeting, $50; lounge chair with _ slip— $25. Good condition. Call YE 5- SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED (2 TWIN beds) makes one long divan; 2 pr. ant. satin drapes; pictures. Call after 4 p.m. DA 8-6806 WALNUT BED, DRESSER, CHEST OF drawers; springs and mattress; good condition. Call before 7:45 a.m. or after 5 p.m. $50. GR 5-5653. PULLMAN KING-SIZE HIDE-Abed; 2 barrel chairs for living room. Both in good cond, 262-7894. MOVING—MUST SELL—YORKTOWN maple bdrm. set; Keller Walnut dinette set. Exc. cond. 272-5006. Base WE NEED 175 Apparel Y-NOT 646 W. RESALE Furs SHOPPE DIVERSEY 281-6636 EDIE'S RESALE SHOP 513-4TH ST.-Wilmette 256-0661. “THERE'S MONEY IN YOUR CLOSET" Bring In Your Spring And Summer Clothes WE ACCEPT ALL MIDWEST BANK CARDS Store hours: Daily 10:30 to 6 Closed Wed. and Sun. p.m. THE LAST ACT 809142 MAIN North EVANSTON DAvis 8-9898 Shore’s Most "sags Resale Sho HALF-PRICE *SALE Through June 10th Closing for the Summer TUES. D., FRI. AND SAT. 10 to 4 p.m. Thurs. 12 to 8 p.m. YE OLDE RACKE RESALE AND THRIFT SHOP Continuous SALE, bad weather, our loss your gain, spring and summer apparel fantastically low priced. 1508 Howard St., Chicago. Open Thurs. eves. till 8:30. 743-9188. Bric-a-brac antiques, oil paintings. 1 Joe YR WHOLE HOUSEFUL Furniture; tools; toys: hardware; antiques; job lots; liquidations; will buy it all. Auctioneer: Col. Dan Danner. PA 4-5171. Bargain Boutique We Buy Complete Household RUGS and Wed., Fri., Sat. 10 - 4 (closed Tues) THURSDAY 12-8 p.m. Any Type of Merchandise FOR $65. Mon., ‘Antiques, Fine Furniture, China Cut Glass, Bric-A-Brac, Silver, etc. FOR BEST RESULTS CALL HOLLYWOOD ART GALLERIES SHeldrake 3-3573 6618 N. Ridge PAID FOR E. CHICAGO’S MOST FABULOUS REsale shop will dispose of your gently used clothes and furs at a profit to you. Our clients ony these garments like mad, so will DAILY SUBURBAN PICKUPS MERCHANDISE PRICES BY OSCAR ISBERIAN ORIENTAL TRADE-INS ACCEPTED USE HALLICRAFTER SX-146 SSB-CWam amateur band receiver with R-50 speaker. Mint condition, $170. 272-1525. Goods HIGHEST SOLID Exc. CUSTOM COMPONENT HI-FI-FM tuner, changer, coax. Speaker, walnut cabinets. Orig. $600. $200 or best offer. CR 2-4643. 8- FURN., TOOLS, APPLIANCES, BDRM. sets, refrig., also leftovers from house sales. Phone 815-385-3896. VOLO SALES BARN 26. model BENEFITS THE BLIND Summer gomee M and 823 Dempster, Evanston GReenleaf 5-0108 CHICAGO ART GALLERIES Member-Annpraisers Ass’n of America AN TIQUES-PAINTINGS-ART OBJECTS-FURNITURE. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. Miss Hall 561-7256 AND purses. 328-5775 THRIFT NOOK HALF PRICE SALE May 24 through June 7. Clearance of all clothing June 7 Hours 9:30 to 3:00 Haven School, Lincoln and Prairie FULL LENGTH AUTUMN HAZE NAtural Mink coat. Like new. $1,250 or best offer. 432-5289. Bluff Junior at ITEM Evansto League $CASH$ For Ladies’, Men’s and Children clothing; shoes; accessories. We bu household items, cut glass, chind silver, bric-a-brac, antiques, etc. Ca DElaware 17-9342. GOLD COAST RESALE SHOP JANE GILLOGLY'‘S KENILWORTH RESALE BRING IN YOUR SPRING AND summer clothing for resale. 644 Green Bay Rd. 256-299 FOR SALE: SPRING FORMALS I sizes 5 and , @ach worn onc Reasonably priced. Call . 945-6913 f¢ further information. 100% HUMAN HAIR WIGS $200 value. Will Sacrifice $55. Also Wiglets and Falls. : 338-4766. MUST SACRIFICE: ALMOST NE $250 wig. Beautiful long dark Europ an hair, has been cleaned and set. $ or make offer. 299-7897. FIELD’S BROWN SYNTHETIC WI worn seldom, four months old, ca $90, sell for $45 including free was' styling can spray. 234-0977. 176 For Sale—Miscellaneous MOST ANNUALS IN FLATS 30 PLANTS $1.5 4"" GERANIUM POTS $6.50 DOZ. AND PLANTS TOMATOES VEGETABI All at reasonable prices 16 East Palatine Rd. (Willow Rd. at Palwaukee Airport) WE CAN SELL CHEAPER BECAUSE WE GROW OUR OWN NEVER USED STILL IN CARTONS M.W. 20” elect. lawnmower $55.; 2 w garden cart $7.00; Edger-Trimn $15; 4 Pc. Wht. Wrght Iron Patio S $50; Patio Chaise Lounge w/match rocker (Blue Floral on Wht. bai round; innerspring cushions $ utch Alum Hi-Dome Elect. fryy teflon coated. $22.50; Green Tw foam back rug appr. 15 x 18 ft. $35) bar stools $20. USED. Boys 16 in., 2 wheel bike $ Twin sz. Red Maple Hdbd. box spr and matt. $15; Hollywood Metal frame adj. w/ caster. $3.00; 50 <« Drip-o-later $5.00; Odd kitch. cha and many misc. items. Call after 6 p.m. Sat., Sun., and Hol. all day. 583-5381 PRIVATE PARTY LIQUIDATING FOND ASSETS Jaguar XKE ’63. Fast back co ‘‘Cremepuff’’, extras. Low mileag looks beautiful, $2,800. Continental Mark II ’56, 90% renova Low mileage. Air-cond.-all a beaut. shape, $6,000. Corvair ’62. Used for shopping etc. o 22,000 mi. terrific shape and trans} tation, $500. Boat Runabout 15’. 2 yrs. old. traile h.p. elect. start, Evinrude A-1 cd extras. Ready to use. Now $850. Mini-Bike ’65, used 3 hours. Only pounds. $200. Night or weekends only. Firm c¢ prices or don’t call. GR 5-1105. MOVING: THURS. THROUGH T Dining rm. rect. tbl., 3 brds. pads; rnd. dinette tbl.; 84’ cus made sofa, gold and black; twin be black custom made quilted spre and bolsters; white drapes; 1 b twin spread; 1 gold and brown t spread; also 2 twin mattresses; desk; bdrm. chr.; frpl. andird hanging light fixture; portable speaker; Philco 21” console portable tape recorder; World | Encyclopedia; records; ing ball and shoes, time; bicycle; girls’ clothing, sz. 10- 12; rock crystal gob and sherbets. 1157 Willow Rd., Winnetka Executive Transferred MOVING TO APARTMENT Like new gold silk couch $200; be rec. rm. furn. designed by House Interiors; pink Whirlpool w mach. and gas dryer; tbls.; la kit. set; like new Weber Barcanopied porch swing; baby eq comp. Lionel train set; ham r outfit; Zenith stereo-FM rama elect. guitars; Schwinn racing desk set. Many other useful ite Salesman’s sampies Ceoaetenry, bargains. MOVING JUNE 1 Must Sell Immediately 808 Castlewood Ln., Drfld. SEWING MACHINE ee 8 Singer machines. $12.50 each. Zig-Zag machine in cabinet, 6040 iat; Morton Grove. 96 KING SALES Co. ONE gal. 7,500-GAL. TANK, oil tanks w/stands. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake shoes HOUSEHOLD 511 Main St. Operated by Evanston 25 AND STEREO PHONO AND AM FM RADIO combination, Garrard changer. $200 new. Excellent cond. Priced to sell $70. DA 8-7542. 36” SQ. TABLE, 4 cushions, like—new. Alpine 6-1005. Wtd. to Buy—Hshid. RADIO, Sonar and ERV'S FLOWERS Sale 24’° CONSOLE PHILCO T.V., WALnut; 2 Electro-Voice stereo speakers, ea cabs. Reasonable. Call 251- set, double bed. Excellent condition. Must sacrifice. Call 677-8818. BOTH FOR $30. GENERAL ELECTRIC stove, Console TV. Call Saturday before 11:00 a.m. May 27th. PA 4-9265. mobile. formals THRIFT HOUSE CLOTHING CAB., BAR, with tuner, and_ record ZENITH T.V. 19’ PORTABLE, EXcellent condition. Very reasonable. DA 8-5271 after 5 p.m. BEDROOM WANTED: SOFA BED, MUST BE IN good condition; call mornings before 11 a.m. IDlewood 2-4089. BAND or Call 299-7512. PORTABLE KITCHEN AIDE DISHwasher in excellent condition. $75. Call in the evenings if possible. 251-7883. 173 china. 5-1640 Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For CITIZEN’S W/ and tbl. DA VE 23’ MOTOROLA CONSOLE, mahog. cabinet, 44 x 16 x cond. $125. Call 272-3610. TWIN DANISH MODERN HIGH BACK side chairs, deep purple, 8 mo. old; redecorating, must sacrifice. 677-8373. DESK — CHIPPENDALE $50. 0520 or SP 4-5292 after 5 p.m. eves. DARK WOOD CONSOLE, $40. Excellent condition. Call 724-8986. DOUBLE BED HEADBOARD WITH Ostermoor box spring and mattress; 3 pr. antique satin light blue draperies. CR 2-3069. WESTINGHOUSE UPRIGHT VACUUM cleaner, good cond., extra supply of bags. Reas. Call AM 2-0116 after 6:30 p.m. FICKS REED chairs—leather Cost $450, $200. 4-5133 Westinghouse 24" TV GARAGE SALE Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! Moving. Must sell, TV; small refrig.; misc. furniture and lamps. 966-9735. PROVINCIAL 2-2023; PIANOS furn. and CUSTOM BUILT WALNUT Hi Fi comb. Complete amp., AM-FM radio, changer. $150. Call 945-4256 SIMMONS SOFA BED BEAUTIFULLY upholstered, extremely comfortable, one year old; inlaid Baker breakfront. Reasonable. Phone 328-3792. ITAL. UN Old Air Conditioners Wanted Call 869-5656 COMBINATION R.C.A. TV, RADIO, and record player. Good cond. Set of 4 TV tables; set of dishes. PArk 4-6898 after 5. All day Sat. MUST SELL ANTIQUE WHITE CHINA cabinet; wooden wall plaques; ceramic tile cocktail and end _ tables; modern lamps. ALpine 6-1177. 7 PC. DAvis Hrs. type American of Martinsville contemp.; perfect condition; $150. 966-0931. $75 2-3264 COUCH; STATIONARY dresser and mirror; misc. 826 Custer Av., desk AM LOVELY BEIGE AND GOLD COUCH DOOR DELUXE 14 CUBIC FY. Westinghouse refrigerator-freezer, self defrosting refrig. $100 or best offer. Call 677-6433. VISIT THE RED ROBIN, 2740 CENtral, Evanston for gifts of distinction, gourmet cookware, selected pictures, lamps and decorative antiques. HUTCH TABLE IN PINE; BEAUTIful hand sewn patchwork quilt, etc. EVANSTON ANTIQUES AND RESALE WIDDICOMB ecard table; DANDY: swing set Reas. 677-7048. TABLE china cabinet w/one drawer; chairs were recently upholstered. All in good BUILDER GAS STOVE grill, timer. IT’S INEXPENSIVE TO CLEAN RUGS and upholstery with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Taylor V&S Hdwr. 560 Chestnut, Winnetka. OR 5-4064 _MOVING—SACRIFICE. DECORATOR 4’ x5’ smoked mirror; custom-made - mirrored TV cabinet; 2 sleeper foam DIN. = 4 light BOLENS 732 HP RIDING -MOWER with wings and accessories. Cost $750. $295 or best offer. WI 5-3613 or CE 671587 days. 4 ARM IN GOoD CONDITION, $150 or best offer. Also brass tea cart. BR 4-2383. with cent lamp $15. MOWER WASHER. $35. 2 WE NEED oriental rugs. Fine CON- 909 214 HP. $20. 433-3376. AUTOMATIC good ey ae $30; GOOD CLEAN CARPETS WITH EASE. BLUE Lustre makes the job a breeze. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Ace Hardware, Northbrook. KEEP YOUR CARPETS BEAUTIFUL despite constant footsteps of a busy family. Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Ace Hdwr., Glvw. dicta- Yds. of Wool Carpeting tbl., dition VERY Dealer WHITE AND GOLD FRENCH PROV. dining room set with fruitwood top. Cane back chairs and buffet. 724-1566. SPOT CASH FOR ORIENTAL RUGS bric-a-brac, French furniture, and old jewelry. Mr. Ross 338- 3700 "anytime WANTED; BABY FURNITURE AND any accessories for a new baby. Must be clean and in good condition, also reasonable. 328-2953. best MOVING. MUST SELL CARPETING, drapes, air condit., dinette set, teen age bedroom set, misc. items. Call 274-7753. cart; lounger; chrs.; 2 lounge chrs.; console TV peeritice prices. Saturday 10-5, versity, Highland Park. , & LAWN DEHUMIDIFIER, pick-up. WILL BUY YOUR GOOD QUALITY used furniture and antiques. For quick service call The Original Crost Furniture Store UN 4-0189 UN 4-2550 NEED TO BUY; FULL SIZE DBL. bed convertible sofa at reasonable price. Also decorative bookshelves. Call 234-4636 after 8 p.m. TOWN; MAHOG. dresser; mirror; 93 pc. set dishes; a.m. UN 4-0608. BROWNING AUTO. SHUTGUN Lite 12—fired 6 times, $120 or offer. Call 256-4276 evenings. our matching USED REFRIGERATORS AND GAS STOVES PRIVATE PARTY WOULD LIKE TO buy one 4-poster twin bed; small bachelor chest; small oriental rugs; Royal Copenhagen or B and G Christmas plates. 475-2249 Bed 36’’ GAS RANGE. BLACK WROUGHT iron table with 6 chairs. Automatic washer. aa a table. baby stroller. ORchard (GARAGE SALE: - 13 Cu. Ft. Refrig. THREE PIECE BEDROOM SET, $100. 8 piece dining room set, $125. Both mahogany. 5 piece kitchen set, $15. 827-8923. NEW. WALNUT BEDROOM SET spring and mattress included; Folkaway 4. MOVING OUT OF bedrm. set; triple chest; night stand; lge. mirror; after 10 SET EXCELLENT CONDITION, $60. Call 825-3807 after 5 p.m. 1-3635 after 5 p.m. and wkends. E box — Thurs. table; few COLONIAL BEDROOM CHAMBERS 3 BURNER with deep well, oven, Excellent condition, $75. Call 251-3497. Sale: Bar Chairs; RUG; 4-PC. Prompt GOOD CONDITION 1223 Dodge, Evanston, in back. Park 4-6717. KENMORE years old, Movers, do not ALUMINUM chairs; MAPLE 34, Length Roll Away Apparel and Furs YOU WILL SURELY CHOOSE TOP FOR REMODELING: WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC 39” RANGE, 242 YEARS OLD, LIKE NEW. PA 4-5115 OVERSZ. SOFA Contemporary design. Exc. cond. Must sell, too large for my room. Reasonable. 272-2370. MAYTAG WASHER; GE DRYER; Grundig De luxe Hi-Fi console, AMFM, shortwave, phono; all exc, condition. Best offer. 432-5289. Bay Rd., Evanston. in person, fischer: 3 PC. WHITE SECTIONAL Valentine Seaver orig. made by Kroehler, 6 loose pillow backs to match. Like new. $300. Call 864-2141. CRAFTSMAN. MISC. HOUSEHOLD Peterson Green AF- CHERRY WOOD CHINA CABINET; wal. coffee table; blond step table. Reasonable. Call LA 8-0649. ROTARY CARPETING: 47 YDS. ua Acrilan; $200 or best offer; “Kitchen table with 4 chairs. ORchard 6-2959 MOWER $75. 173 Wtd. to Buy—Hshlid. Goods For Sale—Household Goods WROUGHT IRON INLAID MARBLE tier tbls.; marble stand Chinese fig. book ends; 2 pictures (1 water color); comb. radio-record player. 475-1638. p.m. off. condi- 1-1134. 5 HP Hotpoint HOMES exceilent ALpine 172 PAUL MCCOBB BUFFET, BREAKfront and commode; en furn.; childrens furn.; misc. Exc. cond. reas. Call OR 5-4266. SPRUCE UP FOR SPRING. GET some fresh decorating ideas at the Serendipity, 347 Walnut, Northfield. Full Mart privileges. BACK MASON AND HAMLIN UPRIGHT piano; French Provincial dresser with mirror; drum table and step table. All mahogany. 272-0765. TABLES. sold at 40% to 60% separate. terms. Empire, 965-4300 ae Call or ‘ SORTABLE DISHWASHER; 36” niversal range; Both in excellent : ition. Call after 6:30 p.m. RO 1- WING REAL GOOD CONDITION. ter 7 p.m. 432-3962. BRO- 6 Colonial $100. SIT-DOWN rubber cushions, lian provincial legs. Modern contemporary. $400. VE 5-1927. AMERICAN May $200; 25, . �.a . OVING MUST refrig.; bsmnt. SELL-LIKE refrig.; elec. NEW dryer; turq. nauga. sofa bed; office display case; snow tires; area rugs: 9x 12 turq. and green acrilan Karastan; 12x17 gold Wunda Weave cotton; blue nyl. 12x15; 6x9 green cotton. Fish tank; painted chests; port. TV: Formica tabls.; lamps; sz. 40 and 42 men’s suits; much hsehid. misc. May 25 and 26. 10 to 6. 835 Polo Ln. Glenview. (1 blk. S. Glenview Rd., 1 blk. E. Wagner) 729-2180. ATTIC ANTIQUES #8 Tudor Ct. Glencoe CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY Complete Repair Service Open Monday thru Saturday 10 to 6 Friday night til 9 p.m. 835-4217 BARN SALE: Wheel barrow, $8.00; Solar enlarger, $25; 2 end tables, $9.00; 1 drum table, $11; bookcase, $6.00; antique sheet music cabinet, $12; set of childrens table/chairs, $8.00; baby bed less matt., $7.00; 2 single sz. antique poster bds., $10 and $15; aquarium, complete outfit, $10; misc. stuff. Call after 11 a.m. WI 5-5760. SMNT. SALE: ITEMS FROM 5 homes: elec. dryer; objects d’art; Tiffany hanging lamp; oil paintings: chrs.; rocker; tbls.; kit. set; crib; poster bed; lamps; drill; dishes; sm. avvl.; Stauffer exerciser; phono8raph; jewelry; linens; clothing many misc, items. lc to $100. Starts 9 a.m. Thurs., rear ent. 2228 Grant, Evanston. 864-5207. NURSERY SALE RSIAN LILAC, $2.99 ft. Honey Locust, $5.99 Silver Maple, $5.49 ea. pburlapped. ANDERS ROAD EA.; 6 TO 8 ea.; 8 to 10 ft. All balled and Rd. DUSE SALE SAT. MORNING MAY 7, 8 to 12. Speed Queen washer, elec. iryer; Volkswagen fact. trailer hitch; eneral Motors station wagon locking ski rack; 36” fireplace grate; much isc. Lionel Steam and diesel locos; hildren’s games, dolls and toys. 2461 bhannon, Northbrook, 272-2482. BASEMENT SALE 534 Forest Av., Evanston THURSDAY ONLY, 9-7 bed; chests; chairs; couch; dbl. bed; bird cages; interbooks; puzzles; 78 and 33 ecords; 1911-16 opera programs, misc. SC. MOVING SALE 5X5 beveled edge mirror; sofa; sofa bed; Hinette set; misc. chairs and end lables; pictures; household items; omens and girls clothing sizes 5 to 4. Evening dresses, coats, sweaters And shoes. Like new Relaxicizor. Call DR 3-1858. GARAGE SALE ppliances, kitchen misc., lamps, tapes, bedspreads, and many more rise. items. Baby buggy and fine fothes. Friday and Saturday, after 9 .m. 267 Glendale Rd., Buffalo Grove, - (near cor, of Raupp and Glendale bd.) AF RAKER; HAND MOWER; awn roller. 1 umbrella tent; = 1 ountain tent; 2-burner gas hot plate; isc. children’s equip. Never used roquet set; car jack; tires; waln. fin. inette table w/4 chrs. 729-9451, Sat. .m. a DEHUMIDIFIER; PORT. SUMP pump; 48-cup elec. Dripolator; baby’s playpen; Scott’s spreader and fertilizer; steel storage cab.; and filing cab.; frple. screens and andirons; studio sofa; ofc. chr. and desk. 724-3382. 3-DAY MOVING SALE SAT., SUN., DECORATION DAY Appliances; furniture; bicycles; skates; etc. 830 Hudson Rd., Glenview, Ill. CHURCH, PTA OR OTHER GROUPS. Raise money without cost. We supply jewelry, purses, novelties for bazaars or other affairs. You return unsold merchandise. Ambrose Specialties, ID 3-2467 eves. or Sundays, BARGAINS IN RECONDITIONED port. TVs and vacs., $20 and up; Smith Corona port. typewriter, $25; comp. photo develop. and enlarging equip., $40. Teletone House, 626 Waukegan Rd. Glenview 724-3456. GARAGE range; SALE. ironer; furn.; lamps; household a.m. to Wilmette. DBL. OVEN GAS HO train w/board; typewriter; misc. goods. Saturday only. 10 p.m. 811 Greenwood, GILT Miz BGR: 3eX% 62, $30: brass chandelier, $35; typewriter, $18; pr. bookcases, $18; drawing board, $13; amplifier, $55; golf clubs, $30; tuneup tools, $5.00; boxing gloves; $6.00; mise. 328-5170. BSMT. SALE—6 YR. CRIB; ENG. carriage; bathinettes; high chairs; Toys; Children’s clothes; Ice skates; lamps; matts.; Pollen-Ex; chairs: hdbds.; washing mach. 869-5885 or 328-0063. MOVING SALE: BDRMS. AND DINing rm. furn.; dehumidifier; outboard motor; TV; draperies; hostess chrs.; outdoor grill; misc. household items. 728 Greenwood Av., Wilmette. Saturday, 10 to 2. ANTIQUED MILK CANS While they last—Ready for porch or patio—dripping with vines and flowers. All colors. $15 apiece, $25 a pair. HI 6-7572 or HI 6-2055. ZEISS CONTINA 1:35F 45MM. CAM. era $17; Frigidaire 40’’ elec. stove $40; 3 HP motor for boat $42.50; black and brass adjustable drop light fixture $13.50; port. Mangle $20; 42’ long collegiate boy’s suit $10. AL 1-1635. FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES: PIPES; angles; iron sheets; and other misc. HIGHLAND PARK WASTE MATERIAL 1466 Berkeley Rd., Highland Park IDlewood 3-1466 GE DISHWASHER NEEDS NEW motor, avocado green, $25. Gas space heater, $100. Barbecue, boy’s books, model kits, clothes, soccer shoes, bow] balls, 967-6120. GARAGE SALE-THURS., FRI., SAT. 10 to 5; lamps; child’s surrey; port, Hi-Fi; pict. frames; air-conditioner: clothing; misc. 1447 Sycamore Lno., Northbrook. 272-3478. MOVING—MUST SELL: 53 SQ. YDS. white cpting./padding; din. rm. fix.; wh. silk drap.; yel. quilted bdsprds., mat. bolsters/cornice; Spinet piano. 256-2029 OR AL 1-8684 ANTIQUE JEWELRY FOR GRADUATION. LINDWALL’S, 808 Oak St., Winnetka, 42 blk. W. of Green Bay Road. EN C YCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA. World Book, Child Craft, Dict. set, Cyclo Teacher, atlas. Colliers. Hide Abed, cost $300, sac. $125; bdrm. set, $165; both unusued. Sac. all. 251-7385. MM MANUAL SLIDE PROJECTOR; lec. German made ironer; trundle eds; steamer trunk; wooden foldin reen; rattan lounge chr. an ttoman, never used polished brass re screen. All in good cond. Reaonable. PA 4-9160. REFRIG. $20; WEBCOR PORT. HIFI $10; air cooler $15; Wilson irons, bag $30; irons, woods, bag $25; bowling ball, bag $5.00; matched set, cart, bag. umbrella. cover $85, 272-7291. TERSON JUMPER WALKER, $5.00; rimble foldable mesh playpen and ad, $10; West Bend sterilizer, elec. .00: diaper travel bag. $2.50; Angel obile, $2.00; yellow bunting used ince, $2.00; bathinette $8.00; bounce air, $1.00. 251-1823. $3.50 A FIFTY LB. BAG. — Glicken Hardware, Wilmette. RAGE SALE REAR 2025 LINoln. St., Evanston. Sat. 10 to 5. foving to Calif. Like new humidifier; B5; pr. fireside chairs, need reovering $10 each; steel frame trundle ed, $35; dog bed: toys: skates; many hisc..items. MOVING SALE eeley twin beds w/dual teak and ane hdbd., king sz. bdspread. double esser, and night stand; kitchen set; arble tbl.; lamps; floor polisher; arden tools; bikes. PRICED TO ELin, 251-2221. RAGE SALE: THURS.—FRI. 8:00 m. to 5:00 p.m. Household furn., amping equip., mirrors, picture ames, oil paintings, dresses, 10-14, r coats, books and toys. 2641 Gross oint Road, Evanston. (2 doors north Dominick’s). TIQUES; BRASS,COPPER, PEWr, art glass. furniture, and much isc. Wauconda Trading Post on Rt. p, 4 mi. N. of Lake Zurich. Open Fri.-Sat. 10 to 6; Sun. 12-6. JAckson 6-7495 or PArk 4-6177. W/STAND, $20; STURDY 6-YR. ib, matt., sheets, pads, blankets, 0; 5-drawer wicker dress. tbl., $8.00; hk kit. set, $25; tbls.; toys; etc. outon jacket; white lea. coat. PA 922, O GAS GRASS CUTTER; LADY’S ft hand bawling ball; Aurora de luxe ad racer; 2 green rugs 9x 10; black hir mannikin; de luxe window fan; hthroom sink 17x19: used G.E. ‘frigerator. 966-8997. STINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR, 0. Kitchen sink and steel base yao $25. Both very good condition. 4-0718. BY 25, 1967 Buckwheat Hull Mulch Dewey EVANSTON, SAT., MAY 27 ONLY, hours 9 to 5. Furniture; appliances; carpeting; clothing; yd. goods; etc. PIE i1s..3071 AND aFsT.. = colors retain brilliance in carpets tleaned with Blue’ Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00 Eckart Hardware, Winnetka. PC. DIN. RM. SET, DROPLEAF, $75; auto. washer and dryer, both $75; child’s 6 year crib and matching chest. Refrig. $5.00. Men’s’= and women’s clothing, all sizes. DA 8-8885. 10 Hoover Electrolux $3.95. 6040 967-5770. VACUUM SALE. uprights. $15 with trade. 6 vacs, $12.50. 12 misc. vacs, Dempster, Viking Morton Sales Co. Grove. WASH. MACH.: JACOBSEN ma reel Manor Queen Mower; buffet; garden tbl. w/umbrella: knick-knacks. FINAL Thurs., Fri., Sat. Sun. 2606 Fontana Dr., Glenview. WASTE KING DELUXE DISHwasher. Under the counter, new timer but it needs some work. $50. Salt-inpene water. softener, as is, $25. 72945. . GARAGE SALE THURSDAY MAY 25th, 12-5 p.m. Din. rm. funr.; glider: uvhol. chrs.; secretary; clothing; tables; lamps. Reas. 1433 Edgewood Lane, Winnetka. 446-6795. SWIMMING deep. POOL, Includes CR 2-2325. filter, 30” REEL TYPE $100. Call 446-5107. 12 ATTIC FAN, 30’, LIKE NEW, Rotary mower, 19’’, good cond., 272-3246. FORMALS, SZS. 9-10-11; SURF and ski board, used once; Lge. house and cyclone enclosure, 10 x Call evenings, after 7, 272-2333. FT. X30 ladder, RIDING etc. IN. $45. MOWER, 176° ee 179 <= Fer Sele--Miscstiensous RUMMAGE PRICES: QUALITY WOM. AIR CONDITIONER—GE THINLINE 6,500 BTU, $75; lawn mower-hand, rubber wheels, $10; Spreader, trimmer, hedge clip, rake, $10; 945-1287. dog 20’. FOR SALE: LIKE NEW UNDERWOOD Typemaster standard manual typewriter, Moving, must sell this month. Best offer over $100. 234-8245 evenings. 2 SGL. MATTS. $5.00 ea.; elec. AND guitar, 20-gal best offer. Conrad Ball mike w/new fish tank, BX. SPRGS., 1 pickup, $25: PA GOING SOUTH, MUST SELL AT Sacrifice all furniture, musical instruments, etc. will separate. Call 679-0472 MOVING: KENMORE MANGLE, coppertone metal china cab., $40; cu. ft. deep freeze $35, Call 869-0713. TWIN $60; and Call OR BUNK BEDS COMPLETE crib and matt. $15; dresser $8.00 $15; some clothes 10c and l15c. UN 4-1215, 1227 Dewey, Evanston. Jacobson Lawn $20; 131% Mower; VER PLUSSALEFAE SOFA—$39 CHAIR—$19 A 24 ea. plus fabric; SEC" plus fabric, CO AN! SALE-—CUSTOM FABRIC avail. CHESTERFIELD Div. So ' INTERIORS of Chesterfield Upholstery CALL 677-6350 LIGHT HAULING LIANCES Furniture—Luggage—Appliances OLD FURNITURE AND A disposed of. Crating and Sh : Call for Free Estimates. | | LEO HAPP PArk 4 TOP SOIL — HUMUS — SAND Manure — gravel — gravel driv rubpisn removal — power — tree removal — REEL TYPE. $50. VErnon 5-0629 SLIP.Ct ERS—Chair—$12 plus fabric. $22 plus fabric. 12 Price Drape Meo guar. FREE estimates, 4-2537. BABY BUGGY $10; PLAY PEN $9.00: Babee-Tenda $8.00; stroller $3.00; potty chair; booster chr.; Sunbeam polisher cleaner. APpine 1-6837. NisebWbneees 5 REUPH. adapter, $20; SOL. RED CHERRY 3 PC. L.R. SET, early 1900, gold broc.; sol. wal. dplf. thle. .48 x 60’ open; 6 drawer desk; 16’ wheel bike; misc. 272-7633. ts REUPHOLSTER’ | en’s children accessories, clothing, TV, phonograph, toys, coats, misc. Call eves. and weekends. CE 4-9499. $55; $25. STORKLINER BABY BUGGY, Schwinn stingray bicycle, both in excellent condition. 965-0022. lawn : fill dirt — grading. VE 5-1195 are JIM BEINLICH, THE FIREWOOD SPINET PIANO $275, PAINT SPRAY and compressor $30, bench saw $20.; Scott elec. mower, $20. DA 8-0297 GE !2 TON AIR COND.; FRIGIDAIRE elect. range; box spring and matt.; porch set; chairs; lawn mower; etc. Call 835-3747 eves. or weekend. MOVING TO CALIFORNIA CHEST—DRESSING TABLE, POWER LAWN ROLLING US TAKE THE HUMPS OUT OF YOUR LAWN ‘ JIM BEINLICH VE 5-1: MAHOGANY SPINET PIANO, LOVEly simple lines; 60 yds. beige wool carpeting w/padding; dishes; misc. items. 446-2169. MOVING GARDENIA TREES AND PLANTERS for sale, ready for planting outdoors. Call AL 1-5515. GRAVEL 177 180 Typewriters—Business Mact —Office and Store Equipment CERAS Misc. 328-9031 BLACK TOILET: GREEN top w/black bel aguecis, COUNTER $75. CHARCOAL HIDE-A-BED, $25; Col. wing chr., $25; Craftsman Reel mower, $25; traveling sprinkler, $5.00; sheared raccoon coat. 446-7339. HOUSE SALE; FURN:.; CPTG.; drapes; much clothing; bric-a-brac. 6547 N. Kilpatrick, Lincolnwood. Sat. and Sun. May 27 and 28, 10 to 5. BABY’S DRESSING TABLE: ELEC. sterilizer; infant seat; doll and stroller; child’s Danish chair; baby’s bath tub. 475-7329. Garage Sale: Thurs. May 25 9 A.M. TO 1 P.M. Gregory Av., Wilmette 401 HAVE A LARGE RECREATION room? 22’ old time table shuffle board. Electric score board. Best offer. WI 53018 after 6 p.m. FILTERS, 4’ x 24’ DIA. POOL CHEMICALS, COMPLETE EQUIPMENT. $200. PArk 9-0041. CANTERBURY; HOOK RUG; DESK chair; wing chair; permanent card set; odd drapes; spread; pce. of needle point. BRoadway 5-1737. Wtd. to Buy—Miscellaneous Wanted: Newspapers, Rags, lron, Metal. Highest Prices Paid HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL type of junk brought to our door; rags, iron, metal, etc. For truck pickup, IDlewood 3-1466. Open.Sunday 9 to 3. Prices subject to change without notice. HIGHLAND PARK WASTE MATERIAL 1466 BERKELEY ROAD (Off of Old Skokie Rd.) WANTED IDEAS FOR PEANUT GALLERY If we use our contribution for PEANUT GALLERY, you will receive a $5.00 check that can be spent at any advertiser in our paper. Contestants must be UNDER 14 years of age. Your age, phone, address, and. choice of advertiser must accompany each contribution. Send to THE PEANUT GALLERY, 1232 Central Av., Wilmette, Ill. WANTED TO BUY IS YOUR BASEMENT A GHASTLY MESS? So is mine, but I am looking for WHITE ELEPHANTS FOR MY SHOP Call 272-2810 before five, Tuesdays through Saturdays or 446-7415 daily after six. AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR OP. ener with two car controls, complete $60; fireplace screen, $10. Call 234-2861. LIKE NEW CONDITION DBL. SIZE mattress, box springs with frame $50; 10’x 24° deep swimming pool with filter $35;. baby equip. AL 1-8258. WE’LL COLLECT YOUR UNWANTED books now! For our annual used book sale. N.S. Chapter, Brandeis U. Women's Comm. Books tax deduca For pickup. HI 6-3730 or AL 10. KEEP CARPET CLEANING PROBlems small—use Blue Lustre wall to wall. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Wienecke V&S Hardware, Glencoe. Garage Fri., SHORE AND 1104 EMERSON METAL 1 p.m. - 8 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. 7543 Kildare, Skokie. - 5 p.m. HOTPOINT 532’ REFRIGERATOR, separate freezer door, perfect condition. $90. 2 girl’s 26’ bikes, perfect condition, $20 each. AL 1-4646. BENCH SAW AND MOTOR, 22 x 34 top, 33’’ high, $25; 10’’ band saw, $20;. two 750 x 14 tires, $8.00 pr. ALpine 1-4017. ; SAVE BIG! DO YOUR OWN RUG AND upholstery cleaning with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Wolff Ave. Hardware, Wilmette. PAPER CO. UN 4-5133 Used EVANSTON SUPPLY, 864-5311 JUMBO BASSINET W/PAD, $9.00; 2 buggies; Magnavox TV, $25; Westinghouse washing machine, $35: child’s pedal racer, $9.00. PArk 9-3559. LARGE DOLL BUGGY; DOLL BUNK beds; high chair; other girl’s toys; child’s table chair set; three speed radio record player. 234-5147. GIRL’S 24” BIKE; VAP.—HUMIDIfier; osc. fan; card and TV tables; white vinyl bench. Call 869-1762. SUNBEAM w/3 cord offer. VE ELECTRIC extensions; 5-0152. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glen coe News * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving of Harlem in Miscellaneous RUBBISH Basements, . DANNER Attics, REMOVAL Garages Cleared. PArk 4-5171 LIGHT HAULING By Furniture. Appliances professional movers METER, : OFFICE F cabinets. Call - pa ® Bicycles NEW RALEIGHS AS GUARANTEED LOW AS $39 USED BIKES BIKES AS IS. LOW AS $5.00 NEW BIKE RENTALS me Parts and service for ALL Berkeley’s, ALL : model 5400, electric. USED 182 é 8-2908. Like new 256-3358 ture—desk, files, 1479 after 6 p.m. 612 Davis, LIKE UNiversity NEW! $39; 26’’ A Schwinn brakes, light Trave: speed, hand erator, speed, $49; 26’ Raleigh Robinh hand brakes, $49. 864- and WANT TO BUY: GIRL’S BICYCLE 24 inch. Preferably with coaster brakes, Call 372-8490 Thursday daytime evening Schwinn good or VE 4 or Sunday. WANTED TO BUY: _ Tandem bicycle, good cond. Reasonable. 945-4159. USED Boys 3 BICYCLES and girls. ‘‘As Is’’ $5.00 to $35 1702 DODGE, EVANS SPEED ENGLISH ‘ RAC black, $35 or best offer. Exce condition. Call after 4:30, 251-8351. WANTED: BOY’S weight bicycle. Good Bob Strang 272-8430. 24” condition. GIRLS GOOD $15 24” SCHWINN, or will trade for girls Hillcrest 6-0689. BOY’S 26° speed SCHWINN racer A 20’’. ; BICYCLE style. éa COND. Baek Excellent Call OR 5-0830. condi- Sporting Goods and SHOP CLOSEOUTS FEATURING Wilson—Spaulding—MacGregor | Northwestern-Foot-Joy-Bag-Boy Mulligan-Ajav ALL NEW 1ST QUALITY Ladies’ and Men’s RIGHT PREWAY ELECTRIC BUILT-IN oven; gas counter top stove; Homeko 21" reel type power mower; small collapsible dog run. Call 234-6597. 179 SALE: y Equipment MAY 31ST, WED. 7 P.M. TO 9:30 p.m., June ist, Thurs. 8:30 A.M. until?? By: Ev. Chapt. 919 O.E. S. Place: S. A. Temple, 1403 Sherman Av. Ev. LAWN MOWER like new. Best GYM-DANDY SWING SET; GO CART with engine and clutch. 2915 Simpson St., Evanston. FOR Sales west et PRO St. Peter & Paul Church Woman’s Club Wagner Rd. and Lake, Glenview, Ill. RUMMAGE SALE Thurs., May 25, 1967; 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Lower level of church Plenty of parking area. Just . : PAPER, POSTAGE Pitney-Bowes 183 GARAGE SALE: 1837 MONROE ST., Glenview. Thurs.-Fri. June 1-2. 9 to 5. Household goods; stove; refrig.; clothing, infants to adults; misc. Bargains. Rd. Glenview. COPY tien. Reasonable. SATURDAY, MAY 27, 9 A.M.-2 P.M. TV’s; radios; furniture; lawn mowers; seeders; washer; clothing; brica-brac. Loads of outstanding values. Sponsored by Glenview Knights of Columbus. Elm Park Field House, Central driveways. excellent condition. DAvis 3 Golf Clubs NAILS: ROUGH AND FINISH Hardware, clamps and tie rods. 2 wheelbarrows; garden tools; transit. MISC. 966-3366 AMERICAN INDIAN RELICS SCALPER BONNET: MEDICINE FEATHER; 2 SCALP TROPHIES. WI 5-9637 after 6 p.m. BASEMENT SALE: SAT. MAY 27TH. 85 Robsart Rd., Kenilworth. AL 1-9382 10 a.m.—4 p.m. Household items.furniture-clothing-toys-misc. WITH — REPAIRS stone for VE 5-1195. . 272-0076 Rummage home? Thermo-fax Copying Mach WOULD LIKE SEVERAL LENGTHS 7 6 ft. stockade rustic fence. Call VE -1704. 178 it DRIVEWAY crushed Beinlich. FILL WANTED CALL get tor Missy. OLD GUNS, ANGLERS 1016 Davis, Evanston CLEAN can’t BAILEY’S, OLD ELECTRIC TRAINS MADE BEfore 1940, Ives, Lionel, American Flyer, etc. Don’t have to run. GR 50466 evenings or weekends. Wanted: SOMETHING? furniture, DOVER MOVERS solve your hat problems. Ill. 22633MCC. 864-6139. GIRL’S WANTED TO BUY BUMPER POOL TABLE. ID 2-0725 Sale: May 26, 27 AUUMINUM COMBINATION storm doors: Right hand hinge, 3114 x 80; left hand hinge, 3514 x 80 Reasonable. Call 724-6233. 2 NORTH LET Stingray, HOME INCINERATOR, GOOD CONDItion. Burn your old waste paper and other combustibles. $35. 1-4030. BACKYARD SALE: SAT. AND SUN. 2335 Greenwood Ave., Wilmette. Porch furn.; baby furn.; clothing; ping pong table and misc. 2 SACRIFICE SALE: BEST OFFER air-conditioner; refrig.-freezer comb.; chests of drawers; assorted tools; Senere: many other items. OR 4739, Fer Selé-cAdlccétionsces. ROLL-A-BED, $5.00; TV TBL.; OUTdoor hammock; mahog. teacart, needs fixing (free); blk. teakwood stand; fernery; feather boa. PA 4-0247, Sat. HOFFMAN 410 Ridge, Garage Sale—!125 re 176 For Sale—Miscellaneous NURSERY 3285 Sanders Rd., Northbrook Ptween Milwaukee Av. and Willow ree and OR LEFT Ei ge a3 EXPERT CLUB FITTING ALL SETS 9 irons, 4 woods, reg. $275 now 9 irons, 4 woods, reg. $180 now 8 irons, 3 woods, reg. $120 now 5 irons, 2 woods, reg. $95 now 5 iron, 2 woods, reg. $50 now MacGregor DX 8 irons, Men’s MacGregor DX 8 irons, Ladies’ P.G. (3 woods) reg. $80 now Titleist balls (repaints) now DX tourney x-outs balls Pro-Line putters and Wedges $3, $4, Golf carts reg. $40-$30 r Golf shoes reg. $40 Golf bags Golf umbrella, reg. $8 now Iron Covers, set of 10, reg. Leather golf gloves, Ladies Leather golf gloves, Men’s Headcovers set of 3, reg. $4 Golf socks reg. $1.50 erent Seats. reg. $5 olf balls $2, $3, . $4 Pro only balls, reg. $14.75 Snag balls reg. $2 doz. Plastic golf tubes Plastie practice balls 2c Up to 75% off on all pro-line merchandise. We take tra S. Large selection of used golf clubs Expert repairing and refinishing. _ Mon., Thurs., Fri. 9-9 Tues., Wed., Sat. 9-6 Misc. 272-5520 * Northbrook Star * Hi ghland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Classified — 23 Be �ape 183 = Sporting Becds ee =“ ond 193 Equipment 8 —. GOLF 195 Carts 1966 Bridgestone Sport 50; PRO SALE GOLF EQUIPMENT ~ Motorcycles—Go 600, MILES; BALLS LIKE NEW ; 835-4716 HONDA DREAM CONDITION; 305 CC LOADED W/ACCESS’S. LOW MI. EXC. cond. $500 incl. helmet, 2 pr. glasses, saddle bags, wndshd. 272-5183. 95 rt UET, EXCELLENT $300. 827-2256 NOW UET, NOW SPALDING TENNIS BALLS N'S TENNIS Se ANGLER’S SUPPLY EVANSTON BLACK, FISHERMEN’S RODS, REELS : GOLF CLUBS SHOES, CARTS, BAGS. TENNIS RACKETS SLEEPING BAGS WATER SKIS Chicago ; Sport Ave. stove FUN must see et tion. CAMPER, SUZUKI TENT large pup and ALpine 1-2313 FAMILY LOW 1966 Benly Touring Evanston HIGHWALL camping $350 OR for car. ice box. Moped COMPLETE. to appreciate, excellent Package deal. Custom built LEFT HANDED unused, irons, matched 4 woods, Poot. “i set, bag, 29-3787. GOLF Sam and CLUBS Snead. cart. $75. COINS Indian coins . STAMPS ea. Also 4-6356 COINS BOUGHT 630 Davis St., of both Supplies. Evanston. Automobile Loans an Auto Loan From HONDA LOW 945-6000 For Rent— Autos—Trucks—tTrailers JOHNSON’S TRAILER 1-WAY COAST INSURED, and HOUR, 4 wheel. DAY, Any size OR WEEK. or purpose 2 also for boats. Furn., pads, tarps and moving dollies avail. Car tow bars, er dder, ‘ tools, cement mixer, exten. 7446-48 N. Clark St., 2 biks. S. - of Howard 192 St. ROgers Park 1-2000. Auto Tires and Accessories only, 17,000 mi 110 H.P. ENGINE 17,000 miles. Best offer. Call OR . 4 speed trans. axle compl. best 4 1964 HONDA 150CC FOR SALE. $25¢. Call evenings, ID 2-0665. 2480 Green Bay Rd., Highland Park. VESPA-125 W/WINDSHIELD. cellent condition; low mileage, 835-4716. 194 Mobile - Carts ; SUZUKI CITY 6454 _ - N. TRANSFERRED Chicago. 195 TO EUROPE! Must sell my SLIGHTLY used Honda 'B-160. The bike, with 1,500 mi., has ‘‘broken-in,’’ to a just been nicely Access. gmooth running machine. --inel.: scrambler pipes, scrambler handle bars w/soft grips, and elec. starting. Gar. stored; never raced or rodded. Beaut. cond. Merits $450 price. 827-3429 after 5. 1966 SUZUKI [50 C.C. PERFECT owner, 1966 COND., 900 MILES. windshield 160 HONDA Low mileage. Call OR 4-4929. and NEVER Fully ADULT rack. BEEN LAMBRETTA 125 SCOOTER: still in break-in 24 — Classified 5- For Sale—Trucks and TRAVEL TRAILERS-TRUCK CAMPers Avion. Shasta, Fan, Frolic. Franklin and Robinhood. HALE TRAILER SALES. 689-3300. 1920 Sheridan Rd., _e Chicago. (1 mile North of 137 on SCOUT 1965 POSITRACTION LOW mileage, $1,095; Jeep-142 ton 1963stake, F.C. 170, 4 wh. dr., Warren hubs, snow plow, mud tires, duals ree pees, After 6:00 p.m. $1,975. CR For Sale: Trailer, '!/, Ton WHEEL ALLSTATE, $20. ‘ALpine 1- Red, 1964 VW WANT completely KARMANN $1,647 BRAND . . . . . . . . . . . . Sealed cooling system Heater, defroster Turn signals 4-wheel disc brakes Undercoatin Window washers Electric wipers Oil filter Child Rear Door Lock 4-way safety flasher 4-speed transmission And many additional features All Standard Equipment With 12 Mo. 12,000 mi. Full Factory Warranty GHIA to COUPE With Pearl radio. Sea 'B9 WWs, black Radio, Pearl white Light beige, radio SEDAN 1963 VALIANT SUNROOF '64 1963 FORD 1964 PARILLA Authorized in largest stock DELIVERY. for a free of test 150! in the 1964 VW thru Friday losed Sunday. and Porsche Porsche or ready Sedan. leather Alpine white, blue int., auto. trans., tex. PS., origival’ price. price. AM/FM. BLAUoriginal PUNKT 1966 radio. - for IM- Mercedes Diesel Sedan. mission. Low, Benz © Ruby red, black tex. leather interior. 6 cyl., 5-speed. Full price only Porsche Coupe. Red, interior. Model black tex. 356 leather $1,495 1550 FRONTAGE RD., OPEN 9-9 DAILY '65 Mercedes Benz 220SE Sedan. leather Graphite interior. grey, red Factory $2,995 1963 Porsche Model Baby blue. terior. Red tex. tex. A.C. 356 E} UN SPITFIRE $875 or best of 4 SHIFT SPEED, original 2 owner, TO AL 1-6892 '61 Volkswagen Sedan: G heater; new brakes. $500. PHONE McFARLAN. 835-3589. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN. E running order. $450. Can be see Rex’s Service Station, 469 Sur Ridge, Northfield. Phone HI 6-9817. 1957 BLACK T-BIRD FULLY EQUIPPED, AUTO. Good condition. AL 1-0620. TRA in- JAGUAR XKE CONVERTIB white; runs like new, $2,850. Also TR 4 convertible, red, Michelin ti wire whls. Private. OR 3-0744. 272-7905 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, SUNROOF, ps ——— Br ese yo condit pote . Call weekda ys after 4:30 : ‘ leather $2,395 NORTHBROOK OVERSEAS DELIVERY '59 low mileage, clean. $4,495 Automatic translow mileage. Only 1 OWNER, tires. $895, 67 COUGAR, STICK MUST SELL DA 8-8050 CORVETTE SPECIALS 1966 3-55 SUNROOF 63 TRIUMPH Excellent condition; Call PArk 4-3281. Mercedes-Benz. Porsche 91 | $4,995 Rd. MG 1963, 1100, 2 DOOR SEDAN sp., exc. cond., R/H, like new wih walls, suspension and battery, reco tioned brakes. $650 firm. AL 6-0 after 6 p.m. DEMOS 1967 Mercedes Benz 2308 Waukegan BERMUDA BLUE, —— ee new Insurance Co. new Deale SPECIALISTS AND PEUGEOT Glenview 4-8600 BR PA HI 6-6100 Mercedes-Benz drive ! DELIVERED ANYWHERE Porsche-Mercedes Benz Sale Come Renault—Peugeot OVERSEAS IN RENAULT Autohaus on Edens Midwest’s $54 Monza TAMBOURINE Winnetka Import Motors MEDIATE 4-Dr. 2-Dr. Coupe Auto. $2§ MOTORCYCLE Open: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday a.m.-5 p.m. — Saturday. $14 $34 $54 Trans. Corvair 250cc 9 Renault '6| transmission Agents for Volkswagen $25 Dart Auto. FUTURA automatic $19 4-Dr. Auto. '62 Renault 4-Dr. '63 Renault 4-Dr. OTHER TRADE-INS 1961 ALFA ROMEO — 2,000 Convertible, ree with radio. Red, ALSO. VW '60 Dodge blue SEDAN 1960 VOLKSWAGEN TRANSMISSION ‘60 Renault 4-Dr. Radio, 1962 VOLKSWAGEN in Glenview AUTOMATIC Buys of the Week white SEDAN Delivered AVAILABLE roll SEDAN 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 1963 FALCON $1,647 eer ready NEW 4-Dr. Sedans Black. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN 1962 ADS INS equipped, $3,395 HOLLISTER Sedan BEST OFFER Call AL 1-7104 1963 Volkswagen Camper $450. USE 2 Door NEW '67 Renault R-10 better shape than ours FUR: Trailers ALL They’ve passed the 16-point safety and performance inspection and been of them we so sure We’re reconditioned. and overhauled completely mechanical major of all replacement or repair the 100% guarantee in better VW’s used find to hard it’s If miles. 1,000 or days 30 for parts* guarantee it’s because it’s hard to find a used VW shape than ours, better than ours. *Engine — transmission — rear axle — front axle assemblies — brake system — electrical system. transportation. 4-9337. WET. 1964 LIKE NEW CR 2-1304 like new; VE equipped. BSA LIGHTNING undér-pinned; Call PArk GUN VW 666 Green Bay Rd. 1965 DE CAMP TRAVEL TRAILER, 15 ft. Completely _ self-contained. Exc. Sleeps 4-5. Electric brakes. condition. $1,500. Call 272-3586. X-6 HUSTLER—$625 = PORCH, 1957 You won't find used VW's in TRAILER 2 BEDROOMS 724-4582. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ON MOBILE HOME FOR INFORMATION CALL 724-5015 nace, SPECIAL FOR MAY MGB ’66:; WHITE ROADSTER; EXcellent condition; wire wheels; tires like new; 18,000 miles; private party; $1,700. Mr. Sears, 645-1340. $80 VOLKSWAGEN 10 x 48; 10 X 47 CLOSED NORTH SHORE’S LARGEST CYCLE DEAL RO 1-6454 Western Av., EX$175. It doesn't have to be Germa to be good or French to be hot. (But it is) 1966 VOLVO AMAZON 122, MINT COND., AUTO. 4 dr. sed., after 6 p.m. UN 4-5544. GOOD TRANSPORTATION 328-7042 after 10:30 p.m. Two. 1962 DETROITER 10 X_ 50’. bedrooms. Excellent condition. Sunset Park. Leaving town, best offer. 7293189. BROWN'S ALL 729-1800 1960 SIMCA Homes 1958 TEMPO TWO 885-900 x 15 SNOW TIRES mounted Motorcycles—Go STARTER ’62 VESPA SCOOTER 150CC accessories. Exc. cond. 4 speed. Top speed 65 m.p.h. Phone Ken, 251-3572. HONDA °65 MODEL 50 SPORT excel. cond.; $200 or best offer. Phone ORchard 3-5245 after 5:30 p.m. on wheels, used very little; can be used on 65-67 Cadillac and Oldsmobile. $75. 729-2469. 193° 50 LIKE NEW MILEAGE, ELEC. Call 945-2175 w/all RENTALS TO COAST Cars Rd. GLENVIEW RENAULTS 1967 MERCEDES MODEL 230 shift. 6,800 miles. Standard floor WwWs; Radio. Reasonable. Call 945-8646 after 7 p.m. Wigglesworth's Imports Waukegan Foreign and Gok tar BEST OFFER, ZIPPY 1957 SUNbeam Rapier Sport Coupe, exc. mech. cond., needs body work. 35,000 miles. Orgin. owner. VE 5-0496 after 6 p.m. 1967 SAABS 1723 MGB WIRE WHEELS, FOLD DOWN TOP, tonneau cover, excellent condition, one owner, $1,550 or best offer. OR 3-7727 after 6 p.m. 4 11963 VOLKSWAGEN easy 64 DART GRAND PRIX KART Trophy winner. Dual modified Mc engines, electric starter, extra parts and tires. Exc. cond. 432-1640. Ist NATIONAL BANK DEERFIELD a my RED GO CART Excellent running condition; terms. Call 729-0407 or GR 5-6972. Buy ‘Em Now! ‘With 50CC, Call ID 2-1338 AUTOMOTIVE '65 RED TRADE VINCENT BLACK SHADOW 1400 CC, brand new engine, college owner must sell. See at North Central Suzuki Main St., Antioch, Ill. Reasonable. HARLEY - DAVIDSON — 1960 XLCH— io 900 CC, 52 H.P. Like new. other aft. 6 p.m. Complete line and Philatelic Chandler’s, ae OR AND and SOLD. See eg - 15c gold. Sports 196 Foreign and Sports Cars CONCOURSE CONDITION ~ 1959 TR 3A; new interior and ext.; Honduras maroon; Perelli tires; Abarth exhaust; must be _ seen to appreciate; priv. party. $875 or best offer. AL 1-2484. ex- WITH ALL MAKES, ALL MODELS, ready to go. See them at TRADE 155 MILES (NEW) $200. Phone 869-1523 after 6 p.m. WANTED Pennies and and MILES. LAMBRETHA MOTOR SCOOTER 125 CC. Good running condition $125 or best offer. AL 1-2423. SILVER DOLLARS $1.30 EA. Foreign Berini Motor Bike '66 HARLEY TABLES: 9 REPOSSESSED nswick Slate tables, like new. Call 662-1119 or 746-1119 Coins and Stamps - DODGE 42 TON PICKUP speed transmission. 272-5353 250CC OR with Exc. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN. RADIO, paapee. excellent condition. $1,150. 724- BLACK 1965 250 C.C. HONDA Scrambler; engine rebuilt last summer. $500. HI 6-3305 wk. days after 4:30. Any time wkends. 8 canopy screens. Tent Trailer $95 CE 4-1369 Cal lge. and 196 ‘ TRAIL-. 6, Built in Storage, many $225. Call AL 1-7616. 150 C95 BEST OFFER. ID 2-5047. hen. 824-3682. MAN’S SPORT 90 USED ONLY 2 MOS. 2,000 Black. Best offer. CR 2-3619. Mart x 1312’, heavy duty, $88; tent $25; offer. 1965 BSA LIGHTNING 650 cc; complete custom; Pistons; cam; many extras; 724-0471 after 6 p.m. or wk. ends. LIVE WORMS Tack-L-Tyers Best storage, Camper 196 MILEAGE, LIKE NEW. Call 824-7510. 1966 YAMAHA 305CC; LIKE NEW; 1,700 miles; only driven at U. of L.; must sell this weekend. $650. Call Sat. or Sun. 272-4477. ~ SAVE SAVE SAVE pe cy TO 15 OFF - CC CONDITION (Glenview). 1966 HONDA built-in TENT TRAVEL TRAILER, 1961—16’ Shasta Airflyte. Not self contained. Extras. Exc. cond., $900. 245 North Shaddle Av., Mundelein. 566-7346. ’61 250 HONDA ‘‘300’’ 1964 excellent condition. Call DA 8-2483. cei 1016 DAVIS ST. YDS-2 er, ALUMINUM nylon rain curtains cond. VE 5-0149. Sleeps tras. VESPA MOTOR SCOOTER Excellent running condition. Spare tire. Luggage rack. Call evenings, 966-0836. '64 Yamaha For Sale—Trucks and Trailers HEILITE *64 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star © Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager « and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Highwood Herald f Fs May 25, | �96 Foreign and Sports Cars 196 Wigglesworth's scans VOLVO 1966 NORTH Volvo 3 to choose from 439-4631. VW FREE ag We 750 Glenview Chicago EXC. COND. 35,000 MILES $700. Call 256-2519. 560 MERCEDES 190SL CLASSIC mint condition, rust proofed, 2 tops, 2 miles, AF-F'M, leather seats, $2,000 CE 4-3857, Lake Forest. 1965 VW RADIO; HEATER; 16,151 MILES EXC. COND.; $1,175 OR BEST OFFER. 446-6867 200 ERNIE McKAY Ave. Evanston GR 5-800 Foreign and BROKER 49. 1770 EVANSTON “VOLKSWAGEN FACTORY AIR COND., V8, 2 to choose from '63 Chev. VOLKSWAGEN ‘V8, GT, '66 VW Sun Roof $1275 65 Micro Wgn. $1495 64 Kombi Wgn. $1050 PS, PB, DR. a. v8, cond. PS, Evanston Import Motors, Inc. 733 CHICAGO AUTH. 869-3015 AVE. VW DEALER — SALES CLOSED SUNDAY AND '63 Corvair Conv. '62 Pontiac Tempest STATION WAGON, AUTOMATIC transmission, radio and heater, whitewalls. Immaculate throughout. Full price. $795 $795 '60 Pontiac Bonneville JET BLACK AND RED INTErior. All power. Full price. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, radio and heater, today’s special. STICK, 6 CYL., Full price. H.T., sion, $995 '63 Ford Fairlane $295 '63 Ford Galaxie ECONOMY. $795 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISLike new. Full price. $895 heater, automatic transmission. All Good work horse. Full price. power. Toyota Glenview Motor Sales ay 25, 1967 POWER. Open Sun. 'til 6 p.m. nice 65 65 EXCELLENT 724-7350 + 2 FAST Excellent cond. ‘Still $1,475. Aftér 6 p.m. ‘OR | 56 FLEETWOOD CADILLAC Good Condition. ’65 and ’66 Volkswagens Call after 6 p.m, 256-2424 3051 Old Glenview — | RAR Rd., Wilmette 1963. GALAXIE 500 4. DOOR cond, plus all the extras. We bought a wagon and our faithful Ford needs a_ new home. $900 iti Phone DA 8-7606 and DODGE Hemi 1-3991 1966 motor; bucket 2 4 seats; te snow =a? DR. sp. full a 5 ela arrange terms, wit trade. St., Evanston. 491-1 770. —1961 $2,1 917 FORD, 4.DOOR, 6-CYL. GOOD CONDITION, $350, _ Call 328-7557 after 7 p.m. 1960 CHEV. IMPALA CONVERT.__ Runs good. $110 or best 272-1351 ‘65 PONTIAC BACK Tr.-4 Sp. $2,295 H.T. offer. 64 FORD 65 heater. cond. Extra CTRY. SEDAN PS, A/C 9 64 65 WITH Tr. FORD Turquoise. $1,995 SS AT, int. IMPALA PS, R, WW, aa $1,745 GALAXY ma\ Turquoise, 500 XL 2 DR. Bur- beautiful $1,595 64 FORD GALAXY Full power. Smoke White. 64 500 CONVT.WW - BLACK- FORD 500 XL H.T. 7 R., H., W.W.’s. Lo-Lo mileage. $1,595 CTRY. SEDAN 9 pass., full power, WAG. V8, Diamond Blue. $1,445 $2,045 FALCON WAGON W Walls-Sharp. — W. nice. new. ’62 Walls-Emerald FALCON AT-Gold $1,395 DR-"6"-AT R- 4 FALCON ‘64 ‘‘6”’ AT-R$1,395 RAMBLER WAGON CLASSIC 6". AT-R-W Walls-White one owner—Like V-8, black | cond., R., Emerald Wheels. $1,995 Gorgeous. air 2 DR. H.T., V-8, AT, PS, R, WW, PASS., Bronze FORD GALAXY V8 - AT - PS- R - 65 HAS “6”, blue. $1,595 A Red SPECIAL H.T. Dark power, CHEVROLET Convt., Silver, FORD GALAXY 500 4 DR. H.T., V-8, AT, PS, R, P. Wind., w-walls. Colonial White. Black interior. $1,795 V-8, AT, $1,595 CAMPER DR. new. Full CATALINA H., W.W., Beauty on CPE. ‘'6”’ AT-Rmileage like new. $2,195 MUSTANG 2 AT, R, WW, like 65 Bonn. Convert. FUTURA with black Turg. Real $1,095 CPE. “er, vinyl roof. = $1 ,095 AUTO rear ‘65 FORD RANCH WAGON ‘‘6” Pass-6-AT-R-W Walls. White with red tr. $1,595 65 FALCON 2 DR. DK.:GREEN ““6’’-AT-R-W. Walls. $1,295 | $1,695 ALL USED CARS '61 Mercedes Benz 4 Dr. Sed. A SHARP beauty. SUBURBAN P. STEER, miles. Open Chev. Bel Air 2 dr. $295 ‘61 Valiant sedan $445 $395 more to choose from Jennings Chevrolet 729-1000 OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 SUNDAYS 10 TO 5 p.m. RD. Sat. ‘til 6 p.m. Convertible. — Low miles, $1,995 Imperial 3 speed. '65 Ply. Station Wagon Belvedere—1l ger—stick. owner—6 passen- — Plymouth | '65 Ply. 4 Dr. V8 Hdtp. Fury TI—power § steering, conditioned. ~ $1,150 '63 Falcon Bright $1,095 red—4 '65 Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr.-Clean Ford Squire Wagon Ford-Custom-Red Chrysler 9 pass. Wagon—Like Falcon Wagon—one owner 80 Green Bay Rd. Convertible speed, $795 ‘64 Rambler Station Wagon '64 Ford Station Wagon '63 ‘65 ‘62 ‘60 8-3503 HILL MOTORS ‘66 Ford Mustang '61 WAUKEGAN 9:30 DA Chrysler Wholesale Specials Many ‘til INDIAN 6 CYLINDER, AUTO TRANS. ‘63 Corvair stick Daily oe 3-4803 '65 Chevelle 4 dr. Sedan $1,395 FORD |131 CHICAGO AVE. NEW $1,795 a.t. GO!!! SCHUMACHER '65 Chev. Impala Spt. Cpe. V8, AUTO TRANS, tires, 21,000 actual MUST DRIVEN $895 GLENVIEW $125 1160 Waukegan Rd. windows, DARK BLUE BEAUTY everything. Save lots of money. 241 '55 Pontiac Sta. Wagon Radio, 2 MUSTANG W. Walls-Low BR RADIO AND HEATER, WHITEwalls, automatic transmission. Tomato red with white top. Like new. Full price. '6| T-Bird MUSTANG Aqua-Wht. $2,495 SERVICE TOYOTA FOR 1967 $1,760. roe REAL FULL trans., radio, seats. Excellent ROOF, 1 TRANSMISSION, power ‘66 Chev. Imp. 9 Pass. Wan. CoO. VINYL incl. e 66 '65 Chevy Sport Van aa $ 65 Corsa Conv $129 "auto, very power tires Welcome to Schumacher Ford Country. We have an — outstanding supply of one owner suburban driven Used — Cars. When you buy a Schumacher Ford Used Car, you've bought the Best. Following are a few examples. $1,195 THIS AUTO. and and Snow Mustang '65—6 Cyl., Spd ig MERCURY 2 DOOR MONTEREY hard top, PS, auto. trans., radio and heater. One owner, good condition. $950. Call 945-6782. ‘66 Impala Convert. power steering, condition. A 66 Comet Cal'nte $1995 2 POWER TOWN. SOLD AND 6 cyl., auto trans. AUTOMATIC 66 Comet Cyclone $2095 Sun Roof $1475 'b6 VW good steering 2 WAG Bel Air 2 Dr. Sed. '64 Pontiac INSURANCE 63 Full price $1,675 Overseas Orders Arranged AL trans. $995 Volkswagens Have a 30 Day or 1000 Mile 100 percent Guarantee USED CAR SHOW ROOM 717 CHICAGO AVE. FOR FULL $1,995 16 POINT CHECKED 100°, GUARANTEED VOLKSWAGENS AGENT TRANSMISSION, radio and heater. This condition. HAS FACTORY AIR COND. NEEDS little body work. Full power. IN EVANSTON battery Mechanical es WWS; R.H. warranty. 289-V8 POSITRACTION; Dass. Power ‘66 FORD BUS/STATION WAGON. Radio; heater; seats 9; stick shift; big 6; .' Still under warrantee. $1, 800 or best offer. AL 1423 '65 Chev. Imp. 6 Pass. Wan. Sports Cars MUSTANG DISC BRAKES; STATION ¥ '63 Chevy CARS AT LARGE DISCOUNTS. ALL MAKES AND MODELS ONE STOP DOES IT! 334 BANK FINANCING LOW COST PREFERRED RISK AUTO INSURANCE SIX MONTH POLICIES SHOP—Get your best deal. See Ray AUTO 1965 '65 Chev. Caprice 4 Dr. H.T.s EVANSTON BROKER CONVERT. Radio; 3 speed; new muffler; low mileage. $1,650 For Sale—Automobiles CHEVY $1,495 NEW NEW 917 MAIN ST. V8, AUTOMATIC power steering, car is in mint PERFECT FOR serviced by us. Sale—Automobiles AUTO $175. RED week. price. For IN ‘58 GB ’65. ALSO MGA ’59. Quick sale, moving out this Good _ running; reasonable GReenleaf 5-1851 after 6. Clean Cars SOMETHING b66 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN Bahama blue, radio, heater, white walls, low mileage, exc. cond. Price refer to owner. UN 4-1071 ENGINE. 724-4181. MODEL. 1160 Waukegan 200 1960 BUICK CONVERTIBLE ’61 ELECtra 225, excellent condition. White with black top, power brakes and pve rvinge. electric windows and seat, radio. Good tires, de luxe white side wall, spares. Suburban driven, garaged. Best reasonable offer. AL 10870 or LO 1-3382. '65 Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr. Sedan ’*65 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE Individual wishes to purchase from private owner. Low mileage; excellent condition; air-cond. 362-1071. WHITE, ‘61 CADILLAC WILMETTE PRIVATE PARTY WANTS TO BUY 1961 to 1964 Chevrolet, Plymouth or Ford. Must be clean and low mileage. 678-7940 after 6 p.m. 3000 AM-FM; or 492-3109. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN REBUILT Need GR 5-4444 AUSTIN HEALEY fully equipped; 262-1160 VW TOWING, TOWING Rd., Glenview, 724-7350, Mr. Jay. Ra. 3 6 ree ANY MAKE, ANY Glenview Motor Sales, rom. Rd 729-1800 ee Cash for your car And many many more to 1723 Waukegan PICK JEFF’S sunroof as is $395 WANTED CARS JUNK $495 | 962 Chevy Won 963 Volkswagen Cvt. $695 962 Wanted to Buy—Automobiles $795 | 199 Cutlass 964 Olds 1965 VOLKSWAGEN EXCELLENT CONDITION. LIGHT BLUE, $1,150. 2-DR. $1,395 Volvo—544 one 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, ONE OWNER Radio, Excellent condition, $1195. Garage kept. 724-5620 Mint Condition Fiat like new 4 Dr. $795 964 low For Sale—Automobiles FULL POWER-SEATS, WINDOWS, brakes and steering. 1 owner, good cond. Beautiful maroon w/white top and leather seats. Best offer over $995. PA 4-5786, 821 Hudson Rd., Glenview. Chevrolet BUY NOW! SAVE DOLLARS!! SEMI-AUTO. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — G cond., radio, heater, Owner miles. $850. 234-9386. 200 Jennings 1-2579 late afternoon or evenings. — 965 Volkswgn. Dixe. $1,195 965 For Sale—Automobiles CLEAN. VW, BLACK, SUNROOF.Low $1,995 965 Volvo Wogpns. 200 '66 Mustang 2 Door H.T. V-8, AUTOMATIC, EXTRA Must sell. CE 6-5959, ext. 226. SHORE 122 Foreign and Sports Cars new like new. $895 $995 $1,095 $995 $895 $1,095 $395 Winnetka, Ill. HI 6-0655 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Classified —25 » * �200 33 BUICK WILDCAT, BEIGE 2DE vinyl top, bucket seats, all pow., Ww, overhauled, pvt. snow tires, compl. $1,350 or best owner, garage kept. offer. 743-3060. 98 OLDS HOLIDAY SEDAN 1962 Air conditioned, full power, good running order. Snow tires with rims. $695, open to offer. Phone days, 8232129. After 7 p.m., 729-2628. Spring Specials PTIONAL LOW MILES. 6 cylin$1,645 62 ; Mustang 2 Dr. Hardtop 6 CYLINDER, LOW MILES. $1,545 965 Chev. Super Spt. H.T. YL TOP, AIR, ALL Sade vary AND F.M. RADIO : $1,795 - 1966 Ply. 2 Dr. HT ay -8, r BUICK ..’35 “CENTURY 2°: DOOR. Very low mileage, full power, good tires, plus 2 like new snows on wheels. Needs paint. $375. AL 1-5706 after 5 p.m. POW., BUCKET LOW MILES SEATS $1,795 OLDS STARFIRE CONvertible; like new Firestone 500 tires; new top, $895. Also ’59 Caddy convertible; $595. Private. new top, OR 4-1070 1958 CADILLAC 4 DOOR SEDAN. Full power, good running condition, new battery, good tires, $195. CEdar 4-3444 THE THAT NEW. $1,795 FULL PO AIR: P ONDITIONING. $1,776 FACTORY 1961 AUTO. Great 1968 FORD GALAXIE 500XL CONvert. 390 engine, red, white buckets, black top, auto. trans., p.s., low mileage. $950. Call 256-4239. 1965 IMPALA SUPERSPORT, CAPRI cream w/blk. vinyl top, perf. cond. and 1966 red volks i cbr less than 3,000 miles. UN 9-087 TRADE-IN PB. H.T., S 966 Falcon Wagon OW MILES, 6 CYLINDER UTOMATIC, POWER STEERING. $1,645 1965 Ply. H. Top BUCKET SEATS, me ‘V-8, POW., “i LOW MILES. CONVT., new. AUTO. TRANS., $ : 295 1962 Temp. AUTO. TRANS., 1960 1964 T-Bird 2 DR. FULL POWER. $1,575 Convt. 1966 STILL Auto. AUTO. TRANS., fect 2nd car. R. 4 Dr. AND H. 1 PS, PB. TRANS., $1,395 1964 an Cat. HT:, air. AUTO. Elect., AUTOMATIC WE BRAKES. STEERING, $1,195 CLUB PS, LIKE NEW Bonn. 2 Dr. TRANS., PS, H.T. PB, 1965 Pont. Ventura AUTO. TRANS., R-H. Vista PS, like 1961 PB, new. AUTO. Ford BUICK 1965 LE SABRE 2 DOOR, 1 owner, low mileage, extras. Like new, $1,900. Phone 688-4995 days only. 65 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY Convert.; white w/blk. top; bucket seats. Low mileage and best offer on both. Priv. owner. 539-4800, Ext. 31. Chevy 1965 Stick Shift 6 pralece PR RADIO: $1,395 OR best offer. Cail 432-9384. Galaxie TRANS., U.S. $495 CARS IN EVERY PRICE MANY MORE TO CHOOSE 1957 CHEVROLET WAGON 4-Dr.; 3 seats; auto.; 8-cyl.; clean; exc. running cond.; private owner. $275. Call 724-2615 after 5:30. ’55 CADILLAC 49,000 actual miles; exc. mechanical condition. $95. Also ’62 Corvair. Needs eng. repair. $150. 724-6493. RANGE FROM : $1,095 EVANSTON 1963 Chev. #2 S.S. Conv. POWER, AIR-CONDITIONED. : $1,075 “1965 Comet LIKE NEW, | RENAULT MILES, Comet NORTH GREEN BAY RD. WILMETTE, ILL. ALpine |-5300 - OPEN EVES, 'TIL 9 SAT. "TIL 5 CLOSED SUNDAY Here’s a CORONET buy! Auto., extras. '64 loads of 1901 Green Bay 63 Road Galaxie 500 2 dr. HT OWNER. FORD CGOWNTRY SEDAN WAG: on. V8; auto. transm.; P/S; radio; blue. Exe. condition. Carefully driven and serviced. $975. Call 864-8784. $995 This spring red in beauty anyone’s will 1959 CHEVY, RUNS GOOD, 2 tires, only 1 month old. $185. Call UN 4-6313. heart. SQUIRE Auto. Priced to 1959 PONTIAC Evanston P/S; WAGON Radio. sell. P/B; aioe 724-987 2-DR. $175. 963 FORD 15,000 miles, he new, 6 cyl., white 2 door, with red interior, auto. trans. os , $800, 251-0 328-3670 58 CHEV. : os AUTO, P.S. AND P.B. DA 8-8050 5 and 23 and 67 ads : 26—Classified 2 Dr. $795. 1964 CHEVY WHITE IMPALA CONvertible, p.s., p.b., auto. trans., w.w. Private owner- garage. $1, xt or best offer. After 6 p.m. 724-1914 '62 Ford $495 AUTO, radio, whitewalls, Remainder fact. warranty. Like new. Catalina EXC. COND, PA 9-4554 CONVERT. Auto. put '65 Valiant $995 Dart COND. BEAUTIFUL COND. ORIG. 945-6898 after 6 * Cat. Convert. Auto, power. radio, whitewalls. A real sharp car. '65 Dodge $895 1100, $675 491-1120 1963 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE. Perfect cond., black w/red interior, V8 cruise, full power including windows. $1,475 or best offer. HI 6-6147. '63 Pont. $995 Full power. Auto. Hard to tell from new. RED. ~ WIL-‘SHORE FORD Pontiac AIR FINEST CARS '63 Rivieria $1,595 $795 Jean SHORE'S ‘63 CITY PS. BB. TOM serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff W-W4as e. LYONS Imperial-Chrysler-Plymouth 2100 WAUKEGAN RD. GLENVIEW 729-3200 BR 3-321 OLDS 1962 SUPER 88 ‘ p.b.; fac. air-cond.; radi heater; tinted glass; win. washe extras; clean pri.; $900; 674-8310. PONTIAC, ’64 CONVERTIBLE Jet Black w/black top; white interio radio; heater; w.w.; excel. cond; lo mil.; private; best offer. AM 2-1709. p.s.; 16,000 MILES. MUST SELL WIFE ’64 Gold color Buick Special 4 doo power steering. Drives like a breez Call 262-5339. OLDS 98, 4-DR. HAS EVER thing, auto. trans., P.S., P.B. Radi heater, WWs. GR 5-9494. CADILLAC 1962 4 DR. H.T. POWE steering power brakes, Wonderb radio, tinted glass, 36,000 mile $1,350. Call aft. 6:30—AL 1:1]20. 62 OLDSMOBILE CONVERT. Full power; low mileage; facto: air. Snow tires, extra wheels. E cond. $1,095. Call 272-3967. 1966 CHEVY STATION WAGON pass. Maroon. P/B and P/S. Aut trans., 8 cylinder. Low mileage. Be offer. 432-6326. BETEL, MY WIFE’S 1960 CHEVY door. Very clean and mechanical good, Must be seen to appreciate. P 91-1133 or aft. 6:30 SH 3 619. 1961 CHEV. IMPALA, WHITE 4 D hardtop. Auto. trans. power steeri radio, heater, snow wheels. Ld mileage, $700. AL 1-5140. PLYMOUTH 65-2 DR. H. Satellite. V-8; R/H; power; WW tire! vinyl int. and top; low mileag suburban driven. $ 350. 446-6817. 64 FORD FAIRLANE 500 2-D) Hardtop. V-8; A/T; R/H; air-cond exc. tires; one owner, school teaché $995 or best offer. PArk 9-1480. 1966 BUICK ELECTRA 225 Perfect condition; with factory a Still under warranty. Best offer will consider trade. CR 2-2221. 66 OLDS CUTLASS CONVERT. E glish racing green; black top; buck seats: V8; standa rd trans. Ld mileage. $2, 150. Call 815-338- 4648. CHEVROLET, 1960 WHITE hard top, good shape, $350. SH 3-3288 1963 CHEVY BISCAYNE. ORIGINA owner. 2 dr.; white; 6 cyl.; au transmission. $750 or best offer. C 475-7217. ’64 OLDS CUTLASS, POWER STEER ing, brakes, radio, low mileage. class condition. $1,000. L 1-7110 ’°65 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE ylinder, 3 speed, good condition. and black. Best offer. 724-4371. R ’65 MERC. STATION WAGON Clean; 9-pass.; 8-cyl.; all powée black; red int.; top raack; one own Extras. $1,990. Call. 272-2999, 2-Dr. cond. 990. ’64 PONTIAC TEMPEST Sedan; 6-cyl.; low mileage; e: Light gray, blue interior. Call 272-2 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA Hardtop. P/S; P/B; A/T: low age; condition excelient. $800. PArk 4-0007. RAMBLER 1964, mi CLASSIC R. and H. Auto. transm. WWs. mileage. Excellent condition. Call after 5:30 p.m. 864-7755. 5 $9 1965 CORVAIR CORSA SPOR coupe-140 h.p., 4 speed. $1,395. Call 664-7265. 65 CHEV floor; CONVERT.: 4 ON blk. w/blk. int.; 327 eng. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager ° Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, Rh. $1,495 '63 Chrysler Convert. 300 BLACK 4-DR. SEDAN. Park 4-6717. DODGE $1,895 AUTO., POWER STEERING, POWE brakes, radio, heater, white walls $595 ‘58 PEUGEOT 3-2886 1966 Convert. 6 CYL., AUTO. él BR 9 weekdays 6 Saturday 2 Dr. Sedan LOW $995 1963 9 ’til 9 til 5-2800 AUTO, Phone 475-9431 AUTOMATIC. CYLINDER, 6 1100D, GOOD, R. '64 Chrysler 300 4 Dr. HT 55 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CONvertible. Power _ steering, power brakes. Clean, good condition. 967-5073 or 763-4101. 1961 CHEVY CONVERTIBLE §IMpala. Auto. trans., p/s, p/b, window washers. Will make allowance for repair. Call 262-3507 after 7 p.m. PS, PB, R-H, AIR HAVE GReenleaf at 53 BUICK Phone Bel Air 4 Dr. more REAL 62 $1,095 1964 Chev. many TOP. P.S., 195 724-5325. 1101 Chicago Ave., Evanston WAGON WHITE AUTOMATIC, w.w.s, H. $1,395 1975 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE 1965 Impala super sport : Low mileage, garage kept, exceptional car. Best offer. 864-7816 after 5. FIAT 1964 Econoline COLOR W.W.s. '65 Tempest Custom Wag SS. R. W.Ws., SHARP low mild 1012 Chicago Av. 869-5700 $1,895 TRANS., this car is RITE many, ! $1,095 $1,995 Chevelle Wagon POWER SHARP. 1965 Olds 88 4 Dr. Pontiac CYLINDER, PB, POWER Norman Olds Where Prices Are Nice H.T. $1,895 $695 $1,295 : 1964 PS, INT., R., ‘65 Chrysler 4 Door NEWPORT, light pkg., Evanston TRANS., AUTO. Olds 98 4 Dr. H.T. AUTO. And Catalina owner. 1965 RED $1,195 re “WAGON, “FULL POWER BLACK '64 Plymouth Sport Fury UNDER WARRANTY. trans., power, air AUTO. beauty. 1961 WHITE WITH etc. $1,750. $35 1963 Catalina Convt. TRANS. '64 Pontiac Bonne. 4 Dr. H.T. S.S., $1,095 $1,575. ALL POWER; NAVY will like in 1975. WHITE WITH nice. $475. 1964 Rambler 660 PER- $395 AUTO. PRICE, Happy Harvey Special '60 Chev. Impala Convert. POWER ‘65 Plymouth 2 Door CON- '65 Olds 98, 4 Dr. H.T. $2,595 Comet FULL FACTORY AIR; blue. One you SHOP ? $995 $1,595 PERFECT $2,095 BELVEDERE, H.T.S. AIR '66 Falcon 4 Dr. Sedan 1956 T-Bird POWER Olds Cutlass FULL POWER. FACTORY ditioned. Priced to sell. Excellent selection of Fords, Chevys, Plymouths, Buicks, Foreign cars, etc. 2 TOPS. AUTO. TRANS. IN PERfect cond. This is a classic LIKE Sharp. FULL POWER, COLOR DARK GREEN. A real beauty. Full price, $2,350. $1,295 1963 Ford Galaxie 500XL Nice '66 Olds 88 4 Door Hardtop 3—'66 LYONS | '66 Chev. 4 Dr. H.T. Impala AIR COND., PS, P.B., R., H., W.W.s '64 T-Bird HEATER, $595 Prices Are LOADED SALE RADIO, TOM 2 DR. H.T. CONSOLE SHIFT; POWER. color red with bucket seats. Black interior. Very sharp car. $1,575. 1964 Bonn. Cpe. VERY Fa Where BUILT IN OUR Vista PS, 66, all air For cna Norman $1,200 ALpine 6-1526 PRE-CHECKED Bonn. TRANS., sharp 1955 ‘‘CLASSIC”’ T-BIRD Fine running condition graduation gift FINE SERVICE CAR ALL CARS 1965 CHEVELLE MALIBU GOLD with black interior, 327 4 speed, bucket seats, low miles, excellent cond. Call 432-1016 9 to 5. PONTIAC HOUSE ALL BLACK. POWER v8, FULL all power. Or 4-1429. SHOLL 1965 TEMPEST PONTIAC: 2 DR. sedan; stick shift; red; low mileage. Owner entered service. Call Ed or see at Winnetka Pure Oil. HI 6-0711. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE light blue-white top, low mileage, power equipment, V-8, automatic, conditioned. 446-5597 1960 T-BIRD H.T. PWR. STBRER., seat, windows, brakes, antenna. Rebuilt: eng., trans., diff., air-cond. White. W.W., guages, belts. $800. 2344081. = $250!! 1960 Mercury Black 4 Dr., Auto., good cond., 1 owner. 1953 OLDS 4 DOOR, STANDARD shift, ood condition. Started all winter. Best offer. Call 432-9165 after 5 p.m. 1961 CADILLAC 4 DR. H.T. BEIGE color; fully equipped; like new tires, brakes; very clean ext., int. Like new chrome. Well kept. $925. OR 5-7087. ute ie 196 �a 2 es ay 2 ce rs i oe ; . ihctt : ’ x 203 $ 995 D3 Rambler Wgn. $ 795 D3 b2 2 b2 p| | $ $ $ $ $ $ 295 595 495 395 395 495 Studebaker 4 Dr. Buick 2 Dr. American 4 Dr. Classic 4 Dr. Rambler Classic Won. 10 Olds 4 Dr. $ 395 0 Valiant4 Dr. O Rambler 4 Dr. $ $ 295 295 0 Comet St. Wgn. $ 295 0 Chev. Wgn. $ 395 6 Metro Van-Ette $ 195 SHOR-LINE RAMBLER || Chicago Ave., Evanston R 3-234! DA 8-234| D9 OLDS 4 DOOR H.T. AUTO., PB., PS., runs well $100-or best offer. Call 579-9592. Station. 3301 Golf Rd., ‘61 FORD COUNTRY 5 pass.; V-8; P/S; P/B; pood condition. 729-1917. Skokie, 24’ SQUIRE auto. trans.; 57 CHEVY WAGON p83 engine, auto. trans., runs good. lean, no rust, $375. Call after 7 p.m. B69-9688. 5 CHEVY 292 CU. IN. 3 SPEED rans.; positraction. Slicks, headers. ill install in 1957 Chevy if wanted. all after 6 PA 9-2214. DILLAC 1964 CONVERTIBLE, actory air, full power, AM-FM radio. iit wheel, 28,000 miles. Must sell. 2,575. Call after 6 p.m. AL 1-1120. Pontiac GTO SUNFISH (WOOD) EXC. COND. $200. HOLSCLAW $75—comb. $250. 675-4775. trailer, ALUMINUM ROWBOAT, 12’; 1 oars; 4 adult life preservers; new, $150, asking $100. VErnon 5-3857 PR. cost l4 Ft. Plywood Boat WITH TRAILER offer over $150. AND EXTRAS. Call RO 4-0848. 15 FT. SEARS FIBERGLAS and trailer. 40 H.P. motor equipment. $800. Phone 328-1164 20’ INLAND trailer, good BEST BOAT and ski C_ SAILBOAT condition, $700. 475-0625 SAIL, |2' Fiberglas Aqua-Cat CATAMARAN. HI 6-8072 or HI BEST 6-9114, OFFER. CALL after 6 p.m. 15 FT. GLASS BOAT Electric 40 H.P. Merc., trailer spare, ready to go. Call after p.m. 864-4160. Short form of evening 16. A piece of furniture used for sleeping 19. A baked food made out of flour 20. Goes very fast 21. Unhappy ‘DOWN and Outboard FT., 1948 CENTURY UTILITY eedboat. Boat and engine have less an 200 hrs. total time since new. All iginal equipment. 125 hp, six linder, dual carburetor. Gray mae. Approx. 40 mph. Convertible Nvas top. This boat constructed with avy mahogany and has 7% inch wed white oak frames. Have survey ich shows boat in excellent condibn. Asking $1,300. Call Dick Wilms, AL 1-4333. A REAL MAN'S BOAT BUILT FOR ROUGH WATER 19° FIBREGLAS GLASBAR e-hull with wide, heavy keel. Twin h.p. Evinrudes w/75 h.p. lower ds. 94 gallon gas capacity. Every tra plus HEAVY DUTY CUSTOMED TRAILER. Insured for $3,300. ealistic firm price $1,295. 432-1311 NORTHSHORE MULTIHULL Aqua-Cat Sail Boats Exclusively Sails—Sailing Instruction—Parts 880 677-5924 y 25, 1967 BOBBY: Well, they? if they’re not holes, Used to be what are THE DONKEY Resided LONE STAR ALUMINUM CABIN cruiser, 70 H.P Merc., tandem trailer, fully equipped, ready for water. 729-3130 after 6 and wknds. c}ifé} DIE|N Flows back to the se MI Call 446-3128 or 446-6166 for appointment to see it. Father 3 CRUISER INC. 45A MERCURY plus trailer, good condition, many extras, $600 or best offer. Mr. New, UN 4-6620. Like = To exist r Red CITATION, 75 trailer; custom $1,075 272-6518 40 HP 14° OUTBOARD COMPLETE WITH TRAILER. IDEAL for fishing or skiing. CE 4-4802. 14’ FT. LARSON FIBERGLAS 35 hp. Johnson Javelin elec. start. trailer, many extras. Garage kept. $625. Call 272-5967. FIBERGLAS BOAT 50 HORSE Mercury, $650. 140 North River Rd., Des Plaines, Ill. 824-4135. SAILFISH SAILBOAT 14 FT. Blue-white nylon sail cond. $225. Call CR 2-1977 Exc. i a a ee Sign Up For U.S. Savings Bonds / TTL New Freedom Shares 4 | Sail. F Pict {Al BiLie€ PMc |HIA}1 INL EJD Meadows Sailfish With 15 A|LITIO . At this place WOULD YOU LIKE A FAMILY SAILBOAT? O’Day Day Sailor, 17’, fiberglas, fully equipped, with trailer. Free lessons included. 831-4539. 16° noo A single unit a 22’ Mofors TRANSFERRED TO EUROPE! ust sell our SLIGHTLY used 14’, 4ass. Alcort fibreglas Sunfish sailboat match. 2 in 1 trailer. Sailboat deck racing green w/white hull and bckpit. Compl. w/tutone dacron sail, um. mast and spars, _ self-baling ckpit and jam-cleat. McCulloch ailer easily converts to a 600 lb. pacity flat-bed util. w/tail gate. bth trailer and boat garage stored. pst offer. 827-3429 after 5. CARPENTER: They are knot holes, To accuse One’s male children 13: FT. PENGUIN SAILBOAT Aluminum mast, new sail, complete with trailer and life vests, $275 or best offer. AL 1-3255 eves., wknds. 1960 17’ GLASSPAR hp Evinrude; Tee-Nee cover. Exc. cond. Boats BOBBY: What are those holes in the board? Soup Noise made by a cow CHEVROLET BEL AIR agon. Excellent condition, 724-0718 DATS & AIRPLANES An article of clothing which is worn on the foot 15. with 6:30 MARSHALL CRAFT "SPEE DEE” Hydroplane. actory made, regular and fast. Lower units straight pipes; 3 propellers—new. $485—$175. 945-6433. FORD, RADIO, HEATER, 2 PB, auto. trans. $75 or best DA 8-8885. Smallest particles of matter Boys and girls PRICE FOR QUICK SALE Beautiful 1965 16’ Delta runnabout 75 H.P. Johnson motor. Trailor. Loaded with extras. Phone 256-2976. CORVAIR MONZA CONVERT. ke new throughout. 20,000 original iles. Private. YO 5-5586. por, fer. A fully grown female person 1]. FT. OUTBOARD, 75 H.P., ELECtric start. Johnson tee-hee trailer, skis, extras, all like-new. Price: $1,300 DAvis 8-1110 FIBERGLAS SAILBOAT—VIXEN. 10’ centerboard sloop. Dacron sails. Aluminum spars. Excellent condition. W/trailer. Asking $450. VE 5-2937. DS F-85 CUTLASS CONVERT:; 064; blue with light blue top; bucket pats; autom. trans.; $1,250. PArk 4y28; after 6 p.m. call 446-6570. STATION $800. acca Cgc Saat ey ae en Be; i 18 1961 COMET 2 DR. 6 CYL. utom., R/H; $285. Can see at 8915 N. rawford, Skokie. OR 4-3334 or 332890. CHEVY BEL AIR, RADIO, eater, WWs, plus 2 mounted snow res. Stick shift, V-8. Excellent pndition. $1,500. 234-5499. et 7 | iz Behold! IGINAL OWNER, FULL POWER, ust sell, leaving country. 433-0768. AUTIFUL ’59 SEDAN DE VILLE ir conditioned; full power; good res; $595. 256-2762. i gases a Nast <- Worn by babies to keep clean while eating Convert. CADILLAC « CONVERTIBLE ed with black top, all leather, full ower with air. $1,700..Mr. Nelson JU 8211 or 274-7937. hi ; FIBERGLAS AUX. SAIL BOAT. Dolphin Class. Fully oeores for LMYA racing. Sails, radio, trailer, etc. Sleeps 4. Head _ galley. In Wilmette Harbor. See Harbor Master. FIBREGLAS SAILBOAT, 10 FT. long, 4 ft. wide. Holds 4 comfortably. Portable on car top w/trailer-hitch carrier. Carrier, boat, peace and 2 life jackets, $200. 272-4457. ’°64 VALIANT K 200 , Stick. White with red _ interior. lean, sharp, economical. $950. 433-2897 9 MERC.. 2 DOOR, BLACK P.S. nd p.b., radio, very low mileage. rood cond. Best offer. Call 869-5717 fter 6 p.m. 5 sees ce Svat ee AB Baeeae # areske ress 1959 CENTURY CORONADO new 285 H.P. Gray Marine engine in 1966; run less than 36 hours. Hull in excellent condition; interior will need uphols. in future. Avail for inspection at Arrow Marine, Fox Lake, Ill. Priced to sell. Call 251-1698. COMPLETE BOAT OUTFIT 1612 FT. Lyman Lapstrake 40 h.p., Gale elec. starter motor, gator trailer, water skiis, tow ropes, boat cushions, etc. Best offer takes. AL 1-4714 1966-16 FT. FIBERGLAS SKI boat with 65 H.P. Merce. and Gator trailer. Less than 50 hrs. running time. Many extras. Best offer over $2,000. 446-4759, after 7 p.m. Mobil + K 1 | B/E|D BER o|R BY |O|U | Ofc |A\P N|O|O|K hee . : 2 ° ® yeoie Sane ) .~. = 2e2ze 6S t =O o2°c La. s sng a oom >a2cs Ec eee; = ~% o va) © ® 2 © _® Q. ; Pe ry He pe ® ye Pe on eh ! em ae bane Wgn. b4 Classic 770 4 Dr. $ 795 b3 American 2 Dr. $ 495 oe i When send ing in your en advertiser y ou want your certificate payable to. b5 American 21’ the eee SS 56 American H.T. $1,495 B5 American Convt. $1,495 Boots end Outboard Meters eS Sale—Automobiles Pan For | ALES Cut out the windows on dotted lines only. Cut out the animal squares and paste behind the windows so that they show when the shutters are opened. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Classified—27 �SAIL AWAY WITH PHIL ROSE ON A SUMMER HOLIDAY SPIRITED WITH DACRON! 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Since that meeting, plans have been completed for an Arts and Flowers Festival to be held June 23-25 immediately preceding the 1967 season of music, ballet, and theater. Plan Beautification Proceeds will benefit the Ravinia Festival Association and will be used for the further beautification of-Ravinia Park. A highlight of the show will be flower arrangements inspired by and displayed with paintings and sculpture by members of the Fine Arts Center. Festival hours will be from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. June 23, and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 24 and 25. Other will be arrangements inspired by OP oe divisions the first Ravinia Festival Association program July 3, 1936, and by “The Shape of Ravinia. Things to Come” at The festivai will be open June 23 with a supper at 6:30 p.m. arranged by the North Shore Garden Club. Mrs. Gerald Frankel and Mrs. Charles Calisch, both of Highland Park, are co-chairmen. Kenilworth Home and Garden Club with Mrs. Harold Keith of Kenilworth as chairman. Flower divisions schedules have been mailed to every garden club in Illinois. Among the innovations for entries is an assemblage class to be staged outdoors. An invitations the sculpture Pavilion and class will com- highlighted will honor $ vinia music director, Seiji Ozawa. These will be arranged on specially built platforms throughout the seating area. A picnic luncheon Saturday, June 24, is the project of the plement WOMEN in Ra- Describe Other chairmen From man flower and garden supply shop. include: Nor- Kenilworth—Mrs. and schedules, Cram, Mrs. William Hanner, horticulture division, both of the Kenilworth Home and Garden Club. From Glencoe—Mrs. wood and Mrs. man, Glencoe R. M. El- John Butler, Garden Club, both of the Village Gardeners of Glencoe, and Mrs. William E. Hart- Classes A class is planned for table settings of the past, present and future; and in the horticulture division, a section will be devoted to patio plantings. ing; Mrs. John Kovas, Garden Guild, printing tries. Festival chairmen are Mrs. Laurence W. Scott and Mrs. Robert W. J. Carey, both of Club, From George stag- Glencoe and en- Highland Park—Mrs. Lilley, Ravinia Garden treasurer; Mrs. John Dei- Highland Park and members of the Garden Guild of Highland mel, tickets, and Mrs. Bert Wallenstein, gate ticket-takers, both of the North Shore Garden Club; Mrs. John Dienner and Mrs. Park. George ‘aaa A blueprint of the Ravinia Festival grounds is studied by (from left) Mrs. William E. Hartinan of Glencoe, Mrs. Norman Cram of Kenilworth, and Mrs. John Butler of Glencoe. Doherty,- Garden Guild, From Winnetka—Mrs. F. Cur- tiss Eastman, Green Meadows Garden Club, chairman of Maintenance. From Joseph Hubbard Woods—Mrs. M. Greeley, Winnetka Garden sion. Club, conservation divi- Schedules for entries are avail able from Mrs. Kovas, 365 Green wood Av., Glencoe, or Mrs. Han ner, 333 Warwick Rd., Kenilworth. Advance sale tickets at a re duced price and tickets for the supper and picnic lunch are avail able from “Arts and Flowers,’ 312 Prospect Av., Highland Park 60035; or from the Suburban Fine Arts Center, 1140 Park Highland Park, 60035. Av. West ae Planning the Arts and Flowers Festival at Ravinia Park are (from left) Mrs. Charles Calisch, Mrs. Gerald Frankel, and Mrs. Robert W. J. Carey, all of Highland Park. (Merner Photos) May 25, 196 �Settlement Board Party Will Benefit Local Thrift Shop The annual June party of the Northwestern University Settlement Board will be held at noon June 7 in the home of Mrs. Gordon Buchanan, 557 Clavey Ct., Highland Park. Assisting Mrs. Buchanan with the luncheon and bridge for members and guests will be Mrs. Kenneth Larrance, Mrs. Frank McDonald, Mrs. John Harmon, and Mrs. Thomas McDavitt, all of Highland Park. The party will benefit the Highland Park Thrift Shop. Mrs. Eileen Buer, shop director will receive white elephants donated by members. Regular meetings will not be held during July and August, although members will continue knitting and sewing gifts. Mrs. Carl H. Scheer Receives Award ll ; ve gilli Mrs. Edward H. Higgins (left) serves cookies to Golden Circle members Mrs. Lella Smith, secretary, and Mrs. Edith Drake, president. All are of Highland Park. Mrs. Higgins is the philanthropy chairman of the Highland Park Woman's Club, hostess for the annual party. (Staff Photo} Mrs. Carl H. Scheer of Deerfield was awarded a certificate from the Veterans Administration Voluntary Services in ‘recognition of her 20 years of service. Although Mrs. Scheer has been EW a Teenage ticket sellers for the Riverview Rambler are already making sales for the June 20 event. From Highland Park are (from left) Joel Harren, Fred Fenster, and Toni Skinder. (Howard munities to promote the annual une 20 Riverview Ramble benefit for United Charities. Now in its 14th year, the Ramble is a traditional family puting including a picnic hour Show from 5 to 7 p.m. with park ete Anniversary The thirty-fifth hampagne brunch Shore Alpha Delta of anniversary the North Pi alumnae as held yesterday in the Kenilorth home of the group’s founder rs. Albert E. Jenner Jr. Among the past presidents still Active in the North Shore alumnae s Mrs. Richard F. Killelea of Deerfield. 1930 only the V.A. go back to A member of the American Legion Auxiliary, Deerfield Unit No. 738, she has worked primarily with mental patients at Downey Hospital. In addition to her certificate, Mrs. Scheer was named to the Downey Honor Roll of Devotion for volunteers who received 2,500 hour Silver Pins previous to 1967 and received a special emblem for more than 1,750 hours served through December, 1966. eenagers Will Sell Tickets For Annual Riverview Ramble Teenage ticket teams have been since records 1930. Fochler Photo) organized in 40 Chicagoland com- volunteer Service rides from 7 p.m. to midnight. The Picnic Hour Show will be sponsored by Quaker Oats and Freddie Wacker’s Band will provide entertainment. Proceeds of the fun benefit support the three branches of United Charities—the Family Ser- Weavers to Meet vice Bureau, Camp Algonquin, and the Legal Aid Bureau. Old and new board members of the North Shore Weavers Guild Ticket information is available from the United Charities’ office, 123 W. Madison St., Chicago. will meet at 10 a.m. today in the home of Mrs. William A. Peterson, 2663 Hillside Ln., Evanston. The new president of the Guild is Mrs. A. H. Howard of Highland Park. Mrs. John Val Gallas, also of PLAN COUPLE’S PARTY The Deerfield Wing of Infant Welfare Society of Chicago will Highland hold a couple’s party at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallengren, 406 Brierhill Rd., Deerfield. Cocktails and a cook-out are planned for the Park, will be among those furnishing coverlets to be displayed and discussed at 1 p.m. next Thursday in the Northminster Presbyterian Church, 2515 Central Pk., Evanston. fund-raising evening. Custom Made Draporios. EXPERTLY FASHIONED TO BEAUTIFY Sheers, Antique Velours SPECIAL Custom Made Boucles, and Cottons. — LINED and Labor @ @ Consult with our Interior Decorator. All work done in our own workrooms. US FREE Sofa $39.95 Shop at home without extra charge. CALL Damasks, Many colors and fabrics Zepel® and Scotchgard® finishes @ @ HOME Slip Covers Fabrics Rod Satin, OFFER to choose from Chair YOUR $54.95 included! 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Brief Cole of California _ bikini maintains feminine look with Thermo - Jack pants dress has stripes in white | yards of tiny organdy ruffles. Slacks in yach ing stripes can b had with mate ing cropped tor By Rosecres Garnett and Co Highland Park. with yellow, pink, or blue. Fluted skirt disguises pants. At Billie's in Highwood. African For the not-sodaring, Bobbie Brooks has designed a blue and white cotton knit one be loc seen Highland Pa beaches this su mer. Bermue shorts wi feminine _ ruffles. cropped top a matching sca Rosby's Suburban Fashions, Park. Highland are at Garne and Co., Hig land Park. piece suit, also with — 66 will May 25, 196 �% Miss Kramer Repeats Miss Karen ter of Vows P. Kramer, Mr. Highlander Chapter Slates Installation and Mrs. The new Highlander Chapter of Women’s American ORT will inStall officers at 8 p.m. today in the home of Mrs. Roy Simon, 861 daughHerbert ‘Kramer of Highland Park, became the bride of Charles Gordon Abrams, son of Mrs. Irving Abrams of Chicago and the late Mr. Abrams on Apr. 18. Cantor Moses Silverman Highland Av., Highland Park. Mrs. Burton Sokolsky of Highland Park, president of Lake County region, will be the installing officer and also will sign the read chapter’s charter. the evening marriage vows in the Continental Plaza Hotel, Chicago. A wedding dinner in the hotel ; followed. The bride’s sister and brotherin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Ross of Los Angeles, were the honor attendants. The bride wore a gown of ivory peau de soie trimmed with seed pearl beading. fy Mr. ad * a ni Miss Farmer Mr. Abrams is with the National Guard, stationed in Fort Dix, N.J. Mrs. Abrams is living in Highland Recites Vows The First Presbyterian Church of Deerfield was the setting for the Apr. 15 marriage of Miss Helen L. Farmer of Park term temporarily, completing her as a teacher in the Green Bay School. to) (Bronson Coles Pho7 Highland Rev. Bernard Didier read reception was held in the of Mr. and Barbara Sackheim Engaged to Marry Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Sack- heim of Highland Park have announced the engagement of their davghter Barbara Lynn to Jeffrey Weiner, son of Mr. and Weiner of Overland is a Tau Mr. Weiner expects to graduate from Northwestern in June with a degree in accounting. He is a member of Praetorians social fraternity and Beta Alpha Psi national accounting honorary. He plans to continue his studies at Northwestern’s Law School in the fall. Frank Stupple of Wauconwas matron of honor. She light pink organza ensemcarried deep pink carna- tions. Dr. Alexander Smith of EvansOn was best man. After a honeymoon in northern Mrs. Joseph Ronald Dixler, Se- Mrs. and Mrs. Robert er; Mrs. George Annes, recording secretary; and Mrs. Leslie Kipnis, corresponding secretary. All live in Highland Park. This is the 10th chapter to be Sackheim sorority. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fenton of Carlinville, Ill., and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Park of Santa’ Ana. Mrs. da, Ill., wore a ble and Miss Barbara ern University where she member of Sigma Delta Jack Ascher, Mrs. Robert Dorfman, degree in education at Northwest- Deer- Mrs. include Mrs. Calpresident; Mrs. Garmisa, vice presidents; Mrs. Allen Bloomfield, financial secretary; Mrs. Joel Spungin, treasur- Miss Sackheim is studying for a the afternoon vows and a wedding field home Anderson. Stanton gal, Mrs. Harry Park, Kan. Park and Glenn M. Park of Santa Ana, Cal. The New officers vert Gordon, A June, 1968, wedding organized in the Lake County region. Auxiliary to Meet The May meeting of the Ravinia Auxiliary to the Chicago Commons Association will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Robert Billeter, 760 Thorn- meadow Rd., Riverwoods. A desSert-luncheon will precede a business meeting. After the meeting Mrs. Billeter will show _ Slides of the many wild flowers - growing in the Riverwoods area. Miss Caro] Siden Miss Carol Siden © Will Wed Sept. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Saul Pohn of Glencoe announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Siden to Michael Caplan, son of Mrs. Leonard Schwartz of Chicago and ~ the late Louis Caplan. Miss Siden, a graduate of New Trier, attends Ohio University. Her fiance lives in Chicago. A Sept. 3 wedding is planned. is planned. (Bronson Coles Photo) During the afternoon, members Wisconsin, the couple is living in Wilmette. (J. D. Landfield Photo) B will sew on aprons they give at Christmas to women living in the settlement house in Chicago. Pe Mrs. Charles Abrams C. D. 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PEACOCK State Oakbrook ay 25, 1967 + 654-0605 Hubbard & Monroe Woods - CE « VE 6-0065 5-1825 Old Orchard » OR 4-6500 Pe Thinna Hart 67 cae �Academy Mothers Plan Antiques Show By MARY BETH MURPHY “Time is on our side’’ particularly pertains to the Lake Forest Academy Mothers’ Association, who are sponsoring the Sixth Annual Lake Forest Antiques Show and Sale. Forty-four dealers representing 13 states will exhibit their wares rom 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. June 8-9 and until 6 p.m. June. 10 in Reid ‘Hall. - The antiques show provides scholarships to the academy. Last year ,the Mothers’ Association sponsored 20 scholarships. At a recent press luncheon in the Casino Club, a panel elaberated on this pre-occupation with time, which today especially con- cerns antique dealers and collectors. Charles R. Feldstein, president of Charles Frank and Co., pointed out dealers and buyers can no longer rely on the U.S. Customs for its evaluation of what constitutes an antique. Before made February, merchandise prior to 1830 could enter the United States duty free. This law was changed making any item which was 100 years old duty free. “The dealer judgment cannot with confirm the his government, and the buyer is going to have to be more knowledgeable to make a distinction between a 19th century reproduction,’ said Mr. Feldstein. Aside from antiques being The Alcove Gift Shop Miss of High- Auxiliary women displayed gift items in the large foyer. Mrs. Robert Beuttas and Mrs. Robert David, both of Deerfield, were sale co-chairmen. A make- by one of the shop’s creative workshops, was the center of attention. Mrs. Norman Vance, Alcove of Highland Fulton, One of the panelists who avidly the enthusiastic collector Letitia Baldridge (Mrs. Robert) Hollensteiner. Mrs. hands" as she waits for of her the Sixth Annual Lake Forest An_ tiques Show and Sale June 8-10. “To know Proceeds will go for scholarships | to Lake Forest Academy. ton Merner Photo) (Mil- chairmen Northbrook; Mrs. on to about social Ambassador love antiques the have them,” the and Amer- you have said to Mrs. installment only one plan thing they or just could love,”’ she said. However, no matter what time antiques are born ‘‘antiques imply far more than mere age—quality, and historical sigauthenticity, chairman will B. Appino of H. L. Kennicott Jr. and Mrs. John G. Strauss, both of Highland Park; and Mrs. Bernard Silverman of Deerfield. LETS was she when paintings even if they have to do it Park, attending de- young couples start collecting fine Maple Hill Rd., Glencoe. Team first Hollensteiner. She also pointed out how well the old always goes so beautifully with the new. “I would like to see entertain area chairmen at luncheon today in her home, 40 include Mrs. James Hollensteiner Mrs. David Burce of ican embassy in Paris. of hostesses for the season-long art exhibit at Ravinia Park, will M. Phelan Mrs. James Bannockburn has “time on by indi- follows Miss Tomlinson’s advice is Luncheon to Honor Ravinia Hostesses Maurice continued expresses “Everyone should collect something—it could be seashells,” she said. presided over the punch bowl. Mrs. person viduality when he buys an antique. Gift chairman, and Mrs. Raymond both a antiques tion which necessitated a temporary closing of the lobby, the Perlman, Tomlinson saying secretary netted over fund during May 8. of construc- believe birthday cake created Designers. veloped her interest and love for Alcove Sales Aid Hospital Campaign land Park Hospital $1,000 for the building its 16th birthday sale Taking advantage “timely,” they are also a pleasant accessory to any decor. “The sterile look of modern interiors has given way to the responsive eye for the more interesting, personable interior,” said Elizabeth Tomlinson, president of the Illinois Chapter of American Institute of Interior nificance must be considered,” declared Mr. Feldstein. Memorial Mass Mrs. George L. Simmonds (left) and Mrs. John V. Spachner both of Highland Park are among sponsors of the June 8-10 Lake Forest Antiques Show. They are both discerning collectors of eighteenth century antiques. (Milton Merner Photo) Deer path Center Will Windup Season The Deerpath Center of Infant Welfare will windup a full season of activities with a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. June 5 in the home of Mrs. Richard Hardy, 1361 Estate Ln., Lake Forest. The committee met recently in the Deerfield home of Mrs. John S. Camp to finalize the luncheon plans Members of the Italian Women’s Prosperity Club will say a mass for their deceased members at 8 a.m. on Memorial Day in St. James Church, 134 North Av., Highwood. They also will participate in the Memorial « and address invitations. Mrs. John Ware of Lake Forest, club president, will present corsages to members who will be honored at the luncheon. The board will meet prior to the luncheon to begin planning their Oct. 18 Champagne Tea. Mrs. Donald Davis of Deerfield and Mrs. Lloyd Monson of Lake Forest have been appointed benefit chairmen for next year. Winnetka / Lake Forest EIS Elin OL EAE Day parade which will begin at 9 a.m. from the American Legion Hall in Highwood. The club once again will take over the Salvation Army nut Day tag sale June Bruno Ori of Highland chairman of the sale. Dough9. Mrs. Park is PLAY Bi soe aes At the North Shore's Newest Golf Club | Indian Valley COUNTRY CLUB 18 magnificent holes and tricky greens. If you want a wonderful day, play our course and enjoy our new air-conditioned clubhouse. Golf memberships available. Group tournaments and Twilite leagues invited. a RATES Monday Be thru Friday ................-. ............. $5.00 Saturday, Sunday, Holidays Twilite, Mon. thru Fri. (After 4 p.m.) ....: .. .$2.00 $3.00 Twilite, Week-ends (After 4 p.m.) .... a oe * = Ladies Special! 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World's Camera The Most Popular INSTAMATIC all-time best seller . no focusing or ad- justing TOMORROW film Chicago Commons Association, Ravinia Auxiliary—May meeting, 1 p.m., home of Mrs. Robert Billiter, 760 Thornmeadow Rd., Riverwoods. Lincolnshire Garden Club—Bi-annual plant sale, noon to 5:30 p.m.; Sale of annuals and herbs. cube . . . $7.95 case, Ask in $17” | Includes film, 20% SATURDAY drop loading. flash- DISCOUNT ON COLOR FILM About Our Vacation ALL Film Plan Infant Welfare Society of Chicago, Deerfield Wing—Couples’ Party, 6:30 p.m., home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallingren, 406 Brierhill Rd., Deerfield. Lincolnshire Garden Club—Bi-annual plant sale, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; sale of annuals and herbs. SUNDAY Winnetka Institute for Hearing and Speech—Children’s Day, 1 p.m., 614 Lincoln Av., Winnetka. Homecoming me a i FREE $4.95 CASE WITH POLAROID Modeling their mod attire for the June 3 party are Chi Omega Junior alumnae members Mrs. Gaines ,Godfrey of Winnetka (left) and Mrs. Gilbert Vanderaa of Highland Park. (Staff Photo) Most Popular POLAROID ever Made . . . Makes Pictures in 15 Seconds . . . Has Built-In Elec- tric Eye & Flash. 4lums Get Set for ‘Mod, Mod Whirl’ Dawson Brothers Stables in Deerfield will be the site for ‘“Mod od Whirl” benefit hicago-North party of the Shore Junior Alumnae of Chi Omega at 8 p.m. une 3. Mrs. Charles Wonderlic of Golf S reservations and arrangements SWINGER Special Prices On Polaroid Film chairman. Large paper flowers in keeping with the mod theme will decorate the tables. 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Rippel of Northfield will present the trophy. Wai YN Cocktails, dinner, and dancing will follow the race. Proceeds will provide a new bedside education program for maternity wards at Cook-County Hospital. RE The fourth annual benefit was announced at a recent preview party in the French restaurant Mon Petit in Chicago. Posters, balloons, and streamers in French colors of decorated red, white, and the room which th, Will Tour Germany ; Mrs. Burton Sokolsky (left) Lake County Region ORT president tests the giant quill she'll use tonight to sign the charter for the new Highlander chapter. Charter members watching are Mrs. ORT and Mrs. Stanton Ascher. All Robert Garmisa, Mrs. Calvert Gordon, Highland Park. (Staff Photo) - Presidents to Host Luncheon The outgoing president of the - North Shore Congregation Israel Sisterhood Mrs. Roy W. Server and incoming president Mrs. MurJ. Brenner, both of Highland ark, will be hostesses at a noon hors d ’oeuvres reception. The installation luncheon will start at 12:45 p.m. Rebecca K. Crown Vernon Av., Glencoe. June 5 in the Room, 840 -Luncheon reservations may be made with Mrs. Lloyd Kupfer_ berg, 794 Highland, Highland Park, or Mrs. Henry Bloomfield, 300 Euclid Av., Winnetka. A story book lady will be available for pre-school children. Officers to be installed include Mrs. Brenner; Mrs. Edward Wessel, vice president of administration; Mrs. Robert Witt, vice president of membership; and Mrs. Roy W. Server, vice presi- dent of budget, all summer after graduation from Deerfield High School. This trip she will visit friends and Bishop in Bamberg, and also will visit Bremen and Frankfort. Miss Maas will be the first to return for a visit with her father’s family in Eitzendorf since 1868. Mr. and Mrs. William Ryno of Deerfield a and Mrs. John P. fel tower with the July of Planned Parenthood. PLAN PICNIC CM Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae members and their husbands will David B. Winton, Deerfield. 15 Cornell Assistant hostesses include Mrs. Dennis Haase and Mrs. Karl W. Wallensiek, both of Northbrook; and Mrs. Larry Zent of Deerfield. Mrs. Zent, 1440 Woodridge, has further information. of Highland Park. Also Mrs. Oscar S. Stollman, membership secretary; Mrs. William Sulkin, vice president of services; Mrs. Eugene J. Sadin, recording secretary, all from Highland Park; and Mrs. Bernard Karlin of Deerfield, vice president of religious activities. pai ee kar Te a TS S HULL |e eRe an am Me eNT ES a act diate Nia sa ET We call this plan Total Immersion® and it goes something like this: For 10 days you'll be the only student working with a team of teachers. They'll start right in speaking to you in the language you’re learning. And you'll start right in not understanding a word they’re saying. But just from sheer exposure, you'll soon be uttering a few foreign words. Then you'll progress to whole sentences. 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J ewish-History Collages Exhibited at Expo era % se °67 By ANN FEUER many recently commissioned an Israeli artist to create three large collages. Two. sculptor, ceramist, jeweler, and_ silversmith. Since 1960, he has concentrated on architectural art, producing stained lages he tus were Artist College, in sculptured walls Depicts Impact “What my collection shows is the impact the Jews have made and glass windows. The colmade for Maurice Sperhis first. in residence at Carmel a prep school near Oxford England, Mr. Azaz came. on the countries they lived in and what impact those countries made on the Jews.”’ A book collector too, he seeks those on religion, culture, and art pertaining to the Jewish people. The Highland Park man also to Highland Park and worked on the collages in a studio Mr. Spertus set up for him in the house on Bob-O-Link Rd. The 314-foot-wide and 7-foot-high panels are titled, ‘Israel,’ ‘“‘The Holocaust,” and ‘‘Jewish Heritage on the American Scene.”’ The first two are in the Pavilion of Judaism at the exposition. Nechemiah Azaz Mr. Spertus has been collecting Jewish ceremonial and historical objects for the last 20 to 25 years. He denies being a collector in the sense of an art collector, but said rather, “I have been assembling objects and books which reflect the life of the Jewish people in as | siettnnstngieaaneneotennes a museum of the natural history of the Jews, rather than one that houses only objects of esthetic beauty. sssnsennanennnsanssesseses tessa is a East had accumulated pictures, photographs, newspaper and magazine clippings, and all sorts of related objects that reflect his consuming interest. artist These and he gave explained to~ the the idea of the collages. With this assortment, plus the traditional art materials, the artist was turned loose in the studio. For ‘‘Holocaust,’ he chose a strong color scheme, with the Hebrew letters for ‘‘Thou ee Reb Azaz Africa, “1’m inclined to believe I have of the three are now on display at Montreal’s Expo ’67. Nechemiah lands as I can find them— Asia Minor, North and West Europe. oe man La Park Shalt Not Kill” dominating the center of the panel. Whirling around the motto are pictures—a child holding up his hands as the Huns of the 20th Century point a rifle at Signe A Highland SE 7 his back, a white-bearded old man scrubbing a sidewalk, a burned book. Objects incorporated in the panel include a spicebox, used for the ceremony which closes the Sabbath, its lid symbolically broken. A stylized burning bush, the one that was not consumed by the flames, reminds the viewer that the spirit of the victims was consumed by their enemies. The nated Sets Theme ‘Israel’? panel by a menorah, branched candelabra. is not domi- the sevenNearby the city blazon, or coat of arms, of Jerusalem is only partly visible, since the Holy City does not belong entirely to the Jews. In the center, the shofar (ram’s horn) announces the liberation of the people, the ingathering of the exiled in their homeland. A God’s rainbow promise at the top to Noah recalls that the world would never again be drowned in a flood. The infinite detail and symbolism in the panels hold the view- er’s interest.and provide food for thought in addition to offering a summary of each topic, according to Mr. Spertus. When the exposition is over, the three panels probably will be displayed elsewhere just as Mr. Spertus has permitted other items from his extensive collection to be shown to the public. One natural display site would be the Jewish Museum Mr. Spertus hopes will eventually be built in Chicago. Holocaust" WILL GO TO VIETNAM Pvt. Edward S. Badger Jr., son of the Edward S. Badgers, 439 N. Central Av., Highwood, will go to Viet Nam in June where he has been assigned to the 53rd. Combat Support Battalion. Pvt. Badger, who received his basic training at Ft. Campbell, Ky., has been with Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment 2nd Brigade at Ft. Ord in California. Israel" Annual Scul pture Show To Open in Marina Cit The seventh annual New Horizons in Sculpture show, sponsored by the North Shore Art League, will open June 4, and will run through July 22 in Marina City’s summer gallery and outdoor pavilion. John wood Libberton, 3527 Ln., Wilmette, Spruce- is chairman of the event, with Forman Onderdonk, 2304 Grey St., Evanston, as co-chairman. Assisting them are Chicagoan Eldon Danhausen; Mrs. Donald Flax, 268 Moraine Rd., Alfred Howard, 1023 Marion Rd., and William Kalan, 1250 McDaniels Av., all of Highland Park; Mrs. Bill Fisher, 2828 Wilmette Av., Wilmette; Mrs. Frederick Littell, 190 Apple Tree Rd., Winnetka; and Mrs. Frank Prower of Skokie. Opening day hours will be from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. The exhibit can be seen thereafter from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Satur- days and from noon to 5 p. Sundays. Jurors for the show, open to a adult Illinois sculptors, are Ja van der Marck, director of t Chicago Museum of Contemp rary Art, scheduled to open in t fall; Prof. Orazio Fumagalli, a department chairman at Sto State University, Menomine Wis.; and New York paint Sherman Drexler. A first prize of $750, a second $250, and five awards of $100 ead will be awarded by the league. addition, Marina City Manag ment is offering a $1,000 purchas prize. May 25, 196 �ea - eT Re Re a Te ain ep ST uate ser ates Si aes N.S. Art League Announces Peter P. Jacobi ‘Wait Until Dark’ Winners THEATER OPENING the other evening had something strangely sad about it. This viewer felt as if he was at a wake The object of attention was something not alive and yet something to dote upon and give attention. “Wait Frederick Until Dark,” Knott the who latest wrote product “Dial M of for Murder,” began its run at the Studebaker. “Wait Until Dark” also is a chiller, but not as good as its predecessor. Yet it is good enough to merit some praise. But I said it was like a wake. It was. There, before us, was a play the likes of which has pleased and goose pimpled theater patrons for generations. “Wait Until Dark,’’ however, be just about the last of the breed. For all the good acting and snappy tion, ‘“‘Wait Until Dark” 4 may produc- is limp and unfrighten- ing when compared to the hair raisers which 4 have come Mr. Jacobi to us in film form. A ‘“Diabolique,” “The Haunting,” and any number of Hitchcock In sculpture, first prize went to Irene (Mrs. Howard) Koven, 265 Roger next Wednesday floor House, i LARGEST SELECTIONS OF CUSTOM FRAMES AND MATS Oil Paintings « Custom Mirrors Paintings & Frames Restored its tricky camera and editing possibilities, has become our nedium for fright. Even television can, when it is given the chance, do a better job. I don’t think you’re going to see many more “Wait Until Darks.” And or that reason alone I would urge you to go and see a bit of theater the little dramatic viability in Mr. p prized object. They fail, as you must know even before the curtain pens. But the woman’s fight to survive and outmaneuver the fiends is what keeps you perked for the evening. There are a couple of really chilling scenes. And there is a production orthy of praise, for once asting weaknesses. thoroughly professional, without the usual ee BLYTH, lovely as she has always been, effectively conveys the ovements and emotions of a woman still adjusting to blindness. She Iso makes a good foil—one who turns to reasoning when survival is at take. Her three villains also are well drawn: Donald Buka, Val Bisoglio, nd most of all James Tolkan as a creepy, completely bald psychopath ho already has killed one woman and is not averse to killing a second. The garden apartment set is serviceable. The staging, by Arthur Penn and Porter Van Zandt, is taut. It is a museum ears to come, remember back aSshioned breathtakers ... ”’ et. in 1967 I saw one of those i i 4 2 North Shore Olive Mac- the school, Woody Guthrie rote more than 1,000 folk songs, cluding the “unofficial’’ national them, “This Land Is Your and.” Among the: best known of his orks are ‘Roll On, Columbia,” Pastures of Plenty,” ‘So Long, *s Been Good to Know You,” ard Traveling,’ and ‘Reuben ames.” Plan Display A Guthrie display, featuring ories, articles, pictures, and boks, is planned. Three different programs will P given at 2, 3, and 4 o’clock. ay 25, 1967 Society; Farland, singer of Scottish songs; The Juniors, a 10-member group; Terrance Ong of Prairie View, singing Malaysian songs; the Balsam Sisters, Israeli songs; and a guitar sextet. Will Participate Deerfield—Betsy Gand, Dan Havens, Jan CUT Milwaukee, Wis.-Muskegon, Save 4 c 275 Miles Morning, Of Driving Afternoon, Mich. 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According to Bob Gand, director 4 4 Galleries Center Fine contemporary work of artists of the Wesetern Hemisphere ‘An Investment in America’s Culture’’ Future Name Artists at Reasonable prices. Own a beautiful painting and have a wise investment at the same time. Current Showing—Joseph Teresi 271 Waukegan Road, Northfield 446-4250 school Plans Guthrie Concert foody Guthrie” in a continuous ogram from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday 6-5141 AUTO-TOURISTS! TAKE LAKE MICHIGAN 4 Americana and Art For Guest performers, faculty members, and students will present the HI 4 4 * The Village School of Folk usic will present ‘The Songs of STORE °° 4 4 old Peter P. Jacobi, drama critic for the Hollister Newspapers, is asociate dean and an associate professor at Northwestern university’s fedill School of Journalism. The former editor of Musical Courier and yric Opera News is theater correspondent for the Christmian Science fonitor and critic for WMAQ-TV’s “Today in Chicago.” Fine Elim 4 piece you should see, just so you can tell others in “I * WINNETKA 433-0717 i i accident. She is left alone for a matter of hours when her husband, a photographer, is called away on business. Three men, criminals, terrorize her into revealing the whereabouts of i Suffice it to say that it tells of a young woman, recently blinded in an i i Knott’s i f I did, I’d be giving away reation. i Unlike some other critics, I’m not going to tell you much of the story. ANN e STORE ID 2-8550 832 Central Av - Highland Park i istory. * 4 i ith i as a i live theater i supplanted PARK 589 Central i is that films have HIGHLAND CRAIG MODEL 212 Custom PICTURE FRAMING THE NORTH SHORE’S i TRUTH second Ravinia Galleries of Highland Park q Miss Helen Fisher, 810 Edgewood a SAD the gallery at Community 620 Lincoln Av., Winnetka. Park, and i THE place for old-fashioned terror, ghosts, and sinister characters. The film, in 847 i Rot Highland The winning entries in the annual show are on display through Abby (Mrs. Lawrence) Block, 1773 Ridgelee Rd., Highland Av., Vernon Av., Glencoe, third. i a Williams Park. Other prizes went to Gloria (Mrs. A. B.) Becker, 1245 Kenton Rd., Deerfield, second, and Elizabeth (Mrs. David) Dolnick, 951 i ilms have done the scaring so much more effectively. Show Ln., Glenview, honorable mention. ne A Winners have been selected in the North Shore Art League’s Members’ Show of painting and sculpture. First prize in the oils division to Mrs. William Langdon of Lake Forest. Other winners are Hannah (Mrs. Imre) Messenger of Lincolnwood, second; William L. Marsh, 620 Elmdale Rd., Glenview, third; and Miss Irene Smoler and Miss Jeanine Collier, both of Chicago, honorable mention. Jean (Mrs. Carl) Sambo, 913 Michigan Av., Evanston, captured first place in the mixed media contest. Other prize winners are Christine (Mrs. Ken) Siegfried of Arlington Heights, second, and i A Limp Thriller in Members’ LTD. There you all are sitting around the living room or conference table. Don't shout; sit back, be yourself, Speak at your normal level regardless of how far ie a away you are from the mike. Automatically, electronically, } your 212 will pick up your voice and record it at the perfect level and when it comes time to play it back; there you are, front and center. It's electronic! 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Five First Businessmen’s for the fall during CUISINE Family Style Dinners Carry-Out Service Complete Catering Service Delivery Service Cantonese Buffet (Sundays) the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber- shop Singing in America ber in Peoria. | ER TI ON FR abe INN CHANS TEAROUSE Area Quartet } Le ry oy ee 432-3 Daily 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Closed Road Mondays | 1636 Old Deerfield Rd. Highland Park Park groups ‘qualified for the finals. Win Top Award The Wanderers, a foursome representing County Line, brought home the first-place trophies for competition in the novice quartet * category. Quartet Kitrick, New officers of the County Line Barbershoppers sing out their. delight over the chapter's showing at the Illinois District convention in Springfield as president Bob LeClaire listens. Standing are (from 2 py treasurer Tom Charlton of Deerfield, Mr. LeClaire of Highland Park, program vice president Louis DeGeorge of Deerfield, and (seated, from left) membership vice president Jim Franzen and secretary Phil Schwimmer, both of Highland Park. (Howard Fochler Photo) fo \ of are Mac 1789 Mc- RESTAURANT FRANCAIS Richfield Av., and Bill Prag, lead, of 1417 Eastwood Av., both of Highland Park, and Hollis Johnson, baritone, of 1208 Knollwood Dr., and Will Perry, bass, of 341 Pine St., Notably fine French cuisine served in an atmosphere of quiet elegance. Excel- lent wines. Splendid facilities for private parties. Try our Ducklingal’orange both of Deerfield. and classic French desserts. For luncheon and dinner. Closed Mondays. Directs Chorus Perry also directed Mr. chorus made up of 28 the of Reservations suggested Telephone 679-0444 the chapter’s 37 members. 3445 Dempster St. Another County Line member, Joe Warren, 989 Marvell Ln., Highland the Fine members tenor, calendar Avant Park, is Garde a member Quartet Skokie, The second-place award was earned in a membership addition and retention category, and the third was received in the bulletin competition. Editor of the bulletin during the period covered in the BARAT COLLEGE, Lake Forest. Student show of painting, sculpture, and graphics, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, through May. 2 s 580 ROGER WILLIAMS BLDG., Highland Park. Works of Paula (Mrs. Robert) Natkin, 1474 Linden Av., Highland Park, through May. |. HICKORY HALL GALLERIES, Rt. 45, one mile west of Half Day. _ Works _ Raymond) Marino, featuring portraits and animal studies. Hours are 10 a.m. _ of international artists and studio exhibit of Gwen (Mrs. to 9 p.m. daily; noon to 9 p.m. Sunday. HIGHLAND PARK CITY HALL, 1707 St. Johns Av. Paintings by S. _ Brennen (Mrs. Foreman) Mueller of Wilmette, through May. contest was Phil Schwimmer, Pleasant Av., Highland Park. A Deerfield youth was one of two winners in the piano section of lection Music Studios in Highland Park and De Paul University School of THEATER, 445 Central Av. Paintings of sandwiches. a ———rrrre —<—_—— ee FRIENDSHIP 920 HIGHLAND PARK HOSPITAL, 718 Central Av. Paintings by Paula (Mrs. Robert) Natkin, 1474 Linden Av., Highland Park, through May. PARK tizers, desserts and a se- the senior division contests sponsored annually by the Society of American Musicians. He is 17-year-old Rick Conedera, of HIGHLAND Pool-Side Luncheon Served Daily — 12 Noon to 2:00 P.M. Deerfield Youth Wins Piano Contest Award Conederas, to the PUBLIC 636 Hoffman Ln. The Deerfield High HIGHLAND PARK COUNTRY CLUB, 1201 Park Av. W. Works __ Tim Meier of Evanston and Hal Rogoff of Park Forest, through May. OPEN Taste-tempting menu includes cool, crisp salads, seafood and meat specialties plus appe- son of the Henry Bivd. Moraine On-Che-Lake Hotel this summer in Los Angeles. | of McCormick which was one of three foursomes qualifying for the international contest Art Exhibits ili., just west of TERRACE @ This area is available for Private School senior is a_ student of Julian Leviton, director of Leviton ID 2501 Sheridan POOLSIDE Poolside Parties @ 2-4444 Road e Highland Park Music faculty member. by Alice (Mrs. Ben) Lazard, 1610 Linden Av., Highland Park, through May. HOLIDAY INN, Edens Expressway ‘Park. Paintings by Jean (Mrs. Highland Park, through May. PARKER imports, ee EDWARDS including new Jack) GALLERY, works and Lake-Cook Pincus, 503 1223 Central by Israeli artist Duv, Rd., Green Av. 10 a.m. Highland Bay Rd., Diversified to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday Drama Productions LAKE FOREST COLLEGE. Aristophanes’ Garrick Players, 8:30 p.m. today, tomorrow, Auditorium, Deerpath Av. and Sheridan Rd. Music comedy, ‘‘Lysistrata,”’ and Saturday, Durand Programs LAKE FOREST COLLEGE. Blues Concert, featuring Magic Sam, lead guitar; Shaky Jake, hormonica; and group. Hixon Hall Coffee Shop 8:30 p.m. Friday. VILLAGE SCHOOL OF FOLK MUSIC. Programs on Woody Guthrie at 2, 3, and 4 p.m. Sunday, 631 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield. 74 The TALLY-HO COUNTRY CLUB GOLF will cater to all functions. Let our experts help you plan your golf tournament or outing, business luncheon accommodate parties from 25 to 500. ally Ho! | For Golf Reservations Call 362-3910 OPEN TO SWIM THE PUBLIC LOCATED ON RT. 45 HALF-WAY BETWEEN MUNDELEIN JUNE 1 & HALKNDAY 18 HOLES May 25, 196 �Mrs. Shore Movies in Brief his Center Sets A ballet performance, a chamber music concert, and a program bf experimental films are among he highlights of a Spring Arts estival to be presented by usic Center of Lake County. the The will week-long program bpen at 7:30 p.m. June 3 with a broduction of ‘Snow White’”’ by the llinois State Ballet Company in he auditorium of the West Cambus of Waukegan Township High 5chool. A trio recital by members of the usic Center faculty will be presented at 4 p.m. June 4 in Lilac ottage, Bowen Park, 1917 N. bheridan Rd., Waukegan. List Artists The artists are Miss Estelle wigart, cellist, and her brother eorge Swigart, violinist, and eorge Banhalmi, pianist. Miss wigart is head of the music epartment for the Glencoe eleentary schools; Mr. Swigart eaches in the Glencoe public hools; and Mr. Banhalmi_ is hairman of the piano department pr the Music Center of the North hore in Winnetka. ill show and discuss experi- ental films at 8 p.m. June 7. The Lake County Art League ill display members’ works roughout the week in Lilac Will Give ‘Oz’ The closing event will be a erformance of ‘The Wizard of z’’ at 7:30 p.m. June 10 in Lyon hool, 800 S. Elmwood St., Wauegan. Drama and dance students d Children’s Chorus members ill appear in the show. Cost of the ballet is partially derwritten by the Illinois Arts ouncil. All the events are free except br the ballet and ‘‘The Wizard of z.’’ Tickets may be purchased at e door. INGS IN CONCERT Larry Rigler of Highland Park, student ansas at the University in Lawrence, was of among group of students who sang enaissance and Baroque period usic at a recent concert on mpus. A sophomore, he is the n of Mr. and Mrs. Donald gler, 215 Ridge Rd. ay 25, 1967 the since he the new and its crew, and Young People. IN LIKE FLINT burn, Lee J. Cobb) Derek Flint has Man Flint.’”’ “BEST FILM Cannes OF Film VANESSA David Sarah STARTS Perfect Holiday FRIDAY — insurance RELUCTANT ASTRO- office. Adults. THE WILL PLAY 2715 Oak Tue.: Continuous from 1:30 Children’s St., ie, Ice dy. Cali Birthday Cream-Cake, AL 1-7411 Party Rooms Beverage, for Mov- Can-_ Circle Band presents SoPHia 2 from HONG Kong” showtimes call ID 2-2400 * Color ES Sat. Eve., May 27 — 8 ART ; AUCTION + FAIR Sunday, and May Monday, May 27th 29 — Tues., May 30 to30th 1967 p.m. to 12 Need — p.m.° to 10 pm. 1 to 10 p.m. ; 12 Noon to 6 p. m.: (MEMORIAL DAY) Auction - Tues., May 30 - 8 p.m. : td HELD BERNARD . + Jewish % 3003 +4 2 28 — AT HORWICH . 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Yet all this cinema excellence HITS Dad, Generals’ PARKING Guinness [otlabrigida - Miles Entertainment the Starts Shirley MacLaine a Fred MacMurray Central at Wilmette Avenue 251-7411 * Park Free of ALEC Mog it is extremely well told.Acting and directing are without flaw, York Now Playing e TWO Rosalind Russell ‘Oh "Night G WILMETTE is is squandered on trying to get laughs from the sordid goings-on FREE alel Festival * PARKWAY and REDGRAVE Hemmings DEARBORN Highland. Fank "23380. parking 26th 1967" women. Color. Adults and Young People. THE APARTMENT (Jack Lemmon, Shirley MacLaine, Fred MacMurray) This is not a pretty tale, though New MAY NORTH nPanaVviSiOn: ~ (For Persons 18 And Over “BEST FILM OF THE YEAR” —National Society of Film Critics women in a tale which is just as large FRIDAY, troe "THE hpi COLOR for the world to be taken over by a 4-4900: BEST PICTURE OF 1960! BLOW-UP approached by his old friend from ZOWIE to solve a problem which leads to the uncovering of a plot in un ANTONIONI'S to Flint Contral. FRIDAY, May 26 of the 83 cigarette Here 1150 there has never been anything like lighter in this top-drawer sequel to “Our Tues- Of evanston 1716 Edens Expressway between Dundee & Lake-Cook Road VE 5-4445 Co- returned astound us with more different uses of his 1 to 4 p.m. B ACADEMY AWARD WINNER jj MOVIE -WISE, mini- (James from days through Saturdays. must continue to pose as the hero aturized to germ size, are injected into the carotid artery of the scientist patient. They have one hour to make their way to his brain to dissolve by lasser beam a blood clot which can be reached only from inside. Color. Adults a concert. The free public program will be given in the Lecture Center, 821 S. Morgan Av. EUROPEAN ottage. skies, General Audience. Steven David McKendall of Chicago, ho pioneered a_ film-making ourse at New Trier High School, of the awkward and treatment. human body is submarine 4rts Fete is to his father and his girl. Color. world, and an experimental nuclear submarine with a team of doctors and scientists aboard is on a livesaving journey within it. The Week-Long instead situation class by itself because of its plot It is 1995, the strange galleries astronaut, to please his father. Though Knotts is relieved that his duties are confined to sweeping the grounds (he’s been hired as a RESTAURANT Unique dining. Mansion elegance. Open 5 p.m. Closed Mondays. Reservations : Tetephone 787-0900 pa transplanted is a member of the Junior League of Evanston, which has undertaken the job of staffing the sales fe ofe ofe ofe ofe oo has Art Center, 2603 Sheridan Rd. She comedy ofe Antonioni janitor) Knotts) simple-minded fe BLOW-UP (Vanessa Redgrave) Italian director Michelangelo Color. Adults. FANTASTIC VOYAGE (Stephen Boyd, Raquel Welch) This extraordinary science fiction adventure film stands in a (Don This ofe oe “Flubber,”’ as he calls his discovery. Color. General Audience. stars Don Knotts as a “born loser’? who makes headlines in his town when he leaves to become an NAUT ofe ofe of of view of alienation to London in his first English language film. The plot shows a fashion photographer, part of the bored, sensation-seeking younger set, whose only contact with reality — is through the eye of his camera. of fe possibility Committee oye oho zany Film eats eee every Club TT exploit substance forget to Drama \ > ding day three times, but when he happens upon a rubber that flies, he doesn’t Chairman, Mrs. Robert Pool, 440 Ashland P]., Highland Park, is working as a volunteer in the Sales and Rental Gallery of the Evanston HAS THE ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR (Fred MacMurray, Nancy Olson, Keenan Wynn) The professor forgets his wed- Bloom, Volunteers for Art St by Sara Pool . 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Villa Moderne West of Edens ¢ Lake Cook Exit » Highland Park : �Nicholson School to Present Musical Play Theater To Open present ‘‘A Tale of Hand Christian Andersen” June 21 The North Shore’s zenberg of Deerfield as Madame Doro, Ballerina with the Royal Danish Ballet; Dan Winkless of Kenilworth as the ballet director, Neals, Madame Doro’s husband; and Jennifer McNerney of Winnetka as Madame Kronstaad. Sequences in the show will include ‘Thumbelina,” ‘Little The Toby Nicholson School of Dance and Musical Theater will at 4:15 today in Win- netka Community House. only profes- sional summer theater has set its opening date and chosen its plays for the season. The Academy Playhouse will open June 21 in Loyola Academy’s Little Theater, 1110 N. Laramie, Wilmette. The musical play is based on the life of the cobbler who is remembered for his fairy tales. Northwestern University student Clarke Maylone will play the title role in the show integrating dance, song, and story. Other leads are Greg Wilmette as Peter, adopted apprentice; More Ida’s Flowers,”’ “The Ugly Duckling,’’ and “The Little Mermaid.” Local cast members are: From Deerfield—Sarah McBride Scott McIntyre, Amy Untermyer, and Leslie McBride, From Highland Park—Leslie of the cobbler’s Janet Kat- Cunningham From and Nancy Liff. Riverwoods—Kathy Fa- roane. MONEY WE PAY $10 hr. for NOTHING but your opinions, written from home about our clients’ products and publications, sent you free. Nothing to buy, sell, canvass, or earn. NO SKILL. NO GIMMICKS. Just honesty. Details from RESEARCH, # HNW Box 669, Mineola, N.Y. 11501 Lunch Should Be a Time to Relax A business lunch doesn't have to be all work . . . not with our tempting food and beverages. Make business a pleasure . . . visit Scornavacco's today. The ~American Conservatory Theater’s four-week run at Ravinia, Aug. 22 through Sept. 18, is the only other pany professional scheduled to appear comin the area this summer. The nine-week program will consist of the Ben Hecht-Charles MacArthur comedy, ‘The Front Page’; Eugene Ionesco’s ‘Rhi- Taste Treat at... of the absurd; and a double bill, Peter Shaffer’s ‘The Private Ear’’ and “‘The Public Eye.” Mr. Shaffer is the author of the current Broadway hit, “Black: . Comedy,” and ‘‘Royal Hunt of the Sun,” which appeared on the Chicago stage after a long run in New York. The shows each will run for three weeks. will be given Rs Delicious, noceros,’”’ representing the theater Performances 4p Golden Brown, FRENCH FRIED at 8:15 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays, at 7 and 10 p.m. Saturdays, and at 8:15 p.m. Sundays. The Very Rev. John H. Reinke, Loyola Academy president, said the nonprofit venture is intended to show the school’s appreciation of the welcome and support it has received from the North Shore suburbs since it moved to Wil- 489 Waukegan Ave. mette 10 years ago. young people as well as adults, he Shore Sculptor To Have Showing Sylvia (Mrs. LeRoy) Weis of Highland Park will have a monthlong show of her latest sculpture the 5 in the Adele Rosenberg Gallery, 226 E. On- tario cago. St., Mrs. ne been Institute Weis, 222 Cedar Av., has exhibited in the Jean Dichter Gallery in Mrs. Weis has Chi- Denver, represented of Chicago’s and in the Art Sales and Rental Gallery for the last three years. The sculptor’s work was accepted in Spectrum ’65 and in the New Horizons in Sculpture in 1964, ’65 and ’66. 76 shows Wee 585 Central Ave. mo Shep Shapiro of Highland Park demonstrates the usual and unusual uses of an apple. His apple on will be exhibited at enter Professional Artists’ the Bernard Horwich Jewish Community Showcase. Area Artists Pembridge House To Participate , | In Showcase NURSING CENTER » Painters, sculptors, ceramists, »: and jewelry makers from the suburbs and Chicago will partici- DIN! ACHILLE, pate in the second annual Profes- sional Artists’ Showcase at the Bernard Horwich Jewish Community Center, 3003 W. Touhy Av., r " Loyola Academy office. PARK THE MOST CONGENIAL RESTAURANTEUR on the NORTH SHORE . . . astride the ITALIAN CAVALRY‘S MEANEST HORSE~IN 1919 Moderate prices will prevail in the hope of attracting the area’s added. John Bettenbender of Chicago, former head of the Loyola University speech department and producer of off-Broadway plays, will be artistic director. Marshall Migatz, who has produced summer theater in the Chicago area and has been a theatrical press agent, will be the producer. Both Chicago and New York actors will appear in the company. The 414-seat air-conditioned theater will be available for fundraising theater parties. Information can be obtained from the HIGHLAND HIGHWOOD Dini b Chicago. 4 Hours of the show are 8 p.m. to midnight Saturday, noon to 10 Lazard, (Mrs. vine 1610 Martin) Dr.; Linden Av.; Lerman, Sydelle 144 (Mrs. Sherman, 2946 Idlewood Ln.; Shep Shapiro, 767 Rice St. June Ra- Dan) and STUDENT SINGS Miss Barbara L. Rhoades of Wilmette sang recently in the Varsity Glee Club’s May Gala Show at Purdue University. Miss Rhoades lives at 2432 Meadow Dr. N. PROPRIETOR FOUNTAIN LUNCH 452 Central Ave., Highland Park p.m. Sunday, 1 to 10 p.m. Monday, and noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday (Memorial Day). The exhibit will close with an auction beginning at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Highland Park exhibitors are Lillian (Mrs. Seymour) Banish, 1915 Old Briar Rd.; Louise N. (Mrs. James) Bernard, 1632 Linden Av.; Alice A. (Mrs. Ben) NOW OF Phone 432-9724 For TAKE-OUT Orders Featuring..... 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Twenty-four rs later she is still there. fir. and Mrs. Herman Anspach jointly manage H. and R. spach travel and real estate ncies. Mr. Anspach is the pst Realtor in town, having ted here in 1924 with his her Robert. he travel agency was added in . “We rented homes for people he summer so that they would e money for travel,’ Mr. pach said. ‘Then we went into travel business to‘help people Real Estate This article is another in a series on members of the EvanstonNorth Shore Board of Realtors. make arrangements trips.’ The Anspachs, in Operating the oldest agency in Highland claim for their addition to real estate Park, also to be the only local Real- tors who own their own building. “‘We practice what we preach,” Mr. Anspach said. ‘“‘We believe in participating in the community, IS A LAWYER required for purchase of a home? The law does not require that rchaser or seller be repreA purchaser or seller may represent himself Bloom St., where they now live. The house they razed to build their home was the oldest house in Port Clinton, the village name preceding Highland Park. Since that 1924, Mr. Anspach figures he has sold at least 90 percent of the lake-front property in Highland Park at: least once, and some houses in other parts of town four times. was built in 1947 from the bricks of the walk-in front of the old Property values throughout the years have increased nearly 3 times, Mrs. Anspach added. During that time taxes have increased Forum purchase at least six times. Tastes also are is a formal written agreement to purchase a certain property at a given price by said purchaser, sometimes certain contingencies (Continued subject such on page 78) ed by a lawyer in a real estate transaction. the workers could hardly cut them they were so hard,” Mr. Anspach said. The Anspachs also remember subdividing the property on living here, and owning here.” Their office, at 463 Central Av., sa Lawyer Required V hen Buying a Home Hay’s questions are answered rving E. Poehler, vice presiof Quinlan and Tyson, Inc., Sherman Av., Evanston.) Brand house at that location. “They are hand-made bricks and , cas z# . e Bie: RR: eR et oe a (tinPy £4 WR if *¢ pte a ¢3 to as oak different, Mr. Mr. Anspach noted. “When I started here, buyers wanted the biggest lot and the largest house they could find. Now the ideal house is smaller. It is too hard to get servants.” Mr. Anspach remembers the lean years for a real estate broker. ‘Property was very much in demand in the 20s,” he said. “Prices sion. soared Sige Oe and Mrs. ee Herman Anspach until the Depres- Lake-front property in 1929 would sell for as much as $500 a front foot—which is what it often (Continued on page 78) 4 k Mey ; but in so doing assumes full responsibility for all technical and legal matters concerning the transaction. A A lawyer is the r. Poehler only one who represent the buyer or seller e closing of a real estate saction. In other words the RIVERWOODS — Just listed saction may not be closed by al estate broker except a lawyer. or anyone home. In is—A house family, and privacy. HOW LONG DOES it nory take to sell a home? Up to a couple of years ago a bd of 3% months was considthe average length of time to a Here it growing our present for you, and 3 ACRES FOR excellent room arrangement Fireplace wall in living room, wonderful fruit-wood cabinet wonderful water. This original owner a child’s aradise. bar-b-q’s. $41,900. 3-4 bedrooms, kitchen with home offers gracious Pretty property with sell within 30 days g Service of the EvanstonShore Board of Realtors. AT IS AN “‘offer’’? An “offer” or agreement to 25, 1967 the entire areas for es family, and is those summer IR OFFERE You'll be glad you “WHERE eg sdiP SEE IT TODAY from it is listed with the Multiple Ideal for a who require large family room. A for Mom, 230’well, Dei Me aA home, but it is almost safe ay any house priced right d 2 baths, builtsins. living for secluded et no research has been done the actual length of time to 4 YOUR HORSE! for IN-LAWS, 5 sels neraoeh called REAL te ESTATE IS AN ART" BEDROOMS — $31,000 26° Living Room with bay window; 12x 13' Dining Room; cabinet Kitchen with disposal and eating area; 4 Bedrooms; |!/2 baths: screened porch. Excellent location—walk to town, shops, train, schools and park. CONSULT PATRICIA ORTSEIFEN John Channer & Assoc., Inc. 202 E. Westminster Lake Forest 234-2500 Ry Ants 525 Lincoln Winnetka 446-6664 �“Prosperity just before didn’t the return war. And until sion and personal property that is in 1943 to be included with the real estate. An all our salesgirls left to follow ‘their husbands who were sol- offer should be accompanied by an earnest money deposit of 10 percent and the offer must be signed by the purchaser. diers.”’ So Mrs. Anspach stepped in “‘to answer phones” and soon became’ a Realtor herself. During the couple’s years in the community they have reared two children—both of whom live in Highland Park now. Mrs. Anspach was a room Q. WHAT IS THE BEST time to sell a house? A. The sale of homes. in the North Shore area has almost become a year-round business. No one can predict which is going to the month which was a month in:the previous year be a good month year. The closest period where the tive would be the from covering to Help Libraries William Black of Lake Bay Real The education committee of the be the best month of the year and (Continued from page 77) mortgage requirements, posses- (Continued from page 77) sells for now. Realty Board Real Estate Forum Anspach Evanston-North Shore Board Co. of Realtors has announced plans to present books on real estate to area high school and public libraries in observance of Realtor Week, which ends Saturday. Committee members, headed by __ poor may in the present we have to a market is inacholiday period has worked of three state real commissioners. estate Master EAST DEERFIELD. 9 rm. tri-level. suite on Ist; maid's rm. and bath on Ist. 2 other bedrms. plus guest area, 2 baths on 2nd. Stunning walnut liv. rm. w/fple., dining 4 bdrm., 2% plus % baths incl. bsmt. rec. rm. ground level den w/fplc., Ig. ent. hall, deluxe kitch. w/eat. area, bdrms. & baths on top level. Oversized 2 car gar. Central foc. near rm., den w/built-ins. LAST WORD KITCHEN. Bluestone terrace. Air condit. school. $49,508. Executive bracket. for 3 SITUATED “Highland Park to tried to 1 & 4 bedrms. plu w/fple., bedrms. din. 2 rm. Glazed baths. Air porch condi Computer Seerched Multiple Listing Service KAHN BUILDING 640 VERNON AVE. — GLENCOE VE 5-0236 AM 2-2223 CO. 1899 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park has been good make APPROXIMATELY EARHART the =e ID 2-0880 | $24,700.00 to us,” Mr. Anspach said, ‘‘and we have ON HIGHLAND PARK. Brick 7 rooms, 4 bdrms., 2 baths, center hall floor plan. incl. separate dining room, kitchen with eating area. Top location — one block to Braeside commuter train. station and _ school. $37,500. ACRE (126 x 185) this 2 bdrm. home with den or separate dining room and large screened porch is ideal for the newly-wed or retired couple. On dead-end street in Deerfield area. $26,500. antiaircraft $5,000 area. $46,500. training sites and planned in a Businessmen’s Softball League which contributed war funds. w/eating sitting rm. 2!/> baths. Only $43,500 H!IGHLAND PARK— Easy-caré ranch on 3% acre. Cathedral liv rm. During World War II he located area will buy. kit. license and B’nai B’rith, and one of the founding members of Lakeside Congregation for Reform Judaism. in the of real esta to consider. will meet which books GLENCOE—CONVENIENT to schl and transportation. Ideal for thd larger family. Liv. rm. w/fple., “sep din. -rm. Family rm. Modern kitchen brkfst. rm. 4 bedrms. 2!/2 bas. O a wooded lot w/picket fence. | 40s. : GLENCOE—YOU’'LL LIKE thq roominess of this compact home Sep. din. rm. Lge. Family rm. Mod In addition, Mr. Anspach is a board member of Rotary, a member of the Harbor Commission sites recommended list books for librarians The committee June to decide on Wilmette.) with by Gov. William Stratton to be one Nor (Readers are invited to submit questions concerning real estate te the Real Estate Forum, Hollister Newspapers, 1232 Central Av., the Community Chest, the Visiting Nurse program, Family Service of 4 or 5 Bedrooms, 2 Beths on approx. 3 acres of perfectly landscaped orchards and gardens. Floor plan includes all-season glazed porch, den or bedroom, expandable 2nd floor. Country living close-in, complete with new greenhouse, ideal for the Country Gentleman. $69,500. visit through Christmas. WINNETKA—EXCITING Contemp. Semi-ranch on exquisite '/> acre. South Lake County. He was a charter member of the North Shore Real Estate Board and cochairman of the board’s ethics and arbitration committee. The veteran realtor also was appointed will Thanksgiving mother and president of the Elm Place and Highland Park high school PTAs and the President’s Council. Mr. Anspach in Wilmette, Shore libraries during May with it a better place in which to live.”’ a clors Attend Baltimore Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kahn, owners of J-H Kahn Realty in Glencoe, recently attended a twoday seminar in Baltimore dealing with data processing and its application to the real estate industry. Kahn Realty is one of the brokers belonging to the Automatic Service Computer network, which stretches from Miami to Ottawa, Canada, and from Norfolk, Virginia to the West Coast. Through this computer Kahn Realty’s sales LOADED WITH CHARM is this white ALUMINUM SIDING COUNTR CAPE COD with 4 bedrooms plus nursery or sewing room. A big COUN TRY KITCHEN just made for a family and almost an ACRE of land makes this the house you've been waiting for! ....................... $34,900 The picture reveals the charm and excellent construction of this two-bedroom home. This comfortable residence is near transportation, shopping, has a full basement and the living room has a fireplace. VEST MENT * system, counselors are able to search, within seconds, all properties that might meet a buyer’s needs or that are compar- able to the seller’s property. Mrs. Thompson Marks Milestone Mrs. Erna Thompson her third anniversary with Mitchell Brothers, a as a broker residential property in April. Alex Kirk, company sales - Manager, announced __ that Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Thom pson’s record sales were made at a rate of $3 million a year. 78 spacious, 2548 Green Bay Rd., Evanston, by selling a quarter of a million dollars worth of ~ If you need LIVING SPACE you will find it in this CONVENIENTLY LG CATED home! The bedrooms are large, the main floor FAMILY ROOM celebrated the reasonable NEW The present gross income on this property is $6720.00. The rentals on these four 2-bedroom apartments could be increased Two entire home is made for comfortable family living at a mo price. LISTING: bedroom home, two car garage, large, large lot-low taxes $19,50 by as much as 10%. The location prime, the condition of the building is excellent $47,500.00. and the listing price is reasonable — H. AND R. ANSPACH, INC. 463 Central Avenue BRiargate 4-1707 REALTORS — Since 1924 — Highland Park IDlewood 2-1212 723 432-1484 BR 5-36 St. Highland Johns Avenue May 25, Pe I �EVERYONE KNOWS! (Especially if the name is mispronounced Where did that extra "A" come from?) a ... NOT “REEL-A-tor." e Is he just a “licensed” real estate broker? e Is he just a “part-timer” employed by a broker? e Is he just an “independent agent” without qualification in an approved association? NO! HE'S MUCH MORE ... Your REALTOR is an EXPERIENCED Your REALTOR is an ‘‘ACTIVE' PROFESSIONAL. MEMBER of the Evanston North Shore Board of Realtors who are affiliated with the National Association of Real Estate Boards. Your REALTOR is an ACCREDITED REAL ESTATE BROKER and pledges to conduct his business in accordance with the REALTOR CODE OF ETHICS. es Your Realtor Pledges: Your “To be honorable and honest in all dealings.”’ Realtor Pledges: Your “To protect the individual right of real estate ownership, and to widen the opportunity to enjoy it.” Realtor Pledges: "To seek better to represent my clients by building my knowledge and cdompetence.” “You gain more with ao S| al: wero) | REALTORS V3) \ MEMBERS OF CONSTITUENT Bc DS Loy \ EVANSTON-NORTH BOARD SHORE OF REALTORS “A Your Realtor Pledges:. “To act fairly toward all in the spirit of the Golden Rule.’ a Realtor’ Your Realtor Pledges: "To protect the public against fraud, misrepresentation or unethical practices in the real estate field.” �Viti Real Estate Will Move By BONNIE FOSTER Guy Viti Real Estate and Insurance Agency of Highwood will move into its new building at 445 Waukegan Av. in late June. The firm has been located at its present location at 226 Green Bay Rd. since it was founded by Mr. Viti 30 years ago. The 2,850 square-foot building will have five offices, a conference room, and a parking lot for about 10 cars. Two of the offices may be leased. Architect for the project is James Otis Jr. and Associates of Northbrook, and the general contractor is Charles Elstrom of Highwood. Guy Viti, who now lives in Wilmette with his wife, opened the agency in 1938, after working as an area sewer and water contractor for about 20 years. During the Depression, Mr. Park in 1963. He lives with his wife, Dianne, and children, Blase Jr., 9 Gregory J., 8; and Susan D., 4. He is a former member of the Highwood zoning board and volunteer fire department and a member of the men’s board of the Highland Park gan-Lake Viti Blase Viti County Board of Real- tors. Mr. Viti had been serving as second vice president of the board of directors prior to the appointment. He has been a member of the board since 1956. He also is chairman of the boardsponsored real estate class conducted at Waukegan High School’s adult evening program. Viti A native of Highwood, Mr. Viti moved to 187 Bloom St. in Highland at a_ record- breaking pace, according to Frank these offices, also. Mr. Foster credited fices, Mr. Foster added. tive newspaper advertising, a spring sales campaign by the company, and the forward momentum developed by Quinlan and Tyson’s recent and _ continuing office of staff expansion programs. the hefty sales gains to a combination of an active real estate market, easing of Compared to 1966 figures, the firm’s newly relocated GlenviewNorthbrook area office is 72 percent ahead of last year’s sales pace, the long established Deerfield office is 51 percent ahead, and the Lake Forest office, opened late in 1965, has already “tight money” Looking to conditions, the His brother, Gabriel, 30, currently is president of the Highwood Chamber of Commerce, and he has been associated with his father about three years. A Highland Park resident REALTY | 457 Central Ave., Highland Park @ ID 2-6320° STORE RENTAL—HIGHLAND PARK—SHERIDAN ROAD Center of Town, 2000 sq. ft. plus, Air Conditioned, parking, $425 per mo. HIGHLAND PARK —9 units Town house & 8 apartments, 2 years old, low maintenance — $160,000. HIGHLAND PARK —5 stores, arcade, parking— $159,000. Deenfell 1560 Wincanton Dr. and native, Mr. Viti was graduated from St. George High School in Evanston in 1955 and from Arizona State University in 1962. He served in the Army from 1957 to 1959. Mr. Viti also served two years as treasurer of the Highwood Cham-ber. He is a deputy grand knight in the Highland Park Knights of Columbus, membership chairman of the Highland Park Jaycees, and a member of Immaculate Conception Church and its Holy Name Society. Mr. Viti and his wife, Jeannine, have five children, Anna Maria, 5%; Ester Carla, 4%; Gabriel Jr., 3%; Stella, 2; and Jeannine, 3 Five bedroom 2-story Colonial. Custom built in 1964. Full basement, slate foyer, circular stairway, screened porch, family room with fireplace, 2 baths & powder room. Upper brackets. According to Blase Viti, the firm hopes to expand its operations over a larger area after moving to the new building. Currently most of its business is in the Highland Park, Highwood, Deerfield, and North- FOR APPOINTMENT CALL FLORENCE L. HINCHSLIFF at 945-1670 an brook area. Kealty eS ee Mr. Viti said he plans to increase B. Foster, executive vice president of the 83-year-old real estate firm.. New sales records have been set in the firm’s Deerfield, Glenview, and Lake Forest of- future, this area to include Lake Forest, Lake Bluff, and Half Day. 826 Deerfield Rd. Deerfield ac- oe) WN4 Mr. Foster stated that a new record sales year for Quinlan and Tyson is projected, assuming continuation of present conditions of doubled 1966 volume to date, Sales in Evanston and Winnetka were somewhat behind last year’s HOME St. months. figures, due to a general shortage of desirable properties to sell, Mr. Foster noted, although real estate activity was at a high level in Sales of North Shore real estate by Quinlan and Tyson, Inc., so far continue Nursery, American Legion. Gabriel Quinlan, Tyson Sales Are Up 1967 Community James Church Holy Name Society, Knights of Columbus, Immaculate Heart of Mary Council, and the was president of the HighwoodHighland Park School District 111 Board. Associated with Mr. Viti in the business are two sons, Gabriel and Blase. Blase Viti, 38, who has been with the firm since 1849, recently was appointed president of the Wauke- in LAKESIDE demand and activity. OF THE WEEK Just Listed and If you are looking for a house the "run of with Formica mill then you oozing should see Gorgeous living room with Butternut dining room, paneled FAMILY ROOM work space, Kitchen Aid with charm this and 4 bedroom, different from 2'/2 bath the home. paneled fireplace wall, SEPARATE with | brick wall; attractive kitchen Dish Washer, range; RECREATION ROOM with tiled floor; basement and 2 car garage. Close to schools and transportation. Home is tastefully decorated, beautifully landscaped. JUST REDUCED TO $49,950 ‘REALTY ring Anger tor results ID 2-6600 80 182 Central, Highland Park as fresh as the breath of spring | Nearly new six bedroom, shrimp brick and clapboard Colonial. Ideally situated on two and one-half beautifully landscaped acres in heart of finest section. 40x16 foot patio overlooking rear yard. Center entrance, woodburning fireplace in family room. Walnut-paneled den. BBQ fireplace in tastefully styled Napanee wood cabinet kitchen with finest built-in appliances and Nutone food preparation center. Two spacious powder rooms on first floor. Master bedroom has dressing room, own bath. Five other bedrooms and two baths (one with laundry). CENTRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED. Transferred owner offering quick possession. John Channer (res. 234-2423) John Channer & Assoc., Inc. 760 N. Western Lake Forest 234-2500 ih 525 Lincoln Winnetka HI 6-8400 May 25, 196 �DEERFIELD TEEN David Mr. Schooler Tom Editor Silverwood HIGH SCHOOL STAFF PAGE in Chief Mindy Nissen Adviser Elaine Olson Elaine Werner Managing Editor Reporter Reporter Music Groups Plan Program By ee Deerfield High School's junior A cappella choir above) will be among groups included in the pring music festival at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the school auditorium. The chorus will join the A cappella chorus, the freshman advanced chorus, and the high school orchestra in the program: Landry and program will WERNER will be sent. Three Deerfield High School udents have been chosen as participants in foreign exchange ograms. The students, all juniors, are at Phelan, Anne Fish, and SherPizer. Pat is a finalist for the Ameriin Field Service Program. She ill spend an entire year in a orthern Hemisphere country. e will be notified officially of br acceptance by Il be told to what July 15, country and she She will travel to her new home on the AFS ship, ‘Seven Seas,”’ with other AFS students going to their prospective countries. Last year’s representative from school was Shelly Smith. the High School student sent Sherry will participant Anne will be the first Deerfield abroad Gershwin, by” and spend eight weeks living in Mexico. in the Experiment A in International Living Program, she will be one of 2,000 students by the Deerfield Rotary Club. She to will travel to Sweden late in the summer and remain there for the entire school year. During her stay abroad, she will live with a Rotary member and his family. In a foreign country each 10 to 12 other Americans year to a city their Mexican “brothers” and “sisters.” and “From Sea that Good News,” Daw- Morn” by Reed, freshman advanced while chorus Leaders in Gym Elect Members Leaders is a girls’ club consisting of girls interested in learning and teaching skills. new gymnastic Each year new freshmen and sophomore girls are added to the club. They are picked on the basis leadership, co-operation, per- sonality, and are required to have members and must be approved by the gym teachers. This year’s new leaders are: Sophomores—Bonnie Christopher, Laurie Stern, Barb Wallace, Margie Laurie McAfee, Riskin, Sue JoAnne Rodgers, Caruso, and Sandy Schmidt. Freshmen—Nancy Cleary, Stacey Howarth, Marsha Miller, Jody Springer, Chris Vieth, Bette Wallerstein, and Karen Weichman. ACA! WOANNOZ! Smileth.”’ untry in which she will study next year. All three girls will be paving the United States as participants in exchange programs. hool Elects Class Officers lass officers for next year are: Sophomore—Bob Widmer, president; Steve Homma, vice-presi- enior—Bill Kahnweiler, presit; Jeff McDonald, vice presit; Becky Snell, secretary; ry Globerson, treasurer; and ie Hanscom, social chairman. nior—Andy Norton, president; ie Connelly, secretary; Bonnie articles on. this page are tten by students at Deerfield h School. We encourage com-. mts from both teens and ts. Send them in care of the n Page to the Villager, 444 tral Av., Highland Park. 25, 1967 dent; Nansi Hopwood, Lesile Cunningham, secretary; treasurer; and Ed Mount, social chairman. Officers for next year’s freshman class will be chosen in the fall. Girls’ Club officers are Nina Andoniadis, president; Cheryl Neumayer, vice president; Carol Anderson, publicity chairman; Wendie Coplan, social chairman; Laura Marshak, secretary; and corresponding Elaine cording secretary. Olson, re “SHOP THEM ALL FOR THE z= ee SEE ME LAST” WORLD'S FINEST CARPETING HAMILTON DISTRIBUTORS, INC. CUSTOM CARPET 6015 North Ridge Ave., Chicago Open Daily Until 9 eee Peggy Mullen, vice president; Christopher, treasurer; and Dee Gerson and Katie Taylor, social chairmen. eee eee pfficers for next year’s class cutive boards and Girls’ Club cutive board were elected retly at Deerfield High School. TE) & UU LETTE SHE ee CHEE VOTES eee eee eee % DIVISION 338-7702 Saturday & Sunday Until 5 VOCE eee ee 2 @)!) NOANWOL!! TOOT Junior Anne Fish shows Sherry Pizer (center) and Pat Phelan the to at least a B average in gym and a C average in academic subjects. The girls are accepted by present © will sing ‘Academic Philosophy” by Anton Dvorak. The freshman chorus will join the junior a cappella in “My Bonnie Lass She this, she will go on a tour of Mexico along with other experi- Jacobsen, Shining Sea” by Ward Whitney. “The Last Spring,” Grieg-Gardner; ‘‘Bushes and Briars,” a folk song arranged by Eric Coates, the After by of “Michigan in Mexico and will live there with and LullaLeroy son; and “Astri, My Astri,” arranged by Paul Christiansen. The junior and senior a cappella choirs combined will perform She will travel with a group of menters “A Trumpeter’s “Serenata” by The orchestra and combined choruses will join together for three numbers, “Aware” by Wagner-Christian, “Blessed Be God’ “Grant Unto Me the Joy of Salvation” by Johannes Brahms; “Ain’ta sent under the program. a family for about a month. Chester Kyle, the feature the orches- Anderson, and ‘Divertimento for Strings” by Krusler. The a cappella choir will perform ‘Create in Me O God” and Sweden, she will give talks about America, and upon returning to Deerfield she will tell of her year abroad. this summer OLSON tra performing “Capriccio” by Antonio Vivaldi, selections from “Porgy and Bess” by George Set for Exchange Plans By ELAINE ELAINE Deerfield High School’s several choruses and orchestra will present a festival of music at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the school auditorium. Under the direction of Lewis �PTO Invites Recreation DHS Parents Calendar Today 7:15 and 8:30 p.m.—Golf Wilmot Junior High School. To Meeting Tomorrow - All parents of Deerfield High School students are invited to attend Teacher a of the Parent Organization meeting at 8 p.m. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.—Junior high night for eighth graders, Shepard School. 8 tonight in the DHS cafeteria. The program, include school’s an and students, explanation p.m.—Teen dance, 9 a.m. to noon—Summer program registration, Jewett Park. the activi- Monday . ties. 4 to 5:30 Representatives will explain the purposes, methods of joining, membership requirements, and p.m.—Painting .class, Jewett Park. 7 p.m.—Men’s softball league, scheduled diamonds. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.—Men’s infor- activities of their clubs and organizations. Time will be provided for question and answer period. 11:30 Saturday will of extra-curricular to Jewett Park. presented by fac- ulty members class, mal a basketball, Wilmot Junior High School; paddle tennis, Shepard Junior High School. Tuesday RECEIVE 9:30 HONORS College Monmouth sponsored (IIl.) by the Illinois 7:15 Baum, Twenty-five juniors recently were chosen for membership in the DHS chapter of National Honor Society. They are (from left, row 1) Charles Katzenberg, Margery Bodle, Craig Weichmann, Henry and Classical Conference. Hakewell, Michael Renaud, Anne Stephen Finkelstein. (Row 2) Miss Julie Susan Course Art 1 and 2 (credit) Art 1 (credit) Art 2 (credit) Art 1 (credit) Arithmetic review Pre-algebra Pre-algebra Choral and vocal workshop Clothing Construction (Credit) Developmental reading Developmental reading Developmental reading English review Introductory physical science (2 credits) Mechanical drawing (credit) Typing 1 (credit) Typing 1 (credit) 1 (credit) Physical education 5SS (body building) Physical education 8 SS . (instructional basketball) Advanced swimming techniques Time 8 a.m. to noon 8 to 10 a.m. 10 a.m. to noon 12:30—2:30 Highland Park High School summer school registration for eighth-grade graduates will be held at 9 a.m. June 3 in the north cafeteria at the high school. Students who will enter high review Courses 4:15—5:45 6:00—7:30 or enrichment courses. with insufficient registra- tion will be deleted. Fees should be paid at the time of 8:00—1:00 8:00—10:00 8:00—10:00 10:00—12:00 12:30—2:30 4:15—5:45 p.m. 6: 00—7:30 p.m. p.m. p.m. registration. made payable High School. Ernest Sammann, Ann Checks must to Highland be Park The final summer school registration period will be on June 16, primarily for students already in high school. Mortimer Singer to 9:30 p.m.—Adult golf tion, Shepard Junior High School. Mrs. David Pettigrew Is Honored at Party Alan VISITS SISTER Miss Nancy Kelso, daughter school in the fall may sign up for 8:00—10:00 8:00—9:30 9:30—11:00 11:00—12:30 11:00—12:30 Chesrow, cilla Young, Pamela Jordan. Leslie Davis, Zaeske were absent. (Milton Merner Photo) Weiss, Steve Waldman, Fish, Stephanie Cunningham, George Levi, Patricia Phelan, and Diana Neuman. (Row 3) Christine Foster, Pam Reschke, David Schier, James Gesler, Lester Holtzblatt, Barbara Henschen, Pris- Fighth Graders May Register June 3 Typing a.m.—T.O.P.S, class, Wilmot Junior High School. 7:30 to 9 p.m.—Men’s recrea ae McDermott, both first year students, received the honors at the in 11:30 Club, Jewett Park. Three Deerfield High School students entered in the Illinois State Final Contest in Latin received a rating of excellent. Mark Hamilton, third-year Latin student, and Chris Foster and Sue examinations to Mrs. Raymond J. Kenny, 4 Willow Av., Deerfield, gave party at her home Wednesda afternoon for Mrs. David L Pettigrew of Deerfield, who moving early next month t Wheaton. Mrs. Pettigrew wa given a gift of a door knocker fo her new home. Guests were Mrs Frederick L. Moran, Mrs. Eric § of the George Kelsos of 1229 Holly Ln., Deerfield, spent a _ recent weekend with her sister, Miss Katherine Kelso, a sophomore French major at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Nancy is a freshman at Deerfield High School. Jenkins, Mrs. John P. Malley, of Deerfield, and Mrs. Palmer of Northbrook. a Karl R ie "The Rover 2000 TC is the best sedan we have ever tested. We believe that it comes closer to being a genuinely modern car than any other in our experience. Presents Lecture Car and Driver .... 1966 Mortimer Singer was a lecturer on matrimonial law at the course for lawyers conducted by the Institute on Continuing Education of the Illinois Bar Friday in Oak Park and Saturday in Rockford. He will speak again in Peoria Saturday. Mr. Singer is author of the first chapter of the new book on Illinois Family Law, entitled “Practical and Ethical Considerations in a Divorce Case.” A resident of 1111 Ridgewood Dr., Highland Park, he maintains the Singer, Singer, and Singer law office in Highland Park. Dennis Resnick TEST Wins Spelling Bee Dennis hardt, Resnick, John Wayne Brofman, Nied- Lawson Hill, and Sherri Glist have won the Walden School ballet and tap dance school students rehearse for their performance next Thursday in the school PTA's "Son Dance Banquet." Sitting on the bench are (from front) Janet Robert Portman, and Johnny Vaughn. The dancers are (from front) Allison Portman, Joanne Siff, and Laura Parfitt. The program, directed by Mrs. Diane Partman, will begin at 7:15 in the school gymnasium. (Staff Photo) 82 eighth annual spelling bee at the Wilmot Elementary School. Dennis, a sixth grader, was the first-place winner. Wayne, sixth grade, was in second place. John, a fourth grader, was third; Lawson, a fourth grader, was fourth; and Sherri, a fifth grader, was fifth. The spelling bee included only fourth, fifth, and sixth graders. DRIVE THE Rover 2000TC KNAUZ Continental Autos MERCEDES e ALFA 1044 e ROVER N. Western, Lake Open Evenings & Sunday e DATSUN’ Forest © 234-170¢ May 25, 19 �Don’t waste your time reading this ad just because it cost us a lot of money unless you are contemplating a local or long distance move. But if you are planning to move we think it would be wise for you to read it and we believe it will save you some money and probably a lot of grief. It is nothing but the truth about the moving business. “We have nothing to sell but service — but the service we sell is the best’ M AST Elects . C. Crowell that As Chairman Kenneth C. Crowell, superinendent of Highland Park School District 108, has been elected hairman of Chicago Area School elevision (CAST) for the 1967-68 chool year. Another Highland Park resident, Reinald Werrenrath, will serve as ecretary. Mr. Crowell will succeed Lester r. Ball, who recently resigned as of Oak Park ele- nentary schools to join the facIty of the* University of North arolina. CAST is a non-profit organizaon which programs classroom plevision courses for public and arochial schools in the Chicago rea. More than 1,200 schools curently are CAST members, includng the entire Chicago public hool system. fighland Park Combo Performs for Benefit The Fly By Nytes, a Highland ark rock and roll combo, played a May 11 benefit for the war pterans at Veteran’s Administraon Hospital in Downey. This was the second in a series benefit performances to be en at Downey. Members of the oup are Bob Lewis, Joe Koach, ay Burns, and Ed Freundlich. IENT-A-CAR $995 «= Plus GAS all rates and interstate none: [D 2-1234 AND LAKE Lake FOREST Forest 966 N. AT Yellow Western Cab Ave. CE 4-0300 ay 25, 1967 moves move, is to charge an hourly rate only while loading the van at the old residence and while unloading the van at the new residence, plus a mileage rate between the two residences. The mileage rates vary depending on the total distance and will be quoted when you call for an estimate. The packing or any other accessorial services to be performed, or the cost of furnishing cartons to a customer are in addition to the above rates regardless of which is used. A reputable mover will also furnish you, at a very small cost, a certificate _of insurance giving you full value protection for your furniture in case of accidental breakage or damage or loss by fire, etc. The legal liability of a carrier on a local move is only thirty cents per pound per article. This is rarely enough to cover the loss or damage so we advise you to be sure to insist on a certificate of Insurance. One final bit of advice from an old time mover. Always remember that three qualified and experienced men can usually do a job in one-half or two-thirds the time that it will take three ordinary or inexperienced men to do the same job. Quite frequently a higher hourly rate with good men will result in a lower final charge than a low hourly rate with inefficient help. but remember it is only an estimate. It cannot be a firm bid because the I.C.C. does not permit a long distance operator to give a firm bid. Be honest with the estimator. Explain to him what you want his packers to pack and what you will pack yourself. Show him everything that is to be moved so that he can give you a fair and accurate estimate. Give your order for service to the mover We don’t profess to be the only good mover in this town or in this area, but we did build our business by giving good service and it has become a habit with us—and we have plenty of unsolicited testimonials to prove it. Won’t you give us a call if you have a large or a small move, across the street or across the continent, and we will try our best to make you a satisfied Peterson of your choice as soon as you know definitely what date you would like to move. If it is a long distance move and will not require an entire van it is advisable to give the mover a spread of three days as optional days to load, If at all possible don’t request the last week of any month or the first few days of any month. Movers customer. Thank you for reading. PETERSON MOVERS Main Office 2510 GREEN BAYRD. Warehouse AKE CAR WASH 1970 First Street Downtown Highland Park they leave the garage until the job is completed and the van and crew has returned to the garage. This is called the portal to portal method of charging. The Movers Association of Greater Chicago believes, and most of their members agree, that the most honest way to figure the cost of a local your bank or city officials, or (and) call the Movers Association of Greater Chicago. It might also be advisable to call at the moving company’s office. Look over their equipment. Is it clean? Does it appear to be in good condition so that it won’t break down enroute? Talk to some of their employees. Ask to see his warehouse— if he has one. Is it bonded and insured? Does he use the modern method of palletizing his long term storage? Ask for an estimate of the total charges— Day ALL NEW CARS WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION - RADIO - HEATER SEAT BELTS on method for determining their charges. Some local movers charge a fixed rate per hour depending on the number of men used on the job, from the time perience in the business. If you don’t know of one eall the local Chamber of Commerce, check with - INSURANCE $4.95 — 24-Hour charges do not use the same rates per hour nor the same are regulated by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Not only are the rates and charges for the actual line haul regulated but also all movers (good or bad) are required to use the same mileage guide, charge the same rate per hundred pounds depending on the net weight and the distance involved, and charge the same if in the same area for packing and preparing the move for shipment. We therefore would like to make a suggestion if you are contemplating a move. Make certain that you select a competent, well established concern, and one that has had years of ex- 8c Per Mile Taretete (=s3 - OIL The above procedures and statements are also true on local moves except that all local movers often pondered the question why some intelligent people will employ an inferior mover to transport their valuable furniture and other prized possessions when it would not cost them one thin dime more to have a reputable firm do the job, especially if it is a long distance move. Evidently, a good many people are not cognizant of the fact Supt. Kenneth C. Crowell uperintendent any good movers (and there are many) have EVANSTON, ILL. ‘°° AVE. cor. of Lyons Si. 1810 RIDGE AGENT CHICAGO & WEST SUBURBS 273-3300 FOR : NORTH AMERICAIL VAN LINES ineaH SOMineS 475-1200 the GENTLE men of the Moving Industry WE CRATE WE PACK ToP QUALITY WE MOVE NORTH WE PALLETIZE "When You Move — Make a Wise Move — Call Peterson" AMERICAN VAN LINES — STORAGE | �Peterson Designs Museum Exhibit The symptoms and development of the disease are traced in another section which shows a giant Edward Peterson of Deerfield is the designer of an elaborate exhibit, ‘“Man Against Arthritis,” which opened last week at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. The exhibit gives a history of arthritis, a case history of hand The of quack “cures,” to see the first section person. arthritis are to quackery is illus- by the U.S. Food and Correct and incorrect gression is of the visitor first sees arthritis, thing a when en- tering the “Man | Against Arthritis" exhibit at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. The ex7 hibit was designed by Edward Peterson Deerfield. of an- swers are indicated on a lighted panel. Mr. Peterson first conceived the idea for the Arthritis’? exhibit ‘‘Man Against in 1965, draw- ing on 15 years’ experience as a designer. Vice president of Design another point on the screen where of normal Drug Administration. The fifth exhibit features famous artists, baseball players, and movie stars who have had arthritis. When their pictures flash on the screen, visitors are given several seconds to identify the separated from the others by sculptural baffles cantilevered to keep light from adjoining areas. A movie in the second section traces a typical rheumatoid arthritis case, then a light beam directs the visitor’s attention to other types plained. medical the market a display of famous people who have had arthritis, and the story of arthritis research. A central viewing port enables visitors from trated in a series of shadow boxes. It includes devices for ‘‘cures’’ which have been removed from the disease, a comparison of the different types of arthritis, an expose changing arthritic. This giant hand, which shows the pro- ex- Consultants, Inc., he has lived in Deerfield for 12 years. He also has designed exhibits for Disneyland, the Seattle World’s Fair, and Expo 67. The interiors of the United Airlines DC-8, B-720, Caravelle, and B-727, also were designed by him. His firm recently completed a total corporate identification program for Mexicana Airlines. Eric S. Jenkinses Return From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. 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See | it’s sunart ta slop $6°° Our The Shelter Most SENOUR i 4 » HOUSE & FENCE PAIN Tone Complete Collection Color 4 of Range Beautiful Available Exterior Gallon White only Colors. Anywhere. COMMONS PAINT GLASS & WALLPAPER CO. Shopping Center Deerfield WI 1-6500 May 25, 19 �For Golf Team Hopefuls Park District, 113 Agreee on Lower The Park District of Highland Park has approved a proposal of reduced rates for students trying out for the school’s golf team. Instead of paying $1.50 a day at Sunset Valley Golf Course, boys ill pay a $2 flat fee for practice. Boys making the team then will pay an $8 additional charge for he season’s use of the course. The proposal was explained onday to the Deerfield-Highland Park High School District 113 board. In other Approved business, payment the board of $10,136 for Sizeable installation of heater in the a gas hot water boys’ gymnasium area. Manager Earling Zaeske said the heater was necessary to provide heat when. the boiler is not in use. In another matter, Supt. Karl Plath said the budget for the Committee for Interdistrict Cooperation will be discussed at a CIC meeting today. Dr. Plath said that due to reserve funds from last year, District 113’s share will not increase substantially from last year. onday on charges of armed rob- ery. Richard Hansen, superintendent f Central Highland Park School ist. 107, declined to state the xact amount. child’s ski mask and over Ac- ver “I think the contributions ate om indi- the concern of parents for and his family,’’ Mr. Hansen ommented. Will Face Jury Mr. Travelstead, 29. is expected D appear before mn charges of bout June 9. He appeared the grand armed jury robbery Monday before fagistrate Peter Melius in Lake ounty Circuit Court and waived preliminary hearing. The mathematics teacher was piled May 17 on a charge that he bok $139 in the May 16 robbery of Mundelein service station not ar from his home at 240 N. Arer St. Mr. Travelstead’s wife, Susan, bid Mundelein police that her sband awakened her the morng of May 16 to tell her he had bbbed a service station. He Recounts Story told her he had used found home, Travelstead onsiders best. a .25 of events by school and private organizations. If adopted, the revised policy statement would discourage such events, and school facilities could not be used for them. Board member Stuart Bernstein said current policy outlines hands. pro- ‘“‘to stifle free that not expres- sion.’’ Mr. Zaeske pointed out that the proposal would not change any policies regarding sponsored functions. school- week, and acted upon presumably at the June meeting. In other board: business will be 12 board Monday, the @ Heard a report from Mr. Zaeske that construction at Highland Park High School is moving “very slowly,” but that progress at Deerfield High School is better. ® Established date board Saturday members as the will inspect construction at both schools. ® Heard Dr. Plath report on the preliminary registration for sum- mer school. Enrollment so far this year is much smaller than usual. ® Approved the retirement of @ Approved the resignation ; Mrs. Marion Walsh, a clerk in the — guidance department at Deerfield. — @ Heard Assistant Supt. Leslie Libakken report the district already has hired 37 teachers and — hopes to hire 18 more. Teachers hired Monday were: Steve P. Bindas, chairman of the boys physical education departments at and athletics Highland Park; Robert T. Bordenave, Science at Deerfield; Kenneth W. Miller, social studies at Highland Park; Mrs. Ghita E. Hardimon, art a Highland Park; Ralph Cianchetti_ and Rodney Oppriecht, English at Highland Park; and Mrs. Bonnie N. Rowe, biology at Highland Park. = ® Approved the resignation of — Charles Palmer, a maintenance man in the buildings and grounds department, and Albert Godwin, an engineer in the power house at Highland Park. Mr. Palmer has the following teachers: Mrs. Bar- — bara Cutright Schofield, girls’ been with the district 13% years, and Mr. Godwin 17 years. Lou Paddock, Deerfield. physical education at Deerfield; Charles Thomson, social studies at Highland Park; and Mrs. Mary at mathematics : Were converting from our FREE introductory distribution to a PAID circulation list. Police in the while a Travelsteads’ scarf, found service cap, Each week were adding HUNDREDS of names to | our list of PAID subscribers... and in a field station and the home. Mr. Travelstead is the father of three children and the son of Clyde Travelstead, superintendent of the Mundelein ioni Albert 237 Washng ioni Enrico 203 Jeffrey’ ioni Evo 6 Walker H--ioni Giosue 130 Mich H ioni Jerry 242 High Hners Thos 1285 St John ners Wm 2530 Blackwd iberlain Jas E 614 Onv iberlin John Byrne 735 This week let us ADD Elementary School District. Police are investigating whether Mr. Travelstead influence was of drugs under at the time onardis Jerome of / n Burton MD 635 Roge $ 2120 St Johns----: i) Waukegan. nEdwA 468 1 Howard D Ravine 416 C Ashin rvIsabel 2120 St John n Jack E 1921 Sunnyed 1 Leonard [| 757 Baldw a RobtA 1424 Lincini | Roy A 51 High H----] | Roy H 83 S Deere Pk! ATTENDS REUNION Mrs. J. Dave Anderson, 931 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield, attended the 35th anniversary reunion of her class at Cedar Crest College in Allentown, Pa., last weekend. She then visited her son-in-law Mr. 1276 ‘osso Leo L 113 Burtis | ye Chas 1815 Sprucetye Geo 600 Lincin Av V iye Leslie 1302 St Johr ye Margaret Mrs 1790: > Vito 1091 Undrwd-Realty 730 Highind---4 Ted R 1982 Green Bay-| i; Hair Shop 467 Roger : ca Vincent 886 Centr] | n Allen J 3075-Univesty the the robbery. According to Mrs. Travelstead, he had been taking pep pills for a sinus ailment for over a year. Magistrate Melius continued the teacher’s $7,500 bond, and he was returned to the Lake County jail and daughter, Aliber service revolver, she said, The board also discussed a possible change in the district’s policy regarding joint sponsorship The proposal will be discussed at an administrative meeting next Police said the pistol and money shoes were between the Mrs. the year as planned earlier. Mrs. Travelstead told her father, then called Mundelein police. were purposes his cording to the account, police report and his own story to his wife, Mr. Travelstead tied the attendant to a pole during the robbery. He said the money was not ollected for any particular pur- ose, but will be used for what- will next designed and wore a Calls CIC, not go on a leave of absence Mr. Bernstein emphasized the proposed change was nylon socks with rewho cedures for private organizations using school facilities and for school groups using the facilities, but fails to mention jointly-sponsored activities. For Mrs. Travelstead tead, an Elm Place School teachr bound over to the grand jury superintendent also that Dr. Nathir Sara, is associated Operations Sum’ Donated A “‘sizeable sum’’ has been conributed to a fund established for he wife of Thomas L. Travel- The ported Golf Rates 1 Ruben 3330 Skokie v’é | Walter 573 Chgo---4 1s Sol C 992 Chaucer-- lia Francis L_647_Onwe YOU and Mrs. C. R. 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[3 YEARS $5.25 [] CHECK ENCLOSED [] SEND BILL ZIP CODE Date COMPLETE See ‘ C] AND Highland Park, Ill. ee es ee fos] oi 5 fj SOE Mausoleum sg on the North ee The Most Beautiful Community �Hospital Plans Made For J uly Ath | Selected Family Day As Pilot Cambridge Highland Park Hospital has been selected by the Illinois Study Commission on Nursing as a pilot hospital for the study of nurse utilization. During the next five Forest Association of Lincolnshire has announced plans and committee chairmen for its annual Family Day July 4th celebration at Spring Lake Park, Lincolnshire. A full day of activities is planned for Lincolnshire residents and months their parade nurses here will chart patient care hours and services for 1,500 patients. Thirty hospitals in Illinois are participating in this study, being made under a government grant. Basically designed to show the guests. will The feature floats, wagons, children’s decorated and bicycles, with prizes awarded to the most patriotic, most beautiful. unusual, and most “Sandy the Clown’’ will entertain the children and there will be games nurse where her time is expended, and rides for the teen- the commission hopes it will reveal ways in which nursing hours can be used most profitably. At Highland Park Hospital, the bulk of the three-phase study will be carried out by head nurses and agers. Three games will be played in Lincolnshire’s new boy’s baseball league: Refreshments to be sold at the park include bratwurst, ward ner. The event will be climaxed with secretaries on the beer, nursing floors. The survey will include: evening most @ Time spent on any activity other than direct patient care. Inservice class work, lunch type of all patients, of illnesses, and the exact characteristics, architecture of Village Pres. Spring's in full bloom at the home of Mrs. Miriam A. Layton, 1124 Greentree Av., Deerfield. Mrs. Anna D. Magee, mother Lutheran Spirit, 75, of resident, died May 9 in Evanston Hospital. Born in Toronto, her family moved to Evanston when she was an A statement 30 colnshire, of the Riverwoods will be held Holy Rd., Lin- at 10:45 a.m. Sunday. Stevenson The church recently moved to its new facilities from its meeting week. The lowed place in Thompson’s Coach House. Members and friends of the congregation may tour the new worship center until 3:30 p.m. ters, Miss whom Rogers include Mary B. three she lived, Mrs. Jr. of Deerfield, Albert Burial was Board last businesswoman at the April board Sunday. meeting that many Stevenson teachers were upset with administrative practices. Mrs. Betty Lingo told the board AT SCHOOL last month that she had talked to of Holy in Cross Deerfield, has been School, East Troy, Wis. James and that administrative leadership was dictatorial. Mrs. Lingo conducted her survey after she learned that eight teachers were not asked to return is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig P. Horn, 1235 Carlisle Pl. SLEEPS—5 INSTANT CAMPING 0° L. fa 4 10c Per Mile be : “ P E A STER'S |") 2 REN i with option to Open ¢ Sundays buy,/ 12-5:30 ‘Northfield, Ul. £16-3500 Save this ad. said ries. in the fall. She said teachers that the administration used satisfactory dismissal Trustee William Hill said copies of the resolution would be sent to felt un- procedure. Floor Plan_ all area representatives and senators and to the sponsors of the two bills. WINNETKA 666 Green Bay IMPORT MOTORS Rd., Winnetka Open: 21 of the school’s 44 teachers and that 50 percent had told her they felt student discipline was poor Catholic and Mrs. private. School with Helen F. Shovlin of Ft. Wayne, Ind. Christian Science services were conducted May 10 at the Hebblethwaite Chapel in Evanston, with James Morrow of Deerfield as reader. signed by 31 teach- one-sentence statement folcharges by a Long Grove daugh- Magee, High Paul Martin village’s position in controlling zoning outside the village bounda- board of education policies and confidence in the superintendent was presented to the Adlai E. infant. Survivors 86 Church (Staff Photo by Larry Graff) ers expressing full support of the A dedication service for the new accepted for fall enrollment at Divine Word Missionary High of a Deerfield ‘‘the in this without the proposed amendments the bills would strengthen the Teachers Support School Bad. Church in Village To Be Dedicated School Evanston, called display their adoption.” graduate Anna D. Magee fireworks outstanding din- (Continued from page 14) and the protection against inconsistent development, and we urge James Horn of Deerfield, a June Obituary chicken Village Bd. amount of care needed. the hospital building, the type of patient admitted, and the nature of the community are contributing factors in nurse utilizations. According to Mrs. Linda Haas and Mrs. Anita Earl, co-directors of Highland Park’s in-service nurse department, this study involves careful record keeping on the part of every member of the nursing department. The directors feel that in view of current nursing shortages, the survey may help to direct present personnel towards maximum use of time. Feedback on the study will be available to participating hospitals in the fall. family Mrs. John Bohan, publicity. their @ A time-study of the minutes needed for nurses to get from one duty to the next. Included in this phase will be a mileage record showing distance traveled by a nurse during her normal shift hours. The administration of each hospital will submit a report on other factors contributing to use of nursing time. Medical _ staff a area’”’ by Don Chapin, general chairman of Family Day. Other committee chairmen include Ned Glover, food; Werner Stunkel, set up; Pat King, kid’s parade; Jim Dorn, fireworks; George Johnson, finance; and period, transporting, and coffee breaks will be included. Every member of the nursing staff. including aides and orderlies, will clock their away-from-bedside time. @ A study and — Hi 6-6100 9 to 9 Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 5 Saturday Closed Sunday NEW ‘67 VWs “1716 Mfrs. sugg. retail price including htr., defr., windshield washers, 2 speed wipers, direct. signals, backup lites, side view mirror, twin padded sun visors, safety lock front seats, emergency flashers, retractable seat belts, federal excise tax and freight included. Overseas Delivery Available WINNETKA 666 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka IMPORT MOTORS HI 6-6100 May 25, 196 �Will Urge Support for Building Vote By TOM CARUSO A citizens committee will be formed to organize public support for a referendum which will probably be needed for a Central Highland Park School District 107 building program. Fred Burnham School of the Consulting Illinois Service will review his organization’s report at the committee’s organizational meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Indian Trail School auditorium. The report, presented to the 107 school board in April, stated the major problem facing the district is “old, obsolete structures that are part of the Elm Place School.’’ Besides helping to promote a referendum, the committee will offer advice and assist in building program decisions. About 50 residents will be invited to serve on the committee, including most of those on the Citizens Advisory Committee, which was set up last year and has been surveying community attitudes toward the district’s schools. Others invited to serve include business representatives; all pres- ent and out-going presidents; district caucus PTA committee members; and residents, both parents and non-parents, from all areas of the district. After a tour of all District 107 facilities next Wednesday, the citizens committee will meet with lost to a fine firm.” Also at last week’s meeting, the board reluctantly voted to invest $6,874 in Elm Place. Up to $6,005 architect Edward D. Dart of the Chicago firm of Loebl, Schlossman, Bennett, and Dart. Board member will go to the Bloom Painting Co., Highland Park, for fire resistant painting of exposed interior wood. Mrs. Elliot Leh- man, who introduced the motion at last Wednesday’s board meeting to form the committee, said, “a building program is always a hard job. Dr. Richard G. Hansen, superintendent, said, ‘‘We have to do this unless we completely abandon the building at the end of the school year.” The rest of the money will go to “Now is the time to involve the citizens in decisions relative to such a program and charge them with the responsibilities of com- municating with the community,” she asserted. After unanimous approval of her motion, she said, “By July 1, the board will decide where we are going. If a referendum is held, it would be in September.” Board Pres. Herbert B. Marder said forming the citizens committee is “the most important part of getting a school Dart and his in there would be less of a He also reported had from that district increased by 25 1,185 to 1,210 from classrooms at a cost not to exceed than anticipated.” Applications from high school seniors for the military academies are being sought by Congressman Robert McClory (R-12). Candidates must and for the be between 22, academies the ages single, and high school graduation. Applications will be until September, of 17 eligible but for accepted a_ student -@ o @ @ %@¢60 be part of the district and going to the Green Bay Road School,’ he replies made a fine choice. . .”; ‘They are a well regarded firm and will provide excellent facilities for the district . . .”’; and “‘. . . we have in- ‘grade building. The cables are to melt ice which holds back water and allows it to leak into the building. The board authorized the conversion of the Green Bay Road and Indian Trail junior shops into Seeks Academy ? tornado, students were paid to Mr. firm be will problem in Elm Place than in the district’s other schools. “There’s no place in the Indian Trail building where you don’t face glass,” Dr. Hansen said. “The only and probably the best thing students can do is get under their desks.” roof area of the Elm Place upper will tackboards In other business, Supt. Hansen told the board that in case of a enrollment referendum presented at the board meeting from three architectural firms which were among eight interviewed but not selected by the district. The letters said: ‘You have Chalkboards Rotary Electric Co. Inc., to install roof and downspout heating cables to properly drain the east passed.” Compliments $734. stalled, and relocated. | October to April. mostly coming from ‘They are the western said. “This ment may may indicate go up a our enroll- little faster Applications should submit his application before June 1 so he can take the first group of tests. Cong. McClory recently appointed Charles A. Quinlan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Quinlan of Mundelein, to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland. Pfc. John T. McLoughlin, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. McLoughlin, 719 Elder Ln., Deerfield, is now near Pleiku, Vietnam. older brother, Pfc. stationed John's Dennis Fort Greely, Alaska. Roland Noble Wins Percy Scholarship Ronald Noble, son of the George T. Nobles of 107 Kenmore Av., Deerfield, is one of the winners of Charles, .a senior at Carmel High School, is a member of the National Honor Society and the a $300 Charles H. Percy Baheba scholarship award. Ronald, a June French National Honor Society. He is sports editor of Carmel’s will enroll this fall at Bradley University, Peoria. The senior Mr. Noble is in the engineering department of Bell and Howell Company in Lincolnwood. - “The Crossroads,’ treasurer of his class, and a member of the Student Council. graduate of Deerfield High School, Planning fo air condition your home or business? HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY! i { oo- These are the seven sophomore and junior edi- Nierderkorn, Mundelein; and (bottom row) Donna Wolf, Mundelein; Peggy Wolfe, Lake Villa; Mary tors who supervised publication of this month's issue of the Carmel High School newspaper. Pictured are (top row, left to right), Jeff Griswold, Round Lake; Paul Dellesaga, Grayslake; and Mark Jo Kuchan, Waukegan; and Ronnie Kane, Highland Park. nderclassmen Replace Staff (ireta Lederer, Ine. Df Seniors on School Paper Sophomore and junior er staff members at newspaCarmel igh School in Mundelein replaced enior editors in publishing this onth’s issue of the school news- aper. Ronnie Kane of Highland Park ras. headline editor for the paper, hich was published May 8. The purpose The staff writers, all juniors and seniors, remained the same. They include Jill Allard, Barbara Bertagni, and Martha Cahill, all of Highland Park, and Pat Butler ay 25, Base in Rapid Lno., 1001 Room e Additions Recreation e Kitchens Rooms 831-3800 FURNITURE Quality Fabrics — - - » Free CUSTOM City, S. Div. of Swanson reenact ios reco 1967 Shore 2820 OLD NORTHBROOK, ILL.profession al analysis of the I would like a free, l 1 1 t 1 : air conditioning requ irements for my business (1. 4 represeiit “Please have : for my home : O Gol Silver Leafing Bros. Moving & Storage Co. 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Friedman ae gS Be Marty Stein is hit on the head by this pitch, but he isn't injured ~ Hall of Waukegan. (Bud Daley Photo) — beca use the blow is assorbed by his protective cap. The catcher is Joe in Bob Sedik pitched and won a baseball game against Waukegan last Thursday. He also won a bottle of orange pop. Sedik held the league-leading Bulldogs to three hits—and none after the second inning—in winning the game 11-0. He also had the game’s longest hit, a home run over the left field fence in the fourth inning with Dugan Rosalini and Ed Garcia on base. His orange pop came as the result of winning the game. It was the gift of Mike Wolf. Wolf made a bet with Sedik on the outcome of the game—with the bottle of pop “That as booty. was one bet I’m gald I lost,’’ said Wolf. Sedik, who is planning to attend Southern Illinois University next year, allowed just two base runners in the last five innings, two walks. He struck out seven in the game. With Sedik on the mound, coach Jay Sanders used Rosalini behind the plate. When Sedik isn’t pitching, Rosalini plays the outfield. “I Rosalini like the outfield better,’ said after the game, “‘but you’re in the game more as a catcher. You really have to work.” Rosalini had his own rooting section during the game—in the person of pitching coach Don Davis. After nearly every pitch Davis shouted words of encouragement to the catcher—and it seemed to help Rosalini stay at ease during the game. “Tl did a lot year,” Rosalini of catching last explained, “but with Bob on the team, I didn’t think I’d do much this year.” was _ understandably Sanders pleased with the outcome of the game, but surprised, ready for wasn’t he completely ‘They were either. a beating,” Sanders Miss Qualifying in State entrants weekend make Park’s varsity track in the state meet last at Champaign failed to it past the preliminary events. Charlie Cochran’s 50.6 in the 440 was one-half second back of the qualifying time for the finals. The 88 mile relay unit of Dick failed to make Saturday’s finals. The Little Giants will close out the 1967 season Saturday in the Suburban East. League Meet meet.” plus the state The Giants also beat New Trier East last week, a 6-3 decision behind the five-hit pitcing of Wolf. On Saturday the team split a doubleheader with Proviso East. Highland Park won the second game 12-5 after losing the opener 2-1. Chuck Sarkady won the second game, while Sedik took the loss in the first. “Sedik pitched a good game and we hit the ball well,” Sanders said, “but we didn’t bunch them. Sedik hardest hit one ball that hit ever I’ve was seen the for a high school boy. The shortstop just put his glove up and there it was. If he misses it, it goes 1,000 yards. I guess I should say it was the hardest hit that I ever didn’t see. It went too fast.” The Giants played errorless ball in the doubleheader. Weinberg, Bill Mack, Lee Barnett, and Cochran fought gusting winds to finish with a time of 3:31.1 but also said. “They had been doing well in the state tournament in addition to the league and had too many things going: They didn’t look like winners when they came on the field. All we have to worry about is the conference race. They have to worry about that at Morton The team is currently tied for third in the Suburban League with a 6-5 mark. A game with Evans- ton will be played this afternoon and Saturday the team will entertain Niles East for two. “If we can win today and split Saturday we should get second,” said Sanders. bRH 2 0 0 1 0 0 3: 9 2 0 0 3 0 0 2 1 0 2 ¢ 0 2 1 0 0 1 7] 1 i 0 1 1 0 0 es 000 24 3 PK. “ HIGHLAND Ab RH Scornavacco,ss4 1 | oer Rosalini, c Sedik, p Ce hee Skidmore, 3b 3 2 2 Rosen, 1b a ee Stein. | y ee Baker, 2b BES Se Meyer, 2b 000 Rogan, rf 300 Allderdice, rf 0 0 0 Garcia, cf +.2-.9 "38 130 Grassfield, cf Sindorf, cf Blaker, Griffith, 2b Holland, ss Heagstedt, rf Menary, McNeary, Totals Pp p New Trier Highland Park | 2 0 3 3 Baker, 2b ) Skidmore, 3b Garcia, cf Wolf, p Totals director accepting managers the High summer and Oak Terra frosh-sop Park’s Highland track team finished fifth in t North Shore Invitational Meet Maine East last Tuesday with 27 points. Arlington won with 54%. 6 4 Mark Rosenbaum led the thi clads with a second in the broé jump and a third in the 220. Ga Wait had third in both the shotp and the discus. Hurdler Jim Dodd was third the lows and fourth in the hig Dan Harrington took a second the high jump and Rick Melve a fifth in the 440. Winners and Highland Pa places: S859 2 0 2 24 3071 ee BE recreation Giant Thinclads Fifth at Maine 100 2 >t fee | Hartman, Don Skrinar, is now applications from team interested in playing in wood softball league this Jane Lanes, ‘Beverages. 3000020 ron 210441x—1210 0 Highiand Park (6) Ab RH 1 Scornavacco,ss 3 1 0 1 Rosalini, rf 2 9 0 0 Sedik, 2 0 tein, 3 0 0 0 Rosen, 1b > Se e 1 0 0 Nielsen, Skrinar expects the league t get started the second week il June. He indicated that ther would be six teams in the league Games will be played on Monda and Thursday: Already entered are Highwoo Billiards, Cherry Electric, Mar Sedik (W) 7 eee Se WP—Shepston 2. HPB—Shepston (Stein). Umpire—Klein. Time—1:49 HIGHLAND PK. (1) PROVISO EAST i?) Ab R H 4d H Scornavacco, ss2 0 0 Millan, 2b 300 Rosalini, 0 O Keller. r ae edik. p 3 0 0 Palmer, 3b 200 Skidmore, 3b 3 0 0 Dallas, 1b = 4 Rosen, 1b 3.1 1 Nehr, ss 30 0 Stein, If 2 0 O Kendzoria, cf 2 1 1 Baker,2b 3 0 1 Cohen, 100 Garcia, cf 3 0 0 Gracyas, If * ee Allderdice, rf 2 0 0 Korvanda,p 2 0 0 Totals $3352 ot = 2.4 RHE Highland_Park 0001000—1 2 0 Proviso East 0o000011—2 3 0 HIGHLAND PK. (12) PROVISO EAST (5) AbRH AbRH Scornavacco, ss 4 3 1 Milan, 2b 4 0 Rosalini, rf 3 1 1 Keller, rf 3 } dik, c 4 1 3 Palmer 3 3 1 Skidmore, 3b 2 0 1. Dallas, 1b 3 i} osen, 2 1 1 Nehr, ss 2 2 Baker, 2b 0 2 0 Kendziora, cf 2 0 0 ein, | 2 2 1 Cohen, c ee Garcia, cf 2 1 1+ Heise. c a: ow Sarkady, p 4 1 1. Graysas, If 300 reen, p 3 0 Griffin, p 00 0 erecio, p 0 0 Totals 23 12 10 Total 26 6 Proviso East Highland Park NEW TRIER (3) AbRH Moore, c 3 2 Chadwick, 2b 3 olf, If. 4 Fitzmaurice,1b 2 rown ] state, Highwood’s Totals 29 11 9 ; RHE Waukegan 0000000— 0 3 6 Highland Park 300305x—11 9 0 BI—Sedik 3, Scornavacco, Skidmore 2, Rosen, Baker 3. 2. HR—Sedik. 3B—Rosalini. SB—Willette, Shepston, Stein, Garcia, Rosen. E—Kolar, Hall, Willette, Van Hove, Shepston 2. Sac—Skidmore, Scornavacco. Left— Waukegan 5, Highland Park 7. PITCHING SUMMARY IP H R ER BB SO 4 4°45 4 Bentivegna (L) F. Shepston Law the League Team Scores © Coroneos, rf. Schroeder, rf Kolar, 2b Adams, 1b Hall. c Willette, If Mivshek, If Van Hove, 3b Mead, Hovey, cf Turner, cf A. Shepton, ss all, ph Larson. ss Hadsell, ph Beintivegna, p F. Shepston Law.p Totals Larry Dennis, Editor Highland Park Thinelads Highland Box WAUKEGAN matches Skrinar Seeks Trip Waukegan in League Battle S three and Mark Bishop of Niles East. Sedik Wins Bet, Game as Giants By ART BELANGER lost this season to the top three players | 1020000 ke 121020x—6 5 2 TEAM STANDINGS Arlington 5442, Evanston 43; Trier East 3712; Maine East Highland Park 27; Palatine Waukegan 19; Miles East 11. 120 H.H.—1. Steele (A); 4. Dg (HP), 15.3 (Meet record) 100 nings (P), 10.5. 880—Lewis (NT 1:54.1. 880 relay—l. Arlington; Highland Park. 440—1. Selby (NTE) Melvoin /HP), 51.2. 180 L.H.—1. Ste (A); 3. Dodd (HP), 21.1. Mile—Wi (NTE), 4:25.2. 220—1. Jennings (P) Rosenbaum (HP), 23.1. Mile relay Arlington. Broad jump—1. Hutter ( 2. Rosenbaum (HP), 20-1. | jump—1. Keith (E); 2. Harring (HP), 5-7. Shot put—1. Hall (NTE) Wait (HP). 49-1-3/4. Discus—Tolle Aji S825 Watt {HP}, “331-44 3 vault—l. Greene (ME). Frosh relay—1. Evanston; 5. Highland Park May 25, 19 �Little Guys Open Sunday In Highwood ART BELANGER JOE Sun Valley, the Highwood Little Guys baseball team, will open its BAUMAN HE STATE OF ARIZONA is going to be the recipient of some top-notch athletes next school year. Jeff Mason of Deerfield will attend the University of Arizona while Scott Schirmer of Niles North will attend Arizona State. There is a great similarity between the two boys. Ma- son was the quarterback of Deerfield’s Central Suburban championship football team last fall. Schirmer performed at the same position for Niles. Mason is Deerfield’s baseball shortstop and the team’s ' leading hitter. Schirmer plays short for the Vikings and is one of the leading hitters for the team which is currently in second place in the conference. Schirmer the was varsity also a member basketball team of at Niles last winter. Mason, who had played basketball at Deerfield for three years, decided not to play this past Jeff Mason eason. “Right now I’m only interested in playing baseball,” Mason said recently. “I'll be going on a baseball scholarship and they play nearly all year down there. I don’t know if I'll play any more football.” R ESIDES \) PLAYING SHORT for the Warriors this year, Mason has been called on to pitch by coach Carl Eichstaedt. “I don’t eally like pitching,”’ Mason explained. ‘I can’t get my control down o where I have my confidence.’”’ But he pitched and won a game against New Trier West last week in his best mound performance bf the season. “We're going to be playing more than 50 games a year at Arizona,” Mason said. ‘‘So I’ll be able to get in real good shape and hope I’ll be able to help the team.’ The personable senior had scholarship offers in both baseball and ootball from several schools across the country. He chose Arizona because of the schedule: He wants to play baseball. NOTHER AREA QUARTERBACK, Bob Sedik of Highland Park, is planning to attend Southern Illinois University. He also plans yn limiting himself to baseball. “With the length of the seascn at Southern, I don’t think I'll be ble to play football,’ Sedik said. “‘They play more than 50 games m the spring and also play again in the fall.” Sedik may have received some help in his decision from his Highand Park coach, Jay Sanders. Sanders is a SIU graduate and was ne of the top baseball players at Southern in the late ’50s. Sedik apparently is going to give up a promising career in football. e was called “the greatest high school quarterback In 16-Inch League I’ve season Sunday with a game at 2 p.m. at the ball park. Lake Zurich will furnish the opposition. A game on Memorial Day also scheduled, through the ponent is yet to be named. is op- New uniforms have been purchased for the team. Either Barry Cohen or Ron Ori is expected to be the starting pitcher for the team Four teams are tied for the league lead in the Highland Park 16-inch softball league and the defending league champion has already been beaten once. Deerfield Van Lines, Flavorama, La Lira, and Santi’s Cafe all are tied with 2-0 marks. The Panther : defending champs, Lounge, are 1-1. Santi’s trailed 6-0 after one inning, but the hitting of Bob Sunday. Peterson, Lou Guentz, and Bob Hinchcliffe; enabled them to come from behind to beat Lakeside Giant Sops Nine Realty 13-8 in the season opener. Santi’s second win was a 15-3 decision Wins 2 of 3 The name of the game is hitting and pitching, and that’s what Highland Park’s sophomore baseball team used last week in winning two out of three games. Saturday the team split a doubleheader with Proviso East, winning the first 8-5 but losing the second 4-3. On Thursday the sophs beat Waukegan 5-4. The final games of the season will be played this afternoon against Evanston and Saturday a doubleheader with Niles East. Little Leaguers Set to Practice Saturday practice sessions for Highland Park Little League players will continue through June 10. Boys 8, 9, and 10 will practice at the following times and places: Major League—(and Sunset Minors), 9-10:15 at Sunset Park. West Ridge Minors—Sunset Park, 10:30-11:45, for boys 11 and 12. Pony for League practice is slated Sunset Park at over Rosen All-Stars. Harold Freeberg had the big hit, a . 6 p.m. each Tuesday and Friday. homer for the winners. COMING UP BASEBALL Thursday Highland Park at Svonston, 4:30 New Trier E. at Waukegan, 4:30 Evanston at Highland Bark ‘(frosh-soph), 4:30 Waukegan at New Trier E. (frosh-soph), 4:30 Friday Roosevelt at North Shore (varsity, froshsoph), 4 Niles N. at Maine S. (varsity-frosh B), 4:15 Maine S. at Niles = gata frosh A), 4:15 Satur Niles E. at Hightand 2, (varsity), i Morton E. at Evanston 2,- (varsity), Proviso E. at New Trier E. 2, aceite, } Highland Park at Niles E. 2, (frosh-soph),1 Evanston at Morton E. 2, osh-soph), rh New Trier E. at Proviso E. 2, (frosh- soph), N TENNIS Saturday Suburban League Meet at Evanston (Highland Park, Evanston, New Trier E.), 9 Central Suburban League Meet at Niles N. (Glenbrook S., Glenbrook N., Deerfield, New Trier W., Niies N.), 9 TRACK Friday Central Suburban League Meet at Niles N. (Glenbrook N., Glenbrook S., Deerfield, New Trier W., Niles N.) also Saturday weet Suburban Conference Meet at Maine re HONORARY REFEREE at Saturday’s state track meet ever was This was a great meet with all the records set, but they will be roken again because records are made to be broken.” Heinie was pulling hard for the Evanston team which finished a rong second. “I just wish Bob (Trevarthen) could have made it ree championships in a row. I hate to see him retire for the single has a great power STOCKADE ® Up to 3 Years to Pay HE SKOKIE INDIANS semipro baseball team is missing its battery combinaticn from last year. Ernie Kumerow, varsity baseof Glenbrook pason is playing North, pitched with the Chicago for Skokie last year Saxtons. varsity aseball coach of Highland Park, was Kumerow’s catcher for the st few years but is not playing ball this summer. Sanders has traded his mitt for a book. He’s going to begin work- g on his doctorate at the University of New Mexico. Sanders won’t p coaching the Highland Park summer team or next year’s varsity nce he is taking a sabbatical to continue his studies. Sanders’ coaching job at Highland Park will be taken by rler. y 25, 1967 against Jeff Brown, former Payment We All Chicagoland Serve Required Glenbrook FENCE FLYNN & SUPPLY CO. Steve and. Land is the first baseman on the Skokie team. Kumerow pitched and won his first game two weeks ago, beating okie 6-2. He pitched ® No Down but this Jay Sanders, North Van Lines over Dal Chicago Phone 379-0260 to an Ponte 18-1 Upho sterers. The movers then hit Nite ’N Gale with a seven-run ninth | and went on to win 17-15 in the second game. LaLira upset opened with of Panther a Lounge 13-12. as co: secutive hits by Jim Juul, Sam Ori, and Sam Belmonti scored a run in the last of the ninth to break a 12-all tie. LaLira’s seco win was a 26-3 blasting of Dal Ponte. Flavoroma scored early and hung on to edge Nite ’N Gale 10-7. Arnie Heltzer’s pair of homers led the attack. The second victory for Flavoroma was a 13-9 verdict ov Idlewood Realty. Manager Dick Lewis, Dan Pollock, and Bob Merens powered Lewis Carpet to a 19-7 win — Rosen, the Panther win Lounge column reac with a 22- victory over Lakeside Realty. TONIGHT’S 6:45--Idlewood SCHEDULE Realty vs. ‘ Deerfield Van Lines at West Ridge. Santi’s vs. Panther Lounge at Sunset No. 1. rrevernmne vs. Lewis Carpet at Sunset oO 8:45—LaLira West Realty Ridge. vs. Dal at Sunset. Nite Ponte 'N vs. Gale at Lanenge: By Red Fell Did you know a big league : baseball player once caught his own home run? ... It happened to Dixie Walker one M day in 1946 at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn . . Dixie hit a homer with the ball sticking in the right field screen high above the field . . . At the end of the inning, Walker trotted out to play his position in right field, and as he neared the fence the ball suddenly started to drop out of the screen a ran over, s ™ = . made = the catch, and became the only man in history who ever mw caught 2 his own home run! John Chickerneo, Football @ Coach at H.P.H.S.,. will fill ing for me this last week before Pa | return from France. John's guests will be president and president-elect of the H.P.H.S. @ Dads’ Club. Later John will talk to Col. Roland Emerick, ~ ®@ Call Us for Free Estimate psychologi- ally to get a boy to perform at the highest level, and his boys cerhinly did that today.” all coach victory Who were the greatest women Ll athletes of all-time? . Well, a @ poll was taken a few years ago, and the top female athlete in the _ voting was Babe Zaharias, the great golfer and track star... Former tennis champion Helen Wills ranked second .. . Third and fourth were two track perform. ers, Stella Walsh and Fanny Blankers-Koen . . . And ranking * fF fifth was swimmer Gertrude Ederle. “TI was pretty excited at this honor. Coming down here I was on dge just like when I used to bring teams to the finals,’”’ Heinie said. He Deerfield . . Walker Emil (Heinie) Schultz who coached track at Evanston for 33 ears before retiring in 1964. He was presented a plaque in special eremonies before the start of the finals. pason he is a great track coach. round-tripper by Don Siegle paced Saturday Suburban League Meet at Morton E. sai anston, Highland Park, New Trier E.), n Suburban Catholic League Meet at Notre Dame, 10 GOLF Friday Suburban League Meet at Chevy Chase (Evanston, Highland Park, New Trier E.), 8 inesday Central Suburban League Meet at Village Green CC, Mundelein (Glenbrook S., Glenbrook N., New Trier W., Deerfield, Niles oached,” by John Chickerneo during the last football season at ighland Park. Both Sedik and Mason were ‘named to the North hore all-area team of the Hollister Newspapers. HE The homers each by Jim Beck man and Ray Becker, plus a Suburbs Call 344-3421 5th Army coordinator for the @ July 4th Soap Box Derby (as r) well as being Inspector General for the 5th Army). Hear them all on the Red Fell Show, @ Saturday, May 27th. os THE FELL " COMPANY = Highland Park * Winnetka — Glencoe BSEREBRESBEHREE SB Fj 89 �In DBBA Action — ed Sox Cards, Leading Major The Sox opened the season wit a 6-4 victory over the Orioles. Paf Walsh was the winning pitche with relief help from Mark Carl son. The second win was an 8-2 verdict over the Tigers. Greg Hartman led the team from his catching position as he was out standing on defense. The third victory was a 15+ The Cardinals and the Red Sox are leading the Major League of the Deerfield Boys’ Baseball Association after two weeks of activity. Both teams have 3-0 marks. The Giants leading the and the Braves Intermediate are League National Division with two victories each. In the American Division four teams are tied for the lead with marks. 2-0 Angels, Athletics, Yankees. are the Senators, and They trouncing Results for Al MAJOR meet decide the conference cham- To _ pion, each team is awarded one point for each individual match it wins during the season and one _ point for each match it wins at the conference meet. | Three Compete For NIMAGA Three golfers from the Sunset - Valley course in Highland Park were members of the Northern Frosh-Soph Golfers last weekend’s intercity match in Swamp Morton East - ciation team which competed in ‘oe Detroit. Ellis of Wilmette shot a Ace Nello 41-36—77, -four-over-par 40odhad Highwo of ni Campag 36—76, and Ray Chamberlain fired which in the match, 41-36—77, Detroit won with a two-day total of 1,340. _ Highwood Has Little Lassie Loop Lassie softball will be played in Highwood this summer. ‘The program, designed for girls in fourth through eighth grade, is Morton East 405-331 _at Sunset Valley last week. Scott Winston with 80. Randy Lindar Richard Jacobson 89. Frank Razzino 89. Center No. Highland Park’s frosh golf team slammed was the medalist had Rose 87, and led Morton 81, Dave with The team is tied with New Trier East and Waukegan for the Suburban League lead, all with 51 marks. Giants’ JV Nine sponsored by the Highwood Com- | Loses at Niles Girls interested in playing are asked to report to the ball park Tuesday evening at 6. The league will begin playing June 6. This will mark the first time that 16-inch softball for girls has been offered in Highwood. Highland Park’s junior varsity baseball team lost to Niles West 73 last Wednesday at Niles. Six Giant errors provided Niles Baker Pat with the victory. pitched for Highland Park and gave up just three hits. munity Center. 90 beat as Paul Neller Blair him. had to press but won at No. 2 doubles 9-7, 4-6, 6-1. Chris Palmer, The Varsity Club of Highland Park High School will sponsor the annual awards night at the school on June 5. Awards will be presented for athletes in all the spring sports. Parents will be charged 75 cents. There will be no charge for athletes. Head coaches of all the sports will award the letters. Jay Sanders is the Varsity Club sponsor. ‘Illinois Men’s Amateur Golf Asso- 1-6 2-6, West Guilford Spring Awards Night Set June 5 league title which will be decided Saturday at the conference at Niles North. Les Blackburn lost his match to Niles 3 singles, unde- remained feated by winning 6-2, 6-4. Jim Gessler and Steve Waldman won 61, 64 while the Bill Kahnweiler won 6-2, 6-8, 6-2. COOCO—=—NNNW RWWNNN——OO Red Sox 4. z White Sox Red Sox Yankees Angels Senators Twins Tigers Indians Athletics Orioles White Sox 6, Orioles 4; Red Sox 4, dians 3; Senators 9, Yankees 7; Twin Athletics 2; Indians 13, Orioles 5; W Sox 8, Tigers 2; Red Sox 22, Angels Angels 7, Tigers 2; Yankees 10, Orioles 16, White Sox 15, Twins 5; Athletics Sox 4; Red Sox 18, Senators 2; Yankee 14, Athletics Sox 3; White Indians = NNW Pirates Cubs 6, Pirates 1; Braves 9, Cards 7; 8, Mets 4; Phillies 7, Astros 4; Braves Dodgers 8, Cards 7; Giants 11, Reds 5; Reds 4, Cubs 2; Giants 5, Phillies 0; Mets 5, Dodgers 4; Astros 18, Pirates 3. second team of and Jeff Lloyd 11, MINOR LEAGUE American Division INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE National Division meets. Orioles eS consecutive in Central Suburban League last Tuesday, a 41 decision Niles West. win kept coach Karl Sutnetmen in contention for the Hawks the Deerfield, by beaten have been winning 5-0 and 41 while Deerfield has won many 3-2 5; One dual Angels Athletics Senators Yankees Orioles Twins Indians Red Sox Tigers White Sox Twins 6, White Sox 0; Yankees 12, dians 8; Angels 8, Tigers 4; Senators Orioles 9; Athletics 9, Red Sox k ee kees 12, Tigers 5; Athletics 18, White 4; Angels 5, Indians 4; Senators aes CO-----nne fifth won its ‘meet play over The ~ter’s Although undefeated this season, the Warriors are not comfortably out in front on the point basis. Serious contention is expected from Maine South and New Trier West. Although Maine was team Division Ff = Aim for Loop Title Saturday varsity tennis American O-—=-NNNnwww Deerfield Netters Win Again, - Deerfield’s fo homered Standings and LEAGUE Cards Red Sox Orioles Pirates Giants Twins White Sox Dodgers Phillies Indians Giants 3, Twins 2; Red Sox 9, Indians 5; Orioles 5, Phillies 1; Cardinals 12, Dodgers 7; Giants 11, Indians 9; Red Sox 5, White 3, 1; Twins Indians 8, Orioles 4; Sox Phillies 2; Pirates 1, Giants 0; Twins 9, Dodgers 2; Pirates 6, Orioles 0; Phillies 1, White Sox 0; Dodgers 11, Indians 4; Card1; inals 14; Giants 3; Red Sox 6, Twins Orioles 10, Dodgers 3; Cardinals 7, Phillies 0; White Sox 12, Pirates 8. Rusty Benedict. (Salyards Photo) and also the Sox. The fourth win was a 14 12 decision over the Athletics. 4 seven-run fifth inning provided th margin of victory. & Junior High present him with a Former basketball players of Al Cohen (third from | eft) at Wilmot coach to become assistant prinas trophy in recognition of his more than 100 victories. He is retiring Jay Mandler, Guy Mandler, Hart, Jim Cohen, , cipal. From left to right are Jim Anderson, Je ff Ornstein Carlson game. The White Sox are making a fast start in the Minor League American Division and are 4-0 after two weeks of play. A Trophy Hartma of the Twins. had a homer and a double in tha 11, Angels Orioles 7; Tigers 13, Twins GRANT DEAN BUICK OPEL, INC. IN ANNOUNCING PLEASURE TAKES THAT LUJAN JAKE HAS JOINED OUR STAFF SALES We are pleased that Jake has joined our staff because he is well respected in this area and is a capable and experienced salesman. Jake and his family have lived in this area for 10 years, and he knows the automotive needs of his friends and neighbors. Grant Dean Buick will soon be moving to its new location at Park Ave. and Rte. 41. In the meantime, we hope Jake's many friends and satisfied customers will come and welcome him to his new affiliation. a < /.* , RN SEY ¥ ES iti eetatiiet * JAKE . Ye Ee a”wa ~*~ ae 1732-40 © ™, “7” * First LUJAN ) GRANT DEAN BUICK OPEL Inc. Street HIGHLAND PARK - [Dlewood 2-4800 May 25, § �pce cast THROUGH Go THE is The Game of Golf | Receipts Aid By Evans Fund Dp month Ault is returning to his first love. After 12 years at Highland Park High School, the last five as ath- letic director, Ault is going back to coaching track, this time at Westminster College in Fulton, Mo. “Everybody has a destiny,” Dick a explains. ‘Without sounding trite, I feel my destiny lies in the area I’ve oved so much, coaching track.” it has been a love affair which bepan as a sophomore in Roosevelt igh School in St. Louis. It carried Ault to stardom at the University of issouri and a place in the 1948 Diympic Games at Wembley Statium in England. “You have to be associated with t to appreciate the greatness of that | xperience,” says Ault. ‘“‘On opening day, when you see hose doves released in front of 100,000 people in the tands, chills go up and down your spine.” Theory For the Hurdles Ault finished fourth in the 400-meter intermediate hurdles in the rames, despite the fact that “‘it wasn’t until after the Olympics that learned to run them.” It was just after the Games, prior to one of the two European ours he made as a runner, that he developed a theory for running he event. In the main, it involves a measurement of stride and speed and a switching from the outside of the lane to the inside at the end of the race to compensate for fatigue. It enabled Ault o tie the world record of 52.2 in the 440 hurdles in 1949, and it orks for others as well. “It’s the one contribution I felt I made by running the darned ings,”’ he says with a smile. Ault feels he owes a great deal to track, not only for the travel it as given him but for the sense of accomplishment it provides. “When you’re really driven by something to become excellent, ou eliminate mediocrity,” he says. “It puts your determination d way of life on the line. You accept the challenge or deny it. If ou deny it, you become an amoeba.” A Challenge in Coaching A deeply religious individual who said a silent prayer before every ace, Ault almost went into the ministry. Instead, he became a bach, was head man at Roosevelt for six years before coming to ighland Park as the track coach, and in coaching he has found his allenge. “It’s to make people realize there’s more they can do than they ink they can do,” he declares. “If you think little, you get a little. you expect a lot, you get a lot.” Dick, who started a cross-country program at Highland Park nd won the state title in 1961, feels the years here have been rofitable personally. He believes he has come to know himself nd his profession better by having been here: “We sometimes forget that you have to love kids and try to underand them,” he points out. “But don’t let them push you around. e firm and fair, and they’ll appreciate this. “If you can’t reach youngsters, you don’t belong in teaching.” ery year teachers should rededicate themselves to this.” Phys Ed Will Help ighland Park’s interscholastic athletic program has traditionally en something less than spectacular. Ault believes the problem pms from the nature of the community, an hereditary factor inving the city’s predominant “white collar” population which ght not necessarily be athletic. But he has attacked it in reverse, ough an improvement in the physical education program, and he lieves this eventually will help on the interscholastic level. “We see a weakness in our youngsters, so our program is geared » develop the strength factor and cardio-vascular fitness,”’ he xplains. “For instance, I feel that if you learn to walk right, bu’ll do the other things right. We must get across the idea that hysical education is not a disease. ‘We start from a physical education base and go up to the elite, p interscholastic athletes. We have a debt to these people where p masses take physical education. If we gear to the interscholastic vel, we have a washout.” It all is part of the challenge which he feels has been met here. ‘I wanted to see some of my ideas have a chance at reality,”’ he ys, ‘‘and we’re geared this way now.” bo Ault returns to the cinders, probably for the rest of his life, at stminster or elsewhere, guided by his prime philosophy. “You do the best job you can and people will see you,” he says etly. “You do a lousy job and you look at yourself.” 25, 1967 this contribute who Golfers Back To the Track to National Golf Day, ac- tivities will be giving a direct assist to the caddie scholars of the Western Golf Association. The annual National Golf Day is sponsored by the PGA, which turns over all proceeds to National Golf Fund, Inc., for distribution to various charitable and educational projects in golf ranks. For example, the Western Golf Association’s . Caddie-Scholarship Fund received recently $5,437.00 as its share of proceeds from National Golf Day last year. Tuesday, May 30, has been set as National Golf Day this year, but golfers may play their own National Golf Day rounds any time in the two preseding weeks. They contribute $1.00 through their local PGA professional each time they play. Their target: A net score (Actual handicap) which will score, less beat the winning total in the ‘Round of the Champion.” The climax will come when Billy Casper, USGA Open champion, and Al Geiberger, PGA champions, the compete on May 30 in “Round of the The victor’s score target. All golfers Champion.” becomes the who beat it will receive an attractive bag tag as their award. National Golf Day thus gives every golfer a special opportunity to help support the finest charity program in the world of sports— the caddie-scholarship operations sponsored by 22 major golf associations which, this year, are assisting a record young men total through of PAUL Professional, 1,184 college. RIVARD Glencoe Golf Club Playing golf can be a joyful experience or it can be 7 very hard work. Actually, this depends more on the at- _ titude with which you approach it and your own basic character than it does on your skill. My advice is to keep your sense of proportion. If you are out for rec- reation, remember that GOLF IS A GAME. Do your best but recognize your own limitations. No. one can shoot perfectly at all times, or even very often. So relax! Don’t try to be something you are not. Always be cautious about accepting free advice. As with most everything, it will be worth about what it costs. Don’t spoil the fun of the game with excessive bet- ne ting. If you bet more than you care to or can afford to lose, your mind will be on the bet and not on your | game. As a result, your game will suffer. Golf Reveals Your Character . . . Play Accordingly — Northwestern Awards Baby Giants Win Dinner Set Thursday One Northwestern’s spring sports awards dinner will be held at the Orrington Hotel at 6:30 tonight. ball team won one game of three Varsity letters and But Lose Two Highland Park’s freshman base- played freshman last week to move its and dropping the second 3-1. Northern Illinois HONDA | shapes the world of vy. wheels See HONDA’S newest Scrambler 90 To Ramsey Ramsey, defensive tackle on the 1966 Northwestern football team, has been awarded the Big Ten medal for excellence in athletics and scholarship. Ramsey, a senior from Niles, ee the latest in a long line of Wildcat football tackles to have earned classroom as well as_ gridiron honors. be He was named academic to team Northwestern This the all-Big players Ten YOU have — — — — ‘— earned this honor. He started the 1966 season as anchorman of the Wildcat defenSive line, but saw his season cut short by a knee injury suffered in the Wisconsin game at midseason. 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Smart chrome Financing — Insurance — Complete Service & Parts Department All Models & Colors Ready For Immediate Delivery was made Sunday at Northwestern’s annual Honors Day ceremonies features © 4 stroke overhead cam @ 160 miles to the gallon total of 21 to performer addition: the 10th tackle to from a rugged Fri. We 8 a.m. to Serve 9 p.m. and Sat., _ — season mark to 3-7. na The Baby Giants lost to Wauke- — gan 13-12 last Thursday and split a _ doubleheader. with Proviso East i — on Saturday, winning the first 2-1 numerals in track, baseball, tennis and golf will be awarded, and captains of next year’s teams will be elected. Tippy Dye, athletic director, will preside. NU Big Ten Medal Goes Ken ¥ 8 a.m.-5 Service p.m. Sun., Northern 12 noon Illinois to 5 p.m. �Warrior Runners Unplaced Despite turning in several good performances, the Deerfield trac entrants in the state meet failed to get past the preliminaries. Hurdler Rob Holt ran his bes time ever of 14.7 in the 120 lows but failed to place. Discus throw er Kevin Harvey failed to reac the qualifying mark of 166 feet. High jumper Scott Ascher quali fied with a jump of 6-3 but failec to place in the finals. The 88 relay team of Dan Field, Mitcl Simmons, Phil Becker, and Chuch Shattuck also ran well but was o of the money. The only remaining meet of th season for the thinclads is th Central Suburban League Mee Saturday at Niles North. A victor would give the Warriors an und4 feated outdoor conference seaso and the second consecutive cha drops a throw on a double-play attempt. (Staff Photo by Larry Graff) Frank Zera (26) of Niles West is safe at second as Greg Hess pionship. Warriors Finish a Tough Year, But Mentor ‘Wouldnt Change It’s never easy to be a loser and losing team in a school that is getting used to having winners. When you begin a season DEERFIELD with the optimistic idea that ‘‘this is the year’’ and you fail to produce, it becomes even more disheartening. That is just about the situation that Carl Eichstaedt finds himself in these days as varsity baseball coach at Deerfield High School. Last March when the Warriors Mason, balls Three of the four New Trier runs —including two wild pitches—and was relieved by Mike Bunch. The first man Bunch faced reached were unearned. Steve Stanger was pitches, ning games. . Not a Good Year had iced the game with nine runs. Eighth League Loss When you’re down you don’t get the breaks and we sure could have used a few along the way. Nobody likes to lose. It’s tough for everyone.’’* The Warriors deserved a better fate than they received in Friday’s game. Scotty Brewster held a 4-3 lead going into the top of the seventh. Up to that point he had allowed just six hits. He got the first man in the seventh on a strikeout, but then things began to happen. Paul Shandling lifted a routine fly to right that was dropped for a two-base error. The next six hitters got hits and Jim Sandler came in to relieve Brewster. Sandler, who can usually warm up in seconds 92 since he The throws junk loss, the second West last week, was eighth in conference to Niles the team’s play. They to Niles was 11-8. The Warriors did win one game last week, though, as they downed New Trier West 8-3 behind the pitching of Jeff Mason. Warriors closed the winning pitcher, his third win to go with four losses. He also slammed a homer, his second of the year, over the fence in leftcenter field. out the season Monday night with a 6-4 victory over New Trier West. Des Plaines Park District. The league will be known as the Leighton Junior Tennis League, in honor of the late Harry (Cap) Leighton, former Des Plaines resident and advocate of junior tennis in this country. nch, p 000 Garrett, ph 1 otals 2 Hirsch, 0 2 1 0 O O 43.4 4°74 OBE Be 4 2 2 ee Ses | 2, 8:4 2 1 0 leading hitter with 22 for 54 and home run a .407 hitter with three. “I’m real proud of some of the boys came the way on,’’ said Eichstaedt. ‘‘Pete Johnson, Scotty Brewster, and Jeff Ommen did outstanding jobs. I still feel that they’re a good bunch of ball Charter members of the league include Des Plaines, Tennaqua Tennis Club of Deerfield, Arling- ton Tennis Club, Mt. Prospect Park District, Barrington Bath and Tennis Club, and the Glen- view Park District. Competition will be held in two age groups, at 14 and under and 16 and under. Sports editor Larry Dennis makes a searching probe into the unique athletic picture at Northwestern University. Starting next week in 5 12 Totals 37 12 12 R HE Niles West 8 0 } 002 a 12 12 0 Oeeciicld 2011001 5 12 9 BI—F. Zera, Madden 2, Hirsch, — 4, "Grelbowskt; Ommen, Hess. Brandt 2, Machapman, Brandt, UML andler Se NILES Shandling, cf (11) Ab RH 3 2 2 WEST F. Zera, 1b Gigstad, 1b Madden, ss Copinego, ss Hirsch, rf ohl, c Nathan, If Decicco, Chapman, Jennethen, 2b evine, 3 2 2 0 0 0 4 2 2 0 0 O 2 1 1 20 0 2 1°t 1 0 1. 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 Jacobs, 2b Mason, ss M‘Williams, Stanger, p Garrett, cf heeler c Foy Seketa, rf Johnson, c Hefter, 1b Lutzke, 1b Zelinka, 3b Zera, C 2 2. Brewster, Hernthal, rf Yant,c |. Greibowski, her, p 0 0 DEERFIELD O Hess, 0 O t-2 31:11:11 Deerfield Niles West ame dee p Totais (6) Ab RH 4 1 2 3 0.0 b See 1583 | 3 0 @ rf,3 1 1 3 1 2 2 1 1 a:3-4 3 0 O 27 6 8 N.T. WEST Weiner, cf Domenick, ss pare Lang, 2b Bartelstein. ¢ Schulman, Ib Sprigel, 3b x, rf Sincell, p Totals New Trier Deerfield (8) AbRH 3 0 4 1 00 0 3 0 If 3 3 3 } 2: 8-4 0 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 26 & (4) AbRH 20 0 4 2 0 BES ace 40 0 .¢.9-% 2 0 0 3 9°6 2.93 - ee 3 4 2 0000202—4 3 3 023100x—6 8 3 N. T. WEST a fa) Schulman, 1b Weiner, cf Domenick, ss Avery, If Chamberlin, 3b Eckering, ph. Bartelstein, rf Lang, 2b ox, C Ponti, ph o Pp Deerfield New Trier 2b 3b 0102005— 87 207020x—1111 DEERFIELD Ommen, 3b ess, 2 Brandt, cf Mason, ss M‘Williams, Stanger, Ft Garrett, If Johnson, Hefter, 1b Totals Ommen, 100 3 0 0 1.0.0 p Totals ewis, UU gacc ‘ °63 eS Se Se A '—Sher, Sandler 2. PB—Zera. HBP— Pa. (MacWilliams). Time—2:12. : Sprigel, ph Christell, ph Preston, p otals The Hollister Newspapers (Rockford ee). oe 30 rf Nathan, If Levine, 3b Chapman, 2b G. Zera, c Sher, p Grejbowski,p 3 team’s A Look at Northwestern TU 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 (12) AbRH 5 2.1 $42 2 oe leading the S220 NNTUUNGUUUUVUEUEUUYUGUAUUUUGUEUUOESGRARASUAARAO EAE RATA PAM 4 WEST Shandling, cf Madden, ss F. Zera, 1b average. Jeff Ommen had 20 for 61 for .328. Tim Brandt was 12 for 46 for .261 and he was the team’s was Tennaqua Club in Tennis Loop A junior tennis league has been formed in this area by Roger King, supervisor of tennis for the ss Stanger, If 4 M‘Williams, rf 2 ~ Johnson, c 3 Hefter, 1b 3 Brewster, p 2 Sandler, p 0 NILES RH 2 2 0 2 1 2 2B—G. Zera, Mason. SB—Shandling, Hirsch. E—Hess. Mason, Stanger, Hefter. DP—Niles este F. Zera-Levine. Left—Niles 5, Deerie % PITCHING SUMMARY P H R ER BB SO Sher Miss 8s 254° 7" 2 Greibowski (W) lp ee Meee Seer ces ee | Brewster (L) | ie 2-30 $7". BS Mason have won just four. The other loss UATE SAU ULULUUNUUTIUANUUNERUUGAUENUUAUEOUEAEAUAUOAE as gentlemen. five straight ing and before it was over Niles The “It hasn’t been a good year for us,” Eichstaedt said after an 11-5 loss to Niles West last Friday, “but if I had it to do over again I wouldn’t change anything. I feel confident that when these boys go on in college baseball they will know the game and they will act threw base on the fifth error of the inn- began working out for this season, Eichstaedt said, ‘‘We’ll have a young team but we’ll be faster (than last year), have more consistent hitting, and our defense will be excellent.” Things didn’t quite work out the way Eichstaedt had hoped. The Warriors. have had trouble win- (5) Ab 3 4 4 Ommen, 3b Hess, 2b Brandt, cf o-aMo it’s even tougher to coach a TEAM STANDINGS Harlan 23, Evanston 19, East § Louis 18, Bloom 12, Moline’ 1} Champaign 10, Rochford Guilford 1 Oak Park 9, Rockford East 8, Palati: 8, New Trier East 7, Proviso West Wheaton North 7, Bloomington Riverside-Brookfield 6, East St. Lo Lincoln 6, Proviso East 6, St. Charl 6. Alton 4, Phillips 4, Rock Island Englewood 4, Olney 4, Barrington Maine West 4, Oak Lawn 3, Rockfo West 3, Glenbrook South 3, Bellevi West 2, Glenbard East 2, Freeport Immaculate Conception 2, ‘Edward ville 2, Marshall 2, New Trier West Elgin Larkin 2, Urbana 2, Sycamore Naperville 1, ‘Thornton 1, Quincy Glenbard West a, Niles North 1, Elg 14, Morton West 32. 120-yard H.H.—1. rig (Harla 2. Hilliard (Phillips), Johnson (Ea! St. Louis), 4. Taylor (Gienbard Eas 5. Hudson (Thorton). T—14.1 (Né record, old 14.2 by John Smith, Mai 1941). 100-yard dash—1. Goodrich (East § Louis), 2. Lyon (Wheaton), 3. Lew players.” The Warriors finished the season with a 7-12 overall record. By ART BELANGER 4 3 3 2 1 3 2 | 1 1 ] 1 0 West H 0 0 0 0 0 0 © O y 0 DEERFIELD (8) Ab RH Ommen, 3b a2 2 Hess, 2b ; ee ey Mason, p 410 MacWilliams, lf 2 2 0 Wheeler, 100 randt, ; om oe. | Garrett. ss 3 01 tanger, i ae Johnson, c 40 1 Hefter, Ib +: 3. @ utzke, _ State meet results: 100 Totals RHE 3010130— 8 6 3 1000002-— 3 4 4 5. West), Funchess, 4. Williams (Proviso ( Eas Shot put—1. Benberry (Bloom), Lauber (Riverside-Brookfield), Raynolds (Oak Par), 4. Weisendang (Freeport), 5. Sager (Rock Island). 10144. (New record, old 62-214 Merutka, Palatine, (1962). Pole vault—1l. Doulder (Oak Par 2. Fuller (Evanston), 3. Johns (Bloom), 4. Morrison (New Tr West), 5. Tie Cascio (Morton West) a Westby (Elgin). 14-0. 440-yard dash—1l. Bahnfleth (Pa tine), 2. French’ (Barrington), Koster (Champaign), 4. Covle (El Larkin), 5. Stevenson (Harlan). 47.4. 880-yard relay—1l. Moline, 2. N Trier East, 3. Harlan, 4. Marshall, Bloom. T—1:27.1. (New ‘record, 1:28.1 by East St. Louis, 1966). 180-yard L.H.—1. Draper (Harla 2. Dartt (East St. Louis), 3. Johns (East St. Louis), 4. Devaul (Pro East), 5. (Ties record 1964. and Woods by John Lonnell (Harlan). T—l§ Wright, Wheat Poole, Bloom, 196 High jump—1. Gaines (Evanston), Richardson (Olney), 3. Webb (Gl brook South), 4 Jackson (Edwar ville), 5. Bay (Quincy). 6-9.14 ( record, old 6-514 by Palmer, Arlingtd Mile—1. Calvert (Rockford G ford), 2. Labadie (Maine East), Ward (Proviso East), 4. Taylor ( bana), 5. Kunknlex (Niles Nort T—4:11.7. (New record, old 4:14.5 Hieczorek, Proviso East,). 220-yard dash—1. Goodrich (East Louis), 2. Brown (Rockford East), Lyon (Wheaton North), 4. Bahnfl (Palatine), 5. Valecelli (Pro West). T—20.9. (New record, old 3 by Robert Packard, Rockford, 1935) Mile Relay—i. Harlan, 2. Cha paign, 3. Evanston, 4. Bloom, Glenbard West. T—3:14.9. (New ord, old 3:18.0 by York, 1966). 880-yard run—l. Wohluter ( Charles), 2. Thomas (Englewood), Hansen (Rock Island), 4. Dr (Immaculate ar er oy a 5. Mor (East St. Louis). T—1:52. Long jump—1. Lewis (zvanston) Wallace (Alton), 3. Brown (Cha paign), 4. Grieve ag trae West) Gordon (Sycamore). Discus—1. Rogers Fs a, Brogren (Rockford East). 3. Na (Oak Lawn), 4. Swanson (Moline) Bayless (East St. Louis). 176-815. ( record, old 175-542 by Bayless, ‘East Louis, 1966). Two mile—1. Elliott (Proviso We 2. Town (Rockford Guilford), 3. Wi (New Trier East), 4. Press (Riversi Brookfield). 5. Barrett (Napervil jae (New record, first time e run). May 25, 19 �Ht = for someth OPEN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT | if AT THE 10 Highwood Avenue IDlewood SS e¢ Highwood, Illinois 3-3000 = HOURS: Monday. Tuesday, Thursday 9 A.M.-2 P.M. Friday 9 A.M.-2 P.M.. 6 P.M.-8 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M.-2 P.M. Wednesday—Drive up window only open 9 to 12 other days 9 to 4 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member: Highwood Chamber of Commerce, The American Bankers Assoc.. 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Title A name given to the resource Deerfield Villager | Thursday, May 25, 1967 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Deerfield Villager Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Deerfield Villager Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 05/25/1967 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DPL.0007.001.1078 https://archives.deerfieldlibrary.org/files/original/47886b287c01db76315b6845dc907afb.pdf 49db8717e8e37ed6db86f2819d7da900 PDF Text Text co Seay poe es Thursday, May 4, 1967 ee as Sede cece eh i5¢ TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 113 EDUCATION FUND REFERENDUM MAY 6 �HOMES SINCE APARTMENTS INSURANCE FINANCING 1884 a | be if Quinlan. and LYS ONG, Ine. = REALTORS OFFICES ALSO IN EVANSTON, GLENVIEW-NORTHBROOK, WINNETKA & LAKE FOREST D f; [ f ... 735 OPEN DEERFIELD MONDAY THRU SATURDAY, LINCOLNSHIRE Elegant, spacious 8 room, 2 bath ranch built in 1966, with unusual, carefully designed floor plan. Family rm. plus den; fireplace and cathedral beamed ceiling in carpeted living-dining rm. 3 very large bedrooms, marvelous closets. Approx. 3/4 acre. $54,900. Be COLORFUL RIVERWOODS is the setting for this charming contemporary! Lush grounds & trees; wild flowers in abundance. 3 bedrooms plus den (4th bedroom, if you like). Huge living roomdining room with fireplace and full window-wall. Fully equipped kitchen, 21% baths; two car garage. Approx. one acre. $43,750. ROAD e Phone: 8:30 ‘TIL 5, WI 5-3750 SUNDAY, 10 ‘TIL 5 “THE CHATHAM” Dramatic blending of traditional Cape Cod charm functional design highlights the luxury of this expa eleven room residence, nearing completion. Master with study or fifth bedroom. Every expectation ful with integrity of detail. $54,900. LINCOLNSHIRE Delightful wooded half acre with a fenced yard plus a dog run. Slate entrance hall leads to a charming Living room with cathedral ceilings, window wall overlooking patio and a paneled FIREPLACE wall. Kitchen has built-in ovenrange, refrigerator-freezer and dishwasher. Family room plus a sound proof den which makes a wonderful “office at home’’ Master bedroom with bath and 2 family bedrooms with hall bath. There is a private well on the property plus the regular Lincolnshire water connection. Nothing comparable to this home at $36,900. LIGHT & CHEERFUL CONTEMPORARY 29 ft. living-dining room combination, plus family three large bedrooms and family sized kitchen. The be ceilings are most interesting. Conveniently located churches, schools, train and shopping. $25,000. ee FOR HORSE AND DOG LOVERS Summer retreat on 8 acres in Lincolnshire area. Barn is adaptable for eight horses; thermostatically controlled water tank; loft holds eight tons of hay. Riding trails adjacent to bridle trails of Better Trails Assn. Heated ten-stall kennel has automatic water troughs and roofed dog runs. Can be devided. $59,500. LINCOLNSHIRE Custom Contemporary Ranch complete with Lord & Bu ham greenhouse on wooded, landscaped Y% acre. N spring-fed lake, tennis courts and swim club. 4 bedroo 2 baths, family room, 32’ screened porch. Newly de rated and in ‘‘move-in’’ condition, at an attractive ‘'t now” price. $48,500 . eS ARE YOU CLEVER... IMAGINATIVE ... ENTERPRISING? Take advantage of estate liquidation snap up this value before redecorated for sale. On Forest Lake, with three bedrooms, 3 baths, large family room. $29,900. i it is and Mea DEERFIELD This well constructed ranch with a spacious rear yard is only a minute away from school. Living-dining rm. combination with fpl., kit. with eating area; 3 bdrms., 1 bath, and porch plus a marvelous basement with 2 Rec rms. (one with fpl.), work rm. and laundry rm. $27,500. KENNEDY-BUILT IN SCATTERWOOD Imposing residence with guest suite of 2 bedrooms, sit rm. and bath, besides 5 bedrooms and 2% baths in main part of the home. Every good feature of a mod home is found here in over 4,000 sq. ft. of luxurious ing. Basement. 2-car garage. $77,500 ots CHARMING HOME — CHOICE LOCATION No need for 2 cars, you can walk to trains, shops, and schools. Beautifully screened porch off large living room. Family size kitchen with plenty of work space. Child-proof Rec. room where everyone can “‘live a little.’’ Master bedroom will accommodate today’s oversize furniture. $37,900. LINCOLNSHIRE A wooded 2 acre is the setting for this luxurious red brick colonial 3 bedroom, 2 ceramic tile bath ranch. There’s a fireplace and lovely bay window in the living room. The separate dining room has a bay, too. Beautiful paneled family rm. off the kitchen (that has everything). Thermopane glass enclosed porch, brick patio. Elec. eye double garage. Good schools. Centrally air conditioned. $54,900. SEEKING THE ULTIMATE? Here it is! A Kennedy built home whose value been enhanced by a devoted owner. 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I, NO. 42 SERVING BANNOCKBURN, LINCOLNSHIRE, RIVERWOODS $2 A YEAR MAY THURSDAY, 4, 1967 Village May License More Businesses, Increase Fees By MELINDA Holbert W. Ellis Ellis Is ownship Deerfield may license more businesses and raise the license fees for other businesses to finance off-street Richard parking for the central busi- late has from non-real sources. candidates for the post ere George M. Scott, Gerald Schweitzer, and Mrs. Louise WhiteSide, all of Deerfield, and Mrs. C. H. MacDiarmid of Highland Park. Ellis Gets 3 Votes been interpreted to mean Mr. Houpt said. enue andidates by Supervisor Bruce frost and Auditors Willard Wagean, William Jacob, and Edwin illen. a Trustees considered the proposal at Monday night’s village board meeting and decided to review the fees in the fall when the village’s financial condition is more clear. They decided that by then, the ordinance changing the fee schedule could be in polished form and the proposal could be considered legislation to increase village rev- Mr. Ellis, 68, was selected by secret ballot from a field of five that ness district. the General Assembly has approved by the Board of Auditors. explained license. But there are others which we can neither tax nor regulate,” the trustees also will know whether Holbert W. Ellis, 936 Westcliff n., Deerfield, was elected West Deerfield Township clerk Tuesday Houpt municipality cannot license all businesses under Illinois law. “We can tax some businesses, and we can regulate others. Regu- He explained estate tax that barber shops schedule, a synthesis of Deerfield’s present schedule and the more comprehensive schedule charged by the Village of Skokie, would increase village revenue from this source from $1,500 to $4,000 annual- Residents Saturday will go to the polls to vote on a proposed 21- cent increase in the ceiling of the education fund tax rate in High The district’s 13 precinct polling places will be open from p.m. noon to 7 If approved, the rate would be increased from $1.11 per $100 assessed valuation to $1.32—the first hike in the fund since 1958. Editorial on page 9 ly. Although some businesses still would not be regulated, Mr. Stilphen pointed out that more businesses than now are covered would be affected. Under the existing ordinance, for example, coin-oper- ated dry cleaning machines are taxed although coin-operated washing machines are not. The five letters of candidacy Trustee Ray Craig said that he ere read at last Thursday’s audiwould not approve an ordinance tors’ meeting. At Tuesday’s meeting, three votes were cast for Mr. Ellis and one for Mr. Scott. Following the vote, Assessor Wiliam Pittenger administered the Freshman Trustee George Kelm said he didn’t think it would be fair to regulate businesses solely in order to force them to pay for a license, but Mr. Houpt pointed out that the regulation is used by most communities primarily as a revenue-producing device. Voters defeated a referendum call- ing for the same increase in 1961 by a vote of 2,884 to 1,257. The education fund provides money for teachers’ salaries for instructional supplies equipment. and and Supt. Karl Plath said at a recent board meeting that failure of the referendum might prevent the district from making future staff increases. “The only way in which we can in staffing,’ Dr. Plath commented. Officials predict that district en- ink it is just operation.”’ “My endeavor a matter of co- would be to said in his etter, shortly who after were fill letter Ruth resigned as _ clerk the Apr. 4 town to levy an The sales tax hike would double Deerfield’s current intake of $100,- 000 and would Park-Deerfield district. on page probably 10) increase eliminate vehicle However, State Sen. W. Russell Arrington (R-lst) of Evanston, GOP Senate leader, questioned Gov. Otto posals. ent of the Highland now imposed in the the form of a new act. municipalities Mr. Ellis worked 36 years for Public Service and Commonwealth Edison companies prior to his sales supervisory position, except or the period between 1953 to 1955, When he was district superintend- taxes permit meeting. etirement recently. The last 15 years of his employment were in a the retailer’s occupation tax and a new tax on services. This is written in whether (Continued officials encouraged Monday by Illinois House approval of a bill that would the need for an license tax here. Replaces Mrs. Vetter Ellis replaces Mrs. Mr. Shore additional half-cent city sales tax. is position to the best of my ablity,” Mr. Ellis of candidacy. North the legislative approval would be “‘meaningful’’ in view of Kerner’s revenue pro- “The present sales tax (retailer’s occupation tax) would be repealed under the sales tax broadening bills proposed by the governor,” Sen. Arrington explained. ‘In its place, the governor’s bill would impose a ‘business occupation tax’ that would include both some needed control over them. ‘We can investigate the applicant before issuing the license and have some idea, anyway, about who is operating a business in our community,” he said. The proposed fee schedule ranges from $5 for indoor coin operated amusement rides to $250 for detective agencies. “Obviously, since the sales tax hike approved by the House applies to the old act, it would become meaningless once the retailer’s occupation tax is abolished.” Chicago and many Mayor Richard Daley downstate mayors have long sought the sales tax increase as the best revenue-raising measure for cities. Democratic backing the leaders, who so-called ‘mayors’ are bill,” are not altogether confident that the governor’s revenue pro- posals will pass. Obviously, they feel that legislative approval of the sales tax increase is good insur- ance. North Shore officials were relieved by the defeat Monday of a proposed amendment that would Published Weekly by Press Publishing Co., 444 Central Av., Highland Park, Ill. 60035 In order to hire “first class’ make substantial cut-backs in school spending is to hurt ourselves personnel, officials point out, the district salaries current While the district’s assessed valuation has increased, enrollment has increased at a faster rate. staff salaries alone have increased 90 percent since the 196162 school year. Local tax income has risen only 43 percent during the same period. District officials also point to the need for more instructional supplies and equipment, and for program improvements. In Granted Salary addition, the Hikes board recently $600 annually that will become effective next September. The increases are estimated to cost the district about $125,000. District officials also claim they are faced with increasing pressures in competing for qualified teachers. offer other Consequently, the district has fewer dollars to spend per student. For example, during the 1962-63 school year the district’s assessed valuation was assessed valuation $215,563,088, per $70,000. Enrollment totaled 3,076. at with an pupil of that time The district’s valuation now has increased to $262,309,674, but with a 4,237 enrollment, per pupil assessed valuation has dropped to $62,000. Officials say education fund ex- penses this year may exceed ex- penses by $500,000, while next year expenses may exceed income by $900,000. If the referendum fails, the district may have to issue tax anticipation warrants some of these expenses. Total have forced area municipalities and all others to use half the new sales tax revenue to abate real estate taxes. Most argued that this would severely limit the additional revenue cities would gain from must be able to competitive with comparable districts. granted salary increases of $300 to oath. Most exercise rollment will reach 5,000 by 1970. Current enrollment is 4,237. Dr. Plath says expenses for Sales Tax OK Aids Village Asked if he anticipated any problems as clerk of the turbulent ownship, Mr. Ellis replied, ‘No, I Mr. Stilphen added that by licensing businesses the village can 113 Tax Vote Saturday School District 113. Village Mgr. Norris Stilphen estimated that the new business fee may be licensed, but not beauty parlors. “Illinois law has just grown in topsy-turvey fashion in this area. It isn’t uniform at all.” Polls Open at Noon with a proposal to hike vehicle license registration fees. By then Clerk Other which did not apply to all businesses uniformly, but Village Atty. UPP the tax increase. _ As passed by the House, the real estate rebate provision now applies only to Chicago. income has to cover dropped from $2,393,000 in 1962-63 to $2,911,500 in 1966-67, with per pupil income dropping from $777 to $687. Total Rate $1.696 The total 1966 tax rate for all funds in the district is $1.696, a decrease from the $1.752 rate in 1965. If the referendum is successful, the total high school tax rate for 1967 will be about $1.906. The thirteen polling places for Saturday’s referendum are: cinct 1, Bannockburn School; PrePre- tax proposals that would have permitted cities to levy new taxes on liquor, tobacco, and motels. cinct 2, Indian Trail School; Pre Democratic leaders predicted quick Senate approval of the city sales tax increase. Sen. Arrington said they were Dudley The House also killed municipal mistaken. 6, “Obviously, the governor’s the Senate bill are interconsidered leader said. Dewey’s Highland Building; School; Grammar plewood and the mayor’s bill related and must be together,” cinct 3, Edgewood School; Precinct 4, Red Oak School; Precinct 5, Garage; Park Public Precinct Safety Precinct 7, Walden Precinct 8, Deerfield School; School; Precinct Precinct 9, Ma- 10, Wil- mot School; Precinct 11, Page Model Home; Precinct 12, Oak Terrace School; and Precinct 13, Wayne Thomas School. Controlled circulation postage paid at Deerfield, Ill. | �Miss, Mrs. Contests Have Wider Scope - Several ‘‘firsts’’ have been incorporated into the Miss and Mrs. Deerfield contests this year in order to encourage more girls and women to participate. Roy Kissling, vice president of the sponsoring Deerfield three-day, two-night all-expense paid trip to Expo 67. She will be judged on the basis of her family life and her community service, according ot Mr. Kissling, hwo according to Mr. Kissling, who said, ‘“‘She should personify Deerfield women.” Rotary Club, said this week that the winners will be crowned _ at dances instead of during the Family Day Fourth of July celebration. The upper age limit for Miss Deerfield entrants has been Miss Deerfield will be crowned July 3 after finals are held during a dance that night in Alan Shepard School, ‘‘The Coronation Hop.” The dance will feature three bands. Miss Deerfield’s prize will be her chaperoned all-expense paid trip to compete in the Miss Illinois contest. She will be judged on the basis of her personality, her talents, and her appearance in an_ evening dress. There will be no swimsuit competition. Applications are available in the DEERFIELD VILLAGER and in most village beauty shops and women’s apparel stores, and must be filed by May 14. They may be mailed to the VILLAGER or to Box 156, Deerfield, or submitted to Deerfield Family Day at Ford Pharmacy. A photograph must accompany each application. in- creased ‘from 19 to 23, and Miss Deerfield will be permitted to compete in the Miss Illinois con_ test. a Preliminary judging for both contests will be held May 15. The finals for the Mrs. Deerfield contest will be during a dinner-dance May 29 at a local club, when she will be crowned. The dinner-dance will begin with a 7 p.m. social hour, dinner at 8 p.m., and dancing from 9 p.m. to midnight. Tickets, at $12 a couple, may be purchased from a member of any of the five organizations sponsoring Family Day—the Kiwanis, Rotary, Lions, Jaycees, and Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Deerfield will be awarded a Deerfield Juvenile Officer Don Tiffany (kneeling) and Lt. Bob Charles register the bicycles of James Charles, 10; and Mayor Susan Craig, Mayor H. Ross FUR STORAGE the Village of Deerfield is “grateful fairs, ’ ki Student Chuck jaditede Harold McMullen examine blueprints of expanded high school facilities that will open this fall, while teacher Miss Marguerite Prahl and student Wendy Bay scan the teacher assignment chart for new teachers needed to serve growing enrollments in the high school district. (Larry Graff Photo) The Cover: Saturday By WILLIAM President, Board N SATURDAY in our of Education they are activities, charitable doing civic OKEAN FURRIERS in af- endeavors’” 417 Linden Ave., Wilmette and asked all residents to support the sale May 20. The dinners, which will be delivered June 11, include cole slaw, ~~ Dawe Byer and Referendum E. NELSON Township citizens of Township High School District 113 High School District 113 will determine the future course of education for high school students communities. At issue is the kind of schools we want for our children. Half 6 of L Terminal neighborhoods to go together for an NORTHERN LIGHTS Blazer... Lamps Truly, the all occasion jkt. Tailored meticulously of arnel & cotton in our blue oxford cloth & Shades traditional town program to attract and retain able teachers. I urge the citizens of High School District 113 to vote Saturday for good education. west 1-0832 old-fashioned street party. coming into our schools. In addition, the board must continue to develop a competitive salary | 1962, salary costs in the education fund have | increased $1,500,000 because of increasing enrollom ‘ment and higher salaries; (2) during the same Mr. Nelson period, local tax income has increased only $900,000 because assessed valuation has increased more slowly than enrollments; and (3) at the same time, the education fund tax rate of $1.11 per $100 assessed valuation has remained unchanged since 1958. block AL potato chips, rolls, brownies, and half-chickens which have been prebaked then barbecued. The Jaycees are urging whole The education fund, for which the Board of Education is requesting a 21-cent tax increase, supports the teaching staff and the programs it develops. Without additional funds, the board will be unable to meet its obligation of hiring enough teachers for the increasing numbers of students The financial status of the education fund can be explained by three important facts: (1) since (Howard Cpringtime...time for Finney “Community Progress Day’ in honor of the Deerfield Jaycees annual ‘‘Chark-O-Chick”’ sale. Funds from the sale are used to support the Jaycees’ community projects. In the proclamation, Mr. Finney called the Jaycees a ‘dynamic voluntary force working for community betterment.’’ He said that work youth campaign. Praises officially has proclaimed May 20 as for the various registration 13; during the vil- Jaycee Sale Deerfield lage's bicycle Fochler Photo) & model. country. sizes. For In all 39.50 Largest selection of commercial on the shades North and bases Shore ALL TYPES OF SHADES MADE TO ORDER HUBBARD 894 Linden WOODS — Hi 6-4224 478 Central | Open Highland Park Thursday night Cobey’s May 4, 196 �Baxter Smith Gets Two Squabble Committee Continues The Lake area By MELINDA UPP Riverwoods representatives will car Most of the work a 120-acre West site against the which ruled Lake County Board, last summer in favor of petition from OR (office for and visor Riverwoods sued Court the in on this month” those same grounds. Closest to The first argument Riverwoods is Site contends the that community vote on the county board was 25-9, three short of the 28-9 three-fourths majority. Circuit Court Judge Philip Yager ruled in December that Deerfield is >the community closest to the site _ and that only Deerfield’s objection could require the three-fourths ma- in a move bitterly Riverwoods officials, oppose the rezoning rezoning. The suit Milwaukee Road station and post office. The final clean-up activities scheduled for Deerfield Clean-Up Week have been postponed to this Saturday. The workers spent the morning in and around the train station, wash- ing windows, an improper sweeping the scrubbing benches, plat- and pick- ing up limbs and debris. The debris contended will be hauled away later this week that the statute is ‘‘discriminatory, unreasonable, Hampered but not completely discouraged by Saturday’s rain, a group of Deerfield Kiwanians and form, Statute Riverwoods classi- fication, and therefore special legis- lation.” Judge Yager ruled that ‘‘a legislative classification must be pal- by Deerfield Park District employees. The group also provided two new trash containers at the station. Among the debris which they judicial review of it, and it cannot be disturbed by the courts unless they can see clearly that there is no collected were one good left ice skate, a broken card table and chair, two sports shirts, a pair of men’s slacks, a pair of eye glasses, fair five pably arbitrary reason for to authorize the application a of the law.” This, the judge ruled, ‘“‘cannot be said’ in the Riverwoods-Baxter case. Mr. Clark said he hopes for a more sympathetic state supreme hearing court. The in the appeal will be filed ‘‘early this month.” WILL DISCUSS VOTE Saturday’s education fund referendum will be discussed today on radio station WEEF from 5:30 to 6 p.m. Ray Geraci will interview District Supt. Karl Plath and Board Pres. William Nelson on the live program. May 4, 1967 Supernamed public information committee, and the advisory committee. chairman’s Mrs. Stern Mr. Frost Mr. Smith Mr. Frantonius in Appointments will be Richard Moore Kyle, both Kiwanians teachers. empty liquor bottles, and Among those who helped with the project were Merrick Leler, Broderick, Phil Jackman, Rick John Kyle, Willman, DeSandro. among Bix, Pete Heald, Chris Bob Kyle, and Mark Most of the boys are the group which is organiz- ing a Key Club at Deerfield High School under the sponsorship of the Kiwanis Club. group unteers at 9:30 a.m. the train station to projects. and The club’s advisers vice chairman of the other vol- Saturday at finish their by rural and western influences. Cite Example Deerfield Township supervisors cite Friday’s committee appointments as an example. Frank Peers, supervisor, was named to a non- ranking position on the hospital committee. Mrs. Grace Mary Stern, Mr. Peers’ running was named to the county winners in this Mr. called Donald DeSandro, president of the Deerfield Kiwanis, said, ‘‘We want to thank all the other groups who helped in so many ways to make this Deerfield Clean-Up Week a success. We have a wonderful many be announced newspaper. village and community our pride knows in _ this no bounds.” SUT eee Now Read public The shore communities of the county have long charged that the county is dominated mate, home committee. shore’ supervisors are nomination to committee and the central services committee. 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Mr. Fran- ert Moroney, son of former board president Mr. Frantonius county board his election by oney. county Emmett Moroney. was introduced to members following the elder Mr. Mor- Can Increase Wages The great importance attached to committee assignments is due part- ly to the increased wages a supervisor can earn by attending daily committee meetings. Normally a supervisor would earn about $305 a year attending only the monthly board meetings. By becoming a member of several committees and attending daily meetings, a supervisor can earn nearly $5,000 during the year. Committee assignments are also rather prestigious in that much of Smith astounded the soeconomy block, of which members, by his both the judiciary pea and tonius was a running mate of defeated supervisor candidate Rob- works committee. Also this week, the essays submitted by Deerfield grammar school students will be judged. The will ways, the chairman’s advisory committee and Chester and D.H.S. will meet of the Vernon Township Supervisor Clarence Pontius of Riverwoods will head the zoning and planning committee. He also is a member of 97 beer cans. Saturday afternoon, the workers cleaned the interior of the post office, scrubbed the wood work, cleaned the counters, and made and posted new signs. Bob The as any member to only one body, the buildings and grounds committee. Rain Slows Clean-up, But Progress Still Made high school students cleaned up the So Riverwoods’ second move was to seek an unconstitutionality ruling on the state statute which requires the three-fourths majority only when the community closest to the area being rezoned objects to that Criticize was board. West Deerfield’s assistant supervisor, Clifford Johnson, was named Mrs. Kermit Bishop, outgoing president of the Deerfield Woman's Club, and Norris Stilphen, Deerfield village manager, plant a magnolia tree in front of the village hall for Arbor Day. Mrs. Bishop won the money used for the tree at the Lake County Women's Clubs annual luncheon and used it for this purchase because she's "always wanted to see magnolia trees all over the village." (Bud Daley Photo) ‘jority of the county board for the rezoning petition’s approval. The to and committees on its objection to the rezoning should have required a three-fourths ma- has failed petition. Township Frost Mr. Frost was named to as many closest to the Baxter site, and that jority. Deerfield, resented by in to the judiciary Deerfield Bruce Tops two HEU “early is done committee, the zoning and planning grounds, and according to Riverwoods Atty. Lewis Clark, will file its appeal named legislative to county fall board Court, sheriff’s office, and taxation. Mr. Frost was also named to the rezoning research) this of the 37-member chairman of the judiciary committee, which oversees the Circuit LI (light industrial). Circuit S. committee and became vice-president of the central services committee. News south of the village bounded by Lake-Cook Rd., the Tri-State Tollway, and Saunders Rd. Riverwoods’ battle has _ been Baxter’s Samuel $15 for each day they attend a committee meeting. Mr. Smith, former Highland Park magistrate and current assistant supervisor from Deerfield Town- ship, was on committees—with elected committee and the supervisors are paid on a per diem basis trying to block construction of the headquarters 14 Friday ments. For more than a year, the village of less than 2,000 residents has been Riverwoods On page 12 to of Supervisors Smith of Highland Park getting a surprising two appoint- ry its fight against the proposed $10 million Baxter Laboratories international headquarters to the Illinois Supreme Court. More Board TT Tiny County Posts Publis: Fram pT ae eine eee MORTON aA Riverweelt ....5..6.6.4,5 65: SCROGH = On. 6 sk BS. 16, DAS. Teen Page i... 2%. BERLINER Le ene es ee eee Want BO sf Eee 9 57 18 12 17 72 76 29 Women’s 58 News .............. the county business is transacted in committee, and the board acting as a whole tends to pass the committee recommendations. Friday’s meeting, in addition to the more-or-less expected committee assignments, brought out the protest vote of 14-19 which is the current split of the board. The maximum 14 members of the economy bloc, who are mainly from the more populous townships, voted with Deerfield Township Supervisor Frank Peers to strike a proposed rule to limit debate to two speeches of five minutes each. Cite Reason, Courtesy The 14 indicated minority that members debate each should be limited only by reason and courtesy, and that an individual mem- ber should have an opportunity completely present his They were outvoted 19-14. Voting with the to position. minority were Mr. Peers, Mrs. Stern, and Mr. Smith. Mr. Frantonius, Mr. Frost, and Mr. Pontius voted to pass the rule to limit debate. Their position was that the board chairman could grant extra time if it were needed. 7 �Trustees plan Retiring trustee James for his ‘Sense of humor butions ‘tremendous and many to this board” The board contri- by Mayor also heard from a disgruntled developer, Eugene Bergmark, who is seeking rezoning for a 17-unit apartment building in the 10 block of Elm St. , Critizes for Delay Mr. Bergmark told the board that first referred his petition to the n commission in early February. He criticized both the village board and the plan commission for what he considered “unreasonable de; ’ in ruling on the petition. _ Village Atty Richard | plained that his Houpt request, ex- which plan commission that 27 feet be established as the standard width for commercial developments’ driveways in the village. municipal code now sets 27 around ergmark’s property. dy to rule on Mr. tion when a second ight in for another property adjacent mark’s—this y to Bergmark’s petition was rezoning of to Mr. Berg- one from single-fam- multiple-family To Consider _ “The plan commission consider both parcels wants to together ‘since it is impossible to study them piecemeal,” Mr. Houpt said. _ The board decided not to urge the Injured 2n McGovern, and ‘separate accidents Monday with afternoon Mary Ellen, 926 Rosemary Ter., ; oor by a car driven by Mrs. ia Lee Hunt, 1413 Peasant, Round Lake Beach, Ill., at Orchard Ln. and Waukegan Rd. Mary Ellen, who was waiting to cross the street, was motioned the intersection by the of ck another vehicle, then by Mrs. Hunt’s car which for was y the charged right with of failure way a 8 to 10 pedestrian in a crosswalk. _ Mary Ellen was thrown to to feet from the point of impact, but had no broken bones. She was taken Highland Park Hospital, where RATES the MOVING? ase tell us your new address two weeks in advance to insure delivery of your ‘THE HOLLISTER NEWSPAPERS 433-4370 dryer to ; go, probably as to launder the new “wrinkleoverstuffed furniture, broken throw-aways this year. “funnies,” Mr. Stilphen also auction will be held at 10 a.m. F recommendations. Saturday behind the village hall. @ Referred to the plan commission a request for annexation of lots over the past year as lost, stolen, or strayed, are in every imaginable size and condition and that ‘‘most have two wheels.” He noted that these bikes, which have been turned into Deerfield police 1 and 4 in the Deerland subdivision Oe CONGRATULATIONS to Leota Ann Didier, daughter of First Presbyterian Church minister Dr. Bernard F. Didier, a junior the exchange discuss the issue at their next joint meeting with the planners. In other action, the board decided not to pay for paving of private driveways. between the street and the sidewalk as part of the $100,000 Greenwood Av. paving and improvements project from Wilmot to Waukegan Rds. Village Mgr. Norris Stilphen told the trustees that the paving would cost a total of $1,530, or $41.35 for it would make maintenance easier. Several trustees said they believed the paving should not be done at village expense, however, and the proposal died for lack of a ® Authorized a $400 contribution to the Northeastern Illinois Plan Commission. @ Deferred action on whether to include the B-4 business district within the general village treated for abrasions fire and afternoon. Bruce was crossing Deerfield Rd. in front of Deerfield Grammar School when he was struck bya car driven by Henry B. Mendenhall, 3N730 Elizabeth St., Addison. Bruce told police that he was crossing with the crosswalk light, but Mr. Mendenhall said he did not see the light. Mr. Mendenhall was charged with careless driving. Bruce was treated for minor injuries at Highland Park Hospital. DEERFIELD CONVENIENT DROP OFF BOXES FORD in the PHARMACY 765: Deerfield year out-of-state ar foreign and last week at Deerfield Rotary. The Rotarians were charmed ‘are located SUBSCRIPTION washer housewives purchased new ones equipped proof” fabrics. Mr. Stilphen notes that toys, and scrap wood also were popular In his weekly bulletin, information and reminds villagers that the annual bicycle @ Lengthened the term of electri- village and majoring in speech at DePauw University, she recently from a field of 10 finalists as ‘Miss DePauw University.”’ from one to two the state safety students at Rd. Lindemann Pharmacy 800 Waukegan You may use news releases dence. these and Rd. boxes for correspon- at the Deerfield ®@ Voted not to make a stand on the various tax revenue proposals now being considered by the General Assembly. HE LEAGUE of Women same High Parma, Italy; Thierry Hallot, from Rivas Lopez, from Colonia, Uruguay. department. Voters meeting School, booklet by Bianca Champagny, was selected three foreign Guariglia France; from and on Deerfield, Ariel ‘Out of the Wilderness,” published in 1960, notes that “township government is the simplest form of democracy in our present society.” Very few people these days in West Deerfield Township would dare to suggest that township government is simple, and some undoubtedly would ask whether it’s a democracy! Family Day Drive Nears aed AT the otherwise serious community meeting sponsored by the Deerfield Plan Commission last week Bannockburn Village Pres. LeRoy Hall listened to the problems his neighboring communities are facing—from sewage effluent to school district referendums. He $4,000 Goal then cracked, “Gosh, the most serious dilemma keeping the horses off the streets.” The Family Day Booster Drive has almost reached its $4,000 goal to support Deerfield’s Fourth of July celebration. Pres. Paul Martin of Riverwoods, who reiterated his village’s problems with just about everyone over the Baxter Laboratories ‘rezoning suit. — we have these days is There was bitter history behind the cracks of another speaker, “‘We’ve decided we can’t Booster drive workers have tallied contributions totaling $3,600, drive chairman Don Wrobleski said this week. When all of this week’s collections are counted, the total should reach $3,900, he added. He emphasized the fact With Our Deadlines Men’s news and men women’s news: WEDNESDAY. » Fine Arts: NOON WEDNESDAY. Business: THURSDAY. Schools: THURSDAY. Church: NOON FRIDAY. Scouts: NOON FRIDAY. Public Forum: NOON MONDAY. Recreation: NOON MONDAY. (Photos due by noon Friday.) and FOOD Fire in the Pit Park — Under Deerfield ee Rd. Overpass . RL ere IP TILL MAY 15th in FOR SICK ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS | Let Bishop's REPAIR or RENEW YOUR | Room Air Conditioner in service: WEDNESDAY (eight days before publication). Society,. clubs, photos, and other Hardwood Highland the village manager’s office in the village hall,’’ Mr. Wrobleski said. If the booster drive exceeds its $4,000 goal, prices on tickets for the Family Day celebration will be reduced. VILLAGER said. Prime Pit 1540 o1d skokie ra. “So we hope that residents of these areas and other persons who have not contributed will mail their contributions to me at 2200 Stirling contribution Martin On the whole North Shore! All Meat is Lazy Cooked 433-3766 be to canvass Bannockburn and Riverwoods, which also are included in the Family Day celebration. their for Spring carry-out {COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE| DIAL Mr. Wrobleski said he has not been able to find enough volunteers leave Mr. TRY the FINEST a celebration for the people of the or anymore,’ Plant a Seedling that village, and we feel it should supported by them,”’ he said. friends Baby EVERGREEN TREE Deerfield merchants are not being solicited for contributions. ‘‘This is Pl., afford Village ‘What we think we may need are some good old reliable enemies!” as northbound on Waukegan. Mrs. Hunt the @ Appointed Police Chief George Hall to serve as a liaison between was reported “‘doing fine’ Tuesday the year Congratulations also to our Clark Smith. The display ad salesman for the Highwoop and HiGHLAND Park HERALD was Rotarian of the Day Bruce in study the after that. she was automo- to was years until 1969 and to four years Mary man Paulsen, 9, were injured in This The board decided to ask the plan commission to call a public hearing on the 27-foot standard and to i 11, time were the “‘in’’ thing to throw out. Last year it was television sets. village ® Deferred action of the manpower commission on filling annual vacancies until the new trustees more heaters dard. wo Injured in Auto Accidents. _ Two Deerfield youngsters, ex- reports He it for us. ago, old water cal commissioners In other action, the board: Both an the two years done has Stilphen Norris foot-driveway, and village officials tried to enforce the 27-foot stan- motion. residential ng. to make Mgr. Village Happily, that during clean-up week on Berkely Ct. and Wilmot Rd. > said the commission had been area not on the Bulko Oil Corp. petitioned for a 35- save costs in the long run because whole ® Decided have Standard each of the gravel driveways. Robert Bowen, village engineer, told the trustees that the paving would ‘of the Two the Mr. could set off a ‘dominoes’ rezoning the tensive analysis of accounting system. from feet as the standard while the zoning ordinance establishes 35 feet. The conflict arose when the as awarded a plaque by the board _ and praised a report a recommendation The Wetzel because subject isn’t ready yet. Cite _ Mayor H. Ross Finney. standards LLL imbent trustee George Schleicher, were sworn in by their OM MAMA and Charles Bootz, and speed deliberations. The board also deferred action on ee E HAD thought about trying to study the character of Deerfield: by examining the villagers’ rubbish. UMMM embers and considered a iety of other matters. The new trustees, George to By MELINDA UPP Wi Uiptt! evening swore in their new commission In jst Deerfield trustees Monday Sworn FL New On ly in Deerfield | YOU BRING IN & PICK-UP iF $150 ISHOP of Parts PICK-UP AND DELIVER “gmc Cest WE CHU wm Extra HEATING and 1543 Old Deerfield Rd., Highland Park @ ID 2-0407 ce a i aN { — �A Good Meeting EDITORIALS UEERFIELD VILLAGER Ls THURSDAY’S community meeting spon by the Deerfield Plan Commission was one of Your Hollister -Newspaper - DAVIDA. Roe...... Vice President and Publisher ye RICHARD POLLING Js eee July, most constructive area-wide sessions we have seen. 1966 se Enthusiasm and clear thinking were contributed by resentatives of all Deerfield area governing boards—in ing school districts 108, 109, 110, and 113; the Dee library, park, and village boards; and the communities Riverwoods, Bannockburn, Northbrook, and Highland Managing Editor LL. HOLLISTER....... PLACES: Chairman John Aberson of the Deerfield Plan Comn COENOARYON= . Bannockburn School . Indian Trail School Edgewood School Red Oak School Dudley Dewey’s Grarage, 10 Lake Cook County Road City of Highland Park Public Safety Building . Walden School . Deerfield Grammar School . Maplewood School 10. Wilmot School 11. Page Model House, 1362 Knollwood Way, Riverwoods 92. Oak Terrace School 13. Wayne Thomas $chool * HALF < & A OLD ELM sion asked each to summarize plans for the coming outline problem areas, and suggest better means of munication between boards. The representatives of every board got dna to fics, raising such serious problems as: RD ee ye e The unincorporated area between Highland» Northbrook, and Deerfield, where no municipality has ing control. _DA Gare? ye Established e Refuse and the need for inter-community co-ope to solve the problems of refuse collection and disposal. LANE e School district consolidation and the overlappin municipal boundaries, particularly districts 108, 109, 110. e The 40-acre site at the southeast corner of Wauke and Half-Day Rds., where a shopping center has been INIMLIOd posed. e The Baxter Riverwoods from Laboratories Deerfield, rezoning, which Deerfield-Wilmot has Schc trict 110, the Lake County Board, and West Deerfield T ship officials. Above are polling places for Saturday's education fund referendum. Give 113 Your Vote Saturday YATURDAY fe is a crucial day for the future of Highland Park-Deerfield : ‘High School District 113. _ The district, which has not had an increase in its tax-rate ceiling since 1958, will ask the voters for financial help that lay. The proposal ‘is to raise the educa- tional-fund ceiling from $1.11 to $1.32 per 100 assessed valuation. The importance of the tax increase is illustrated by the amount of work hat has gone into its presentation. About 250 residents have spent countless hours honing and going door-to-door to exthe referendum, and a special citi- ens committee of 15 has been publicizing the Proposal. Along with the school adrators and board members, these eople have talked to almost every PTA, 'C, and civic group. d they have had a good proposal to sell. The education fund provides the salaries, equipment, and supplies which are the heart of any student’s education. This fund must be healthy, and 113’s has all the symptoms of sickness. Expenses may exceed income this year by $500,000. Although there are enough _ reserve funds for 1966-67, the deficit will rise to $900,000 by 1967-68, the first year in which tax funds now approved could be used. Without a tax-rate increase, tax anticipation warrants then would be necessary, and a cutback in program—and quality—might follow. Costs are going up for 113 just as they are everywhere. Teachers need higher salaries, and the cost of supplies keeps soaring. The need is unquestionable, and we hope that district voters respond to it with a “yes” vote Saturday. e The land along County Line Rd. from Sanders to wine Rds., a potential site for office and research, trial, or commercial zoning. e The newly reorganized tion information, distributing publications to schools and the library, and serving as hostess Other Yt low so that no one will be prohibited ‘om joining this worthwhile group for lac ¢ of funds. So the League depends upon ; generosity of public-spirited citizens tl finance its es ices, including instruction on how to > voting machines, providing registra- for naturalization services ceremonies. are a free speakers bu- But these contributions can be only as extensive and as worthwhile as the money available to support them. All local residents should give the League a hand. The benefits will be plentiful. Libre Each of these will require careful study and, most There are no easy answers to any of them, but the fii step is awareness of the other board’s was gained at Thursday’s meeting. Lines disagreement were clearly outlined. This benefit could be lost, however, if followed reasonably soon by others with the same boards. Several persons at the such a follow-up, and we strongly second The Northeastern Illinois problems and of agreement ¢ this session is representative meeting sugg their suggesti Planning Commission, | even the Lake County Plan Commission, cover too larg area to anticipate our problems before they become insc uble. And subject-matter groups, such as the North Subur ban Council on Refuse or the North Suburban Transpor tion Council, deal only with problems affecting their. D€ fic area. The Deerfield area, although relatively small in are. one of the fastest growing in the Chicago metropolitan< and it must have co-ordinated planning and communicé Public F orum Urges Voter Support for 11 HIGHLAND reau available to community groups, a civic calendar, a booklet on Deerfield government and history, and an observer at all public meetings. Public portant, co-operation among the boards which are affe The HE DEERFIELD League of Women Voter§ needs the support of village Deerfield which is operating in an inadequate physical plant. are the PARK—Teachers greatest assets of Deer- field and Highland Park high schools. They are the final determiners of the kind of high school education our children receive. Our communities have con- structed two fine high school buildings for our children. We must continue to staff these buildings with the finest teachers ing the 1960s, income trict. teachers have and_ costs_ for risen sharply dur- faster If we want to hire retain the best teachers, we be willing to pay the price. | The Board of Education District 113 urges your s Saturday for the education fe : referendum. We are voting on the quality of our major asset—tea ers. William E. Nelson, pr Board of E we can find. Enrollments much for the high school (Continued on page 74) | �Bannockburn Board 61 GOAL $360,000 UNITED STTLEMENT APF © J Dormitory Plans at Trinity | Bannockburn trustees Monday night examined preliminary drawings of a proposed 232-student dormitory for Trinity College. Before checking over the drawings, the board approved an ordinance that implemented an earlier resolution approving, in principle, construction of the dormitory. Bannockburn Trustee Robert Doetsch pointed out that the college has several “problems” which ought to be ironed out before a building permit is issued. The all-girl dormitory would be a Scheele {left), 1345 Eastcanton Clarence Boebel (right), director of Settlements, prepare Donald Peters associate general chairman (labor Settlement Appel. Mr. Scheele is Merchandising area. Rd., Deerfield, and the Chicago Federation of for his “hard hat" job as area) of the 1967 United co-chairman of the appeal's Purdue University, page 5) graduate allocated $6,000 for the supervisor’s of and a trustee and treasurer of the Evangelical Congregation Church in Highland Park. He has been a Deerfield resident 12 years, and lived in Highland Park 11 years. He and his wife, Mary, daughter, Mary, who has teacher in School District last four years. Mrs. Ellis said, ‘I am can serve the community way,” she said. The auditors, have a been a 108 the happy he in some meeting as the board of appointment, had hoped to vote on the applicants at last week’s meeting, but three residents in the audience thought the applications should be considered at least a week. Frost Questions In another matter at last Thursday’s meeting, Supervisor Bruce Frost questioned for reconsideration of a motion passed by auditors at the last meeting to lower Mr. Frost’s salary to $2,400. Auditors ‘Willard Wageman, William Jacob, and Edwin Gillen refused to comment on the statement. Voters at the Apr. 4 town meeting approved a budget which LWYV to Start of Women bert Neil, 641 Timber Hill; and Mrs. Jerry Lebow, 1326 Dartmouth. A nonpartisan organization, the League takes stands on issues, but not on candidates or political parties. Services of the League include information on ‘registration, elections, candidates, and legislators. booklet pre- sents facts on local, township, county government. and 10 Town and responsibilities’ at the town meeting. Refuse Approval The auditors also again refused to approve bills stemming from resolutions passed at the town meeting. The resolutions called for payment of specific bills and detailed several township operational changes. Mr. Frost already has paid the among would niles, to be prohibit Both ex-convicts, and narcotics addicts and they will ask her attorney, James Reagan of Northbrook, to give the new clerk whatever township records she possesses. Gillen Give also Key agreed to give expenses are in the office and that he is being ‘‘pressed”’ for payment. In another matter, Paul Potter of Bannockburn asked Mr. Jacob what his ‘“‘status’’ was on the board. At the town meeting, Mr. Jacob said he planned to resign as an auditor. ‘I think the fact that I’m here explains that,’ Mr. Jacob said. is to legitimize building and the village should consider juve- from Both Chief Hall and Chief Bevenuti said that the bills should also prohibit those with mental problems or nervous conditions from owning guns. Chief Hall cited the case of an area woman who walked into a sports shop, purchased a gun, then shot herself to death. ‘‘Whatever we can do to prevent killings is a good thing,”’ Chief Hall | said. He added that all guns should be registered, and noted that many private citizens in Deerfield now register their guns voluntarily with luncheon, and employees will introduce visitors to their departments and demonstrate new equipment and techniques during evening tours. Monday, ‘‘This is Your be shown Wednesday at 2:30 and the mer. Miss Judi Diane Weller Anderson and Miss will go to Venezuela, and Bill Meier is being sent to the Republic of Congo. Sharon McNeese will visit the Philippine Islands, and Dan Olson will assist the missionaries in Malaysia and Singapore. The Student Missionary Fellowship will finance the project. The students are to visit mission fields of The Evangelical Free Church of America, which has 170 missionaries countries. in ‘seven overseas GRACIOUS WINING & DININ SCORNAVACCO'S WASHINGTON 550 Green GARDENS Bay Rd. HIGHWOOD PLEASE CALL FOR RESERVATIONS. 432-7651 For The Next 9 Days Make A Wish... Then Stop In And Enter Our Mother's Day Drawing the year will be honored at a buffet film, fifth MATERNITY Highland Park Hospital will observe National Hospital Week Sunday through May 13. During the week, the employee of will his ee Hospital Week To Be Observed The at beginning Five Trinity College students will perhaps adopting is observe and assist missionaries in overseas mission fields this sum- next meeting. He said past meetings had been conducted in too informal a manner. The board also approved a $25 monthly pay raise for Lt. Robert Charles to $175 a month, and made him acting supervisor of the vil- bills who 9 Trinity Students To Work Overseas could grant a zoning variance for the other. Other Points Discussed In other business, Pres. Hall passed out copies of ‘rules of procedure”’ which he said the board owning firearms. tal,’’ ‘‘our mu- tual offspring.’’ He said the college could apply for a permit for the one the bills in the registered. Hall, term as president; David Dooley Jr., village clerk; T. R. Grutza, who served two terms as clerk and now is beginning a term as trustee; Robert Doetsch and John Quackenbush Jr., both trustees. : problem General Assembly. One would license the gun owners and another bill would require the guns is lage’s police force, Deerfield Police Chief George Hall had been acting as the Bannockburn chief. It was announced that the record winter snowfall cost the village $1,006 in snow plowing changes. The village previously had paid $300 and Monday night the board approved payment of the remainder. Installed at the meeting, the first since the Apr. 18 election, were Mr. Village Pres. LeRoy Hall said the Firearms Bills preference said one existing building permit. bills, but he wanted the auditors to - the police department.” Chief Benvenuti said that he acknowledge them so they could be thinks the current proposals are a entered in the record. “good start,’ but says he hopes ‘‘What is there for the auditors to too do?”’ Mr. Jacob asked. ‘‘You are to that they do not become restrictive. audit them,’’ Mr. Frost replied. He said that every private citizen Mr. Jacob said he protested the should have a gun in his home for bills but that ‘I really can’t do his own proteciton. anything.” Board members formally accepted Mrs. Vetter’s resignation, Mr. Frost a key to the upstairs office at Town Hall. The supervisor said bills ffor Apr. 4 election committee includes Mrs. Raymond Parker, 495 Susan Ln.; Mrs. Her- Your The supervisor also said that electors gave him ‘‘many additional Mr. Voters will start its week-long annual finance drive Monday. Mrs. Gerald Marlatt, 435 Deerfield Rd., is the chairman. Her Its Know valuation. Will Finance Drive The Deerfield League salary—a $1,000 increase over last year. : In his statement, Mr. Frost said that the average salary of Lake County Supervisors “now exceeds $7,000’ and that the township ranks third in the county in assessed duties Police Favor Deerfield Police Chief George Hall and Highwood Chief Ted Benvenuti this week praised state legislation which would control firearms, but neither expressed Township Election (Continued from Mrs. Ellis is a He only 17 feet from the lot line and is in violation of a village ordinance which requires such buildings to be at least 50 feet from the line. Also, Mr. Doetsch said, another building, currently being used as a temporary library, was built without a See ere rare H. ABOUT NEWS 54,000-s quare-foot, three-story structure. Need Foundation Drawings Trinity College officials were told to bring the foundation drawings to the board when they are completed and if specifications meet the village requirements, a_ building permit will be issued. John Views Hospi- Ist PRIZE p.m. One Friday afternoons. Patients will receive special tray favors and food, and evening guests also will be served special desserts. $50 Dress Of Your Choice One Prize At Each Chicago Area Store Write For Our New Summer Catalog VISIT PARENTS Mr. 1039 and Kenton Mrs. Rd., James K. Deerfield, Stucko, have returned from Florida after a visit with Mr. Stucko’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Stucko of Park Ridge, who spent the winter months in St. Petersburg Beach. 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Shifts ..........from 16.00 ......from 19.00 Robes..........from 15.00 Swimwear We Honor Listen To Our Program: “RED FELL SHOW” Use Our Complete Formal Rental Service OPEN MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS EVERY 7-9 SATURDAY AT 11:30 A.M. y 595 Central Ave. vit. ccc ID 2-5300 iecietttncaiteeiaiievei cuit ttc Highland Park tcc | ON WEEF V and...Winnetka and Glencoe cctv �By BONNIE FOSTER The Riverwoods Village Milwaukee Av. and Deerfield Rd. Board threatened possible court action nday if a land-fill operation on waukee Av. is not cleaned up. $y a unanimous vote, board ‘members authorized Village Pres. Paul Martin to take whatever steps are necessary to keep the fill from becoming a garbage dump. Mr. Martin said that ‘exposed -garbage’’ and loose paper still is ‘present at the fill despite recent _ correspondence between the board; _. Joseph Cannon, Lake County zoning officer; and Judge LaVerne Dixon f Lake County Circuit Court. Mr. Martin added, however, that he fill is in better condition than it as about a month ago, when the board first complained of the situation to the county. Since the land is only adjacent to Riverwoods, any action must be taken by county officials. The fill is ps located on the southeast corner of Judge Dixon promised a ‘daily investigation’’ ot the operation, Mr. Martin said, and the board was assured by Mr. Cannon that the fill was “under close surveillance.”’ Mr. Martin said he asked Mr. Cannon three weeks ago that a board member be allowed to inspect the property with the county zoning officer, but that he has not replied. Did Not Give Right Mr. Martin pointed out that Judge Dixon did not give the village the right to inspect the property, but did authorize Mr. Cannon to take a village representative with him. A telegram reminding Judge Dixon of the situation was sent Monday by Mr. Martin. In the past week, the president has noticed ‘‘a growing amount of paper blowing toward the village,” and ‘‘exposed garbage around the NEWS edges of the fill. The land is too close to let it get in the deplorable condition it was in a month ago,” Mr. Martin commented. In another ‘‘get tough’’ action Monday, the board authorized Vil- lage Atty. Alfred Lewis to investigate the possible demolition of a barn and several houses located on the northeast corner of Sanders and Deerfield Rds. The property is owned by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. Makes Threat The board already has threatened the owner that it will seek a court order for demolition if they are not repaired. “‘The corner is getting each Those bills would give municipalities absolute control of zoning in unincorporated areas within 1% miles of their boundaries. 640 “Concern prompted Sherry Ln., River- over the legislation formation of a _ study committee at eeting. Board Monday’s board member Lawrence Zantis chairman, assisted by board nember William Hill and former board member Roy Stanger. - The original two bills regarding zoning rights were endorsed by the board when they were proposed in January by Rep. Eugene Schlickman (R.-3rd). Zoning Code Amendments To Be Aired Several proposed amendments to Riverwoods zoning ordinance willbe discussed during a hearing _at 8 p.m. Monday. _ The hearing will be held in the home of Village Pres. Paul Martin, 640 Sherry Ln., Riverwoods. Proposed amendments include: » More specific requirements for using close to Ravinia Green e Removing guest houses from. gal use. The village has had fficulty determining when the houses become two-family use on single-family property. _ @ Increasing fees for conducting hearings from $50 to $100. -® More specific requirements for constructing accessory buildings. _ Proposed restrictions on village -horse-owners _at the hearing. will not be discussed Opposed unofficially by the Riverwoods board is an amendment to the bill that would eliminate municipalities with less than 10,000 population from the provisions. “This nullifies the intent of the original bill,’’ Mr. Hill said. The ered bills now by the are being House consid- Committee on County and Township Affairs. The presumed intention of Thursday’s meeting will be approval of a resolution opposing the amendment. Mr. Hill Lake commented County Board ugly,’ Mr. Martin said. He believes the buildings now are unoccupied, though in the past several families have resided in State Legislation Martin, Pedrucci Riverwoods increasingly _ their boundaries. - The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. at the home of Village Pres. Paul by Tino Pedrucci, 2045 Arrow Ln. The village claims that Mr. ABOUT that opposes the giving municipalities increased zoning power, because ‘‘this would take one. The area is zoned for single-family use. Following up another zoning violation, Trustee Paul Henschen, who is the village zoning officer, reported on the status of property owned Vigilance Pays! village ditch last week. W. L. Burkhardt, 345 Thornmead- ow Rd., noticed two men throwing the trees off their truck at Sherry Ln. and Portwine Rd. Mr. Burkhardt pursued the truck, men then Medina Named To Zoning Board Mr. “lost” part of their load. them and put returned to Burkhardt the trees the behind back in their truck. Mr. Burkhardt followed them to make certain no more ‘“‘losses’’ occurred. The resident men’s actions nursery. then reported to the owner the of the appeals. Pres. Paul Martin said for a village Landreth, treasurer. Lewis current treasurer, wants to resign. : Mr. Martin said ‘‘it would be helpful’ if residents submitting their names for the treasurer’s post had some knowledge and experience in accounting procedure. District 102 Plans Fun Fair May 20 The annual fun fair of School District 102 will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 20 in the Aptakisic-Tripp School gym. Family games will be featured, and refreshments will be sold all day. Highlight of the fair is the donation booth, where more than are Michael was re-elected to the board. directors that the club ‘“‘wants to be a responsible citizen.”’ The president however, said that the he thought, board should continue their policy of “strict and fair’ patroling of the village’s regulations regarding licensees. In other business Village Pres. Paul Martin Monday, the board: © Heard a report that the village still owes about $7,384 for recent litigation. Cites 1962 Agreement The suit charges that a 1962 annexation agreement between the village and the firm provided that the property was to be given to the village when land-fill operations were completed. The land fill, bounded on the east by the Des Plaines River and the west by Milwaukee Av., was closed late in 1966. @ Heard a report that an appeal will be filed Tuesday in the vil- lage’s suit regarding against Lake County Baxter Laboratories. Atty. Gerald Snyder Jr., speaking for Atty. Lewis Clark, said oral arguments probably will not be heard until fall. @ Heard Mr. Martin remind board that the village’s 1968 the ap- propriation ap- ordinance must be proved prior to the end of July. Aptakisic 8th Graders Will Tour Springfield from by the this school’s event, spon- Illinois The eighth-grade class overnight 26-27. tour of Springfield the state museum last an May and week Laké per $100 assessed valuation. The county now taxes at a rate o! 6.7 cents per $100, and citizens voted last November to reduce the ceiling to 3.7 cents. The reduced tax’ rate would have gone into effect during the 1967-68 fiscal year. __ Adds Amendment —E_—sCi The House attached a Cook; County revenue amendment to th tax-ceiling bill so the bill mustbe considered again in the Senati where it originated. The amendment is dependent on Board Pres. Richard Ogilvie’s contro | revenue program, and so the tax- ceiling bill may be subjected to extensive debate in the Senate. State Reps. Daniel Pierce (D. 32nd) of Highland Park and Jot Henry Kleine (R.-32nd) of Lake Forest voted against the bill be- they did to not want overturn a the refe; But both said the new ceiling is reasonable. of Apta- kisic-Tripp School has planned House County out of a citizen-imposec revenue decrease. a& The measure would allow all counties to tax at a rate of 10 ce! endum. Park and archives. Profits The passed a bill which would bail cause year the fair raised over $700 for the school. by local mer- chants will be given away. Tax Ceiling Bill Passed By House legislature will include visits to state buildings, Lincoln’s home, New Salem State sored terms, reported that a liquor license was issued last week to Ravinia Green Country Club. . He said the board has made “‘more than a reasonable investigation of the officers and directors’’ and that he felt there was ‘‘no further reason to delay issuance of the license.”’ Mr. Martin said he has had “repeated assurance’ from the Club, will be used to purchase new stage curtains for the gym. Last and Norman Wilewski as secretary. New board members, to serve year nance regarding operating businesses in the village. In another matter, Mr. Martin Community 400 prizes presented Leider and Don Boeing. Peter Nick Pedrucci Twenty-seven students, accompanied by their teacher, John Marling, will travel by chartered bus to the state capital. The tour DULSKI HEADS BOARD District 102 School Board recently elected Joseph Dulski as president three Advise A vigilant Riverwoods resident prevented two nursery workers from dumping a load of trees into a with Village To The zoning officer said he would advise Mr. Pedrucci of the ordi- asked that the attorney investigate The the board still is looking for another zoning-planning board member and nursery the possibility of fraud, as well as failure to turn over title to the property to the village. scene, pointed by the Riverwoods Board to fill a vacancy on the village’s plan commission and zoning board of a Tree Dumpers Villager Stops caught up with it, and informed the men that they apparently had F. Medina, 2870 Monday was ap- operating @ Heard a report that the village’s suit against Lake Land Fill Co. of Northfield is set for trial in mid-June in Lake County Circuit Court. Board member William Hill this power from the board and return it to the municipalities where it belongs.”’ Dr. Robert Cherokee Ln., is business from his home and has ordered him to remove the business before Oct. 31. According to Mr. Henschen, about one-third of the acre lot is used for nursery plantings. Mr. Henschen said the land has been zoned residential for the last 10 years. ae Blames Legislators _— Deerfield Township gaye Frank measure Peers, to a supporter cut of the county blamed the passage of the measure] on Lake County legislators. ; es “The Lake County cen responsible for this disregardingof the citizen’s will no pc now they voted,” he said. “I that both the county tax cunt ise the courthouse rate will double asa result of this action. oe = ae May 4, 1967 | �Ne Pe tae nee re eg . Fe: # ee se e — x Cai mais ames atest e oe Kin = Shore Senior Center in Action 47e¢ High School Students Is Sunday Open House Theme Ranked “The North Shore Senior Center Action’’ will be demonstrated at he center’s open house from 1:30 0 3:30 p.m. Saturday in several ooms of Winnetka Community ouse. The event will celebrate Senior itizens Month as proclaimed for ay by President Lyndon Johnson. “An afternoon of exhibits, dem- bnstrations, and a 40-minute proPram will offer a panoramic view bf our activities,’’ said Mrs. Duane . Ramsey, executive director of he center. “We invite families and friends of enter members and the commun- ty, to join in our tribute to the orth Shore’s senior citizens,’ she hdded. Mrs. Robert Wiese of Wilmette is bpen house general chairman. George Bray of Winnetka, former pxecutive committee member of he Mayor’s Commission for Senior itizens, will be master of cere- onies for the program beginning at 2 p.m. He will present this year’s William: Jennett, Glencoe, chairman of the Nov. 7, 1967, Holiday Bazaar, and Mrs. Hans Levi, Highland Park, assistant; creative plastics, Miss Grace Margarum, Winnetka, instructor; decoupage, Mrs. John McDowell, Winnetka, instructor; lipreading, Mrs. Joseph Lelewer, Highland Park, instructor. Other leaders include weaving, Mrs. Alfred Howard, Highland Park, instructor; French classes, Mrs. Miles Gibbons, Wilmette, Mrs. Homer B. Park and Mrs. John Manierre, Winnetka, instructors; and the ElanDees, Mrs. Goldfarb. During the Month, the Girl Scouts of America are beginning a new nationwide effort to enrich the lives the ‘‘generation gap” on a person to person level. The Deerfield Gir] Scouts, for example, will regularly visit senior shut-ins throughout May. RETURN FROM Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Wheaton and their daughter, Miss Paula Wheaton, 10 Colony Ln., Deerfield, have returned from a 10-day skiing holiday at Aspen, Colo. Miss Wheaton, a western Walden March graduate of North- University, is teaching at School in Deerfield. The Wheatons’ son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Karr of Dayton, O., spent a weekend with them in Aspen. in Top II in Math Deerfield and Highland Park High School students ranked in the top 11 schools in the state in the 1967 annual high school mathematics examination. The test, given in March, is sponsored jointly by the Mathematical Association of America, Society SKIING of Actuaries, tq ee) and Mu Alpha Theta. This is the second consecutive year the two high schools have captured a high ranking. Special honors went to Kenneth L. Spector, a Highland Park High School student, who was one of nine students scoring 80 or more out of a possible 150 on the examination. Kenneth finished fifth in the state. A total of 318 Illinois high schools competed in the contest. cs ee The top three scorers at both Deerfield and Highland Park High School composed each school’s — team, and their were submitted judging. combined scores for statewide Deerfield’s team was Jim Sandler, Pamela Erickson, and Harriet Kang. Highland Park’s team Kenneth Spector, Richard Grossman, and Mark Levy. was W. The test is conducted nationwide and in Canada. VISIT RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. Michael Counen have returned to Toledo, O., after visiting Mrs. Counen’s brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bishop, 7 Grenadire Ct., Lincolnsnire. , p i h s n a m k r o w y d d o h s li you hate of both young and old by bridging youll love the Mercedes-Benz 250S. , senior Citizens Month’ theme ‘Meeting the Challenge of the ater Years” in his commentary. Have Nominees Mrs. T. Clifford Noonan of Wil- ette, North Shore Senior Center president, will introduce the cener’s nominees for community ser- ice awards—Mrs. Orray T. Knight hnd Howard Bede, both of Highland Park. Mr. Bede, a full-time volunteer in Area schools for several years, is he center’s candidate elected to he Mayor’s Commission for Senior itizens 1967 Hall of Fame. He is a are sealed with pewter. To thwart president of the center. She is the enter’s painted four times. The top coat is Mrs. Knight, Fame as andidate, elected to the Hall the center’s 1966 is a founder 1967 and former nominee for the netropolitan Volunteer of the Year Award. The program also will feature songs by a Choral group of 14 men and women directed by Mrs. Adeaide Bradburn of Kenilworth. A Panel Discussion Set current events topic will ANAAKAASOOO 250S engine hums for over an hour on a test stand before installation in the car. this trial run, engine oil is changed 62 to rinse away every speck of dust and debris. One of every 11 Mercedes-Benz ployees is an inspector. Come in the Mercedes-Benz 250S yourself; pressed by how well they do their rust, the in- sides of the rocker panels get a zinc lining—and even the insides of the hub caps get a protective coating of primer. When the 250S is painted, it’s etired advertising executive. Every special During times The Mercedes-Benz 250S is painstakingly, meticulously, patiently built to be the last car into the scrapyard. Its heavy-gauge steel body is welded 10,000 times—then hand-filed, buffed and sanded for three hours. Vital body seams RESO factory emand inspect you'll be imjob. SES hand-sprayed, then hand-rubbed. If an inspector finds a blemish, he sends the whole car back to the paint shop. be Hiscussed by a panel of Men’s Club bf aembers including Herbert Davis Kenilworth, president and mod- Prator; and Elliott Parfitt, Dunbar, and Arthur Weed, Lee all of Vilmette. _Miss Elizabeth Bredin president, ind Mrs. Alger Goldfarb, program airman, will Dees women’s describe the Elan group format of ‘listeners and discussers.’’ Both are Highland Park residents. “Center in Action’ exhibits and lemonstrations will be presented hroughout the afternoon under the ollowing leadership: Men’s Club and Men’s Camera lub, including a slide talk, William ). Morris of Wilmette, chairman; ommunity service workshop, Mrs. night, chairman, assisted by nembers of the Junior Auxiliary of Ihe Wilmette Woman’s Club; Spansh classes, Mrs. ein, Winnetka, ession, Mrs. E. William Krum- instructor; bridge D. Porges and Ars. J. C. Redlich, Highland Park, structors; spring home garden sminar, Joseph Smith, Wilmette, ecturer; Chautauqua programs, We Specialize in Overseas Delivery KNAUZ (orel ahaha l-vaht- 1 Autos Mrs. Joseph Giallombard of Wilette, leader; current events disussion, Mrs. Elmer Kaplan, Northbrook, co-ordinator. Also, ceramics, Mrs. Francis Brin, Highland Park, instructor; azaar boutique ay 4, 1967 workshop, i = > Leg =») ae) OY ee eds | ee Open evenings & Sunday © 234-1700 © 1044 N. Western, Lake Forest Mrs. 13 �113 Board Member Attends Convention in Portland, Ore. Alex Briber of Deerfield, a member of the Deerfield-Highland Park High School District 113 board, recently attended the 27th annual convention of the National School Boards Association in Portland, Ore. He. This many cooks didn't spoil the broth! The These are the six wom- en who have compiled the Sunset Skillet cookbook of the Sunset From left are Mrs. Ar- thur Young, Mrs. John F, «| Py Burris, Mrs. Scott Cam- 2a eron, = James Special Gather Recipes for Cookbook The York doing recipes good A ones MATTER board Miss Kathleen Hartman of High land Park was graduated la month from Delta Air Lines Scho in Atlanta and is flying out of Ne Orleans. Miss Hartman, the daug ter of Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Hartma Jr., 175 Indian Tree Dr., make-up the books) and One of AMERICA’S LARGEST DISPLAYS PIANO/ORGAN NEW/USED BALDWIN STEINWAY WURLITZER KIMBALL CABLE LOWREY OF the proceeds go to charitable or educational causes. The latest is The Sunset Skillet compiled by six members of the Sunset Ridge-Middlefork PTA in Northfield. The 5 by 7 volume of 375 pages is the real effort of all the mothers in the PTA: They submitted their best recipes after receiving request notes sent home via their children. All the recipes are signed and are included under intriguing titles such as Damsel’s Delight or Tailgate Tote. In addition to the usual variety of recipes, there are 10 special occa- sions menus—for an international a Ravinia picnic, party, a continen- tal buffet and others. Since it’s a PTA affair, the school children are definitely part of the - book. Included are their favorite recipes from the school cafeteria and dishes and foods they can prepare themselves. Proceeds of the cookbook will be used for school improvements. It will be offered for sale at the school fair June 3, at the annual PTA Area Women given 50 years of continuous volunteer service. Those from Highland Park are Mrs. Mare Neuman, 1686 Second St.; Mrs. F. F. Wicks, 966 Wade St.; Mrs. B. R. Rothschild, 1124 Wade St.; and Mrs. Paul Powell, 667 _ Park Av. W. The meeting’s speaker will be Maj. Allan P. Scholl, special warfare training officer on the staff of the deputy chief of staff for operations and training at Fifth Army Headquarters. Maj. Scholl, a para- chutist will 14 and discuss special ways forces the Red whole thing are Mrs. Arthur Young, Mrs. John Burris, Mrs. séott Cameron, Mrs. Samuel Figge, and Mrs. Stanley Blaker. Mrs. James Smith did the clever throughout. All line are drawings from North- field. Below cluded. are two of the recipes officer, Cross in- Egg Salad Dressing 2 1/4 1/4 1/2 1/2 1/4 1/4 hard-cooked eggs, cup vinegar cup salad oil cup mayonnaise tsp. dry mustard tsp. salt tsp. garlic powder armed meeting Madrilene (Serves 8) cups consomme madrilene tsp. basil tsp. thyme envelopes gelatine cup tomato juice thisp. lemon juice cups diced cucumber cup minced onion tsp. seasoned salt tsp. salt tsp. monosodium glutamate dash of pepper 1/4 cup green pepper 1/2 cup water chestnuts, diced Heat the consomme thyme. Soften with basil gelatine in tomato juice. Strain out herbs from the hot madrilene, then add gelatine and minced onion. Re- move from heat and season with salt, salt, pepper, juice. until Chill monosodium and it lemon begins to thicken. Fold in cucumbers, pep- per, and water until firm. Chill chestnuts. by Red Cross forces will seasoned glutamate, in start Families Learn at 8 p.m. in the Red Cross North Cook County Region headquarters at 1700 Central St., Evanston. Safe Boating Two Highland Park families and one from Highwood attended the annual] spring conference of district 20 of the United States Power Squadrons. Iowa, last week. The former commander of the Waukegan Power Squadron, Michael F. O’Brien of 316 Highwood Av. in Highwood attended with his wife. The organization is devoted to the promotion of safe boating through education. Mr. Bolinger is the newly elected commander of the group. The discussion topic of the conference was the updating and improvement of instruction in safe boat handling. The Waukegan squadron conducts classes in Libertyville and Waukegan. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Bolinger, 455 Cedar Av. and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Howard, 1761 Lake Cook Rd., all of Highland Park attended the five state conference in Des Moines, NEW /USED HAMMOND LOWREY BALDWIN CONN WURLITZER THOMAS Salad 3 1/2 1/2 2 1 2 11/2 1/3 1/2 1/4 1/4 and Add vinegar slowly to salad oil; stir in mayonnaise and blend. Add eggs, chopped fine. Season with mustard, salt, and garlic powder. serves the Vietnam. The public Jellied chopped to Be Honored Four Highland Park women will be among 10 honored at Tuesday’s golden anniversary meeting of the Evanston chapter of the American Red Cross. The ten have meeting May 15, and at the fall book fair. Copies also are available from the secretary at Middlefork School, Wagner Rd., Northfield. 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Morsé BRUCK Women’s -Everybody’s on of VISIT NAYLOR’S Thing in Fund Raising— CAROL Subcommittee Also speaking at the meeting were: Dr. Paul A. Miller, assistant secretary for education of the ley Blaker. (Staff Photo by Larry Graff) By which tion. Smith, Mrs. Samuel Figge, and Mrs. Stan- THE meeting, The convention theme was “School Boards: A_ Creative Force,’’ and the Keynote speaker was Oregon Congresswoman Edith Green, chairman of the House Ridge-Middlefork PTA. Mrs. three-day ended last week, was attended by about 9,000 school board members and administrators. 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Open 8 fo 9, Sat. til6 ab Zi gr Mattingly & Moore, $698 TM to Pight quantities. > SUNSET % Plenty of Free Parking .. al Imported Inver House, Green Plaid 59¢ prs BOY : vs 496 \ or BOCK 9¢ ™-o2 PAR LIQUOR DEPARTMENT 4 orom VOD$929KA GIN 1 35° “=x AY SPR py A TIDE Easy—off MACARONI & The Custom Brew — Meister Brau ~ RASPBERRIES "2-39 LF Shrimp Sauce, Liquor is sold only in our Lake Forest Store REAL ‘Birds Eye Selected or ¢ SUNSET'S ALS D9 OF Hoffman House’ / $] 00 46-08. cans J AMERRY CHERRY DRINK 1 tewep TOMA” $y | vase, 00 ] 2" O9' BM CLEANER Kraft Deluxe American $ «3 = 636 Deceit wisauick “4S 303 cans 4 on Se 825 So. Waukegan Rd., Lake Forest Open 8 to 9:30, 7 Days a Week iy “Y YK N y~\ . �While their laughing classmates from Shepard Junior High School watch, Ed Hellier and Bob ‘Roach (right) play in the stockades at Williams- burg, Va. The eighth graders visited the colonial community and Washington, D.C., recently. Students Return From A group of 141 eighth graders from Alan B. Shepard Junior High School, have returned from the school’s seventh annual tour of the Washington, D.C., area. The youngsters, who were accompanied by six chaperones, trav- eled by train to Washington, where they boarded buses for a tour of the Capitol Building, Arlington National Cemetery, Mt. Vernon, and Williamsburg, Va. After spending their first night in Washington Williamsburg, they saw the movie, “The Story of a Patriot,” and toured the city Williamsburg. When building; the Smithsonian Institute; the Air and Space Museum; the National Gallery of Art; the Natu- they returned to Washington, they took an evening tour of the Lincoln ral Memorial, the Washington Monument, and the Jefferson Memorial. The next day’s tours included stops at the Bureau of Archives, where the Constitution, Declaration of Independence, and Bill of Rights are displayed; the Bureau of Engraving and Printing; the F.B.I. History Museum; and_ the Medical Museum. Chaperons for the tour were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Shepard, Gerald Neophitos, Miss Roberta Bobsin, Robert Schroeder, and Miss Kathy Sommers. Coffee Planned For Thursday By Area PTA The Maplewood-Shepard PTA will sponsor a ‘Morning Coffee for Moms” at 9:30 next Thursday in Shepard School. Mrs. Nellie Winters, head librar- Bogey ian of Deerfield-Wilmot School District 109, will discuss the district’s Baffles new library and explain how the library of today has become a learning center featuring visual and audio learning aids. She will discuss children’s literature and provide a list of books that children should read. Mrs. Robert Guasta (left), president-elect of the MaplewoodShepard PTA, and students Cindy Flandreau and Jim Dronzek learn about the Shepard School library from Mrs. Nellie Winters, Deerfield- Wilmot School District 109 head librarian. (Howard Fochler Photo} 110 Sets Final PTA Meeting The Deerfield School District 110 will hold its final PTA meeting of the year at 8 p.m. Monday in Wilmot Junior High School. The meeting will feature a spring open house of student demonstra- tions in art, music, and physical education. More than 65 students and their teachers will demonstrate 16 what is being departments. taught in these In addition, guidance counsellors will talk with parents about the guidance program and the library will be open for inspection. freshments will be served hospitality committee. by Rethe with Durable Press All past PTA presidents have been invited to the coffee. They include Mrs. T. A. Granfield, Mrs. James Breed, Mrs. Donald LeBrun, Mrs. Robert Gresler, Mrs. Walter Knowles, and Mrs. Donald Lindsley. New officers for the 1967-68 season will be installed. They are Mrs. Robert Guasta, president; Mrs. Thomas Sherman, vice president; Mrs. James Blanchard, secretary; and John Gruber, treasurer. Sitter service will be provided. RECEIVES AWARD Martin Becker, 18 Essex Ln., Deerfield, was among those who received State of Israel Achievement Awards in honor of their services to the 1966 Israel Bond campaign. A trimly tailored slack that looks great on the green or any casual scene. Handsomely styled of 55% Fortrel® polyester and 45% Zantrel that have been treated for permanent press. Stay crisp and neat all day long—little care in keeping the look up. BanRol® constructed waistband banishes waistband rollover. Choose several in tan, luggage, green, light blue, navy, gold, rust or olive—each with a contrasting Silk Repp belt. Waist sizes 29 to 42, inseam RANKIN EVANSTON lengths 28 to 33. ® OLD ORCHARD @ HIGHLAND PARK May 4, 1967 �110 Teachers Hear Saunders Edgewood School to Give Everett Saunders, a Northwestern University lecturer, recently discussed ‘‘Teaching Art Creative- horal Program Tomorrow ly” Edgewood Junior High School’s seventh-and eighth-grade music lasses will present a choral propram tomorrow in the Edgewood Vicki Veitch. auditorium. Dean Elias. Percussion, Harold Flegelman. The program, directed by Trumpet,. Kim French Miss Sally Fell, Diane Rosen, Soloman, Five Highland Winnetka The goal school’s served for recently the Mr. Saunders proced- ures for giving children a satisfying experience at all age levels by a variety of means expression. of and construction. Mr. Saunders is the author of six books on art in the home and three on art history. NO MORE INSECTS we guarantee you year-round freedom from pests raised 1966-67 explained Bell parents association & during Senior Citizen’s Month. Sunday, the district will co-operate with the North Shore Senior Several openings (and we put it in writing) Your you service contract with year-’round protection Household against Pest Control guarantees rian Church of Deerfield. A special educational program will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. May 24 in the Bethlehem Church, and a picnic lunches in Sunset Woods Park. senior citizen’s tea is planned from 2 to 4 p.m. May 28 in Jewett Park Fieldhouse. A game and song fest was held yesterday in Trinity Children days Church. may a week. such pests as ants, TODAY, we wish happy sailing to Mr. & Mrs. Bob ‘Barnard and -Mr. & (Mrs. Stan Pollak as they depart for Europe. attend 2, 3, or 5 Information concern- ing the openings may be obtained by calling Mrs. 1207 Glencoe Av. Cyril FLORIDA and the Caribbean are great buys—family fares Twice your home, at least, we will completely treat aa year, inside and out, to prevent and control such pests. Prompt emergency at no extra cost. In trouservice ble? Just call the little blue station wagon. WELCOME Silverman, with Northwest Hospital in Chicago. CARAVAN TOURS have a thrift tour for the bargain DEERFIELD Just reduced to $54,900.00 — Nine room, five bedroom, 2!/ bath, family rm., 2 car garage. PURDUE Miss Sheryl Brenner of Highland Park, has been accepted for enrollment at Purdue University. The daughter of the Leonard Brenners, 822 Old Trail, she is a member of this year’s graduating class at Highland Park DEERFIELD 732 Waukegan Rd. WI High @ BECAUSE ... you do not accept certain religious dogmas? @ BECAUSE, for Then you~ belief is a 5-0984 CHURCH? you given up of @ BECAUSE religion must not contradict reason in your way of life? you, freedom sacred right? a faith based upon reason, professing Unitarian principles, and practical application of tolerance of differences, belief, in social relations. You Should Visit the are freedom of brotherhood NORTH SHORE UNITARIAN CHURCH 2100 Half Rev. Russell Bletzer, Day Road (Rt. 22) at the Toll Rd. Church School and Worship Service May 4, 1967 hunter to Europe—22 all expenses air Minister Phone: 10:00 and 234-2460 in 11:30 a.m. Deerfield fare from for the first 6 rooms, $2 for each additional ad year room. Bathrooms, pantries, closets treated without charge. Prompt payment with your contract entitles you to S&H Green Stamps. Policy holders rate a discount on our other services. Fl6-6173 HOUSEHOLD PEST CONTROL Division of Aerosol Exterminators, Charter Member paid from Palace New in York, at the London, travel throughout Europe in custom-built motorcoaches, take a Rhine steamer trip and go to a Lucerne Stadkellar party. vk || ca Deerfield Travel 829 Deerfield Road, Deerfield Phone: 945-4055 IPCA days, including $498.00—stay Regent CARR REALTY Inc. School. Pe our two hospital. She did apprentice work at ATTEND to Canyon and Las Vegas areas for us. The trip started with a bang, flying into the turbulence of our big tornado— but all’s well. other registered pharmacists at the WILL back Anne Christiansen, who checked the Arizona, Grand Miss Kay Podney, a graduate of Purdue University, has joined the pharmacy staff at Highland Park Hospital. will work are now in effect, hotels are half price and the weather is great. Member Podney Tours or Tauck Tours. Prices start at $44.00, moths, Of Hospital Pharmacy Miss Boches session of the School. The session, scheduled for June 19 to July 28, is led by Mrs. Martha Struve, school director. The summer program will include crafts, painting, music, story time, and outdoor activities, with p.m. May 16 in the First Presbyte- BOCHES silverfish, carpet beetles, spiders, mice and similar unwelcome intruders. Highland Park Community Nursery from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the Winnetka Community House. A salad luncheon and fashion show will be held from 12:30 to 3 by RALPH EXPO 67—The best way to get good hotel space for Expo 67 is to buy a 3 or 4 day package — LeBeau are still avail- able for the summer Center in presenting an open house tt PLAN AHEAD Nursery School Has Openings Park District is special activities Travel | was _Working on the committee were John M. LeBolt of 1401 Waverly Rd., Robert I. Logan of 340 N. Deerpark Dr. West, Phil D. Missner of 1424 Waverly Rd., Seymour Waldman of 1789 Old Briar Rd., and Herbert Geist of 1515 Cloverdale Av. Activities the Ralph $82,000. The funds will be used to make up the school’s annual deficit and extend its scholarship program. To Sponsor as by School Ringer Campaign conducted by the Park District Named provided Deerfield-Wilmot District 110 teachers. using and Bruce Park men which $85,610. Guitar, Lanis Jacobs, Nancy ahn, Jill Grossman, Jan Paldauf, Dianne Goren, Cynthia Koetter, and Nancy Benson. Flute, Mrs. Robert Fought and The Deerfield sponsoring five and on the fund drive committee at North Shore Country Day School in Mace ill Grossman, and Toby Gordon. * Heim Five Local Men Assist Fund Drive Rosenstein, Joan Burnstein, Rolly Stein, Eileen Lehtman, Laurel Baker, David Hart, Nancy Lawton, * Mori Koff, with artwork Tom Glabman. Goren, Gieser, horns, crew are Walter Lemann Jill Glaser, Debbie Donna Rick Announcers will be Marla Goldfarb and Nancy Jacqmin. The stage pighth grade girls’ ensemble. Student accompanists include: Piano, and Natkin. Anne Phelps and Mrs. Robert ought, general music instructors, ill be presented at 1:15 and 2 p.m. Choral numbers will be _performed by the girls’ seventh grade horus, boys’ seventh grade chorus, eighth grade mixed chorus, and Michele Casey with He urged teachers to explore the use of inexpensive materials commonly found in the home. The lecturer also traced some of the fads in approaches to art and demonstrated current techniques for painting, stitchery, printing, �Insurance © Grass Seeds @ Insecticides ¢ Hand Tools @ Spreaders @ Selection of Fertilizers Bill Cited @ Misc. © Bar-B-Ques @ Bar-B-Que Supplies and Equipment ¢ Garden Supplies By Berning© State Sen. Karl Berning (R-32nd) reports that a measure before the legislature that would provide is now relief for many victims of insolvent _insurance companies. The bill would require every auto insurance policy sold in Illinois to include uninsured motorist coverage. Senator Berning Sen. Berning expressed alarm at the large number of failures among the so-called high risk automobile insurance companies. He said that insolvent companies cause hardship to their policyholders who lose their protection and are often involved in expensive lawsuits. He said the definition of uninsured motorist will be expanded to iriclude not only motorists not carry insurance, who but California Child's vey Corporation’s ing activities named sales manager of the newly the folding formed consumer products division of Walton-March, Highland Park. Mr. Bernard was director of Sales for the plastics division of the Visking pany, Union Carbide Corp., for 22 years. He _ also was head of Ar- Mr. Bernard SPEND Com- HOLIDAY Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Rudolph, 429 Circle Ct., Deerfield, have returned after Jamaica, W.I. a spring holiday in Consolidated Chicago and individual market- as president carton division Packaging those Make of for Corpora- Dean’s ‘People holding List At Lake Forest College Four Highland Park residents were named to the Dean’s list for the winter term at Lake Forest College. They are: Peter Chidsey, 2721 St. John’s Av.; Mrs. Chandra Hecht, 725 St. John’s Av.; George Park, 421 Burton Av.; and Gail Rademacher, 2129 Sheridan Rd. All are seniors. Mrs. Hecht was cited for outstanding scholarship. policyholders under STORE Tues., Wed., Sat. HOURS: 9? a.m. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SHO Mon., Thurs., to 6 p.m. OPEN Fri. 9 a.m. to SUNDAY 9 p.m. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the proposed bill would not increase if uninsured motorist coverage is now carried. Present law requires companies to offer uninsured motorist coverage but allows policyholders to reject it. tion, Chicago. Mr. Bernard is a graduate of the University of Chicago. Four said. Boxed KL‘GAIPRDEN do policies with solid insurance companies will be able to collect damages from their company and will not have to initiate expensive and often fruitless lawsuits.” Sen. Berning said the cost to é James Bernard Named Sales _ Manager for Area Company James F. Bernard, 1632 Linden Av., Highland Park has _ been he Table KLIPPER'S FEATURE ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF TOYS !N ALL CHICAGOLAND STOP IN AND YOU WILL BE AMAZED @ COMPLETE SELECTION OF TOYS @ SWIMMING POOLS e SAND BOXES @ GYM SETS @ MODELS e@ HO TRAINS @ ROAD RACING @ SCHOOL SUPPLIES @ BABY ACCESSORIES e@ CHILDREN’S TABLES @ GAMES @ BICYCLES @ PEDAL CARS insolvent as well. “This legislation protects those on both sides of the fence,” Picnic $6 95 whose insurance company becomes Carl Greeler, Highland Park Hospital boiler operator, checks the installation of a new boiler designed to generate 10,000 lbs. of steam per hour. Redwood WILL BE HONORED Robert C. Bock, 1349 Oakwood Av., Highland Park, and Mrs. Bock will attend a sales conference of Allstate Insurance Companies in Chicago this month. Mr. Bock will be honored as top producing sales representative among more than 7,000 Allstate agents. LEAVE AFTER VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Howe Sr. have returned to Atlanta after a visit with their son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Howe Jr., 2600 Forest Glen Trail, Deerfield. NORTH SHORE'S FINEST & NEWEST INDEPENDENT REPAIR CENTER FOR AMERICAN & FOREIGN CARS & TRUCKS « REMARKABLE VALUE “Civilized Carpet Shag” IN LONG WEARING it’s “Opening Night” by LEES, in a wild assortment of 22 colorings * RCAR x ANGELO & LOUI BERNARDI are ready to serve you from the smallest to the largest repair job — AT THE RIGHT PRICE. GET YOUR CAR READY FOR SUMMER NOW! 2666 Waukegan Tuneups Ave., Highland @ Brakes @ Park Transmissions REPAIR (Across from © Wheel half wild before! . . . there’s LEES never “civilized been shags” & Balancing Radio) ® such are an exciting in. LEES has look in created of style, but one that will out- DE SITTER CARPET CENTER Highwood Alignment fashions perform carpets costing dollars more. FREE SAFETY INSPECTION FOR YOU AUTO tame, floor a carpet that not only is in the vanguard Be & BERNARDI'S Half 433-2158 Air Conditioners 120 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka Hilicrest 6-3336 Hillcrest 6-6120 Monday & Thursday 9 a.m. to 9p.m. Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, May 4, 1967 �8 Students If you have lived in Evanston half as long as we have been in business (thirty. six years) YOU probably know one or more of us personally. If not call us anyway. Are Slated For Honors Thirty-eight University of Illinois students from Highland Park, Highwood, and Deerfield will be onored May 5 for scholastic excelence. The presidents of Cornell Univer- sity and of the University of Illinois will preside and speak at the honors day convocation at Urbana. he students are: From Highwood—Mary Ann Fab- We are the men — in addition to a crew of efficient and courteous movers and packers — who will have the responsibility to see that your next move — whether it is across the street or across the nation will be a GOOD bri, 521 Western Av. From Highland Park—Ronald Alen Lev, 219 Ivy Ln.; Nancy Sue Rabin, 1792 Clifton Av.; James Bruce Reuler, 179 Pierce Rd., athafina E. Schimert, 651 Chero- move — a CAREFUL move. PRICED and an HONESTLY move For a FREE estimate — CALL NOW so that we can set up your move on the date that you Estimates indicate that there will be more moving this summer than in any previous year. ee Rd.; Lynn G. Silverman, 147 Pine Point Dr.; Marie L. Winkler, 315 Russet Ln.; Carol E. Appelman, 1788 Richfield Av.; Lauren A. Bateman, 359 Flora Pl.; David E. Eckels, 1928 Sunset Rd.; Michael pton, 160 Lakeside Pl.; Carol R. rdheim, 639 Detamble Av.; Laurence E. Fischer, 64 Green Bay Rd.; John D. Fleming, 326 Briar Ln.; ancy J. Frank, 2340 Maple Ln.; anet L. Kaplan, 1015 Bob O’Link Rd.; Darlene J. Kramer, 677 Kincaid St.; and Daniel S. McKitrick, We prefer. When you move — make a wise move. built our business by giving Call PETERSON MOVERS service and now it has become a habit with us. AGENT OF North American Van Lines 1789 Richfield Av. Others are Robert S. Moss, 916 Judson Av.; James B. Nachman, Highland Pl.; Eric M. Padderud, 620 Meoldy Ln; Robert M. Pollock, 2023 Stephen P. Toni Av.; Linden Roy E. Peterson Founder and President H. Frederic Av.; Park, 421 Burton Price, 171 Oak Knoll Ter.; William L. Shepard, 2928 Twin Oaks Dr.; Amy E. Stoddard, 657 Rice St.; John L. Swartz, 532 Pleasant Av.; Lynn P. Bernstein, 605 Kincaid St.; Av.; 3461 Earhart, Michael and A. Krenn Kasman, 133 M. Ro- Pierce Rd. Deerfield—Judith From senberg, 140 Sequoia Av.; Robert E. Broms, 160 Deerfield Rd.; Jean P. Derby, 1032 Central Av.; Kevin P. 2 Morrison, Larkdale Rd. East; Burt Williams Office Manager Ralph Johnson Sales Manager Alex P. Reiter Secretary-Treasurer HaroldL.. Schramm Jr., 520 Hermitage Av.; Sally A. Sheehan, 1255 Warrington Rd.; Andrew J. Smith, 708 Appletree Ln.; and Robert A. Smith, 710 Westgate Rd. ~ 5 Shore Residents Receive Positions With Street Club Five North Shore residents have elected to posts with the been treet Club, a group of young men . in Chicago finan_— _ cial institutions. Newly | = wae ~ is James A. Hume, Blackthorn 1050 - Ln., Northbrook. He is associated Merill with Pierce, Lynch, and Fenner, Smith, Inc. Bruce Mr. Hume _ A. McDonald, 364 Jackson Av., Glencoe was elected treasurer. He is employed Northern Trust Co. are: directors New by the David M. Kelly, 35 Longmeadow Rd., Winnetka, of Mitchell, Hutchins, and Co., 1300 Penner, A. William Inc.; Richmond Ln., Wilmette, McCormick and Co.; and Craig W. Schopf, Deerfield, Av., Longfellow 510 Northern Trust Co. May 4, 1967 Walter Lustyk Warehouse Manager Ed Nelson Distance Expert Long PETERSON MOVERS elected president 4 : James T. Ryan Salesman-Estimator Main Office 2510 BAY GREEN Warehouse 1810 RIDGE AVE. AGENT 3 EVANSTON & EVANSTON, ILL. C-6758-MC-C RD. FOR CHICAGO & WEST SUBURBS NORTH AMERICAN NORTH SUBURBS VAN 475-1200 the GENTLE men of the Moving Industry WE CRATE WE PACK WE 273-3300 LINES WE MOVE PALLETIZE STORAGE “When You Move — Make a Wise Move — Call Peterson” eee. NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES �PRAIRIE VIEW AUTO BODY SHOP North Shore Residents Invited To Tour Nike-Hercules Site North invited National Shore residents to tour Guard the have Illinois been Army Nike-Hercules site in Northfield May 20 as part of the National Guard’s observance Armed Forces Day. of The open house will be held from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Rd. will It guided at 813 include Prairie are-2nd Lt. John W. Wyatt and Ist Lt. Donald R. Beedle, respectively. Visitors to the site will lectures describing see J. BILL sion. Edwards of Deerfield, and Mrs. George Lilley of Highland Park. TILLMAN, painting Models Owner 634-3943 and O’Keeffe, DR. MARK Mr. and Mrs. A. Leroy Anderson, 2690 Duffy Ln., Deerfield, spent last. weekend with their son, Leroy R. Anderson, a senior at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Mr. Anderson is a graduate of the Ela Vernon High School in Lake Zurich. M. HOUT OPTOMETRIST 857 Rosemary Terrace bat- SON IS VISITED Van Moss of Deerfield, Mrs. Spence miles 22 Frontage lectures tery commander, will be in charge of the tour in the administrative area. Officers in charge of tours for the fire control and launching areas Four women from the |2th Congressional. District tour Lincoln's home during their recent visit to Springfield. The women were among 70 from the district who spent two days in the state capital recently. From left are Mrs. Kay Young of Long Grove, Mrs. John epnbiccascmede Factory matched All Makes — All the unit’s mis- tours of the administrative, Edward Soo Line Tracks—11 of Half Day on Hwy. EXPERT BODY & FENDER REPAIRS at reasonable prices. equipment used to guard against possible invading aircraft and hear fire control, and launching areas. Capt. Next to west View Deerfield, Illinois Take care of your vision ‘with yearly Eye Examinations. Phone WI 5-0674 for appointment. TWO PARTIES GIVEN Kenneth, 4 and Rita, 2, children of the Kenneth MacDonalds, 1345 Berkeley Ct., Deerfield, celebrated birthday anniversaries with parties this year for Kenneth on Mar. 13 and for Rita on Apr. 9. Neighbor- NEW TRIER hood children were their guests. HIGH SCHOOL WEST DEDICATION SPEAKERS: Forest, Lake County Republican chairman, talks with John Caldwell of the United Republican Fund in Springfield. Looking on is Mrs. Frank Gall of Lake Forest, one of the local women to make the trip. Mr. Milton accompanied the women, 20 of whom are from Highland Park or Deerfield. They hear Gov. Otto Kerner's budget message and attended committee sessions. Robert @® Milton of Lake Sure there are courts around free of membership fee. Trouble is, they’re never free of people. And your time’s too valuable to be spent waiting instead of playing. We've got room (and time) for you at the top of the club this summer. Our roof houses four Grasstex courts enveloped by a 12-foot fence (so you can use that brilliant overhead smash of yours without abandoning the ball). Winds? They may howl. But you won't. The nylon wind-blockers hug- NEW LISTING Nine rms., 4 Bedrms., 2!/, baths. Ready to move in condition. Asking Secy. of Health, Education, and Welfare. $46,500.00 Mr. Charles H. Percy, Illinois Senator CARR REALTY Inc. DEERFIELD WI 732 Waukegan Rd. Dr. Wm. H. Cornog, Sup’‘t. of New Trier Township High School 5-0984 Mr. Martin Kahn, President, Student Council ging the entire fencing area see to that. Y Mr. John W. Gardner, A few other things: With a summer membership to the club, you can park in our lot, change clothes in our locker room, shower in our shower room, and lounge indoors or out. If you think these advantages are worth 29 cents a day, give us a call. Summer membership (May 15 to Sept. 30): $60.00. All outdoor @ IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND, HEAR LIVE BROADCAST AT 3:00 P. M. 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Pee pa eee = ara Where — When —Cn Worship | Weekday masses, Monday through Friday, 6:30, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 6:30, 8:30 a.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:15, 7:30-9 p.m.; Thursday before first Friday, 4-5, and during Friday masses. Baptisms: Sunday following 12:30 p.m. mass. Deerfield ‘BAHA'I . Assembly e Secretary: of Deerfield Mrs. William K. 1414 Charing Cross, Deerfield. Adult discussion group: Sunday, a.m., Jewett Park Field House, Children’s hour: Sunday, 9:45 BAPTIST ae Address: ye ioe Community a 9: adult Ree Fellowship, Midwee are a.m., provided. nursery Ba and Scie: Blet- EVANGELICAL Direetor of religious education: Cossiette Conley. Sunday services: 10, 11:30 Church school, 10, 11:30 a.m. Miss UNITED CHURCH college Y.P. Wednesday, 7:30 First Pe Church Sunday, of Christ, May 7: 11 a.m. OF CHRIST lesson, | “Adam and Fallen Man.’’ Nurser facilities are provided. Sunday school: 9: a.m. to age 20. - Testimony p.m. meeting: Nursery Reading daily except ihe Wednesday, facilities room: Sunday, 635 11 ay, 7 to 9 p.m. are provided. a.m. to 5 p.m.; Deerfield 8 DISCIPLES EPISCOPAL St. Gregory’s = Address: Me Rector: | Curate: | | communion; 9:15 Community :30 a.m., holy a.m., holy commun- - jon—first and third Sundays, morning prayer—second and fourth Sundays; 11 a.m., morning prayer—first and third = ‘Sundays, holy communion—second and fourth Sundays. Nursery facilities are _ provided. _. Church Morning school: prayer: daily, EVANGELICAL 2 9:15, Address: 200 County Line Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard A. 3:38 Sunday services: 9, 10:15 p.m. Church school: 7 Ba . Address: 52 Oxford Dr. Pastor: The Rev. Karl F. Langrock. Sunday services: 8:30, 10:45 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30, 10:45 a.m. a.m. FREE son. ey pi 11 9 a.m. classes. Midweek service: Highland Park Swan- “Am; a.m., Wednesday, “mM. First Church Bethlehem dress: 801 Rosemary Ter. astor: The Rev. Eugene Wykle. ; aor Raxistent minister: man Steffenson. aS unday services: Et ‘Schoo! pease are ool: 9:30 a. * rade; ol e Rev. Reading Room: 1773 Second St.; daily except Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m. 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursprovided. Church 2-year-olds through a.m., 2-year-olds CONGREGATIONAL Evangelical _ JEWISH 4 Office: 631 Rabbi: Deerfield Rd. Daniel Friedman. Friday _ Address: 1713 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard Osberg. Sunday services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided’ at 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9:30 a.m., all classes. Youth Fellowship: 5:45 p.m. Prayer meeting and teacher training: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal: Thursday, 7:45 p.m, Beth Or service: 8 p.m. LUTHERAN = Zion EPISCOPAL ress: 10 Deerfield Rd. astor: The Rev. Herbert C. Peterson. Intern: Jerome Egel. Sunday services: 8, 9, 10:45 a.m. es Church school: eighth 9 a.m., nursery through | METHODIST Christ & ddress: 1558 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Milo J. Sunday ery _ vided ; services: facilities and during 9:30, child 11 a.m. Vondracek. 11 a.m. care Nurs- are service. pro- Church 1, Saad a.m., kindergarten through sc nior, senior MYF: Sunday, 4 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN “ Pastor: Be = Rev. 10:15, 11:30 a.m. ‘sixth grade. 3 g TIA Senior : Fs. day, a p-m.; Mo- High Fellowship: practice: p.m.; St. James Address: 134 North Av. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Kelly. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. Weekday masses 6:30, 8 a.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:30, 7:30-9 Baptism: Sunday, 2 p.m. p.m. Lakeside Angelettes, ancel, Tues5:45 Sunday, 7:30 Wednes- Wednesday, Tuesday, 5:15 p.m. 8 Cross Address: 724 Elder Ln. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. John H. Houli- han Kacistant Pastor: The Rev. James Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:30, 8:45, 11:15 a.m., 12:30 p.m. Communicants The Session of the First Presbyterian Church will entertain members of the 1967 communicants Brigade will present skits written and directed by Mrs. William Brenner and Mrs. George Kelm. Musical selections will be presented by the Angelettes, a high school girls’ choir directed by William Bohnnivert. The class of 93 communicants North Shore Unitarians To Hear Head of College and 11:30 a.m. services Sunday. Dr. Cole will P. 10, Congregation Reform Office: Rabbi: Sunday School, cilities plain his ing Negro He has Solel Judaism 11 a.m. in Edgewood 929 Edgewood are provided. Rd. Nursery discuss the importance of education in enabling disadvantaged persons to _ become full participants in society. Cole He also will excollege’s policy of recruitstudents. participated in several television panel discussions and is the author of the book, “The Restless Quest of Modern Man.” for 1823 St. Johns Av. Joseph L. Ginsberg. service: G. Cole, president of Lake Forest College, will be the guest speaker at Deerfield’s North Shore Unitarian Church for the 10 Dr. Address: 1301 Clavey Rd. Rabbi: Arnold Jacob Wolf. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 11 a.m. CATHOLIC Holy Curate: The Rev. Clarence F. Decker. Director of Christian education: Mrs. Richard Moore. Sunday services: 8 a.m., holy communion; 9:15 a.m., communion; ll a.m. Ist and 3rd Sunday, holy communion, 2nd and 4th Sunday, morning prayer. Weekday services: Wednesday, 17:30 a.m.; Thursday, 9:30 a.m., holy communion. Saints days: 9:30 a.m. Congregation through Friday, First Presbyterians Set in the church. Members of the Session, the ninth-grade class, and the Youth CATHOLIC Dr. William Address: 2789 Oak St. Rabbi: Dr. Sholom Singer. Cantor: Jerome Frazes. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Didier. a.m Gy SEE fellowship: Westminster, J ROMAN i Bi F. nursery _ Chapel: Wednesday, Ay or High Youth sae Rd. Bernard Sunday services: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are. / Brovided. Baptism, second Sunday. Church school: 9, ROMAN Mrs. Arthur Bjork, (left), first vice president, and Mrs. John Johnsen, co-chairman of inventory and merchandise, examine some of the dresses which will be sold next Thursday at the rummage sale of the Woman's Association of the Highland Park Presbyterian Church. . class at a 7 p.m. dinner tomorrow Highwood B’nai Torah _ Assistant pastors: The Revs. Jeffrey Grote, A. P. Johnson, and Frederick Wynga rden. Director of Christian education: Miss Connors. ee Ree e ae | 824 Waukegan The Address: 1590 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. James V. Murphy. Assistant pastors: The Revs. Marcellus J. Monaco and Angelo U. Garbin. Sunday masses: 6, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 11 a.m., 12:15 p.m. Weekday masses: 6:15, 8 a.m. Confession: Saturday, days _ before holy days of obligation, and Thursday before first Friday, 4-6, 7:30-9 p.m. Novena in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal: Friday following 8 a.m. mass. JEWISH First Address: Park fa- North Suburban Synagogue Beth El Address: 1175 Sheridan Rd. Rabbi: PhilipL. Lipis. Director of religious education: Dr. Louis Katzoff. Cantor: Jordan H. Cohen. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 9:30 a.m. Weekday services: 7:15 a.m., Monday through Friday; 7:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday. He also is president of the Illinois Commission on Human Relations. Presbyterian Minister A Presbyterian minister, Dr. Cole served as chaplain and professor of religion at Western Reserve University, Smith College, and Williams College before being named president of Lake Forest College in 1960. Lake Forest is one of a few colleges which seek Negro students and work Negro college achieve at student needs and deserves financial aid. The college’s scholarship funds are limited and must be divided among all the needy students. This means that every year qualified students, both white and Negro, are unable to attend Lake Forest because arship funds are exhausted.” schol- Provides Scholarships The North Church trys Shore _ Unitarian to help solve this problem by providing two four-year scholarships for Negroes at Lake Forest. The — scholarship awarded the winiiimiis scholarships to Wil- liam H. Burgess of Birmingham, Ala., who started at Lake Forest in 1965, and Miss Gayle Woodfork of Washington, D.C., who began last year. Church members are being asked to contribute to the scholarship fund this month so that the pro- gram can panded. be continued Didier. The boys and girls have completed a_ two-year pre-confirmation. course in the church Youth Academy, which meets every Thursday afternoon under the direction of th Rev. Jeffrey Grote, assistant pas- tor and minister to youth, and Mrs. John Bundock, academy superin houses, a level commensurate with their potential. R. H. Mazur of "Deerfield, chairman of the church scholarship committee, explained, ‘Virtually every will be confirmed during an 8 p.m. service May 14. Each has had an opportunity to meet with members of the Session in the past few weeks for a personal interview. The service will be conducted by the church pastor, Dr. Bernard F., The year’s class made several trips outside of the community including a two-day retreat at the Ravenswood YMCA camp and a bus tour of missions, settlement with them on an indivi- dual basis to help them Dinner tendent. Trinity Address: 425 Laurel Av. Rector: The Rev. Ray Holder. a priest: The Rev. Jules grade. = McGovern ROMAN CATHOLIC Immaculate Conception Scientist p.m. Nor- onigh Lenaal age. ig of Christ, Address: 493 Hazel Av. Sunday, May 7: 11 a.m. Bible lesson, “Adam and Fallen Man.’ Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 1 a.m. to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 UNITED BRETHREN = Highland CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 7:30 and Address: Laurel, Linden and Prospect Avs. Pastor: Dr. William Atkinson Young. Minister of Education: The Rev. James Russell Snyder. Sunday services: 9:30, 11:15 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m., three-year-olds through sixth grade; communicants class, seventh, eighth grade. 11:15 a.m. three through five-year-olds; informal program, first through sixth grade. Senior high study group: 10:30 a.m. Eighth grade discussion groups: 45 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday. 7 all EVANGELICAL | Christian LUTHERAN Church of the Holy Spirit North Suburban . OF CHRIST Address: 1970 Riverwoods ~~. Pastor: The Rev. Donald L. Lanier. Sunday service: 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10 a.m., all classes. Youth meeting: Sunday, 7 p.m. Deerfield and Wilmot Rds. The Rev. Jack D. Parker. The Rev. Spencer Thiel. §unday § services: Lincolnshire Rd.; Av. Pastor: The Rev. Walter B. Lunsford. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m., all ages; 11 a.m., kindergarten. PRESBYTERIAN Address: 760 North Av. Pastor: The Rev. Philip A. Desenis. Sunday services: 9:15, 11 a.m. Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m., 2-year-olds through eighth grade. onfirmation class: Tuesday, 5 p.m. Scientist Bible Laurel St. Trinity | Bethany Address: Address: 225 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. John S. Usry. Sunday service: 10:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10:30 a.m. _ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BRETHREN a.m, Congregational Church of Deerfield Church through AND R. UNITED pavis. 7 p Redeemer Address: 1731 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Robert A. Wendelin. F Sunday services: 8, 10:30 a.m. Church school and Bible classes: 9:05 a.m., 3 years through adult. METHODIST 2100 Half Day Rd. The Rev. Russell ze a.m., ' Address: 1250 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Elmer E. Sunday Services: 10:45 a.m., school, North Shore 9:45 835 Hazel. Jewett Park Field House. UNITARIAN Baker, LUTHERAN and ex- and churches in the Inner City. They also took part in a winter retreat at Long Lake Lu- theran Camp and will spend a week at the camp at Conference Point, Lake Geneva, Wis., from July 2-9. Ascension Day Rites Planned “Ascensions: At Cape Kennedy —With Christ—For the Sake a Others” will be the topic of the Ascension Day sermon at Redeemer Lutheran Church, Highland Park, at 8 tonight. Ascension Day is the 40th day after Easter and commemorates the coronation of Jesus Christ as King of the universe. The Eucharist will be celebrated during the service. At 5 p.m. Sunday the 10th annual Confirmand-Parent dinner will be served to the 17 young people to be confirmed May 14 and their parents. The theme of this year’s dinner is ‘‘The Holy Spirit.” The Rev. Robert A. Wendelin, pastor, will welcome the young people and acquaint them with the privileges offered them as communicant members of the church. May 4,. 1967: �Rummage | Jewish Law Will Be Topic The Intellectual Jewish the Law’’ 15th May Tradition: Plotkin mage In Lecture 12 in North arks 37th Year since Ordination At memorial to their parents. hurch, homas Our Lord St. Bernard Church, More Church, and olumba Church, all in Mr. St. St. and BUNNY Chicago. During World War II, Msgr. Kelly served as a Navy chaplain in the Pacific. He has served 10 years as the ilitary vicar for the Catholic haplains in the United States armed forces. His vicarate includes 4 Midwestern states. rt nd AV. Mittelman, Paul 1807 Balsam Zimmerman, Mrs. Plotkin as Park Mrs. Richard clothes, Mrs. Lester furniture Laegeler; SCHOOL and room, Mrs. Dorsey Husenetter. The French room will have knickknacks, costume jewelry, and other Sas a WOOSTER LAKE ee oa fe <3 _—KI 6-292 COLLECT aot Trimming - Stump Cabling - Cavity work Neat sofe tree removal Spraying - Liquid & Dry Feeding Licensed By The State Of Illinois ig. a for Removul TREE & TOPPING ae. a ee OTHER MANY USES a og Guaranteed ae a Fully Bonded & Insured | Joe Marconi Ee ou/fned a home site in “Highland Park | items. A snack bar, opening at 9 a.m., will serve coffee, doughnuts, hot dogs, cookies, and cake. COUPLE RETURNS Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Brown, 665 Brierhill Rd., Deerfield, have returned after vacationing for sev- eral weeks in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. and Andros Island in the Bahamas. a DIX WAGHER MANAGER INC. STABLES, OF HORSEMANSHIP Thoroughbreds - Quarter Horses - Saddlebreds Private and Group Lessons Rd.; 199 women’s clothing, Drake, children’s THOMPSON OWNER HOLIDAY ADMITTED TO SHIMER Four Highland Park residents have been admitted to Shimer ollege, Mt. Carroll, Ill., for enrollent this fall. They are Ann offman, 1471 Oakwood Av.; Mark Tauman, 684 DeTamble Av.; Rob- Merricks household goods, Mrs. Carl Fathauer; and linens and French The Oscar Hillel Plotkin Lecture- of of the sale is She will be ANSWER CALL HI-RANGER Power All Work The sale will be divided into five departments. Men’s clothing will be headed by Mrs. Raymond Owen; ship was created when the family and friends of the late Pearl and Oscar Hillel Plotkin established the Oscar Hillel Plotkin Library at North Shore Congregation Israel. It has been continued by the children of to 8 p.m. chandise are Mrs. James and Mrs. John Johnsen. Msgr. Thomas Kelly of St. James atholic Church in Highwood last eek celebrated the 37th ‘anniverary of his ordination into the priesthood. A native of Chicago, Msgr. Kelly has been at St. James about 2% ears. He has also served as priest Resurrection 8 a.m. assited by Mrs. James Kelly, and co-chairmen of inventory and mer- will give the lecture at 8:30 p.m. He is a former Dr. Freehof rabbi of K.A.M. Congregation in Chicago and was associated with North Shore Congregation Israel when it was formed in the 1920’s. onsignor Kelly from General chairman Mrs. Carl Howard. Shalom Temple in Pittsburgh, Kelly sale IF NO of the next Thursday at the church. at Shore Congregation Israel, Glencoe. Dr. Solomon B. Freehof, rabbi emeritus of Rodef Msgr. Thomas Association «INSPECTION CALL ID 3-1622 HP. 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Custom Division—272-7802 ¢ Northbrook Office—272-7800 « Barrington Office—381-3700 « General Office, 29 Deerfield Dd., Deerfield—945-6800. ee x ��Starting with Sundays Open House, Colbys is going to look terribly British. Not “‘mod”’ British, luv. Elegant country and Sutton Place British. Beginning with an Open House, Sunday from 1 to 5, Colby’s will recreate the grace of 17th and 18th Century England. As we introduce the midwest’s finest collection of antique British furniture and reproductions. Come browse through authentic Olde English room settings. Urbane libraries, salons and drawing rooms of the English townhouse. More rustic, open hearth dining rooms and tavern rooms of the countryside. (You’ll be surprised how relevant these furnishings are to American living, 1967.) Check the pedigrees of our exciting antique collection: A great old mahogany secretary, circa 1750. A pair of 250 year old matched Chippendale chairs. A battle-scarred military chest; antique tables, commodes, highboys, lowboys, lamps, brick-a-brack. There’s more. An original Sir Joshua Reynolds painting will be unveiled. A fascinating exhibit of Sir Winston Churchill photographs (courtesy of Life magazine) is on display. Also a collection of family portraits, done by an English court painter. Colby’s Britannia Month will last all during May, so come often. Especially Sunday, for our Open House. We’ll even promise not to sell you anything, unless you absolutely insist. Colby’s NORTHBROOK, 1001 Skokie Boulevard. (Northbound on Edens, take Dundee West exit, turn left on Skokie. Southbound, use Tower Road exit, turn right on Frontage Rd.) Open Mon., Thurs., and Friday 9:30 to 9. Other days 9:30 to 5:30. OPEN HOUSE, SUNDAY 1 TO 5. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED. , �pe ih a iit pdt bgt a Tee TE aes ree ae ; fi ‘ :Puppet Show Featured for Chautauqua Announcing the Second Annual Program at Senior Center Wednesday A new dramatic production bening a two-year ‘run’ by the _ Junior League of Evanston Puppe- sented for the first time last week, and will be performed 30 times this year and next junior league teers will be enacted at the North Shore Senior Center Chautauqua at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Community House. Winnetka The puppeteers 40-minute comedy was who will appear at the center are Mrs. Stuart Pfaff and Mrs. Wilmette; Ragman. The casts of troupers. Their audiences are from selected organizations throughout the Chicago area. _ Entitled ‘‘A Magic Sneeze,’ the £ play iis adapted from a Golden Book story featuring Mr. Gazola the | by two puppet pre- Peter Redding both of Mrs. Robert L. Milligan Jr., Glenview; Mrs. David Macfarland, Kenilworth; and Mrs. Rolf A. Blank, Winnetka. Mrs. Walter Muckerman of Wil- Rev. ~ On Open Housing in Before her ordination as a minister of the Methodist Church, Dr. Wysner was a social worker and a school teacher in her native Ohio. Since then, she has been a missionary in Algeria, executive secretary of the Foreign Missions Conference, For Boys and Girls from 7 to 17 REGISTER NOW TWO and executive secretary of the International Missionary Council. Judith TO NATIONAL Weiner, 2027 field, were admitted to National College of Education, EvanstonWilmette, for the term beginning March 28. DON KerBisS TeEnniS CLUB 1660 SKOKIC VaLLeyY RD. HIGHLAND Park ILLINOIS 60035 phone 433-4600 Lincoln’s home and tomb, and the governor’s mansion. Men’s Charles Komaiko. Club Dr. Glora Wysner, emeritus professor of missions at Garrett The- Suburban Organization for Fair Housing, and Mr. Komaiko is on Governor Kerner’s Committee on Open Housing Legislation. RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. 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Emory Davies - p.m. The tourists will travel by bus to visit Dickson State Mounds, Spoon River Valley, New Salem State _ Sabbath services tomorrow night at _ Congregation B’nai Torah. and 1 signed by Mrs. Francis Spears of Hubbard Woods, and costumes created by Mrs. T. G. Garfield of at the center. A “cross currents” program on open housing will follow the regular for the 9:15 p.m. at Winnetka Community House. An overnight trip through Lincoln territory is planned for May 25-26 for North Shore Senior ‘Center members. and friends. Deadline is Wednesday for reservations made Davis Discussion Slated Speakers Center ADMITTED - Senior Center Komaiko ological .Seminary, Evanston, will discuss Buddhism for the Men’s Club of the North Shore Senior mette, producer-director, designed the new stage with built-in lighting. Puppets and scenery were de- Northbrook, and their committee. 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Av., Keating 9301 School, ‘Sharp in Wednesday p.m. 8 at % Corner - educational counseling department _ in the Winnetka school system. a He also is a staff psychologist at _ the Irene Josselyn Clinic in Winneta ka and co-ordinates a program for handicapped - children _ in the Winnetka system. Martin, who will lead a a _ discussion on ‘‘Prevocational Guidance,” is area director of special ~ education for 16 school districts _ covered by the La Grange Area 7, cacgralah of Special Education. : His department serves more than 27,000 children in 55 schools and ~ conducts special classes for pupils _ with perceptual handicaps. Perceptually handicapped chil- _ dren are those who have normal or - superior intelligence but _ Special teaching techniques. from vacationed lead a discussion on “Social and _ Emotional Development.” He is a 3 psychologist and chairman of the Mr. Mrs. returned Mr. Calhoun, 561 Lincoln Av., will : perceptually and James G. Russell, 1013 Rosemary Ter., Deerfield, have _ will be the discussion leaders. _ The Fund for Perceptually Handicapped Children, Inc., is a nonprofit organization of North Shore residents interested in helping perceptually handicapped children. Mr. suffer Florida in St. where Petersburg, they Ft. Lauderdale, and Vero Beach. The Russells also visited former Deer- field friends, spending a week with the Arthur Merners in St. Petersburg and a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sikorski in Chattanooga, Tenn, Mr. er, Ln., VISITS HOUSE, SENATE Mrs. William E. (Ida) Decker Jr., 830 Cedar Ter., Deerfield, was one of a group of 75 Republican women from Lake County who visited the House and state Senate in Springfield last week. Burson Marsteller Chicago. “Be Associates in Kim are students at South _ FOUR ARE GUESTS 2 you — were recent Marvin you come the cash will do for Beneficial guests Loans up to $5000 and up to 60 months to repay Highland Park Beneficial Finance Co. 456 CENTRAL AVE., HIGHLAND PARK Ph: 433-3935 or 234-3844 @ Ask for the YES MANager OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR HOURS of Mr. Elkins ¢ 1700 OFFICES COAST-TO-COAST in AIR FURNACE INSPECTIONS and HUMIDIFICATION 2037 ST. JOHNS AVE. ND -P IGH “@e 28 CONDITIONING Saves & CLEANING Robinsons HEATING the right way like pay bills, take care of Percent expenses, ste wamoananascioall the NEW, LOW RATES x Move up in. Big as BENEFICIAL FINANCE SYSTEM I. ® Surface parcel post rates to all nations, up 20 cents a parcel, an average of 7 percent. The new international rates will not apply to mailings for members of the Armed Forces overseas. budget. That’s big! Right? Call up or come in. O.K.? And get that - 808 Hazel Av., Deerfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 3s Neale, Lake and Mrs. - Louisville. 432-6776 Big O.K.! Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. McKay, _ Forest, when the things Mr. and Mrs. T. Allan Washburn and their daughters, Nancy and Kim, 1373 Kenilworth Ct., River_ woods, have returned from a spring vacation in Sarasota, Fla. Nancy Park School, Deerfield. IDLEW OOD REALTY Co., Inc. Roger Williams, Highland Park all the cash you get. Big as all _ RETURN FROM SOUTH | 653 How big is that Big O.K. you get at Beneficial? Plenty big! Big as that warm welcome that greets you ' and Fabulous 4 Bedroom Ranch on over '/2 Acre. 3 Full CT Baths, Huge Fam. Room w/parquet floor and stone fireplace. Paneled Den, Dream Kitchen with ail the extras. Two Zone heating & Air-Cond. Upper bracket. BIG OK! Deerfield, have returned after attending a - convention in Ft. Lauderdale. Mr. _ Heavener is in public relations with half ounce to 20 cents. @ Most printed matter, including publications, up 1 cent apiece. and Mrs. Harold E. HeavenTree The new rates are: ® Airmail letter to Central America and Caribbean, 15 cents a half ounce, up 2 cents. ® Airmail to Europe and Mediterranean Africa from 15 cents a BACK FROM FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Boltz, 47 Cumberland Dr., Lincolnshire, have returned from vacationing at Islamorada, Fla. With the Boltzs in Florida were Mrs. Boltz’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall McDowell of Charlotte, N.C. RETURNS 920 Apple An increase in international and surface airmail rates—the ‘first since July, 1961—went into effect Monday. Area postmasters said the new rates, confirmed Mar. 1, are an average increase of 13 percent. The Post Office Department said the hike is needed to help offset a deficit of about ~$16 billion in international mailing operations. @ Aerogrammes and air post cards, from 11 cents to 13 cents. ®@ Items sent by air, other than letters and parcels, up 10 cents apiece to all countries except Canada. @ Letters by surface transportation to all nations, excluding Canada and Mexico, up from 11 cents to 13 cents. Post cards went up from 7 cents to 8 cents. _ learning disabilities which require oe COUPLE Increase Rates For Air Mail RETURN FROM FLORIDA Newton R. Calhoun of Winnetka _ and C. Lewis Martin of La Grange : | PHONE: You More! Good start. You beat the competition and won the promotion. Now, can you handle the transfer? Can you move up in appropriate style? Begin by calling North American. They’re the moving up experts. Calling North American shows good executive judgment, too... proves you know enough to call upon real pros. Finally, when you move in, don’t make a big thing about North American handling the job. It’s bad form. Just let peo-” ple see for themselves that you had the good sense to... Move up with North American.. .it costs no more. Ratferty Transfer Telephone: For Courteous, Professional Service AND A. Glenview: AGENTS & Storage saauynoaxq 4oiung 40{ Joo1)2v4d Kaa’ * ‘ SulAoW Uvjiq jaipng mau jnogv ysy ee Se Speer Eat tos \Y a 433-0390 PA 4-2922 FOR: NORTH AMERICAN The GENTLEmen of the Moving VAN LINES Industry May 4, 1967 �Classified Advertising Section Reaching 73,000 North Shore Homes in... . e THE EVANSTON 1020 Church THE HOLLISTER NEWSPAPERS e WILMETTE 1232 Central e REVIEW St., Evanston e GLENCOE 715 Vernon 475-1560 251-4300 ¢ WINNETKA TALK 588 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka Glencoe HIGHLAND 444 Central 446-4300 e e GLENVIEW ANNOUNCEMENTS 1806 Glenview Rd., Glenview 724-4300 LIFE Ave., Wilmette ¢ NEWS Ave., NORTHBROOK 1438 Shermer 446-4300 HERALD Highland HIGHWOOD 444 Central Park 433-4370 HERALD Ave., Highland Park 433-4370 ¢ DEERFIELD VILLAGER STAR Rd., Northbrook PARK Ave., 444 Central Ave., Highland Park 272-4300 945-7300 AND THE AN ADVERTISER DEADLINES VILLAGE LAMPLIGHTER serving Lake Forest-Lake RATES 433-4370 Bluff $1.20 per line REGULAR Noon COPY of Debts Lost and OST: MALE CARDIGAN WELSH Corgi dog. Vic. Pfingsten/Willow Rd., Northbrook, 4-28-67. Black w/white breast, tan legs, 1’ high, 24 lbs. | “‘Nero.’’ Family pet. Liberal reward. 272-6879. ,OST NEAR GREEN BAY RD. AND ' Lake St. gray cat, white breast, white hind feet, white spot end of tail, front paws declawed, yellow collar. answers to name of Pet. Reward. Call AL1-0141 or AL 1-7682. OST: NEW TRIER HIGH SCHOOL E. Gold ring w/3 small stones. Family bentpagam Reward. Please call VErnon 5-4236 OST: MALE east BEAGLE Evanston IN Friday,, SOUTH- April - Small boy’s dog. Reward. Business AND 1967. Ave., Found . VErnon Keepsake I.B.G. Initials disc. departed Reward. husband. 28th. It - local animal Niversity hospital. 4-9416. Call DAvis UNiversity We are now listing 1967. Help us to ‘clearing’ your dates Win- Northbrook. your 444 Central 945-7300 Ave. Highland Tax LOVABLE weeks, wormed Park 433-4370 Dogs and Av., May ist brown stripes. RETRIEVER FREE TO CAT LOVERS 2 tri-color females, 1 orange and white male, 8 weeks old, trained. Call UN 96103 after 6 p.m. public 5-2185 Cats SCHNAUZER UN RAISED 4-1845 ‘FEMALE, 5 WKS. SHOW 272-5649 QUALITY GER. SHEP. PUPPIES. 11 A.K.C., top quality breeding. uards, breeding, show. $75; 125. Call 223-0873 anytime. Miniature Poodle, WKS. Pets, $100; 4:00. Tan 1-5664. LOST: YOUNG 3: SIAMESE KITTENS, PAN TRAINED 3 shots, born in Jan. $25. Call OR 3-7827. WEIMERANER, FEMALE 8 MONTHS, A.K.C., reasonable, VErnon 5-4878. ¥BARE-. OLD AX.G.; friendly. Best offer. 475-5206. VERY SHAGGY Reward. LOST: GRANDMOTHER’S charm bracelet with 5 charms. _ sake: Reward. Please call HI 6-4680 combined classified section PATENTS ous until their rsonally know ox 82, Wheaton. EVER GOLD Keep- GET no additional HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. May 4, 1967 after 4 p.m. Call 272-8125 A.K.C. MINIATURE POODLES, black, Champ. stock, shots. Male female. Phone 764-6098 after 6 p.m. 4 PERSIAN KITTENS, TOR creams, and bluecream females. ter trained. $50 and up. Call 255-02! SHETLAND SHEEPDOG, months, A.K.C., sable’ champion sired, $110. 255-1655 MALE, a3 and whi shots, affectionat BEAUTIFUL SIAMESE CATS 01 male one female, one ear Neutered. and declawed. ust sac fice do to alergy. Call 525-5065. t Great White Pyreneae. 6 WKS.; A.K.C. 724-1947. LOVELY SILVER <a Rcentiney MALE TOY Pi small. Show ay $10 PLAYFUL each BLACK pounds, 251-3! 20 female, all PUPS ##MONTH healthy, shots. Home gentle, raised. 1 Call 475-8197. KERRY BLUE TERRIERS old white and black female Spayed, shots. Winning disposition. Adaptable. UN 4-3454 after 6 p.m. BEAUTIFUL PEKINGESE: ALL bred, A.K.C. registered, pet and stock. The home of champions 1926. Telephone 678-1114. dles cost. A.K.C. SCHNAUZERS Home Soe. SDN OPS. POODLES. a new direct mail advertiser published: every Thursday. by the Hollister Newspapers serving Lake Forest - Lake Bluff saturation coverage of 6,000 homes weeks: raised. OR PO Exc. temp. _ Shots. Barrington ee MINIATURE A.K.C.; champion BLA sired; or pet; male and_ female, raised. $75 and up. 763-8326 YOU’LL war ONE! — 9 beautiful kittens, 6 and 7 wks. o box trained; used to children. Free. 835-3890 Limited Addition Uncommon KITTENS, FREE. ONLY After 5, 328-8447. FAM- APARTMENT 328-1864 MIN. SCHNAUZERS, A.K.C. Males and females. 3 and 4 mon old; all shots. are. sired. 234-8878 PUPPIES, at 18th year. If of one, write Call TO BE GIVEN AWAY: LOVING we Personal MANY $55. 4 months old, A.K.C., shots, ho raed, show quality. $150. ‘Call THE VILLAGE LAMPLIGHTER I , bol PAIR OF GLASSES, BROWN nr. Lincoln Ave., Evanston. care DAvis 8-3637. sOST: BLACK MALE CAT IN VICINity of Landwehr and Techny Rd., Northbrook. Reward. 259-4871 4 our new in OST: KODAK INSTAMATIC ‘‘300” camera at Noyes Street elevated station, reward for return, 492-4967, lost Friday April 28. 4 A.K.C. COLLIES, 10 WKS., BLUE M and tri-color, paper trained, wormed. 272-6733. DOG, Phone 256-3619. a > ae 6 MONTH OLD FEMALE, TRI-COLOR, Beautiful LOST: COLLIE, MALE, TRI COLOR scar on front leg. Answers to the name Mac. HOUND COCKER-TERRIER medium size, tan and brown female answering to Sam. 2 little boys miss their dog. 272-7395. - BASSET Only To thank our classified advertisers who have made so successful, we are placing all classified ads GIFT LABRADOODLES CAT LOST: BEIGE PORTFOLIO 10x15, } side zipper. Mon. morning, April 24, -' Evanston ‘‘L’’. Reward. Call GR 53300 ext. 803 or ST 2-6663. ORIGINAL LOVINGEST 475-8015. iat and REY/WHITE; VIC. OF 8TH AND pare Wilmette. 251-6232 or 944-3983. LOST Call 2 Male. POODLES, 7 WEEKS, A.K.C. HOME raised. 1 each, black, apricot, brown, toy to min.-toy. 3 little charmers who just love children. 272-5044. Cats BLACK CHIHUAHUA CALL EA 17-3722 THE WITH CHILDREN OR HI 6-8600 DANE and for your child, one of our: cha kittens, weaned and pan-trained. PUPPIES BLUE GREAT lines Toy Black Poodles AIREDALE PUPPIES 3 MONTHS, beautiful pet and show type. Ideal children’s pets. A.K.C. all shots. M. and F. OR 3-0543. AM A CREAM ‘TOY POODLE; male. I am 4 mos. old; have my permanent shots and am housebroken. My temperament is exceptional. If you can give me the love and attention I need I am for sale for $125. 255-3791. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES Father and mother obedience trained. Dual champ. bloodline. A.K.C. reg. litter. 3 males, 1 female, 9 wks. old. Boys—blk. -silver, girls—bik.- -sable. 945-4117. ON KENILWORTH around ALpine Dogs ALSO MINIATURE, POODLES, 8 black and_ silver. Shots, and guaranteed. UN 4-5179. GOLDEN manage- in VE 10 Cats AVAILABLE FOR STUD. A.K.C. Call 966-3271 SERVICES statements, and Collar, no tags. 2 Peet LOST: UMBRELLA | events through help ~= by TODAY Deerfield Villager Highland Park Herald 8-1440. 4-1700. of We will file them in THE CALENDAR and notify you if there is a conflict. from OUND—BLACK AND WHITE COCKer type dog with ee tae bh 7 | Sunset Ridge Rd. and Happ 10 I listing taxes, ment services. Wide exp. accounting. 446-2191 days. eves. IT WORK? Mail (or phone) a complete meetings .and events. Phone Av., Eldorado and ACCOUNTING Income Simply - netka. Please call HI 6-5808. LOST YOUR PET? may have been injured. DOES Service—Iincome Dogs GERMAN SHEPHERDS A.K.C. Born July 18, 1966—excellent lines. One black and cream, and one black, brown and tan. Call DE 6-5649 after 5 p.m. RETIRED Certified Public Accountant Accounting statements back work brought up te date. ALpine 1-4047 "CLEAR" all club dates through THE CALENDAR HOW 10 AA BOOKKEEPING, INC. Bookkeeping, Taxes, back work brought up to date. Low monthly rates. Your office or mine. PE 6-3282 days, 282-6391 eves. DATES 5-2167. Foxdale Accounting Avoid Conflicting FOUND: HALF GROWN CAT: - Gray and white w/gold colored eyes. Nr. 9 HIGHLAND PARK DEERFIELD AREA PRESIDENTS AND PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN INITIALED GOLD THURSDAY SERVICES Personal MESSAGE all to Call 869-3566 OST Chicago Toll Free 273-5211 or 273-4300 Minimum 4 5 RESPONSIBLE FOR MY DEBTS 4, of May as only signature Nelson G. Roach, 1822 Ashiand ‘Evanston, Illinois. 475-1560 251-4300 MULTIPLE COLUMN ADS Noon Monday Disclaimer DISCOUNT: .10 PER LINE Cash with order or if paid within 10 days Tuesday ONLY you P.O. 8 Travel—Share Your Car WANTED: MAN OR WOMAN TO drive Falcon station wagon to Radnor, Pa., arrive not later than May 29th. Phone HI 6-4207. USE WANT ADS GERMAN SHEPHERD, MALE. A.K.C. 9 mos. GV. Ch. SWEEP grandson. Gentle pet; obedience or stud prosect. $75 and return stud services. lack and silver. Call 223-0873 any time. GERMAN SHEPHERDS. MALE. 30 mos. SOLID SILVER. A.K.C. X-rayed. Gentle pet; fine guard; potential as stud. lines. Field $175. Marshall/Bonnie Call 223-0873. _blood- FREE KITTENS HEALTHY trained, 6 0064. AND weeks old. CUTE, PANCall "ALpine 6- NEED A STALWART FRIEND, A being to adore you? Your search can end. Come see, please do? KAY'S ANIMAL SHELTER, (Cor. Hintz and Arlington Heights State Rd.) ONE KITTEN TWO... LEFT, a 3 gray female, half Siamese, weeks old, affectionate, playful, trained. Free. 864-1180. ADORABLE KITTENS ood homes. Father lacks; blues; grays; white-blue also parti-colors; $9.00 up. GR ADORABLE 6 WEEK —puppies. $20. ield. Evanston Review « Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff eves; 5-8387. OLD BEAGL 945-7289. Dee Classified — | me * �f Is, Pets and Antiques and Art Apparel ; 4 and i Goods Furs aisers—Auctioneers— les Conductors Sahemeties: ‘omobiles— For Sale Foreign and Sports Cars Automobile Loans Auto Service Automobile Tires and Accessories Autos—Trucks—Trailers—For Rent 1 Gitomeniiec— Wanted To Buy os—Trucks—Trailers— Wanted To Rent Bicycles thd and Outboard Motors. and Gifts s and Contractors Building Maintenance and Repair Building Supplies and Materials [ ss Opportunities _ Investments ss and Houses Partnerships Personal Houses To Industrial Bamores of ras ond an otography Phetopreph < Card of Thanks _Carpentry—Cabinet Animals, Pets 15A Supplies ELSINGER'S FOR PETS lc FISH SALE with new. DOG top. RUN Free by 20 x 6 TAME; YNG. with dramatic MYNAH ga cage. Exc. At i you?”’ _ old; CHESTNUT $30. pet and CHAS. Call ers May 7th—9 a.m. to 5 p.m. LAKE COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS; 14 = Hi N. of Rt. 120 on Rt. 45, Grayslake, china, Lahore Haviland AND R pattern; Ramson BOOTE set of pattern, white Minton vase; coll. of ring holders; set of 8 ~ serv. plates; crystal candleabra ight. HI 6-6080. HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR ental rugs; French furniture; objects and bric-a-brac. anytime, Mr. Ross. Phone NEEDLEPOINT AND PETIT all kinds; Czechoslovakian Call AL urn and Glenview. 14 SEAT, sugar bowl. Books and store all day Friday Gifts and Saturday, or any time for information or appointment. DA 8-4424. Ask for free booklet on values, etc. BOOKER’S BOOKS Used, fine and rare. Search service. We buy books and paperbacks. UN WANT TO 4-4449 PURCHASE vin libraries, _ and eather sets. FINE rare BOOKS, books, : AS. Business DRY CLEANING 8910 21 world. never BOOKS OF 96 volumes, read, never THE COIN WESTERN’ _ Original price $450, will sell for best offer. Phone 869-4437 after 5 p.m. SHOE STORE FOR SALE OR TRADE for real estate income property. Write - A-993, Box 60, Wilmette, 2 — Classified FANCY or jello II. Evanston Review Post 22 St. ALTERATIONS AND HEMS ON WOM.en’s apparel. Formerly with Peck and Peck. Vicinity of Foster and Sherman. UN 9-6367. * Glencoe News SMALL MOVED, up = and job to be THRIFTY MOVING & STORAGE INSURED & BONDED UN 4-3700 30 CO. until fully you see our custom rebuilt an guaranteed Steinways Baldwins Conovers Kimballs Lyon & Healys and many others reasonably ncn, we Rentals with option to buy. We bu and trade pianos. Complete servicin dept. Family tradition of expe’ craftsmanship. Superb workmanshi is our mark of quality. KURT SAPHIR PIANOS 1143 Greenleaf, Wilmette Immed. S.E. Wilm. Northwestern Sta. North 256-0167 South HY 3-150 Daily 9:30-5:30 Mon., Thurs. 9:30- We Competition BR 3-3332 Musical Undersell Our Instruction GUITARS-AMPS-DRUMS SCHREFFLER MUSIC CO. Try Us Before You Buy . KRANE INSTRUCTION ON ‘ALL INSTRUMENTS BY FINE PROFESSIONALS We have a SUPERIOR RENTAL PLAN which will save you money— and excellent REPAIR SERVICE. We Carry an abundant stock of all instruments including: Inc. OF HIGHLAND PARK entertainment specialists’ party marquees— catering—entertainment dance floors—car parkers—lighting “‘One call does it all” ID 2-1240 ITEMS items picked Have an odd AL 1-4394 a Difference When you buy your piano from A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN Only here will you find the seled Kranich & Bach and Winter amon other well-known makes. Don't Buy a Grand O 1-0666 18345MC-C It Makes 2740 Touhy Av. Grand and MUSIC Hours 1 to 8 weekday 1 to 4:30 Sundays BIG VALUE pianos painstakingly rebuilt. reconditioned Spinets, consoles Studios. Rental option plan for child ren. Come in or call in daily 9 to Mon. and Thurs. to 9, Sundays 1 to 5. UTTERBERG PIANO CoO.-EST. 1910 5731 N. Central Ave., Chicago RO 3-5020 “Your THE COUNTRY BOYS HAY RIDES, carriages, Pony Rides, Fire Engines sent anywhere for kids’ and adult parties. Or have your party at our antique Party Barn. NE 4-3633. Have FOLK Guitar, occas. Tod Turl, MAGIC FOR party. Ask 1363 Shermer Rd. Northbrook 272-749 | MILDRED SING-ALONGS. 30, BROTHERS YOUR CHILDREN’S for Dan, AL 6-1148. Equipment POPULAR ALpine PIANO Oakton, Skokie OR RENTAL WE YARD Open Daily 8 to 5, Sat. 8 to No charge for Sunday 1 RENTAL HEADQUARTERS ACE RENTAL RD. Loans and IF YOU 5-5080 Investments NEED MONEY for any get worthwhile purpose a low cost loan at the of Evanston quickly and confidentially! for details—call Mr. Ingrish 328-8100 Extension 250 * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving WILMETTE GUITAR—BANJO—AUTOHARP Varied styles taught by performerinstructor Bob Gand. It’s Fun! Village School of Folk Music. 945-5321, KURT LOWMAN, sic and popular yours. cana es 34 Pianos LESSONS IN CLAS. piano in my home or ated and Musical Instruments WAREHOUSE SALE—300 PIANOS RENT A PIANO $5.00 A MO. JANSSEN-CABLE-GRAND-KAWAI New Spinet-88 Note : New Console Direct Blow 4 10 Used Grands fr. $2 Steinway-Baldwin-Wurlitzer-Starck Used Spinets and Consoles fr $195 Practice Uprights-Players fr. $ 79 Mon., Thurs. 9-9 Sun. 12-5 AM 2-2023 FIELDS' 7315 N. Western, Chicago CABLE SPINET PIANO W/BENCH Walnut—Contemp. style. Like new. Costs new $550, $250 or best offer. Call OR 3-0210 WANTED: ALL MAKES PIANOS Highest prices. Action Piano Co. 561-0318 * Northbrook Star © Highland Lake EAST 1-3348 PIANO AND ORGAN LESSONS at your home. Children or adults, beginners or advanced. Mr. Gersch, ph. VA 6-0488. 5-7400 RENT EVERYTHING PIANO 1-4201 LESSONS HOME ALpine Rental JOHNSON EQUIPMENT Co. 3748 IN GUITAR CLASSES Adults or children; guitar rental; EXPERIENCED TEACHER Frank Narrol 272-8129 MY Forest- Lake Bluff SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON NEW AND used pianos. Steinway Grand 6’ EE Baldwin Grand, like new, reas. Us Spinets from $195. Many others choose from. MIDWEST PIANO Co. 2638 Devon Av. ELGER STRING 6 made KRUGMAN LESSONS HI 6-1715. FOLK MUSIC BY BOB GAND, or the Village school singers or the Gand family singers will surprise your guests. Call now, WI 5-5321. WANDA Pianos-Organs-Stereo Tape Recorders-Record Players ; Records-Sheet Music Piano Tuning « Musical Entertainment Will Travel CALYPSO, Any First National 2-2515 NEED rummage delivered? done? Call 256-3033 hdo Productions, 2-5520 JACKSON MOVERS : We specialize in moving, packing. Large or small jobs at reas. rates day or night. Exp. men. UNiversity 4-2662 or UNiversity 4-1105. for your child’s birthday! TINY TRAINED ANIMALS, mystery, wonder and surprise! n hour of vaudeville magic at a VERY MODEST PRICE! NORMAN: CR HAULING Il. C.C. Entertainment MR. ILL. MOVING? RENT A TRUCK. PADS — DOLLIES — U-DRIVE JOHNSON’S TRAILERS SERVICE ROgers Park 1-2000 f 7446-48 N. Clark Chicago, Il. HEMS _ $2.5 ee FULL 2213 Central St., Evanston YOrktown CR Davis MOVERS MIDDLETON AND 1-2686 MAGIC 27 * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk 1110 5-5074 DRESSMAKER WITH EUROPEAN trade school will solve all your sewing problems in her own home. 869-8571 EXPER ATING MARY ANN SILKS & WOOLENS, INC. 626 Church, Evanston DAvis 8-3984 Golf Mill Shopping Center, Ph. 824-9212 DRAPES RO full, $4.50 JOSEPHINE’S CUSTOM MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING SHOP 721 Elm St., Winnetka Expert alterations Hillcrest 6-7299 MONOGRAMMING ALTERATIONS AND TAILORING CALL EVENINGS ALTERED $3.50; Office GReenleaf 8910 WAUKEGAN Needlework famous authors, even unpacked. straight, Pianos and Musical Instruments KELLY MOVING 724-0300 Wanted To Buy—Houses Real Estate Loans and Mortgages Roofing and Siding Rug and Upholstery Cleaning Rummage Sales Schools and Instruction . Shades—Blinds—Awnings Situations Wanted— Students Women—Business and Professional Women—Household Women—Baby Sitting Men—Business and Professional Men—Household Men and Women Men and Women—industrial Sporting Goods and Equipment Trade or Barter Travel—Share Your Car Tree Trimming Trucks and Trailers—For Sale Toys Typewriters—Business Machines _ Upholstering, Repairing & Refinishing Wonted To Rent— Apartments Board and Room Furnished Apartments Furnished Houses Garages Houses Light Housekeeping Rooms Rooms Share Houses and Apartments Storage NORTHBROOK, HERBERT CARLYLE'S SPECIALTY 724-9067 or 677-8087 Dressmaking—Sewing— Opportunities AND M.G. L & M CATERING WILL MAKE YOUR ' hors d’oeuvres, casseroles molds. Call AL 1-1878 Glv. and MIDDLETON CLEANERS Rd., Moving 15 5 15 3 FOR ALL YOUR MOVING NEEDS BY Professional Movers. Fully equipped and insured. I.C.C. 22033 M-C. ALTERATIONS 23 TEA, GRADUATION, OR WEDDING parties. Artistic hors d’oeuvres; sandwiches or sandwich loaves. Made to your order. ALpine 1-2269. EXC. COND. Classics-comp. Op. business and bidg. Long estab. Tee. location. Also Launderette and - commercial laundry business. Out: ne money maker. DE 6-3678, CH 4-5401. GREAT EQUIP. FOR RENT WE DELIVER ACE RENTAL Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 PARTIES.OUR Lillian Krause PROF. cond. PARTY I GREAT BOOKS COMP. inc. b/c, $240. Harvard exc. cond. $45. 256-3385 Glenview Hems, EXCEPTIONAL FOODS CATERED WITH/WITHOUT ATTENDANTS WHY COOK? 1709 Glenview Rd., Glenview, Ill. For menu planning, Miss B. 724-0302. cloth 743-8122 H3V Catering 1307 Chicago Avenue. COME BROWSE AT KENNEDY’S Bookshop, 1911 Central St., Evanston. QUICK MATIC automatic, $10; automatic, $20. MYRLE’S GOURMET CATERING Delicious and Artistic Foods For the greater yan g | Hostess Complete Service and gi OUTSTANDING WEDDING CAKES AND RECEPTIONS ALpine 1-5841 Avenue, ~ CASH FOR YOUR BOOKS CERTIFIED BOOK APPRAISER IN TRANSPORTATION Downtown caernge. contract, reas. for Mr. Hull GR 5-8828. HASSELBLAD CAMERA w/2 backs and case, very good Best offer over $100. Call OR 3-0210 COFFEE 29 ALTERATIONS guaranteed SHOP DAvis 8-0744 SALE: PENTAX 18 244 Neva 1619 STRAIGHT hems $3.50. 328-5159 CO. FI.8 LENS. CASE AND METER. Mint cond. $125. Call 432-6993 eves. 338-3700 2-2214, LOVE EAST-GLEN Cameras and Photography FOR Buy BUTTONS, BUCKLES AND MACHINE button holes. 24 HOUR SERVICE. Belts, Pleating. Complete stock of metal zippers. VOGUE FABRIC SHOP 722 Main St. UNiversity 4-3034 RODDED LIKE NEW OLYMPUS $30; Like new 35 mm Pen Ee half frame Call 869-5543. To FITTINGS BY “JANE” APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY Coats, dresses and skirts. NO REVERE TURRET 8MM. MAGAZINE load camera, Tel. lens, reg. lens, wide angle lens and case, $50; Revere 8mm. projector and case, $50. CR 27063. POINT crystal; fancy table and other linens. VICTORIAN ORI. odd 17. a Wanted ALTERATIONS Opp. BRINKMEYER WHEEL CHAIR for Paraplegics to Daily, or weekly more information, — Dressmaking—Sewing— Needlework hours CLEANED Reasonable prices, work KAEHLER LUGGAGE 1421 Sherman Ave. Downspouts Ty uw 21 HANDBAG AND LUGGAGE REPAIRING Art Goods T twelve CONSTRUCTION PArk 4-0367 GELDING, PARTS SWAP AND CAR SHOW China, Glass, Furniture, Car Parts, : ae Bring your old saleable items. -: aaaaaaaaas (Buyers, Sellers, Look- PCS. to Service AND DRAINS Gigantic Antique Flea Market VARIOUS Seven PUMPED or successfully shown on West Coast by unior rider, quiet in huntfield, gentle. Good for lady or child. 729-3823. Antiques Partnerships SEPTIC TANKS CATCH BASINS BIRD 1 year and Business _ Greater Indian Hill; says, ‘‘hello” and _ BEAUTIFUL _ 16 ft. like MALE (or older person, young children, apt. dwellers; best offer. AL 6-3673. ; inventory. Call 945-4648 COCKATIEL—HEALTHY =. 8x standing, Mi Mi weekly can net excellent income. More full time. 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REstocking NEW TYPE high quality coin operated dispensers in your area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $1,900 cash secured Two locations to serve you 1013 Davis St., Evanston, GR 5-9821 3330 Dempster St., Skokie, 675-9645 -SEMMERLING k Gutters and SPARE TIME INCOME FOOD AND SUPPLIES THURS., FRI., SAT. ONLY Open H Out of State Rooms Storage Space Stores and Offices Summer Rentals Work Catering and Light Share Town Houses Vacation Rentals Gardening and Landscape Plants and Shrubs Eeiieeesilicieleatiiosaliionaliesllinndtincadl Christmas Trees and Decorations Coins and Stamps Concrete Work Conducted House Sales Disclaimer of Debts Dogs and Cats Dressmaking—Sewing—Needlework Draperies & Slip Covers—Custom Made Electrical Service Entertainment Equipment Rental Exterminating Fireplace Wood Floor Refinishing and Covering Flowers and Florists For Rent— Apartments Apartments To Share Board and Room Convalescent Homes Furnished Apartments Furnished Houses Garages Halls and Studios Hotels Meal Tax ited Service—IiIncome ing and Heating nes aineetete Accoun Air C by HO. Martin instrument with custom strings GUITAR Craftsmen. guitarist. Call 251 ‘‘Bill’”’ Need Pianos—All WILL , superb sound. Wi and case for th serious Blues—Folk 4331. 5-5900 (STEEL PAY TOP MIDWEST Makes PRICES. PIANO HOllycourt CO. 5-5900 WE BUY USED PIANOS HIGHEST PRICES PAID Spencer Co., BR 4-291 | SOHMER EBONY UPRIGHT PIANO plus bench; hardly used; beautif condition; $700; Gibson CO classia oo plus case, never used, $80. 864 FOR SALE: KNIGHT 75 WATT P amplifier; Sure Unidyne III micro phone; 2 extension speakers in cabi nets; and Kay amplifier. Call A AL 6-0108. . “3 -"y ITALIAN 120 BASS ACCORDION Model prani; offer. 153/74 perfect Contino condition. Settimio $140 Sa or make 724-5214. SILVERTONE WESTERN STYLE GUI tar. Good condition. $10. Call after 1: a.m., 869-7955. BEAUTIFUL HARP PLUS HAND: E VIOLA AND VIOLIN. May. 4th and 5th only 10-4 P.m. 909! Marion, Highland Par “TRIO HOUSE SALES” ID 2-3107 BALDWIN GRAND McCALL 3811 Western, Chicago CO 17-7564 Home aie ane Po Do tpeaker. ome-made; one 15” J.D.L. speaker. Call after 4, PArk 4- gad. : Park Herald * Deerfield Villager ° Highwood Herald May 4, 1967 a4 �37. Pianos and Musical Instruments uO WIG SNARE, 18’’ cymbal, _ or best offer. Call Hat, - p.m. IPROFESSIONAL KENT new TRAP SET, stool, 869-0198 $100. after —s- Schools and Instruction 7 50 FRENCH CLASSES BY NATIVE teacher with 9 eat B as aan at Berlitz Schl.; 3 yrs. at Chgo. Inf. 320 Frontage Rd., Northtieid. 3485181. 4:00 price’ very reasonable for quick all for appointment to see, 446- WILMETTE DRIVING SCHOOL Licensed by State of Illinois Behind wheel—$7.50 an hr. driving— classroom free. 529 Main St., Evanston. UNiversity 9-4774. FOLK GUITAR U.S. made, less. than year old. ~ Splendid cond. with case. Bargain at ~ $18. Call 251-7707. GUITAR—12 STRING GIBSON DE + luxe Model B-45-12N. In perf. cond. - Incl. It. wt. side-opening case. Cost $325 new, a bargain at $225. 945-5294. YOUNG IDEAS NURSERY 501 Sherman, Evanston Registrations for Summer and Fall now being taken. Call UN 4-4659. CHINESE COOKING CLASS | now ag | formed. Day and evening classes. 15 lessons $30. Sara Moy, 1018 Davis St., Evanston. 328-2233. olins beg AND STUDENT EPIPHONE FOLK GUITAR ick up. 8 months old. Best Ernon 5-2927 evenings. LOVELY - Cherry : KIMBALL CONSOLE wood finish. $500. 945-6822. Kimball ' BLOND Console VI- 38 WITH offer. AQUA LANE DAY CAMP $25 PER WEEK INCLUDING LUNCH and transportation. Exclusive campsite in DesPlaines. Complete athletic program. Arts, crafts and music instruction. Boys and Girls. Dee Beniaris, Director, 465-0926. BOYS CANADIAN CANOE TRIP August 10-20, ages 13-17 A truly fantastic trip. Write or call Richard MacDonald Doug MacNiel 446-1696 446-1039 Woods N’ Waters. 933 Hill Rd., Winnetka PEEBLES STABLE Annual riding day camp. For children 6 and over. Free pick-up. Call day time 966-9050. PIANO. Piano EXCELLENT CONDITION. YO 6-3812 AND FENDER STRATOCASTER Bandmaster. Make an offer. Hillcrest 6-2832 FENDER SUPER REVERG AMP GOLD TURNER MIC. PLUS STAND VOX DISTORTION BOOSTER SAC. $375. 272-2471. FENDER MUSTANG MINT COND.; CHERRY RED Call Ed. Hillcrest 6-2579. ‘FENDER BASSMAN AMP. WITH COVers and dolly. White Fender Precision Bass Guitar and case. Call Jack at 272-3053. ACCORDIAN RADE MARK-SCANALLI, _perial. 120 brass. 864-0555. GIBSON folk 5 banjo. NEW STRING LONG Excellent condition. 764-6098 after 6 p.m. IMNECK Call 1 EPIPHONE PATHFINDER AMP; 1 Gibson ES-330 TD Guitar; blonde spinet Story & Clark piano. Call GR 50407 after 6 p.m 35 Piano Tuning ZENKER'S PIANO CO. Honest Craftsmanship _ PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR GEORGE Checked FE. NEWQUIST Expert ae Electronically YOUR SERVICE gs CRestwood Fe IsHyd Expert tuning a » - Schools appraisals; Instruction UN 4-7696 Tiny Tot Play School 2727 Beautiful Crawford, facilities. 3 acres of proper- ty. Full and half day arrangements. Age 21, through 5. Hot lunches, arts and crafts, dancing and _ foreign . language. 19 yrs. of exp. Licensed . wagons. Call DA &8-7065 or YO 6-7065 OPEN HOUSE UNITY hee BOO 3434 MAY Registration established CENTRA 13, 10 TO 4-7453. 2 NOON for Fall term. Modern, school with experienced staff. Director, For Mrs. W. information, B. Scott or Mrs. Wiss, 328-7454. Scott, UN call Mrs. OPENINGS AVAILABLE FOR Afternoon Sessions at TOM THUMB NURSERY SCHOOL (Licensed by State of Illinois) 2612 Central St. Creative half-day programs for your pre-school child (ages 3-5) Call UN 9-5565 FRENCH TUTOR _ French major from the University of Michigan avail. now through June 9. Complete review and preparation for final exams. Familiar with North Shore requirements, freshman through Tree level. Refs. $5.00 per hr. 432- HERE ARE SUMMER SCHOOL classes at Loyola Academy which are ot be co-ed. Registration for girls May 6th and 13th, between 9 a.m. and 12 noon for 7th, 8th grade and high ' school students. For any further information contact Father Beall at Loyola Academy. A.B.C. School of Languages LEARN ANY LANGUAGE CONVERsationally through pictures. Call for a complimentary lesson. Classes are ~ now beg. 518-26 Davis, Evanston. 328- EVANSTON ART CENTER @4 Now 2603 SHERIDAN RD. aprelieg Acuite and children or SUMMER CLASSES. » Call GR 5-5310 or write for catalog. y 4, 1967 Contractors HAROLD Inc. Direct Factory Distributors KITCHEN CABINET-VANITIES COMPLETE WOOD AND FORMICA KITCHENS OUR TRAINED STAFF DOES THE ENTIRE JOB Save By Buying From PLASTERING TUCKPOINTING — STUCCO—REPAIR AL 1-3372 R. W. Linster or PA 4-0840. Serving the North Shore for 23 years. EDWARD PURTELL & CO. FREE ESTIMATE PH. 274-6601 REMODELING SEGGER CONSTR. CO. VE 5-0262 IMAGINATIVE DESIGNS REALISTIC PRICES CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors WE OFFER A COMPLETE SERVICE for every type of building remodeling Ceramic Tile — Vinyl Tile Work Concrete Work — Walks, Steps, Footings Roofing and Roof Repairs Tuckpointing of Chimneys and Walls No matter how large or how small the work, we will be pleased to figure it. CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. 22 Green Bay Road, Winnetka John B. Clausen __HILLcrest 6-2100 Structural Engineer Mrs. V. Short PArk 4-7786. SAVE Carpentry Kitchens Bathrooms 20% in Effect Additions * Rooms ormers WE DO IT ALL LAUER CONSTRUCTION CO. 777-4570 or 251-1254 or 831-4767 HOME OWNERS AVAILABLE NOW—THE MANPOWER and equipment to give you a quality built addition or interior remodeling work. Free estimates, fully bonded and insured. 20 years’ experience. Northfield Bldg. and Const. 250 Skokie Blvd. Day: 835-3327 6-5400 CONTRACTOR CUSTOM CABINETS. FREE EST. Remodeling; additions; new homes Howard's Cabinet Shop. 272-3829 CARPENTER, 15 YEARS EXPERIence. Additions, remodeling, roofing, siding, rec. rooms and porches. J. McGuinness, Contractor 824-0247. CARPENTRY REMODELING ROOM additions. Do my own work. Call anytime after 6 p.m. A. Johnson. 267-8280 Building Maintenance Repair for modernization of kitchens, and bathrooms: Quality custom-built kitchen cabinets, storage units, room dividers and vanities Formica countertops and cabinets : GReenleaf 5-1115 2142 Ashland Ave., Evanston Northbrook, Ill. Eve.: 446-7064 KITCHEN REMODELING AND ROOM extension. All types of remniodeling. Free estimates, 25 years experience. Ask for Henry. DA 8-0869. LARS H. LARSON Remodeling and Repairing I treat your home like my own. Since 1950 Phone 698-2407. 56 52 Call Tom WASH UN and UPS Rd. HI] 6-2402 57 Concrete Ill. Gardening 7-8636 AUGUST G. KUNZ CARPENTRY Formica countertops, cabinets, shelves, family rooms, porches, and room additions. Insured. UNiversity 4-9212 2309 GREY AVE. . Trees—Shrubs—Evergreens . Trees Cut Down . Spring Cleanup . Tractor Work 894-1947 BJORNSON WE DO BRICK AND STONE WORK. Tuckpointing, chimney repairs, window caulking. Insured. 2 272-0104 Dean Logerquist BATHROOM REMODELING GLENVIEW 1328 Waukegan Rd. 4 RECREATION ING. Exterior Henry Dier 724-9704. ROOMS. REMODELand interior painting. CRestwood 2-2938 537-4200 BILL HESKETH 2-0173 SAVE $$ GUARANTEED WORK Carpentry-Siding-Roofing Cement- aasanarcg Masonry Mike Dragovich 588-6535 475-3420. WORK. Floor, seedCall Northern Eagle Roofing Co. JOE Too Seaait PAINTING Exterior Painting-Tuckpointin Mai tenance and Gutter work. u work guaranteed. Fast courteous vice. Free estimates. House Copirenre J& Associates. ERNST W. DAISS & SON PAINTING AND DECORATING Wood finishing—paper hanging INTERIOR AND XTERIOF 1530 Spencer Av. Wil ALpine 1-6344 DAVID N. PADDOCK Professional Decorators CRestwood 2-5 RUDY’S DECORATING SERVICE ~ Interior and Exterior : painting, Lar Sor ape omy and decorating irst class work 4851 North Wolcott Avenue RUEDIEGER PLUSCHLE 784 Free estimates G. on N.S. Interior, 4-9423 Exterior. GOOD PREPARATION CLEAN, NEAT WORKMANSHIP M. Garrett Neat EXP., ble, 328 Houseman-Decorator HONEST, SOBER, DEPENI general cleaning, painting washing, cleaning. floor polishing, Call 638-6152. an REASONABLE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR ing, washing, paper peers an experience, guarante work. GR 5-3255 LAURITZ PAINT. E n. JENSEN SON Complete 1Giceurttns Service| _ 478-5955 CLearbrook 9 0408 - 17 YBARS On NORTH SHORE — Custom CLEANED ORchard Job xpert paper hanging; rior and exterior. UF Downspouts STOP SMALL GUTTER AND ROOF LEAKS # mate ALL WORK EXPERTLY DON AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFOR ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GI 38 yrs. REPAIRED, PAINTED, COMPLETE roofing and sheet metal service. Fully insured. Free inspection. Free est. CEwall color Painting, Paper Hanging GRECO BROTHERS Landscaping, Lawn maintaining. No job too small. _ Call anytine, 625-3486. and DECORATI PAINTING_ 5-5507. 272-1670. Gutters es Fully insured Free estimat Clean expert craftsman, proper pr Fast expert Service : 625-2555 ; A FT. DIG YOURSELF. SILVER MAPLE, 5 INCH, FREE FOR the digging, requires hoist or tractor. gy at Chapel Ct., Northbrook. 55 _—T PAINTING AND DEC. Interior and exterior. NORTH SHORE LAWN POWER LAWN ROLLING US TAKE THE HUMPS OUT OF YOUR LAWN. BEINLICH VE 5-1195 GUTTERS PLASTERING AND EATCEING REMODELIN GReenleaf 5- e762 TILE ee E&B COMP. “Riv on North Shore 478-0136 VICTOR'S LANDSCAPING Spring clean up. Planting and ing. Year round maintenance. UN 4-3172. PLASTERING SCHNEIDER & FALASCO Metal lathe ceilings and patching. ALpine 1-7119 ALpine 1-3047 ALL TYPES OF a and ceilin Call Gem ullders; 3 Generations No MARTINEZ LANDSCAPING Lawn and tree service, sodding and seeding. Black dirt and_ tractor service. Free estimate. Call 537-6232. TILING Glenview. ereperat aration—Best Ma ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED LE 17-0737 ° Expert FOR BEST LAWN MAINTENANCE, early spring cleaning, sod, evergreens, shrubbery. Any odd job, call Fears Landscaping, 389-0033. Floor and Wall Tiling atin All types wall covering tad Colorado Blue Spruce ; IN Decor Residential Painting and INTERIOR Paintin Masonry Paper Hanging Thorough | BROS. a SPECIALIZING CR YO I 2-42: Mr. Eckert AL 1-1199 office ng 2" Broadway, Chicago, Main DIRT 6 p.m. Shore for 45 yeal Mr. Hauber Mr. Schmidt MAINTENANCE after the North of our experts: FRANK VOLE. LANDSCAPING Clean up; fertilizing; and _ seeding. pee rates. Call ID 3-1160 after p.m. Call Free J. M. ECKERT OF BEST! Serving LET TUCKPOINTING Insured No gamble with your n decorating problems if yore TOP Ss O IL—HUMUS—SAND—MAnure—gravel—gravel drives—rubbish eens. lawn rolling—tree removal—fill dirt-grading. VE 5-1195. Jim Beinlich, The Firewood King $5.00 paper THEY ARE THE BEST! Cate VQLIZ JIM and CR 2.2217 Outside trim and siding nted. Stucco and masonry painted. © SPECIALIZE IN COMPLETE care. O. H. Little, 458-4335. Chimney Repairs Waterproofing Caulking Brick Staining Bldg. Cleaning Leaky Basements Bldg. of all Descriptions Insured Emil J. Birkenheier UNiversity 4-7722 of painting WHY Shrubs CLEAN PULVERIZED TOP SOIL Glenview, Ill. Maas? *y 4-3300 or PA 9 COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SOD—SEED LAWN Ww part of the pai workmanship Who Does Your Decorating BLACK SOIL Trucking Decorating SPECIALIZE IN ALL TYPES ainting. Ind. attention and n 3 e met. Color matching an Fully ATTENTION LAWN LOVERS! Now is the time to rake, roll and fertilize your lawn. Take advantage of the mulches at hand. Please don't make the same mistake that you did last year. We are experienced in the business. We don’t profess to be the best but endeavor to give you the best. Our customers say we cannot be beat! We accept these compliments with profound humility. Allen J. Clover Landscaping Service 328-7750. BLACK ee A SPENCER DECORATING ~ phases COMPLETE LANDSCAPING EVERGREENS, TREES, SHRUBS Planting, Lawn Work, Sodding, Fertilizing, Trimming, Lawn-Shrub Spraying. 2 Walter J. Michaels PA 4-1272 OUT GARDEN and Landscape and MOWERS : AND REPAIR north of Glenview continuity as Neat, clean Work Service—Plants ee sis ROBERT N. LOUTSCH 2333 Glenview Rd., Wilmette CONCRETE CONTRACTOR Walks, driveways, floors, patios, steps, porches and repairs. ALpine 6-0988 ‘‘Call before 8, and after 5."" CEMENT WORK, CITY SIDEWALKS —ALSO-Carpenter and Remodeling. Call Acres Concrete 328-0797, 1040 Wesley, Evanston Licensed, bonded and insured. 54 rs Mower and Tractor— Service ~==Painting and WE DELIVERIES TO 5 a ah HIGHLAND PARK A DEERFIELD NOT SOLICITED. 53 Shore ORchard next to Tollway Brings INVITED Northfield, Lawn WEST BUILDERS SERVICE, INC. 250 Happ and Rooting SHARPENED Milwaukee Av., Material PLAYBOX SAND—BLACK DIRT Tanbark (When Available) CRUSHED STONE FOR DRIVEWAYS Blacktop Patch (66 lb. bag) BLACKTOP SEALER (1 and 5 Gal.) Flagstone—Bluestone CONCRETE eSTEPPERS FOR PATIOS Sewer Pipe, Drain Tile, Culvert Pipe CONCRETE, PLAST., MASON MAT’LS. Ebilsisor Repaired and Installed TO Supplies removal. CERAMIC TILE GUARANTEED NOT in shower area. Building “ROOFII Gut “‘Serving the North F. BASSING E. TRACTOR WORK, STONE, DRIVEways, grading, rubbish and brush Carpentry, Cabinet Making ON seaizes HI REMODELING GENERAL DEAL WITH A RELIABLE FIRM REMODEL WITH CONFIDENCE Prices Now Northfield BYRON FELTON CONSTRUC. CO. Building and Remodeling Kitchens, Bathrooms, Family Rooms, Additions, Ceramic Tile, Floor Tile Winnetka 446-3268 Room additions Rec. rooms Kitchens Family rooms Bathrooms Dormers Free Estimates Gladly Given Deal direct with owner—no salesmen Once job is started, completed WITHOUT DELAY Winter 84 Bob Viets Custom Carpentry ROOM 6 p.m., Box Construction and ALL WORK COMPLETELY GUARANTEED after New ee Complete PAINTING PArk 4-2614 DELIVERED—PICK GEORGE AND GEORGE CARPENTERS Building—Repair—Millwork **Let George Do It”’ Phone CRestwood 2-2530 or 1458 COMPLETE REMODELING, NEW homes, additions, kit., baths, tile work, roof repairs, concrete work. QUALITY CONSTRUCTION CO. FREE ESTIMATES CRestwood 2-4429 a FEICHTNER PLASTERING RECHTORIS ROOM ADDITIONS—REC. ROOMS CUSTOM KITCHEN REMODELING SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY WORK FREE ESTIMATE 272-7951 51 A Distributor VISIT OUR FACTORY SHOW O. SCHULZ GENERAL CONTRACTOR Expert workmanship and smart styling. New homes, new kitchens, remodeling and additions. Free sketches and estimate. 256-4949. HOME REMODELING AT ITS FINest. B a throoms—Kitchens—Rec. rooms. All types of tile work: Ceramic—Mosaic—Plastics. Call GEM BUILDERS, 475-3420. Kitchen Salon 348-4852 Evanston ADDITIONS ma ia RECREATION ROOM COMPLETE HOME IMPROVEMENTS WE SPECIALIZE IN GOOD WORK FREE ESTIMATES CR 2-1893 774-2407 T PRICES NOW ALL- RITE HOME PRODS., INC. Free Estimates UN 4-2224, BR 3-3370 2734 W. Touhy, Chicago HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY If you are 21 or over and do not have a high school diploma, join one of my evening classes. Classes meet once a week andhave aée “relaxed adult atmosphere. Prepare for the High School Equivalency Certificate which is recognized by employers, colleges and universities. fr. Mrazek and FRED ROOM QUALITY MAINTENANCE— EXTERIOR Builders eo repair; and 50 2-1112 rebuilding; pianos bought and sold. KEN SWEET, Associates, UN 4-7407 37 HOME Building Maintenance and Repair Oehl & Bobart GOLDEN ARROW DAY CAMP Pvt. inst. Swim every day, co-ed 4-13. Transp. Hot lunch. Teacher staff. JOE TADELMAN 945-4072 EVERYTHING NEW BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL INCLUDING KITCHEN SINK (and stove, refrigerator etc.) TUNING—REPAIRING WE SELL NEW AND USED PIANOS (FORMERLY CONCERT TUNER SALZBURG FESTIVAL, AUSTRIA) 2125 W. Devon Av. ROgers Park 4-7607 PPROMPT Camps Builders and Contractors se te Decorating Service | 675-5455 PAINTING pering AND DECORATING. a specialty. xterior and interior. Residential 20 years ‘ on N. Guaranteed work. Prices reas. ae man Engstrom. UNiversity 4-5944. EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR PAINTING AND WALL WASHING R_ 1-5600 = paint: - R. All work Hawkins. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff guaranteed. GR : ©: 5-4365 Classified — �60 “LIVINGSTON PAINTING Free Estimate Painting and Decorating : INTERIOR Henry AND TALLY CARPENTERS SPECIALIZE in remodeling, room addition, drywall, basement and work of all kinds. Call University 4-3604. : EXTERIOR Dier CR 2-2938 63 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTing, wall washing, wallpaper removed, furniture stripped, call. Don Rice -8846 for estimate. mates. - AND INTERIOR ing DECORATING CRestwood AND and wall 2-1557 EXTERIOR cleaning. days and wenltends. ESTI- after Am 5 p.m. PAINT- available Reasonable. Painting and Decorating 25 SPECIALTY YEARS ON NORTH SHORE. Insured, Free estimates. Call 267-1551. GUTTERS CLEANED $10; GUTTERS cleaned and painted inside $35. Painting and ‘ida dec. interior and exterior. Mr. Mueller 283-4390 JOHN - 2 DECORATING 1-3801 KNOLL’S PAINTING/DECORATING “and Remodeling Service - 2710 Appletree Ln., Northbrook, 272-0464. ELECTRICAL WORK REA. RATES—FREE ESTIMATES NORMAL 100 AMP SERVICE—$125 Small jobs are a specialty. 743-5597. HEIGHTS FLOOR SERVICE Tile, wood floors. Machine scrubbed, waxed, buffed. Home or office. Reasonable. Free estimate. 255-1131. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING FREE ESTIMATES GReenleaf 5-3048 DAvis 8-7687 67 Painting—Outside Specialty 25 YEARS _ sured. Free NORTH SHORE. Estimates. 267-1551. IN- eo &XF. WALL WASHING, CLEAN AND removal, storm windows, attic and - basement. All Free estimate. : { 6 ROOMS Spec. - Plaster rates repairs. .insured. 58 Lloyd int. dae YOU and ext. Est. 25 Broberg, Roofing IF 4 on type floors, painting. Gilbert, 491-0680, CLEANED, $85 HAVE and yrs.; or asphalt Maintenance FIREPLACE SERV. MAKE - treated or replaced. Flat decks coated or recovered... Chimneys tuck: - pointed. Gutters painted and meshed. F. Bassing $9 ORchard 5-4030 35 YEARS The COMPETENT Glenview Roa PArk 4-1300 ‘THOMAS J. LYNCH ‘ TREE SURGEONS ‘TRIMMING, SPRAYING, FEEDING, tree surgery, modern equipment, trained operators. Our 51 years of experience in treating North Shore trees is available by phoning. Mem: bers National Arborist Association & National Shade Tree Organization. Hillcrest 6-4380 VErnon H. A. Morrison, st Spraying, 5-0514 Arborist TREE SPECIALISTS Trimming, Feeding, Removal. Power stump removal. ALpine 1-0945 DAVEY A COMPLETE TREE CARE SERVICE Accurate diagnosis of tree troubles. Dutch Elm disease control sprays arranged now. Phone 437-4080. CLAVEY TREE SERVICE _ TRIMMING—TREE REMOVAL STUMP REMOVAL Park 9-2279. _ HOME 60 MAINTENANCE— INTERIOR HOUSEWORK. and PArk 4-0749 FREE _ INTERIOR CONSULTANT Will custom design and_ construct buffets, cabinets and consoles to spec- ification. After 5 p.m., COMPLETE KITCHEN 945-7362. REMODEL.- ing. All types cabinets and lavatories made to order. Furniture repair. Call Mr. Dawson, 251-5737 or AL 1-6709. CARPENTRY, REC. ROOMS, PANEL- ing, built-ins, closets, shelves, and ‘all types of work. Reasonable prices. Call Spade 328-3050. All Types of Remodeling AND OVERHEAD DOORS. Call Pat 864-8085 4— Classified EXPERT WINDOW WASHING screens put up, gutters and do spouts cleaned, bonded and insure 869-1359. I WILL CLEAN YOUR TACKED DOWN carpet for less than any one else without sacrificing quality. 288-0830 after 9 a.m. or 493-3252 after 7 p.m. 75 Upholstering, Repairing Refinishing Service REUPH. SOFA—$39 PLUS FABRIC; chair—$19 plus fabric; SECTIONAL— 24 ea. plus fabric. COMPANION SALE—CUSTOM FABRIC SLIPCOVERS—Chair—$12 plus fabric; Sofa— $22 plus fabric. 12 Price Drapery Sale. Work guar. FREE estimates, Terms avail. CHESTERFIELD INTERIORS Div. of Chesterfield Upholstery Inc. CALL 677-6350 CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERY 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE CUSTOM MADE PLASTIC COVERS FREE WITH SOFA AND CHAIR Thousands of unusual fabrics to choose from. All work guaranteed. Day or evening calls. Joseph Interiors & Reupholstery Co. 3246 W. Bryn Mawr Chicago Call collect, IRving 8-0381 BOTTOMS Maintenance and Clean up. Free estimates. Expert service. GR 5-6014. WALLACE HOUSE CLEANING SERvice, walls, ceilings washed; carpet, rug cleaning, low prices, guaranteed satisfaction. 864-3946 for free estimate. MOTHER’S HELPER: COLLEGE STUsteady job for summer. dent wants or Live-in references. Experienced; out. VErnon 5-2453. RUG SHAMPOOING, FLOOR STRIPping, scrubbing and polishing. Wall wasning. Window washing. Painting. Call 662-0422 : HUSBAND GONE FISHING—HOW about golfing? Windows and gutters still dirty?? Let us take care of those nagging problems. Call Al, 823-5697. 5 ROOMS WASHED APPROX. $70. Windows: washed and polished. Small carpenter jobs. DAvis 8-5945 after 7:30 p.m. WE) CLEAN: Garages and Basements REASONABLE 456-1939 Interior Decorating rating and ON lighting YOUR problems DECO- for only $7.00. Call between 1 and 3 p.m. weekdavs for an appointment. DECORATING SAVOIRFAIRE 831-4757. 70 Plumbing CALL ULLRICH THE PLUMBER FOR leaky faucets, toilets, stopped up sinks, drains and electric sewer rodding. Estimates on remodeling wk. Water heaters. ROgers Park 4-0296. “Over 75 years of satisfied service’ 72 Rug and Upholstery Cleaning SHAMPOOERS 3748 FOR RENT JOHNSON EQUIPMENT CO. Oakton St., Skokie, OR 5-7400 UP SAGGING FURNITURE REPAIRED right in your home with sagproof steel webbing. Expert furn. repairing and upholstery. Call anytime. Acme Furniture Service DA 8-0446 UPHOLSTERING Draperies — Slip Covers R. J. McFAUL 1623 Techny Road Custom CRestwood House PROFESSIONAL SECRETARY will give sec. service and do typing jobs. IBM type. Letters, Manuscripts. Perfection is my policy. HI 6-3480 101 Situations Wanted—Women Household EUROPEAN SLIPCOVER SALE 2-3273 Furniture EXPERTS IN ALL TYPES OF FURNIture refinishing, repairing and reupholstering. 1,001 fabrics. Free est. 13 Sherman, Evanston. 864-8983. BIX STRIPS ANYTHING DOMESTICS LIVE-IN Scottish 19, Mother’s Helper English 22, Mother’s Helper Belgium 23, Mother’s Heiper English 32, Domestic English 46, Domestic Plus many others including couples. Guaranteed plan-No year end bonus Call for information UN 9-7900 MILFORD OVERSEAS SERVICE 708 Church St. Evanston DAY WORKERS WITH Door to door bus transportation and excellent North Shore references. CALL MISS ARMSTRONG: MO 4-6656 NORTH SUBURBAN TRANSIT & EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, INC. 218 E. Ontario St. Chicago DEPENDABLE YOUNG WOMAN seeks job with small family. Will live in 5 days week. Would like Sun. Mon. off. 324-8710. EXP. mid. a Ill. HOUSEKEEPER, PLEASANT aged woman, 3-5 days, live-in. Write P.O. Box 1778, Evanston, PRACTICAL NURSE DESIRES PRIvate duty or companion nursing 8 to 4, 5 days a week, good ref. UN 4-6309. EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE WOMAN wishes day work (cleaning only). Fridays. References. DAvis 8-6458. WOMAN DESIRES CLEANING ‘AND ironing in small apartment or house in Evanston. $12 plus transp. GR 5-6195. WOMAN DESIRES HOUSEWORK AND ironing, open 5 days, good ref. 65185. WOMAN WISHES DAY WORK, cleaning, good ref. Call 869-5664 after 5. 76 102, Household Appliance Situations SEWING MACHINES—ALL MAKES repair, baught, electrify, sold. New and used at low cost. Guar. work. Free pickup. Skowron Agency, Millen Hardware, AL 1-3060 or 736-1670 eves. 98 Situations Wanted—Students RESPONSIBLE TEENAGER like baby sitting on Friday Saturday arian, Phone WOULD and or SUMMER PLAY GROUP ~° BEING formed by 2 New Trier graduates for girls aged 4-6. Private beach and pool avail. For info. call Shelly, 835-3367. 100 Situations Wanted—Women Business and Professional SECY. TO ASSIST EXECUTIVE AS one-gal office staff on part-time basis. College grad. avail. eves., weekends. Exc. steno-skills. Majors: modern lang., music. Exp. sales, public rel., scientif., legal dict. 475-1437. SUMMER TUTORING Experienced teacher wishes to tutor children in English this summer. Reading, Grammar, Spelling. Prefer one or two hours per week. Call 8696136 weekday evenings after 6 p.m. TYPING Can pick-up IN MY HOME and deliver in the Call 724-4688 BABY SITTING Own transportation, mature lady. Have ref. venings and _ week-ends, call before 8:15 a.m. or after 5:00 p.m. 869-7050. area. EXPERIENCED TYPIST WILL DO TYPING AT HOME, HAVE IBM ELEC. TYPEWRITER PARK 4-3834. NORTHWEST SUBURBAN AREA Home Secretarial Service. Bookkeeping and typing. Will pick up and deliver. PArk 9-2737, after 5 PA 4-3145. HAVE ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER Will type all business and student work; specialize in thesis work. Capable and dependable. 729-4016. YOUNG, ATTRACTIVE BEAUTICIAN seeks job as assistant in beauty shop. 5 or 6 day week. Hrs. can be arranged. 684-5032. BEAUTY OPERATOR will take hospital and house appointments for all beauty work. UN 4-0981 EXPERIENCED TYPIST Will do typing at home. Pick up and deliver if necessary. Phone 272-8680. BABY ‘SITTING—YOUR. HOME Hour, day, week-vacation. 24 hour service. We Sit Better Baby Sitting Inc. Call 869-0022. EXPERIENCED TEENAGER IN GLENVIEW AREA WISHES TO BABY SIT WEEKENDS CALL AFTER 4:30, 724-6160. RELIABLE WOMAN WILL BABYSIT for working mother during week. Excellent references. Call 724-6493. BUSINESS WOMAN by. the hour or by WILL BABY the weekend. SIT, 251- 9, GIRL, 17, WISHES JOB er’s helper. aay gh sible. June 20th — Sept. evenings. MATURE pi cae ood. 103 WOMAN 272-0509. and MAN- CAPABLE 0O| Apt. building manag maintenance building suburbs. _mette. desires to manage Write A-968, , in _ Box ap northe 60, Wil 3 MAN LOOKING FOR STEADY WOR Min. wage req. approx. $3.00 hr. Exy in bottling plant. Will accept othe work. Best refs. PA 4-0806 after 3. HARD WORKING AND INDUSTRIO ARCHITECTURAL COLLEGE STU DENT WANTS SUMMER EMPLO MENT. CALL AL 6-1148. LIGHT HAULING, LUGGAGE, SMA furniture, refrigerators, appliance etc. Bonded and insured 869-0325. 104 Situations Wanted—Men Household DALE’S STUDENT SERVICE INC. An agency w/students and no students for any type work. Top Refs DAvis 8-8841 GReenleaf 5-074 WINDOW, WALL WASHING ‘AND I terior and exterior painting, ge housework. Also any type of wor! storms removed. 477-0726. HOUSEMAN AND RELATED GENE al mechanics. Have tools, 20 y experience. References. Phone 8195 after 8:30 p.m. (Winnetka). BUTLER-DRIVER IN WINTER WISHES or west. Write A-996, TO Box GO SO 60, Wilme WALLS AND WINDOWS WASHED screens put up, storms removed gutters cleaned; general home main Reas. Evanston area. DA 8-0361, Bill. WALL WASHING, PAINTING BAS; ments, attics and Garages. Clean a types of floors. For free estimate ca Don Rice 864-8846 WINDOWS WASHED at your convenience. Call Andy 8-7425. Evanston only. 106 Sit. Wtd.—Men and Industrial DA : Women GIRL DESIRES WORK FULL pert stn in factory. Please call 107. Help O Wanted—Women Business and Professional KEYPUNCH OPERATORS Wanted— CHiLD CARE FOR VACATIONERS, | wknd. proxying, eve. sitting, future bookings. Complete charge. Five hr. min. 251-1726 before 5 p.m. EMPLOYMENT ment HOUSE Baby Sitting Service and Repair EXPERIENCED all phases of 60611. HIGH SCHOOL GRAD. DESIRES JOB as mother’s helper. Live in 5 days. Nr. trans.; Winnetka area. Pleasant home; private rm. and bath. Write Miss Deloris Woolridge, 119 R.R. Av., Hohenwald, Tenn. 38462. SALAD BOWL OR GRAND PIANO YOU NAME IT-BIX STRIPS IT 1024 Emerson, Evanston 864-3878 ESTIMATES 729-3374. Andy's Home and REUPHOLSTERY Service COOK EVENING MEALS; 4-5 DAYS; light housework. Breakfast cook in restaurant. Call evenings VE 5-1246 BASE- ‘ments. Call Fred at 338-8355. Answering Jim's Wall Washing 68 ADDITIONS, painting. ATTICS AND BASEMENTS CLEANED. Free estimates by Manor House Maintenance Reputable company. 20 years experience. Phone 358-0913 or 437-5471 CONSULTATION ROOM WANTED—TYPING, PROOFREADING or other mail-order work to du at home. Experienced. Phone 253-8653. TRIER - township ALpine 1-5697 SHAMPOOERS AND FLOOR POLISH:ers for rent. ACE RENTAL 8910 Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 M.G. GEN. Also any type of work. 24 Hr. ALL ‘PORCHES, AND Bill's Cleanup Service CARPET CLEANING FLOORS CLEANED AND WAXED Carpentry—Cabinet Work WORK COLLEGE STUDENT, PHYSICS M jor, desires summer employme Available May 25. Please write Leland Webber, Haverford Colleg Haverford, Penna. or tel. AL 1-4990. 1-5350 WASHING exterior HOME REMODELING AT ITS FIN3S B a throoms—Kitchens—Rec. rooms. All ines of tile work: Seramic—Mosaic—Plastic. Call GEM ILDERS, 475-3420. CARPENTRY AL WASHING Service 477-0726 WALL Interior RALPH SYNNESTVEDT & ASSOCIATES, INC. Member of National Arborist Association and International Shade Tree Conference 3602 L&S WINDOW, EXPERIENCE LICENSED APPT., SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES DAvis 8-3247 Tree Trimming INSURED FIXTURES ACE WALL Tile—Slate—Asphalt E. EXPERIENCED TYPIST MANUSCRIPTS, TAPES, ETC. Hillcrest 6-2631 MIDWEST RELIABLE WINDOWS CLEANED repaired, FLAT DECKS and TUCKPOINTING GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS . ALL WORK GUARANTEED Service Screens—Andirons—Tools Repaired—Refinished | TOBIASSON MFG. CO. Glenwood Av. AM 2-8487 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 7010 PROBLEM shingles, Service TAKE THE WORK OUT OF CLEANing. Have your floors cleaned, waxed, polished, professionally. All types of floors, homes, offices and industrial. ‘Free est. Call A. D. Klein PA 4-1457 before 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m. fully Siding Call ALpine 1-0377 URBAN ROOF TREATING Cedar Floor painting. 743-7130. A ROOF Home Situations Wanted—Men Business and Professional CARPET, FURNITURE, WALL AND floor cleaning professionally done. FLOOR HENSCHEL FLOORING Co. Sanding and Refinish. Try our guaranteed Polyurethane Finish. Ceramic wall and floor tile installed. Glenview area 20 yrs. PArk 4-1395. 103 LIFEGUARD, FEMALE, COLLEGE Phys. Ed. major, instruct swimming and water safety, work for club or private family,.summer week-ends or evenings, room and board or wages, 724-4871 days to 4 P.M. 2-0314 SANDING AND REFINISHING in the finish of your choice Dark floors are our specialty estimate Bob’s Floor Co. CRestwood 2-2699 : Situations Wanted—Women Business and Professional NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE Repair — install carpets. Home or plant. Over 31 yrs. exp. Free estimates. Associated Rug & Furniture Cleaners 743-8744 65 Floor Refinishing and Covering Il. : 100 Professional Rug Cleaning Serving the NEW ¥ree Estimates IN HOME OWNERS ELEC. WORK REA. RATES—LICENSED—INSURED New circuit—Outlets—Dryer and range —wiring—100 Amp. Service—elec. heat. YOrktown 5-2754 Free S. NELSON PAINTING AND ALpine . Rug and Upholstery Cleaning SERVICEMASTER Service LICENSED ELECTRICIAN REPAIRS, INSTALLATION AND REMODELING, ETC. CALL AFTER 6 P.M. CR INT. AND EXT. SMALL JOBS appreciated. PArk 9-0892. OUTSIDE Electrical Electrician Specializing KURT GRONAU PAINTING 72 WOODCRAFT SHOP Carpentry—Cabinet Work—Repairs Material for Home Craftsmen 1636 Maple Ave. UNiversity 4-6462 Between Davis and Church - Complete Decorating Service ‘Skilled workmen Fully Insured DA 8-5004 Carpentry—Cabinet Work WANTS $1.00 an AS MOTH. and respon1st. 869-5608 TO BABY heur. Mrs. Situations Wanted—Men Business and Professional MANUFACTURING MANAGER 12 years Line-Staff experience all hases metal fabrication industry. xperienced labor performance, improvement cost reduction, expense control, capital equipment acquisition, production control, purchasing, labor contract negotiations. Strong in computer based management control systems. MBA; product design background. Write T-101 Box 60, Wilmette, Il. MATURE DEPENDABLE COLLEGE senior. Econ. major needs full time employment June 1. Exp. in retail sales, commercial catering, bldg. g —— Please call parents UN AVAILABLE FOR ADMINISTRATIVE or Investment position. 25 years in Investment Banking. Business Management experience. May consider less than full time. Salary open. Write A-999, Box 60, Wilmette. COLLEGE _FRESHMAN SCHOOL OF Civil Engineering wishes summer job. Available June 5th. OR 5-5044. Please call after 5 p.m. If you have 1-2 years key punching experience and loo ing for a good steady positia with a future, this may be fo you. New modern office, be ter than average compan' benefits, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 da week, BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. Personnel Department 1771 Howard Street An equal opportunity 274-810 employer. 3 Clerical Trainees SMALL, DYNAMIC, GROWING CO pany in Northern suburbs is present! seeking personable and trainable girl to work in IBM accounting a customer service. Ages 18 to 45. N office skills required. Tremendo company atmosphere. Starting salar $375. with raises. after 3-6 and ! months. Profit sharing, vacatio beautiful offices, great location — suburbs. are just a few of the extra! that they offer besides advancemen NO FEE. If you are unable to come in, please register by phone. Murphy EMPLOYMENT UN 1612 Chicago 9-9510 SERVICE Av., Evanston BR 3- service rep. $375-$425 NO TYPING dling viet ON customers THIS and promotional ONE. their letters. H request: Age oper brownlie personnel 708 Church St., Evanston 328-3400 EXPERIENCED SALESLADY Tr ready wear for Glenview and Lor, Grove stores. Point of View, 19 Waukegan Rd., Glenview, 729-2045 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star « Highland Park H erald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff , May 4, 19 ¢ �i ‘ ee re er ee ee ee eee eee Pe 3 : fe ee Sey * er ae EN ao Se ‘ gee es ea a ’ & 7 a rerteree 2 Aue _ im tas ag Meee Byes+S Dee a i i CORR i oF PS go> Ppa PeeN. Help Wanted—Women SEARS, Business and ROEBUCK National & CO. OPPORTUNITIES Ae oy Beane om ee Na ae OS | Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional White Collar Girls Executive Oftices in Skokie Otters Exciting CAREER § 107. Professional osgl . a Re OS . ag i ee “ NER Fe RO a ta. ae ce = agi Weher ‘. — aye TORRE Sseatnsi aie dg Bt oh ee F: on efbras FstPrat ero gee “~eae eeee aN LE ae TS eSitn eas ee gb eees ae * E Have $$$ Because 3 White Collar Girls = Have JOBS A Portion of Sears National Executive Offices and the entire Midwestern Territory Offices Moving Soon to New Suburban Location in Skokie ~ IMMEDIATE AVAILABLE SEARS OUTSTANDING EMPLOYEE BENEFITS: OPENINGS FOR QUALIFIED: _ EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES _ JUNIOR SECRETARIES TYPISTS COMPTOMTER OPERATORS = TEMPORARY OFFICE JOBS . _. KEYPUNCH OPERATORS ~~ COMPUTOR PROGRAMMERS _ FILE CLERKS _ PBX OPERATORS _ RECEPTIONISTS . . . . . . . . EXCELLENT SALARIES PROFIT SHARING PAID VACATIONS 7 PAID HOLIDAYS GROUP INSURANCE GROUP HOSPITALIZATION EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS ILLNESS ALLOWANCE . PLEASANT MODERN OFFICE Experienced CLERKS gs due wes bec, STENOS Register With White Collar Girls of America, 708 Church Street — Suite 221 Evanston, Illinois INTERVIEWS: 869-7234 SATURDAY, MAY 6 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. MONDAY and through FRIDAY MAY 8, 9, 10, II, 12 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. SECRETARIES aERyS. —_— edb sp tyea to 3 TO eeecrater to a member of our managem~_ Fctaff.=e ping’ seeking 1 “wi goo ve as — phe ra | igskills. bap E n SKOKIE, ILL. We May 4, 1967 are equal opportunity employers and members of the Chicago Merit Employment Committee. Dempster UN 4 . be, a : igenesete PHOTOCOPY. 2100 APPLY: “SEARS NEW LOCATION at THE ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. 7447 SKOKIE BLVD. Inc. 9-9000 4 NEED EXTRA INCOME? DO TO YOU HAVE A PLEASANT TELEPHONE VOICE? CALL FOR OUR CIRCULATI dept. in Highland Park and Deerfield. Ex “rai commission in your = Gann The Call Mrs. Hayes Hollister Newspapers 1232 Central ‘Av. AL Wilmette 1-4300 Ext. 250 aa . LIBRARY CLERK TO nig oe le WITH poten nt LI- brary dut Should have goodneludes Y 6 Our liber al Sen “ . pr naresage we eit yaaid atio reduction NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY eat i DEPARTMENT “1812 ve + eee al VE ctihanics Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Anno uncements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Ev angtan Emplo ages 4 Pees = : = = Classified— s 3 �ee et he (107. Help Wanted—Women Business and we 107. Help Professional Business "FORD" ABOVE post and bank and GENERALWOMANOFFICE CLERK WITH GENERAL wifice experience, Duties will be varied. CLERK MUST HAVE and but GOOD ability to will YOU YO train. TYPIST TYPING SKILL handle a variety of assignments. SECRETARY ‘MUST HAVE PREVIOUS LAB OFFICE ASSISTANT HAVE OPENINGS FOR PEOPLE with 1 or 2 years college training in the biological sciences. On-the-job training and interesting assignments in Pharmaceutical Research. STATISTICAL CLERK : MARKETING Must be interested fa degree of RESEARCH in math accuracy figures. Excellent starting progress, free uniforms—low lunch—spotlessly areas—no —plus benefits. the APPLY clean, layoffs most priced and coffee at uncrowded in our liberal PERSONNEL 8:15 working salaries—Rapid cafeteria with free milk work DEPT. and have in history of fringe MAY OFFICE a.m. to 5 eee north Equal in CAN level large IF YOU and vanston. proficient typing skis Several years experience red. Wide open opportunity an a a fringe benefits. UN “AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORP. a GIRL YOU’LL 9-0933 READY TO WEAR EXPERIENCE preferred. Inquire between 9:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. BRAMSON Ss THEN 580 Waukegan Rd., Glenview FULL TIME-PERMANENT Benefits-Generous Discount Apply store manager 1711 Sherman SALESLADY Hours 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. furnished. Maier’s Bakery, St., Evanston. GR 5-6565. Evanston Uniforms 706 Main TYPIST! TYPIST! shorthand and typing. Experience necessary. ~ Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Pleasant profit sharing Many working and conditions. merchandise company For appointment, call OR At North End THE of West ORchard 1737 NEW Bldg. Parking ROOM Lot 9-1 142 Merchandise HOWARD 2-1! 142 WITH US SECRETARY FULL OR PART-TIME GOOD TYPING AND SHORTHAND required for modern pleasant office in Northbrook. Hours to suit. Good company benefits. BARTLETT TREE EXPERT Rd. Call 272-2980 Northbrook Filing & Fig. Clerks $325-$450 VARIOUS as well a ree discount. FIRMS NEED BEGINNERS as experienced girls for their as well as filing depts. LIBRARY SECY MUCH PUBLIC CONTACT AS SECREtary to the head of School and Children’s Services in a local library. 3-6600, Ext. 339. 7770 Frontage Rd., Skokie, Ill. TEMPORARY Old Orchard Prof. Bldg. 677-513 Room 51 Administrative Asst RAND Exec. Secretary BARRETT-CRAVENS NEW 1. 2. 3. 4. VIP IN NORTHERN SUBURBS Is looking for a ‘‘take charge’ gal wh can handle an executive level job Good skills will be required and ag ability to work on her own. Starting salary $500. NO FEE. If you are unable please register EMPLOYMENT CO. 1612 Chicago 9-951 0 UN that is EXECUTIVE SHIFT. HOURS: 5:30 to 1:48 5 nights a week. Company benefits: Blue Cross Insurance, paid vacation. CALL BOB BAILLIE ALpine 1-4300 or GReenleaf 5-4300 to by LLOYD SERVICE Street. Evanston LEWIS Will interview 8-6880 DOCTOR’S OFFICE CARLSEN BLDG. Bookkeeping and appointments. Mature or young. Salary open for right irl. Call BOULEVARD EMPLOY ENT DA 8-7171. No Fee. ist Nat’l Bk. Bldg. STOCK GIRL-FULL TIME WRAPPING ABILITY DESIRED. Hillcrest 6-1811 St., Evanston HOSPITAL PART-TIME Opportunities. CLERK HOLIDAYS, and admit patients BE RESPONSIBLE into 11 P.M. hospital. TO 7 A.M. Some typing required. LIBRARY ASSISTANT from Some WILL 5 p.m. related FOR MEDICAL to 10 p.m., Mon.-Fri.; 8:30-5 p.m. exp. preferred. Will assist doctors LIBRARY on Saturday if desired. in locating medical info. SWITCHBOARD-RECEPTIONIST MATURE 8-6880 INC. Wilmette. brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400. ADMITTING AND Ave., LOCAL SCHOOL NEEDS A MATUR# woman. Must be able to deal wi faculty, students and parents. Typing 50 wpm. FREE. DYNAMIC VP NEEDS A SECRETARY who is able to work with top level executives. Much public contact. Tremendous potential. FREE. SERVICE DAvis HOLLISTER Central sec y-receptionist SECY $550 WEEKENDS 3-21 All 1232 EMPLOYMENT 1618 Orrington Evanston BR NIGHT of positions Hours 9-5 Sat. EMPLOYMENT 9-3520 636 Church SERVICE Av., PROOFREADER IN TOWN? CLIFF UN to come in, by phone Murphy NORTHBROOK 2-2300 We have hundreds choose from. No fee. appointment. WORK 475-3504 Room 305 Mart CLIFF can find a position for you Well paying Suited to your skills. Interesting Conveniently located Inc. Evanston 1609 Sherman DIRECTOR 630 DUNDEE RD., CRestwood LEWIS GIFT Lifesavers, INTERESTING, DIVERSIFIED ASsignment in our sales department for dependable person who takes pride in her work. Shorthand or dictaphone desired. Excellent salary. 3 weeks paid vacation and profit sharing. APPLY IN PERSON OR CALL FREE SERVICE DAvis STIVERS 24 Hr. Ans. Serv. ' 332-5210 Has Outstanding YOUNG WOMAN FOR INTERESTING and varied duties in small, pleasant office of Gift Shop. Filing and light typing. 2 or 3 days a week. Apply in person: THE BLUE PARROT 1523 Chicago Avenue Evanston EMPLOYMENT Orrington in- EVANSTON 708 Church St., Evanston 328-3400. 1618 IMPORTANT 644-7252 PERSONNEL .. To qualify tell us by letter, postcard phone or attached coupon, name phone of person you sponsor, befor that person comes in to offices lis below. She may bring in your letter card or coupon. SECRETARY STENO YOUR SECRETARIAL SKILLS ARE good but you either lack exp. or are returning to the job market after a number of years you will be interested in this newly created position in our rapidly expanding congenial sales office in Evanston. Varied duties at .the beginning will include dictation, processing sales leads and distribution of sales promotion material. A capable person could quickly build this yo gro vt d into a top flight secretarial position of considerable responsibility. Excellent salary plus free insurance and other company benefits. Call Miss Bachman at 475-4398 to arrange for personal interview appointment. An Equal Opportunity Employer. Dundee Her Phone My Name My Phone - ASK FOR GATTON OR MRS. MR. ST. AT THE ‘‘L”’ in the NORTH SHORE BANK BUILDING Free parking in bank tenant lot 3160 Sponsor Experienced Skilled Office Workers Insur- 7-120 PHONE ALONG ANYONE EARN $40 © OZITE CORPORATION and benefits Allstate Insurance Co. 6 — Classified IN — $40 paid to anyone referring offic workers who have not worked for for 2 yrs. and are hired and work hrs. within 30 days from the time the go on our payroll. $40 paid 2 week: after required hours worked. Offe does not apply to night, student teacher temporaries. CLIP THIS COUPON TODAY!!! benefits Hospitalization OFFICE ASSISTANT SECRETARY Sears 226 brownlie personnel 40 w.p.m. accurately on manual machine. Good SUITE employee Workers Husbands and Wives ance, Year End Bonus and a special price on our products. SKOKIE Westmoreland GROW SALESLADY PART-TIME ROBERT HALL CLOTHES Ridge Av. Evanston . 99-2580, ext. 416 An Equal Opportunity Employer STOCK PEOPLE Our IF like answering our phone and greeting. our customers at our reception desk. We are an Evanston Advertising Agency and Lithographer Co. You must be able to type—be a gooa speller and pretty good in arithmetic. Salary open. 5 day week. Many, many extra benefits. For full details, call : Mrs. Litman, have an interest in working with le, a flare for accuracy, knack for rganization LIKE ORCHARD, AMbassador A FUN JOB Employer SECRETARY headquarters OLD Office CLERK-TYPIST FIGURE CLERKS TELETYPE OPERATORS ORDER WRITERS GEN. OFFICE CLERKS STENO SECRETARY SWITCHBOARD OPER.CLERK TYPIST clude Personnel interviewer Registered lab. tech for M.D. Accounting clerk N.C.R. bookkeepers Key punch, train or expd. Clerical, no typing Straight switchboard 100% public contact Travel bureau, no typing TEMP. Growth caused by the demand for our outdoor-indoor carpet and our new carpet tiles has created openings for: . . . . Typist, general ofc. Dictaphone, Old Orchard Learn advertising, type Manage small sales ofc Biller-typist Write and type own letters Secretary, no dictation Receptionist-typist to Dr. Dictaphone secy to Dr. Credit secy, young Typist, like figures Personnel receptionist, type Reception-typist learn small swhd. Learn dictaphone, Old Orchard X-ray trainee, type, for M.D. Typist, young, good future "FORD" ALERT AMBITIOUS GIRL WHO handle varied tasks and top _ responsibilities required b _firm’s $390 $450 DEERFIELD—HIGHLAND PARK Train to aid busy market Exec. 515 Secy, aid publicity manager 00 Personnel records and variety $415 Interesting production dept. variety $390 Reservationist for salesmen 9-5 $400 Train for public contact spot of Oakton Opportunity PHONE EVANSTON—WILMETTE Bookkpr., Recreational org. 9-5 Medical Director’s ‘‘Right Arm’’ Sales Mgr. wants Girl Friday Exec. Secretary for Top Director Personnel, Aid Manager, type Accts. payable. Rec., 35 hrs. Dictaphone Secy in Sales 9-5 $475 Good typist for variety job 8:30-4:30 $450 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) An BY SP 4-2828 GLENVIEW—OLD ORCHARD Exec. Secretary, V.P. in Sales Personnel Assistant to train Receptionist, front desk showrm. Sales ofc., variety, light steno General office, no typ., 34 hrs. 100° Phone, public contact 9-5 Figures, detail, variety, no typing z Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway Skokie _ORchard 3-3200 (2 blocks REGISTER 600 500-550 aiid Help Wanted—Women _ Business and Professional Professional Going Back to Work? Why Not Work in the Merchandise Mart? Service Loop Secy to Gen’l Mgr. 3 secy’s to Vice Presidents Secy to Marketing Dir. 3 Legal secretaries Secy to Production Mgr. Secy to Sales Dir. Purchasing ass’t. secy Secy to Comptroller Secy to Pres., young Steno, gen’] ofc., Old Orchard Real Estate secretary MORTON GROVE—SKOKIE Bookkeeper, busy small office Customer relations, sales dept. Customer service, light typing Compose letters for sales mgr. Public contact, light steno aid mer. Keypunch trainee, no skills All around general office variety Mondays through Fridays (Evening and Saturday ‘Interviews by appointment) é ' AT AUSTIN 5-2400 Chicago’s and 107. OZITE 100% FREE POSITIONS IN ALL suburbs—Evanston, Wilmette, Winnetka, Northfield, Highland Park, Deerfield, Northbrook, Glenview, Skokie, Morton Grove, Niles and others. NORTHBROOK—NORTHFIELD Bookkeeper, Assist., small off. Accountg. clerk, detail, variety Receptionist, learn new switchbd. Girl Friday, Medical, 9-5 Payroll trainee, lovely new off. Aid Jr. Executive, no steno Secy to busy buyer, light steno Dictaphone—Secy to V.P. experience. Good typing essential and experienced in dictaphone transcrip- WE Outside NORTHWEST 5347 W. DEVON ount reconciliations and other mislaneous assignments. Light typing. PREFER DRUGS Business Professional The Oldest Employment 5945 W. DEMPSTER balance prepare SUN and Help Wanted—Women MARQUART EMPLOYMENT 100%, FREE JOBS MORTON GROVE ‘Has Openings for Women ~ in the Following Areas: 107. Wanted—Women at School 4 p.m.-12, teacher. on 12, WOMAN of Nursing 12-8 a.m.) REQUIRED FOR RECEPTION DESK Dormitory, full time, rotating shifts, (8 a.m 4 p.m ” summer months only. Ideal for graduate student or SWITCHBOARD-RECEPTIONIST FOR Saturdays, permanent position, rotating 12-8 a.m.). APPLY 2650 RIDGE AVE. SCHOOL hours, (8 PERSONNEL OF NURSING a.m.4 p.m., 4 p.m. DEPT. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff 492-4600 May 4, 196 �BEST JOO eee eee rianws| COPYRIGHTS SECRETARIES ary eet fe) 5 oe ee “ PAYROLL ee oem No. 44008. 1 Girl office for th be bg own a irl nes, who likes ee. e NO FEE. Job hool ecruiting. No. aseist ee bose i sersonnel Secy t Stasatie all, office aaa. » Sarat parece HG Vile. aedom be. oO. <| aa Office, Variety, $390. NO smaller TYPING NO Office no typing, high 0. NO FEE. E Job Equal two DAY competent, experienced LIKE | type accurately. You ule. Legal experience desirable but not required if shorthand and typing open. . cere Salary company benefits. 5 t job but a tough this advertising is a rite A-995, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. are net - invited eve to td will marketing : 801 satan deal with pane to talk department 7 job. However, extra many days. For further PERSONNEL 1618 | 630 DUNDEE 0 ee department. offered. benefits. ge people. test your witn a fast growing DAIRY nett. coe Ca rs. - CLAIROL, INC. - WORLD og Glenview We will train place job you to appli- 8-6880 ane background offices, req 38 hr. week. DA 8-1332..) ng all oe SAY . s essentia Income TODAY for GENEROUS ! BR AM with personal | Apply 1711 Wieomak” DOCTOR 272-1774 Atle their jE reservations hatobel pla : Young, 5 day etc., light must AIGE Phone Home. Mr. Rischard ! UL) UJ ! RE | work from calling our your OWN : Ch oose desired. Age and salary open. Call for aa nities aoadtaee, reception to 9 Hours oo coat’ ing and 5 Mon., 9 to 1 Wed. Permanent fb %ee pon AL? medical and Tues., Sat. TYPIST-CLERK open position WHEN Anderson duriet ‘May 4, benefits. 1967 am ies DA Thurs., 6- for typist PArk 4-3880. mani- curcoustinan 8-9896, thru Sat., May WHAT UN 4- .. ALSO... h i oat tig An Equal Opportunity Employer — __ Chicago BOOKKEEPER FOR EVENING HOURS—5:30 P.M. TO 11 p.m, General clerical — will tr iam Apply Personnel Office FIRST NATIONAL THE ‘ us n ; Equal bli 966-0700 hj | PUDIISNINgG own | R.S.V.P. E OLDEST Ist to May 6th... TEM Y MPORARY 400 ' sec 9 y 7- Employer 4 h rs, P LOCAL PUBLISHER IS LOOKING FOR — “a recp’t—sec’y. Typing but no steno,= — Small office. $400—450. FREE. NOUFs. Call Wall 708 Church : St., Evanston | 328-3400. : RECEPTION DENTIST IS D P HELP EMPLOYMENT Orrington LOOK feet tenn SERVICE Avis “i 8-6880 shh m aes Maki Bago Woeke detail work, = ll BOULE D EMPLOYMENT DA 8-T171, No.sy Fee.i Ask for Wally tant. ‘ 8:30 A.M. to PM. Sruepiore PART-TI Kuecks ie EVENINGS | Hubbarduec Woo. -% SECRETARY. A OVERLO 966- ve ont Opportunity 0 Seal An HELP! HELP! HELP! i NATION’S BANK neigh- DENTAL Shopping Center, Niles : PLOYERS HOSPITAL iy a Vale SP a Gifts . . . Refreshments. . . Music Inquire how to win a FREE MINK STOLE or COLOR EM = CORPORATION 10 A Evanston your D ITE 6:00 DRESSER for operator gael aot Seamenae. and good 5300. . . Mon. salary, LEWIS filing, HAIR eee : papers. Call HI tion. Liberal vacation policy. . 344 Lawrencewood starting AMERICAN established ae: Seta’ baee ‘Gack, Free, Scoptieien: Mrs. Good will also train you to assist him typing. No exp. needed. FREE. WHERE. dec- OPERATOR DATA-PR DENTAL ordering crating, and help people applying for ‘ referred. GIRLS V ; fringe benefits, 37/4 hour week. 1618 N ee schsol graduate,&. Seare teeta SUPPLY PLACEMENT pare LADIES ens NCH ING > S VE 5.4200 | 433-3256. ee ist customers. Full or part-time. | brownlie personnel Saturdays. Part-time. help considered. Northbrook ursing 1st epartment of national organizatio requires young woman for position RECEPTION but highly successful 6028 besamadee home work Oh KEY PU winnie _ Evanston week, LAKE records. Age is open and no medical exp. is ‘req’d. Light typing and neat eppesraa’s3 Rey $95 wk. Free. but ne meet Age to 40. i ven : brie aeety wil aus ata: | TRUST CO. OF EVANSTON. ans. ohones, take care’ of simple | 800 Davis St. Evanston DAvis 8-8100 | personnel St., s ae SLED For info. Call Personnel Office SON 700 N. Michigan EFINDERS xn. J DISCOUNT store manager av TYPIST 4 a yping skills. LIBRARY ASSISTANT—JULY 1st Part-time, should have degree consider others with library exp. 475-4700 WHY .. . OUR NEW SUBURBAN TEMPORARY SERVICE OFFICE <2 vee FITTER AND SEWER pect now CLERK TYPIST—JULY ist _ (Library) Part-time, hours:flexible. RETAIL EXPERIENCE ONLY commensurate Call LS interv schedule CLERK wat have go Full time ALTER ATION possible OFFI positions SECRETARY—JULY ST. GREENWOOD Evanstonians EXPANDING ust average ee ees Evanston Cor tewecens Salary open. GA erie CONTACT JOB by interesting EVANSTON modern air- ghbove desk in new offices Silica tiskvariety. set Bren eebe ofinclude A busy at who likes Duties work, TO EVANSTON Front repair DUE ‘a O : ~GLERK, WILL TRAIN call FI 6-8765 during working hours, or | REAL a brownlie EMPLOYMENT SERVICE DAvis IF NOT EXPERIENCED SOME BUSIness typing. sary. a e personal IN PROGRESSIVE plant with beautiful, 2120 Park Make TEARS T our CAREER? Se HOM Ro , aamaeataie TI Needs Girl Friday to work in new Des Plaines office. Excellent salary, many work. in Northb Highlend DENTAL ASSISTANT Hartniald firm, 37% hr. week. Regucreases. assist p. NORTHBROOK 212-2300 OR goal! CENTER and Operated weet. hie Ge ee a ee personai interview and let us explain DIRECTOR RD. interview. Orrington for a challenging, you are looking job to Electronics Barrett JOB peek - : and An Evanston firm—Owned ae erg Stop in or call: if you. for job the LEWIS MONTH GENERAL DICTAPHONE, Variety, responsibility. skills. exciting Coe dictaphone skills. Varied duties for gis who take pride in their work. cants. $435 A WORK New ame 56 celeaee DAvis Arlington Heights—1806 Northwest Hwy. ea is S fe ST : PERNEEDS AGENCY OUR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE NEEDS | EVANSTON an intelligent person who enjoys sonable woman to help clients plan public contact and has the ability to their travel arrangements and tours. TYPI ST ae many able. PERSONNEL TRAINEE _| ‘rave! consultant 627 Grove, Evanston (serving all suburbs) - 7622 PING, 2 power Evanston—839 uiries, ability an executives with their busy schedules. Oo ne position requires short-hand or WHO Contact Miss Dennis RESEARCH Wor PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Evanston AS Batol Oopertunity: emphaver OFSECRETARIAL. AND GENERAL. have accounting fine company NATIONAL 5 guide DOROTHY PARKS PLACEMENT Office posi- aan 1812 ChicagoA DAY FR| RI (ug oe general visit eget on on the local job market; you to the right job. No fee. ; of Many TOWN? cordially gg office in baw | a oat reduction. tuition 2-3 YEARS EXPERIENCE AND SOME | _ Experience in sales helpful, but NOT sid’ tamil responsible You ‘ xperience ene a CUSTOME Goan RECORDS ~" yd np Beginriy: < KS i” sertesmadiaas. typing require and good Blvd. pay Wer We ore peur perscnat’ nasa. Employer i Ail replies confidential, Please stat IN general Sik en 40.i0 Registrations st be made Phone for Tippointmant, or hey in student work, class ords, reports, etc. Accuracy, ces {|| " 60604 Personal Back- Jo and tions are available poe mayo, Who Skills. MONTHS — TEMPO . plan NEW Secretarial. : Operations F pommbarltg ts id vacation. and opportunity rc “partici. “it oe nile Pane RELATIONS SPEECH CLINIC - An Equal Opportunity Employer you like this challenge and romance of scned- are good. hourl PSYCHOLOGY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION CENTER ) to our clients on the phone. This is a fun Abo desire . rates—weekly gin 3 Hy Maelnavs 2 APed bead for auras | Pine salary and benetts incloding up secreta- permanent regular, a on ; Opers . All Office top PRESS cluding vacation after | year. Please write Mr. Donald District meee Bae a ; : PHILOSOPHY siatines = SECRETARY ries wno are available 9—5, 3 days a week retail have a Chica go, likes the romance of Advertising and has the ability to accept responsibil- WEEK ‘ a responsibiltiies. ss? Your ake AGENCY WOULD FIRM in ~ ADVERTISING A Clerical STUDENT LOANS ground, ‘ Earnings. Opportunity NEED ECONOMICS ENGINEERING The Sperry & Hutchinson Co. | EVANSTON } . wai Outlining 1900 E. Lake Av., Glenview An Typists Dict. cellent employee benefits. .in- 1 & CQO chisrroes. peti SECRETARIE sales 19 West Jackson SCO WE LAW operate FORESMAN 328-7466 LOOP—3 to BUSINESS SCHOOL NORTHWESTERN previously 40 hours per week plus ex 729-3000 636 urch Street CARLSON BLDG. ROOM 602 RGE graduate Stenographers redemp- have increased for CLERK school nn Shor ae P cI sonne Ch N or th done Manager. girl for Clerk—$400 experience. i experience dutien.ee needed. Will ein, Call Mrs. Crocker for appointment Figure Clerk—If you like numbers this is for you. Good salary. NO FEE. Job No. 4593. gh No Crum, fob office. foe the NOgeri FEE. wie Bookkeepine file. Cheshire machine and perform utility smaller vob No. 4648. and ALUMNI AUDITORY RESEARCH Will consider in- who store and who likes people. To $390. NO FEE. Job neral oe tion center. dividuals slimes und checks. a FEE. Cdetann voattion te ik whee ie ° | @Q€P for its Evanston MACHINE OPERATOR PROMOTION DEPARTMENT NEEDS 6156. Mo, to company Gonslied’ minde painted “gat toto make detailed irl make deposits, look up cash, and _ type office in Evanston. ooh college of CLERK LE sort CASH ceeeiitee, n Goat o ieee NO _aorehyeeretnebiy: “General some ecessary. TYPING totth.ile. $6,000. with preparation & Office Supervisor for Evanston firm. ice alary » 4622. grad Maas bcos eno. STAMP has an opening for the . NEEDS _ uicu | position of asistant store man- parton. Pavrees PEN: local Som 4643. e CO. | NORTHWESTERN | TEMPORARY / GREEN S&H THE . A AN M RE ST CLERK COMPTROLLER ASSISTANT PERMISSIONS experience. Executive Secretary for well-known ee AND activity needs a high school graduate, some college preferred, with excellent steno and typing skills to perform a of interesting secretarial duvariety ties. Prefer at least 1 or more year’s __ Help Wanted—Women _ Business and Professional 107 Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional 107. Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional 107. Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional 107. Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional 07 satis anus WE vue NE ED A FIR Sy heyexecutiv: & 2 all details for top Excellent working conds., 35 hr. Salary open. Call 432-8900, Swe. Old: am. to handle TV NURSES AIDES CO. NEEDED at hae, FOR’ rage Sek iggy ane PRESBYTE meal furnished. in person. 3131 SERVICE NILES Call 492-2906 or apply Simpson, Evanston. WAITRESSES WANTED Good payCaetips. See or . phone: CHOLS 718 Church St. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff GReenleaf 5-9450. Classified — 7 �3 107 Business and Professional Skokie SPRING our new thbrook WE RELOCATE 0office Township. building § in We have in the following areas: open- RAL OFFICE. train recent High School grads. general office work in our mail HBOARD OPERATOR. yerienced. No typing required. i CLERKS-TEMPORARY. to four weeks. No office skills UNTING . CLERK. School ng grads. with ful or will d math interested figures. train in Light fits with vancement. 0 or appt. may m. or on Sat. Liberal good com- Opportunities Interviewing 8:15 5-2200 OR CO Hartung at 7-7700 al interesting positions FILE CLERK ACC’TS PAYABLE a WE NOW FOR available CLERK 446- 4000 or apply ALL, ri. , 446-4008 in person. HE BORDEN CHEMICAL COMPANY airlines needs a and nice appearance for public ary’s PAIGE TYPING : A NUMBER OF openings this in ;,OF some the PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Of large manufacturing concern, to $475. ‘Good company benefits. EXCELLENT WORKING tions, modern air-conditioned . full range of benefits. Washington Chicago a fast moving young large scale Mort. process- exp. helpful. Some_ shorthand. . typewriter. Free hospitaliza. 5 days, 9 to 5. 775-5227. Equal opportunity employer. traight Public Contact EXPERIENCE leasant Ps in NECESSARY. and capable person needed customer contact position. ent starting salary. No fee. ‘vans Personnel Service erie Av. UN 9-3160 "Bik. W. of the Davis St. “L”) TED Park SECRETARY Sales office. FOR Must HIGH- have than average typing skills, hand desireable but not neces. Sala to $433 per month, ndant upon experience and _ abili- Blue Cross, Blue Shield plus many her company benefits. Call Miss der at 831-3570 for further details. OR’S GIRL—NORTH EVANS- Typing, receptionist, medical -ords. me little knowledge of ical words helpful. Pleasant office Ae. Call BOULEVARD NT ist Nat’l Bk. Bldg. National has career oppor- TH EVANSTON. AMBITIOUS OPtor can make $200 a week. Salary Bao eg 5 day week. 9-5. Call MANICURIST | FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY. Top merase : WOMAN 53 counter Church ae FOR work St. beauty Salon FULL in dry CR Classified cleaning 2-9832 Evanston, Evanston Review Opportunity * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News Ill. Just a few of our many public contact listings: all suburbs. Receptionist—M.D., light typing Receptionist—publishing, type Receptionist—real estate Receptionist—typist, N. Evanston PARKS PLACEMENT Evanston Temporary 636 Employer * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, Illinois EMPLOYMENT 1618 Orrington SECRETARY : Howard Street An equal opportunity SERVICE DAvis Desirable position requires good typing, shorthand skills. Some previous steno or office experience. Pleasant environment. Executive office, national corporation. 3744 hour work week, good starting salary with merit rated advancement. Fine fringe benefits. Pre-employment tests given to assure effective placement. Call C. C. ‘Boyer, 869-2300 Packaging Corp. of America PART-TIME POSITION AS PART-TIME TELLER in a modern Savings and Loan Association available -to woman inter- ested in good pay and _ | pleasant surroundings. Experience helpful but will train qualified beginner. Hours | M., T., Th., F., 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Sat. 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Call Mr. Rombalinat AL 1-7200. First Federal Savings and Loan of Wilmette, 1210 Central Av., COUNTER CLERK AND CASHIER Over 21. For Golf Club Pro Shop. Some exp. necessary. 6 day wéek incl. Saturday and Sunday. Good salary, meals, pleasant surrounding. Call Mrs. Welch 272-0272 for interview ART ASSISTANT GIRL WITH ART BACKGROUND appt. Country Club No fee WORK IN A PLEASANT ATMOS. figures. enjoy typing, Light phere. Will train if not experienced. Salary good. Evans Personnel 1609 Maple. 1600 Ridge Ave. — DA 8-0100 receptionist $350 LOCAL SCHOOL NEEDS A RECP’T with light typing. Age to 35. FREE. brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400. St., Evanston SECRETARY. NO SHORTHAND, Salary $475. Small office North Evanston area. Work for advertising mgr. Excellent hours and working conditions. Call Jim, Skokie Employ- ment Service, SALAD AND Full time or OR 5-2300. No Fee. PANTRY short hours HELPER: to suit house wife. Will teach. Call The Indian Trail Restaurant. HI 6-1703 ‘ ALTERATION GIRL 5 days, 9 to 5:30, pleasant conditions, generous discount. MINNA 9-3160. RECEPTIONIST TO START NOW FOR Winnetka Real Estate Office. Light typing, filing. Bright and pleasant surroundings. Call Mr. Daily Jr. HI 6-4700 FOR work in art department. Will do paste up and should have knowledge of lettering and spacing. Hours 8:30 to 4:45. Excellent benefits. Rotary International 8-6880 IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR A MAture woman with typing and general office skills, for a job with variety. 5 day week, Monday-Friday. Good employee benefits. Close to transp. Come in or phone AL 1-5400 JOE JACOBS CHEVROLET Co. 435 Green Bay Rd. Wilmette WANTED — DENTAL ASSISTANT. Full or part-time for Glenview office. Exp. desirable but not necessary. We will train you for an interesting career. Call 724-6343 for interview * Northbrook Star * Highland serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff 274-8100 employer. SECRETARY EVANSTON DOWNTOWN ilm. TRAVEL BUREAU. SOME TYPING. Assist with travel information. Will train. Salary high. Unusuall fest . Public contact. Call BO LEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT. DA 8-7171 No Fee. D-617 1st Nat’]l Bk. Bldg. Ask for Wally. UN Service EVANSTON Suite 520 869-7790 Opportunity Employer Church An Equal ae 328-7622 LEWIS WASHINGTON NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY Equal INC. LOCAL PUBLISHING HOUSE NEEDS a girl to help compile a book and assist the man in charge of sales promotion. FREE. necessary. Be sure and dial 475-7900 today! An SECRETARY Rd. Northbrook, CR 2-1000 Equal Opportunity Employer 627 Grove, of Church KELLY SERVICES ILL. Shermer DOROTHY : Personnel Department KOENIG & STREY EDITORIAL SECY store Northbrook Courtesy parking at corner St. and Chicago Avenue. Interesting Secretarial Experience not necessary if you have the interest and aptitudes for office work. We will be happy to discuss our openings with you. Full range of benefits and periodic merit salary increases. Call Mrs. Bell for an appointment. After hours appointments arranged if 1630 Chicago Avenue YOU TAKE THE FIRST oa INTO THE BUSINESS WORLD. WE NEED Clerks Typists Stenos Dictaphone Operators SWBD OPERATORS BOOKKEEPERS 1771 POSITION OPEN IN THE WILMETTE office of one of the fastest growing real estate firms on the North Shore. Must be good typist and enjoy working with an active sales force. A pleasant manner most important. Call Mr. Strey ALpine 1-0330 . DICTAPHONE . CLERK-TYPIST SECRETARIAL IBM KEY PUNCH TIME HELP BACK | BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CoO. RECEPTIONISTS!! interesting —s._, to 4:30, 5 day week. HEY CULLIGAN GAL! If you like to be where the action is you'll love our advertising department. THIS REALLY IS an unusual opportunity for a girl who enjoys variety and wants the kind of job that’s so fascinating it’s fun. Good typing and shorthand necessary. Call or come in and see Rich Lorig. INA A 8-7171 No Fee. D-603. BEAUTY OPERATOR ADVERTISING An tunities for you in the following areas: S. building operation. EVANSTON, JOB? Help Wanted—Women Exceptional opportunity for intelligent, energetic young woman with top skills, capable of assuming responsibilities. Many company benefits, 8:30 518 Davis St. III. Employer hae “1967 Is a Kelly Year" “Join the Kelly Crowd" 491-0600 CULLIGAN > Steno-General ith Service TYPIST Washington DO YOU WANT ACTION! Evanston, Opportunity NEW job that is more than just typing! need a live wire gal who can move National Avenue Equal EVANSTON BR 3-2155 CALL OR SEE Boulevard Employment Insurance Company An AVENUE Cc KEYPUNCH TRN. ADV. RECPT. SWBD. DICTAPHONE PRIVATE SECY. LIGHT STENO BANKING TRN. FILE CLERK LEGAL STENO 1657 Dennis Office CONDIoffices, INTERESTED NEEDED 724-8000. 1612 CHICAGO UN 9-9510 A Business and Professional Employment Service 491-0600 COME IN OR CALL MRS. HALL AT 475-7900 for a confidential interview. NATIONAL DAIRY ARCH CENTER RESE 801 Waukegan Road, Glenview : Murphy 5-433] FOR BUSY X-RAY DEPT. OPPORtunity to become medical secretary, some reception work and lots of variety. Very special opening for very special person. Apply Personnel, 6779600, ext. 218. Skokie Valley Community Hospital ariety of dutiés. Age 18 to 25. any fine gene benefits. Contact Miss Sherman TYPING IS NOT NECESSARY ON this job if you have good clerical skills. Work includes filing, checking, posting, and general office duties. 1630 966-0700 SKILLS field SECY. IN LEGAL DEPARTMENT a national corporation. All skills public contact; will go to $500 for right woman. n-hi. Free. CEMENT pster SERVICE 1718 GRADS THE LARGEST COMPANY OF ITS KIND IS NOW HIRING FOR JUNE AND JULY STARTING DATES. NO SKILLS REQUIRED GIRL FRIENDS _ CAN WORK TOGETHER EXCELLENT COMPANY BENEFITS OVER 120 OPENINGS NO FEE STARTING SALARIES $275-$325 Clerical FULL TIME. GOOD SALARY Large air-conditioned te! store. Apply in person to Mr. Eaton itenn’s Hillman Pharmacy Inc. 353 Park Av., Glencoe eptionist. Public and phone contact and you’ll be in touch with a airlines regarding arrangeand scheduling. Req’s are light ‘ {ISS TEMPORARY Evanston 274-8100 employer SALESLADY RECEPTION of the smaller RIGHT GIRL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No, Fee, Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston AIRLINES _ One new STENO MACH. OPRS. Des Plaines 3200 Dempster Phone 827-1108 CLIFF Div. Di cee Be Eiat Seeoctunny + HAVE NEED TYPISTS CLERKS AGE OPEN FOR EACH OF TWO FINE positions with a prominent firm—one in advertising, one in sales. Only moderate skills (type 50, shorthand 90) are required; to $100 or more for excellent skills. SATURDAYS 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mystik Tape WE Phone GR Department Howard Street An equal opportunity excellent including diatel e offer convenient ‘ion pleasant modern surroundexcellent benefit program, good ting salary. Please come in and to us about following; : 1771 EACH WEEK EXTRA $40 bonus PLUS HIGHEST RATES !IISECRETARIES!! Mttice Openings INTERVIEWING Personnel to be arranged after 5 Call Miss JUNE FULL OR PART TIME EARN 107 Business and Professional TEMPORARY BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. with Help Wanted—Women | Professional and Business paid holidays, excellent transportation, free parking lot, company cafeteria, paid vacation, outstanding pension plan, lovely new building on Howard Street, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. exp. beginners office. “Help Wented—Wemen 1-2 years experience, typing 55-65 wpm. Free insurance, aptitude. t modern ih 107 Insurance Company needs experienced transcribers with Ill. WILL Wanted—Women DICTAPHONE OPERATORS Blvd. Skokie, Help = Business and Professional ~ ALLSTATE ISURANCE CO. 7447 ¥ 474 Central, ACCOUNTING working HART Highland Pk., ID 2-7640. CLERKS $400 Several Howard to work i a depts. i 475; Agency 307 Howard, Evanston Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald May 4, 1967 © �Mbe vy sary AIRLINE RECEPTION $480 MO. Northbrook Office Accent e offer many fine benefits, yood salary and working conitions, and a 7 hour day. For terview phone Mrs. Lynch. International Minerals & Chemical Corp. 5401 Old Orchard Rd., Skokie 6-3000 : JU 3-0700 An Equal Opportunity Employer We office—very congenial cafeteria, Avenue Evanston BR 3-2155 z7i1IS CAREER OPPORTUNITY WITH a leading growth company is ideal for you. Immediate openings in our expanding IBM Dept. for exp. alpha numeric keypunch operators. Excellent starting salary, convenient transportation, excellent company benefits and low cost cafeteria. PHOTOCOPY 00 Dempster UN 1771 1740 801 Waukegan Road, 724-8000. Glenview BUSINESS IS BOOMING! WAITRESS WANTED FULL TIME, PART-TIME TOP EARNINGS HE COLONIAL KITCHEN cig ighland yea Park Shopping Center Phone 831-3881 RECEPTIONIST RECEPTIONIST AND ‘switchboard operator. Age is open, 5 day week, hospitalization insurance, one vacation, Christmas bonus. 911 ichigan Av., Wilmette, AL 1-4100. ADVERTISING RECEPTION LUSH AD AGENCY WANTS A REceptionist for their executive floor. No typing. All public contact. FREE. LEWIS - EMPLOYMENT 618 Orrington SERVICE DAvis Tinkers GR 5-3333 ULL TIME OFFICE SECRETARYreceptionist. For well known newly remodelled pleasant North Evanston Real Estate ence, filing nee . MITCHELL ; Office. and a Typing knack BROTHERS experi- for GR details 5-3900 WANTED: SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS, EXP. OR WILL TRAIN, DAY-EVENING HRS. OR PART-TIME. DA _ 8-5510, OR 6-3050 KERY GIRL, PART OR FULL time. Good hours, good pay. Mr. Seltzer at GR 5-5810. fay 4, 1967 Exciting For Figures? WE HAVE SEVERAL POSITIONS open for people who have a flair for numbers, and are accurate. If this is you and you can do light typing (or even if you can’t) call us. CUFF Employment service No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston SEC’'Y FOR PUBLIC. RELATIONS dept. Typing. No steno, all public contact. FREE. 1612 Chicago UN 9-9510 Chicago 8-2300 and WOMEN (2) HAVE SEVERAL FINE OPENINGS! LOOK AT THESE! Evanston. BR 3-5335 CLERICAL, NO TYPING. YOUNGER er Fountain Sq. office. Salary $350. ill train Interesting position. Call BOULEVARD EMPLOYMENT DA 8-7171. No Fee. WANTED FOR clerical work at the Glenview Public Library, Typing required. 3712 hour week. If 1967 high school graduate interested, can start work in June. See head librarian, 1930 Glenview Rd. 9-5 SATS. 9-12 SP BR IT'S SPRING! WOULDN’T YOU LIKE TO GET A new lease on life with a new job? Come on and be a Culligan Gal! We have openings now for DICTAPHONE TYPIST BILLER TYPIST (We'll teach you our billing procedures.) GENER OFFICE You'll find it’s fun to work with friendly people at an interesting job. Call Rich Lorig Shermer An Equal INC. Rd. Northbrook, CR 2-1000 Opportunity Employer Il. Young Lady for Evanston Office of Suburban Newspapers VARIOUS CLERICAL DUTIES EXCELLENT COMPANY BENEFITS CREDIT AND COLLECTION ASSIStant Variety of important credit duties including correspondence and routine credit approval, Credit experience desirable but will train gal with potential. Must be high school graduate with good typing and clerical skills. Excellent salary and benefits, scheduled salary review. Call Mr. Schilling at DA 8-5200. Bishop Freeman Co., 1600 Foster St., Evanston, Ill. IF REP. YOU LIKE WORKING WITH PEOple in person and by phone, this company will train you to handle their public relations work. No _ typing. FREE. LEWIS EMPLOYMENT Orrington SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 Sell Beauty Products Choose CHGO. 583-5147 Hours SUB. 965-3240 Saleswomen-Sportswear WITH OR WITHOUT EXPERIENCE. Above average salary; 5 day week; selling Junior sportswear. KAY 618 Davis St. OR to CALL learn MRS. more HALL about available Chicago An Equal AT CAMPBELL'S Evanston 869-0300 RECEPTIONIST—NORTHFIELD To greet visitors, handle small console switchboard and light typing. Attractive office, 9 to 5, 5 days. Good fringe benefits including free coffee and cokes. Call Mr. Brown or Mr. Abramson, 446-8360. ORDER CLERK $500 No typing. Light exp. N. side locale. 475-1800 Howard Agency, 307 Howard, Evanston. | WAITRESSES; EXP. PART-TIME can earn up to $30 plus nightly. The New Arc, Glenview. Also need parttime salad girls; good salary. 724-7600. Jack: LIFE INSURANCE CO. Personnel Department Av. Evanston, Opportunity Employer Ill. 1771 Howard. Street KEY-PUNCH CLERK-TYPIST MODERN SUBURBAN FORD AGENCY is in need of a clerk-typist. Experience desirable but not necessary. Excellent starting salary and company benefits. Please call Mr. Ettelson, GLENBROOK FORD Rd. 729-2600 Glenview 8 KEYPUNCH OPRS. Fabulous company moving into brand new location on North Shore is presently seeking 8 girls with light. experience to start at $433 per month. Excellent company benefits, excellent company, no fees. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1612 Chicago, Evanston. UN 9-9510 work JEWELRY AND a This suburban branch office of fam international firm will train a with light typing, pleasant as voice their make them positions open aptitude or Restaurant, interview, UN 9- GENERAL OFFICE—GOOD TYPING required. Diversified duties including dictaphone. $380 plus liberal benefits. Hrs. 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. Call for appt. UN 9-6610. North Shore Assoc. for Retarded Children 2525 Church St., Evanston who detail. To have LEWIS EMPLOYMENT ar Experienc $500. FR SERVICE 1618 Orrington DAvis s/o (plug) $90-95 2 FIRMS LOOKING FOR enced operators. One is 2 posi other a 4 position, FREE, brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400. St., SECRETARY Evanston TO POLICE OFFIC. Light Shorthand. Mature. Salary E with rapid increases. Private o North suburbs. Call EMPLOYMENT o. 8-7171. No ally. BOULEV Ist Fee Nat’l Bk. D-616. As RECEPTIONIST OFFICE vacations and fring New ep HOUSE Ridge HOUSE 1639 girls train. OF Phone WAITRESSES FOR HIGH CLASS restaurant. Full or part-time. Good tipping. Hours: Luncheon, 10:30 - 2:30. Dinner 4:30-8:30. Must be neat. Paid pote WORKING YV : many _interestin for for figure will 2500 4-1204 You'll feel comfortab FIGURE CLERKS DO YOU ENJOY figures? We have GIFTS UN appearance then check the appointment sct Free. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster GENERAL Costume Jewelry neat (for paging executi\ receptionist. callers, Paid Waite Evanston, OPERATORS in loop or areas. Golf Mill Professional Ble 202, Niles Hours: 9 to 5 daily Room SALESLADY for se summer TASK FORCE — VARIETY JOB Call for RECEPTION $100 WEEK - RIGHT GAL WITH GOOD TYPING skills and general office exp. needed to round out go-go office staff of Evanston Equipment Distrib. Girl Friday type assignment includes reception, phones and variety of other detail. Excellent future. Attractive air-cond. offices. 3 blocks from Fountain Square. Call E. L. Nichols 864-4175 vacation. John Evans looking suburban EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston 1710 Sherman, TEACHERS-STUDENTS you We also need all types of y help. CLERKS-STENOS-TYP empo andid You will work on the floor at the Board of Trade with 14 salesmen! Variety of work; typing; very light shorthand; will train for switchboard. An excellent opening for a young lady. Miriam : We need proof readers to Ligue material for data processing o our 11 loop projects. Apply now. — SECRETARY IN A BROKERAGE FIRM Waukegan - An equal opportunity employer — Are SECRETARY, ADMINISTRATIVE OFa Diversified duties. Good typing skills. Secretary, Personnel Directors Office. Excellent stenographic skill required. Pleasant Metheny | conditions with excellent fringe benefits. Call Mrs. Coakley, UN 4-9600, ext. 313. ae me W. station BENEFIT TRUST: now. NEEDS COSTUME ment ‘El’ Leading insurance company has openings for typists f general office duties. Ide working conditions in new building. Excellent benefits, company cafeteria, 8:30. 4:30, 5 day week. og EVANSTON HIGH SCHOOL 2038 emplo office—175 Quincy/Wells TPIS Ss a Washington National’ Insurance Company 1630 for at our Chicago Blvd., career for you CLIFF CALL MRS. HAYES ALpine 1-4300 SERVICE IN opportunities personnel EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston Arrangements 4-8585 5-0400 EXCELLENT STARTING SALARY with merit increases, outstanding benefits including group insurance, Savings and Profit Sharing and vacations with pay. . Receptionist-clerk-typist in ot large firm. Promotable. We are looking for capable in with good typing skill in permanent, full time position. genial co-workers—2 girl, office. Blue Chip Co.; benefits. JUNE GRADS 475-7900 25 t ALL JOBS W. Touhy N. Lincoln DAILY COME AT A 2. Advertising firm wants a good typistreceptionist in their personnet department to handle correspondence. Promotable. Medical receptionist. Salary $450 or open; a prominent physician wants you to type letters and forms, use dictaphone, and greet patients. QUARTERS Evanston-convenient portation. looking Call Avon Today! WITH COSMETIC SALES EXPERIence for supervisory positions, North Shore area. Override plus commission. WATKINS PRODUCTS 2900 Apple Ave. Waukegan DE 6-5123 CH 4-2995 CLERK-TYPIST 7247 4770 Evanston BR 3-2155 . Advertising firm wants sharp gal. No typing. 35 hour week. TYPIST Ave. Se NEW Crawford, WE ARE INTERVIEWING NOW FOR permanent positions starting after graduation. Many of your classmates have already applied for career positions. Evanston Holiday Lincoln-Mercury 535 DA a FOR SERVICE Avenue, LOVELY Doctor specializes in kids. You’ll be his receptionist. Help mommies keep little ones happy ’till doctor is ready. Office is never jammed; set appts. so that nobody waits too long. octor will train. Some typing for bills and things. That’s all. He’ll show you the rest! Age open. Fast pay raises! !! Receptionists !! 328-3400. CLERK to 45. $425. Murp 1618 brownlie personnel St., Privately owned station. Known for good music, news, weather, personal interviews. Answer fan mail, requests for announcements, phones. Clip press releases. Guide visitors through sta- BABY DOCTOR'S GIRL $415 CLERK EMPLOYMENT RECEPTIONIST TYPIST tion. Six mo. experience open. NO FEE. If you are unable to come in, please register by phone. Av. Evanston 869-2580, ext. 416 Opportunity Employer Church legal firm. Age NO FEE FIGURE 1657 You’ll learn to assist the director and have a variety of duties that include light typing, answering phones, and much public contact. No medical background needed and age is open. They are located in lovely, modern neigftborhood center. Free. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 708 $500. Local. $433. required. Age Equal Anybody offices. FEE CULLIGAN GIRL FRIDAY MEDICAL CENTER $425 MONTH 8-6880 SALES-ORDER DESK Join our small office team in a responsible inside sales position. Interesting work involving order editing, pricing, and correspondence. Some exp., to age 45. 3614 hr. Call Mr. ‘oy HOSPITAL CORP. AUTOMOTIVE EXPERIENCE HELP: ful but not necessary. Pleasant working conditions, 5 day week. : Powell. Assistant public relations Michigan Shores Club EEDS Ridge An _ Secretary-Stenographer NATIONAL DAIRY RESEARCH CENTER 274-8100 employer ALERT YOUNG WOMAN NEEDED for interesting assignment in finance department of national organization. Will assist tax manager in all operations of the department. Prefer some accounting experience, good typing skills. Excellent starting salary, liberal fringe benefits. AMERICAN SUPPLY MO. CLIFF Department Howard Street An equal opportunity : 9-9000 OOD SHORTHAND AND TYPING skills required. Experience preferred. Age 20 to 40. Many company benefits. Contact Miss Dennis. benefits, BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. Personnel $500 SECRETARY NO FEE GENERAL OFFICE 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. Administrative KEYPUNCH AMERICAN excellent PLUS. $405. For You now if you have better than average figure aptitude and enjoy detail work. Pleasant working conditions, company Murphy EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 612 Chicago Have Openings 20 Executive NO WE atmosphere. Greet interesting clientele with a smile, answer modern push-button board enthusiastically and do some very light typing in your spare time. Qualifications: A nice smile, enthusiasm, and 25 wpm typing. Company benefits: hospitalization, life insurance, sick pay, profit sharing and 1 week vacation this year. NO FEE IN 9-9510 RADIO STATION GIRL FRIDAY $433 JUNIOR FIGURE CLERKS RESTIGE ADVERTISING CONCERN has a glamorous reception opening. suburban EXCLUSIVE AIRLINE STEWARDESS Large 100% PUBLIC CONTACT IF YOU LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE YOU’LL LOVE THE EXCITING CHALLENGE OF THIS JOB. 100% public contact job is yours as world famous air line will train you to greet travelers, relate travel space, answer phone in plush Loop or airport showrooms. EXPER. NOT NECES.SARY. Free travel privileges. Spend week-ends in Miami, Hollywood, New York, LAS VEGAS, TAKE FREE TRAVEL VACATION TO EUROPE. SEE, CALL ME, BOB CANYON '’til 9 p.m. daily at VARIETY 6 West Randolph 2d Floor ANdover 3-0470 LUNCH HOUR APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Open Saturday 10-5 RECEPTIONIST $433 Plush Business and Professional NO FEE EVANSTON SECRETARY iy in ternational Diivsion for an garessive self starting type ecretary with good typing nd shorthand skills. _ Business and’ Professional TRAINEES. AGE No experience. - spot Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional SECRETARY teresting | 107 Help Wanted Women 107 and Professional > Business ead MOTHER Evanston board. sreree VARD DA area. WORK VISION benefits ; 869-5110 LIVE Salary IN sou" plus room Interesting ~ position : of girls dorm. Call BOUL EVANSTON 8-7171. SECRETARY No ; Fee. FOR a EMPLOYMEN D-614. MEAT office on Old Skokie Park. New, modern, building. 5 day week, BROK Rd., Hig air con c full time. Mrs. Whitney, 761-8500. ; FEMALE BEAUTICIAN WITH PL ing personality nice toshop. 5. | no Evanston location,for 8:30 evenings. 5 day wk. Call DA 8-4006 ec Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Classified — �‘107 ie FLEXOWRITERTYPISTS Immediate openings in Sales Department for a bright candidote with good typing and Ne offer exceptionally fine vorking conditions and ben- efits, good salary and 7 hour day. For interview phone Mrs. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. Lynch. Personnel Department - International Minerals — 1771 Howard & Chemical Corp. Skokie, 6- An ? Equal Illinois Opportunity An CLERK CROSSING benefits Office Carson Pirie Scott 1-84 r 00 ist, antre St Store ie Mgrs. (Fashions) All positions FREE many other wonderful job opportunities. - And ~ Boulevard Service GUARD 3742 hour work week, good starting EXPERIENCED ILL. KEY PUNCH AT SCHOOL OPENINGS IN SEVERAL educational institutions, involving almost any skill or combination of skills you may sess: secretarial, clerical : : _ ral office, typing, public nm again there is some one of these features, week paid contact. or more tuition reductions, vacation, merit 3 increases. Disc Jockeys, minute in hectic etc. but fun atmosphere. Some typing and good - personality qualify. $90 wk. Free. $e MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT Dempster 966-0700 SECRETARY OR NATIONAL -cialists Assoc. MEDICAL Above _SPE- average typing skills and experience on dictating equipment required. Previous work in community organizations valuable. Excellent salary; 35 hour week; attractive loop office; good fringe nefits; convenient to Northwestern, CTA. Gall Mr. Sommers, 236-6814. CREDIT CLERK Davis An St. Evanston Equal $450 - MAIL GIRL opportunity for gal between Evanston area. Lots no _ skills required. Starting salary $390. NO FEE. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE - 1612 Chicago, Evanston. UN ating Salary benefits. Woods WOMAN branch and CAPABLE store. commission Wayne Fashion ID OF 5 day week. plus fringe Cleaners, Center. Hubbard 2-0465 EVANSTON PUBLIC RELATIONS firm seeking woman who will provide wire and general office secretarial skills in economical combination. Send resume and salary requirements to ~ P.O. Box 253, Evanston. 10 — Classified Employer ESTATE Saturday's OFFICE from 9 to 5 for our active Glenview office. Interesting variety of duties for personable woman with good appearance and telephone manner. T ping helpful. Never a dull moment. Call Mr. Walsh, PA 9-0330. Koening & Strey 1009 Waukegan Rd. clerk typists $350-450 VARIOUS EVANSTON AND _ SUB. firms need typists. Experienced or will take beginners. FREE. brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400. St., Evanston SECRETARY LIKE FIGURES? 8-1333 RECEPTIONIST, THEATRICAL booking agency. Small local talent agency needs younger girl with some typing for an _ interesting public contact type office position § call BOULEVARD EMPLOYMENT DA 87171. No Fee. ? 9-9510 STORE HELP EPENDABLE 8-8100 RAPIDLY EXPANDING REAL EState/insurance office in Dntn. Evanston has variety job open now. IBM electric. Shorthand optional. Age and salary open Call for appt. 20 and 40 to start with an outstanding company in the of variety and DAvis Opportunity DA ear _ Excellent BANK Part-Time Receptionist For Stars, _ working Personnel TRUST CO. OF EVANSTON REAL as Girl Friday around small, but well known local radio station. You'll enjoy every FIRST NATIONAL 800 RADIO STATION GIRL FRIDAY meet Office. Ideal Apply AND. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 at. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston You'll OPERATOR Number 29 IBM. facilities—Benefits. OR 4-9300. part-time. Rd., Glen- and NURSE SECRETARY FOR INterist’s office. Previous experience preferred. Regular hours, no Saturdays. Located in Downtown Evanston. DAvis 8-2288. EVANSTON, HAVE SALESLADIES Apparel. Full or O D PAY Shop, 1704 Glenview part-time. Excellent PART-TIME FULL TIME Food handler for office building coffee shop. Must be neat and exp. in short order food service. Exc. working cond. Phone 673-1171. salary with advancement opportunities, fine fringe benefits and working conditions. re-employment tests given to assure you are effectively placed. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300. Employment 491-0600 Service, FULL OR PART-TIME Some.exp. desirable. Good hours good wages. Call GR 5-8997. $175 Packaging Corp. of America WE Uniform Evanston. DENTAL ASSISTANT $378-$466 ~ 918 Davis St. ~ WORK _ Town view. Responsible position, modern computerized accounting operation. Requires good figure aptitude, typing ability, some previous experience i accounting or clerical work. Airlines Positions am St., WAITRESSES ACCOUNTING CLERK EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Wilmette Pel Shore Days or evenings. full and Experience not necessary. tipping house. Mister Ricky’s Restaurant, City of Evanston GR 5-3100 & Co. Edens Plaza et North 1818 Dempster KEYPUNCH OPERATOR $378-$466 — and liberal discount L person, Il $363-$447 CLERK-TYPIST Personal WOMAN TO PRESS OR FOLD clothing. Must be steady worker. 5 day week. Good pay. Paid vacation. Hospital and insurance plan. Apply in Ladies’ POSITIONS Apply MACHINE OPERATOR, ADDRESSING dept. of national sorority. Typing and filing skills required. Convenient North Shore location. Bus or train Sarehe: no age limitation. Phone 256- employer Opportunities PLEASE COME IN |AND TALK TO US. : SMALL GLENVIEW OFFICE SALARY $400. No Shorthand. Good hours. Call BOULEVARD EMPLOYMENT. DA 87171. No Fee. A JOB SALES employee SWITCHBOARD-RECEPTIONIST. Small modern hospital. Light typing, 8 hour day, 5 day week, we will train. Good salary and all benefits. Community Hospital of Evanston, 2040 Brown Ave. 869-5400. 274-8100 opportunity JU 3-0700 FULL TIME Many equal Employer — SPLENDID ~OPPORTUNITIES a Street FULL TIME GENERAL CLERICAL for bank bookkeeping department. 5 day week, employee benefits. An equal opportunity employer. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DEERFIELD, 757 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield. Phone 945-6000. OPPORTUNITIES NOW OPEN FOR qualified NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHERS at Evanston Child Care Center, 1417 Hinman Av., 5 mornings weekly id 5 afternoons weekly. Call UN 4786. CASHIER IN AND 91. LUZIER CUSTOM COSMETICS SUBSIDIARY OF BRISTOL-MYERS OPENINGS AVAILABLE DISTRICT MGR. OR CONSULTANTS. WILL Mrs. Bailey, MI 2-7926. PART-TIME-WOMEN PICK UP AND DELIVER FULLER orders. $2.00 HR. GUARANTEED. Call Lillian, PA 4-5721 or JU 3-4250. WOMAN-MATURE PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER 2 hrs. ver day, 5 days weekly. Handle accounts payable and simple records. Location Glenview. 729-3030 : REGISTERED NURSES AND REGistered practical nurses. Part-time. Number 3.bus to door. Swedish Retirement Assoc. 2320 Pioneer Rd. DA 8-8700. NURSES AIDS FULL OR. PART-TIME, leasant surroundings, usual benefits. umber 3 bus to door. Swedish Retirement Assoc. 2320 Pioneer Road. DA 8-8700. EXPERIENCED MAIDS. GENERAL cleaning. Meals and uniforms furnished. Good _ salary plus fringe eo Call Mrs. Thomas, UN 4GIRL FRIDAY Today can by your lucky day. I’m reluctantly moving out of town, and you may have the job I would like to keep. Call Betty in Glenview. 729-3100. REGISTERED NURSES FULL OR PART-TIME. Modern nursing home in Northbrook. Mr. Rischard VE 5-4200 WOMAN CAB DRIVERS WANTED FULL OR PART-TIME. DAYS OR WEEKENDS. EXCELLENT INCOME. Apply 8015 Lawndale, Skokie. GENERAL OFFICE WORK. time. Answering phone, typing, Excellent salary. Call GReenleaf 5-1877; Eves GR FULL filing. 5-1999 CLERK-TYPIST WANTED FOR part-time work at the Glenview Public Library. Twenty hours a week. See head librarian, 1930 Glenview Road. PART-TIME LOCAL HELP WANTED APPAREL CR 2-1663 STORE. COUNTER CLERK EXP. PREferred or will train. Bodell Cleaners, Highland Park. Call 433-3161. AMBITIOUS WAMAN TO RUN OFFICE for top transp. van company. Excellent opportunity, profit sharing. R. Weber 475-3141 CLERK-TYPISTS 40 ns 15Howard Agency 307 Howard, 08 Help Wented-Wemes Household Bookkeeper, Full Charge. PART-TIME 2 TO 3 DAYS A WEEK. downtown Evanston. DA 8-3116. 5 DAY LIVE IN 44 REE COUPLE BAY WORK _ 1-2-5 DAYS $12 plus BAKER EMPLOYMENT 811 Davis Street UN 4-717 WAITRESSES FULL TIME OR time. Good pay, plus tips and Good transp. Call GR 5-9020. GENERAL HOUSEWORK. RESPON sible woman, 40 to 60 yrs. Own roo! TV. Fine character more importa WAITRESSES—SOME FREE PARTmeals. EXP. Welch, 272-0272. WAITRESSES WANTED, FULL OR PART-TIME. Steele’s Snack Shop, 1011 Waukegan Rd. Northbrook 272-3160 DIVERSIFIED OFFICE DUTIES INcluding typing. Evanston location, good pay and fringe benefits. Phone Mr. Daniels, BR _3-2830 OPENING FOR SWITCHBOARD OPerator. Full time, hrs. avail: 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. or 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Holiday Inn, Highland Park. VE 5-4000. DENTAL ASSISTANT Chairside; will train; 5-day week; Wed. off; salary open. Ages 18-30. PArk 4-1771. HIGHLAND PARK DOCTOR'S REceptionist; mature woman; full time; some. typing; varied duties; nr. NWRR train. Call ID 2-9101. CASHIER, MONDAY THROUGH FRIday, 8 to 12. Apply in person. Mr. D. C. Tierney Ridge Pharmacy, Ridge and Lake, Wilmette. MATURE WOMAN TO SUPERVISE production of Finishing Department for exclusive photographic studio. Call Mr. or Mrs. Rodgers UN 4-7322. UNLIMITED INCOME POSSIBILITY in a fascinating career as a Beauty i saan For details call PArk 9- WEEK, 108 Housework Once a RELIABLE. REFERENCES. Call 432-7276. Help boys, furMrs. Accts. Rec. NCR bookkpr. N. Evanston. Dorothy Parks Placement, 627 Grove, Evanston, 328-7622—for this and many other figure jobs. No fee. General than experience. FULL time and part-time. Uniforms nished. Own transportation. Call Wanted—Women $390 Evanston F.C. BOOKKEEPER AND GENERAL office. To age 40. Congenial surroundings. Good benefits. $540 monthly to start. Call Mrs. Noonan, 869-1028. FULL OR PART-TIME GIRL FOR doctors office. General office work and bookkeeping. Call 432-9423 1 to 4 p.m. REQUIRE LIVE-IN TO CARE FOR middle-aged stroke victim and to do light domestic work, some cooking, on or about June 15. Glenview area. Must be gentle, reasonably strong, and of good character. My travel will require you be alone with patient a good deal of time. No children involved. Room, board and $70 per wk. salary. Write Geo. Christensen, 1341 Green Willow, ‘Apt. D, Glenview, Ill. 60025. Part-Time Housekeeper Wonderful opportunity for the experienced lady who wants to supplement her income. Weekends ,days only Wilmette. 2 adults; some _ simple cooking; other help. Excellent references required; salary open. Write A-948, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. ‘ 8 and Salary open. 2 schod 13. OR 4-6387. . GENERAL HOUSEWORK 3 TO 4 days. Experienced with recent refer ence. VErnon DAY 5-0692 HELP—TEMPORARY FOR 3 wks., 3 days per wk., for workin mother in a jam. Evanston. Pos. per 1 day wk. afts. 328-4618 aft. 7 p.m. EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER plain cook, adult family, lovely home gw help, live-in top salary, refs. I EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER Pleasant disposition. 4-5 days. Live ir References. 446-4231. ; GENERAL HOUSECLEANING. fer Tuesdays and Fridays. plus car fare. References OR 4-8845. PRE $12 a da prefer LAUNDRY AND LIGHT HOUSEWOR 2 days a week. No heavy cleanin Must be A-l ironer. References. HI 6-6177 GENERAL per week HOUSEKEEPING 5 DA in North Evanston. Permd nent position. UNiversity References required. 4-2457 6 p.m. after MINISTER NEEDS GENER Housekeener 5 days. $50 plus socid security. 2 blocks to L. 4 boys, ages to 10. Call 256-4642. Cleaning Woman by 2 ences neighbors, required. Wanted 1 day each; 251-1837. refe WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE work 3-4 half days. References. Nea and clean. Only 2 people in household No cooking. UN 4-7359, Evanston. HOUSEKEEPER LIVE IN $75 WEEK. MUST HAVE EXPERIENCH Se aha REFERENCES. CAL o> Household SMALL GLENVIEW OFFICE NEEDS expérienced woman for general office work, 2 days per week - Mon. and Tues. Phone 724-7100 Call Help. Wented—R¥emes SALES DRUG STORE. 5 DAY WEEK NO eee, Phelan Winnetka.Drugs, HI 6- TRAIN. 4 - Business and Professional RECEPTIONIST NORTH SUBURBAN Beauty salon. Sala $433 per month to start. 5 days. "Call Jim. Skokie Employment OR 5-2300. No Fee. Experienced or willing to train accurate typist, typing between 50-60 wpm. Excellent company benefits, lovely new building, good transportation, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. ee 107 Business and Professional Business and Professional a SECRETARY as 107 Help Wanted—Women | Help Wanted—Women « CLEANING HELP 1 OR 2 days a week. Call 446-4142 GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN W mette 2-3 days, 4 to 5 hours. Reliable honest and references. Call 251-9230, CLEANING WOMAN: WED. AND FR Own transportation; references r quired. Hllicrest 6-7212. GENERAL HOUSEWORK: through early breakfast references. $42. Call 446-4541 STAY; FR Mon. Rece GRANDMOTHER’S HELPER Starting July Ist. North East Gience Five days weekly. Write A-998, Bo 6C¢, Wilmette, Ill. HOUSEKEEPER, PLAIN COOKING after June 8; steady; fine home; own room, bath, TV, other help. Must be dependable; good disposition; clean worker; $75 per week; stay or go after dinner. Please state name, address, phone number where you can_ be reached. Write A-997, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. WANTED — WOMAN FOR HOUSE: hold and some kitchen duties in small Christian Science Sanitarium in lovely North Shore countryside. Salary plus room and board including social security benefits, 5 day week. Write or phone Hilltop Farm Sanitarium, Box 87 Lake Bluff, 60044. CE 4-1710. LADY TEMPORARY, EITHER 3 TO 4 FULL Gays or 5 days part-time from 11 to 4 (or hours worked out to suit both) while present housekeeper is_ in hospital for 2 months. Light housekeeping duties, other help does ironing and heavy work. Call mornings or evenings only 432-5573. DEPENDABLE WOMAN, CLEANIN and personal ironing. 3 days, Mo Wed., and Fri. preferred. Recer references. 432-0191. HIGHEST SALARY, $70 FOR QUALIfied person. Must have experience and references. Live-in, 5 days. Own room, bath, TV, lovely modern home. General housework, cooking, assist with 2 year old child. Other help employed. Call 432-1743. COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER wanted. Holy Cross Rectory, 724 Elder Ln., Deerfield. 2 priests. Good salary, benefits. Live in or out. If interested call Mrs. Delaney, 945-0430 between 9:30 and 3:30. Mon. through Fri. Lindgren Emp. Agency NO FEE. REFERENCES REQUIRED Cooks, Couples, Generals, Seconds TOP SALARY 8161 ELM ST. Hillcrest 6-1047. CLEANING WOMAN FOR MONDAYS and Fridays. Recent references required. Call between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. 251-3627 Exp. woman for general housework for one ladv in summer home in Northern Mich. Cieaning help employed. May 17th to Oct. 15th. Refs. UN 4-6168. WANTED: DEPENDABLE GIRL FOR 6 room home in Skokie. General housework. Must have references. ORchard 5-8582. WEEKEND full time, for home 251-9230. GIRL TEMPORARY OR light housework and sitting in Wilmette. Reliable. Call GIRL WITH SOME NURSING ExXperience for one _ elderly woman. Skokie, good transportation, own room and bath. BR 4-1943. SUMMER HIGH SCHOOL GIRL FOR child care. Liv in. Nr. North side. 944-2468 FOR HOUSEWORK days; Winnetka; begin May wages. Hillcrest 6-5893 WOMAN personal FOR GENERAL laundry. Tues. WEE! 8th. Goo CLEANING referred. $25. eferences ilmette. AL 1-5218. and nec. F EFFICIENT PLEASANT LADY FO cleaning Tuesday or Thursday 1 to Northwest Evanston, References. 32! WANTED ALTERNATE FRIDAYS CLEANING WOMAN ‘must have north shore refere Please call after 6 p.m. AL 6-1265. PART-TIME EVANSTON LADY FO cleaning 1 morning or afternoon week. Little ironing. References. Ca 475-7764. RELIABLE WOMAN FOR 1 OR days, steady. Refs. required. 2 bdrm house. Call 251-5683. WE LIKE PLEASANT PEOPLE AN provide same type of atmosphere a reliable cleaning lady. Near bu 729-4948. RELIABLE EXPERIENCED MIDDL age woman. General housework. God plain cooking. 2 adults. No laundr Stay in. References. AL 1-0288. OLDER WOMAN, OWN ROOM wages in exchange for doing and ,ust being around. Live-in. ences. Glencoe. 835-0855. AN dishe Refe CHILD CARE, HOUSEKEEPING. O room, bath, $40. Call OR 4-0164 after Liye week days and all day we ends. 2 DAYS A WEEK. ADULT HOUSE hold; experienced; $12; call after p.m. ORchard 6-3310. WOMAN TO ASSIST SEMI-INVA from 9 to 1 on Sat. and Suns, Evanston. No housework or cookin Phone Hillcrest 6-2515. 108A Help Wanted OWN ROOM, Baby Sitters BATH, TV, AIR-COND tioning, near lake and train for with references. Light hee Assist with 2 year old child. indicating age, experience to T-10 Box 60, Wilmette, Il. 3 IDEAL JOB FOR GIRL ATTENDIN: summer school or wants free day Room, board and salary in exch for sitting some eves. du One boy 7 years, flexib ments. Call AL 6-0284. Evanston Review - Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff summe arran, May 4, 196 onl �Soe “Help oi Cail le WITH 2 YEAR and Thursda merson mornings. and SITTER WITH with an occasional 1593, 9 am.-5:30 Help daytime O.K. p.m. Sat. 729- p.m. Wanted—Women : Industrial aptitude Shift work-40 hour and | MAN WITH as attendant. EXPERIENCE HIGH PHOTOCOPY 9-9000 SCHOOL And Murp and LIBERAL 5] PROG mechanical SR. ORchard (2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks An Equal Evanston executive FUdata office of nat’l corp. Excellent starting salary, working conditions and fringe benefits. Call C. C. Boyer 869-2300. ackaging Corp. of America BOOK STORE Porter O SHIP, RECEIVE AND MAINTAIN records on books and to help with general maintenance in our small university book store. Liberal benefit program. g's PIA tt ERSONNEL 12 Saco: Av. a Equal UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT 492-7608 Opportunity JUNIOR Employer CLERK OUNG MAN NEEDED FOR VARIED assignments in Finance Department. Some accounting experience plus accounting education at college level desirable. Company will assist in inancing tuition expense for further education. Contact Miss Dennis. NATIONAL DAIRY RESEARCH CENTER 801 Waukegan Road, 724-8000 Glenview MEN Early Morning Newspaper Delivery, With or Without Car. Good Pay. all for details UN 4-1526 Assistant Superintendent XCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR ambitious young man to serve as assistant superintendent for Northbrook Project : THE KENNEDY per ene 272-7800 SHIPPING ae west of Skokie Opportunity U fay Ben ady school job CLERK graduate. with good Good salary Will train. chance for and bene- Bernard Schilling, BRoadway 3-3700. 4, 1967 Phone a8: NORTH MANAGEMENT TRAINING WE HAVE MORE THAN 100 reer opportunities for young who have heretofore been back for lack of a degree. No vious experience is required the following positions. Call 869-8600. CAmen held preon ACCOUNTING TRAINEE $545* Jr. Spot in corporate hdatrs. CREDIT MGMT: BEGINNER $465* No experience nec. great program. PROGRAMMER TRAINEE $525* College math or accounting nec. GENERAL OFFICE $475* Will groom for supv. desk. TRAFFIC TRAINEE $460* Traffic school or math aptitude - AIRLINE TRAINEE $465-$550* sigharag scheduling, reservaions. HISTORY MAJOR $540* Mgmt. training program TELETYPE OPERATOR $515* For major brokerage house. FIGURE APTITUDE $475* Assist noted actuary. CUSTOMER SERVICE $475* Must like variety. Local Co.. ASSISTANT TO BUYER $490* Will screen suppliers, keep inventory. I.B.M. OPER. TRN. $465* Start on unit record equip. COPYWRITER TRN. $525* Some pets id and creative writing. INTERVIEWER $450* Conduct marketing surveys. PERSONNEL TRAINEE $500* Screen clerical applicants. TRAVEL AGENCY $440* Schedule departures and arrivals. ASSISTANT TO CHEMIST $490* H.S. chem. qualifys, Assist PH.D. HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE $475* Lab work in research area. LIAISON TRAINEE $450* Assist customers and salesmen. PRINTING TRAINEE $500* You’ll operate small offset. HI-FI ENTHUSIAST $433* Assist customers over the phone. MEDIA PAYROLL $425* Oversee payroll for TV guests. *EMPLOYER PAYS OUR S t aVviIS sTree EUGENE t —76% PHONE DIETZGEN ae to $3.25 AN Dundee Rd Call FEE THE furnish a car and pay all expenses. Even more important to men seeking a five figure salary in the near future and have the ability to produce. They can and will offer a management sales sition in two years. NO FEE ome in or call: 869-8600. Accounts Receivable Supervisor $8,000— Free DEGREE NOT NECESSARY. Here’s your chance to make the most of your acctg. know-how. Top Company. S. State, FINANCIAL ANALYST $10,000. PREFER 1 TO 2 YRS. EXperience. Top rated co. Many benefits, including bonus. NO FEE. An one and IMPORT-EXPORT $600-$675 — FREE exciting opportunity to join of America’s most progressive financially successful agg 1-2 yrs. oO f MURPHY 1612 exper. mer- chandising firms. You’ll work directly under the Manager of the recently formed Import-Export division and serve as his administrative assistant in all matters —— to this operation. You’ll involved with purchases of exotic goods from the Orient and gain a complete on-the-job education in the workings of the Common Market. You should be a college grad with an intense desire for professional growth and advancement because this position offers so much in the way of o portunity and advancement. course, all of the fringe benefits nomally provided by a blue chip firm are yours including an exceptiona CF alata plan. Come in or ca 600 DAVIS No Evanston, Ind. eng. deg. DON’T Supervisor of acctg. THAT if necessary. OLD ORCHARD, SUITE SKOKIE : 226 IN THE NEW Westmoreland At North reqd. End of West ORchard Bldg. Pheer 9-1 142 - and Free parking in bank tenant lot company CAM- Must 2- ri42, Industrial SalesExtremely be OF THE MILITARY? $525-$575—-F REE You deserve the best opportunity available and our client has it. Your skill and talent will be utilized to the fullest extent as some of Chicago’s most qualified businessmen teach you every phase of their company in a program designed to place special emphasis on your supervisor ability. G.E.D. service education qualities. Good company benefits, and best of all a promotion where your = skill counts. With 2 large name in Chicago Commerce and Industry is looking for a young comer to groom in their Personnel Division. No experience necessar but any business exposure will be an asset. erent benefit package. FRE national is presently years seeking someo of sound busin experience who is capable of se an intangible to executive people. Very little if any ‘‘cold ca Starting salary $175 per week expenses. Territory will cover | suburban area. If you are unable to come in or desire an evening appoint ment please call . Murp hy EM LON MER 1612 Chicago 9-9510 UN SERVICE Av., Evanston BR 93-2155 Assistant Cost Accountan YOUNG MAN, HIGH SCHOOL uate with some college level ac ing courses. Prefer someone ‘with “at at least 1 year accounting. office, 8:15 of Call a.m. experience or apply to 5 p.m. in cost PRIOR : % G. D. Searle & Co. Searle An Porkee, Equal ©Seokis, Oppotahity Ill. 60076 Employer o PRODUCTION FOREMAN Thoroughly familiar with yon r women in hand assembly, fust packaging of small set . cost conscious and understa tion line methods. gpg a Fe salary with leadin automotive safety fiel Jeffrey- ~ thausteiee 2100 Greenleaf S Mr. Bromberg GET A HEAD your summer PERSONNEL MGMT. TRN. ANY DEGREE $625-$750 OUR EXCLUSIVE well known START jobs. We wee IN LINING need sale A now calling on loop cheaper either full or part-time; basis plus percentage of initia or leads furnished. Call You won't besorry. : : 644-9464 for appt. St é MALES AN EXCITING OPPORTU PLUS A SUMMER IN THE SUN. | SUMMER COUNSELORS JOBS. College freshman and JEWISH COMMUNITY a ee Of Niles Township, June AG Call EVANSTON 7,20€ Sales, industrial controls Jr. time study Sales promotion Office trainee Sales correspondent AMbassador BELIEVE i NORTH SHORE BANK BUILDING : self starter as he will be on his own after a brief indoctrination period. OUT college 1737AT THE HOWARD ST. “L” IN SALARY ADMINISTRATOR $9,500-$11,500 No FEE Our client, a well known Chicago based concern has immediate need for a seasoned Personnel man to assume the duties of wage and salary administrator. Will train in area not req. pneumatics some 9-9510 pus recruiters have cornered the market on talent. Neither does our client. He’s asked us to find him 5 more talented young grads to enroll in what is rhaps the finest management evelopment program ever conceive You'll be given professional st tus from the very start and will be trained in every facet of every department of this leading national company. Your advancement to a responsible staff position depends entirely upon how rapidly you want to progress. No previous experience required. Call. : this Deg. Some Ass’t to Comptroller System programmer—360 Financial analyst Gen’l acc’t. Degree reg. Cost accountant, deg. not req. 5 Foremen, Waukegan area. Acct., cost and budget eS Ind. Sales, North terr. com. plus Sales correspondent Traveling auditor Gen. office ass’t., some acct’g SERVICE UN 5 College Graduates $575-675 Free WE asst. draftsman, EXECUTIVE SALES PROMOTION Pharmaceutical to Dr’s and hospital in north side of Chgo. CENTER CALL 869-8600 PARKER Electrical controls eng. M.E., valve and pressure controls Lab supv., neregnee LE., 0 fice Mer. Sales engineer, Deg. not req. Applied esearch engr. Design draftsman Machine designer TRAINEES EMPLOYMENT Chicago, : INDUSTRIAL SERV. Troubleshoot and service air pollution equipment. Car plus expenses. ACCOUNTANT—$8,000—Northern nig WEEK! $600-650 THIS JOB OFFERS OPPORTUNITY so far above average that it’s hard to compare with others. To begin with it’s industrial sales with top rated co. that offers one of the finest Semana DEOREAeTS avail- able. They Northbrook 272-2980 EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston COST TO YOU! TECHNICAL PARKER FINEST CAREER OF 1 PROGRAM CLIFF ADVERTISING IN No direct sales Steams CHICAGO AREA ADVERTISING Firm is looking for a young man to train as a supervisor for interviewers, must drive, but need not have car. We consider this an excellent opening. No. Sat. ALL 100% FREE Draftsman, electro-mech. Jr. draftsman Mechanical technician Tool designer BREAK INTO ADVERTISING A SPECIALIZING SUBURBAN AND | FAR NORTH POSITIONS Draftsman, BARTLETT TREE EXPERTS 3160 Evanston BR 3-2155 ~ PARKER JOB +» The Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago’s Loop Mech, AYS peed THR TRAINING for leading North Shore rapidly growing. Salary cagce ID 2-9090 SHORE'S CO. HOUR. 7P PARTI SALES-MANAGER Hire, train, newspapers ae 7 ime THE Experiencedor Will Train Murp EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Avenue AT TREE CLIMBERS $550 a month and company car. You will be trained as public relations liaison man, calling on clients in local area. Ali expenses paid plus profit sharing. Some college preferred. Neat appearance essential. IF YOU CAN’T COME IN REGISTER BY PHONE MARQUART (7) POSITION 2425 N. Sheffield Av., one Fullerton ‘‘L”’s NEED A CAR? CLASSIFIED PARKER ANSTON MANUFACTURER DEsires man age 23 to 40, draft exempt, Ben work in Shipping Dept. Must be advancement. Hwy.) Employer TIME, hours. 491-0600 . A_ Lake Forest, 220° Egg 3-3200 | 8841—475-0743. Call 8-11 a.m. 15 rings. OLLEGE DEGREE AND EXPOSURE to system work desirable. Must have extensive experience programming magnetic tape and/or disk. Emphasis either Honeywell or IBM a Cobol, Easy¢oder or Autocoder, IOCS center. by Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway ro DOWNTOWN OSITION OFFERS UNUSUAL ture potential in expanding new D CAREER OPPORTUNITIES WATER PLANT OPERATOR, must have mechanical ability and willing to work shift work. LABORERS. Must be in good physical condition and have valid Illinois driver’s license. Interesting and varied work; pleasant working conditions; excellent retirement and hospitalization plans; paid BENEFITS. EE RSNEN le OFFICE 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays (Evening and Saturday interviews Appointment) Evanston BR 3-2155 RAMMER, Q opportunities. ROSENBAUM SVANGTON: 112. SOME a T VANSTON OF Goods Employment Service EXCELLENT STARTING SALARIES — RAPID PROGRESSION — FREE UNIFORMS — LOW PRICED CAFE- LUS FRINGE retail MRS. Boulevard ANIMAL CARETAKER MAN TO AGE 50 TO HELP WITH THE care and the feeding of small laboratory animals. Farm experience helpful. Skokie SERVICE Avenue, other OPERATOR chemical knowledge aptitude desirable. Sporting 1612 Chicago UN 9-9510 ATIONAL MANUFACTURER Is seeking a sharp young man under 40, who has the ability to supervise 3 a in customer service. Should be a good talker as he will be conversing by phone with the type of executives you read about in the financial a a ib salary ranges from $6000 to $8,000 oe on background. NO FE 1612 aoeneas 9-9510 many HANDLING EDUCATION. Wear 1 Domestics TO Sales Service Mor. EMPLOYMENT and CONTACT MATERIALS CHEMICAL Wear HAVE corporate level working directly under our controller which will give you full exposure to the many facets in accounting and general management necessary for advancement to controllership. Your exposure will encompass contacts with our national sales organization, manufacturing plant managers, warehousing managers and top level executives. You will be working with a highly sophisticated, computerized accounting system. The man we want must be creative, experienced in supervision, have above average verbal and written communications skills and be well versed in all phases of general accounting. This is an excellent opportunity for the bright, personable young accountant who feels the need for a challenge in his career. Call Patrick L. Doyle, Employment Manager 5493300, Ext. 250. ear Children's Toys and packing in Shipping Department. E HAVE CHALLENGING POSItions for young men with mechanical and some electronic ability to assemble and test engineer models of office equipment. Military service experience acceptable. Should be familiar with use of hand tools. Excellent starting salary, free life insurance, ‘low cost cafeteria and many other employee benefits. UN FOR W Men's and Boys' HELPER SOME eh adies’ ' do building maintenance painting. MAN ECHNICIANS MERICAN work PACKER Professional 00 Dempster to week. PAINTER'S Help Wanted—Men Business Attendant 40 TO 50, WITH gl - mechanical CONTROLLER WE LEADING NATIONAL DEPARTMENT store chain seeks retailers on the way up. Pick your midwest city. Because of recent expansion and_ growth, opportunities are now available., : Boiler Room ALERTzene MAN, AGE el building service equipment OOD PROCESSING PLANT NEEDS 2 women for bottling and tomy line. © experience needed. Golden Crown Citrus Corp., 1922 Ridge Av., Evanston. 10 RETAIL DEPT. MGRS. FEE PAID MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES Has Openings for Men in the Following Areas: OWN elp Wanted—Men Business and Professional Business and Professional G. D. Searle & Co. transportation, Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30 to 12:30 for 6 weeks. Phone 945-6121. RONSIBLE PERSON, TEEN Mion. thru Fri., 5:30 p.m. to 10 Help Wanted—Men_ 110 McCormick. Evanston. Eves. or wknds. 491-0871. BABY | Business and Professional OLD OMAN WANTED TO -CARE FOR ‘one year old boy. Your home. Monday hnrough Friday. Vic. Grove-Sherman OMAN “Help Wanted—Men 110 Wanted—Bab y Sitters ore nie WANTED: PART-TIME delivery and stock room. r, ust 18 80 MAN Must be ov 21 and have driver’s license. M & bobo Shop, 973 Waukegan Rd., Glenview Evanston Review * Wilmette Life ° ‘Winnette Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Classified — NW �oe = ee — STAFF Business and areas of taxes, ment budgets. financial at eae" irable. govern- statements, experience. of Working computer operation Sanitarian SCOTT, FORESMAN -% CO. EB royolCist. 'E HAVE AN EXC. OPENING desires. FOR It involves the research ary open. 1612 Chicago UN 9-9510 ~ AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY - 2100 Dempster UN 9-9000 Trainee YOUNG MAN WITH SOME an unusual opportunity for ancement within a new organiza; an opportunity for the single an to travel with an exceptionally erous expense allowance. Salary E ‘ange 510 -$650 and a car. MURPHY YMENT SERVICE, 1612 ChiAvenue, Evanston. UN 9-9510; ng OPPORTUNITY to learn the auto FOR parts : Control Clerk — Searle An Parkway, Skokie, Ill. 60076 OR 3-3200 Opportunity Employer Multilith 729-2600 IN RAND DIV. OF SPERRY ers an opportunity for a Photo career in s : k Sa les Salary-Commissions— onus If you IN are over 4441 Oakton St. 3 Skokie, Ill. CUSTODIAN 7:30 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M. THROUGH FRIDAY - You’ll enjoy working in this lovely Winnetka church. Excellent wages. _ For appointment call. JO WALKER LAWYER OR WILL TRAIN. Electrically and mechanically inclineo man. Permanent position. Apply in : aseren. North Shore Refrigeration, 4001 Simpson, Skokie. FOR HOME SERVICE INTERESTING—PLEASANT GOOD STARTING PAY PHONE HELP WANTED: DEPENDABLE MEN week at $2.25 after 7 p.m. an hr. Call PA 4-4773 SALLE | LANDSCAPER, EXPERIENCED head maintenance suburbs; references Part-time men for 6 hours per day Monday through Friday at your local: JEWEL FOOD STORE 3 Help serve your neighbors in pleasant surroundings. For personal interview contact: Tony Grassi, 9449 N. Skokie Blvd., Skokie Building, second floor) Phone 674-7560 An 12 — Classified Equal Opportunity Employer TO crew in North required. 864-1807. NEED EXTRA MONEY? (Turnstyle ST. LATHE OPERATOR—NIGHTS. Full or part-time. Company benefits. Interviews daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7315 N. Linder, Skokie. VE 5-2498 _ for lawn maintenance work. 6 days a BY LA 1500 A LARGE FIRM IS LOOKING FOR you. They want you to work with the buyer, check whereabouts of stock etc. Promotable. ty $6,400; will go another thousand for the right rae CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee Hours 9 to 5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston WORKMAN’S COMP. EXPERIENCE required. Age 25 to 50. Excellent potential for growth, salary open. For information call COMBINATION JOB. FULL TIME. Unusual oppor. for supervisory advancement as assistant circulation Held ID 2-9090. APPRENTICE $25,000 INCOME WHILE LEARNING a respected trade. Paid vacations and other fringe benefits. High School HOUSE OF VISION 2500 RIDGE EVANSTON PHONE 869-5110 MECHANICAL Young man with mechanical ability to work in our Northbrook plant. Must have general knowledge of _ sheet metal fabrication, template layout and wood working. Will train right man. Savile Organ Corp., 2901 Shermer Rd., Northbrook. 272-7070. COLLEGE STORE NEEDS YOUNG man for full time work in shipping and receiving department. Apply in person only. See Mr. Iversen. NORTHWESTERN STUDENT CO-OP 1726 Orrington Av. Evanston PART-TIME SALESMAN, MONDAY and Thursday evenings and all day Saturday. Retail luggage and leather goods. Kaehler Luggage Shop 1421 Sherman DA 8-0744 FOOD PROCESSING anston needs 2 men tilling line. Must have Need men capable of Golden Crown Citrus Av., Evanston. salary Apply and KITCHEN MAN AND DISHWASHEF Call Indian Trail Restaurant Hillcrest 6-1703 benefits. INEXPERIENCED FULL-TIME DA time, service station attendant. Harms Woods Standard 724-969 Personnel, YOUNG MAN, 18-25 FULL TIME For landscape-gardening work. Gre cutting, clipping, etc. Good pay. Star WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT OPPORtunity for a man who wants a career in sales or sales management. 3 yr. training program with salary plus commission and liberal fringe benefits. No experience, only a willingness to learn and a desire to work for an outstanding income. Previous accounting, administrative, sales or teaching experience can be important. Arrange a confidential interview by calling our Sales Manager, Mr. White at 864-0013. PLANT IN EVfor bottling and driver’s license. being promoted. Corp., 1922 Ridge CLAIMS ADJUSTER TR.—No exper. nec. Starting sal. $6,600 plus car and expenses. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1612 Chicago, Evanston, UN 9-9510 HOUSE MAN EXPERIENCED IN mopping, machine scrubbing, wall washing. Meals and uniforms furnished, good salary plus fringe benefits. Call Mrs. Thomas, UN 4-4560. POWELL’S CAMERA MART Full time retail salesman; 40 hr. wk.; paid vacation; base salary, lus commission. Call ID 2-8550. 589 Central Av., Highland Park, Ill. EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION attendant. Noon to 10 o’clock. Top wages, health benefits, vacations, for the right ae Se ‘Wood ‘Standard, AMBITIOUS MAN TO RUN OFFICE for top transp. van company, Excellent opportunity, profit sharing. Weber 475-3141 PHOTOGRAPHIC PRODUCTION worker will train young man. UNiversity 4-7322. COST ACCOUNTANT 2-3 RES: mfg. exp. 12 ,000. NOO FEE.FEE MURPHY EMPLOYMENT 1612 Chicago, Evanston SERVICE UN 9-9510 EXP. TRUCK DRIVERS AND HELPers for moving company. Pref. married men bet. 22 and 42 yrs. old, living in Evanston or nearby. Good wages and steady work for those _ that ualify. Also can use men on their days off from their regular jobs—day work only. Apply in person, do not phone. Mr. Peterson, Peterson Movers, 2510 Green Bay Rd., Evanston. the Northshore’s NO MORE DROP-OUTS. WILL PA more for mature men. Light facto (woodworking). Call Glenview, 729-3100, é MAN FOR GREENHOUSE WORK. Some experience preferred. men SALES AGGRESSIVE SOME RETAIL ExXperience, background or interest in music. Opportunity store management. Salary plus commission. Age over 22. Call CE 4-0658 YOUNG MARRIED MAN WANTED full time, no experience necessary, for newspaper agency. 6 day week, $2.45 per hr. plus automatic raises. Apply in person mage | between 4 and 5:30 D.mi. or Sat: a.m. to 2 p.m. 1741 Harding Rd., Northfield, Il. MAN TO DO SORTING AND MAKE up loads. Steady work. Good pay. 5 day week. Paid vacation. Insurance gise. Apply in person only. North hore Uniform Service, 1818 Dempster St., Evanston. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT EXperienced with references. PORTER, nights, must be reliable, references required, Apply in person to George Murphy, Joe Jacobs Chevrolet, 435 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette. Service Station Attendant HR. 28 BUSBOYS Sam 1-818 Dishwasher to Operate AUTOMATIC MACHINE. days. Excellent salary. HI STEAD 6-9805. DRIVERS FOR HARLEY’S PIZZA 1336 Waukegan Rd., Glenview. BROKERAGE TRAINEE, $468. Train to become a consultant. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1612 Chicago, Evanston UN 9-95 DRIVER WANTED approx. Chicken Evanston WITH OWN 1 20 hours per week. Delight, 2010 Central GReenleaf 5-7600. MATURE MAN ‘work in hardware FOR’ store Ca St SATURDA in Northbroo! Zack’s, 272-0015 BINDERY-MAN NEEDED AS cutter, folder, stitcher and Evanston, days GR 5-6900. PAPE genera ACCOUNTING TRAINEE ~ 6-9 Hours. $525. No fee. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1612 Chicago, Evanston. UN 9-9510 EXP. LOCATION CARPET furn. clg. man. Perm. opp. with ol est. N.S. firm. $125 to $150 wk. start. Phone HI 6-0721, 8 to 5 p.m. FULL TIME OR PART-TIME SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT 46-3500 PLANT MAINTENANCE HELPER full or part-time; year round. 446-3500 for STATION Winnetka commission. Call 3503 evenings. Welter, OR AL DRAFTING TRAINEE $550. No fee. 0-1 yr. experience. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1612 Chicago, Evanston. UN 9-9510 STAR LINE EXPRESS NEEDS TRU! driver. No experience necessary. Wi train. Good character reference a driving record req. HI 6-0404. ed GREENHOUSE HELPER Temporary—full time. Assist present employees in selling and moving plants. Call AL 1-4400. Ask for Bill DAYS WK. SERVICE CUSTODIAN FULL AND PART-TIME Nthbrk. Elem. School District No. Call Mr. Todd at CR 2-0600 CR 2-411 Wallace Floral and Bulb 3650 Dundee Rd., Northbrook. : FULL TIME finest service stations. Many benefits. Paid vacations; hospital insurance; bonuses; etc. Closed Sundays and holidays. If you qualify and have good references, apply at Forrest’s Service, 1201 Green Bay Road, Wilmette. HI-FI MUSIC i GOOD MEN NEEDED, EXCELLEN wages. Chauffeurs license required Call 251-9300. 60 FIRE AND ALLIED LINES PRImarily. Experience as examiner or adjuster necessary. Age 25 to 50. Occasional travel, excellent potential for growth. Salary open. For information Call Pensicola 6-1400. SERVICE STATION MEN have openings for 2 top notch Phone HI 6-4873. ORDER EDITOR TRAINEE $470 H.S. grad. No exper. NO FEE. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1612 Chicago, Evanston UN 9-951] SALES EXECUTIVE OPPORTUNITY of Nation Evanston INSPECT AND CLEAN NE houses. Permanent position, good pa and benefits. 272-7860. now. one Apply Ridge, Superintendent's Helper TO 4722 N. BROADWAY, CHICAGO (Lawrence and Broadway) We 1815 DISHWASHERS NIGHTS. 6 TO 12. GLENVIEW COUNTRY HOUSE PArk 9-1616. GOLDBLATT'S in insurance. Service, STAR no experienc company pai MAINTENANCE MAN FOR A around maintenance work. Hrs. 8 a.m to 4 p.m., 5 day week. Portlan Cement Assoc., 5420 Old Orchard Rd Skokie. 966-6200, Mr. Kolb. Il. FULL TIME, PERMANENT POSITIONS. Top IN LAUNDRY. MAN FOR DRUG STORE PORT work and delivery; 10 a.m. to 2 p.m daily. Apply afternoon or eve. Ew Pharmacy, Central and Ewing, E anston. y 6-1400. OFFICE and 2 days light delivery graduate. Blvd. Northbrook, Call 272-5880 Equal Opportunity Employer LOSS EXAMINER CLAIMS EXAMINER OPTICAL Towel PORTERS STOCKMEN Send resume to J. Streidl, Packaging Corp. of America, 1632 Chicago Av., Evanston, or call 8692300. PURCHASING EXPEDITER hospital Skokie An Northfield Employer TO WORK at $2.25 per hour, needed, no Saturdays, OUR MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA INC. 2 years of college and or associate degree, plus 2 years experience in engineering and or architectural drafting. Acceptable pre-employment tests and references. Mr. YOUNG MAN IN A HURRY Ifyou are ‘in a hurry _ to succeed and want a career. that permits you to set your own pace and pays, handsomely for superior performance, call PA 4-0409. No Experience Necessary HELPER WANTED COMPANY manager. 3-2720. firm, some experience required prefer younger man but age not essential. Compensation will be commensurate with ability and industry. Good future for ambitious individual. Write A-992, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. 824-0144 SERVICEMAN EXPERIENCED or BR WINNETKA PARK DISTRICT HAS openings for permanent park maintenance personel. Interesting and varied work, pleasant working conditions, excellent retirement and hospital plans, liberal sick leave policy, paid vacation, apply rge B. Caskey 510 Green Bay Road, Village Hall Winnetka, Ill. 446-2160 ' ____ An Equal Opportunity Employer MONDAY 8-9400 CHEMICAL PEnsicola Lab EVANSTON, NEEDS A MAN WITH basic knowledge of _ stripping or camera. Excellent opportunity for advancement. DA 23 call 677-5920. of personal growth. MEN IN THIS IS A PERMANENT POSITION and we will train if necessary: Good starting salary with opportunity for advancement. This is an opportunity to make the automotive field a lifetime career with many company benefits. EDENS EXECUTIVE PLAZA (1 block north of Old Orchard Shopping Center). Small, friendly office of new corporate engineering staff. Variety of projects will give you _ excellent opportunity for personal challenge and professional growth. $550 to $700 per month with fine fringe program. Equal - . 5 pal -. Il. G. D. Searle & Co. . Must have chauffeur’s liExcellent starting salary and ny benefits. Please call Bud . Senila D GLENBRRd.OOK FORGlenview ~2038 Waukegan . BORDEN Must have good figure aptitude for schedule and inventory control program. Some background in computer System helpful. Apply Personnel office 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. “TRUCK DRIVER ENT man Kenilworth, lab PARTS OPENINGS for: — Business and Professional STOCKROOM CLERK Engineering Draftsman Evanston BR 3-2155 Bay oe. Production ‘BH 3-2155. ; Green some _ Tuition reto work in Mystik Tape Div. FINANCIAL ANALYST—GEN. management. Financial consultin firm offers responsible position an growth opportunity to man _ with accounting, financial analysis, or statistical background, to manage and conduct financial consulting studies and internal systems and procedures. Desire 2 to 3 years business experience with some demonstrated writing skills. Compensation open. Write brief statement of background, interests to Howard W. Voss Associates, Inc. Public Relations THE a) , Av. and necessary. opportunity 1700 Winnetka Rd. - An Equal Opportunity Murp EMPLOYMENT SERVICE and - development of new or improved for phot and electrostatic systems r photocopy machines. Age open. al THE FOUR WELL GROOMED YOUNG men 18-25 with high school education needed by this multimillion dollar corporation, to help customers plan and route their vacations. Excellent potential for ambitious lad to work, go to school and advance into management. Company pays fee! ‘individual with a minimum of 3 yrs. industrial experience and a : helor’s Degree. This position can a very challenging and rewarding one depending upon the individual’s is An Call 446-4000 or apply in person. CALL 446-4008 SATURDAYS Mon-Fri. :30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. TRAVEL GUIDE TRAINEE 1900 E. Lake Av., Glenview Equal Opportunity Employer chemistry an atmosphere $525-$64 | City of Evanston GR 5-3100 EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS _ An college IMMEDIATE parts depot 3 Help Wanted—MMen Professional AUTOMOTIVE RAPIDLY, GROWING COMPANY needs lab technicians. Will be engaged in professional work of a non-routine character. Must have draft exempt status. Only one to three semesters of Civil Engineer $697-$856 729-3000 Business and R & D Technicians experience fund plan. 110 Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional Auto Service Man $477-$546 is ae Call Mrs. Crocker for appointment PS Professional JOB Opportunities ACCOUNTANT NT OPPORTUNITY FOR : man to perform professional accounting assignments and studies in the Help Wanted—Men ‘Wanted—Men Business and Professio nal MANAGER WA station. Salary 446-3500 days pl or 446 SALAD AND PANTRY MAN NIGHTS. STEADY. GLENVIEW COUNTRY HOUSE PArk 9-1616. PART-TIME DISHWASHER GOOD SAL. ARY Hillcrest 6-5969 NIGHTS & Hy’s, $90-$100 PER WEEK 3438 Dempster, OR 4-8560 BOOKKEEPER-OFFICE MANAGER Close books, end of month statements, costs, time study, payroll. Small office, new plant. All benefits. Northbrook area. 446-8176. EXPERIENCED ELECTRICAL APpliance repair man, for major household anvliances. Apply in person at: Brunderman Elec. Co. 2224 W. Lake Av. Glenview, Ill. 724-4556 or 729-4542. BICYCLE MECHANIC—ADULT Will train. Full or part-time for Schwinn bicycle store in Northbrook. GEORGE GARNER CYCLERY 1111 Waukegan Rd. 272-2100 AUTOMOBILE HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification £200 in this Paper! Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Hi ghland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff �a 10 i 113 Help Wtd.—Men and Women Help Wanted—Men PART TIME PERMANENT POSITION - Business and Professional z CUSTODIAN or First Church of Christ Scientist, Highland Park. Apply in person at 493 Hazel Av., H.P. Sat. 10 to 1 p.m. ANTED: ALL service AROUND station. |Chicago. ANTED Apply MAN 7401 SURVEYORS Will train. Permanent N. '- Advertising/Sales FOR Promotion Clark, HELPER. & CO. 4-6315 /'WANTED: 2 MAINTENANCE MEN ~ Apply in person to foreman at... NORTHBROOK PARK DISTRICT 1810 Walters Av. 1 Help Wanted—Men Household MANY ALL NDY MAN, MARRIED: 40-50 YRS. wold; yard work; housework; must be able to drive. Furnished air-cond. apt. TV, for married couple only. Recent ref. req. Good salary. HI 6-0111 2 Help 2020 Edison Co. GRADUATES promotion to WITH highly Excellent starting salary and fringe benefits. Call “ACTORY HELP the Industrial An ~ ASSEMBLERS An Ask for Relations department Opportunity Employer Part-Time Artists opportunity employer. St. 475-4700 OPPORTUNITY FOR REAL ESTATE salesman, knowledge of local area preferred. Work in an office with a well-established name. Increase your sales by our liberal advertising and floor time policy. Call ED GESFORD. PART-TIME, ALL-DAY WAREHOUSE WORK GLENVIEW to Evanston | 1141 Waukegan REALTY Rd. PArk 4-0600 S TALESTESEES | SOE EER onk eh, Gane pone EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SALES If you like people, have enthusiasm and are willing to learn, then we will welcome you in our congenial office, which has excellent referral clientel. Best income potential. For interview phone ANN ANDRUSS, 0 Green Bay Rd. Kenilworth ALpine 1-7300 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT COLLEGE STUDENTS Solicit for Savings Accounts. average paid per “necessary. Phone PArk VE NEED A FULL $100 Car account. 4-0409. TIME SALESPER- son interested in real 1 dae enilworth Realty estate. 12 Help Call AL REAL ESTATE r LISHED IN 1903. FULL COOPERATION. PLENTY OF FLOOR TIME. LEADS AND LISTINGS CALL MR, KIRK. | MITCHELL BROS. INC. SUPPLIED. GR 5-3900 THE NEW HOWARD JOHNSON REStaurant, 1515 N. Sheridan Rd., Wilmette now has a few choice openings for full and part-time shifts in the following positions: Counter, Waitress, Hostess. Full company benefits. Excellent pay. Phone 251-9633 for interview, Miss Stadnyk. REALTOR Mr. 1-5600 WINNETKA REAL ESTATE We can use someone interested in seling Real Estate. Come in and let Mr. Weinrich explain a very attractive proposition. P PORTER & WEINRICH 62 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka 446-2600. Wanted—Men—Industrial work years in experience research and in sheet metal development and section food and detail work. beverage ment. TOP BENEFIT PROGRAM SALARY DEPENDS ON YOU Apply BASTIAN BLESSING CO. 4201 W. PETERSON MU An May 4, 1967 equal AVE. 5-1121 opportunity future prospects with employer With American, We have openings General To equip- MATHEMATICS Text Book publisher has excellent opportunity for college graduates with strong mathematics background and recent teaching experience at the upper or lower elementary school level. Will edit and write copy for student and teacher material. Must have a good knowledge of mathematics. Clerk Customer Service Supervisor Call Estimator OR. and good Operator Dictaphone Secretaries RESPONSIBLE POSITIONS FOR EXperienced secretaries in Administration, Sales Administration, Customer Service and Credit Departments. Excellent opportunities for responsibility and challenge. Accounting Clerk GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR HIGH school grad, to learn accounting work. Varied, interesting duties which require an aptitude for figures, interest in details, and good typing ability. CUSTODIAN LOOKING FOR STABILITY? Reliable, mature man _ needed for general cleaning duties. Permanent, long-term employment with all benefits. Uniforms furnished. Will be bonded. 5 day week, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION RIDGE AV. EVANSTON Ph. 864-6050, ext. 220 All Qualified Applicants Welcome BONUS. block to ALL CTA Quick Set, Inc. 8121 N. Central Park Skokie WE ARE OPENING NEW STUDIOS. We need managers, interviewers, supervisors, receptionists, telephone solicitors and dance teachers. Full or part-time, no exp. nec. Apply in person Fred Astair Dance Studio 605 Davis St. 869-8982. Hours 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. FULL OR PART-TIME Light assembly work; no experience nec. No age limit, Call Mr. Benzel for appointment at 966-4500. GANTNER INDUSTRIES INC. 1822 Lehigh (Plant) Glenview MAN OR LADY. DRIVE SMALL SCHL. bus, 7 to 9 and 3 to 5. Top pay. Only mature drivers w/good records. Also apply now for next Sept. and have one of the finest part-time jobs. James Rasor Transportation, 432-7777. COLLEGE STORE NEEDS YOUNG man or woman for full time work in book department. Apply in person only. See Mr. Iversen. NORTHWESTERN STUDENT CO-OP 1726 Orrington Av., Evanston rants. UN PLEASANT LARGE Village in restaurant good salary. 618 Church, and Women é RENT N transporta ate Evans kitchen ; beh} Pes eta Summer lodging. Box — N tact 31, Lawyer's Clee. Michigan. : = could be unfurnished. 60, Wilmette, Il. 130 Write Apartments apt. rent T-102, free in exchange companion and light home elderly, refnd., visually hn an. 835-3321. YOUNG WOMAN share 5 room Main 2 WISHES GIRLS — : . Wo Pee SAI Summer A-979, or Box 60, 21-25 pas ag Pg apt. : Call 274-8878. YOUNG LADY du apt. near Chicago in Evanston. Write J te Share perm W i DESIRE 2 hy 2 icago. —e WOULD bed ; ; LIKE SAM) to share apt. If interested please 537-0962 between 5 p.m. and Ask for Shirley. 132. ° cal .™., = —_ For Rent—Apartments - ) NEWERTOP APART MENTS | LOCATIONS ELEGANCE 2ND FLOOR, to 5- QUIET NEATLY FURNISHED SINGLE room for employed person or student. Near Main St. transp. and restaurants. $10 and $11. UN 4-3578. COMBINATION LIVING ROOM AND bedroom with large kitchen for employed couple. 1 blk. from Main St. stores and bus lines. UN 4-2393 EVANSTON. SUITE OF 2 LG. RMS. and bath. Utmost privacy, 3rd floor, pvt.. home. Gentleman pref. Near transp. After 6 or Sat., GR 5-8563. 2 ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME TO EMployed woman or graduate female student. Some cooking. In Wilmette. ALnpine 1-3657 EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN IN ONE 3rd homes, loveliest Evanston’s of floor, private entrance, near transp. $60 a month. Call DA 8-4626. ROOM FOR RENT IN WINNETKA. Large, pleasant furnished room, convenient to bath, private entrance. Lady preferred. 446-1878. TWO ROOMS PARTIALLY FURnished, share kitchen and bath with one other person. Adults only. Dodge Avenue, Evanston. 475-0179. HOWARD and Ridge. Chicago. Private entrance. buses. Chicago and Veet LOVELY LARGE ROOM NEAR transp., in Evanston: women privileges; GReenleaf 5-3438. ALL only; DAY 2T0 5 ; Plymouth Apartments Elev. bldg., 2 baths TRY DA 8-3757 or 475-6589 Greenwood Inn Apartments 1101 GROVE. 1406 HINMAN, ‘TO Heart SEE of town TRY GR 5-4983 Normandy Apartments | 2302 CENTRAL, TO 2246 No. SEE Evanston TRY UN 4-5114 Corinthian Apartment SHERMAN, July 1st TRY DA 8-4535 Maisonette Apartments Air cond., gar. $255 TRY DA 8-4535 se 2040 SHERMAN, Picardy Apartments — 2131 CENTRAL, rue incl. 7/1 TRY GR 5-1016 Other Attractive Apts. TWO BEDROOMS 1145 MAPLE, | Ist flr. June 1, 1222 HARVARD, Ist flr. Prkg incl. i 1 $} GEORGE J. CYRUS & CO 233 ASBURY UN 4-9020 AV. EVANST(¢ BR 3-2660 LAKE FRONT BUILDING’ NICE NICE LARGE ROOMS FOR STUdents in Evanston, near Northwestern University. Call 328-7478. EVERY Two bedrooms, Electric kitchen. Professional craftsmanship Garage or parking space available. walk-in closets and bath. Gentleman preferred. 1316 Maple, Evanston, 3284211. Jan. on prem. GENTLEMAN. ; kitchen Wanted to Rent—Rooms INSPECT middle age working couple. Close oT and transportation. Call GR FOR LADY and RETIRED GENTLEMAN DESI large room, N. Evanston to Winne NR. CENTRAL, ASBURY. FOR EMP. person or student. Well furn.; priv. ent.; phone; toilet; linens. Park’g. No cooking or smoking; $50. GR 5-5605. ROOM UN 4-4¢ WOMAN, LARGE, PL adjoining bath; north nae. ROOM. FOR ROOM FOR of Glencoe and Arbor, BUSINESSMAN—EVANSTON. SHARE kitchen, bath, and TV. Call 328-7094 Winnetka—Air cond.—one block to C&NW and restaurants. 446-3077. FOR WOMAN STUDIO BEDROOM, COMPLETE KIT. linens furn., close to transp. S. E. Evanston. UN 4-5968. SLEEPING ROOM transportation. Bath with one. HI 6-1921. O'Leary, NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM WITH rivate bath, laundry, kitchen privieges. Near transportation. Immediately available. Phone 864-7707. If no answer, CR 2-8489. NICE well-kept House gentleman. a closet, desk, linens weekly. Rent—Rooms HEATED, : COMFORTABL sleeping rm. in employed, quiet LAW eda pensive ON LAKE IN EVANSTON. PRIVATE entrance; 3rd floor sleeping room for employed gentleman. References reYt $10 per week. UNiversity 4- ROOMS ee ; GENTLEMAN: 4-0956. EVANSTON: RENTALS 4 near privileges. $13 clean comfortable room. Central location in Evanston. Near restau- 121 Household For woman, cooking ead IN EV- ton; 2 blocks from No.1 bus; privileges. UNiversity 9-7736. WANTED MALE OR FEMALE STUdent or mature woman to live-in or stay with 2 young children ages 11 and 12 for summer for working mother. 5 day wk. Call 945-6999 eves. or weekends. 120 ACCURATE TYPING REQUIRED IN this position for person interested in details. Experience helpful, but we will train beginner. employed ROOM a week. Call DA 8-5241. FOR EMPLOYED Dr. Help Wtd.—Men FLOOR transportation, FOR A room; COLLEGE STORE NEEDS YOUNG man or woman for full time work in supply department. Apply in person only. See Mrs. Workman. NORTHWESTERN STUDENT CO-OP 1726 Orrington Av., Evanston STUDENTS Work part-time, exp. business. Meals free. Antony’s Restaurant, Evanston 3RD FOR R transportatio1 i Phone VE 5-0792. ADULT SERVICES LIBRARIAN FOR busy suburban library. Library science degree. Start at $6,700 or more if especially qualified. Telephone Mr. ao at Winnetka Public Library, 114 NEED RELIABLE PEOPLE FOR der filling, packing, shipping receiving. Clean warehouse; working conditions. for appointment EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. LAKE AV., GLENVIEW An Equal Opportunity Employer BASIC ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING skills required. Some college and/or board experience helpful. Excellent potential. Warehousemen Kennedy SCOTT, FORESMAN & CO, INTERESTING AND ABSORBING _position for qualified person in our aboratory Contract Department. Previous experience and ability to read architectural drawings would be helpful. GOOD TYPING AND FIGURE APTItude required. Challenging openings leading to secretarial positions. Miss 729-3000 FOR A SMALL DEPARTMENT IN one of our rapidly-growing divisions. Car necessary because of location in Skokie. Must have related experience. Project Draftsmen CLEAN HEALTH College graduate with experience in editing and production to edit manuscripts for health textbooks. Will also work with art and production departments. PLEASANT POSITION FOR MATURE woman. Duties iclude various payrollrelated functions in small friendly department. Figure aptitude necessary, plus light typing. Experience with adding machine would be helpful. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR young man with minimum of 2 years college; good personality and appearance. Will be responsible for new data-phone program; coordinating all phases of system between customer locations and our offices. Some business experience helpful but not required. NORTHBROOK—ROOM Close to shopping and Call 272-0124. anston, and for: HIGH STARTING RATE, Somnpany benefits. One us. mechanical of Grow ASSEMBLERS DRAFTSMAN 5 To Company EDITORIAL ASSISTANT | College graduate to work as editorial assistant in the production of college text books. Must be able to assume responsibility and _ take initiative. in Experience layout Or mark-up helpful. our complete fringe benefit program, including Health and Life Insurance, Profit Sharing and Retirement Education Plan and Employee Discounts. 2020 MECHANICAL 3 to A Good Addressograph REAL ESTATE SALES MAIL ORDER PACKER AND STOCK MAN To Go With— Clerk Typists COPYWRITER LID. St. equal A Good Company Coordinator GROWING NATIONAL CORPORATION needs recent college graduate with creative and organization abilities to plan and write advertising bulletins and brochures. Will assume many responsibilities in production areas. Evanston location. Complete fringe benefit program. Phone BR 3-4210, ext. 220, Miss Deutsch. Come in for a personal interview to discuss how we can improve your future and your security. vanston 272-3900 PART-TIME ARTISTS FOR ILLUS: trations, cartoon and film strips. Please call 446-8413 Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. BORG-WARNER CORPORATION Rov C. Ingersoll Research Center Wolf and Algonquin Rds., Des Plaines, 11. 60018 ORK IN PROGRESSIVE EVANSTON, new plant, convenient location, above average wages plus’. extraordinary ‘employee benefits. 2120 Greenwood Equal Wanted: STOCK MEN SHIPPING MEN 014 Davis EVANSTON Commonwealth HIGH SCHOOL potential for skilled jobs. Industrial Come in and apply Downs & Co. AVE, Ph. 864-6050, ext. 220 All Qualified Applicants Welcome Wanted—Men BUEHLER BENEFITS INCLUDED IN PART-TIME POSITIONS. RIDGE EDITORS NEEDED WOULD WELCOME THE OPPORTUNity of discussing with you the many opportunities now available, your Clerk AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION OY WANTED: LIGHT OFFICE cleaning, doctor’s office, Lake Forest only. Phone CEdar 4-5095. Thursdays, Fridays,only. $2.00 per hour. MAN FOR DEEP CLEANING (floors, woodwork, windows, etc.) Experienced. References. day a week. Winnetka 446-5072 OY WANTED TO MOW LAWN IN South Park area, Lake Forest. Use own mower. Telephone CE 4-4017. 113 Help Wtd.—Men and Women| AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION ‘ OPENING FOR A SHARP GAL WHO can devote approximately 24 hrs. per week between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, assisting creative people in busy Advertising Department. Responsibilities will include typing, distribution of literature and sample requests, and tabulation of promotion results. Specific days flexible, but ability to work regular schedule desirable. Will train fully. or temporary. B. H. SUHR UN 113 Help Wid-—Men and Women Pon 550 Sheridan Sq. Evanston's Only New Lake Front Apt. Bldg. AVAILABLE THIS SPRING 1 bedroom 2 bedrooms new $235 from $365 from 3 bedrooms This from luxury $300 _ Raymond building will feature year electric aid conditioning, complete ro Point kitchens, balconies, large ¢ ets, ceramic tile baths, spac lit rooms with Garage and OPEN separate dinning outside parking availa 1:30 TO 5:00 P.M. DAILY. THE RAYMOND 328-7200 709 Sherman, 41, RMS. stores CO. 1520 Central St., Evanston $117.50. and Premises transp. or Stewart Inc. call Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager « Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Evanston See 477- — CLO engin i TO on- ae Seeck: Classified a 13 �a 132 812 600-700 McKINLEY ST. MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS — Practical and Economical Luxury Elevator Building 342 1159 43 1012 747 126 1151 Bedrooms (115 baths only $180 to $190) IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY June 1 or July 1 lease or Includes: ', Free gas .2 FREE apartment - . 2-door for cooking PARKING and heating spaces. per refrigerator-freezer 16 cu. . closet space galore! FREE master TV antenna and UHF) _. all schools nearby _, steps away from shopping _, 5 minutes from tollways ft. (color _, ~ breakfast Open 1501 445 160 reach 911 the apartments, go north 9025 SHERMAN AVE. FIRST OFFERING 2, 3, AND 4 BEDROOM, . 2 BATH APTS. and inspect - apartment INVITED this Elevator TO brand building. Bldg. COME new It_is IN elevator conveniently located close to Downtown, the campus and the lake. All room sizes are extra large and the closet space is of equi double EVANSTON ELEVATOR Two bedrooms—Avail. Red ELEVATOR RED = CHECK BLDG! BRICK—TWO BEDROOMS AVAIL. JULY 1ST THEN FEATURES, THESE come see these apartments where ney. to ‘‘ease of living’’ is at ‘“‘Ridge-Austin.”’ Picture window in living room. All-electric G.E. kitchen. Double Philippine mahogany wardrobe closets. Ceramic tile bath with fogproof medicine cabinet. the the Parking stall incl. in rent. Peterson & Co. GR 5-1010. 1310 MAPLE AVE. 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS Come and see these really spacious apartments equipped with all the latest features for easy living. All apartments have their own _ private balconies. Heat is supplied by a central gas fired hot water system, individually controlled in each apartment. Kitchens are unusually large and contain double oven de-luxe _ ranges, double door refrigerators, and disposals. All apartments are air conditioned with wall type units. OPEN DAILY 1-5 P.M. QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. i 1571 SHERMAN AV. 4-2600 AL 1-6700 EVANSTON BR 3-3750 THE PRESIDENTIAL | 800 HINMAN STUDIO APT.. AVAILABLE NOW. . Indoor Heated Garage . Built-in Gas ovens . Spacious Closets . Beau. Colored baths . Window Washing . C&NW, Shops, Bus, ‘“L’’ Mrs. Fieldman Resident Manager UNiversity 9-1409 GLENVIEW NEW LUXURIOUS LIVING 1-BDR. HI-RISE APTS. Many unusual features: central air- eond.; year ‘round swim, pool; Sun Deck; soundproof; fireproof; hospitality rooms; Sauna baths; private large terraces; realistic rents. See models. From $180 2600 GOLF ROAD (One Mile West of Harlem Av.) 724-7332 or 724-6005. JUNE 1ST. 5 ROOM APARTMENT, 2nd floor, adults $125., close to transportation. GR 5-2822. 14 — Classified bldg.—Front gd Oakton phone Supt. Apt. School Park electric kitchen mo. incl. pkg. Don Schetter—864- 71. L. A. PETERSON & CO. _GR 5-1010 CENTRAL EVANSTON IN 2 APT. BLDG. A SPACIOUS SECOND FLOOR apartment having living room_ w/ woodburning frpl.; dining rm.; kitchen; sun rm. or den; 4 bedrms., and 2 baths and a one car garage. $275/per mo. Sorry, no young children. Hokanson 513 Davis St. & Jenks REALTORS GReenleaf 5-1617 EVANSTON 916 MICHIGAN AVE. 7 ROOMS—2 DE QUINLAN AVAIL. NOW First floor 2 blocks to Lake—42 blk. No. ONE BEDROOM 605 CASE Pl., one bedroom efficiency apt. New Orleans style blidg., Idry. fac. on premises. 53612 MICHIGAN, excellent bldg., all large rooms, full d. r., breakfast nook in kitchen. 825 FOREST, near Main St. shops and transnv., full din. rm. BAIRD & WARNER Street EVANSTON Evanston, Il. 273-1855 MAPLE AVE. ELEVATOR BUILDING WITH 2 AND 3 bedroom apts., air conditioned, built-in cabinet kitchens, ceramic tile baths, close to transportation. Call to inspect. QUINLAN INC. 1571 SHERMAN AVE., EVANSTON UNiversity 4-2600 BRoadway 3-3750 BEDROOM AND KITCHENETTE apts. Carpeted. If desired, maid service, telephone service, and garage available. Coffee Shop, drug store, launderette, beauty and barber shop = premises. Short term leases available. Ridgeview Apartment Hotel 901 Maple at Main St. GReenleaf 5-4000 & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN AVE. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 7705 SHERIDAN EVANSTON UNIQUE ROOM ARRANGEMENT IN these large 3 bdrm., 2 bath apartments. Complete kitchens, elevator service. Call now to inspect. QUINLAN & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 INC. AVE., EVANSTON BRoadway 3-375) 1623 W. Columbia 6732 NORTH 212 rm. efficiency, 312 rms. Agent 1st floor EVANSTON A 2nd $75.00 $92.50 floor Just painted complete. Free cooking gas. Available now and May Ist on premises. 761-4772 1567 RIDGE FEW CHOICE APARTMENTS _ IN Evanston’s most distinctive High Rise address. One and two bedroom apartments at attractive prices with de luxe features. MODEL OPEN DAILY 11-5 PHONE 475-4500 OR 345-6700 ATTRACTIVE CHICAGO APTS. 7524 N. DAMEN AV. $140 Five rooms. opacious and bright. Convenient to shops, transp. Immed. 7650C SHERIDAN RD. $135 Three rooms. Newer bldg. near the lake. 1st fl. Cent. air cond. Immed. GEORGE J. CYRUS & CO. UN 4-9020 BR 3-2660 NORTH ROGERS PARK 4 ROOM APARTMENT 2nd fl., 1 bdrm., 100% dec. exc. parking, shopping and transp. 7000 N. in Chicago close to Evanston Mr. Heyman, 1806 Farwell BR 4-1955 743-4416 TA 9-5140 INTEGRATED APT. BLDG. LARGE 4 ROOM APT., IST FLR., CENTRAL LOCATION. MR. WEINER, 764-5035. NEAR LAKE MODERN APARTMENT 3 rooms w/balcony, Ist floor Cab. kit., tile bath, 100% dec. 7000 N. in Chicago, close to Evanston Mr. Rak, 1104 Columbia 262-9175 743-4416 TA 9-5140 INC. Evanston BR 3-3750 (ot FL OF 2: APT. EVANSTON ROOMS—2 BATHS—SUNROOM. All large rooms—Near lake. Desire grown family—Call Agent for appoint- RD. CHICAGO Modern 3 and 414 rm. air conditioned apartments in excellently maintained puscre, Some with tiled kitchen and bath. ree gas. Expert decorating. Private parking avail. 42 block to beach and park. Rentals from $112.50. June ist and July lst occupancy. Resident Manager 262-2675 ments. wi 3 ALSO A 212 RM. APT. RENT _ $100 INCLUDING UTILITIES. CALL AGENT, SOLK, LO 1-7774 FROM 9 TO 5 P.M., EVES. CALL 248-7351, AFTER 9:30 P.M. GR NNETKA 794 ELM fixing. DA 8-4936. EVANSTON, AT 500 LAKE HINMAN. A 2 OR 3 BDRM. APT. 2 baths, parquet floors, beautiful view of park. Immed. poss., parking avail. Agent 328-3769 or 777-8855. EVANSTON, LARGE DE LUXE 3 bedrm., 2 bath apt. in new, airconditioned elevator bidg. Prime downtown location near schools, lake, > i da $330. Parking avail. 864SIX ROOMS—$120 PLUS Very clean older 4 unit bldg. with a nice yd. Tenant pays heat, utilities, and must have own appliances. Owner occuvied bldg. One child O.K. CYRUS & CU. UN 4-9020 SUNSET RIDGE AREA OF HIGHland Park. 3 bdrm. ultra-de luxe Calif. style ranch home. 112 baths. Beaut. landscaped, outside patio. $350 mo. w/option to buy. Avail. June Ist. Write A-991, Box 60, Wilmette, Il. DE LUXE 2 BDRM. 5-2700 STREET ROOMS IN QUIET BUILDING FOR adults only. 3rd floor. $103. Call Mr. Forest, HI 6-1269 or DOWNS, MOHL & CO., CE 6-3806. EAST OF RIDGE). WM. KESSLER 815 SEWARD SOUTH). N. APT. IDEALLY LOCATED AT 541 HINMAN EVANSTON. A Beautiful apt., rent includes parking, air cond., gas, water, heat. $210. AL 6-3024. FOR RENT: 4 RM. APT. NEAR LAKE in Evanston; modern kitchen; woodburning fireplace; conv. to shopping and transp.; avail. June Ist. Call R. Samson, 207 Kedzie, UN 4-1933 after 6 p.m INTEGRATED NEW BLDG. 5 ROOM APT.—2 bedrooms Free heat and appliances, immediate _ occupancy. HARCLAY REALTY, 6770105 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 144 YR. SUB LET DE LUXE 2 bdrm., 142 baths, new bidg., close to shops, transp., lake, central Evanston loc., Avail. 7-1 $310. Parking. UN 47828 after 4:30 p.m. EVANSTON, 347 CUSTER RMS. 1ST FLOOR, GOOD TRANS. Will dec. $150 air cond., parking optional. Lock DA 8-6289. APARTMENT IN EVANSTON FOREST Ave. 815 rooms, 212 baths. Move right in, completely redecorated. Like own home. Located opposite school. Call 869-7045 for further information. (1 BLK. EVANSTON: 2529 JACKSON ST. 1st floor. 342 rooms. Immed. poss., Will decorate. $110. See Bob Voigts, 1418 Central St. or phone DE 2-3943. NON-RACIAL: NEW BUILDING 3 room apt’s. One or two persons. Car space. Gem Realty. GR 5-5215. For DEERFIELD—1025 DEERFIELD RD. New 2 bdrm.; air-cond.; spacious closets; refrig.; range; dishwasher; disposal. Near shopping and _ transp. $190 Avail. June 1. 945-7753. 2 BEDROOM—2 BATH FRESHLY DEC. IMM. OCCUPANCY Elevator bldg.-Downtown Evanston Mr. Wing—WH 4-7373, Browne &Storch EVANSTON. 4 SPACIOUS RMS. Avail. July 1st. Heat and _ water furnished. Close to transp. and shopping. Shown evenings and weekend, 328-8614. 1ST. FLOOR ] RMS. $157.50. Also 4 rms. available at $137.50. G. Brock Stewart Inc. 477-3215. 5 ROOMS SUBLET, 2 BEDROOMS, 2nd fl., 42 block south of Howard St., nr. Ridge Av. Avail. June 15 to Sept. gag ees $127.50 month. UN 4- EVANSTON—680 HINMAN. 4 _ LGE. rms. Walk to lake, ‘‘L,’”’ bus. Modern kitchen; C.T. bath; w/w carpeting included. $150. Phone 869-2824 after 6 p.m. RAVINIA BUILDING, 725 ST. Johns. 1 bdrm., sep. din. rm., good closet space, stove and refrig. furn. Avail. Jun 1. $140. Call 446-0406 or ID 2-5041. EVANSTON. BRAND NEW DE LUXE apt., 3 bedrooms, din. rm., 2 baths, in new 2 flat bldg. Nice residential area. $245 per mo. 446-1646 West CLOSE Edens Wilmette. DAvis MODERN EFFICIENCY TO SUB LET, N. Evanston. Air cond., carpeted, patio, private parking. 332-2121 ext. 6156, weekdays 9 to 5. 2 BEDROOM APT. COMPLETELY decorated. $150 a mo. 802 Brummel, Evanston. John Thill, 803 Dobson, UN 4-2819 4 LG. RMS. 8-5781 4 EVANSTON EFFICIENCY APT. AVAIL. JUNE 1. SUBLEASE or lease. 1904 Sherman Ave. Apt. 413 Sunday or after 6 p.m. CENTRAL ST. AREA 4 rm. spacious apt. near all transp. within walking distance of hospital. $140 per month. GR 5-8312. 6 RMS., 2 BATHS. Will dec. $185. Monty. 400 RIDGE EXC. TRANSP. GR 5-8513. EVANSTON—ATTRACTIVE 2. BEDrm. 4 room Garden apt. Howard and be area. Avail. May 15th. $135. DA SUBLET, 7411 N. SEELEY, CHICAgo. New building, 1 bdrm. apt., tile bath. Good transportation and shopping. June 15th occup. $125. GAS. $145 CEntral 6-869 Rm., | Bedroom Apt. JUNE 15TH POSSESSION, RE $142.50 mo. Call UN 9-6045. EVANSTON—NEAR LAKE 505 Sheridan Rd. 5 large rooms, 2 bdrms., 2 baths, gay avail. June occ. Call 869-0274. 314 ROOM, 3RD FLOOR, C.T. BA and shower, good shopping and trans} Newly decorated. 7639 N. ‘Ashland Chicago. See Janitor. NORTHWEST EVANSTON apt. with yard, furnished Meo r's $205. Both Bros. or 6 R unfu Realtors, U: EVANSTON COACH HSE., 4 RMS., bedrooms,’ lge. liv. rm., 2 car garage $140 plus heat. Write A-994, Box 6 Wilmette, Ill. EVANSTON LG. 2 B.R. APT. W/3 l. r., cent, a,c, mod. bldg. Pri. prk inclded., nr. everything. $190, low co g.t. Avail. July 1. GR 5-3075. ATTRACTIVE 2145-3 and 4 apts. in well-maintained bldg. $73 up. Contact J. Smet, Terrace, Chgo. 1648 W. a Junewa 764-3705 EVANSTON—937 FOREST 6 rms., 2 colored tile DA 8-5943 DE LUX baths. $2 CE 6-869 SOUTH EVANSTON — 4 LARGE RMS New. refrig. Decorated. Close shopping, transp. $120. Call Janito 803 Dobson, Evanston, UN 4-2819. NEW 1 BEDRM. APT., CONV. transp. and shopping; parking, a conditioning. Will sublease. Call UN 0800 days, evenings, 275-5154. HIGHLAND PARK-SUBLEASE bed-room, air cond. apartment. 1 baths. Near town and trans. Imme occup. 433-3312, if no answer, 432-7664 EVANSTON—1311 MAPLE 5 LARGE ROOMS UNiversity 4-8503 3 1 6-86 CEntral RM. APT. S.W. EVANSTON. U eee: Avail. June ist. $95. UN SUBLET from 212 RM. N.U. APT. Close to “L’’, 1 BLOC rent $9 Avail. April 15th, Lease expires Sep Call 328-3848 after 5:30 p.m. \ SUBLEASE 4 ROOM APARTME Near transportation and _ shoppi Sherman Av., Evanston. DAvis 8-32: after 6 n.m. 1ST FLOOR LGE. 4 RM. APT. CLOS to schools, parks, trans. $120 p month. Immediate occupancy, Sto and refrig. incl. Phone UN 4-7826. 710 HINMAN AV., EVANSTON. 4 RI apt.; large liv. rm. and din. rm. 1s fl. $137.50. 1 or 2 yr. lease. June Good transportation. EVANSTON; 4 ROOMS. 1ST. FLOO Stove and refrig., adults only. Imme occup., gar. available. 676-2885. DEER-FIELD ONE BLOCK shopping, 2 blocks to train, combin tion kit., din. and liv. rm., 142 bdrm Call 945-3122. SUBLEASE: 342 RMS., 1 BLK. FRO So. ~ Blvd, “EY’ — stop... luge. Available June 15th; $125 per month. Call 328-5347 GLENVIEW: 5 RM. porch, unfurn. Ist fl.; only. Phone 724-0711. FLAT AN heated; adul INTEGRATED APT. BUILDING first floor, large 4 rm. apt. Stove a refrig., dec. Near shops, transp. Evanston adults only GR 5-5157. EVANSTON — 5 RM. 2ND FLR. AP Near Shoppine and transportation. Call UN 4-9825 after 5 p.m. 242 ROOMS WITH decorated; 3rd fl.; BEDRM., immediate NEWL posse’ son, OEP. 1716 W. Jonquil Terrace. G EVANSTON—2 BEDROOM DE LUX 2 bath, dish washer, elevator $240. Fq inspection call Mr. Dan. UN 9-0246 SUBLEASE JUNE 1ST, 5 RM. AP in Evanston near shops and trans 3rd floor. $147.50 per month. Call 4 4333 or DA 8-5930. ECONOMY APARTMENTS 700 MAIN. 2142 rooms. 2d flr. Avail. May Ist. Conven. Adults. 1462 OAK, Near CYRUS DE LUXE 3 BEDRM., 2 BATH; formal dining rm.; near transp.; $200. August Ist. 274-8883. FREE 914 SHERMAN AVE., 1 RM. APT kitchen, dressing rm. and bath; uti incl. Call Benson, GReenleaf 5-3330. 5 Rms. TO OLD ORCHARD AND shopping centers. 831-3749. Rent—Apartments EVANSTON-—2125 RIDG 4 EVANSTON, NON-RACIAL EVANSTON. NEW BLDG. 6 AND 7 RMS., 142 BATHS, CHOICE LOCATION. RENT $170 PLUS UTILITIES. WITH OPTION TO BUY. . 737 RIDGE OPEN SUN, 12 TO 5 DAILY BY appt. Elegant mod. elevator building, 2 bdrms., 2 baths, central air cond. Immed. poss. Parking avail., good transp. Agent 475-5883 or 777-8855. 4 RMS. NEW CABINET KITCHEN, tile bath, heated, $100 1637 COLUMBIA, ROGERS PARK Janitor, HO 5-4345 W. B. LINDQUIST & ASSOC. INC. 2626 N. MILWAUKEE, CHICAGO. EV 45800. 7 RMS;.: 2° BATHS, WILL DEC., elev. bldg., good transp. and shop., Avail. June 1st. $310 air cond. parking optional. Slosar. 864-2561. STUDIO SPACE FOR ARTIST SCULPtor, etc. Heated 24x36, north and south light with cozy 6 room apt. above. Near Chute School :in Evanston. $215. Reduced rental for dec. and 913 Michigan, Evanston NEAR LAKE, N.U., BUS AND “L”. Orrington Sch. Dist. 3 bdrms., lg. liv. rm., din. rm. and mod. elec. kit. UN 4-6570 EVANSTON, 132. Rent—Apartments 4a: AVENUE, EVANSTON ROOMS, 3RD FLOOR, REASONable. Exc. bldg., shopping and transp., Call janitor. 869-5731 or Management. CE 6-4218. N.E. EVANSTON. DELIGHTFUL 4 RM. apt. available July 1st. Williamsburg Colonial all electric building. ee liv. rm.; full din. rm.; twin sz. bdrm.; tile bath; built-in oven; All rms. individually thermostatic control. $155. Phone 869-8453. 21, of Main St. Beautiful, spacious living room, dining room, master bedroom with private bath. Two other bedrms., plus wood paneled den—efficient St. Charles kitchen with Revco Refrigera‘tor and freezer—congenial neighbors. $340 per month—garage avail. L, A. PETERSON & CO. GR 5-1010 524 Davis 491-1855 & TYSON, For Evanston, 929 Washington AVE. - PRESTIGE LOCATION Large picture windowed living room, all electric kitchens, spacious closets, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, private parking. ‘ Cc ALL TO INSPECT 1588 OAK C.T. BATHS!! LUXE—SPACIOUS!! 1501 ~ Spacious Air-Cond. One Bedroom Apt. Available July Ist. BUILDING!!! July 1st Ceramic tile bath—all a rent—$190 per sta w overlooking school park. Reasonable rent—$190 per month - Please phone our Supt. Don Schetter UN 4-8771 to see these apts. at 1000 Austin. L.A, brick Overlooking OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON ‘QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. AVE., EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 & Co. SMART & GOLEE, INC. AVAIL. NOW 5 Rms., Ist Fl. Monroe at Custer $125. 2 Rms., ist Fl. Hamlin Nr. Sherman $100. AVAIL. JUNE 1 4 Rms., Ist Fl., Ridge nr. Davis $150 AVAIL. JULY 1 Hinman nr. 7 Rms., 2nd Fl. 2 baths. Main $230. 6 Rms., ist Fl. 114 baths. Simpson nr. Sherman $190. 4 Rms., 2nd Fl. Air Cond. New bidg. 1 $150. 4 Rms., 2nd Fl. Seward at Sherman $122.50. SMART & GOLEE 1564 Sherman Av. DA 8-3200 this world. Kitchens are d with G.E._ refrigerators, oven ranges, dishwashers, and 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 Peterson 132 445 SHERMAN Evanston Road L. A. pete gestae Baths are full ceramic tile i a od top lavatories and extra _ 1616 HINMAN AV., EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 Very light spacious Apt. — 3 bedrms., 2 baths, plus heated glassed in den. — Extra large liv-din. Rm. comb. Large family kitchen W/D and D. stove and refrig. Beautiful yard for just sitting or entertaining. Sublease — Imm. occupancy $395.00 per mo. garage inc. To inspect call Diana R. McBean — Home 864-5064 or Office GR 5-1010. to 700 McKinley St. ARE INC. AIR-CONDITIONED the end of the Edens Expressway and continue on Route U.S. 41 or tollway to Route 176. Take 176 west to Hawley (in Mundelein) and Hawley to Prospect St. (1st stoplight). Turn left one block to McKinley. The address of the yg! panei rae apartments is 600- Y Sheridan room House Newest & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 _ Evanston’s EFFICIENCIES $105 CLARK—close to campus ONE BEDROOM PARK—Glencoe $125 WILMETTE AVE.—Elev. bldg. $65 TWO BEDROOMS WASHINGTON Cir., L.F. CRAIN—parking inc. RIDGE—Elevator bldg. MAIN ST.—Ist flr. DEERFIELD RD.-—garden setting THREE BEDROOMS MAPLE—elev. bldg. SHERMAN—elevator bldg. GLENCOE Rd.—T. House QUINLAN SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. WKDYS., SAT. 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. RA 6-4925 (Chicago) FOR MORE INFORMATION LO 6-1002 (Model Apartment) To For Rent—Apartments. "View of Lake’ _, Air conditioning . Full-size 132 ts QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. Andrea-Marcy Apts. Two For Rent— 133. 2 3 rooms. municipal Wanted July Ist bldg. & CO. Adults. UN 4-90 to Rent—Apts. ADULTS MUST HAVE 1 OR bedrm. apt. in small bldg., preferab! with parking space. Between June 1 July ist. Call after Pee weekda and all day on weekends. 475-0048. Newspaper Executive MBA desires coach house in quite suburbaj community. Day time 222-3164. GLEN ELLYN COUPLE (MATURE wish one or 2 bdrm., first flr. apt. fo June ist oce. Call 469-2646. WANTED: 2 BDRM. FURN. O unfurn. apt. or house for 6 months. I Skokie or Evanston area. SH 3-2000, Apt. 526, aft. 5 p.m. Medical Student and DESIRE GARAGE OR ATTIC Evanston area. Call 864-0496. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Wife AP May 4, 19 �RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, 1 | EVANSTON ehild, desires to rent a 2 bdrm. house or apt. w/priv. entrance in the W. sect. of Evanston. To $150 per mo. Call UN 9-5465 after 5 p.m. YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE DE- sire 4 or 5 rm. apt. by June Ist. 1st or 2nd floor. $100-$115 mo. incl. utilities nr. No. 2 bus. Call 864-6907 after 6 p.m. Northbrook Apt. or House WANTED, FURNISHED nished. Phone 272-0454 2 STUDENTS OR DESIRE 2 UNFUR- OR 3 RM. apt. with kitchen in Evanston. Call evenings ORchard 4-5954. SMALL APARTMENT WANTED BY 3 adults, will do repairs, gardening, etc. free besides pay the rent. A landlord’s delight. Call 251-2025.. COUPLE WITH TEEN-AGE daughter and small dog desire 2 bedroom apt. in Evanston by July Ist. Please phone 491-0193. 134 For Rent—Furnished EVANSHIRE Main and Hinman, EVANSTON Evanston NORTHWEST ASTEFULLY DECORATED, WELL furnished and maintained apartment of two-apartment bldg. close to bus and train. Large Living Rm., large Dining Rm., 3 Bedrms., 2 baths, modern Kitchen w/eating ‘area, small yard; garage. June 1 to October 31-.or possibly longer. Call Mrs. Hauworth. McGUIRE BR & ORR, 3-3220 INC. GR_ RIDGEVIEW 5-1080 HOTEL 901 MAPLE AT MAIN ST. GReenleaf 5-4000 KITCHENETTE AND BEDROOM apts. available. Daily maid service, attractive monthly rates, some weekly rates available. Coffee shop, drug store, launderette, barber and beauty shop on premises. 7705 SHERIDAN RD. CHICAGO 3 rm. modern air condit. apt. in excellently maintained building. Tiled kitchen and bath. All modern furniture and furnishings. block to beach and park. $175. ‘Avail. is 1st. Resident Manager 262-2675. 6 ROOM TOWNHOUSE 3 bedrooms, 14% baths, new furn. SUITABLE FOR 4 OR 5 IDEAL FOR YOUNG MEN, CAREER IRLS OR FAMILY TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT 64-5065 ELMGATE MANOR COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED. Tile baths, modern, new kitchens, new elevator, maid service, beautifully furnished. Exc. transp. Reas. rent. 1825 Main St. GReenleaf 5-2100 CUSTER GARDENS 303 CUSTER, OE aa 2 BEDROOM AP’ . $200 Completely furnished, <—_ ‘proof building. Bus and as Ad transportation. Phone for appointment UN 9-6181. Central 3 East Evanston ROOMS AVAIL. NOW, LR, BDRM., kitchen. Joint use of bath all utilities per month. Adults only. Call L. A. eterson & Co. GR 5-1010. EVANSTON: WOOD PANELED ATtrac. 242 rm. English bsmt. apt. in quiet residential neighborhood. Ref. required. Call after 7 p.m. or weekends. GR 5-0150. E. ROGERS ©. 242-3 PARK 1712 W. ESTES rm. apt., mod. fireproof bldg., mod. kit., tile bath, nicely furn. Reas. Manager rent. on premises 338- 4333. 2% ROOM EFFICIENCY APARTment in Rogers Park avail. June 1. Sublet. Gas and heat incl. $105 per month. Call 338-2496 after 5 p.m. or wknds. VANSTON: 201 MAIN ST., 6 RMS., furn. or unfurn., Ist fl. of 2 flat. 3-4 bdrms. Ideal for Northwestern Univ. — Summer or longer. $200. GR 5- VANSTON: 2nd ne 1738 CHICAGO AV. fl. ty of 2 flat. 6 rms., furn. or near N.W.U. Ideal for 3 or 4 $200 mo. Summer or longer. GR: 5-Soc WAYSHIRE APTS. 6818 N. Wayne, Chicago. 2 rms. newly dec., modern furn., tile bath and shower, near lake and ‘‘L’’, util. free. $90 per mo. AM 2-1964. 2-2'/> RM. SEELEY OFF NR. HOWARD, LIGHT, AIRY. te a shops, lake. Low rent. 1-1881. EVANSTON. COMB. LIV. rm.; full kitchen; newly furn.; near all transp.; ood parking; $75 mo., GRR 5-9430. After 4 p.m. RM., dec.; share BEDnicely bath; 1228 Oak Ave., MA 6-7919. EVANSTON: FOR COUPLE, nished room apt. on the West children. GR 5-4169. May 4, 1967 Phone 3 FURside, no Evanston Review 2-BDRM. are apt. bus, PARK: SUBLEASE 2 ROOM for 4 months, close to Evanston excellent transportation. Call 761-1785. EFFICIENCY ENGLISH BASEMENT apartment in North Evanston. $85. Call after 5 p.m. 864-9372. FOR 1 OR 2 YOUNG LADIES; 215 rooms; parking facilities; 2 blocks to lake; 1 block to ‘‘L’’; all util. incl. $125. Also 342—5 rms. 275-2216. E. ROGERS PARK NEAR LAKE, Sheridan Rd. 3 rm. bdrm. apt., liv. rm.; kit.; bath; porch; 2 entr., bus and ‘‘L,’’ $100 mo. Call HO 5-0599. EVANSTON SUB-LET JULY 15 FOR one year, 2'4 rm. pleasant corner apt. near N.U., reasonable, adults. Call 864-7521 after 6 p.m. RM. FLAT AVAILABLE JUNE 1ST in Evanston. Adults. $140 per month. Util. not incl. UN 4-7333 after 6 p.m. if no answer SH 3-0122. EVANSTON—5 ROOM FURN. APT. with beautiful backyard. Entire Ist flr. Laundry fac. Available summer or longer. $165 mo. 475-6338. EVANSTON: BASEMENT APT. FOR RENT. CALL AFTER 6 P.M. 869-1296. 2 ROOM BASEMENT _bath on “Evanston. 135 APT., PRIVATE Dodge, near Greenleaf, $75 mo. inc. util. 827-3891. Wtd. to Renf—Furn. Apts. FACULTY DESIRES A 2 BDRM. for summer 7 agg June 12th. mum rental $150 Call GReenleaf 5-8953 SMALL HOUSE Shore area. Call IN NORTH 724-5721. GENTLEMAN AND want apartment in brook-Wilmette area. after 4 p.m. ADULT SON Glenview-NorthCall CR 2-2795, DARTMOUTH GRADUATE SCHOOL couple wants nice 1 bedroom furnished apt. for summer months near campus. No children. DI 8-2255. 136 For Rent—Houses GLENCOE—CENTRAL - school _ dist., New Trier East. 13 yr. old brick Col. Liv. rm., din. L, door to garden, excellent kit. with dishwasher, lots of cabinets. Lge. lst fl. mas. bedrm., study or 2nd bedrm., cer. tile bath. On 2nd; 3 twin bedrms., cer. tile bath. Many closets, beaut. large paneled rec. rm. with fpl. Att. gar. Gas heat, low cost. Near park, stores, train, school bus. $400 mo. 3 yr. lease. Mrs. Sherwood BAUMANN-COOK HI 6-5000 BR 3-2198 WINNETKA Brick Colonial. Large living room; dining room; modernized kitchen; large master bedroom plus two other bedrooms; bath. Possession July 1, 1967. East side. Walk to village. $275. GEORGE RUMSFELD BAIRD AND WARNER 576 Lincoln Av. Hillcrest 6-1855 Winnetka, Illinois Hillcrest 6-2700 AVAIL. JUNE 1 Charming Colonial 3 bedrm., 132 tiled baths, twnhse. nr. N.W. Univ. = walk to grade school. Comp. car De luxe built-in cab’t kit., dishwas ~ disposal, weal Creer comb. 1 car gar., gas ht., air cond. $285. SMART & GO LEE, “REALTORS DAvis 8-3200 HIillcrest 6-4703 BRICK SPLIT-LEVEL, 6 ROOMS, 2 baths, 2 car garage on a 100 ft. lot in Glenview. Available August Ist. $325 per month. TIGHE 521-4th N. REALTY REALTORS Wilmette CO. ALpine 1-3005 EVANSTON. AVAIL. JULY 1 Colonial Brick twnhse. 3 bdrms.; 2 baths; liv. room w/fireplace; finished basement; fully carpeted; garage. Opposite school. Conv. shopping, commuting, $325 per mo. Call weekdays after 6:30 p.m. or weekend, 475-2278. LARGE HOUSE-SMALL LOT IN East Evanston, close to shopping, transportation and Miller School. Available now $250 monthly. Call Mr. —aenen L. A. Peterson & Co. GR 5010. AVAIL. MAY 15 Arbor Lane in Glenview. 3 bedrm. 1 bath ranch, 2 car att. gar. SMART & GOLEE, REALTORS HI 6-4703 DAvis 8-3200 BDRM. BRK. NORTHBROOK. 2 ranch house on nice large lot. Quiet deadend street, near schools. $175 per mo. 446-1646. NORTHBROOK—3 BEDROOMS. Large yard. Close to Greenbriar a Available June 15th. Call 272- WEST WILMETTE--2 BEDROOMS, 1 bath down, 1 bdrm. 1 bath up. Modern kitchen w/dishwasher, eating area, full bsmt. Gas heat. Newly dec. Reas. rental. Immed. occup. AL 1-3095. N. 2 BEDRM. NORTHBROOK—3 RM. HEATED Stove, refrig. included. Adults $100 per month. Call 272-0466. to NORTHBROOK: 3 BEDRM. HOME Walking distance to train/shopping. Available June 15th., 220 per month. * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News CHIL- WANTED 2 OR 3 BDRM. Glenview or surrounding June 1. 724-5880. 138 4 For Rent—Furn. To 446-1294 1850 Willow Road, CO. Northfield HI 6 ROOM TOWNHOUSE 3 bedrooms, 113% baths; new furn.; temporary or permanent. Wtd. to Rent—Furn. Houses DOCTOR IN TRAINING DESIRES 4—5 bdrm. home for family, 1 year, starting July 15. N. Diamond, M.D. Sct __—— Hospital, Long Beach, ali 141 Summer sane. month. 2 aad 1340 Call room PORTER & WEINRICH Bay Rd., Winnetka and 446-2600 YOUNG WOMEN (N.U. STUDENT and nurse) seeking small furn. apt. for summer months, July and Aug. rag Evanston. Max. $135 mo. DA 89612. WINNETKA $350/mo. Walk to train and town. Four bedrooms, two baths; immaculate older home. Available June 15th NASH REALTY 4 46-7180 145 Wilfred serving Lake > th RENT—GARAG use with cap syer: 4-4555. For Rent—Stores and ~~ CENT 5,000 SMALL Pen BUST. “a ic ts CHICAGO AVE. EXCELLENT OF Rental. Rent includes one large 3 private offices. f Street $250 Per month. Ken Kistler. MAIN STREET SMALL OFFICE ON 1ST F able Doctor or Rae if pocecsary. et akan MITCHELL ROTHERS.. WILMETTE—STORE SPACE, OF Space and Desk Sekar. 100 Sq. 900 Ft. Ground Floor. Location. Ail Utilities. $35 and Up. LAKE-BAY ; REALTY EVANSTON BUILDING FINEST FACILITIES Transportation Ample parking Suites of to 3,700 sq. feet Reasonable lease call co. 825-6948. Willow TOWN- Broker cooperation invited For information FOXMAN OR 3-31: ATTRACTIVE SPACE ~ FOR A QUIET OFFICE WITH dows facing East Davis . 300 square feet space janitor service supplied. Suitable for — attorneys’ offices or firm of auditors. Available now. McGUIRE BR & ORR, 3-3220 NORTHBROOK RENTING—De luxe NOW air tioned office space in 5 story buildir located in the heart of town. Walk trains and bus. Immediate SOCURRaNy: 1240 Meadow Rd., Northbrook - OPEN 2,000 . GLENVIEW sq. MEALS OUTDOORS ON THE PATIO; swimming from your own private beach with pier; fishing; the cook will appreciate the all modern kitchen; there are two porches, one glassed-in and facing the bay; modern bath; bedrooms, dining and living rooms. In a delightfully wooded spot secluded yet near town. June, $100 weekly; July and Aug., $125; Sept. $100 — Available for season rental, $450 monthly. Write Don Strahl, 2568 N. Humboldt Milwaukee, Wis. 53212. PENTWATER—BASS LAKE, MICHIgan 2 cottages, children’s paradise, ish, swim, beautiful beaches. and boat. $55 and $65 per week. DA 8-7368. SUMMER HOME FOR RENT, LAKE Mills, Wis. Weeks in May, June and July. All conveniences. Call AL 1-0060. 272-0200 SUNDAYS ft. office space, 1400 stora “+ space, use of lore, pa included. Heat apace, electricity sg FO QUINLAN 1571 sq.f & TYSON, INC 969 Waukegan Rd., Glenview, PA Sherman Av., Evanston, 1 4-26( UN 4- BEAUTIFUL SHOWROOM—APPRO: 4,000 sq. ft. plus several small offic Inside add’l. space Dodge parking for 8 cars plus 4 sq. ft. for offices or if desired. Now occupie Auto een e and Lyc Evanston. (1 N. ee GR 5-1200. 1512 SHERMAN OR = Church St.) Call Roy Peterson TIME WIN- Street E of Available within 90 days. Rentals Sister Bay, Wisc. Bluff 4 outboard motor boat. FAMILY VACATION Forest-Lake [ DA 8-320 to Rent—Garages TO IDEAL OFFICE FO ness. Excellent Nort tion. 400 sq. ft. $75 Mueller. HIGHLAND PARK—SMALL FRENCH Provincial townhouse. Parquet floors, beamed ceiling, one bedroom, $160. 432-6873 IN DOOR COUNTY EVERYBODY HAS A GOOD PARRING INC. Conditioned Good Parking. 1_ building containing 8 offices. tion rooms, and large Meeting | $15,000 Yr. hse. Avail. for June Ist; 1 yr. occupancy. 2 large bedrms.; 142 bath; air conditioned apt. in Highland Park’s most exclusive area. 433-3372. Vacation oe Glenview—for 146 NEW DE LUXE WILMETTE TOWN house. 3 bedrooms, 212 baths, aircond., att. arage, sep. din. room, all elec. kit. Pvt. patio. (Avail in June. $350. Call 251- 3429. 143 @ | tandem. EVANSTON—CHOICE STREET LOCATION. & Co. BEDRM. ayy in PArk appointment. Jacobson MC Call 491-0618 GOLEE, Wanted mounted HIGHLAND PARK TOWNHOUSE 2 lge. bedrms., Air-cond., elec. kit.; All modern appls., dishwasher. Private patio. Nr. Trains, shops, schools. Carpeting and drapes optional $250 mo. CE 6-1900 or ID 2-0946. PARK—2 "& space WANTED In * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager and The Village Lamplighter, epg Ppa 2-car NEW Green for $12 i OFFICE SPACE Please In Beautiful 5 bedrms., 312 baths, family patio. J une 24 possession. a SMART 4-35: Rentals TWO DE LUXE KENILWORTH homes available through Labor Day 3 bedrms., library, 242 baths. Lovely tte home. July 15 possession. 2 per | HIGHLAND HIGHLAND PARK-SUNSET AREA 3 bdrm. colonial, 142 baths, LR w/fireplc., sep. DR, fin. bsmt. Avail. June 15 ’67 to Aug. 15 ’68. 433-3977. 139 $230 6-5700 N.W. EVANSTON-WILLARD SCHOOL area 6 room colonial (2 bedrooms and new family room). Poss. May 19th lease to Sept. 5th. Rental $210 per month. Tenant pays _ utilities, fenced yard, near No. 1 bus. Call GR 5-0785. ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 3 bdrm., 144 bath home N.W. Evanston, gas heat, frpl., fenced yd., convenient public transp. wks oq $275 ma., 2 yr. lease starting June 14. GR 5-7957. month. pointm FINI CONSTRUCTION RENT. EVANSTON GLENVIEW TOWNHOUSE 5 room 2 story Williamsburg Colonial townhouse. Air cond., private patio, full basement, completely sound proof. Beautiful all electric kitchen with oven-range, dishwasher, disposal, refrigerator-freezer, hood fan and fruit“wood cabinets. 2 bedrooms, 1'¢ baths BEDROOM 2142 BATH HOME IN A nice Northfield area. Enclosed porch garage and on an acre. $350 per month. First and last i ag rent plus security — required. 1 year lease from June1 V. J. BRADY REALTY Lead Pe FOR Houses oven range, dishwasher, refrig., garbage dis., washer-dryer. fully Carpeted liv. rm., din. rm. and stairs. Private patio, storage attic, central air cond., garage with radio control door, 3 blocks to train and shopping. pets. BRoadway $15 a month. MODERN WINNETKA TOWNHOUSE be avail. June lst on 2 year for : AV., EVANSTON S$. BOULEVARD NEAR ASBURY de luxe 3 bdrm., 212 tile baths, se liv. rm.; “au elec. kit. including doub e No ST. on Lincoln between Ridge and man in Evanston. Call D vis 8-5 14th. 446-1187. HOUSE IN area. Need Houses GARAGE WANTED SUMMER RENTAL FURnished house with air-conditioners or central air-cond, Minimum 3 bedrms. Please call. 528-3800. For Rent—Town ionkeaveuee 1571 SHERMAN home, 2 bdrms., 242 baths, completely furn. and air-cond. June 14th to Sept. 142 bdrm QUINLAN & TYSON, HUBBARD WOODS. JUNE 15TH TO Sept. 1st. 4 bdrms., 1% baths, nr. . station and shopping. $275 a month. Call weekends and eves. HI 6-0786. . MINGGQUA, frpl., 967-8715. For UNiversity 4-2600 GLENVIEW: FURNISHED 3 BEDRM. Fam. rm., screened sum. hse. No pets. Approx. June 12-Aug. 12. Reas. Pref. couple or. sm. fam. 724-4975 DOCTOR WITH FAMILY RETURNING from military service wants to rent 3 to 4 bedrm. house on North Shore for Oct. Ist. 432-0936. 3 PROFESSIONAL MEN WISH TO rent or lease a large older home with some property. Best references. Call 234-8220. 62 Green EVANSTON. FURNISHED OR UNfurnished 5 room house, 2 Bedrooms. Inquire at 1516 Lee St., Evanston. AGE dren desires 3 bedroom, 2 bath house Immed. poss. Call 467-7050 days and 437-0557, eves. $165 APT. only. 3 SCHOOL rm., 812 CLARK JULY AND AUGUST. EXCELLENT 5 rm. flat, close to transportation. Front porch and back yard. Call 869-5133 mornings or eves. LOVELY liv. GARAGE AND LARGE space for rent. Convenient locati Individual entrances. Call Mr. IN ROOM APT. ELEGANTLY FURN. 114 blks. from beach. Avail. Mid-June to late Sept. Call 864-7232. WINNETKA. EABEr Ra ir. pines. 144 FURNISHED 3 BEDROOM RANCH home in Deerfield available June 18 through August 28. Call WI 5-4662. PROFESSIONAL COUPLE carriage house, gar. apt. or with gar. Willing to dec. Call after 8 p.m. 684-6957. TAKE SPECIAL CARE OF or 4 bedroom house for a year Please!! Call WI 5-2888 Lge. e. encl. porch. All conven. As COMFORTABLE OLDER HOUSE: SW Winnetka. 5 bdrms., 2 baths. June 10-Sept. 1 HI 6-5397 $750 NEED 4 TO 6 BEDRM. HOUSE starting June or July for 1 year. Furnished or unfurnished. To $500 per month. Call Mr. Fair at DE 2-2355. We make great neighbors. WITH — WILMETTE, 2 BDRM. RANCH. GAR., fenced back yard. $200 r mo. June 15 to August 15. Call 256-3472. ARIZONA RETIRED COUPLE. FORmerly N.S. 45 yrs., want small apt. or house 1 to 3 mos. anytime June through Oct. Call aft. Sun., 272-7557. | DESPERATE! HIGHLAND PARK family must rent 4 or more bedrm. house in Deerfield or Highland Park for 6 to 8 months while building. Will take excellent care as if our own. Call 831-9077 EXECUTIVE AND FAMILY DESIRE to rent de luxe home in Northbrook area. 6 Or 7 rms., 3 bdrms., 2 car gar. Call Mr. Ritchey after 8 p.m. DI 86610 Mon. through Fri. FAMILY GEL SUMMER COTTAGE privately owned; comfortably furnished; all utilities; 4 bdrms.; private beach on beautiful lake nr. Boyne Mt., Michigan. Easy 742 hr. drive. Available June and July. Hillcrest 6-4137. 6 WISc., bdrm. summer home; Pw and boat. Not ava week periods. Call 446- 6538 | 40. REGIONAL MANAGER NEEDS modern 3-4 bedroom ranch or Colonial, North or Northwest; 2 children; 1 dog; all housebroken. 1-2 yr. lease. Maseilan tel NR. MINOCQUA, CHARMING 3 BDRM. CAPE COD across from forest preserve offered for Ravinia season, June 15 through Aug. 15. Furnished. $350 mo. Easy re to C.N.W., Ravinia Pk. ID 3- FORMER WINNETKA RESIDENTS want to rent N. Shore home for Aug. No children. Will care for your yard and pets. Very highest rets. Phone Mr. McKinney 966-9600 Morton Grove, eves. YOUNG desire cottage collect WE’LL your 3 or less. UNIQ 92037. Rent—Houses EXECUTIVE FAMILY, 2 ADULTS, no pets, looking for a clean modern 2 bedroom Town House or home in North or Northwest suburbs for June 1 or July 1 rental. Location on C&NW R.R., garage facilities and basement or util. rm. all preferred but not essential. $225-$300 range. Excellent references and assured care of your property as though it were our own. Call J. E. Tuohey at 372-6969 weekdays or area code 219-291-4494 collect, this weekend. HOUSE LEASE. Wanted —_ WANTED: 3 OR 4 BDRM. FURN. house north shore, for adult family. No pets. July 1 to Aug. 15. Or exchange same period to adult family, no pets, our 3 bdrm., 2 bath house. Excep. ocean view 3 directions in od ans Write Box 2137, LaJolla, Cal. EVANSTON, 2740 EASTWOOD Av., lge. 3 bdrm., 2 bath house avail. July Ist; Ige. yard; shown by appt.; $370. UN 4-4023 or UN 4-0611. 137 PARK French home, beautifully appointed, Near golf courses, Ravinia Park and shopping. 3 bdrms.; 2 baths. Avail. June 17. J-H KAHN, REALTORS VE 5-0236 AM_ 2-2223 640 Vernon KAHN BLDG. Glencoe 12x 60 extra dining room; $100 plus $52 ground rent. No children or pets. In Sunset Trailer Park. Call 724-7561 between 5:30 to 7 p.m. WILMETTE: AVAIL. JUNE 1 3 bdrm. ranch. Near schools, shops and transp. AL 6-1127. EVANSTON. 2 YEAR a month. UN 4-0754 | HIGHLAND rire APT. Maxi- Businessman Desires Apt. OR FOR RENT 143 Summer Rentals wee 136 BED- 4 . ROGERS HOTEL 1 AND 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. 1 room _ kitchenettes, attractively furnished. Hotel rooms, permanent or transient. =. switchboard and elevator service. Excellent transportation, bus, ‘‘L’’ and Chicago & North Western R.R. Television, air conditioning UNiversity 4-8800 ONE _ room, kitchen and bath for 2 students. Near Northwestern University and ee Very nicely furn. Call 328- 5 Apis. LARGE _ AE. YOUNG —_— 134 For Rent—Furnished Apts. 133 "Wanted to. Rest-dps. SMALL FOR B he NEW pent Incls. diecaar 743-4416 bee Avior in a-3i40 Bit EVANSTON-829 ae ST. sq. ft. divided into 800 offices, - location sional plus for full basement. offices. Reasonable any rent. business Heated. Good Ex: or R 5-2100 or CE 6-7786 WHEELING. MODERN AIR tioned offices. Front and rear og ground floor, ample pa e653... R. E. Holt Realty Co. | 403 E. Dundee Rd., wedle IN CENTRAL a : 537-6494 GLENCOE 2 private offices, (or 2-office completely remodeled, air co tioned, parking area. Immed. occupancy. Ea. per month. Seymour Graham Real Estate, VE 5-4455. : * Highwood Herald Classified — & 2 4 �; 152 For Sale—Co-op Apts. FFICES rator Bina IN BEAUTIFUL bldg. station NEW ELE- Near Northwestern railand bus. Parking facili- sks GLENVIEW busy Waukegan Road, office building with 2,500 sq. yg 4 available in June 1F-Realtors = NORTHFIELD sq. ft.; air C, W. or ft., eg $550. 965-6680. OFFICE SPACE conditioned; janitor nce; - store A. HEMPHILL Frontage Rd. & ASSOC. 446-6966. SK OR OFFICE SPACE AVAIL. DERN AND AIR CONDITIONED excellent transportation. Prudential Savings & Loan, 14 Central St., Evanston. UN 9-0800 . OFC. -sec’y agt., AVAIL.—PART-TIME serv. to retired exec. or ins. or imfgrs. rep. New prestige in No. Skokie location. OR 6- bldg. ICE SPACE 500 TO 1,000 SQ. FT. New Courtyard Bldg. Handy to everything. Skokie Valley Professional - Bidg. Suite 15. ORchard 6-3400., IGHT _ OFFICE , 335 sq. ON ft. Avail. June 1. ° SECOND PArk 5-6000, Royal Oak Bldg. Waukegan Rd. Glenview 'FICES: EDENS AT WILLOW: $65; uites from $125, incl. utilities, paneling, available. carpeting; ll New Building. HI services 6-6650. $T. JOHN’S AV., HIGHLAND ark. 2 suites suitable for Dr. Paneled walls. See Jerry Rudman. ‘ell-Rudman “Winnetka, OFFICE ID 3-4500 Modern W/REC. Private ROOM, ONLY $45 per mo. now avail. 446-2279. STORES 16 X 50 EA. 814 AND 816 Dempster. Good loc. Immed. occup. Good for office or service tore. Will cooperate. Reas. UN 4-2224. IN CENTER OF Private office oned building; GLENVIEW in modern air-condiwith waiting room. 729-2070 Eves. 116 Devon, 724-3612. Chgo. Ist. Fir. INE AIR CONDITIONED _ store, .16 x 60. BR 4-1060. 340 LINDEN eared, store, genes in fo AV., OFFICE- WILMETTE Opposite ‘‘L’’ iate possession. STONE 48 terminal. DOWNTOWN TWo BEDROOM apartment. Large living room, dining area, CT bath, cabinet kitchen with electric range and refrigerator. Balcony, carpeting, drapes. Close to CTA trains, Northwestern Univ. $12,500 cash equity. $134.34 mo. assm’t incl. utilities. QUINLAN THIS 2 BDRM. CO-OP IS LOCATED in North Evanston. 2 blks. from ‘‘L”’ and Northwestern R.R. Evanston Bus No. 1 stops right at the apt. East, West and North exposures make for a bright, sunny, apt. Equity now only $8,000. Monthly payments of $122. Board approved. BOB VOIGTS 4-4866 154 Sale-—Condominiums LIGHT INDUSTRY S.E. EVANSTON a 2,800 Sq. ft. for assembly work, or light mfgr. Will divide. Mo. to mo. or 2000 suburban ae 149 _ 724-7337. SQ. area Write FT. New FOR IN Air BAIRD & WARNER 30% 524 Davis 491-1855 DA 8-3414 EVANSTON RENT 460 conditioned. In Northfield. Call 446-7744 ~ REAL ESTATE Real Estate— Loans and Mortgages PRAIRIE Evanston GReenleaf Elevator, swimming pool, sauna, heated garage, all appliances, fully carpeted. RO 1-3425 (After 6 p.m.) DA 8-3414 1416 HINMAN AVE. Condominium Apts. APARTMENT in this prime IS location. appt. call Mr. 372-3255 251-7200 WHEN YOU NEED A “REAL ESTATE LOAN _ _ discuss it first with us! ‘We’re Northern Illinois’ most experienced and largest bank th thousands of happy customers. or quick service—lowest rates— for details—call Mr. Powers 328-8100—Extension 249 First National of Evanston NORTHWEST EVANSTON : CHOICE EVANSTON—820 OAKTON BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 2 bedrooms, comb. living room/dining room, kitchen/eating space. Stove, refrig. D and D, sliding doors onto patio. Off-street parking. Immediate occupancy. $26,500. By appointment. SECOND FLOOR COOPERATIVE partment in Suliding--tive (space spacious for attractive Colonial type rooms, private basefor recreation room) pienic area. Light, rooms, Many extras—$7,500 equity—low monthly assessment. rd approval. 156 For & TYSON, INC. AREA W. Realtors Howard spacious 16 — Classified Evanston PArk 4-5600 ic baths Low down rooms (ea. w/lg. apt.) pymt. Low UN 4-5100 Evanston Annual APARTMENTS, inside garages. income. Priced to sell. P. SCHERMERHORN & TYSON, INC. EVANSTON BR 3-3750 THREE 5 RM. AND THREE 312 RM. apts. 4 garages in well-maintained Bldg. in good Evanston loc. All copper plbg. $10,335 income. Many features. Call now, $69,500. SMART & GOLEE, REALTORS DAvis 8-3200 BR 3- kit.; 2 car 40s. 51% 142 Ceram- brick gar. Apartment TO SUN. TO 5, 1613 MADIson St., Evanston, two 5 rm. apts. brick perfect cond. sep. gas, hot water, heat. Built-in kit., full English bsmt. By owner. UN 4-2339 or UN4-3949. Buildings BUY OR SELL EVANSTON—APARTMENT BUILDING JUST WEST OF RIDGE. 2 BEDROOMS EACH. SEPARATE HEATING PLANTS. LOW 20s. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR_ 5-3900 EVANSTON NR. UNIV.-BRICK TWO apt. Modest sized 5 room, 3 bdrm. apts. Renting furnished at $195 ea. $31,500. Phone UN 9-9490 evenings. A wonderful selection awaits CALL Evanston 4 From Wanted For OF AL NEW 1-9183. A 4 TRIER ? =o “4x EVANSTON FIRST TIME OFFERED! Lovely Home in Lincolnwood School area. Livin room with fireplace. Separate dinin room, on 2nd sun room, ist floor. floor, 2 bedrooms 2 bedrooms would and bath and make lovely with outside entrance. SPAN! $36,500. bath suit SPI oi AND eo DELIGHTFUL BRICK CAPE COD in Washington School District. 3 bed rooms, 1 bath. Large lot.. Low 20s Good financing. July 1st possession Taxes $372. SOUTH EVANSTON—FOR THE BUD GET MINDED. DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM WASHINGTON SCHOOL! 4 bedroom 2 bath home on nice size lot Walk to shops and transportation a the door! All this for $20,900. GLENVIEW Sale—H ouses DEERFIELD New on market-well located 3 bedroom ranch-impregnated fibre sidingcabinet kitchen, lovely fenced yard, black top drive, C T bath, extras $22,500. LAKE FOREST. 3/4 acre in Estate area, a true American Colonial Ranch of de luxe construction. Living rm. and fam. rm. with cathedral ceilings and see-thru fireplace, large sep. din. rm. 3 twin bdrms. 2 baths, full beautifully finished bsmnt. Many extra surprises. Mid Sixties. Owner ready to move into larger home-all offers will be promptly presented and given serious attenion. NORTHFIELD Contemporary ranch—nearly an acre, 3 bdrms., 3 baths, open plan liv. rm., din. rm. and fam, rm. Lovely kitchen with separate service bar for fam. rm. and patio. Swimming pool covered but operable. $79,500. CAPE COD IN CONVENIENT LOCA TION. 2 car garage. ist floor ha living room, dining room, bedroom bath, kitchen with eating area. 2nd floor has 2 bedrooms, powder roo with vanity. Stove, refrigerator, wash er and dryer included. $21,500. GLENVIEW EAST GENTLEMAN'S MINIATURE ESTATE ON A WINDING ROAD IN PRIVATE ESTATE-LIKE AREA, set on beauti ful grounds. Elegant paneled step down living room with beamed ceiling and huge fireplace. Separate dining room. Family room plus hobby room 3 bedrooms, 242 baths. 2 car attached garage. Ideal for the smaller famil of top executive, stressing spaciou and gracious environment for enter taining and living. $68,000. SKOKIE JUST LISTED! HEMPHILL BUILT EXECUTIVE RANCH In former nursery setting with lush landscaping and garden—2 Master bedrooms, 212 baths—Paneled family rm., spacious living-dining rm. over looking garden, Basement—2 car garage CENTRAL AIR, Jalousied Den— Could be used as guest bedrm. Loads of attic storage. Priced low Seventies, substantially below cost—but offers invited. BRICK COLONIAL ON QUIE street overlooking Evanston Countr Club. 3 bedrooms, 11% baths. Living room has fireplace. Separate dining room, Large beautiful den. Excellen condition. $39,500. King's Court Corporation (HIGHWAY NO. 12 (RAND ROAD) to Volo—two miles further North to Brandenbury Road—turn left—142 mile to Property. On lovely quiet Branden bury Lake on the Chain-O’-Lakes a all year ‘round elegant luxurious country style ranch home. Situated on 4 acres of land which go down to . 1 . a division of C. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOCIATES 330 W. Frontage Rd., Northfield. HI 6-8373 — Before You Buy — Check Zoning and Housing Code Requirements The City of Evanston, upon request of an owner or prospective purchaser, will inspect any property to determine compliance with the Housing and Zoning Codes. There is no charge for this service. Open Sunday | 2:00-5:00 “PUCKETT S: THRREe VOLO, LAKE COUNTY private ing.) sand Just 50 beach. (No minutes motor from boat Chicago’s 3 TREAT, within short istance of shopping, golf course, Wing and Fir —— cHenry, and Ingleside. In the Ss. Mitchell Brothers GR Serving the North 2548 Green Bay 5-3900 Shore Since 1903 Rd., Evanston BR 3 FINE BRICK AND LANNON STONE ranch in Northfield. (New Trie district). 7 rooms 3 bedrooms. 2 ct baths. Paneled recreation room wit} bar. Modern kit. 2 fireplaces. Ge heat. 2 car attached garage. $49,000. Call GReenleaf 5-3100 Extension 270 BARRINGTON P If you don’t want to live in a cramped subdivision and do want 2 acres in a beautiful countryside, see this new 4 drm. Connecticut farmhouse; handhewn beam over frpl., and beamed ceilings in all 1st fl. rms. Custom designed and built. $55,900. Open Sat. and Sun. 1% mi. N. of North Barrington school on Route 59, 1 W. on Kelsey Rd. 381-6917. 5 BEDROOM TIGHE 521-4th MORTON 2 twin REALTY CO. REALTORS Wilmette GROVE 5 RM. size bedrooms, ALpine 1-3005 GEORGIAN den, 142 baths attached garage, 2 fireplaces, carpet ed, stove, refrig., drps., beaut. land scaped, close to schools, transp., and ‘Edens. In 30s. YOrk 5-3795. COLONIAL This immaculate two story 10 room, 212 bath home was custom built for owner 3 years ago. There is a slate floor center entrance hall with a lovely circular stairway. The living room has built in bookshelves along one wall. The paneled family room has a fireplace and opens onto a large screen porch for wonderful summer living. First floor laundry and mudroom, breakfast room, lovely master bedroom suite. Many wonderful extras included—too many to list. The landscaped lot is 100 x 200’. This is a home which has been loved and well cared for and is ideal in every way for the large family. $71,000. COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST You can enjoy a beautiful wooded one acre of land facing a country club, yet only five minutes from transportation. Many huge trees and an abundance of evergreens. Charming seven room ranch with a full basement and 2 car attached garage. Large paneled family room with slidin glass doors to concrete patio. iving room has a crab orchard fireplace; tchen with eating area, built-in oven and range, refrigerator; 3 bedrooms and 2 ceramic tile baths, one off master bedroom. awe living and dining room included. A wonderful opportunity at . PIERSEN REALTY REALTORS to Classification #132 in this Paper! IN 2 Flat Building NEAR TRANS. VIC. E. Call after 6 p.m. 158 INC. Owner UNIT CO-OP OR 2 UNITS unit building. Call UN 4-6430. oer REALTORS Realtors-Since 1884 See our picture display ads: Evanston Review age 4 Wilmette Life FACING Winnetka Talk Classified Glencoe News Northbrook Star Glenview Announcements Deerfield Villager Inside Cover Highland Park Herald Page 73 Serving every North Shore Communit from Offices in Evanston, Deerfield, Winnetka, Lake Forest and GlenviewNorthbrook. & TYSON, For Mitchell Brothers _ | QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. QUINLAN = 158 to Buy— OPEN you in the Want Ads. Turn 338-7100 EVANSTON—1805. MADISON 10 YR. OLD DE LUXE 2 FLAT. 11 Sherman Avenue GReenleaf 5-2700 Realtor Bidg. HUNTING? JUST REDUCED!! EVANSTON DE LUXE 3 FLAT Owner moving South MUST SELL 3 bedrooms, 2 bath each apt. Rec. room in basement 3 car garage Call Jos. Rush Hahn Ave. APARTMENT Buildings RIDGE-HOWARD 2339 G. Nixon, Evanston BR 3-3750 1-6700 Sale—Apt. OWNER NR. BOLTWOOD PK. AND WASHINGton schl., 142 story 2-flat. 5 rms. on _ 1st, 244 rms. on 2nd. Good condition. nice bsmt., H.W. oil ht., 2 car garage. Both apartments vacant, move right in. Out-of-town owner says sell for $16,000. EVANSTON REALTY CO., INC. 1700 Dempster St., Ev., UN 4-0728 Sachnoff 274-1001 Av. AL. Helen Room 300 1609 Sherman QUINLAN ONE BLOCK TO LAKE Elevator, wood burning fireplace, private balcony, heated garage, sauna, 19 cubic ft. refrigerator, double oven and dishwasher. Staunton O. Flanders & Co., Inc. QUINLAN THE 1571 SHERMAN AV. UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 838 MICHIGAN 1571 Sherman UN 4-2600 FOR who wants to live in a neat charming atmospnere. Two gas heating plants, modern kitchens and baths,, attractive tiled fireplaces in each apartment, lots of storage space, 2 car garage, pleasing landscaping with shrubs etc. Convenient and _ desirable location, prompt occupancy. CAL L J. 2-242 BATHS NEW 2 APARTMENT $6,180 4 BEDROOMS Federal Savings of Wilmette $28,000 A LARGE SIX ROOM automatic heating, Model apartment for inspecton Sun 1 to 5 p.m. For Glenview PArk 4-5600 5-2700 BRICK THREE APARTMENT 2 Bedrooms, 2 full Baths Elevator Private indoor parking Electric Garage Doors Air conditioned Balcony Greenhouses. All Outside Rooms open Evanston BRoadway 3-5420 Wallace & Orth, Inc. to transportation Central St. Shopping DISTINCTIVE SHERWIN EVANSTON EVANSTON TOUCH OF ELEGANCE New ultra spacious ee SAMUEL listed $36,500 A HOME WITH AN INCOME Brick two apartment building with large living room, separate dining room, two bedrooms, sun porch, each. Newlv decorated first floor available for immediate possession. Two car garage. From $28,500 MORTGAGE First DELUXE THRU AND THRU ... 26’s in Dawes-Chute School Areas close to transp. Both indiv heated and air conditioned. Big paneled rec room, 3 car Ag ped Maintained and built superbly. Reduced to $57,400. Just 2-2'/> Baths available Illinois. 273-3855 NR RIDGE . .2-2 BR’s in newer building, both sep. htd and air ‘conditioned. 3 car parking. Owner will help you finance. Have a home and income too! Now $41,500 Condominiums ONE Evanston, 607 Howard Street UNiversity 9-2575 2009 HARRISON One block Haven School, Street A BEST BUY! 3-6’s, solid brick 4 Blks from Howard Street! Automatic gas heat. Triple track storms and screens. Was $49,500 NOW $45,900! See it! TAX INCLUDES Heated garage with electric doors, all Frigidaire appliances, fully carpeted, windows in kitchens, 2 full baths. Immediate occupancy Model Apartment Shown Daily, Sat. and Sun. 1-5 p.m. AND APT. BLDG. DAWES SCHOOL AREA. 2 DANDY 6’s, 3 Bedrms. and 11% Baths in ea. Collect rent from one and live in the other. Poss’n 30 to 60 days or Sept. lst. This is a ‘‘Hot’? market—act today. Call R. H. JOHNSON Two Blks. N. of Howard St. Four Blks. E. of Ridge Ave. HARRISON OF DEMP.ster. 5 Rms. down at $140 and 6 Rms. up at $150. H.W. Heat. 2 Car Garage. Lot is 44’ x 170’. All in good condition. Early Poss’n. of either apt. ‘Asking $25,500. Must be sold. Reasonable down payment. Owner will finance balance. Your opportunity for a home and income too. Call—LES SIMPSON CHOICE EVANSTON 2 APT. 612 MULFORD NORTH square feet including offices and wash room. é IN Wanted 5S. WILL TRADE FOR VACANT OR smaller Apt. Bldg. 24 beautiful—2 Bedrm. Apts. Several with sunken Living Rms. Balconies. Gross Income over—$72,000. _CALL—LEONARD SZERLONG $245 net per month DOWN AND EVANSTON-I6 Elevator Bldg. WITH $7,000 bracket DODGE Wilmette—Elev. Apt. Bldg. 4 BEDROOMS for light industrial A-971 Box 60 Wi SUITE 1-2374 EVANSTON For Rent Storage Space I9FFICE ALpine OF OWNER WILL EXCHANGE EXCELlent bldg. (1 Block N. of Howard) for larger bldg. up to $400,000. Will add some cash. LES SIMPSON 2-3-4-Bedrooms >. with conveyor to loading dock. oned M-1. W ould remodel for long rm lease. $750. GR_5-3900 ‘CHELL BROTHERS WANTED REALTY UNiversity For W. INC. JUST REDUCED STON FOR RENT 2ND FLOOR eae of offices, assembly rooms 4 Sag & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN AV. EVANSTON N 4-2600 AL 1-6700 BR 3-3750 ID 2-0064. lease. ildings EVANSTON—2 APT. EVANSTON DELIGHTFUL For Rent—Industrial yearly grag ea oe " ts Sy ae 826 Deerfield Rd. 945-1670. 679-2440. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May 4, 1967 �tei? ye a . GOELZER and WILDE LENVIEW EAST OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 937 CLUB CIRCLE Glenview’s most choice Spacious ranch adjoins Country Club with $67,800 GLENVIEW—Newly Frame 200 foot “4rontage on the 18th fairway 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Paneled fruitwood den with parquet tloors plus a paneled ame room. Elegant wooded setting and a most luxuriously decorated home: Owner transferred—so immediate possession. NILWORTH EAST $99,500 Classic home on wooded half acre in Fast section near grade school, New rier East and train. 13 room, 7 bedrooms. Brand new kitchen, 3 new baths. Just decorated’ throughout. Immediate possession. Call us to see it today. ape aby $37,000 Walk to everything, schools, shops and train from this beautifully kept three two bath home with sepabedroom, rate dining room, spacious country kitchen, large living room and large enclosed porch. Basement is completey painted and has separate pla space area. Large lot nicely landscaped (rear yard is cyclone fenced) with 3 car garage and tool shed. Taxes are low and possession is immediate. ST KENILWORTH $33,500 Charming 6 room home on_ large wooded lot. Living room with formal stone fireplace; separate dining room, sun room or study; cabinet kitchen; 2 bedrooms and modern bath. Walk to train, shops and lake. Sears school. Home couid be expanded to include a family room and 3rd bedroom very easily. Area of $50,000 homes. ANSTON : : $25,000 Brick bungalow with six rooms on the first floor and a very easily expandable second floor. 2 car garage. Located in a quite residential neighborhood within walking distance of te aga | Vacant—immediate possession. Easy financing. Call for a pleasant inspection today. ORTON GROVE $28,500 3 bedrooms with space for 4th. A lot of house for the money. Perfect for young family wanting substantial face brick home in attractive neighborhood. Walk to schools, shopping and transportation. Good sized cabinet ‘kitchen. Breakfast area seats six comfortablv. 20x11 Family room 4 steps down from the kitchen area. 2nd ba roughed in. 2 car garage. Lot 55 x 125. Low taxes. VANSTON $18,500 FIRST TIME OFFERED Here is a nice home on a lovely corner lot with a two car plus garage. 2 story stucco with 3 bedrooms, 1 bath and a full basement. Occasionally we have a home priced a little under the market and this is it. Call today. ORTHFIELD , NEWLY $90,000 LISTED 3 ACRES Heart of Northfield. streets and including home. : Fronting on 2 usable $35,000 REAT STARTER HOMES IN NORTHBROOK ST Three bedroom brick car attached garage; overlooking patio and brick Bar-B-Q. $21,500 ranch with 142 screened porch rear yard with EAR TOWN : $21,500 ree bedroom ranch with 142 car garage. Lot 62.5x 200. Many evergreens. House is vacant and ready for ‘immediate occupancy. EST $18,500 Low maintenance aluminum sided two bedroom ranch on half acre lot. Huge rear yard completely fenced. CALL TODAY and enjoy the for your benefits appointment of ownership this summer. home Nash Realty H| 6-7180 in ever Brick popular Ring RINGER for RESULTS and Swain- wood. Living room with raised hearth fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen with built-in double ovens and range, dishwasher and disposal. Adjoining breakfast room with sliding doors to 20’ x60’ patio. Three bedrooms, Ceramic tile bath, powder room and a delightful family room. The entire property is in exceptional physical condition with the following special features: Central Air Conditioning, _thermopane in all _ fixed windows, 2 car attached garage with electric eye door, aluminum screens and storms, and a beautiful lot of over half acre with complete privacy. The price is $64,500. area. 9 room North Shore over ranch listed WILMETTE—Do you need 4 bedrooms? And .do you want your youngsters to be within walking distance of school? And is it important to stay under $35,000? If the answers are yes, be sure to see this brick and frame with a full basement, fireplace, attached garage and air conditioned first floor offered for $34,750 including’ the carpeting. NORTHBROOK—De Luxe air conditioned ranch on a beautiful lot of an acre and a half overlooking a private pond. There is a fireplace in the 17x27 living room, dining room, study with fireplace, family kitchen with breakfast area plus an activities room with: bath. Full basement with paneled recreation room, central air conditioning, swimming pool and a 2 car attached garage. The price is $250,000. EVANSTON—This older 2 story frame has the irreplaceable value of a remarkably convenient location just 2 blocks from the train and the bus at the door. There are 3 bedrooms, gas heat and a lot 31.25 x 150. the price is $21,500. ; COME IBM 714 Elm Street and WILDE REALTORS HI THE BEST BUY NOW is this Unusual and Dramatic Split Level w/DE LUXE landscaping. LARGE Living ROOM w/doors to porch. PANELLED Family room opens onto a lovely patio. Dining L w/built-ins. Custom cabinet Kitchen w/skylight and breakfast bar, D and D. 3 plus bedrooms and 2 baths. Master bedroom has dressing room. $49,500. WILMETTE SPLIT LEVEL, Living room, Dining L, Kitchen w/built-in double oven and range, D and D. EXTRA LARGE breakfast room. Master’ bedroom w/ bath. 3 family bedrooms and bath. Panelled FAMILY ROOM. Roughed in powder room. Screened porch. Patio. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. oye’ in EXCELLENT condition. WINNETKA CUSTOM BUILT FIVE bedroom Colonial. Living room w/fireplace, Separate Dining room, Cypress panelled DEN. Country Kitchen w/built-ins eating area and wet bar, Maid’s room and bath on lst. Master bedroom, dressing room and bath. RECREATION ROOM. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. UNDERGROUND SPRINKLING. $85,000. ANOTHER NEW LISTING PERFECT GEM IN PRESTIGE location, close to Indian Hill Club. White clap. Colonial. Gracious entrance hall, liv. rm. with lovely views, den, bright red country kitchen, powder rm. On 2nd fl. large master bedrm. with fireplace, dressing rm. and bath, 2 family bedrms, bath plus md’s rm. and bath. Big paneled family rm. over 2 car att. gar. Oct. 15th possession, worth waiting for. Priced in 80s. MRS. COULTER Green Bay Road, 551 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka Winnetka NORTHBROOK JUST LISTED RMING 2 BEDROOM RANCH. convenient location. New Westmoor Sc . 2 car garage; fenced yard. $21,900 ~ AYARS COMPANY Northbrook EALTY Waukegan Rd. : CRestwood HAIN OF 2-3550 LAKES BY OWNER Due to illness. Tri-level in exc. cond.; 3-bdrm.; 114 bath; cherrywood pan. fam. rm.; too range throughout more built-in oven and counterin kit.; inter-com system home. on lge. Att. cor. gar. All this lot w/semi-priv. channel. Ideal year-around or summer home. Best offer. 395-3533. 4, 1967 NON-RACIAL ATTRACTIVE MODERN BRK FRONT ranch w/3 bdrms; full bsmnt; nicely landscaped fenced yard. Low 20s. DENNIS R. JONES ABLE REALTY 1609 Fowler UN 4-0950 6-7274 1-4463 home priced in the lower : NEW LISTING—Pretty ranch home in convenient location. One block to grade school. This home has three bedrooms and two baths. Large family room with fireplace and French doors to glazed and screened porch. Attached garage. $28,500. VILLAGE GREEN 1876 SHERMER 2-1400 Forest Preserve View LINCOLNSHIRE, NEW 4 BEDRM. colonial under construction on beautifully wooded. 42 acre. Slate center entry foyer, sep. din. rm. lge. kit./din. area with built-ins, pan. fam. rm. w/stone frple. util. on 1st fl. 244 baths, 4 spacious bedrms, with bath and dressing rm, off master bedrm. Also basement and 2 car gar. $49,000. BIRCHWOOD 81i CR Skokie 2-7300 Hwy. REALTY Northbrook PA 4-3294 NORTHBROOK. GRACIOUS 3 BEDroom, 2 bath tri-level. Large beautiful wood paneled family rm., large dining ““L,”’ modern kitchen w/eating area. $31,500 CR 2-7844 3 BEDRM. BI-LEVEL 2 BAS. LIV.din. L. Carpeting, draperies. Large pan. fam. rm. 24% garage. Choice neighborhood, Owner. lot 76x 185, low 30's. PA 4-7187. SAMUEL SHERWIN HOT LINE REPORT... What home NEW OFFERING IN EVANSTON .. Remodeled older home in _ good, clean condition—Large living room, separate dining room, large kitchen with eating space—three 144 baths. (wo heat. $21,500. A car garage, HW af is rarer than a superb 4 on an 80’ lot in Evans gas your putting green sell it. It’s or your weg A FAMILY for AFFAIR... you Definitely starry-eyed youngsters care for lot. Washington School and just $39,500. Be first to see! BEAUTIFUL GLEN OAK ACRES— unusually attractive three bedroom ranch home—Huge i room with fireplace wall; separate dining room; kitchen with appliances, many special features. 242 baths. All large rooms. ‘Gay 90’ recreation room and fireplace in basement. Wonderful swimming pool, patio, Japanese garden. Cali for appointment—$65,000. EAST GLENVIEW—STUNNING BRICK and stone ranch home with all huge rooms. Fireplace in living room, dining room overlooks lovely patio with fountain and barbecue, very spacious kitchen with dishwasher, disposal, plus generous eating area, two twin size (plus) corner bedrooms. Oversize two car garage; beautiful grounds. Must see to appreciate. WILLARD SCHOOL DISTRICT... IN park-like area—a one owner, well maintained seven room home with 11% baths. Woodburning fireplace; paneled family room opening to patio; gas heat; loads of storage space... . many extras, including carpeting. Transportation and shopping 1 block away.. $34,500. Evanston GReenleaf Glenview 5-2700 PArk HIGHLAND PARK—COMMUTERS special with added advantage of future value. Spacious rooms. 2 fireplaces, porch and breakfast room. Finished rec. room. 3 excellent bedrooms, 212 baths. 2 car garage. Tree house for the kiddies. Near everything. Out of town owner. Just reduced to $29,750. — ; RAVINIA—CONCERTS FOR’ FREE for a king and queen. Privacy galore on secluded lane. Stone entry. Soft wood paneling. All built-in kitchen. Brick walled fireplace and wet bar in ash family room. ELEGANT SUPERSIZED BEDROOM. Additional bedroom. 24% baths, 2 car garage. Airconditioned. $47,900 LAKESIDE 457 Central Av., NORTHBROOK OPEN H.P. SUNDAY panelled rec. room in basement, fireplace, lst floor laundry _ panelled heat, unheated attached den, WINNETKA EAST BY OWNER Walk to transp., shopping, beaches, Sacred Heart; freshly decorated; 4 bdrms., plus a tandem bdrm.; living rm.; w/frpl.; dining rm.; lg. kitchen; 1g family rm.; 2 baths; screened and eet rch; cor. lot; low taxes; New ier E. and Greeley Schools; $48,500. Hillerest 6-6630. 4 Small easy: , SCHOOL AREA move condition! Soooo convenient to everything! brick ranch BR’s, built-in in conditioned, liv. room, with Block in oven and range, thermopane overhead ai vines sewers. carpeting and to Bus line! Now Comple applia $41,500. es WHAT DOES QUALITY MAINTEN ANCE MEAN TO YOU? We ha unsurpassed 6 Rm. Brick Ra ; 101 Dodge maintained in unbeliev: r perfect condition. 3 BR’s, Tuxugieus. panelled rec. room storage facilities, g garage, and delightfully Reduced inspect. to upper ith 21, landscapec 20s. Call WEST us : WEST WILMETTE... NEWLY LISTED ... location! Deluxe built 7 Bi-level, a 2 master), w WILMETTE h R ... R LEVEL. A rare one! You bet! including maid’s room, 34g dramatic bar, fam. room with built-in TV, and closet, a kitchen fireplace, cedar huge cir lannon stone_ sub-basement wi so lovely you simply drool! Air conditioned, circul. driveway, attached garage. In move+4 in condition. $63,000 GLENVIEW, spacious EAST REDUCED bi-level, conditioned, 3 BR’s, bi 2 ba 7 R modern — ki Fenced yard, finished rec. room. Trier West and Millard Bell Now $38,850. We have A must sell. We trade. others, c See us! y Call us. : 607 Howard Street BRoadway 3-5420 Lake-Bay Realty _ OPEN SUNDA 720 Echo Lane 4 South off Glenview House in Beautiful Tremendous Livin yer Great # hing ing ¥you cou bs tage ost see rg Glen ie Road. A Do East Glenvi Room—Ki ee ast Nook. possibly ssibl want for on] on] ig Conveniently Locat Room, a, Dining en, Tax edrooms. Bargain. California v — Styled Full ‘Acre in Top ‘ C NORTHFIELD wy oO Home on : aut Prestige « Locatior ie Beautiful Paneling, Fireplace, 2 Baths, Extra Large Screen Porch. Bedrooms have access to ou gl b 1 ce Garam. Large W or (3) Sell—Make Offer! ee omg 4S re You Wilmette? oking Then Located i oom. ‘ oe for 3 Ci My Home in I} . HOME TO REFERRAL SERVICE 1409 Lake Avenue 256-3000 DEERFIELD-LINCOLNSHIRE. wooded, acre 2-5 P.M. cozy roo. to gas ‘fo garage. DAWES—CHUTE Heavily IN THE CENTER OF TOWN!walk to village shopping-commuterschools-community center from this charming. 3 bedroom ranch home. Huge 100 by 180 foot wooded lot with 9 shade trees 30-40 feet tall and 4 fruit trees. Living room with paneled wall of bookcases and fireplace. Beamed and paneled family room, 2 baths, basment and garage. In neighborhood of $50,000 homes. Must be seen. $29,000. By owner. Look for 1530 Shag Bark Lane-off Waukegan between Walters and Shermer. 3 on 2nd floor and another adjacent LINCOLNSHIRE 432-6320 ju n with oodles and oodles of bedrooms, 4-5600 HONEST VALUES DEERFIELD—THEY HATE TO move. We don’t blame them. Just painted and got comfortabie. Built a honey of a pub. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, great practical floor plan. Like new carpets, drapes, all appliances—at $36,750. d $76,000. BEAUTIFULLY REMODELED SWISS Chalet type home on large lot in central Evanston—Huge step down living room with fireplace, large separate dining room, music room, large foyer, many exquisite and special features. Seven bedrooms, six baths. Must be seen to be appreciated. Offered at $48,500. * IN a Meee: a buildable i starting pepe ages age | Newk Room, Brick and rame G NORTHBROOK—GRACIOUS COUNtry living will be yours in this 9 room, 5 bedroom, 215 bath home on beautiful grounds (265 x 330). Living room with crab orchard fireplace, full dining room, modern kitchen wih breakfast space, family room with fireplace. Exceptional construction. Barn with space for 4 horses. Deep pond stocked with fish. $58,750. Immediate possession. : * ; rec. romm, 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage, 244 ceramic baths (1 off master) Use the extra buildable lot fe SIX ROOM BRICK RANCH IN DESIRable west Wilmette—three bedrooms, 114 tiled baths, full basement, gas heat, patio. Price reduced $1,250. Can be purchased with less than $5,000 >. Asking $28,500—owner wants offer. EVANSTON-SKOKIE CHARMING 3 bedroom, brick ranch, newly decorated and ready for early summer possession. Easy to care for and so convenient to school and transportation, Priced to sell in the forties. Z We've got one just 1 short block Howard Street in SW’s most w location! 8 exceptionally lovely ro a new dramatic panelled rec. opening to patio, sumptous with panelled eating area, p bedrooms, PICTURE BOOK BRICK AND frame ranch on wooded lot—spacious living room—dining room combination, large kitchen, two nice _ bedrooms. Many nice features—radiant heat—oversize garage. Only $18,500. AV., NORTHBROOK CRestwood HI 6-5000 Your Want Ad in the Hollister Newspapers reaches the entire North Shore market. The cost is small and the quick satisfactory results will amaze you. If you are listed in the phone book, just say ‘Charge It!" this forties. BAUMANN-COOK 118 Hillcrest LOngbeach BEAUTIFUL THREE BEDROOM split-level home on a tree-lined deadend street. There is a large paneled recreation room with fireplace and bar on the lower level as well as a family room with fireplace and Bar-BQue on the main level. Kitchen has nice eating area, dishwasher and disposal. Nicely landscaped lot with sprinkler system in rear yard. House is centrally air-conditioned for your summer comfort. ge | maintenance— exterior brick and aluminum siding. Call us today for an appointment to see He Wallace & Orth, Inc. NORTHBROOK 6-5544 FIRST TIME OFFERED. LESS THAN 1 year old, air-conditioned smartly styled brick Colgnial. Foyer with cathedral ceiling. Liv. rm (firepl) and bay, din. rm., very attractive kitchen, built-in stove, refrig, eating area. Large paneled family rm. with sliding doors to huge patio. That very important Ist fl. bedrm. and bath.3 twin bedrms. and 2 cer. tile baths on 2nd. Att. 2 car gar., elec. doors. $62,500. A L. RINGER Winnetka 999 Linden WILMETTE A GLENCOE Here is the MOST ATTRACTIVE Custom Built DE LUXE Ranch! Lanai room w/built-in cabinets and travertine marble floor. Spacious Living room w/beautiful marble fireplace. Panelled LIBRARY w/bookshelves and hi-fi and TV. Master _ suite w/bedroom, dressing room and bath plus 2nd bath. Family room w/wet bar. Kitchen w/double oven and 2 refrigerators. Maid’s room and bath. Utility room, 2 car garage w/radio control. AIR CONDITIONED. Too many other features to mention. Upper bracket. NORTHFIELD—Contemporary architecture at its best! Built by an architect for his own home, this outstanding ranch has 5 bedrooms, 3 baths and 2 powder rooms. The living room is 17 x 32 with dramatic stone fireplace wall, separate dining room, exceptional family. kitchen and a wonderful family room 22 x 31. Swimming pool, central air conditioning, 2 car attached garage and a_ beautifully landscaped lot of approximately an acre and a half. The price is $175,000. GOELZER IN AND REGISTER WITH OUR ‘‘MAGIC BRAIN” DEERFIELD (Income) JUST ON THE MARKET! Four apartment income property in very fine location. Walking distance to everything. $39,500. WINNETKA—This reduced price of $30,500 makes this well located 6 room house one of the best values on the North Shore. Living room, dining room, bright kitchen and powder room on the first floor and 3 bedrooms and a bath on the second. Basement, enclosed front porch, oversized garage and a nice lot 50 x 187. An easy walk for the youngsters to both Crow Island and Skokie Schools. ecm Wallace & Orth, Inc. REALTORS HIGHLAND PARK ALL YOU COULD WISH FOR in a 5 BEDROOM, SPACIOUS, 4 YEAR OLD SPLIT Level home. The gorgeous Living room, Dining room has easy to eare for oak parquet floors. Attractive Kitchen w/D and D, bit.-in double oven, Separate -BREAKFAST ROOM. The pecan panelled FAMILY ROOM w/inviting corner stone fireplace and built-in bookcase wall is just one of the specials that make for gracious living for all members of the family. Doors out to Patio and_ spacious Garden. Four LARGE airy bedrooms, Master bedroom w/bath. 2 FULL CT baths on upper level. 5th BEDROOM and bath on Ist level. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. 2 HUMIDIFIERS. 2 car garage. BUS service to grade and parochial schools. This BEST BUY house will be open Sunday 2 to 5. $69,500. KENILWORTH—If you are willing to make investment of time, effort and money, we believe this property can return a handsome dividend. It is a 6 bedroom, 242 bath frame house in one of the most convenient locations of East Kenilworth, on a lot 100x175. There is a 2 car detached garage with an apartment above, basement, gas heat and an annual tax bill under a thousand dollars. The price is $59,500. % ee 7 . . : . fully BLUF FEATURING DeLuxe 4 and 5 bedrm. Center entry foyer Separate dining room A ae boy baths Paneled ay ls C MW Ly ; ey ee family rm. with frplc. . Kitchen with built-ins . Basement and 2-car PaiceD FROM mm. pore. on ee garage. ‘$46,900 m odels ~ : MODEL OPEN. DRIVE OUT TOD BIRCHWOOD BUILDERS CR 811 Skokie Hwy. Northbrook PA 4-3294. BY O GLENCOE Perfect east Glencoe School Dist. On from town and location. oN bdrm., maid’s rm. 3 full baths. 2 attach. garage. Gas heat. Central cond. Marble Wood range, patio. F532. eamed livin rm. ce floor in dining area. pan. rec. ER cul-de-sac. 3 “bik, train. Split-level. rm. : a Elect. dishwasher, disposal. outdoor 144 acre. By Y a appo! ntment, 3 WILMETTE. BY Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff OWNER. cLY at hs Classified — 17 �ogee “KOENIG & STREY “GLENCOE EAST M ving BRICK ROOMS Rm. w/Fireplace and man extras. Posen. EXCELLENT acgeiaem over- Attached Carpeting IMMEDIATE VALUE AT= CALL—ALAN luxe Custom ON that yard. All BEAUTIFUL Moviact years. Gone 5 Built Ranch for your spacious ‘BEDROOMS Formal Dining AVE., retirement rooms, and~°1!2 2 Baths. Many fine IMMEDIATE = ap- POSS'N. ICED AT—$54,500. CALL—ALAN SEX -EVANSTON-NORTH PRICE REDUCED $25,900 ON THIS CUTE 6 ROOM yme plus Nursery and Breakfast Rm., iving Rm. w/Fireplace, 3 Bedrms., xilet x fk | Dining in Bsmt. Rm., 1 Bath Spacious plus Rear Yard. ren grade School. IMMEDIATE a SS’N. sok LE aa VALUE. Cash required. ain : . CALL—ALAN SEX ERROOM. TWO BATH HOME AND recover Kitchen floor. Included are: pe Stove, and Refri erator . RE AL UY near eye and Transportation. —MRS. STEVENSON IN 9-2376) (home DishLake, CALL phone: brick ranch, situated on beautiful2s in Indian among Hill many Estates. fine 26’ x 17’ TAXES. MILLER Evanston, Il. 273-3855 “TOWN & COUNTRY to yfield. schools 3 and bedrooms, Ranch baths, screened OUR CHANCE TO BARGAIN! Glencoe Skokie 212 separate breakfast room, porch. Listed in the 60s. | immediately available family wanting the best location and willing to do a little work. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, full basement. with 2c room. Close to school and ransportation. KOENIG & STREY PA AL CR upper In the 20s. i 843 brackets. CLOSE NOW to Alice Dr.) yr. 6% 6 ranch. 4 years old. 3 NW RR 3,500. May 63 E. be bought Franklin AMERICAN bedrooms, on 2 contract. , 256-4949 NVIEW. CHOICE LOCATION. SEE attrac. split level today. Liv. rm., 4’ x 10’ din. L., eating area in kitch. 14, ba., fam. rm. and rm. with bar. Many DOETSCH REALTY CO. : 729-0004 HIGHLAND PARK, 3 BDRM. SPLIT- ~ level, 2 full baths, centrally air cond., n. den, patio, tool shed, fully ndscaped. Priced to sell by owner at 500. 831-9428. es }— Classified rooms. 3 . Bedrms. ist’ floor: LR, Vroman-McKnight St. REALTORS NORTHWEST Evanston Review 42 Green EVANSTON OWNER: 1070 PRINCETON AV. Highland Park. 3 BR brk. ranch in top location. Air cond., crptng., glazed porch, frple., cab. kit. w/eating area, dshwshr. Reas. taxes, minimum maintenance. 1 blk. to Sunset Park and public pools. Near trans. and schools. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE ID 2-0722 or 815-436-6708. NORTHBROOK—BY OWNER— charming 3 bdrm. 142 bath bi-level in immac. cond. across from _ forest preserve. Liv. rm. w/cathedral ceiling, balcony, and din. L; spac. wood cabinet kitchen w/built-ins, D and D.; Pan. family rm, w/built-ins. Sep. laundry rm. Fully carpeted; cent. aircond. Upper 20s. Call CR 2-6870. * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk « Glencoe AND Bay KENILWORTH 600 NEW ON THE MARKET—7 rm. brick and frame split level on a half acre. Built in 1962, it has a wonderful traffic pattern and lots of storage areas. 3 lge. bedrms., 2 baths, large finished family rm., step-down living room, family kitchen w/lge. eating area, full dining room. Delightful neighborhood. $35,900. 8 room brk. and frame ranch w/FULL BASEMENT, 2-car_ att. garage, 4 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS, family rm., large patio. Beautifully wooded property. Excellent value in the low 40s. (See EVANSTON I'/, BATHS MID-20s NORTH oo to Prat ailway. 751 A RESIDENCE, 3 and ng in upper DA GLENVIEW home REALTY 4-0600 Northbrook Sycamore Area 1ST OFFER EXC. COL. 3 BR. RANCH Sunny LR, DR; Beaut. WD. cab. kit. Paneled family room, Brkfst. rm. Fird. attic, 142 car gar.; Fed. yd. w/full grown trees, shrubs. Walk 5 min. St. Norberts, N.B. pool, shop, train. Owner. 1712 Maple. $28,900. 272-1462 News * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving Winn. retired Hillcrest couple or AND with center entrance and patio; good carpeting; attached etc. 2 MONEY TALKS level garage: BR 3-2660 NORTHBROOK BRICK RANCH Living room, dining room combination; kitchen with eating area: 2 bdrms.; bath; full bsmt. with wood pan. room. Large screened porch. Lovely for summer living. Garage. Good close in area. $21,500 HAPP 1225 Central REALTY Av. AL Wilmette 1-3250 EVANSTON: DAWES — CHUTE schools, custom 1 owner split-level, 3 bedrooms; 2 baths; dining room; thermopane in L.R. Full 2 level basement with 22’ x 25’ finished rec. room, large cedar closet, work bench, overhead sewers and more. 60’ x 125’ corner. Carpeting and drapes includscatter 3 p.m. or weekend, DAvis 8- NORTHBROOK—BY OWNER—WHITE Plains overlooking golf course. 2 bath, pan. pan. din. rm.; 3 bdrm. ranch; fam. peting rm.; incl. lge. built-in $34,900. Forest-Lake Bluff kitchen. 272-2245. AND IT SAYS THAT that has a 30’ playroom; 2 heat ca MOST LIVEABLE HOUSE FOR THE least money. Attractive living roo with fireplace and cheerful pictur window, separate dining room, kitche with eating area, 3 comfortabl bedrooms plus a_ sleeping ore Carpeting and appliances included Full basement; 2 car garage. AI schools are within walking distance so is the train. Low 30s. QUALITY AT A LOW PRICE IN Central Evanston we offer this bedroom ranch only 10 years old. Th living room and dining room hav thermopane windows. The large cabi net kitchen has eating area and 4 stove and refrigerator are included There is a ceramic tile bathroom plus a powder room; a finished room i the basement. Aluminum roll uy awnings and combination storms and screens for all windows. 2 car garage Near all conveniences. 2 blks. td Skiles School. Only $24,500. REALTORS 38 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka Hillcrest 6-0900 KENNETH FRIEND JUST LISTED—a truly magnificent al brick older home, either for those whd seek many Bedrms.—or those whd« want huge rooms. Just 1 block fro the Lake and a short walk to town ani schools. This gracious family homé¢ offers the elegance and spaciousnes that are so realistic that is NOW!! WON’T hard to find—at LAST LONG—This COLNWOOD Georgian 242 baths. centrally with Den, air This is the BUY of THE you don’t call today—you something ARE Car- a mos price. Even a carriage housé presently rented! SEE I Bedrms., rm. and YOU LIN 4 large YEAR! I will miss great! LOOKING fine pan. Brkfst conditioned FOR A SPLI LEVEL? We have two great Split available in WILMETTE. One with z Bedrms. and one with 3 Bedrms. both are in excellent locations and ar outstanding values in the MID 40s. WINNETKA—NEW HOME ON MAR KET. A Spanish 2 story with 3 plu Bedrms., 212 baths. Den, separat Dining rm., Living rm. w/frpl. ané beamed ceiling. New heating syst Convenient location. Hubbard FRIEND Woods 835-375 PARK ‘DRASTICALLY REDUCED! $26,000 FOR THIS SOLID BRIC colonial —w/2 car gar. Lovely fire place, center entrance, sep. din. rm This won’t last, call today. CHOICE room PROPERTY brick JUST bldg. REDUCED RAVINIA —custom W/2 STY. Outstanding value to $41,900. RANCH—CENT. built 2 car AIR garage, COND low 30s. De Grazia Realty $55,000 4-9020 what bedrooms and bath. Electric many de luxe appointments; attached garage. hall plan. George 2 Cyrus & CA. UN thinks or this 2 year old stone and ceda contemporary ranch on one acre .i today’s best buy. Slate entrance; step} up living room with fireplace an sliding doors to balcony; formal dinin room. Electric kitchen with all built ins and dinette; 3 bedrooms and 2' CT. baths: open stairway to lowe BRICK car — thinks it’s worth HIGHLAND family. 74’ x 175’ BUSINESS” the sale cannot be consumated unti the two arrive at an agreement. O job (among other things) is to act a: an arbiter — A negotiator — helpin each party reach a friendly and fai solution to a common _ problen Whether you wish to buy or sell why not let us help you? BUSINESS SUBSTANTIAL * Northbrook Star * Hi ghland Park Herald Lake small worth buyer KENNETH 6-7100 Nine rooms, 4 plus bedrooms, and 31% baths. Modern kitchen; lovely yard RANCH PArk this Ridge Avenue REALTY Rd. in UNIQUE MAINTENANCE FREE ranch home with 2 bedrooms. Lovely yard with fruit trees, patio and 2 car gar. Beautiful street of fine homes in one of Evanston’s best locations. Ideal CLASSIC ATTRACTIVE 6 ROOM BRICK ranch, 3 bedroom or 2 and den, living room, dining L, kitchen with eating area, full basement, car port and patio. $25,900. Waukegan ad. elsewhere issue) is prosvective . NORTHBROOK: 5 bedroom, 2 story Colonial, with 21% baths, fireplace and paneled beam ceiling family room. Large mud room off service entrance. Quarry tile entry, laminated ceilings, overhead sewer. Quality minded construction by custom home builder. Residence located at 3274 Prestwick Lane, Northbrook. JMD Construction Co., 945-4130. - Priced to sell at $48,500 which will include sodding of front yard, seeding of rear, and storms and screens. 1141 St., $27,500. 8-4440 NORTHBROOK picture Western 30s. ORRINGTON-12PTCC Elm for 2nd floor, and 1 on 3rd porch, fireplace, garage. Priced our DISTINCTIVE HOMES Prospect Avenue EVANSTON BRICK 3-2552 Hugh C. Michels and Company LISTED house Kenilworth Roger) BRoadway IS OUR INDIAN HILL REALTY, INC JUST LISTED in E. WILMETTE—9 room—6 bedroom—315 bath 2-story home with a new 20 x 20 kitchen. 28 x 15 ft. living room elegantly done with beautiful new custom fireplace, 15x15 dining room, reception room with graceful staircase. Full basement, 2-car garage. New patio; large porch—perfect for summer entertaining. New wiring. Expensive wallpapers. Walking distance all schools, trains, CTA, beach, shopping. St. Francis Xavier parish. $59,500. Elston Builders 674-0300 256-3479 bedrooms on - flr., screened Bay Road (corner 1-5600 to tell REALTY Green ALpine 3 and 4 bedroom bi-levels now nearing completion for immediate occupancy or will build to suit. 2 ceramic tile baths, double oven gas range, dishwasher, disposal and finished family room. Located in New Trier school district, 3 blocks from Edens Highway. Directions: Edens to Willow Rd., W. 3 blocks to Bristol, S. | block to Abbott Court, E. !/5 block. Open daily after | p.m. NEWLY OF COURSE We have other homes we'd like you about—just give us a call. NORTHFIELD 1-0407 owner in Central Pk. Grant area, English style brk.; lge. master bedrm., 3 twin size bdrms., 2 baths, pwdr. rm., lge. liv. rm. w/frpl. and bay, din. rm. den. modern kit., w/built-in twin ovens, dishw., disp., screened pch., many closets and stor. space, full bsmt. with play rm., Bryant gas w/H.W., low cost heat, lge. attic fan, two car gar., lge. lot. High 50s shown by appt. DA 8-3611. WANTED FOR SPECIFIC CLIENTS A 5 bedrm. house in Evanston, preferably colonial in St. Athanasius parish, call Mrs. Bertram. Also needed 4 and 5 bedrm. houses in Wilmette, Kenilworth and Winnetka. We have the clients—do you have the house? ‘Weston E. Davie & Co. ORRINGTON ALpine BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED 2 story Colonial near schools, transportation and lake. Cheerful kitchen, cozy library, bedrm. and bath plus large unusual family rm. w/sliding glass doors to garden. 3 bedrms. and tile bath on 2nd floor. Priced right. WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF HOUSES FROM EVANSTON’ TO LAKE FOREST ALONG THE LAKE, AND FROM GLENVIEW TO BARRINGTON PRICED FROM $20,000 to $200,000, ANY OF WHICH WE wo BE MOST HAPPY TO SHOW . Cabinet Kit. and Pwd. rm. 3 BRs and Tiled bath on 2nd, Full bsmt. Gas ht. 2 car gar. Low 30s. 515-4th WINNETKA Betsey Norris Weston E. Davie REALTORS Road, Winnetka HI 6-4500 ‘““YOUR HOME IT TAKES TWO TO TANGLE No matter what an owner A WORTH-WHILE BUY In most desirable Wilmette location—Red Brk. Colonial one block from lake. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd floor. 2 bedrms. 1 bath on 3rd floor. A sun room and TV-den-family rm. on Ist floor. Beautifully maintained. In High 60s. Mrs. McCabe. Brick home in choice location. 4 Bdrms., 4 Baths. Large Liv. Rm. Large Family Rm. Gracious Din. Rm. Modern Kitchen. 2 ear att. garage. Located on beautifully landscaped 15 acre. re 2 2 DR, FOREST Luxury type ranch home on well landscaped acre. Liv. Rm. with fplce. Separate Din. Rm., Fam. Rm. with fplee. Large Kit. with dining area. 3 good size Bdrms. and 2 CT Baths. Centrally air conditioned. Electric eye garage door. Full basement with fplee. $58,500. HANDSOME DEN, WINNETKA Beautiful colonial—completely remodeled and restored 4 years ago. Ideal for those wishing the charm of an older home and space for the children. Within walking distance of the Village. Large Living room with bays— pretty dining rm. excellent kitchen w/15 x 15 brkfst. rm. overlooking garden—small music rm. and large solarium—tamily rm. opening onto large canopied terrace. Beautiful rear yard w/play space for children. 2 car plus garage—heated green house. Ample bedrm. space—ready to move into. For further information call Mrs. Kastrup. English brick home in fine location. First flr. has a large Liv. Rm. with fplece., separate Din. Rm., completely remodeled family kit. and enlarged glazed and screened Porch with Vinyl tiled flooring. 2nd flr. has 3 Bdrms., 2 CT Baths, extra large closets. Large and beautifully landscaped yard has aluminum screened summer _ house wired for electricity. Att. garage has electric eye door. $56,500. LAKE INDIAN HILL REALTY, ING CENTRALLY LOCATED In Wilmette. Older home—walking distance to everything. Frame-aluiainum siding. Separate dining room, kitchen w/eating area. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath on 2nd floor. In 20s. Mrs. McCabe. KENILWORTH EAST 4 BDRMS. BY Place _ HAROLD O. SCHULZ, BUILDERS on Seer: 5-1080 2 STORY 7 ROOM HOME By baths, family room, full basement, 2 @ar garage. 7 blocks to shopping and = Delightful Rd., 1 Melvin financin FOREST EARLY GR_ IN WILMETTE eae CENTRAL PARK BRK. RAN Lovely JOHN T. BROWN & CO. LAKE INC. Realtors ail. on this attractive 3 bdrm. ranc bsmt. on a 1% acre lot with ature trees. Owner anxious to sell. -BRK.-FRAME & ORR, Vroman McKnight 1:30 TO 5 30 FAMILY carpavaee: Mid meee 7™ GOED 670 Alice Dr. (W. on Dundee ef W. of Pfingsten, right on r. SIZEABLE 3-3220 $21,500 ~ $1,500 DOWN - BR VACANT OPEN SUNDAY A_ McGUIRE HI 6-8000 — SOUTHEAST home in St. Mary’s Parish and so close to downtown you almost won't need a shopping cart! A ‘‘plus’’ factor is the high value of the land, zoned R7, besides the 5 bedroom, sturdy brick home. Call for appointment. Mid 40s. Roger Fisher. ASSOCIATES, INC. ELM STREET WINNETKA = NORTHBROOK = N.W. Evanston TO DOWNTOWN IN & Country ie Glenview Wilmette Northbrook LARGE FAMILY. HOME WITH 6 bedrooms, 312 baths, den and a beautiful. family ‘room. with frpl. Wonderful near-the-lake location, convenient to the beaches and parks, but on a very quiet and attractive street. It’s just the time of year to move in and let the children have fun for a \ while before they go back to (Miller) School. Call today for an appointment, Low 60s. Call Roger Fisher. INVEST 212 baths. Large lot. In the Town 9-0330 41-0330 2-0330 ~ KENILWORTH REALTY & a Just listed and lovely! A 3 Bdrm—2 Bath Ranch home _ surrounded by unusual greenery and fully Air Conditioned. Living Rm. with fplce. 22’ x 20’. Delightful large Family Rm.— Kitchen. Att. Garage. $45,000. Dorothy Amos Ruth Nock IMAGINE A 3 BEDROOM, RED brick Colonial with attached garage being available in Lincolnwood School district for sale in low 30s. A well landscaped yard and nice neighbors too. Priced to sell. Call Bill Babcock. URY HOME in luxury neighbor25 od. English Tudor home in lovely setting in one of the North Shore’s finest areas. Interesting foyer to stepdo living room; separate dining oom, lovely kitchen, rustic family oom with separate bar room, powder room on ist floor. 2nd floor has 4 bedrooms, CONDITION EVANSTON NNETKA. French Provincial in Crow sland School district. Wonderful con- : aoe ‘ nice with lge. with lot. 20s. UNUSUALLY LARGE Liv. rm. with bath space at this price. Original owner Northbrook home with 3 bdrms., 249 baths, mod. kit., many closets and 212 car garage. $37,750 Just Listed BAIRD & WARNER LOW BOB 4 BEDROOM CAPE COD Lge. family rm., sep. din. rm., 11% baths, carpeting and appls. Lovely lge. wooded lot. Convenient to park, pool, shops, school and transp. $24,500 A new listing in Glenview near Flick Park and pool with 8 plus rooms all good size, 4 bdrms., 2 baths, 23 x 23 pan. family rm. w/frpl., 2 car garage. Private landscaped yard. See it today. UPPER 30s “ME SHOW YOU THIS CHARM. lot EXECUTIVE’S DREAM Beautiful home in Tall Trees section of Glenview designed for gracious living. 4 bdrms., 3 baths, lge. fam. rm. w/stone frpl., central air-cond. lath plaster construction, realistically priced. EXCEPTIONAL OPEN SUNDAY ‘FROM 2 TO 5 P.M. 2721 IROQUOIS RD. WILMETTE landscaped COD WALKING DISTANCE To train, school and shops. This brick ranch has full basement rec, room. 3 bdrms.; 112 baths; liv. rm. den or family rm. Kit. eating area; patio on landscaped Atte. gar. Good value in UPPER EVANSTON _. CAPE WELL CONSTRUCTED In East Glenview with 3 bdrms., 2 baths. This ranch has liv. rm. with frpl. wall, sep. din. rm., full bsmt., 215 car garage. Lovely lot, UPPER 30s LARGE deluxe Rm. pointments. SEX RIDGEWAY IMMAC. In quiet Glenview area. The much wanted 4 bdrms., liv. rm. w/frpl., plus ‘sép.. din: -rm., 2--C.T. bathe, dream kit. with roomy eating area. Bsmt. garage. Be sure to see this fine home. $41,500 E. Pav ~-NORTHFIELD GLENVIEW SHARP, Sal ae Ho ee = Weston Attractive brk. ranch with 7 spacious rms., beautiful liv. rm. w/frpl.; sep. din. rm.; family rm.; bsmt.; 2 car attached garage. Lovely’ grounds, many inclusions. See this now $44,900 RANCH—FEATURING and 2 BATHS. Spacious yoks private rear rage. INCLUDES: For 433-4613 463 Roger Highland Pk., lf You BUT CAN Have MAKE Williams Ill. Ave Little Cash SIZEABLE MON ly payments we can find a home fo you. Consult us without obligatio We also furnish secondary financin and purchase existing contracts an mortgages. Roth 3000 Mortgage Central Location!! IN _N. W. Corporation St. UNiversity Evansto: 9-1444 Location!! EVANSTON, 1 — BLOCK TC separate din Lincolnwood School—smaller home ir area of larger more expensive homes Three bdrms., 1 bath, rm., large side porch, plus fairly new 2 car garage. Price $24,500! Call Now Mr. Potter. L. A. Peterson & Co GR 5-1010. : GLENVIEW BY OWNER CUTE bdrm. ranch, built-in kitchen, fencec yd., low taxes, convenient center. PArk 4-6158, * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald May to shoppin 4, 1967 4 �- Se ohn ecaorer & Associates y CUNSET SOMEONE WITH VISION WILL BUY THIS / YR. OLD level close CUSTOM to the BUILT heart SPLIT- of valees. Walk to trains, shops, lake. Interior dramatically designed by decorator owner. 22 x 10’ foyer sets the pace on ist lvel, droom, bath, family room opening to patio. Large living room -with frpl., dining room, bright kitchen with eating area on 2nd level. 14 ACRE LANDSCAPED SUBURBAN estate with city-home facilities in a community of good schools and churches. FULLY 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths on 3rd level. Full basement includes paneled recreation room, storage room, laundry room. Busy executive will appreciate Pella windows, modest lot, ease of maintenance. Upper brackets. THE HEART OF A HOME ~ —1§ THE KITCHEN ‘“‘Country ALL COMFORT In Northbrook DELIVERY Unique rambling ranch home features an amazing arrangement of: three ron e bedrooms, 242 ceramic tile baths beamed paneled family room with reetace. with an unusual traffic Serta de from slate entry to sunken ens room and formal dining room to car garage. Step saver kitchen and Galeruane Priced at $46,900. Builder’s model home—only 6 months old. Spacious 2,880 sq. ft. Two story Cape Cod. Here is truly living on the luxury level. This home features 4 large bedrooms, 242 baths and a full basement. Master bedroom is on the downstairs level. Also on the ground level is a beautiful paneled family room with fireplace, mud room and large 2-car garage. Other de luxe features included are, professional landscaping front and rear, storms -and screens, wall to wall carpeting, and throw rugs, drapes and curtains, wallpaper, patio and special lighting fixtures. Truly a magnificent buy on a ee cul-de-sac location. Only AS BUILDERS NO MORE TAXIING! Beach, schools, transportation and shopping, all within walking distance of this spacious EAST WILMETTE home. Five bedrooms, kitchen w/plenty of eating space, deep shady lot. Garage, foundation, wiring, plumbing and heating all new 6 years ago. , 40 Green Bay Rd. ALpine REALTOR Kenilworth 1-7300 ttRROOK—4 BED. COLONIAL 3 Barberry Rd. Op = Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. Quality ee in Heathercrest area of fine homes. (N.W. Cor. Techny-Pfingsten) 8 plus rooms, 215 baths; L.R.; _sep. D.R.; fully equip. kit.; attractive fam. rm.; 2 car gar. 21% yrs. old-like new cond. Large rooms. Cent. aircond., many extra quality features. Can give quick occupancy. Exceptional value in middle 40s — under erent value. By owner. PA 4- $25,000 Hahn Ave. ROOMING HOUSE aston R-6 Zoning, Bidg. SOUTH License Realtor Room 300 Evanston EAST EVfor 7 rooms and 1 Apt. Call Mr. pBagero.an, Peterson & Co. GR 5-1010 May 4, 1967 DOWN ES Evanston Review INC. LANE ILL. SH 3-1352 GLENCOE Gracious English Lannon Stone and brick home in finest east location. Step-down liv. rm. w/stone frpl. and beamed ceiling lovely din. rm. opens to terrace. Circular stairway, modern kit. w/butler’s pantry and _ brkft. nook. 4 fam. bdrms. and 2 maid’s rms. 44% baths, pan. rec. rm. w/bar and built in TV. Two car heated gar. All in Top cond. on_ beautifully landscaped grounds. Many special features. Priced at $125,000. New listing. Finely maintained 5 bdrm., 442 bath French Prov. in choice East location near to lake. 2 story studio liv. rm. with frpl., large din... rm.,; exc. kit. Pan. fam. rm. w/frni, and bar. Landscaped grounds w/stone patio and barbeque. 4 car gar. Priced at $87,500. Attractive corner pr epesty in East Glencoe. Liv. rm. w/frpl., sunroom, sep. din. rm., den. 2 bdrms. and bath on ist floor, 3rd bdrm. and bath on second. Full bsmt., 2 car gar. Priced at $41,500. NORTHBROOK Brick and frame Colonial in Northbrook Highlands. Large liv. rm. din. rm. combination w/mirrored frpl. wall. Pan. fam. rm. Two bdrms. and bath on lst floor. 3rd bdrm. and bath on second. Priced at $36,500. Seymour Graham ty ESTATE 362 Park Av. GLENCOE VE 5-4455 NORTHBROOK BRAND NEW IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY SCHOOL DIST. 28 2312 MAPLE. AVE. CHARMING 2 STORY BRICK AND frame colonial located 3 blocks from trains, schools and _ shopping. 4 bedrms.; 242 baths; fine paneled and beamed recreation rm.; separate dining rm.; also large kitchen with separate dining area; slate foyer opens to a lovely living rm., full basement with tile floor for childrens’ activities. Priced $52,500 Robert A. Retzinger Inc. BUILDERS OF FINE HOMES IMMACULATE 4 BEDROOM home with 214 baths and a family room too. New kitchen with built-in stove, refrigerator and oven, exceptionally nice breakfast space; bsmt. playroom. Nothing like it at $49,500. PORTER & WEINRICH Realtors 62 Green Bay Winnetka 446-2600 Rd. BY OWNER, & GOLEE 4 BED- EVANSTON Modern 7 rm. bi-level home. Spacious liv. rm., din. rm., lovely cab. kit., 3 twin size bedrms., 142 baths, huge family rm., space for 4th bedrm. Carpeting incl. Central loc. $29,750. WILM Stone Ranch home of superb construction and quality throughout, 2 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths, built-in kitchen, formal dining rm., modern cab’t. fireplace, attached 2-car garage, electric eye door. Immed. poss. 60s. EAST GLENVIEW Most attractive Redwood Contemporary ranch in lovely wooded area. Large living rm., fireplace, family rm., 2 bedrms. plus den (usable as 3rd bedrm.). 1149 tiled baths, open patio and:sernd. porch; att. gar., gas heat, paneled walls and open beamed ceilings. Lot 100x230. Fine value. $39,500. KENILWORTH Hemphill-built Normandy Colonial of finest construction in East area. Rec. hall, fireplace in spacious living rm., formal dining rm., modern cab’t. kitchen. 3 bedrms., tiled bath, util. paneled 2nd fl. study or family rm. 6 bedrms., 412 baths, paneled recreation rm. Quite unusual! NORTHBROOK Most attractive Ranch Home on lovely 1s acre lot with curving frontage. Large. liv. rm., dining area, bright kitchen. 3 bedrms., tiled bath, util. rm., 2 car att. gar. An impressive home. oe GLENVIE Lovely yy rm. brick Georgian in choice location. Lge. liv. rm., din. ~rm., bright mod. kitch., 3 bedrms., 1 16 baths, recr. rm. w/frpl., 2 car att. gar. A buy! $37,500. SMART DAvis & GOLEE, 8-3200 Realtors Hillcrest Northwest 6-4700 Evanston Deluxe Brick Ranch with Panoramic Views! Liv. Rm. with Frpl. and Pict. Wdw., Dining area with Sliding Glass Wdw. Wall to Patio, fully equipped Birch Cabinet Kitchen with Brkfst. Bay—all overlook the btflly. landscaped floodlighted yard and beyond over the Golf Course, also 3 Bedrms., 2 Vanity Tile Baths, full heated basement, 2 car att. garage. Owner transferred—reduced to $45,000!—Will accept reasonable offer. 41, BA'tHS—4,500 Appleton & Company UNiversity 1312 Chicago 4-1102 Av.. ALpine NORTHBROOK 2780 LANDWEHR RD. Reduced for quick sale. A most outstanding home in a 2 sty. Colonial on quiet lane. Finest of construction. Ideally inet interior. Early poss. Outstanding value. Mae B. Blackwell The COUNTRY 119 W. Maple Mundelein 7 Room COUSIN Av. Home Lake WILMETTE WEST: 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath split level. More inside than meets the eye. Shown Sun. 2 to 5 or by appt. $35,000. 411 Romona Rd., AL 1- EVANSTON BY OWNER 3 bedrm. brick ranch, like new; pan. bsmnt.; gas heat; CT bath: Dawes schl.; nr. shopping-trans. Call wkends or after 5:30 wkdays. DA 8-0283. * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements and The Village Lamplighter, serving MORE NEW WILMETTE—2 1925 PArk Fine 4-0600 VERY ATTRACTIVE RANCH GLENVIEW BAKER New St. AVE. 1-6700 Forest-Lake Bluff in East Glenview has & WEINRICH- Bay Rd. SEQUINS SEEING AND IS twice 34 the acre Fine residential Breezeway < to 2 GLENVIEW BARK MANOR. POPULAR priced street. Charis ranch has the liv rm. area of a home price. lot. Expandable. IN SPARKLERS! _ DEERFIELD BELIEVING-—-This ing 2 bedrm. room and din. ? é et | ranch on _ quiet residenti Oak floors throughout, tw bedrooms, large schools buses. kitchen, sepai dining room. Full basement. Beau landscaped lot. Walking distance and ss tl OE habe hag OPEN HOUSE—Sunday1 to 5 P. 3515 Meadow Street AY blks. Landwehr Rd. 2 blks. N. of Techny) De luxe raised re Big 3 bdrms., baths, lIge. living rm., fruit-woc cabinet kitchen. with large area; paneled family room, 2c garage. Price $29,900. PARK-LIKE SETTING—Lovely 6 ranch, 3 bedrooms, 1'% baths. Glz porch with family room possibilit Utility room. $32,500 Se CAPE COD—3 living room, room. bevirooms, 2 baths, sep. dining room Fine location Immaculate. A for ue $22,500. ; WINNETKA .GREAT BUY FOR vesilee FAMILY OR RETIREES. ‘ be Z frame ranch with fireplace in living room. $35,000. nee 1240 Meadow Rd., Northbrook Open all day Sunday On 272-0200 oa PRICE REDUCED TO $35,000 this spacious 142 story brick located 2 blocks to stores, schools, trains, living room with fireplace, dining room, 5 bedrooms, 2 1S basement, 3-car garage, taxes newly decorated, immediate posses- sion. On — we PRICE REDUCED TO $22,900 this charming brick home with. bedrooms, dining area, ment, garage, walk cwner anxious. MORTON finished base- to bus and stores, GROVE JUST LISTED AT $28, we Attractive brick ranch, condition, large kitchen with ances, baths, 3 bedrooms, 11% ceramic family room, patio, Danenee this won’t last long CHIEF—REALTORS- 9215 Waukegan PHONE ~OPEN Road orien Grove 965-6680 ANYTE SUNDAY | TO a. 1412 SYCAMORE ye NORTHBROOK > South off Walters Av. 3 blocks West of Waukegan Rd. “harming three bedroom Colonial ranch that’s close to schools, f os transportation. Partial basement—< id EVANSTON BR 3-3750 GLENVIEW Y OWNER BONNIE GLEN ESTATES An outstanding Colonial home in fine area of new homes near Lyons, OLPH schools; trans.; lge. well-ldscpd. lot on cul-de-sac. 4 ’ spacious bdrms.; 21% baths; slate foyer; liv. rm. w/mbl., frple.; din. rm.; efficient kit. w/eat. area; D/D; waln, pan. fam. rm.; pan. rec. rm. w/bar; 2-car gar.; “home nicely carpeted and in excellent condition. High 50s. 729-2461. YARD Wii 62 Green QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. 1571 SHERMAN 4-2600 AL BACK PORTER COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE WITH close-in Location. on Golf Course. Superb Construction. Charming Colonial with 3 Bedrooms, 11!2Baths, LivingDining rm. with Fireplace, Eating Space in Kitchen. Screened porch, full Basement. Parquet floors on Ist. An + gpm Buy for Good Living. UN LUXURY — OWN Realtors 5-1617 Listing in Wilmette hal! the lovely 40’ pool and surrounding EVANSTON REALTORS GReenleaf fine 3 twin bedrms., 2!2 baths a paneled Rec. Room 24’ x 21’ dining-room and aé=e garden 16’ x 16’ opening to patio and Centrally Air Conditioned. \ electric kitchen. A most char home in the low 70s. Hokanson & Jenks Davis YOUR 8 year old home EVANSTON WILLARD SCHOOL 513 of this brick patio all fenced in f bathing privacy. The patio is 1 too for day or night entertaining. CUSTOM BUILT WHITE BRICK AND Clapboard home. Ist level has_bedroom or den, dressing room and full bath. 2nd level has living room w/fireplace, small dining room, kitchen, 2 corner bedrooms and bath. Available immediately. $34,500. IMMACULATE DUTCH COLONIAL with living room, dining room, sun room, kitchen w/eating area; three bedrooms and a ceramic tile bath on second floor. Beautiful yard, oversize one car garage. Low taxes. $27,900. Central see them BEAUTY construction RESORT IN Realtor Call ALpine 6-1015 : Hanley Joyce King Pietrowicz Rose Silsbee Mildred Williams 1219 Washington, Wilmette CENTRAL 71- timbered English style home w leaded glass windows. This is a bright home too. There’s a cozy for Dad on the Ist floor and a Rec. Room. A bkfst..room too. bedrm. has its own dressin room. 1 bath. 4 more good size bedrms. more baths. Priced in the 90s. HOME DELIGHTFUL 6 YEAR OLD FOUR bedroom 2! bath house; a magnificent paneled family room with crab orchard stone fireplace. Split leve with many extras. Carpeting an drapes, intercom, floodlighting, rock arden. 2 car attached garage. Lyons chool district. Overlooking the West Fork. In 50s. Call Jane Hanley AGELESS sturdy with dozens of extras for modern living. Large living room with fireplace, dining area, family room with fireplace and full bath. Modern kitchen with breakfast room. Four family bedrooms and 2 more baths. Completely finished basement for family recreation and hobbies. Artistic freeform pebble terrace. CENTRALLY AIR-CONDITIONED. In 80s. J. CLARKE y APPRECIATE t Homes INDIAN HILL ESTATES Delightful larger home in immaculate condition. Added family room, with ‘built-in bar-b-que, large living room with fireplace, bookcases. Attractive kitchen with separate breakfast room. 5 family bedrooms on 2nd, 312 baths. Fenced yard, 75’ x 185’. Low 80s. * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager Lake YOU'LL 4 THE LISTING Established Waukegan Road Sunday, flowering trees and shrubs in 1 Bay / landscaped yard. Underground sp eung system. Nothing like this S. ROOM? Glenview Realty 1141 ee and good bkfst. space. Conditioned. You should FOR OTHER GOOD BUYS IN GLENVIEW AREA CONSULT (Highway 176) 566-6720 Nr. The MAINTE- CUSTOM BUILT NORMAN _ BRICK ranch in ah excellent East Glenview location. 5 rooms; 2 bedrooms; 12 C.T. bath; living room with 3-way fireplace; large dining ‘‘L’’; kitchen with built-ins; recreation room with bar and fireplace; full basement; attached garage; just perfect for the executive td quality in a smaller home. $36,750 251-6465 LIBERTYVILLE—MUNDELEIN AREA Hidden among sturdy oak on the edge of rippling brook on desirable 3 acre parcel. 2 bedrm. aluminum sided Cape Cod with more than the usual to offer, i.e. 17 x 38’ two level family room with fireplace, guest quarters or 3rd bdrm.; garage, etc, etc. If you ean afford mid 40s, we suggest you poor By previous appointment only. Ca HOME THIS IS THE PERFECT HOME FOR the larger family; 8-room bi-level; 4 bedrooms or 3 and den; 2 full baths; kitchen with large eating area; living room; large dining ‘‘L’’; family room; 22 car attached garage. Located on a quiet street and just great for the kids. A low $33,900. & Assoc. 4 BDRMS., 212 BATHS, MARBLE AND walnut fireplace in liv. rm.; separate din. rm. custom dream kitchen, disposal, 2 refrigerators; gas ht.; beautiful carpeting and draperies, attached gar. $29,500. 1526 Juneway Terrace, Chicago. 262-6249. * Wilmette Life NEED 1-1105 LINCOLNWOOD TOWERS Handsome 2 sty. Colonial in demand area. Close in for Executive. 9 rms., 4 bdrms., 3142 baths. Spac. home w/ charm. 2 bdrms. 2 baths on Ist, 2 bdrms. 1 bath on 2nd. Air cond. Many refinements. Reasonably priced for so much value. Open nance free. 6 room ranch; 3 bedrooms; kitchen with eating area; living room with dining ‘‘L’’; attached garage and breezeway; fenced yard; central air conditioning; many extras included in this low price of $24,900. Jane Alice KENILWORTH EAST. FINE HOME OF distinction. Lovely English 2 sty. Near lake on quiet st. Superb constr. spac. liv. din. and library rooms. 6 bdrms., 412 baths on 2nd fl. Can be seen today. (among finest on the market). STARTER | phe COME SEE. ne Mey Ranch Home beautifully loca over an acre of Seclude property near the Lake. 3 be 3 baths. Family room _ with CHARMING IDEAL FT. Designed for easy maintenance is this Deluxe Brick Ranch in. estate-like area and heavily wooded affording complete privacy. Has 20x 26 Liv. Rm. with Frpl., 13x20 Din. Rm., 14x 19 Fully Equipped Cabinet Kitchen with B-B-Q Frpl., 26x16 Ist Fir. Family Rm., 35 x 15 Jalousied Porch; Unusual Bsmnt. has Lounge Rm. with Wet Bar, 2nd Family Rm. with Frpl., Game Rm., equipped Photo Rm., Pow. Rm., Office or Den, Laundry Rm., Workshop and Storage Rm. Also 200 amp service, Floodlighted grounds, Central Air Condtng., 2 car att. garage with Elec. ‘Eye door, abundance of closet and_ storage space. Owner will help finance or Sell On Contract. Realty GLENVIEW BASEMENT SQ. of Pe OUR 41ST YEAR GOOD VALUES East Glenview 5 BEDROOMS—FULL room plus heated sleeping porch, 2 baths upstairs, glazed front porch, 17 x 22 livine rm. w/frpl., 13’4’’ x 13’4’’ cining rm., sun rm.,, Walk- -up floored attic. New Trier E. H.S. 212 bliks. to C&NW R.R. Triple track stormsereens throughout. Mid 40s. Call 4463846 for appt. 3896. Glenview Well-built brick 142 story home just offered with 4 bedrms., 2 tiled baths, tandem bedrm. or den_e recently remodeled and redecorated, beautiful kitchen with brkfst. space, 2 car brick 30 day poss. Call today. 251-3640 272-1186 KENILWORTH SCHOOL JUST LISTED WINNETKA,- HARMING, OLDER HOME. 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, gas heat, semimodern kit. Located near Davis St. transportation, shopping, and Dewey School. Prompt possession. UN 4-5100 609 Sherman $50,000 10% HOMES, PHONE pera Helen G. Nixon, AS Directions: Edens-expressway or Waukegan Rd. (42A) to Willow Rd., west on Willow to Shermer Rd.; north on Shermer to Techny Rd. Turn west 34 mile on Techny to Sunset Fields. Rds. BRAND NEW LISTING IN WINNETKA ESTATE AREA White brick Colonial of finest construction on large lot. Marble fireplace in the 25x14 ft. liv. rm., charming dining room, powder room, kitchen w/dishwasher, breakfast ‘room. Master bedroom has private bath; 3 other bedrooms and hall bath. $65,000. ANDRUSS, LOW Decorator Furnished Models. Open for inspection 10:30 a.m. until dark daily, including SAT. and SUN. 272-5150 ANN YEAR-ROUND AIR-CONDITIONED. 2601 MULBERRY NORTHBROOK, CR: 2-5600 RIDGE Landwehr 2 Car Garages IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Paneled family rooms, 100% wool wall-to-wall carpeting or oak flooring. Twin lavatories, sli —_ glass shower stalls. Mud rooms. appen double oven-range, dishwasher and disposal. RED SEAL Lincoln, Winnetka Hillcrest 6-8400 alters and Homes Bi-Levels $37,100 TO John Channer & Associates TOWN Series’’ Split-Levels 2!/ Baths ONTRACTS POSSIBLE. 2 year old Custom built Colonial on 42 acre, 4 bedrooms, 21!2 baths, large family room with beamed ceiling, built-in bookcases and fireplace. Step-down livin room, formal dining room. CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED. . Beautifully landscaped. IMMEDIATE Squire Colonials XECUTIVE TRANSFERRED OPEN TO OFFERS INDIAN GUARANTEED 3, 4 and 5 Bedrooms HIS ONE HASN’T MISSED A THING to simplify the busy woman's life. Beautiful new Mutschler cabinets, new stove, D and D and cherry eating area. 4 bedrooms, 112 baths. Perfect for the family who wants to walk to EVERYTHING—even the beach. In the 40s. 525 SMART FIELDS a2 For Sale—Houses For Sale—Houses ete 158 tached aluminum porch. garage. siding Easy and 514 mortgage to large may maint iene j | be assumed © by qualified buyer. Low 20s. VILLAGE GREEN REALTY Shermer Avy. ; 272-1400 1876 wilmette 5 YR. brms., OLD garage. 11% BRICK baths, AND base., $39, 500 _ t MRS. MADISON att, , ae 869-5600 Highwood Herald Classified — rt digs �S Baird rea This ‘ideal HIGHLAND & Warner SEAUTIFUL HOME — unusually for family living and home and is gracious oat ith ane: Delightful Living room fireplace. Separate Dining room. eerful Solarium with glass doors to oe Patio. Well equipped beauti- Kitchen and Breakfast excellent bedrooms. Ample storage. 50s. room. Four Recreation room. Call MRS. OTTE. NER HATES TO LEAVE his lovely, like-new, center entrance Colonial. Spacious living room, separe dining room, family room, powder m. Nice built-in kitchen, D and D. Excellent bedrooms, 2 baths (one off the master bedroom). All wool carpetig included. 2 Car garage and ntral Air Conditioned! Low 40s. See ; eo without delay. Call MRS. ALITY RANCH—POPULAR AREA his like-new, well constructed brick . home is located in an area of fine homes. Attractive dining latehen fast living ‘“‘L’’. Pretty with built-ins area. 3 Nice room and wood cabinet and fine break- bedrooms, 2 baths one off master bedroom). A well kept me. Nicely landscaped. Low 30s. MRS. OTTE. 3 _ Central - to = ooms, Air school baths, Conditioning. and swimming. 112 park for For plus Short walk recreation and appointment, call Baird & Warner 1151 Waukegan Rd. Glenview, Il. - Faaigss 588-1855 NED FOR HORSES wooded Riverwoods. ing room amily room doors ‘ with to each patio, all for LARGE oak with 3 paneled sliding bedrooms, only occupancy. IN BEAUTIFUL Two acres. Liv- fireplace, $42,000. glass 2 location in baths Immediate Northbrook sur- nded by mature trees. Four large irooms, 242 CT baths, oak cabinet , fireplace in living F COURSE t VIEW window room—see FROM goes with mint tioned 3 bedroom ranch. Large age, low taxes—a real rent beater - the young couple who yearns for a of their own a_ sterling alue at $21,000 : -ELEGANT SPLIT LEVEL IN orthbrook—centrally air conditioned us bedrooms, 2 baths, fenced yard, i com system and lots of other “‘goodies’’ to embellish 2,750 square et of living space. High 40s. Call us to see today. - wooded acre on no-outlet private = ne—excellent expansion possibilities, c to Edens—Lower 30s 527 Dundee ee Rd., Northbrook 2-7 950 IMMACULATE fornia signed and BRICK Redwood and easy custom AND home. built maintenance. Custom for 2 CALI- lot, Includes wall to and appliance. $23,500. BEDROOM living room place; comfort area, area. large wall carpeting BUNGALOW. LARGE with pleasant area; de- bedroom, large living room with dining cious kitchen with eating dry basement. Located on Full screened wood burning porch. Paneled kitchen with in splendid, condition only L.R. - ready . . . $17,500. Can $1,800 down. S Open AL ____ be yours Call New By REALTY CO. E. train, _ compl. crptg., Tete ea 20 — Classified district. 945-5240 Walk shopping. W. buys Jos. Howard to Incl. $45,000 firm. Owner: OPEN AREA 15 year old ranch! garage gas heat Rush Realtors 338-7100 E. Glenview DAILY 2 TO 5 2031 Big Oak Lane, Northbrook 3 bedroom ranch, modern kitchen, lge. breakfast area. Forced air gas heat. Beautiful yard. Ideal neighborhood. $24,500. Call Odh Realty HI 6-4900. NORTHBROOK BY OWNER 3 bedrm. brick ranch, immac. cond., liv. rm. din. rm. comb.; kit. w/builtins; fin. bsmt.; beaut. private yard, walk to schools, shopping, trains, rec. aes For appt. call 272-5633 or 2721960. GLENVIEW 1400 E. LAKE Brick and sandstone split-level; 3 bedrooms; 11% baths; living-dining “L”; large kitchen with eating area; paneled family room with raised corner fireplace. Under 30. Evenings 724-2039. UNiversity 9-1669 Trier park, COMPLETION 3-BDRM.; LIV. RM. W/PAN. FRPLC. wall; sep. din. rm.; beamed ceiling den; Geneva kit. w/ D/D; full attic; lge. patio; beaut. condition. Low 30s PArk 9-0402 for GLENCOE BY OWNER bdrm., 212 bath; air cond.; separate dining rm.; 142 car att. garage; sun rm.; mod. kitchen and bath. In South Sch., Wil. GLENVIEW EAST— BY OWNER New listing. Bi-level; cent. air.; humidifier; fenced yd.; covered patio; 3-bedrms.; 112 baths; mod. kit. w/D/D; rec. rm.; all ceptg. and drapes. Mid 30s PArk 4-9049 into field 4 big bedrooms, separate . rm., paneled family rm. w/frpl., itchen w/built-ins—eating area. Center entry floor plan, basement and ‘garage. $45,000 : 4 BEDROOMS din, rm., ; 2 » Binge Split-level, bai cite n w/built-ins, family rm., 22 ths. Basement, garage, air-condiC . Superb landscaping w/patio and underground sprinkling system. r. schools and pool. 42,500 school, Ct., GLENVIEW: BRK. AND CLAPBOARD Cape Cod; 2-car gar.; paved driveway; 3-bdrm.; wood pan, study; fam. rm. w/frole. Custom kit.; L-shaped liv.-din. rm.; W/W _ cptg.; © disp., dishwasher, oven and range built in; $25,000. 724-4264. _———"? STORY COLONIAL VILLAGE | to 4 217 Thelin $19,950 2 bedrooms ALBERT GASKIN CO. Waukegan at Deerfield Rd. & Sun. RIDGE-HOWARD and to move N.W. GS GULEN-OAK ACRES : 5 year old quality custom built bilevel, 3 bdrms., 2 full baths; formal din. rm.; 27x15 driftwood pan. rec. rm. w/huge stone frpl. Zoned heating, 2 car attac. gar., carpeting and many extras. $38,500. PA 4-2303. NORTHBROOK—BY OWNER—RANCH. On 1.44 acres. 3 lge. bdrms.; plastered throughout; inc. att. gar.; full bsmnt. C.T. bath; fple.; lge. kit. w/abundant cabinet space. CR 2-1989. E. DEERFIELD. 821 WARRINGton. Charming 3 bdrm. brick ranch on large wooded corner lot. Many extras. Low 30s. 945-6409. HOFFMAN ESTATES, 3 bedrooms, 1142 baths, 24 ft. family room, 14 acre landscaped with patio. Call 529-7136. pan. lot EVANSTON—OPEN Sun. 2-5, 2225 Simpson. 160 HOUSE. 3 bdrm. brick ranch; 2 c.t. baths; rec. rm.; 2 frpls.; screened porch; 2 car gar. Lincolna schl. Upper 30s. By owner. 47596. its WILMETTE—INDIAN HILL ESTATES Lovely red brick ranch. 6 rooms. Liv. rm. w/frpl., 2 bedrms.; plus paneled den; lg. family rm.; 112 baths, kit. w/eating area, appls. incl. Big attic for storage. Att. 242 car gar., elec. eye door. Beautiful fenced-in rarden. $42,000. Call Owner AL 1-0245. eating $19,500. St. of BEDRM. SPLIT-LEVEL, 2 BATHS, spacious kit. with wood cabs., sep. din. rm., are a few of the fine features. Mid 20s. TECHNY REALTY, INC. 2323 Waukegan, Northbrook, 272-4950 fire- asement, and 1 car garage. Located . South Evanston near schools and 1229 Emerson Sat. 1-8279 NEARING 4 BEDROOM STUCCO HOME. D.R., spacious kitchen. Full transportation. because LONG GROVE—COLONIAL Delightful, spacious 3-yr. old family home overlooking beautiful countryside. 9 rm. brk.-frame; 5 bdrms.; 21% baths; liv. rm.; din. rm.; fam. rm. w/frple. 242 Ildscpd. acres. Zoned for horses. Priced in low 50s 438-6079 WILMETTE WEST—BY OWNER— New Bell School, New Trier West, and Loyola schools. 9 years old, 3 bedroom, 112 bath. Brick Bi-Level. Solid masonry constr. $32,000. ‘peted throughout. A truly appealing wore that GLENVIEW. BY OW NER BONNIE GLEN ESTATES Split-level, 5 bdrms., 315 baths, lge. pan. fam, rm. w/frpl., Terrazzo fl. also lovely carpeting. 2 car gar. Close aa schl., shopping. Low 50s. 724- ~ NON RACIAL Eval ston find BY OWNER: IN THE LOW 30s Williamsburg Village. 3 bedroom split level, comb. utility powder room and 15x17 pan. fam. room on first floor leading out to lovely patio for outdoor enjoyment, Carpeting included. Immed. pos. Call for appt. OR 9-2685 or GR 5-3977. 2339 W LISTING—COUNTRY ATMOSet with CLOSE-IN LOCATION. Colonial ranch with four bedrooms, fireplace, two_ baths, 2 car garage we NORTH EVANSTON, BY OWNER. Brick ranch, 3 bedrms.: 11% baths; 190; EW. 3M. * Ths Bin ee it: w/brkfst. nook; screened porch w/custom blinds; full bsmnt.; attic; gar.; fenced yard; comb. winds.; carptg.; drapes, many extras. 1 blk. to “‘L’’: $34.000. 677-7691. to YOUR this PUT WILMETTE: HARPER, ST. JOSEPH New Trier E. School dist. Cozy 3 bedrm. home on cul-du-sac. 18 x 14 pan. fam. rm. opens onto lovely private yard, mod. wood cab. kit., good closets, exc. cpt., drps. Ideal for children. Near trans. shopping. $28,500 by owner. 251-9294. kitchen with built-ins, paneled family elieve in low 40s. WE'VE location and external appearance it must go for $44,500. It’s 10 years old and has 10 rooms. If you are a luxury loving, bargain hunter with taste for the unusual. Call 433-0479. WILMETTE 3 BEDRM. BRICK BIlevel with lge. dbl. closets, cer. bath, 20 x 27 fam. rm. with wet bar and 1% bath. 2 car gar. Bell, Highcrest, New Trier West, Loyola Schools, Solid const., plastered walls, oak firs. $34,500. Open house Sun. 12 to 5. AL 1-9196, 200 Thelin Ct., Wilmette. HOUSE, LARGE VALUE—EX- cellent PARK, $54,000 into our house and we’ve been “ey happy in it. Now we must sell GLENAYRE attractive Bs For Sale—Houses me Selling This Weekend BEST OFFER TAKES! 3-Bdrm. brk. ranch; $26,500; Aug. 15 occup. Open house Sat.-Sun. 11-6. 244 Greenfield, Glenview. PA 4-8679. WEST WILMETTE—OWNER 4 bdrm. bi-level. 2 full C.T. baths, sep. din. rm., pan. den and bsmt. New crptg. Gar. Cent. air cond. Prof. ae Bell Schl. Upper 40s. AL 197. NORTHBROOK — BY OWNER — EXcep. quality and value. Brick and redwood ranch; thermopane throughout. 3 bdrms.; C.T. elec. kitchen; 28’ pan. fam. rm.; 4th bdrm. or office. Wkshop; low taxes. $27,500. CR 2-0059. NORTHBROOK HIGHLANDS, BY owner, 3 bdrm. tri-level. Blt.-in kit. Lge. attr. lot. Finished fam. rm. Drapes, cptg., air cond. unit incl. 812 Ash Lane. CR 2-1377, $31,500. N.W. EVANSTON BY OWNER Brick. Facing park. 7 rms. plus encl. rch. 3 bdrms.; 112 baths; firepl.; arge paneled den; 8 mos. old carpet. Willard School. Under $35,000. 475-2252. NORTHBROOK - 5 YR. OLD RANCH, 3 bdrms., 1142 baths; built-in kit. w/eating area; full bsmt., South of St. Norberts, 3 blocks from town, $26,500. CR 2-5008 after 6 p.m. E. GLENVIEW: 3-BDRM. BRK. ranch; 2 baths; 2 yrs. old; cent. aircond.; 2-car att. gar.; pan. bsmnt. New Trier Dist. By owner, transf. Mid 40s 729-3428. NEW 3 ENGLAND VILLAGE BDRM., 142 BATH COLONIAL dead end St., lge. Ist fl. family w/built-ins. 30s. OR 4-3298. FAMILY OF 3 PLUS’ IN-LAW needs. 3-4 bedroom house in New Trier East district, nr. train, in 30s. Excellent references. BA 1-2991. 3 OR 4 BEDROOM HOME room. Glenview, near school. 965-1542. EAST DEERFIELD SPLIT LEVEL 3 bdrms., 112 baths, built-in kit. w/eating area, pan, fam. rm., screened porch, attac. gar., for appointment, WI 5-1104 WINNETKA: 4 BDRMS.; 112 BATHS, plus shower and bsmnt. bath; living rm.; dining rm.; kitchen; den. Mod. gas furnace; 220 wiring; 2 car gar.; nice enclosed yd. Low 30s. HI 6-6649. EVANSTON BY OWNER 4 bdrm., den, 2 sun porches, 3 car garage, near schools, trans., reduced to $26,500. UN 4-2777. 161 GLENVIEW: OWNER TRANSFERRED 9 ROOMS; 4 BDRMS:; 215 BATHS; 2 LGE. FAM. RMS. 50s 724-5558. FAR NORTH SHORE AREA, COUNtry-like atmosphere. 4 bdrms.; 2 baths; bsmt.; rec. rm.; bdl. gar.: enc. patio. Low 20s. Details. CE 4-3245. KENILWORTH, BY OWNER 3 bedroom, 2 plus baths. White brick, well maintained. Conv. to everything. Upper 40s. Call AL 1-6321. NORTHBROOK BY OWNER: GREENbriar School. 3 bdrm. brk:. rch., lg. scr. pch., playrm. in full bsmnt. $21,500. 2321 Oak. 272-2399. 159 For Sale—Town Houses WILMETTE S.E. Corner OPEN | 1th and Central SUNDAY | - 4:30 6 LUXURIOUS TOWNHOUSES Short walk to shops, trains, etc. 3 bedrooms, 21% baths, living room with tireplace, dining room, completely equipped kitchen. Full basement, Attic. Attached garage. Garden patio and separate dining patio. Central air conditioning. NASH REALTY 446-7180 160 Wanted to Buy—Houses PRIVATE PARTY NEEDS 3 BDRM. bi-level, din. rm. or ‘‘L’’, mid to high 20s. Occupancy per sellers needs. East Northbrook, Highland Pk., Morton Grove. Wilmette. 465-4523. FROM OWNER N.W. EVANSTON 4 bedroom, 212 bath home, den or family room. Near Willard or Lincolnwood schools. Write T-103, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. PRIV. PARTY WISHES TO PURchase 3 or 4 bdrm. home from owner. i sea area. In the 30s. Phone UN -4404. HOME IN WINNETKA ONLY to $30,000 price range from Call 446-8745 Mon. through eves. $20,000 owner. Thurs. APARTMENT HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification +132 in this Paper! REC. and For Sale—Vacant stocked ming with pool. trout. Each A Property $100,000 swim- lot $10,000. VACANT PROPERTY NORTHFIELD AREA. ONE ACRE LOT in New Trier School District with all utilities at low price of $11,500. er : King's Court Corporation a division of C. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOCIATES 339 W. Frontage Rd., Northfield HI 6-8373 Preferred Lake Forest Sadler & Hultman Inc. 5-0500 ALpine 1-1500 GLENCOE-RIPARIAN GLENCOE REALTY ETHEL - ROSENTHAL $75,000 lake forest 3} 4 MRS. MADISON acres. garage. NORTHFIELD Residential Lots. A Real Buy for $75,000. REALTY NORTHFIELD NEWLY HI 6-4900 LISTED $9 EVANSTON LOT ZONES FOR 2 FAMILY DWELling, in good location. $7,500. ALBERT GASKIN CoO. 1229 Emerson St. UNiversity 9-1669 HIGHWOOD 19 LOTS ZONED FOR 2 family dwellings, for immediate sale. For details contact. GUY VITI, REALTOR 226 Green Bay Rd. Highwood 432-3933 GROVE BUSINESS 3 CHOICE SITES 70 ft. on Golf Road 75 ft. on Waukegan Road 96 ft. on Waukegan Road INDIAN HILL REALTY HI 6-0900 MORTON CHOICE WOODED PROPERTY. PRIvate lane, wild flowers cover the ground. Riverwoods. Priced to sell! Call for exact location $10,600 VILLAGE REALTY Co. 945-5240 SHERIDAN sell. BY RD., WILMETTE OWNER, PRICED TO 256-2931 GREEN BAY ROAD—WILMETTE Choice Commercial Vacant. 65 x 85 Ft. Heavy traffic street $35,000 Hal Metzgar. : MITCHELL BROTHERS GR_ 5-3900 Lake Forest-Wooded 75'x170 LOT, $9,950. BARGAIN-OWNER. CALL 234-4342 GLENCOE LOT FOR SALE BY OWNer corner of Fairfield Rd. and Westwood Lane. 165 ft. x 188 ft. Call VE 5-0703 RIVER WOODS—DEERFIELD BEAUtifully wooded home site, 2 acres. 315’ Saege. Priced to sell. Owner. WI 5EVANSTON Choice residential. Just available. ' Sheridan Road 55’ x 150’. Call 263-6191 or 869-9171. LINCOLNSHIRE—HEAVILY WOODED 14 acre w/sewer and water. $8,900. 2-7300. CR REALTY BIRCHWOOD 214 WOODED ACRES IN RIVERWOODS. UN 4-5000 EXT. 349. $ Good 40 WOODEE 4 bdrms.; 1 bath; Phillips, Wis. hunting. Phone 2 ca (Pric UN WISC: NEW HOME 3 bdrm.; 2 baths. 164 OD F For Sale—Business Property | OUTGROWN OUR PRESEN? warehouse and will be moving larger location within 90 days. Prese building about 7,500 sq. ft. wareho ing space incl. enclosed recessed dock lg. auto. overhead door, 3 panele offices. Now rented, but avail. . j desired. Brick and steel const. Vacar lot 65 x 150 adj. Zoned C2. For goa quick deal call Roy Peterson. PETERSON MOVERS GR 5-1200 2709 HOWARD ST., CHICAGO Fige newer type bldg. with 2 stores o offices, and a shop with 2 car gar. 2 the rear. One store and shop i presently rented. One office is avai for immed. occupancy (12’ x 70’ Small kit. and full bath in each office Like new cond.—$45,000. or offer. UN 4-9020 CYRUS & CO. ONE STORY BRICK COMMERCIA building on Central St. in Evansto Lot approx. 48x 144. Avail. immed $35,000. REALTY CO. REALTORS Wilmette ALpine 521-4th 1-300 NORTHWEST 200 FT. FRONTAGE, GAS, ELEC tricity. Approx. 2 acres or mor available. Terms. 231-1025. Agent. HOWARD ST. 2 STORES, 2-5 RM APARTMENTS. FULL DRY BASE MENT. AMPLE PARKING A REAR. UPPER 20S. MITCHELL BROTHERS GR_ 5-390 2 For Sale—investment Propertie RESIDENCES ON COMMERCL lot 50x 125. Kenilworth. Low taxe and maintenance. 9% return on fu equity. Price $45,000. Cash req $23,000. Write A-950, Box 60, Wilmette 168 Cemetery Lots and Crypts MEMORIAL PARK 6 GRAVE LO Memorial two, lot No. 657, $850. Writ A-976, Box 60, Wilmette, Illinois. MARKET PLACE Appraisers—Auctioneers— Sales Conductors THERE’S GOLD IN THEM THA attics and basements and garages an mother’s old house. Turn your trea sures and trash into CASH Hous sales conducted and appraisals. DEBORAH GOLDEN GOLDEN ERA SALES UN 9-2022 Call Anytime GR 5-0127 JEANETTE CASKEY Of Buggy Wheel Antiques 1135 Greenleaf, Wilmette Household Conducted Sales, appraise for estates, insurance. AL 1-2100 or HI 6-3037 Brittler Household Sales ._ _ FOR THAT SPECIAL SERVICE Featured in August Reader's Digest HI 6-2410 s HI 6-566) FLEA MARKET EVERY SUN. & Leslie’s barn, Buyers and _ seller welcome. Wadsworth Road at 4 Wadsworth Ill. Info. UN 4-1145. HOUSEHOLD CONDUCTED SALES APPRAISALS, SALES, MARKING BETTY BOUGHTON Call evenings ALpine 1-24 171 Conducted House VICTORIAN In Sales FURNITURE COLLECTOR’S ‘“‘MINT”’ ITEMS condition. ‘ 908 Marion Ave., Highland Park (O blk. N. of Lake/Cook—off of Gre Bay Rd.) Wed., Thurs., Fri. May 3-4-5. 10:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. Outstanding Victorian furniture fro a cricket foot stool to Oak dining r table; parlor stove; restored ice bo rockers; 4 poster pineapple bed leaded glass shades; frames; trunks sofas; chairs: tables; Karastan rugs R.R. LIGHTS; BOOKS; RECORD PLUS CONTEMPORARY Fr. Pro bdrm. set; sporting equipment; Fis er, Gerrard stereo parts and speakers Bonus: Adele Girard’s Wurlitzer Har No. 21 w/gold leaf base and curl maple sounding board and_ stoo Concert Master’s 70 yr. old Viola an Violin, handmade by Andrew Hydé Must sacrifice—treat yourself to treasure! Better House Sales Conducted The ‘‘TRIO’’ 432-3107 By SALE Thurs. night May 4th, 7 to 9 p.m. Fri May 5th, 10 to 3 p.m. 2511 Elm § Evanston, IIl. . 3 pe. sec., contem. sofa; wal. cocktz tbl.; end tbls.; chrs.; Imps.; frple screen/acces.; loungers; stereo; bam boo furn.; TV’s; bookcase; kit. applec.| king size h.b.; twin beds; chests dresser/mirror; van./bnch.; hide-a bed; shutters; dishes; lge. cameras; rug; draw sun/heat drps. Imp.; le dies’, children’s —cafe brass /rods; misc. and bric-a-brac. AND ANTIQUES, Ruby brass art shade; pictures; framed hand frames; what-not oval mirror; jardiniere Bisque head lge. doll in mint cond. and other items. Sale by Loretta an Dorothy Lathrop. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star ° Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff 2 ia 834-0088 Northfield-Northbrook VACANT Near EPHRAIM, the shore. 3 ACRES Heart of Northfield. Fronting on 2 streets. Including usable $35,000 home. NASH REALTY : 446-7180 NEW TRIER SCHOOL DISTRICT Approx. 2/3 acre. Heavily wooded. Sewer and water. Ideal for contemporary home. $16,500. NASH REALTY 446-7180 2 HOME. 8 rms.; a 169 869-5600 ODH Sve Homes and Cottages ACRES NEAR ° KNOLLWOOD Country Club and expensive homes. 1 or 2 sites. $24,000. || ” COUNTRY 166 213 FT. LAKE MICHIGAN SHOREline. Superb homesite for a discriminating buyer. Nothing like it on the market. 835-1800 Pe TIGHE ONLY 3 PARCELS AVAILABLE IN private estate, magnificent trees, private, winding road, entrance gates, ponds. Sites from 114 to 2 acres. From $28,500. Ask for plat. GReenleaf For HAVE VACANT PROPERTY BARRINGTON AREA. TWO ADJOINing acre lots on high ground in beautiful Trout Valley-60 minutes to Loopfacilities with land include heated horse stables, miles of Tan Bark riding trails, 13 spring fed trout pools NORTHBROOK BY OWNER 3 bdrm. Col. ranch w/fple. Walk to schools, trains, swimming pool. Beaut. ldscpd. yd. $25,900. CR 2-2206. BY OWNER — CENTRAL EVANSTON. 4 bdrm., 2', baths; full basement. older home in lovely area. In good condition. $26,000. Phone 328-3355. WITH train RANCH HOUSE 2 OR 3 BDRM., bsmnt. Walking distance to Northbrook shopping plaza. Mid 20s. GR 55709 after 5 p.m. ON rm. EVANSTON BY OWNER. 4 BEDrooms, sleeping porch, 11% baths, liv. rm. w/fireplace, loc. nr. St. Mary’s and Dewey school. Owner transferred. UN 4-5869 for appointment. 162 Wanted ‘to Buy—Houses , May 4, 196 �wx at. Sales 172 RS. AND FRI. 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M., 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 215 Sheridan d., Highland Park, hatchin chr. YOODARD rattan 3-pc. sec. and tblis.; 36’ For BRIDE-TO-BE sq. -chrs.; mesh metal settee and tbl.; t. Boston rocker; 2 Prs. excellent iv. rm. chrs.; set of 6 shield back ah. din. chrs.; 48’’ Mah. breakfront; aple chrs.; Magnavox 3-speed anger AM-FM radio comb.; Pr. apvle twin Poster beds, night tbl., k, chest and bookshelf; Mah. dbl. ed, chest and dresser; left hand door : erator; elec. stove; aut. washer; d elec. train set; plated flatware for ; stuffed sailfish; 6x9 oval hooked ¢ misc. oddments and yard tools. ale by Hazel Ann Stupple. Sale—Household "The We've set aside a goodly number of short rolls, roll-ends and remnants of quality broadioom just for you, at savings of 40% to 60%. Some in sufficient yardage for wall-to-wall installation; others we can make into good-looking area rugs. Hurry in! EVANSTON CARPET AND CLEANING CO. 1917 Church St. UN 4-0277, UN 4-0289 Mon. and Thurs. to 9—Saturday to 5:30 YES WE WELCOME ALL MIDWEST BANK CREDIT CARDS Goods GARAGE SALE—HELP US MOVE Davenport, Chas. of London, gold cover; 3 occas. chrs., tan, green and rose colored; 2 oil paintings, fine origs.; Limoge china, misc. good pieces; misc. bric-a-brac; luggage; chafing dish, copper and brass; never used Polaroid color camera, model 103 w/flash; Winchester shotgun, 12 gauge model 97 w/polychoke; 2 Coleman campstoves, like new; Craftsman bench saw 8’, comp. outfit; 2 chrome Best For Less’ MOVING SALE kit. cnrs.; 2, oe 1232. Entire Stock of New Furniture A Savings On Everything .. . uble dresser, mirror, chest H bookcase bed . . . only 08 . . . odd chests from B.80. Quilted innerspring ttress and matching box ing .. . from $56. Daven- + beds from $158. Sleep pirs, sep. mattress $122. of 3 tables $22. $339.95 pc. sectional with ers .. . $258.80. plastic Mr. and _ chairs, otf. . . . $82. B9.95 med. sofa $177.80. RYTHING off. WAREHOUSE Noa 4 pc. Bedrm. Sets Sofa Beds-Sleeps. 2 pe. Dinette Sets Bunk Beds ollywood Beds Drawer Desks ounge Chairs 99.75 79. 49.95 49.88 49.95 38.88 29.95 Sofas credit 24 months 144.88 $ $ ; $ values is good to pay RKER FURNITURE Howard St. CO. 764-2206 144 Blks. E. of‘‘L’’ Station y to 6. Mon., Thurs. to 9 Sun. to 5 PEMBROOK TABLES; OLD MA. corner cupboards; mahog. crea; pr. carved Ital. commodes, 64’’ og. breakfront; drop leaf side le; 45’’ glass top coffee table; rble top antique table; pr. French ple end tables; sm. sq. maple table; . gateleg table; student desk and bir; old wal. chest; old mahog. fet; Knotty pine bachelor chest; . bar; lamp tables; kit. table and ir; mahog. table-6 chairs; old tan radio in cab.; pr. old Dresden dle holders; pr. old Dresden lamps; old brass ceiling light fixtures; rors; Japanese urn; Bavarian figes; beaut. oil paintings, water 0) and engravings; Audubon ts; many old chairs for antiquers. t June ist we'll have a 1,000 s for sale, if interested leave your ber, we'll call you. AL 1-5515 DEFINITELY. 4, 1967 $35; a THE BLIND 8-5775 LIKE NEW. LANCASTER HONEY maple din. rm. furniture; harvest style table will seat 8; hutch; tea cart; 4 chairs; 2 captains chairs, $300; wall shelf and mirror, $30; maple bedside table, $20; small _ uphols. chair, $20; maple oval wall mirror, $30; wall barometer, $15; amber glass table lamp, $25. Call 272-1400 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Honored . 149.95 Your SIZED REFRIGERATORS from $59.95 AUTOMATIC WASHERS 9.95 DRYERS 69.95 RANGES from $69.95 RECONDITIONED GUARANTEED 11 Sofas Sets of other 2- USED APPLIANCES Save 40 to 60% Hundreds at DA Wyeth—da Everything Sacrificed Contemporary oak ID FREE DELIVERY NORTH SHORE REFRIGERATION Crawford and Simpson (Golf Road) ust Vacate’ Italian Prov. 4 pe. Bedrm. in TWIN 823 Dempster Benson Ave. GR 5-4900 EVANSTON _ Cards beds BENEFITS HAS TO GO Charge ANTIQUE Park, Bargain Boutique 1621 1 Midwest poster Highland 3107 Variety of furniture. GE washer and dryer, perfect working condition. Waste King incinerator. N\A Furniture Co. OUR OF tbl. linen; CUSTOM UPHOLSTERED ENGLANder loveseat, 3 mo. old, Color, Celadon green, 50’’ long, opens to twin size bed, tension ease foam matt., perfect new cond., will sell for $145 which is less than half orig. cost; 6 pl. setting, 6 pc. ea., plus meat platter, veg. dish, cream, sugar, Jackson Internationale China, Contempri patane open stock; misc, items. 869- $29.50. ny lamps at 50% four Av., and APARTMENT SALE: EVERYTHING must go. Mahogany DR set, incl. buffet, china cab. and chaise (will sep.); Beds; dressers: upright piano $35; piano bench; Windsor rocker; sofa $15; easy chrs.; end tbls.; lamps; china; linens; good blankets; desks; all kit. equip.; tools; garden equip. All priced for quick sale. Fri. and Sat. 11 to 5, 1228 Simpson, Evanston. Call DAvis 8-3930 on sale days. hen sets, large and small, bc. sets from PAIR Afghan painted Country French vanity table, new, $110; a handsome old North Wind chair at $12.50; a fabulous new decorator sofa in deep old red velvet at $385, are just a few of the outstanding values to be found this month at The Finishing Touch, 4137 Main St., Skokie, noon to _ five, Tuesday through Saturday. Being Sold Out .. Tremendous 172 Goods DON’T READ THIS AD UNLESS YOU’RE A glass topped iron tbl. and For Sale—Household Vinci—Audubon WYETH DRY BRUSH $100 THE set; da Vinci’s The Virgin and Child with St. Anne and John the Baptist, 22 x 30, $50; Assorted Audubon Birds, beautifully framed in non-glare; down couch $35, well-designed, needs slipcover; other furn. Friday 10-6, Sunday 1-9. ALpine 1-7112. CHEAP! HUMIDIFIER: TOASTER; mixer; st. iron: floor buffer; paint spray gun; Hi-Fi; short wave radio; swing set; high chair; jr. bed; fpl. screen; rockers; swivel chair; mirrors; lamps; inlaid wood tripod table; wood chairs; etc. ONLY Thursday 7:30-10 p.m. and Sunday 11-2.. 728 Colfax, Evanston. 92 SQ. YDS. GULLISTAN' CPT., “lush pile, all wool, Champagne, exc. cond. $450; Maytag washer; Baldwin piano $500; din. rm. tbl., 5 chrs., brkft.; bamboo coffee tbl.; Sterling coffee server; dbl. dresser; kit. set; drps.; desk w/chr.; chest, h.b.; china; crystal: single bed w/h.b. and frame. 679-0348 DISCOUNT CRIB SALE Lullabye-Edison-Childcraft-Storkline from Juvenile $19.99 items General 1433 Milwaukee at discount Discount Av. prices Mart AR 6-2060 DAVANO SLEEPER; APT. SIZE HOOver cleaner w/attach.; elec. apt. sz. washing mach. w/wringer, (for lingerie, baby clothes, etc.); student desk/chair; 2 chests of drawers; rolling plexi-glass bar w/removable tray; filing cabinets; misc. articles. 1317 Oak, 2nd floor, Evanston FULL LENGTH LIV. AND DIN. RM. Grapes, beige/gold; twin/full bedspreads, match. drapes; kit. drapes. Light fixtures. Reasonable. Call OR 53999. CARPET SALE: NYLON $5.85 SQ. YD., now $3.85 yd. Compl. service and remodeling your old carpet. 864-5551. Ace Carpet Co., 1620 Maple, Evanston. For Sale—Household Goods 172 171 GREEN BAX RD. WILMETTE 3 drw. maple chest; extendable table; Dbl. bed, box spr.-mattress; Hi-boy chest; maple dresser; night table; 36x40 mirror, 2 overstuffed chairs and daybed. Thurs. 10 to 12, 1 to 2 For inform. call 251-0407. VROMAN-McKNIGHT, Realtors FURNITURE: MAHOG. ONE Tw. bed, Night stand, dresser, mirror; honey pnts and one tw. bed, dresser, spring rocker; bl. dinette set, 4 chrs.; tble. and sm. hutch; limed oak, 3 drawer dresser w/attached mirror. Call after 6 p.m. all day Sat. and Sun. 272-2667. EXCELLENT, EFFICIENT AND ECOnomical, that’s Blue Lustre carpet and upholstery cleaner, Rent elec. shamooer $1. Taylor V&S Hdwr., Winneta. on. 2 TWIN BEDS WITH BOX SPRINGS and mattresses; 4 pc. sectional sofa, loose cushions, beige and brown. Call IN 3-2550, 9 to 5 p.m. OR 4-8797 after 5 p.m. ELECT. STOVE, PR. ] BEDROOM AND DIN. RM. SET stove; refrig.; washer and dryer; chairs; radio; lamp and misc. items. Sun. and Mon. May 6 and 7 10 to 5. 1327 Arbor Vitae Road, Deerfield. 9450466 or 945-0840. MOVING FROM STATE. MUST SELL Hide-a-bed, cover damaged, bargain $75; black laq. cor. tble., $7.50; movie projector, $5.00; chair ottoman, $5.00: port. typewriter, $15. Thursday after 5 p.m. 720 1-E Hinman. 328-2492. BEDROOM BONANZA TWO TWIN’ SIZE FOAM MATtresses, 2 box springs. 4 fitted bottom sheets, 2 pillows. 2 Harvard frames. AL 6-2248 eves. or Sat. a.m. LIV. RM. FURNITURE; RAD.phono console; liv. rm. and dinette custom draw drps.; 32x46” wall mirror; lge. storage cab.; bathroom soenes: ironing board, misc. reas. SH LIGHT GREEN DAVENPORT, GOOD cond., $35; upholstered platform . rocker, like new, $15 or best offer. DA 8-2038 after 5:30 p.m. TWO LIKE NEW CONTEMPORARY walnut chairs with gold naugahyde covering. $30 each. Phone 446-2525. GOLD TWIN BOX ee ee WITH ee oe OZITE tee and 3 p.m. CR re 2-0481. match. 2 prs. swivel lounge chairs. good condition. Reasonable. Call pine 1-7879. SELLING ALL HOUSEHOLD nishings. Bedroom set, couch, chairs, etc. For breakfront, extension appt. call RO 4-0663. table, WROUGHT IRON TABLE MEADOWcraft, unique ped. incl. floral arrng- mt., 42” rnd. opaque $85, w/mtchg. chrs. glass $175. 945-1 oo sac, FOR SALE AFTER SUNDAY. At sacrifice prices. Bendix comb. washer-dryer, draperies, child’s clothes chest, sm. oriental rug, misc. items. 251-0974. 2 BOXES ACCOUSTIC TILE, drum tbl., solid oak tbl., Fr. w/glass top, lg. mirror, Gesture w/frame, sew. mach., HOME go. All SOLD—EVERYTHING BR sets; in exec. Tanglewood, CLEARANCE DR set; cond, LR Highland SALE MUST furn.; misc. 831-4908. 2151 Park. ONE DAY ONLY Sat., May 6. Household furn.; lamps, | bar bells, power mower, drum tbl., elect. sewing mach., etc. AL 1-9351. ADMIRAL LIKE Call VILLAGE ANTIQUES, 1405 S. SHER- mer Rd., Northbrook. Primitive and new, Saks Fifth Av.; also misc. interesting junk. Open Tues., Thurs. and Sat. HOUSE SOLD. REMAINING FURN. from estate must go. Sale on premises: Liv. rm.; desk w/chr.; 2 bedrm. sets; 1 dbl., 1 twin; electric stove. Call either OR 3-5756 or PA 4-0877. MCGRAW-EDISON WINDOW AIRconditioner, 212 ton (26,000 BTU). Like new, used one month, warranty included. $325. Call 675-2969 after 6 p.m, IF CARPET BEAUTY DOESN’T show! Clean it right and watch it glow. Use Blue Lustre. Rent electric Shampooer, $1.00 Ace Hardware, Northbrook. G.E. DRYER, 2 YRS. OLD, EXC. cond., $50; Hamilton gas dryer, needs repair, $5.00; apt. sz. hide-a-bed, needs uphols., $15; comb. record player and old TV, best offer. 446-4183. BRASS 2644 Green EAGLE Bay 869-6660 Rd. ANTIQUES Evanston | FREEZER NEW,. $50. REAL BARGAIN. Sat. or Sun. only 328-2870. BUILDER SELLING furniture in separate, 4 OUT model W3 DISPLAY homes up to 50% off. We deliver. 255-0670 Needlepoint Bench | CALL 7 . Empire, French ¥ + oa s. 433-4066 d. LA 5-9626. DUNCAN separate. Prov. Breakfront, — . PHYFE TABLE, 6 CHAIRS. | Call 965-5117 MAHOGANY BEDROOM SET: ble bed, chest, vanity and chair, Child’s maple desk, $10. | k DOU$25. Call 272-3465. HEAVY choice gut NYLON PLUSH CARPE of 4 colors, reg. $8.00 yd., price, 4 W. $3.75 Dempster, yd. Terms. Empire, 965-4300. __ 2s 5 Ice Cream Chairs for Sale. ORchard 3-6455 2 eee vs 3 =e eae: DOOR HOTPOINT . REFRIGERAtor, frost free, 4 years old, good condition. UN 4-1384 after 5:30 p.m. FURNITURE OF MODEL HOMES ‘now being sold at 40% to 60% off. Will separate, terms. Empire, 965-4300 CHEAP—GAS RANGE; 3 PC. SEC. ‘tional sofa; Refrigerator. Call UN 4-8508. after 4 p.m. SOLID MAPLE BOOKCASE, GARAGE SALE 2034 Evanston. 9 a.m. to liv., din. refrig.; rm.; Hollywd. Duncan bdrm., bed. 5 MC p.m. kit. _ EXCEL- lent condition; also solid maple dresser, bedside tbl. good for dren’s room $75. AL 1-7245. bed chil- ; DANIEL, DAvis _ Coloni furn. Sm. 8-7373. Phyfe Sofa, 78": OCCASIONAL CHAIR. REASONABLE. Call UN 4-5567. LG. end tbl. Chinese TV. 262- © DRESSING TBL. COMPLETE WI s glass top, skirt, lamps, stool, wa basket, dust ruffle for twin beds. 2140 Ewing Ave., Evanston. ‘ MAPLE BEDRM. FURNITURE. TWIN beds with springs and mattresses; night stand; dresser with mirror; chest; best offer. ALpine 6-1343. 826 Custer Av., Evanston Open 10 a.m. Close 4 p.m. Daily. : ) EVANSTON RESALE Fe FUR: — liv. rm. RED SECTIONAL SOFA; 2 OFFwhite armless chairs. Excellent condition, reasonably priced. AL 1-4835. AND | 831-3028. WOOL MUST SACRIFICE BROYHILL PREmier walnut dining room set. Comlete with hutch, pads, 3 extension = al Mint condition. $325. OR 4- ANTIQUES — : LAWSON SOFA, CUSTOM fe chats All PRINT IT’S TERRIFIC THE WAY WE’RE selling Blue Lustre for cleaning rugs and upholstery. Rent electric shamoer $1. Noyes Hdwr., 910 Noyes, vanston. ge Mon. and Thurs. evenings. SUNDAYS 11 to 3 763-7680 RECONDITIONED REFRIGERATOR, $57.50; recond. Zenith 21” TV with remote control, $67.50; other recond. TVs, $35 and up. Campbell’s Color TV and Refrig. 1943 Central St., Evanston DA 8-5757, CHAIRS, ‘ANTIQUE ENG. WINDSOR CHRS., 90; Ant. French drum tbl., $45; 3 bar or kitchen chrs., rush seats, $5.00 ea.; ottoman, $4.00; sm. indoor child’s Slide, $9.00. HI 6-3935. BOOKCASES-DESKS-CHESTS, ETC. UNPAINTED FURNITURE MART Largest Selection - Discount Prices 7550 N. Milwaukee Ave. (At Harlem) OPEN RM. bac? Mattress and Box tiga quilted with antique white frame, $85 for both; custom 2 pc. sect. couch, 60” each, all white w/tufted back, good cond., $135. 272-6422. 2 EYE- MOTHER LOVES SHAMPOOING A carpet without water, instant use of rooms. Rent our Racine machine for a dollar a day. Chalet Nursery, 3132 Lake Ave., Wilmette, across from Edens Plaza. LIV. pe 54 Call X 80...IN 945-6570.GOOD CONDITION. BEFORE YOUR EYES—ON new carpet—remove them with Lustre. Rent electric shampooer Michael’s V&S Hardware, Evans- CHERRY COLONIAL BUFFET 60° x ’’20” x 36”. Serpentine front, abundant storage, quality construcpe matching chest avail. Call 234- MOVING. GOOD BUYS—2 DESKS, $15 ea.; Frig. elec. dryer, $80; Kneehole desk, $30; orig. oil painting of Rome; Chrs.; Bric-a-brac. Fri., ry 9-6. 8518 McCormick, Skokie 679- level ovens; black contemp. dressing tbl. and stool; wal. and black metal pole shelves; port. humidifier; 70’ white ant. satin drapes, lined. All excellent condition. HI 6-8960. CHESTS; SOFA; ROCKERS; DROP. leaf din. tbls.; writing tbls.; oval mirrors; ice cream chrs.; rd. ped. tbl.; sl. mple. bed compl.; Haviland. ro 829 Chicago, Evanston, UN a.m. HALL CAPASHELL SHELVE WITH chairs; 36’’ blond drum table, 12” apron; breakfast nook; marble. cigarette table; 2 bdrm. chests. Very reas. OR 5-3610 MOVING: BENDIX DUOMATIC; HOTpoint refrig.; sofa bed; sofa; desk; 9 x 12 beige broadloom rug w/pad; 4 sm. cotton rugs; drapes-3 rooms; =. bE mbl. top; all exc. cond. PArk KENMORE st offer. BEIGE padsing: SOFA, PALE GOLD; 2 MATCHING chairs, gold uph., fruitwd. frame; liv. rm. wall clock; mirror 31 x 23’; 6 black por. chrs.; carpeting. All furn. exc. cond. 4 mos. old. 835-4807. $10; wrought-iron single $15; Studio bed, $30. Call 4 cushion BEDDING, USED GAS STOVES AND refrigerators. Dealer. UN 4-5133 1104 Emerson St., rear, after 6 p.m. blond occas- CONDI- = 4 12’ x 27”. Call Saturday between 10 EVANSTON TEAL BLUE DRAPES, ft., length—941% ih., ee: drapes, 16ft. x 941% in., $150; seat, Ot and mattresses; crib w/ dresser; end table; 2 lamps; buggy. RUGS, ROMWEBER SOFA 93’ LONG PRO. vincial fruitwood finish, 4 down cushions; upholstered green and gold matelasse, good condition, cost 50 asking $340. 256-2093. SEC. SOFA $125; 2 MARBLE top end tbls. $85 a pair; 42’’ round din. tbl. fruitwood top, antique white base, 4 din. chrs. $125; glass column Imps. $35 pr.; white silk covered foyer bench $85; triangular bevelled glass brass base end. tbl. $25. 272-6732. EXCELLENT 3 cushion springs matching BEAUT. LOW TABLE WITH BUILTIN ty ag tortoise finish; torch. lamp; tiffel pole lamp; el. tbl. lamps; 3 pc. sectional; like new dec. frpl. fanscreen; misc. UN 9-9148. SPOTS our lue Goods F 58” DEOPLE ] : 100” w/4 leaves; 6 e exceptional buy at $125. ALpine 1-1346 COLUMBIA PORCH SALE: WOODARD 3 PC. sect. sofa, $90; 2 Woodard Host chrs., $20. ea.; big sofa Lawson Chair, $30; ae chair, $5.00; books, frames, etc. 07 Indian Rd., Glenview. PA 4-3907. BRADSTREET SALE. ANTQS.—3 flrs. furn. Wild flower pressed glass col.; 2 refgs.; 2 stoves; washer and dryer; 2 TVs; pch. and gdn. furn.; cptg. Hammond organ and speaker; old violin. May 4, 5, 6 10 a.m.—6 p.m. 475 Cedar St., Winnetka, HI 6-3876. ional table, aoe Sees, An COLDSPOT CHEST FREEZER 3 ears old, 20.5 cu. ft. capacity. xcellent cond. Pr. of Flemish high back chairs, deep red velvet uphol. Call 256-0629. ANTIQUE SALE 98”, tion, FURNITURE SALE: NEW.AND USED. Also, repairing, refinishing, upholstering. Cane and rush seats installed. Weber’s Furniture Co., 829 Chicago, Evanston. UNiversity 4-6600. CLEARING OUT STORE ROOM OF Antique Furniture ‘‘In The Rough’’. and reductions on China, Glass, and other furn. etc. LINDWALL’S, 808 Oak St., 42 blk. W. of Green Bay. Rattan porch furn., $100; SOFA, BLUE, CIRCULAR SOFA _ $350; ant. white tbls., w/glass tops $100 ea.; lamps and wall sconces $75 and $100 ea.; girls canopy bed com. w/drapes and spread; 251-1009. : NEVER USED FRUITWOOD DIN. RM. set; bedroom dressers; desk, mirror chair; lamps; used chairs; couch, — Call after 5 p.m. ORchard 5- YOUNG LADY‘S BEDROOM SET: white w/formica tops, two 61’’ chests, desk, end table, double hi-rise sofa bed; 2 mattresses, drapes, bedspreads, desk lamps, hanging lamp, wall to bi carp. $700. Like new. Call 2819. Sale—Household uphols, chrs.; china hutch buffet. green antiq. finish. YO 5-5507 at 8’ PRIVATE—MUST SELL VAST COLL. (odds and _ ends) orcelain china, paper weights, paintings, art objects, etc. Demi: tasse cups, service plates, unusual French perfume bottles, Staffordshire. Meisen. Royal Worchester, Royal Crown, Delet, Limoge Sevre, Etc. By appt. 674-4587. For p.m. MOVING TO CALIF. EVERYTHING must go. Refrig.; stove; spinet piano; furn.; sewing mach.; appli.; air cond.; floor fan; misc. Call after 6 p.m. or Sun. 10-6, KE 9-3585. TWO BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE KERmans, 11’ x 16’6’’, 9'6’’ x 13’6”; elegant 11 pe. din. rm. set (Chippendale w/ball and claw _ foot.); 5’ x 6’6’’ tapestry (French landscape); 9x 12 Chinese Oriental rug; beautiful marble tables; oil paintings; occ. tables. Call 662-4539. LIKE-NEW width—22 light blue 172 DINETTE SET: tbl. extends to SACRIFICING SUPERB QUALITY year old dining, bedroom, sofa loungers, desk, lamps, 145 sq. yds. carpeting, curtains, drapes, bench, TV, kitchen set; highchair. 677-0095, BERKLINE RECLINER CHAIR, never used; table lamps; 2 G.E. port. air cond., barely used; deluxe G.E. port. dishwasher, exc. cond.; dinette set; end tables; rotisserie; Stackmore card table; lounge mattress, bolsters; carpeting; misc. items. Call eves. or Sat., 674-2044. 2 For Sale—Household Goods Sealey Double Bed Sprin AND MATTRESS. VERY FIRM. cellent cond. $25. Call 677-5825. 2 WUNDA WEAVE COTTON BR:). shag rugs, 9x12 and 7x9, $35, almost new; Kenmore washer, $25. DA 8-8887. ANTIQUE FRAMES; . & both for wringer OLD REC- ords; twin spreads; one pair drapes; lamps; pair chairs; party and sp clothes; skates; odd chairs; CE 4-3245. 3 PIECE bed with mirror, condition WEIMAN tail table, BEDROOM mattress, SET. DOUBLE dresser and chest. Light wood. $75. Call 272-6564. MARBLE TOPPED like new, reasonable Call OR: 5-3210. with Good COCK. PAIR OF wWILLIAMSBURG WING chairs, newly uphol., blue and green English print linen. Exc. con tion. $90 each. Call 764-9203. SACRIFICE 3 ROOMS FURNITURE. China, linens, rummage. 10 to 6. Thursday, Friday, Saturday. 801 Hinman Avenue, Evanston. Side entrance. 2 MATCHING ITAL. PROV. CHAIRS; AM-FM stereo console with removable speaker, like new. Call 966-6753 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star ° Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff — ix ee Conducted House Classified — 2| | �172 SIMMONS << oe HIDE-A-BED; rs; 2 TWIN $45. : 256-1499. PERSIAN ORIENTAL CARPET, x12. Never used. Will sacritice, . AL 1-1670 Thurs., Friday. egg age MUST SELL. eed silk sofa, like new; pr. of : Danish chairs; s. Cash 102’’ white pr. white Paul McCobb only. OR 3-6299 STATTON CHERRY CURIO CAB. WAS WOODARD GLASS TOP’ 60 x 32, 6 chairs to match, iron. Asking $125. Call 724-3952. PC. BEDROOM SET, TRIPLE dresser, mirror, box spring and mattress; 2 bachelor chests, all glass tops. Exc. cond. 679-0769. FREEZER, SEARS COLDSPOT, frostless; 17 cu. ft.; $320 value; sell for $220; 1l-yr. old. PArk 4-7743. 2 ee SELL: DIN. ROOM her furniture. condition. Call RO SET AND GNIFICENT 8’ nation, walnut HI-FI and BAR cane, COMblack formica top. Sacrifice. Din. rm. fixture, walnut and brass. 945-3457. 9 PC. DINING oars, i RM. buffet, 25. Also 8-5412. SET; china custom TABLE, cab., made glass tops, draperies, LOUNGE CHAIRS r gas stove $50: port $40. Call 475-2652. $25 6 DA daven- 8 30 6 ‘TAUPE » $50. 729-2184. 175 MERCHANDISE ‘Antiques, Fine Furniture, China Cut Glass, Bric-A-Brac, Silver, etc. FOR BEST RESULTS CALL HOLLYWOOD ART GALLERIES SHeldrake 3-3573 6618 N. Ridge 1 PC. OR WHOLE HOUSEFUL Furniture; tools; toys; hardware; antiques; job lots; liquidations; will buy it all. Auctioneer: Col. Dan Danner. PA 4-5171. et cama FOR PAID TRADE-INS YR. CRIB W/MATTRESS, $15; Playpen, $5.00; Buggy, $15; Canvas buggy, $5.00; Bathinette, $5.00. Excellent cond. Call YOrktown 5-1286. JANE 5-0108 GILLOGLY’S KENILWORTH BRING IN summer Green Bay 644 RESALE YOUR SPRING AND clothing for resale. Rd. 256-2990 CHICAGO ART GALLERIES Member-Anpraisers Ass’n of America AN T IQUES-PAINTINGS-ART OBJECTS-FURNITURE>; HIGHEST PRICES PAID. Miss Hall 561-7256 TOP FOR $$ $ Prompt WE NEED rugs. Fine oriental PIANOS furn. and IELD 2-2023; eves. VE AM Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For RUGS, and old Sale FISHER 500 MONO AM-FM TUNER— amplifier. Costs new $250; $75 James Lansing 12’’ speaker in base reilex cabt. Costs new $140; $65 2 2a. AR-3 speakers, Walnut, costs new $225 ea.; $125 ea. University 12’’ shelf speaker, Costs ya AND SLAVED FOR carpet. Keep it new with Rent electric shampooer, CITIZEN'S BAND tennas; base. and 299-7512. IS nt electric shampooer, $1.00. Millen V&S Hardware, Wilmette. WALNUT FINISH DINETTE SET, 2 aid old, complete with table, 4 high ack chairs, buffet with hutch. Call after 5 p.m. 869-1833. RECORD PLAYER, 4 SPEED, HI-FI stereo Magnavox, excellent condition, ie graduation gift, $50. UNiversity 40492. 6 YEAR CRIB AND MATTRESS, $20; ae pen, $7.50. Both in excellent condition. Call 251-2259 DE LUXE GENERAL ELECTRIC range: automatic ovens, rotisserie, Sener unit. Excellent. $100. 234084. 175 GARAGE SALE: 899 S. CHEROKEE Lake Forest. Fri., Sat. 3/4 HP Air Cond. $35; GE flat press ironer $40; Misc. housewares. CE 4-2678. 646 $1.00. YOU wall Blue _ Ace Rent 4 pp carpets electric Hardware, SAVED to wall Lustre. $1.00. Lemoi LOFTY GIRL—READY cleaning PILE, carpet FREE Evanston. with a SOIL Blue Wringer Washing BEAUTIFUL shampooer, FROM cleaned Lustre. Machine COND., PArk A Glenview. Hardware, IN EXC. FOR with 4-3435. $20. TURQUOISE CLUB BRACE YOURSELF FOR A THRILL the first time you use Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1.00. Central V&S Hdwr. Central Av., Evanston. Tr, 114 yr. old, $150; bathinette, $20; baby scale, $5.00, all in good condition. 491-0081. anytime. . = 5 THE PRQVEN CARPET CLEANER Blue Lustre is easy on the budget. Restores forgotten colors. Rent elec. shampooer $1. Benard’s, Evanston. ATTENTION! ATTENTION! You Antiquers. Antiquaries from hills of Penn. THE MARKFT-3347 NORTH CLARK, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. PC. BEDROOM SET INCLU. MIRror. Fine pecan wood. Marble top night stands. 1 yr. old. Originally $700, Sacrifice for $495. OR 4-9590. ~ COMPLETE LIVING RM. AND fice. BEDROOM SETS, HO 5-0183. WILL SACRI- 36’’ GAS RANGE ENTERPRISE brand. Perfect condition. $29. Call 864-2170 PORTABLE LEATHER TRIMMED mahogany bar-serving cart, $25, exc. cond.; also 48’ white kit. cab., Formica top, $35. ID 2-5939. SINGER SEWING MACHINE, ZIG zag attachments and cabinet; guaranteed; $35; will deliver; Dealer. ALpine 1-7290. KENMORE WASHER AND DRYER: assorted drapes; din. rm. furn.: couches, dressers, misc. Call IN 3-1791 after 6 p.m. and week end. SALE, SAT. AND SUN., MAY REFRIGERATOR AND STOVE FOR sale, $30 for both. Good for basement use. 966-4216. 6 and 7, 10-5 p.m. Elec. kit. appls., window fans, elec. lawn mwr., bric-abrac. 8934 Moody, Morton Grove. Carpet Sale Open - 20—60% REDUCTIONS. QUALITY Safeway Carpets. 7005 N. Clark, Chgo. 51 YDS. BEIGE CARPETING AND DR PES N GOOD COND. BEST OFFER. CALL 674-1546 ROUND DIN. RM. old. $55 TABLE. 5 CHRS., buffet, breakfront; easy chrs.; occas. tbls. and lamps; bookcases; kit. cabinet. 539-4325, eves. 338-8181. MOVING OUT OF TOWN. SAC. piece mahog. bdrm. set; china; cart; brass andirons; misc. Sat. or UN 4-0608 aft. 5:30. ‘HOTPOINT _ WINDOW 2 chair; living Call 869-7729. SIX YEAR CRIBS WITH MATtresses, one brown, one blond. Good condition. $15 for both Call 446-7245. MOVING: BDRM., and other furn., blinds. 22 4 golf 10-4 AIR-COND.; 2 rocking chairs; contour room couch; extra misc. stereo, misc. —Classified DIN. RM., KIT. carpeting, drapes, ORchard 4-7860. SETS BEAUT. DRAPERIES, LIKE new, gold and white, black and white, blue. Blue tweed carpeting, 21 yds. Misc. furnishings. 477-5070 eves; ETHAN ALLEN NEW WHITE double canopy bed, $70. Saturday only. 10 to 4. 9425 Lawndale. 2 ROOMS 12X12 WALL TO WALL carpeting, tweed with padding. Will sacrifice at low cost. In good condition. OR 4-0168. 18" REEL TYPE MOWER $150 new. 3 yrs. 272-1707 3 FRENCH PROV. COUCH $75: MAPLE dbl. bed and Beautyrest mattress $15; oak dinette tbl. and 4 chairs $20; tape recorder $25. UN 4-2777 Sundays TOP Call OR 3-0210 KENMORE SEWING MACHINE; DIXie Burlounger sofa bed. Call 475-4535 LENNOX CHINA. PERFECT CONDItion, pattern Fairfield, 92 pieces, $200. VErnon 5-0147. SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED COMPLETE Good condition: Dark brown with print slip cover. $95. 446-6652. 173. Wtd. to Buy—Hshid. Goods FURNITURE WANTED: TOP COND. sofa 8’ or longer (no sectional); 2 lounge chairs; hall mirror or lg. hall tree 90’ Hx 37" W;. matching cor: cupboard, 22’’ on sides; Automatic ice maker; brass double bed. AL 1-7280. RADIOS AND mobile setup. Apparel and AN$195. Furs Y-Not Shoppe, Inc. Diversey 281-6636 MOST FABULOUS RE. SALE SHOP OFFERS YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISPOSE OF YOUR GENTLY USED CLOTHES AND FURS AT A PROFIT TO YOU. OUR CLIENTS BUY THESE GAR. MENTS LIKE MAD, SO WILL WE. DAILY SUBURBAN PICK-UPS. Daily 10-4; Thurs. 12-8; closed Tues. ANTIQUE Shop 80915 348 Tudor THRIFT HOUSE CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 511 Main St. Evanston Operated by Evanston Junior League BEAUT. PROM. DRESS. AQUA w/wht. embroidery: blue w/wht. lace cocktail dress, Sz. 12; Both worn once. Cleaned. Other clothing. 12-14. H.S. Sr. clearing closets. 945-0916. Haze PRACTICALLY Half price. Mink Stole NEW, LESS THAN Call OR 3-3929. BOY’S SUITS, SZ. 12 TO 16, new, Saks fifth Av.; also apparel; College girl’s sz. 10 like new formal; also misc. VE LIKE misc. to 14: 5-4164. mah. din. tbl. and 4 chrs., Ct. Glencoe MAY SALE SANDERS ROAD $5.99; 3 to 4 NURSERY 3285 Sanders Rd., Northbrook Between Milwaukee Av., and Willow Rd. PRETTY OR PRACTICAL Jewelry for Mother; scented sachets, flowers: key chains; whatever her fancy may be, she’s sure to want a gift for Her Day from THE VELVET TOUCH 621 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield Daily except Wednesday~10 to 4 MOVING—REAS. 9x12 GRAY RUG; 15x 20, 1012x14, 4x10 rose-beige w/pad. Blue tux. w/acc.; men’s, women’s clothes. Pwr. mwr.; 6 yr. crib w/matt.; stroller; car seat; other baby equip. 20’’ stand fan. VHF ant., 8’ Tower sect. AL 1-2363. 6’ FLOOR PLANT STAND COMplete with plant; round marble coffee table; kit. table and 4 chairs: Danish mod. couch and chair; Westinghouse rotisserie oven and stand; Kenmore washing mach.; baby swing: jump seat; hobby horse and misc. 677-5689 GARAGE SALE: 2 HAND LAWN mowers; recliner chair; 12-volt bilge pump; sump pump; 3 elec. motors: 1/3, 1/4, 1/5 H.P.; rink roller skates sz. 9; Encyclopedias; misc. dishes, Slassware, drapes, bedspreads, etc. 225 Laurel Av., Wilmette. Thurs./Fri. 21” MANOR REE power lawn mower. $75. AL 1-1936 complete Barbie and Ken dol! 2 marble top Victorian chest; Spe Queen washer; misc. All priced sell. Sat., 10 to 1. 545 Washingto Glencoe. GARAGE SALE: BARGAINS GALOR: Gr. sec. sofa $40; end tbls. $12 e Imps. $5.00: 2 Danish mod. chrs. $| ea. 20” girl’s bike; clothing for al aquarium and equip. misc. 712 Bro Evanston. GARAGE SALE. BIKES, 26” girls; crocks; jugs; 24” BO T.V. Pho enlarger, cot, games, rifles, cornet. Children’s clothes, 3 to radio. 9. C Misc. Sat. 10 to 5 909 Greenled Wilmette. GARAGE SALE: LOTS OF ITEM clothes, men’s, women’s and c dren’s; wrought iron day bed; 2 2! bicycles; games; baby infant seat a stroller. Sat., May 6 only. 9 a.m. te p.m. 350 Eaton St., Northfield. RUSTIC CEDAR FENCE, 12/1 X high, $10.; rotary mower, Briggs a Stratton engine, $25; hand mowée $5.00; baby carriage, $10; 6 wardrobe cartons, excellent for ma ing, $24. 446-8144. CUST. COUCH, RAW SILK, BEIG like new, plastic covers, $200; Pum desk; Walnut tbls.; Decorator lamp Smith-Corona PP. typewriter; 3 4 conds.. 110 and 220V; Tires 7.10 x Reasonable. OR 9-1609 after 6 p.m. ENCYCLOPAEDIAS, 1965, 20 VO cost $200, sac. $35. Hide-a-bed, $1 kit. set; bdrm. set by Johnson Carp 6 pe., cost $300, sac. $165. All unu Britannica, like new, sac. books, Western World. AL 1-7385. FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES: PIPE angles; iron sheets; and other mise HIGHLAND PARK WASTE MATERIA 1466 Berkeley Rd., Highland Park IDlewood 3-1466 112 PIECES OF USED LUGGAGE, Unclaimed repairs and _ trade-i Mostly $2.00 to $8.00 each. KAEHLER LUGGAGE : 1421 Sherman Ave. Evanst M. E. ROTO—TILLER; 50-G. Spray tank w/135’ pressure hose; wheel Bolen tractor w/snow bla aa other attach. Call after 5, PA MAPLE TWIN chest. BEDS Exe. SPRGS.; cond. coat, cap; White wrgt. 677-8289. Boy’s sz. MAPI 6 Ca Woman's clothes, iron tbl./glass top, ‘sz. 4 ¢ BRASS COFFEE TABLES W/ORANG tile tops; walnut end table; light w wedge’ table; drapes; lamps; bric brac; Bell and Howell movie came Call after Thurs., 677-7311. ; LEGAL SIZE TYPEWRITER W/TE and light, in good cond.; G.E. cond., 3/4 T.; port. bar and glasses ew vases; B/R towel rack. 2314. SEWING MACHINE SALE 8 Singer machines. $12.50 each. Zig-Zag machine in cabinet, $35. 6040 Dempster, Morton Grove, 967-5 VIKING SALES CoO. GARAGE SALE ALL WEEK. BOY clothing 12-18; family clothing; swir away hdbrd. w/spreads. 1001 items your price. On a dime have fun 2117 Washington, Ev. DA 8-5233. GARAGE SALE SAT. 3/4 cond. $40; kit. tbl. $5.00; $5.00; fencing $8.00; vinyl spreads; Old clothing; Glenview SCREENED home. JACOBSON much Rd., . ry b misc. 24 Wilmette. PORCH 10’x 14’, TON 9x12 doors; North FOR Shore PA st complete with handsome green can roof, strong steel frame, cus screens, screen door. $95. UN 9-1578 PIANO PLAYER, 65 ROLLS cabinet, exc. cond.; ant. French ch marble pedestal w/Joan of Arc ure. TO 8 FT. HONEY LOCUST, 8 to 10 ft. Silver Maple, $5.49; ft. Privet, 10 for 88c. | STEAM NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE 5 Clothes, furniture, bric-a-brac. B gains galore. May 4, 5, 6,. 2343 Oak, Northbrook. PRIVATE MOVING SALE .; May 6, 7; 10 a.m.—4 p.m. 4122: Lunt AvV., < Ast... 3A, Chicago. Must sell at great sacrifice: Finest in complete liv. rm., bdrm. and den furn. incl. decorator items in tables, lamps, etc. Elegant extension din. rm. teole; Ebony bridge table/4 chrs.;. chests; T.V.; stereo Hi-fi; room divider; misc. and all kinds; kit. ware; clothes for all. Call 275-4488. RACKE CASUAL WEAR GALORE PLUS MUCH MORE AT Sale—Miscellaneous CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY Complete Repair Service Open Monday thru Saturday 10 to 6 Friday FS ae = 9 p.m. MAIN RESALE AND THRIFT SHOP Fresh selection of prom, graduation, and formal dresses. Summer knits. Mon., Tues., Fri., and Sat, 11 to 4:30 Thurs. from 12 to 8:30. Come in and browse. 1508 Howard St., Chicago 743-9188 lt. SIDEBOARD; trunk; REASON: ATTIC ANTIQUES North Autumn STOLE CONDITION. Phone 234-2037. © Open Fri.-Sat. 10 to 6; Sun. 12-6. JAckson 6-7495 or PArk 4-6177. LARGE GIRL’S BIKES, TWO-20’’, ONE-24”’ Child’s ant. roll-top desk w/chr. Mason-Hamlin uprt. piano, gd. cond. Wal. and cane Paul McCobb hdbd., dbl. bed. Playpen, stroller, buggies, strizr., cribs, bthnt., jumpseat, toy chst. Ant. wicker rocker. Wal. and form. rnd. din. extn. tbl. w/4 chrs. and buffet. Shutters. Bind. shrd. raccoon coat. Orien. rm. dvdr. Hanging lt. fxtr. Lamp. Wal. and blk. form coffee tbl. 3 sofas. Men’s golf clubs, $12. Port. TV, good cond. Clothing. 824-8054. LAST ACT YE OLDE SHOP BECKWITH‘ PUMP ORGAN $150; ant. settee $40; sm. wal. wash stand $20; 125 yr. old pine cradle $60; sm. oak vict. thle. $17; copper boiler w/top $18; rnd’d glass oak china cab. $100; mantle clock (just repaired) $36; oak commode w/marble top $35; high chr. oak $15; wal. commode $40; high chr. rocker w/carved back $22; 4 drawer oak dresser w/carved front $30; sm. ant. frame w/mirror $10; mah. tea cart $20; sm. white wicker desk $15; oval wicker lamp tbl. $10; spool bed frame w/box spring and mattr. $35; Magnavox radio in French Prov. cab. $30; top load port. d/washer (just repaired) $50; 3 rm. gas space heater $20; metal cabs. $7.00. AL 6-1572. Around. EVANSTON DAvis 8-9898 Shore’s Most Exclusive Resale Shop FANTASTIC SELECTION OF SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. Ask to see our designer collection. Tues., Wed., Fri. and Saturday 10 to 4 p.m. Thurs. 12 to 8 p.m. For $5.00; Wed. 10-4 for Consignments and Pick-ups only 9:30 to 5:30 432-9736. THE NEW, priced. RESALE $25; 2 uphol. wing chrs., $25; 2 twin bed matts., $20; mpl. dbl. bed w/Serta innersprg. matt., $75; uphol. bdrm. chr., $5.00; uphol. rocker, $10; 6 pc. rattan porch set, and grass rug, $35; spare submergible sump pump, $15. Misc. items: lamps; vac: cleaners; garden tools and hose; 724-0727—Glenview. Open Open buy 2 FAMILIES MOVING WEST— Maytag washer dnd gas dryer, $175; Sears 4 cu. ft. freezer, $40; Sears clothes washer, $40; Sears_ port. mangle, $5.00; 3 refrigs., Ward, GE, Kelvinator, $20 ea.; Frigid. elec. stove, $25; Mah. RCA console radio and rec. player, $50; set Brit. ency. w/bkcease., $40; mahog. din. dropleaf tbl., pads, 4 chrs. and buffet, $70; 2 mah. end tbls., $10; mah. coffee tbl., JEWELRY in and We 100% HUMAN HAIR WIGS $200 value. Will Sacrifice $55. Also Wiglets and Falls. 338-4766. 42 TO 44 LADIES’ CLOTHING BLACK coat—mink collar; ladies’ clothing 12 to 20, fur jacket. Thursday. Call AL 11449 RIDING CLOTHES: 2 GIRL‘S SZ. 12 riding coats; size 12 jodphurs; misc. jr. size girl’s clothes. 272-4693. MAISON d'ORT RESALE 1847 SECOND ST. HIGHLAND PARK LOVELY SUMMER SHIFTS Stop YOUNGSTOWN CABINETS AND SINK. _ 36’, gas stove and refrigerator, good running condition. Call GReenleaf 5-5564 GAR. : Children’s cut glass, china, antiques, etc. Cail SUMMER AND WINTER CLOTHES IN good condition. Sz. 5 Jr. and Jr. petite and 3 Jr. petite. Call 446-6867 atter 5 weekdays. Anytimt wkend. china. 5-1640 SPOT CASH FOR ORIENTAL bric-a-brac, French furniture, jewelry. Mr. Ross, 338-3700 anytime 174 COAST MINK LIKE ably and accessories. For Sale—Miscellaneous ANTIQUES; BRASS,COPPER, PEV ter, art glass, furniture, and mu misc. Wauconda Trading Post on 12, 4 mi. N. of Lake Zurich. (-¥o4Z. GOLD WANTED: OLD RATTAN COUCH; black vinyl lounge chr.; perm. game tbl.; area oriental rug, geometric design, predominently red. 234-3824. FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORfreezer, wood storm windows, jr. go. clubs, small baby crib-like new mattress. DA 8-8837. Lustre. oe after shoes: Umiaware 176 MISC. ARTICLES, SMALL ELEC. APpliances, carpet samples, blender, vacuum cleaners, etc. Sat. all day, Sun. 12-3, 618B So. Blvd., Evanston. A GAY whirl Ladies’, clothins: household items, silver, bric-a-brac, USED REFRIGERATORS AND GAS STOVES pick-up. Dealer UN 4-5133 Blue GERT’S For $CASH$ Men’s WEDDING DRESS, NEVER WORN size 10 to 12, lightly beaded, detachable train. Original price $125. Will sell for $60. RO 4-9102. ACCEPTED GReenleaf ‘176 Apparel and Furs Any Type of Merchandise CLEANER Dealer. Call WALNUT HENREDON BDRM. SUITE: “Dresser w/mirror; high boy; 2 night stands; headboard; lady's comb. deskvanity. Call Fri. and Sat. PA 4-3377. Sq. Yd. Carpeting: NEED Goods WANTED: GAS DRYER AND LARGE 2 door refrigerator, preferably left hand; recent models in _ excellent condition. HI 6-5977 GOOD CONDI. 921-8600, eves. AIR-CONDITIONER FEDDERS 9300 BTU floor console 3712 x 24 x 40. 220 v. 15 years old, unused last 7. Pvt. party. Best offer. 256-2575. WILL TRADE G.E. AIR-CONDITION) ov good casement model; will sell At aftsman reel-type power lawn mower, $25, needs work. 433-2123. WE to Buy—Hshid. TWO PC. SEC. COUCH, eae. Call Days ELECTROLUX VACUUM Excellent says ge = PC. DINING ROOM SET, WALNUT comtemp.; Den furniture incl. cabt. w/bit.-in Bar, Hi-Fi, TV., Sofa, lamps, tables. Exc. cond. OR 6-1959. Wd. WILL BUY YOUR GOOD UALITY used furniture and antiques. For quick service call The Original Crost Furniture Store UN 4-0189 : UN 4-2550 PIP OORAPH; ORGAN, 2 MANUAL; ee rigerator; dinette set; sofa, chest 1 alldaia chairs. Misc. Phone GR 5- _ 173 NEVER USED RUST COLORED SOFA, original cost $160 will sell for $125 or best offer. ORchard 3-3217 evenings or weekends. HOUSEFUL OF FURNITURE: DINING rm. set; refrigerator-freezer comb.; baby and child’s needs; many other misc. items. OR 4-6739. A PC: Lawson TABLE, wrought 8 MAHOGANY EMPIRE DINING rm. chrs., approx. 125 years old. Phone eves. 446-5784 All in excellent 4-6249 after 7 p.m. for appointment. ‘ = SALE condition. never used, $112. Waxed birch aby chifforobe, $25; 2 pc. Travelawn wooden furn., $20. AL 1-1523 ,» 2 QUICK MOVING MUST SELL: MAYTAG washer and dryer. Junior Din. rm. set like new. Call YO 6-8895. BUILDER SELLING OUT DISPLAY furniture in 4 model homes. Will separate, up to 50% off. We deliver 296-7771 MISC. FURNITURE AIR-CONDITIONER 1143 Jeffrey Ct., Northbrook 272-3379, Sat. and Sun. Only REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 12.8 cubic feet 30 IN. CALORIC RANGE Call CRestwood 2-0666 40’’ MAYTAG GAS RANGE, $30. GOOD OPERATING CONDITION and little used. Days 353-6462, eves. and wkend. 724-1580. G SIZE BKCASE HDBD. W/BUILTin light $20; patio umbrella and tbl. $10; 4 pe. frpl. set $10; cart and step stool $5.00 ea.; misc. DA 8-3643. _ FOR Goods Sofa and two chairs. Good Phone 761-9414 or 338-2656. DIN, RM. SET; BDRM. SET; CHAIRS; _T.V.; couch bed; credenza; drapes; corner desk, drawers, shelf; garden , bric-a-brac. 272-1036. Harvest Table, Sale—Household PRICED occasional table; 4 dinette ; single bed w/mattress, sprgs.; box sprgs., mattresses. UN 4-4968. 66" For VE 5-0111 LGE. SHUFFLE BOWLING GAN Used motors; new air filters; Beé mar band saw; Lockformer cl machine. Call 272-6465 GARAGE SALE, MAY 4, 5, AND Household items, blankets, b spreads, luggage, clothing, mi Price cents to limit $3.00. 317 Hibba Rd., Wilmette. PATTY BERG GOLF CLUBS Norge refrig. 12 cu. ft. $35; firepl screen with fire basket $5; ar Culligan water softener $150. AL 1-1 and AL 1-7083. ; VACUUM SALE $ 10 Hoover uprights. $15 with tra Electrolux vacs, $12.50. 12 misc. v $3.95. 6040 967-5770. TWO Dempster, Viking Sales POWER Morton Co. Gro MOWERS REEL TYPE: TORO AND SUNBE Good condition. Reasonable. Phd GR 5-0317. ; CHILD’S LOG CABIN 6’ Girl’s 26” bicycle; game chrs.; ice cream parlor chrs. CE 4-4648. 12’ X 4’ X 61 table 2 table PORTABLE SCREEN HOUS sets up sey4, lightweight, 8 sic NEVER UNPACKED. Cost $259, sacrifice, $150. 234-5433. CARPET: GRAY WOOL: ALSO trains and road set, plus m accessories. Phone after 12 Thursday. 446-8027. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Hi ghland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff May 4, 15 �6 ; For Sale—Miscellaneous WOODEN Last DOLL 176 HOUSES ones before Christmas $50 each Call 272-4449 DTPACK ENAMELING KILN INSIDE easure 14” x 124’’ x 5 3/4; lge. size Oval pine tble. top; students violin and ola. VE 5-0149. ATTENTION CAMPERS! ARTOP SLEEPER, SLEEPS 2; oll away beds. Call after 4. 432-5172. 2 REENS FOR PORCH 15’ X 16’. Used 2 seasons. Perf. cond.; good caffold planks, 12’ x 16’; 32’ extension adder, perf. cond. 234-0904. COBSON ESTATE RIDING MOWER ith sulky. Enjoy cutting while eated. Equipment too large for our property. HI 6-5566 after 6:30 p.m. LIKE NEW MANGLER, $75; f Norge gas dryer, $50 2’ swimming pool, 342 ft. deep, accessories. Call 967-7788. Encyclopedia 67 all Britannica EDITION, STILL IN 00 cash. Call GR 5-3394. CARTONS DESK, 7 DRAWERS, PLASTIC TOP 40” x 20”, $22; MAN’S QUALITY GOLF SHOES, SIZE 712D, $5.00 PHONE 724- 2875. PC. CHROME DINETTE SET. 48” ormica table with extra leaf, $30. ire Setter-size dog traveling cage, 15. 729-0377. DIO CONTROLLED GARAGE door opener, $100 complete; signed iro Litho, beautifully framed, $150. 446-3130 RL’S 26’ RACER BICYCLE, $25; lricycle, $5.00; Exc. cond. clothing: omen’s 10-14. Girl’s age 5 to 14. gasichtnna $10. Cafi 679-2440. ' Delta Jointer W/Motor STAND. COSTS NEW Call OR 3-0210. IRLAWN RIDING ood condition. PArk all after 6 p.m. $110, $40. ROTARY RIDING MOWER, ently overhauled. Elec. start. bOnable. Call 272-4171. RERea- DUSE SALE—EVERYTHING MUST po from attic to basement. 272-0765. 45 Center St., Northbrook. Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.—Sat. 10 a.m. to 2. AGARA VIBRATOR CHAIR, $100; itchen set, $25; 3/4 roll-away bed, 5; 24” refrig., ideal for gar. or rec. m., $25. Call 272-6143. DR SALE SELF PROPELLED 2 peed rotary lawn mower with catcher used only 12 seasons. Best offer. 446-5434 IGH BOY 1900 VINTAGE DLDEN OAK, 5 DRAWERS $50. all 729-2062 evenings. ST BRIGHT CARPET COLORS... estore them with Blue Lustre. Rent Jectric shampooer, $1.00. Wienecke V&S Hardware, Glencoe. DPER STOVE, 6 BURNER, 2 bvens, 2 broilers, excel. cond.; sink abinet, 2-bowl cast-iron A yg top, 66 ., reas. priced. AL 1-28 ORATOR FABRICS “DRAPERY nd upholstery, 1 to 99 yds. at less ihan cost. Tremendous bargain. Sat., May 6, 10-4 at 2076 Greenleaf, Chgo. STORAGE SHED 8 X 10 sed 6 months; made of sectional blywood, $50. Call Ed Heintz in the aytime, UNiversity 4-9020 IGIDAIRE 24,000 BTU AIR CONitioner, $50; gas reel lawn mower, 10. Call 835-4514. DSAW 15’ DURO WOOD AND etal, 4 speed with fence and miter. =r new. $255. Pvt. party. Call 272EP CARPET CLEANING PROBems small—use Blue Lustre wall to all. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Eckart Hardware, Winnetka TILTING ARBOR BENCH 3x is” table, 14 U.P. mtr.; lade; exc. cond.: “$20. 724-8076 ‘afternoon. Automatic Y bes SAW, new Stoker, EQUIPPED. REASONABLE. and door for boilers. KE 9-1877. N’S CUSTOM BUILT COMPLETE yardrobe air travel luggage case, cost 75, never used, wil sacrifice, $60. DAvis 8-4040. UBLE MAPLE BEDROOM SET, iomplete; 24 in. Boys Schwinn bike; 9 in. Toro rotary-power mower. HI 6-7081. 'Y’S BED, GOOD MATTRESS; DESK tatue of Lincoln, modern foam ruber couch; large ice cream chair; nd other misc. items. 256-2066. EVERGREENS FOR SALE Spruce and Scotch Pine, 1 to 12 $5. .00 ft. Dig your own. arvard Terr., Skokie OR 5-9405 STINGHOUSE all 272-1758. MOBILAIRE FAN. WN SWEEPERS: SEARS 30”, th tractor bar attach, rk Wards aftsman 25’, $7.00. 272 -4412 R. OLD as range, in. low RCA $75; boy, ay 4, 1967 WHIRLPOOL RCA w/glass 21” TV. top. $50. 30” wal. 965-6327. 179 1966 MODEL 6,000 B.T.U. AIR cond., used 2 mo., $115. Moving, must sell. 13 cu. ft. refrig.; auto. washer; window fan; baby fur. 677-8926. HI—FI COMPONENT AMPLIFIER— acoustic solid state-the best sound, $350 original price, $175 or best offer. Also nice, modern couch, $50. 729-4747. 9” TILTING ARBOR BENCH SAW. Excellent condition. Complete $75. After 6 p.m. AL 1-4207 UPRIGHT PIANO, WHITE, IN PERfect cond., $185; double bed extra long w/modern headboard; 2 twin beds, box springs and mattresses. AL 1-7877. JACOBSEN + ed PACER REEL lawn mower. Self-propelled. Exc. condition. Originally $140, will sell for $60. Call OR 3-9306. REUPH. SOFA—$39 PLUS FABRIC; CHAIR—$19 oy fabric; SECTIONAL-—$24 ea. s fabric, COMPANION SALE—CUSTOM FABRIC SLIP-COVERS—Chair—$12 plus fabric. Sofa— $22 plus fabric. 42 Price Drapery Sale. brow guar. FREE estimates, Terms avail. CHESTERFIELD INTERIORS Div. of Chesterfield Upholstery Inc. CALL 677-6350 TOP SOIL — HUMUS — SAND — Manure — gravel — gravel drives — rubbish removal — power lawn rolling — tree removal — fill dirt — grading. VE 5-1195 JIM BEINLICH, THE FIREWOOD KING RUBBISH M. 177 By Wtd. to Buy—Miscellaneous Newspapers, Rags, ‘lron, Metal. Basements, DANNER FURNITURE RUBBISH, Larry Carney UNWANTED books now! For our annual used book’ sale, N.S. Chapter, Brandeis U. Women’s Comm. Books tax deductiat For pickup. HI 6-3730 or AL 1- SHORE ND 1104 EMERSON METAL Wanted: PAPER co. UN 4-5133 Used EVANSTON Golf OLD GUNS, ANGLERS 1016 Davis, Evanston Cleared. PArk 4-5171 HAULING Furniture. Appliances professional movers JIM 180 notice. HIGHLAND PARK WASTE MATERIAL 1466 BERKELEY ROAD (Off of Old Skokie Rd.) WANTED vy FOR PEANUT GALLERY If use your contribution for PEAN UT GALLERY, you will receive a $5.00 check that can be spent at any advertiser in our paper. Contestants must be UNDER 14 years of age Your age, phone, address, and choice of advertiser must accompany each contribution. Send to THE PEANUT GALLERY, 1232 Central Av., Wilmette, Ill. NORTH Garages and Misc. 272-5520 MOVING TRASH Clubs SUPPLY, 864-5311 LARGE OLD ELECTRIC TRAINS made before 1940, the bigger, the older, the better. Don’t have to run. Call GR 5-0466 eves. and weekends. REMOVAL Hillcrest 6-2786 POWER LAWN ROLLING US TAKE THE HUMPS OUT OF YOUR LAWN BEINLICH VE 5-1195 Typewriters—Business Machines —Office and Store Equipment L. 182 COME ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE Winnetka Congregational Church Thurs., May 11, 7:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. Winnetka Community House, 620 Lincoln Ave. Free bus to and from Linden Ave. ‘‘L’’ in Wilmette 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. RUMMAGE SALE 7 P.M.—9 P.M. Wed. May 10; 9 a.m.—3 p.m. Thurs., May 11. St. Catherine Laboure School, Thornwood and Elmdale, 2 blks. No. of Lake, 1 blk. W. of Greenwood, Glenview. MT. CARMEL CHURCH 2016 Emerson St., Evanston.: Thurs., May 4th, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Fri., May 5th, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sat., May 6th, 8 a.m, to 2 p.m. RUMMAGE SALE: MAY 6 9 to 5. 9401 Waukegan Rd. Golf” School, Morton Grove. Sponsored by Cavalier Drum and Bugle Corps Boosters. PRIVATE RUMMAGE SALE Fri., Sat., Sun. 10 a.m.—6 p.m. China Furniture Linens 801 Hinman Side Entrance ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH, 1235 Wilmette Av., Wilmette. Thurs. May 11—7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Free transportation from Linden Av. ‘‘L.’”’. RUMMAGE SALE Highland Park Presbyterian Church Linden and Laurel Avenues Thursday, May 11—8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 179 Miscellaneous GIRL’S SCHWINN 24” LENT CONDITION AFTER 3:30 P.M. BIKE EXCEL.$20. OR 5-4956 LIGHT HAULING GRAVEL DRIVEWAY crushed stone for Beinlich. VE 5-1195. REPAIRS driveways. - BIKE FOR seat for little bell. $18. CE 4-4051 BOY’S racer year offer. GOLD SCHWINN 10-SPEED incl. speedometer, horn, lock. 1 old. Excellent condition. Best Call after 6:30 p.m., 251-8245. TWO BICYCLES-MAN an’s. Raleigh DeLuxe sories. 256-2735. AND Jim an Auto Loan BOY’S 26’’—5 SPEED SCHWINN Gold with chrome fenders. Excellent condition. $50. DAvis 8-7831. TWO SCHWINN 26” BICYCLES BOY and girl. Good condition. $15 each. Call HI 6-2906 183 Sporting Goods Equipment SHOP CLOSEOUTS FEATURING Wilson-Spaulding—MacGregor Northwestern-Foot-Joy-Bag-Boy ALL NEW 1ST QUALITY LADIES AND MENS RIGHT OR LEFT HANDED Expert Club Fitting on All Sets 9 irons, 4 woods, reg. $275 now $115 8 irons, 4 woods, reg. $160 8 irons, 3 woods, reg. $120 5 irons, 2 woods, reg. $95 5 irons, 2 woods, reg. $50 MacGregor DX 8 irons, Mens MacGregor DX 8 irons, Ladies P. G. (14 woods) reg. $108 Titleist balls (repaints) Reg. $14.75 DX x-outs Pro-Line putters and wedges Golf carts reg. $40-$30 Golf shoes reg. $40 Golf bags Golf umbrella reg. $8 Iron covers, set of 10, reg. $5 Leather golf gloves, Ladies Leather golf gloves Men’s Golf caps reg. $3 Golf socks reg. $1.50 now Sport Shirts, reg. $5 . olf balls new $2, $3, $4 per doz. Oy BALLS, REG. $2 Doz. now 95c Oz Plastic golf tubes 5c ea. Plastic practice balls 2 ea. off on all pro-line golf to 5% merchandise. We _ take trade-ins. Large selection of used golf clubs. Expert ag and refinishing. N DAILY 9-6 MON., THURS., FRI. TIL 9 4548 OAKTON, SKOKIE ‘CLOSED SUNDAY CO 17-5717 CAMPER: 1963 FORD ECONOLINE Van. Expansion roof; fully equipped: sleeps 5. Must see to appreciate. Call CE 4-4624 after 7 p.m. CB 160 EXC. COND. NEVER sell, best offer. AL 1- DUCATI 1965 WHITE ALpine black. months. 1966 Only 2,127. 1966 SKYLINE 12’ x 50’ 2 BEDRM. FURN. W/EXTRAS TAKE OVER PAYMENTS SUNSET PARK-CALL 1729-4476. by Please 8. Used Model 150 serving 2 PArk 4-1889. Foreign and Sports Original Cars Wigglesworth's Imports FORMERLY VOLVO NORTH SHORE 1966 Volvo Wgn.-low mileage $2,395 $1.995 exc. cond. $1,895 — Chevelle-Auto. $1,395 | 1964 544-red $1,395 1963 Chevy Impala factory air 1959 Ford Volvo $1,095 Good second car And many many more to choose from. 1723 Waukegan Rd. 1967 SAABS ALL MAKES, ALL MODELS, ready to go. "See them at ALL Wigglesworth's Imports Rd. 729-1800 GLENVIEW : VOLKSWAGEN S CAMPER STANDARD plus attached CAMPING tent, voi FM radio, $1,995; misc. cam i fishing equip. priced sep. S65 $190. offer. 1966 B.S.A. LIGHTENING, $1,000; cellent condition. 745 Michigan, mette. 256-2182. Bluff WITH TRAILER 3 724-3428. Mi. 1965, ALL accessories RED 1966 HONDA S 90; GARAGED, less than 2,500 miles. $315 or offer. Call Mike, 492-5629. Lake Forest-Lake and Trailers. : MANORETTE TRAVEL TRAILE 16’, sleeps six. Stove, refrigerator, an peers: $750. Call after 6 p.m., 4-3734 BMW. 4452. 1967 AM-FM-SW. MG-B_ 6-2210. *59 CLASSIC EXWil- 272-1713 CONV., or LIKE 332- ~ _ = NEW, 8,000 miles, blk., WWs, wire wheels racing steering wheel, tape stereo “a7) ae speakers, 251- ¥ Ee =e BMW 800, 4 DR. FEEL THAT German quality. Test that road-race at If you like cars, you’ll ie cat m $2,495. Best MERCEDES offer BENZ 220S wood dash, leather int., low Oris rig. $10,500. G best offer. 835-4245. VOLKSWAGEN: ar. 1960 kept, eo GHIA; 995 i 42,000 ; $450. Call 835-0918 after 6 p.m. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald and The Village Lamplighter, $1100. 945-4662 For Sale—Trucks 1723 fae! ftom 90CC BRIDGESTONE SPORT Oil injection; won in contest; never ridden; best offer PArk 4- 1165, after 6 p.m. 1965 HONDA90 cond., $250 or base = condition. 729-1800 TOURING, miles. 1965 HONDA, BLACK Low miles, Exe. cond. Call 272-7245 ROLLO-HOME Excellent call: | Glenview LIKE NEW. PArk 4-5734. oe 1 BEDROOM 29 ENGINE $375, Call CR 2-3619. Honda Call 945- 194 1-8223 BENLY UNDER $200. YO 5-7257 125CC 1966 DUCATI 250 SINGLE Original mileage 143. $550 or best offer. Thurs., Bias & Saturday only. -1654 ’66—150 50, offer. HONDA S-90 Agee Black 1965 in good condition, $260 or — best offer. Phone 761-6858 after 5 p.m, CUSTOMIZED ’62 BONNEVILLE HONDA HONDA miles, perfect condition. 3348, Deerfield. $250 272-9048 TRIUMPH mileage, $250 or best Call 823-6509 1965 Valiant red-auto. $1,195 1966 HONDA 305 HAWK GOOD SHAPE. MAKE OFFER. Thurs., Fri., Sat. only. 446-1654 HONDA 150 Low mileage; tach. Snuffers; engine perfect. 446-3603. 1965 Low 1965 2,000 miles. Good condition. Call LeRoy at 475-9608. PRO vantieg: * after 6 p.m. 1966 Volvo 122 1965 Volvo Wgn. 1965 Honda S$ 90. Luggage Rack. and 1-2340. 1966 80CC SUZUKI Red. 196 Carts 1966 HONDA AL ‘COLLECTORS ITEM! 1946 Hudson pickup truck. condition. $300 or best offer. Call 623-0656 JOHNSON’S TRAILER RENTALS LOCAL 1-WAY COAST TO COAST INSURED, HOUR, DAY, OR WEEK. 2 and 4 wheel. Any size or purpose also for boats. Furn., pads, tarps and moving dollies avail. Car tow bars, re tools, cement mixer, exten. adder, 7446-48 N. Clark St., 2 blks. S. of Howard St. ROgers Park 1-2000. CYCLE, BLUE, Syrayet. Must 160 '55 Chevrolet Pickup From Motorcycles—Go CB Excellent CONDITION. 764-6098 47,000 For Rent— Autos—Trucks—Trailers 193 Call Loans Ist NATIONAL BANK DEERFIELD 190 EXCELLENT 1963 LAYTON hitch. Sleeps 5. Buy ‘Em Now! AND WOMlike new-acces- ‘Up Furniture—Lugg oor liances OLD FURNITUR LIANCES disposed of. Cratin aid Shipping. Call for Free Estimates. LEO HAPP PArk 4-3353 AUTOMOTIVE With tuned. 66 Honda 305 Scrambler 195 STAMPS AND COINS BOUGHT and SOLD. Complete line of both Numismatic and Philatelic Supplies. Chandler’s, 630 Davis St., Evanston. Automobile HONDA Just condition. $475. Call after 4 p.m. varie- Coins and Stamps 188 Condition: 1965 BRIDGESTONE MOTORCYCLE 90 CC. Very good condition. $225. 945-6000 MUST SELL: 10 SPD. SCHWINN boy’s bicycle. Like new. Orig. $100. ea or best offer. Call 869-7124 or 869- Sales 187 50. Good 1965 Black. major Pack 2 minor very sa 864-1807. VESPA NO. 125 W/WINDSHIE low mileage; excellent condition; $1 1966 Bridgestone Sport 50 like new, $200. 835-4716. ties, king size series; 6 major and 1 minor accessory packs; 2 buildings and 4 roadways; 31 major and 3 minor varieties, Models of Yesteryear. $1.00 postpaid. Ladd Model Works, oO. Box 1142, Evanston, Ill. 60204. AND WANTED TO BUY: USED ENGLISH saddle, chean. Phone 234-0985 Btwn. 4:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. Ask for DB. GUNS WANTED. OLDER THE BETter. Hobbyist only. Call after 5 p.m. 234-8035. WANTED TO BUY: TROPICAL aquarium, 15 to 20 gallons with or without accessofies. 234-4457. Rummage and WHITE warranty; offer. BEST OFFER. 869-8087 after 4 p.m. Models, 1953 to date. Catalogs describe 211 major and 46 minor varieties, Regular Series; 17 and 4 minor varieties, Major best Honda ‘““MATCHBOX’’ COLLECTORS! Now = _ available — Pocketsize, comprehensive checklist of all Matchbox major condi SPORT—65; still under mileage; Toys 28 HONDA—65 = Sesthent 1966 S-90 HONDA 65 cc; GA. PUMP W/VARI-CHOKE and pad. 20 ga. d.b.l. refinished stk. and pad. After 7 p.m. 446-2821 1965 SHASTA 16’ TRAVEL TRAILer. Sleeps 6. Excellent cond., $1,475. 729-4580. TO BERKELEY'S TANDEM gS peg $40; GIRL’S boy’s bikes, $18 iiilicrest 6-1385 1966 12 Bicycles NEW RALEIGHS AS LOW AS $39.95 GUARANTEED USED BIKES BIKES AS IS. LOW AS $5.00 NEW BIKE RENTALS Parts and service for ALL bikes. Berkeley’s, 612 Davis, UNiversity 4-5202 HONDA GOLF CLUBS, LADIES’—2 WOODS, 4 irons, golf bag, golf cart, all like new, $50 or best offer. Call Fri. after 6 p.m. Sat. Sun. after 9 a.m. HO 5-4858. series; °66 miles, VERY LOW MILEAGE; $280. 724-7860 after 6 p.m. EVANSTON 186 1,100 " Call 328-0743 after 6 p.m. BROWNING, O/U, 12 GA., M AND T, mint cond.; Marlin O/U, 12 ga., and F. Best offer takes one or both. HI 6-3935 after 7 p.m. or weekend. Type—$45. A. Peterson, 1304 Chicago Avenue, Evanston. Phone 869-1130 BURROUGHS CALCULATOR, 9 BANK, hand operated. In excellent condition. Will sacrifice for $30. Phone 234-3840. ST. BLACK only SALE GOLF EQUIPMENT DAVIS Motorcycles—Go Carts © SHARP $11.95 DZ. GOLF BALLS GOLF BAGS 19.95 GOLF CART, NOW 7.75 IRONS, MENS, LADIES 8.50 WOODS, MENS, LADIES WEDGES. PUTT RS 4. SPECIALS oN WILSON cLuBS TRADE IN YOUR OLD CLUBS TENNIS SALE 5.95 RACQUET, NOW 8.95 RACQUET, NOW 2.75 SPALDING TENNIS BALLS MENS TENNIS SHORTS, WHITE SAVE ON ALL SPORTS 3.95 SKATE BOARDS, NOW BASEBALL SHOES LITTLE LEAGUE SHOES USED GOLF CLUBS ANGLERS SUPPLY TYPEWRITER—REMINGTON—ELITE 26’ BLUE AND WHITE Sis and Mom, has jump aoe wicker basket, ST. MARK’S PARISH HOUSE Ridge and Grove, Evanston Wednesday, May 10, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Outstanding values. French Rm. for women’s better clothes. Survival Rm. for antiques, better china and glass. Snack bar after 9 a.m. PRO ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER, 13" carriage; pica type; Underwood: ex cellent condition: $225. Call 273- ‘5020. between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. MIMEOGRAPH EQUIPMENT FOR sale. Bohn electric owered. Rex rotary M-4 unit. Fully automatic. Practically new. Phone §69- 5896. WANTED: BATHROOM FIXTURES: shower stall; dehumidifier, Rec. rm. paneling, ceiling tile, etc. Gas stove, patio stones. Call aft. 5, CE 4-0985. 178 Equipment 1016 LET HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL type of junk brought to our door; rags, iron, metal, etc. For truck pickup, IDlewood 3-1466. Open Sunday 9 to 3. Prices subject to change without YOUR REMOVAL Attics, LIGHT Highest Prices Paid COLLECT 193 Miscellaneous REU PHOLSTERY SLIPCOVER SALE SUNBEAM DELUXE CORD REcovery 20’’ rotary mower; 100’ cord; Easy-tatch grass bag; 5 settings; used once. $95. HI 6-2070. WE’LL MOWER 24” 4-7274. Please ’ Sale—Miscellaneous Wanted: ACK YARD SLIDE AND MERRYyo-round: G.E. reversible window fan; paby items: feeding table; = haa mesh blay pen. Best offers. 251- 8137 ALL UPRIGHT PIANO; 6 PC. wrought iron leisure group; Storkline rib and chest; boy’s 24’’ Schwinn bike; clothes; toys; reas. 724-8723. ND For BRACE YOURSELF FOR A THRILL the first time you use Blue Lustre to clean rugs. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Wolff Ace Hardware, Wilmette. Classified — 23 _ �x + TE 196 fersinn and Sports 196 Cars MercedesBenz 6/7 230 SL Coupe Roadster _ Like new. $6,991 Now save 991. White with caviar leather interior. — 4 tires. speed Only $1,000 color floor 1,500 VOLVO only tex- shift. 63 actual PORSCHE 1962 Silver Metallic Coupe champagne Autohaus 4 speed, disk brakes; radio; WW’s; exc. cond. only 7,000 mi. $1, 400. 869-2931. If no answer call GR 5-8805. *65 Red Karmann w.w. Real MUST Ghia. good SELL 18,000 shape. miles, $1,450 or _ offer or trade for sta. wag. aoe 2-5198. THUNDERBIRD ’ ‘Full wer. Low pos lg conditi on. Reasonable, Call 869-6447. 1965 KARMANN GHIA FOR blue; SALE, $1,500 Excellent CONVERT. 1964 OPEL CADET SPORT COUPP’, 4 speed, disc brakes, radio, town country tires, good condition, $800. Call 676-1692. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN ONE Excellent condition, white, included, $525. 724-6532 1966 VW; ‘AIR CONDITIONER; RAa backup lights; 2 snow tires; 8,000 mi.; = condition. $1,350. Ernon 5-1057 VW. 1963 SUN ROOF LIKE NEw. Red with white int. radio, heater, 22,000 mi. Evenings and weekends. CONDITION, ALpine 1-9581 1963 SAAB 96 SEDAN, NEW brakes, runs well, economical and reliable transportation, clean $425. Call after 6 p.m. 272-8260. ‘61 AH SPRITE. miles. school. GOOD Must sell Reasonable. COND. before 729-0830. 34,000 summer IN EVANSTON Volkswagens Have a 30 Day or 1000 Mile 100 percent Guarantee USED CAR SHOW ROOM 717 CHICAGO AVE. Overseas Orders AGENT FOR VOLKSWAGEN 65 66 VW 2-Dr. Sdn. $1395 64 65 VW 2-Dr. Sdn. $1195 $1495 $1050 60 Corsa Conv. $995 K.Ghia Coupe Arranged INSURANCE CO. Micro Wgn. Kambi Wgn. 140 — 64 Monza 2 Dr. $700 Auto., Except. Evanston Import Motors, Inc. 733 CHICAGO AUTH. 869-3015 AVE. VW DEALER — SALES AND CLOSED SUNDAY SERVICE FOR tax 1967 TOYOTA $1760 '62 Mercury ‘64 Fairlane 500 AUTOMATIC, RADIO er, full price. STICK SHIFT, 2 DR. HARD TOP, 289 high performance engine. Full price. POWER priced AND 2 FULL $795 AUTOMATIC dio and HEAT-°: AUTOMATIC TRANSpower steering, full $495 TRANSMISSION, RA- full price. STANDARD SHIFT, man’s delight. Full $139 $495 A FISHERprice. 4-8600 1962 = 1160 Waukegan Rd. 24 — Classified Open Sun. 'til 6 p.m. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life Wanted 724-7350 * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News 3-5555. HEALEY 3000, to Buy—Automobiles JUNK CARS WANTED FREE PICK UP 24 HOUR TOWING 256-3157 JEFF'S TOWING, WILMETTE Cash for your car ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL. Glenview Motor Sales. 1160 Waukegan Rd., Glenview. 724-7350, Mr. Jay. We Toyota Glenview Motor Sales BR 200 For Need ERNIE Ave. Engine — Sunroof, ’61 OLDS 88 4 dr. HT, P.S., P.B., radio, heate one owner, 38,000 miles, ‘exceller condition, $695. 432- 2174 or 432-2686. 1965 IMPALA CONVERT. OR 196 Chevelle Hardtop. Both have P.S push button radio, auto. trans. Orig — owner. OR 3-3217 eve. or weet ends. 729-1000 PONTIAC ‘63 BONNE. CONV.—RE w/black interior and buckets. P.S P.B., W.W., r. and h. Exceptiona sharp. $1, 295. Call 491-0468. SUPER SPORT IMPALA CHEVROLE convert., 1963. White with kia interior, bucket seats. Call 864-4412. Sports Cars INS transmission — radio, WWs, $1,395 1965 Volkswagen with radio. ruby rear axle — red Convert., axle as- 1966 white 1,195 Sea Yellow, 1961 WWs, Blue, ruby automatic 1963 Red, red Falcon automatic $795 $695 1960 Volkswagen Sunroof light beige, $495 Futura transmission $995 black Volkswagen Sedan radio, transmission 1964 Falcon 1963 Volkswagen Sedan $895 Mustang automatic $2,195 blue $995 radio, yellow $2,495 1964 Volkswagen Sedan 1963 radio Futura transmission Valiant Red, stick $695 WINNETKA IMPORT MOTORS 666 Green Bay Rd. — HI 66100 AGENTS "56 DESOTO: CLEAN: PERFECT brakes and engine. $100 firm. Jefferson Auto, 1824 Willow Rd., Northfield. OPEN: FOR 9 A.M.-9 VOLKSWAGEN P.M. MON. TO CLOSED Bluff INSURANCE FRI. 9 A.M.-5 SUNDAY * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald © Deerfield Villager Forest-Lake front TRADE INS 1966 Chevrolet Impala Sedan Pearl DR ’56 FLEETWOOD CADILLAC Good condition. ’65 V. W. Kombi Wagon Call after 6 p.m., 256-2424 3051 Old Glenview Rd., Wilmette. OTHER 1966 Volkswagen Evanston GR 5-8000 Lake 4 semblies — brake systems — electrical system. McKAY serving CONDITION. Days past the |6-point safety and performance inspection and have been completely overhauled and reconditioned. We're so sure of them, we guarantee 100% the repair or replacement of all major mechanical parts! For 30 days or |,000 miles. If it's hard to find used Volkswagens in better condition than ours, it's because it's hard to find a used Volkswagen Guarantee better Clean Cars * Glenview Announcements acacia Won't Find Used Volkswagens in Better Shape Than Ours Sale—Automobiles and The Village Lamplighter, 729-100 than ours. RED AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE MK2. Good condition. — Call after 3, CR 2-0563 750 Chicago GR 5-4444 $395 Rd. red roadster, wws, radio, heater, overdrive, wire wheels, 6,800 miles, exc. cond. $2,200. 729-3164. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN EXCELLENT CONDITION. 8,000 miles. Bahama blue w/black vinyl seats. $1,500. 743-3380 after 5:30 p.m. '60 Pontiac: Bonneville AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, RAdio and heater, today’s special Waukegan Glenview YOU $995 Dealer Rd. 251-7084 TRADE $1,595 Renault—Peugeot 1965 AUSTIN at Foreign and $1,295 MGB ’'64 BLACK CONVERTIBLE. Red Upholstery, Extras. Mint Condition. 19,000 Miles. $1,450. By Owner. AL 6-3000, Days. AL 1-5961 Eves. 1960 MERCEDES-BENZ 220S. Original owner, 4 dr. sedan. 31,000 aoe A-1 condition. $799. Phone AL 1013. 199 '59 Rambler Wagon Corvair heater, DR. H.T. mission, price. only '63 AND ‘61 Chev. Impala '63 Pontiac 4 Dr. Catalina FULL Meteor 196 Glenview PA Glenview $1,195 150! $595 $1,295 $795 Rd. $695 CHEVROLET ~ 1959 OLDSMOBILE 98 1965 FALCON SQUIRE WAGON 289 V8 engine; de luxe luggage rack; pwr. tail window; full undercoat; trailer hitch and light hook-up; 22,000 mi.; Wht. w/de luxe Squire panel and trim; red vinyl uphol. Good rubber. Snow tires inclu. Orig. owner will sell on first come, first served basis for $1,650. Call 256-0425. OVERSEAS SPECIALISTS IN RENAULT AND PEUGEOT DELIVERED ANYWHERE $1050 FINANCING Waukegan Waukegan EXCEL 1961 CHEVY. CONVERTIBLE Exc. cond., tan, white top, radid heater, 8 cyl., auto. trans. $800 or beg offer. Glenview. 724-6586 $1,495 JENNINGS CHEVROLET 241 729-100 ‘57 CHEV. 4 DR. With Hollywood pkge. (spare metz rear outside of trunk); low mi.; autd trans.; p/s.; p/b; push button ‘radic perfect body and mechanical. ae tires. 446-1446. Evanston 328-3670 TAMBOURINE MOTORS Sharp 241 EVANSTON DODGE CITY 1901 Green Bay Road $395 $595 ‘63 Buick Skylark 2-Dr. Hardtop - $1295 $ | 095 V8, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, power steering, radio and heater, 4 brand new tires. Excellent condition. in Glenview '66 VW Sedan '67 Renault R-10 4-Dr. Authorized JENNINGS A FINE basement’’ '64 Ply. Valiant $895 '62 Renault 4-Dr. '63 Renault 4-Dr. '64 Renault 4-Dr. Auto. Trans. '66 Renault R-8 4 Speed HEATER; AUTO. car at a “‘bargain YES! AUTO., RADIO, WHITES. ALL kinds of extras. 2nd car and this has factory guarantee. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AVAILABLE ALSO. Glenview 63 Rambler Won. 1965 Chev. 2 Dr. H.T. BANK Rd. STANDARD TRANSMISSION. lenj condition. '64 Chev. Impala Won. 4-Dr. 16 POINT CHECKED 100% GUARANTEED VOLKSWAGENS FULL $1,295 RADIO; family $1,647 Waukegan TORONADO Purchased late October. Power stee ing; power brakes; 6-way power seat! power windows; fully tinted glass push buttom AM radio; factory Fou} Seasons Air-Cond.; automatic Crui Control; power trunk control; corner ing lights; seat belts w/shoulde harness, tilt and telescopic steerin wheel, etc. Only 04862 miles. Cos $6,200. $4,600 or best offer. 446-6867 o 724-1798 1966 Plymouth NEW Buys of the Week $350 241 $1,595 All Standard Equipment With 12 Mo. 12,000 mi. Full Factory Warranty Delivered $895 JENNINGS CHEVROLET RANTY Sealed cooling system Heater, defroster Turn signals 4-wheel disc brakes Undercoating Window washers Electric wipers Oil filter Child Rear Door Lock 4-way safety flasher 4-speed transmission And many additional features OWNER. snow tires VOLKSWAGEN 61 . . . . . . . . . . . . '63 Monza Cpe. RADIO; HEATER; WINDOW WASHers; Back-up lights. Fully equipped and _ still under FACTORY WAR- 4-Dr. Sedans REAL 1960 VOLKSWAGEN Call 275-5154. Sunroof BRAND For Sale—Automobiles AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, SHOW room condition. Black and red inter or. Must be seen to appreciate. LOADED. VINYL ROOF. AUTO., power. Hard to tell from new. $1,647 LATE 1965 VW, $1,000, $675 CASH Plus take over low monthly payments. Superb condition. Going to Europe. HA 17-1011 days, eves. 528-7419. GOOD NEW 200 Sale—Automobiles NORTH SHORES FINEST ‘65 Dodge Polara H.T. '67 Renault R-10 1963 VW Convert. Baby Blue MILES, 1-2805. For EVANSTON DODGE CITY to be good or French to be hot. (But it is) 1959 VOLKSWAGEN. ’62 ENGINE, radio, gas heater, good condition. $550. ALpine 1-0015 after 6 p.m. 40,000 Call AL 200 price. OWNER. LOW MILEAGE. Call 864-8464. 2ND CAR, clean. $700. Cars It doesn't have to be German LIGHT fully MODEL or best Sports RENAULTS ALL 1966 DODGE CORONET 500. 426 ‘‘hemi’’ eng.; 4 spd.; posi.; air lift suspension; mag. wheels. $2, 500 or best offer. AL 1-5941, aft. 6 p.m. Yellow, exc. cond., low mileage, Lake Forest driven, fully equip., VW’s best - car. Best offer 234- 3183 after 7 p.m. 64 VW Foreign and 1964 VOLKSWAGEN ‘Make reasonable offer. 835-2595 1966 OPEL CADET FASTRACK _ radio, 196 ESTATE CAR (1966) Like new. $2,300. UN 9-9791 VOLKSWAGEN 1300 Bahama offer. 251-6010. Edens ON THE WAY! Cars KARMANN GHIA, green, excellent condition, equipped $900. AL 1-4207. ONE Frontage Rd. Northbrook reedes Benz-Porsche ‘272-7905 - Open Daily 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 5 Closed Sunday The midwests only Mereede® BenzPorsche Dealer. Specialist in Overseas Delivery KARMANN GHIA CONVERT. 29,000 miles. Mech. perfect. Interior very clean. No rust, but body needs some work. Anxious to sell ‘aetagteads BABY Sports 1965 CORVETTE CONV. WITH AMFM radio, positraction, 4-speed, 350 H.P. engine. Very clean. Only 14,000 miles. $3,095. Call 256-2625 evenings. leather interior. on and ’°66 200 MERCEDES DIESEL; 4dr. Only 23,000 miles. Hand- shift. All mi. serv. requirements made. $3,300. Owner. After 6 p.m. 272-5960. 1966 G.T.O. 4 SPEED TRI-POWER; chrome wheels; new wide oval tires; gold with white interior. Exc. condition. $2,395. 272-7796. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN, EX: cellent condition; low mileage; Bahama blue; radio; WW’s; $1,500. Call UNiversity 4-1071 after 6 p.m. miles. _4 SPEED, Foreign COMPANY P.M. * Highwood Herald SATURDAY May 4, | �e Sor Sele-—-Actemebiios '62 good whls. 201 $695 JENNINGS CHEVROLET tires $775. 200 ee incl. snow tires on spare 945-6861 after 6 and wknds. 729-1000 CONDITION, AIR-COND., black. Pvt. Call 328-8742 LINC.. CONT. : ‘80: CONY., : ORIG. owner; air cond.; all pow. assists; exc. cond.; good tires (2 nearly new) rebuilt transm.; recent brakes; $495 or offer. Call 835-0750. Rd. Glenview ‘60 T-BIRD CONVERTIBLE '62 ’62 IMPALA CHEVY Low mi., wife’s car; good cond., wws, power, extras, private. AL 1-7759 eves. 4-DOOR FULL Continental 241 LK. W/RED LTHR. INT. BEAUT. cond.—low mile. $1,895. AL 1-2711. ‘65 '65 Chev. S.S. Coupe IR-CONDITIONED, AUTOMATIC transmission, power steering. Has 23, onl guaranteed miles. Loaded with extra JENNINGS Glenview 729-1000 SHOLL THE POWER, BUCKET Waukegan Rd. Glenview HOUSE THAT ALL CARS '66 Bonn. CAR IN OUR Vista 1965 AUTO . ELEC. AUTO. sharp Bonn. TRANS., P.S., P.B., 4 DR. Ford H.T., P.S./P.B. 1964 ‘66 T-Bird Cpe. TRANS. P.B., white int. P.S. LIGHT Like AUTO. new. Cat. TRANS., AUTO. TRANS., P.S., Condt. Like new. P.B., AIR 2 DR. H.T. V8 AUTO. P.B. P.S., Prix P.B. $1995 TRANS. P.S., P.B. AUTO. P:S. 1961 Chev. 4 DR. H.T. AUTO. TRANS. P'S. 6 $695 AIR., ELEC., ETC. thing but kitchen HAS sink 2? $2095 63 CHEVROLET 409 4 speed, fast, clean, $1,100 EVERY- 1965 Ford 1966 SOLD AND SERVICED BY power, showroom condition $2,095 1965 Ford LTD 4 Dr. H.T. 390-V8, CRUISEOMATIC, POWER massed. power brakes windows and 6 way seat. Selectaire conditioning, vinyl roof, deluxe wheel covers, whitewalls, radio. $1,395 1965 Mustang 1964 Thunderbird Landau $2,295 Above , Hardtop 289-V8, CRUISOMATIC, AIR CONditioned, power steering, radio, whitewalls, deluxe wheel covers. $1,795 automobiles still under new car guarantee. Ask about our used car 24/50 warranty Many other fine cars to choose from FORDS FOR SKOKIE eter AT DEMPSTE N DAILY ’TIL 10 PM. y 4, 1967 $2,295 PASSENGER. 352 V8, POWER steering, power brakes, cruisomatic, radio, like new set of whitewalls. This one won't last. $| 995 AIR CONDITIONED, RADIO, full power including power windows. Suburban driven. Ford Galaxie 500 1963 Ford Cntry. Squire 9 SAT. 6 P.M. OFFER. FAIR 251-8753 Waukegan Rd. CHEVY Glenview '65 Buick LeSabre 2 DR. HT, P.S., P.B., LOW MI. $1,795. UN 4-4905, Rm. 14 after 5 p.m. 53 CADILLAC CONVERT. IN EXCEL. | lent mechanical cond. Like new tires. — Reasonable. Call AL 6-0771. 1961 with 1958 CHEVROLET V-200-6. Garage Just Call 4 OR FORD 4-8000 FORD—NEW BODY, gine 325 cu. in., Isky pistons, Hurst 3-speed extras. CE 4-4780 after PAINT, ENcam, Jahns plus many 6:30. ‘66 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN 9 passenger, blue, PS, radio, heater, WW, good condition, low mileage. Call AL 1-8062 after 5 p.m. Good CTRY. pass. V-8-Full Burgundy. 65 957 OLDS Pt Beng No UN 2 DOOR. rust. White 76 SQUIRE pow. 8- ONE ER. Call pia eves eae é MERCURY STATION WAGON 9 PASSENGER : PS. PB, Mend TRANS. 945-4072 | BONUS 65 MUSTANG CPE. V8-4SP., W.W.’s A one owner gem. geous Ebony Black, another miler 65 10 Air FORD CTRY. SED. 10 V8-AT-PS-R-WW-Bronze. ’°65 $1, V.W. CONVT. R., Ready to enjoy. The love this one. V.W. cond. $2395 H., W.W.’s ladies will Lt. Green $1,345 ’65 PASS. $2095 BUICK SKYLARK Full power, for. Vintage V8. in on a new SPT. This T. Bird. is Burgundy. a Well CPE. trade- cared , PONTIAC CATALINA 2 DR. H.T. Full power, air cond., R., H., W.W., Beauty Emerald PONTIAC GRAN PRIX. FULL power, fact. air cond., P. windows, P. Seat. Really loaded. — li like this one. Crescent lue. {08 Turquoise. $1,995 on Wheels. wae ’*64 *65 CHEV. IMP. SPT. CPE. PS-R-WW. Ermine white. ’65 65 FORD CTRY. SQUIRE WAG. hs Full Power, 6..Pass:, R., W.W..,’s, F saan Bronze. See it and buy i $1,995 ‘64 FORD GALAXY 500 XL Full power, R., H., Smoke White. Lo-Lo 64 FORD CTRY. $1,595 V8, CTRY. full SEDAN power, R., V8-AT$1895 mcg W.W.’s, Ivory. A 2 DR. “6” AT-R- WW-Gorgeous black. $1095 64 T. power, fees WAG. BIRD LANDAU, a/cond. met Raven You won't ; FULL Black believe $1,995 Diamond ; 6 family 1, 63 FAIRLANE W.W.’s. mileage. SEDAN full power, H.T. FORD V8, pass. Colonial wagon. $1,445 63 ’*64 FALCON CONVT., V8, ATRAN., , W.W.’s, Metallic Green. White T. BIRD Coral with CONVT. FULL PWR. white top. Real nice. $1,145 “TODAY'S BEST BUY’”’ ’62 FORD CTRY. SQUIRE 9 PASS. V8, A.T., Ready to serve you. Almond Beige. SCHUMACHER 1131 BR Open 3-4803 Daily CHICAGO ’til 9:30 p.m. FORD AVE. Sat. til 6 p.m. : DA INDIAN HILL MOTORS Chrysler ‘61 Crown Suburban power. driven, — Imperial Imperial one owner, ‘62 61 ‘60 ‘60 '54 8-3503 Plymouth Valiant 4 Door Automatic, radio and _ cheap transportation. heater, $595 ‘63 Plymouth Bel. Wgn. Stick—like — ‘63 full $795 DR. sedan. Stick shift, 6 cyl., white walls. Low mileage. One owner. Good station car. $150. 234-0861. 57 RED. kept, $750. Ark 9-0560. 1960 ’*66 FORD GALAXY 500 4 DR. H.T. ee Springtime = Ow $22 DOOR 1-2495. BELVEDERE, cyl.; excellent owner; $1,075; AIR, con- — DA 1960 RAMBLER CLASSIC Station wagon; R/H; W/W's;: extra snow tires. ¥ Alter 6 p.m. call i $100.00 V-8; 4 SPEED 2 windows. Excond. $1,650 or BEL SEDAN Excellent $600. Call 1964 Valiant Convertible 2 CONDITION. top. 1965 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT 327, V-8, automatic transmission, p.s., radio, Cranberry red, red interior. $1,595. 724-7714. 6 4 DOOR extras, Private party. Yes, we here at Schumacher Ford want to show our sincere interest, in proving to you, that Schumacher Ford in Evanston is the place to buy your one owner suburban used car. So . bring this ad with you at time of purchase and we will deduct $100.00 from your price on any of our 72 car selection. The following is only a partial listing. 729-1000 FACT. AIR COND. powes brakes, radio, ell maintained. $1,900. 1964 PLYMOUTH beisee; 4 dr. sedan; condition; original GReenleaf 5-6669. standard 1962 CHEVROLET 2-DR. with auto. trans.; 6-cyl.; lc mileage: extra wheels and snow tires; are what 2 owners. 724-8849 eves. and w owner. cellent cond. $1,675. 724-3064. CONVERTIBLE 1961 CORVETTE 327 tops, 1 pwr.; pwr. ceptionally clean. Exc. best offer. 945-0957. CHEVROLET Stiee. ‘65 PONTIAC BONN. H.T., WHITE, black top. Full power. Auto., air-cond., AM/FM, Exc. cond. Orig. owner. Evens. or Sun. AL 6-0117. Blue. FULL 1959 MERCURY MONTEREY power steering, radio, heater. had tune up. Reliable 2nd car. 478-8842 days and 967-8876 eves. 1964 T-BIRD: Power renieg pce a - 327 V8; Auto.; P.S.; R.; H blk.- ray Wht. top; low mileage. Garage Rept. After 5 and wknds. 864-7816. SADSAAC 1963 Convertible; tless_ black leather int.; flawless 1 urgundy exterior; ex- 9 pass., 1957 CHEVY BEL AIR sports coupe. First reasonable offer accepted. Call after 4:30 p.m. 869-9174. LESS SKOKIE AND SUN. MTL stick US. 1965 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 hard top, 1 owner. Call ALpine 352 V8, 4 DOOR HARDTOP. Cruiseomatic, power steering, radio, factory selectaire conditioning, tinted glass, whitewalls, full wheel covers, deluxe all vinyl interior. Ford motor company warranty. For Sale—Automobiles CHEVY—’65 IMP. 8.8. CONV 1957 Chevy 4 Door BEST 1955 CHEVY TWO DOOR. POWER steerin power brakes; automatic transmission. Good condition. $150 or best offer. 256-2983. FORD Cutry. Sq Squire 425 H.P. dependable. AL 1-6047. ‘65 Caprice 4 Dr. H.T. 59 Gigantic Air conditioned New and Used Car Showroom 10 PASSENGER, 352 POWER steering, power brakes, cruisomatie, chrome luggage rack, radio, like new set of ww’s. Here is one of the most wanted luxury wagons at a sensible price. FORD 1962 GALAXIE Stick-6; 2 dr.; R and H. One Asking $495. Call 272-4592. crsanaste - x BEST $75 CAR IN TOWN 54 Ford, 42000 actual miles, shift with radio. Call 864-5547 after 5 p.m. BR 3-2886 FERGUS 1961 COMET 2 DOOR AUTOMATIC. Reconditioned, good looking, good mee $450. Call after 6 p.m. GR 5- radio, Power steering; power brakes; auto; low mileage; see: $350. Evanston 5-2800 ‘63 CHEVY BEL AIR, P.B., like new tires, battery; low mileage. $875. Phone 446-1985 after 6 p.m. 1965 TEMPEST WAGON AUTOmatic trans., power brakes, power steering, radio, excellent condition. Cali PA 4-6521. P.S., wws, 65 JENNINGS CHEVROLET Station Wagons 6 to choose from 1964-'65-'66's — All have Hydramatic power. Some have Air Conditioning: GReenleaf vert. V-8, auto. trans., pwr. steering and brakes, radio, white w/black top. _ Phone 234-4826. CON- OLDSMOBILE ’65 DYNAMIC 88 convertible. Green with black top. Full power, low mileage. RO 4-25 1963 OLDS 8&8 TWO DOOR HARD top, metallic green and white, p.s., p.b., radio, w/w, vinyl interior, A-i cond. $1, 200. Call 475, 241 110! Chicago Ave. $650. AMERICAN 1963 OLDSMOBILE SUPER 88 station wagon, p/s, p/b, pow. windows and seats, air-cond. AM-FM rad. Perfect condition. 869-1178. ‘64 G. P. Aqua ‘65 Bonn. Cpe. AUTO. P.S. $995 1965 Grand TRANS., be seen. 660 TRANS. RUNNING COND.; 729-4258 RAMBLER 1962 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR station wagon. Automatic trans., pow: er steering, power brakes. $625. all 234-4284. 1961 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE, AUtomatic transmission, P.S., B., new top, excellent condition. Asking $550. Call after 5:30 p.m. AL 1 1962 Buick Skylark $1995 AUTO. Must AIR-COND. $1095 Vista CONVERT. ~ AUTO. heater. Orig. owner. good condition, $500. vertible, standard transmission, heater, $350. 475-5876 LTD Rambler $2995 1965 1962 $1795 $2095 AUTO. blue, PERF. 500 RADIO 1965 CLASSIC. offer. 432- 200 CON- ‘60 Cadillac Convertible $1195 Convt. TRANS., SHOP Corvair BIRD ’57 2 SEATER Mint cond. Full power. Best 2748 after 6:30. ’62 RAMBLER trans. radio, Low mileage, 446-2962. SALE $2795 1965 1961. BUICK LE SABRE, 4 DOOR. Power steering; power brakes; dynaflow; R/H; blue. 1 owner. Exc. cond. Recent tires, muffler, brakes. $650 or best offer. AL 1-2265 64 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, 2 DR. sedan. Auto. transm.; pwr. steering; W/W’s; radio. 17,500 miles. Owner very ill. WILL SACRIFICE. Call after 6 or Sat. and Sun. AL 1-6663. T PRE-CHECKED AC... 2.8. P.B....AUTO. Black vinyl roof. EXECUTIVE DRIVEN 1966 FORD L.T.D. 4-dr. hardtop. Burgundy w/blk. int. and blk. vinyl top. R/H; P/S; w/only 16,182 mi. New car on order. Must sell. $2,450 or best offer. 724-1798. FINE SERVICE .BUILT TRADE-IN POWER. 1958 CHEVROLET, 6 CYLINDER stick shift. Good transportation. Reasonable. ALpine 1-9083. OFFERS NEW FULL 1965 CORVAIR MONZA Auto. drive; orig. owner; radio; W/W; white w/blk. int. In warranty until Dec. Call 724-2057 before 6 p.m. after 6 p.m. Call 724-8705. 1965 BUICK ELECTRA CONVERT. p.s./p.b.; air-cond.; p. win.; 6-way p. seat; 3 like-new tires; garage kept; exc. driven. Best offer. AL 15584. 729-1000 PONTIAC St.7 For Sale—Automobiles CATALINA PONTIAC 1963 241 Waukegan Rd. Glenview 729-1009 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 2 DR. hardtop. 8 cyl.; P/steering; P/brakes; auto. transm.; radio, rear speaker; W/W; 1 owner. Exc. cond. Highest offer over $1,300. 251-9332. SEATS. CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE, maroon color, air and full power, 18,000 miles, perfect cond. Private party. $3595. Days BR 4-3164, eves. AM 2-6275. 200 JENNINGS CHEVROLET Convert. 1965 PONTIAC LE MANS V8; AIR cond.; burgundy with black interior; bucket seats; power steering and brakes; WW’s R/H; beautiful condition. $1,850. Sat. or Sun. only. 945-0896. CHEVROLET 1 Waukegan XL _ Olds* Convert. DYNAMIC 795 JENNINGS CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE Lincoln Ford For Sale—Automobiles '64 sy ’61 OLDS 98 HOLIDAY w/air cond.; pow. brakes, steering, windows. Battered rt. front end, if you're good at body work, this is a bargain at $200. Phone 359-1958. 41 Waukegan '63 Sale—Automobiles yo EX- UTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, cellent condition. ABULOUS all power, For 1 Sedan Dr. 2 Chev. 200 new. '65 Chev. Immaculate, Bel Air 4 Dr. low miles. $695 995 Buick Special Wgn., like new Ford Country Sedan Wgn., Clean Falcon Wgn.— one owner Ford 4 Dr. Galaxie, good transportation Olds 4 Dr. PS., automatic 80 Green Bay Rd. w/red. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland and The Village Lamplighter, serving Lake Forest-Lake Bluff Winnetka, Ill. HI 6-0655 Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classitied—25 * �200 For 201 Sale—Automobiles Boats and Outboard Motors 1963 RED PLYMOUTH SPORTS Fury, sharp, p/s, bucket seats, rad., heater, snow tires. One owner $995. AL 1-0738 evenings or weekends. 19 1964 PONTIAC TEMPEST COUPE 325 cubic inch V8 engine, dual exhaust and carburetors, Call Peter Brown 475-3493 in eves. $1,000 or best offer. marine. Approx. 40 mph. Convertible canvas top. This boat constructed with heavy mahogany and has 7/8 inch sawed white oak frames. Have survey which shows boat in excellent condition. Asking $1,300. Call Dick Williams, AL 1-4333. 1966 SUNFISH AND ALLIGATOR PONTIAC LEMANS 1965 V8 HARD top, many extras, $1,575 or best offer. Call 262-9620 aiter 6 p.m. except weekends. FT., 1948 CENTURY speedboat. Boat and engine UTILITY have less Original hp.,_ tnan 200 hrs. total time since new. All cylinder, trailer, 1954 2 DOOR PONTIAC, MECHANics car, V-8 engine, rear speaker. $100 or best offer. Call AL 1-9475. 1962 CHEVY ©. iI 6 CYLINDER convertible, automatic transmission, P.S., P.B., WWs, radio, heater, $600 or best offer. 262-5614. 1964 BONNEVILLE 421 STICK. Reasonable. Good condition. Phone 537-6829 after 6 p.m. 66 EXCELLENT RUNNING CONDITION. Call 869-6730 or DA 8-9024. 1962 Blue Good Monza Corvair running cond. $360. ID 1964 CHEVELLE 2-DR. 1962 CORVAIR STATION WAGON. A/T; R/H. Good rubber, $500. PArk 4-5452. FORD 4-DR. COMET ’64, AUTO. TRANS., PS., radio, 4 drive, like new tires, snows on extra wheels, very clean. $950. Call 433-0366 6 Used only keep. $700. Call 1965 CHEVY IMPALA 9 PASSENger wagon. Full power; factory air. Owner leaving city. Best offer. Call after 5:30 p.m. 272-1061. ‘60 CORVAIR MONZA 2 DOOR 4 speed, black with black int., radio and WWs. kept. 27,000 miles. $900. Call OR 5-0875, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sat. MERC. heater, new 57 MOUNT white interior, walls, CLAIR, p.b., exc. running Call 831-4192. ’62: w/ws.; Trailer. Seldom used. 6-0906 after 6 p.m. 16 FT. THOMPSON Evinrude electric, and trailer. Full price $300. Call UN 4-9825 after 5 p.m. 30 h.p. 19’ LIGHTNING SAILBOAT Needs mast and_ reconditioning; w/trailer and sails. $400. Park 4-5689. WANTED: USED CANOE ALUMINUM, GOOD CONDITION CALL HI 6-6481 SAILFISH: $195 TOP CONDITION Call 446-0547 SEA WITCH. 75 SQ. FT. OF NYLON sail, aluminum integral mast with alligator type trailer. $350 or best offer. Thurs., Fri., Sat. 446-1654. . |2' RUNABOUT, AND 1964 FORD XL 500 2 DOOR, 390 CU. in., p.s. p.b. 4 speed am-fm. radio, blue-all white interior, bucket seats. exc. cond. $1,450 234-8895. CHEVROLET 1964 2-DOOR SEDAN $950; 6 cyl.; black; red interior; runs excellent. Call after 5 p.m. 743-0395. 7623 N. Eastlake, Chicago. trans., 1966 PONTIAC LEMANS HARDTOP, completely equipped, sharp car. Clean and perfect. Going overseas. Bargain for quick sale. 864-8728. FORD SKYLINER HARDTOP CONvertible, $250. Good running condition. Many new accessories. UN 4-1629 A.M. or after 7 p.m. MOTOR EXCELLENT CRestwood BOAT CONDI- Give promise of merry 2-6951. l4 FT. STAR METAL AND 80 Like CAD. FLEETWOOD $195. P/S, P/B. air-cond. Rebuilt motor, new transmission, new brakes, new exhaust. Needs body work. AL 6-1856. TRAILER, tion. RADIO. ps. cond. NEED WHEELS? 1959 LINCOLN. Power seats, brakes, windows, steer. Needs body work, best offer. aft. 7 or weekends, 1244 Raleigh, PA 9-1732. 65 tra la, 1966 FIBERGLAS FLYING DUTCHman or 1962 Wayfayer 16’, wood with epoxy finish. Both w/trailers, sails. Must be seen. ID 3-0633. 16° 1964 DODGE WAGON 6 passenger, roof rack, auto. P.S., beige, wws, $995. : Call 724-7219 in the Spring, SAILBOAT ft. of sail, rigging, no 831-3790. With Exc. condition. 2 years old $450. AL CYL. 1959 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE, V°8. 4 barrel carburetor, swivel seats, auto. trans., best offer takes. Call before noon or after 6 p.m., 251-0918. MERCURY—COMET 2 DR. Perfect cond.; stick; 6 cyl.; blue and white. Best offer. Hillcrest 6-7602 that bleom LYMAN WITH 35 H.P. JOHNSON and tilt-bed trailer, back to back seats, 2 tanks, skis, lines, full canvas cover, $500. 475-7419 eves. wknds. 475-5513 ‘63 The flowers GLASSTEX STARCRAFT ‘‘SKYLARK" 14 ft. fiberglas, 100 sq. made to order trailer. No 1965 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE, good condition, air conditioned. Witt take trade. $2,850. Call OR 3-0082. SAVOY 4 DR. after 6 p.m. 15’ Sunfish RANCH WAGON—RUNS WELL-—AIR-COND. PArk 4-8829—$275 THE PERF. 2ND CAR. CLEAN, EXC. running. ’62 Turq. 4 dr. Chev. Bel Air, very low mile. By 1 owner. PS. P. glide, R., H., etc. $575. AL 1-6020. 59. PLYMOUTH Stick, $50. Call condition. 14 FT. PLYWOOD RUNABOUT with trailer, $300; ‘58 Johnson electric moter, $200. Call RO 4-0848 1964 14° FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT, 35 H.P. Evinrude motor. Gator trailer, skiis and life jackets. Best offer over $850. Call 537-5178. P/S; P/B; EXC. COND. CALL 724-3193 AFTER 6 P.M. 1960 excellent six Gray Speed Queen, 35 h.p. Johnson outboard with electric starter. Bulko trailer. Complete, $600 or offer. See Sat. or Sun. 205 Essex Road, Kenilworth. up 2-4746 125 carburetor. TRAILER-BOAT, 14’ ‘58 FORD—STICK dual 5 times (includes coast guard required life preservers). $500. Also. selling comb. Thompson water skis $25. Call OR 17-6464 or ID 2-8380. ARROW NO. 62, 18’ SLOOP, MAhogany hull, new deck, new mast, two suits of sails, trailer, all extra equipment. Excellent condition, ready for racing. $1,100 but I’ll negotiate with an interested party. UN 4-5162. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE: condition; low mileage. $100 and over payments. 299-3215 after 7 good take p.m. equipment. CRAFT 10 H.P. MTR. PArk 4-5452 Sunshine CRUISERS INC. 40 HP. JOHNson; Super Gator trailer. Well equipped. $1,050. Call 272-2897. SAILBOAT 13’ CUSTOM ADVANCE Flying Jr. with trailer No. 660. Phone Days CE 4-5000, eves. CE 4-4363. SAILBOAT: 1 YR. feet. Price $175 Fred at CE 4-5015 WANTED: Fiberglass. OLD, LENGTH 12 or best offer. Call after 5 p.m. SUNFISH 251-5805 SAILF#SH SUPER FIBREGLAS GOOD CONDITION 446-3076 15 FT. trailer; Call CR 16’ TWIN boat 35 $650. GR 202 1%4 FIBERGLAS BOAT, WITH 750 hp Evinrude motor. $500. 2-5984 evenings or weekends. DECK DUNPHY SPEED H.P. Evinrude and trailer 5-7519 Airplanes INTEREST CESSNA 140. BASED Sky Harbor. Rebuilt Front—Rear. New radio. Dues $15 month. Share $800 with 5 hr. dual or $750 cash. White with red trim. NC 89918. Call Saturdays, Sundays only. AL 1-1285. RAMBLER WAGON AMBASSADOR 90, 9 pass., fully automatic, list $4,018 new. Real clean. See at 1461 Maple Ave., Evanston. AL 6-1831. And eventually 1937 CHEVROLET STATION wagon, runs good, 6 cyl., $100. PA 80 1962 COMET, AUTO. TRANS., brakes, battery, shocks. Priced Call 296-2107 lawn-mowing,” NEW to sell. OLDS ’63 HOLIDAY HARDTOP. FULL power, snow tires and wheels, showroom cond. AL 1-6749, after 6:30 p.m. CADILLAC ’62 ae privately 4 DR. owned. weeding, * SEDAN CLEAN $1,075. Call 272- and hayfever.** 1941 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD SPEcial, 4 door, $500. in good condition, 2012 Darrow Ave. BOATS & AIRPLANES 201 22 Boats and Outboard Motors *See classified listing **Sorry about that. £2 FIBERGLAS CABIN eruiser. Dorsett inboard/outboard, Volvo 100 drive. Orig. list over $8,500. Many extras incl. custom trailer; $3,800. 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Instantly he dropped the hot ashes, shoved his burned hand into his pocket Vera Yttri PEANUT GALLERY and tried to appear casual. ‘Kinda hot, wasn’t it?’’? asked the blacksmith. 1232 CENTRAL AVE. ILL. 60091 WILMETTE, ‘‘Nope,’’ replied the cowpoke, ‘‘Just don’t take me long to look at a horseshoe.’’ ‘¢ Re, be == v7 �ee ES 5 eae 4 i ae Meas Ss 5 PE eSoe Real Estate Market Place For Members of the Evanston-North Shore Board of Realtors Lakeside Realty Eyes Past, Lakeside Realty this month with The realty remodeling i of its company, Av. very old located in Highland at Park, occupies the office once used around the turn of the century by Brand’s Photo Supplies. Mrs. Rhoda Perlman, owner Io_oot: of the agency, says she “‘tried to keep the old feel, yet modernize inside to make it useful.” the LAKE The outside of the building will remain about the same. But inside new oak 4: an eye to keeping the atmosphere building. 457 Central is Future— paneling, orange SIOE carpet- ing, and cabinet units covering radiators and air conditioners will update the former residence. Mrs. Perlman plans a grand opening party when the remodeling is completed. Mrs. Perlman, a long-time Highland Park resident, began her real Ven Be: estate career in the early 1950s as a / saleswoman for a Highland Park realtor. She opened her own agency in October, 1964. Brand's Art Studio in present Lakeside Realty. Little Things Are Important selling a home. This is true especially if you are selling an older home, or one that has been “lived in” intensively. When mortgage thin, when money it is a buyer’s grease stains on the wall back of the stove. A cleaning job or a coat of paint corrects such conditions. A major obstacle to sales is a lack of elementary good housekeep- ing, the local board found. James estate Downs trends will discuss Monday dinner meeting of North Shore Board real at the May the Evanstonof Realtors in the Pyrenees Restaurant, Skokie Blvd., Skokie. 10035 Mr. Downs, chairman of the Real Estate Research Corp., will speak at 7:30 p.m. on “The Year Ahead,” analyzing North Shore real. estate matters and making predictions for the followed by dinner - is spread ee market, ourself in BY ol urury 2”. fe ” selling homes. Sometimes a single screw, costing a penny, can stop the sale of a home. When a Realtor takes a a home and he front door rattles around in the prospect’s hand, he might well reject the home. One screw might have repaired the loose knob. If a door is stuck, or is difficult to open, a prospect is likely to have a similar negative reaction. Minor sanding or planing, ent of a hinge or the replace- screw, can fix a This lovely home was spacious. The family ranch plank floor and basement and finished value— priced in the built three years ago for present owner. All 8 rooms are room is a beauty with its Weatheredge stone fireplace, beamed ceiling. 4 very large bedrooms, 2 baths. Full 2-car garage. In prestige neighborhood and a splendid 70s. Perhaps the salesman flips a ight switch, meaning to dramatize handsome living room. Nothing Yet a new switch costs less than a dollar. A dirty oven has a lot of meaning for the average woman prospect. She might gauge the entire home on the basis of a dirty oven, and May 4, 1967 This beautiful Colonial designed by E. Clifford Noonan is set on spacious and superbly landscaped grounds. There are 3 woodburning fireplaces, Wormy Chestnut paneling and bookshelves in the den, a large and handsome paneled family room opening to the huge walled patio. 4 bedrooms, 21 baths, formal dining room. fih C. Michels & Cn. eluctant door. appens. ‘a at 6:30. dies of sales obstacles in real estate, has come up with a number of ‘‘do’s” and ‘‘don’ts’”’ for families to iva future. The Evanston-North Shore Board of Realtors, which has made stu- buyer rhe Sg ae. A social hour will be held at 5:30 p-m., (North Shore representative HOMERICA, Inc., nationwide referral service] 751 Elm 105 W. St., Winnetka Madison St., Chicago REALTORS Hilicrest Financial 6-7100 6-7766 Pee nie eae then the little things that need repair, or that need cleaning or painting, can cost the seller hundreds of dollars. prospective _ Downs to Address Realtors Selling Home? Check Details It’s the little things of life that count—particularly when you are This is the way the Lakeside Realty building looks today. Company owner Rhoda Perlman is remodeling the inside. �be SO 5 acne Eacaie Meet Re ee ee soa ee tea ap a ee "i i Ee geePkgce PeoN OI eee gh cia ST eee te ES Oe gi, ke Ss itu ae 05 SB pra! Sainsoa asi e eam ane SP kagte S eeha ¥ 3 She’s Cheerful: Calm E David Lyons Named Ye ears Employee at Hospital a‘ * By SHIRLEY GORDON Although marriage & ais interrupted _ years her ago, Mrs. and a family nursing David studies (Marge) | Lyons of Deerfield has never ceased ministering to the sick and needy. Her devotion to the service of the of the Year award _ Highland Park Hospital. “‘There’s no pattern for emergencies in our town,’’ she mused. After 1% years at St. Lukes Hospital in Denver, she met and married David Lyons. Her warmth and patience found an outlet in She from She is room also a skilled technician, and the twice a a month. week she go and further Facilities “You just wouldn’t believe all the example, we have a crash cart in the emergency room that has saved the life of many a patient who would have died otherwise. operating one “And the administrative staff is so eager to keep us abreast of all the newest advances in medicine. Why, they’ll even pay half the tuition of any special courses we want to take, and they encourage us to keep studying and keep learning ways to help our patients. ‘Also, there’s a continuing in- when said. them, when service program of education at the hospital which we are paid to call, Mrs. Lyons studied at the Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School for two years and then decided to take the is on emergency no hospital’s modern, wonderful equipment we have to work with,” she said. ‘‘For physicians “J miss the patient contact I’m on surgery duty,” she “They’re asleep when we get and even more deeply asleep = _ they leave.” can the than attend.” 20 she had really caring for her husband and their five children. And there was still some left over to lavish on a succession of foster children, one of whom is still with the family. The Modern Misses Contact When probably the 200 bed community facility. frequently request her help. While she prefers her emergency room _ duties, she also enjoys working in surgery, where she is on emergeney call ES weekend is biggest booster as well. She never tires of extolling the virtues of For five years Mrs. Lyons has been employed at the hospital, mainly in the emergency room. As the first to greet many new patients, she exudes a cheerful and calm manner that serves to quiet the fears of the patient and his family. she nursing desired. there isn’t a single call.” sick recently won her the Employee _ minutes away from the _ hospital from the hours of 3 p.m. to 7 a.m. “Some nights I never get away from the hospital—some weeks training _ Lyons family lives at 705 Central Av., Deerfield. The children include their 20-year-old foster daughter, Marcia, who works for TWA; Perry, who is 18 and a senior at Deerfield High School; Cathy, who is a 16 year old junior at the same school; 12 year old Liz who is in the sixth grade at Alan B. Mrs. David Lyons Shepard School; Dave Jr. who is 11 and a fifth grader; and 6 year old Jonathan who attends Kipling School. Sings in Choir The family worships at St. Giles Episcopal Church in Northbrook where Mrs. Sunday choir. school and Lyons works Mrs. Lyons has _ taught sung a with the normal 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. shift five-day week, in addition to her on-call hours. However, she is not a_clockwatcher and puts patient care and the hospital ahead of her own personal needs. During the crippling snowstorm this past winter, she made her way to the hospital in spite of almost impassable roads and worked for 24 hours without relief. acceptance of responsibilities o additional assignments, who could make a fuss over their job here Marge Lyons is an example tq follow.” With her husband employed in Deerfield, and her children reflecting the excellence of their upbringing, she was secure in the knowledge that the household routine would continue in her absence. all | dhol WOMEN When the announcement of her selection as Employee of the Year was made, one of the Administra- tion staff said, ‘“watching her eager Riverview Ramble Workers Tell, But Daisies Don’t The day will come when program chairmen won’t begin their welcoming address with apologies for the weather. Such ever, was not when the the case, Women’s howAuxili- ary members planning the 14th United Charities Riverview Ramble gathered in Chicago’s Racshop-luncheon. Daisy of a Day Other speakers included Robert F. Nelson, executive director of Club recently for a work- United Suburban workers drove away from their snow-covered villages, through wet and gray weather, to attend what was billed as a Daisy of a Day. And that’s what it was. Daisies in white, yellow, and coral covered everything from centerpieces mantel to name decorations .tags, to to floral ar- rangements. liad bb 2 : } es Daisies don't tell, but they do brighten the day for Riverview Ramble workers (from left) Mrs. William Burris, Deerfield area chairman; Mrs. Robert B. Chatz, Highland Park area chairman; and Mrs. Leonard Worth, co-chairman for Highland Park. (Howard ity, and she urged a goal of $50,- 000 for this year’s event, will be held June 20. quet f During luncheon, guests heard Mrs. Roger G. Bensinger of Winnetka, woman’s auxiliary president, describe the work and needs of the multi-faceted charity which helped 36,000 families last year. The Bakers Dozen Ramble last year netted $55,000 for the char- Daisies also greeted arrivals from a huge billboard at the top of the green-carpeted stairs—but these were in the form of delightful posters created by pre-school students Housing in the Project lary sponsors. Cabrini-Green which the Auxi- Charities; Brown of Mrs. Wilmette which David and H. Karl vonMaltitz, a former Ramble chairman, who gave tips on the care and feeding of the promotion kits and Ramble tickets each area chairman received that day. actor, in the guise of an elevator operator in the Chicago building that houses United Charities, gave a convin- cing, Crown of Glencoe cago were in charge of arrange- ments for the Daisy of a Day. Mrs. Robert Chatz has been appointed Highland Park chairman, with Mrs. Leonard Worth serving as co-chairman. Heading a committee of teen-agers will be Yvette Prizant, a junior at Highland Park High School. Mrs. Dan Brusslan will handle publicity. Will Sell Tickets Among Highland Park workers from previous years who will sell tickets for the 1967 Ramble are Mrs. Paul de la Llama, Mrs. Henry X. Arenberg, and Mrs. Grant C. Vietsch. Mrs. William Burris has been appointed Deerfield chairman. She is now lining up her co- Pilots Express professional Barry E. Mrs. Richard Himmel of Chicago, cochairmen of the benefit; and Mrs. A Mrs. and Mrs. Stanley Fletcher of Chi- if hearts-and-flowers-rendi- tion, of his experiences as pilot of the ‘‘anxiety express.”’ workers in Deerfield, Bannock- burn and Riverwoods. Mrs. Neison Harris of Highland Park will continue her annual tradition of opening her home for a workers’ party just prior to the benefit. Fochler Photo) May. 4, 196 �ae he aa ee ee9 gs gels ses tg ges a cinerea ae gett gs *s ¥ rg 4 he . Gee ter - si as gepe nee See Raght Deerfield AAUW 7 Gift Shop Will Colghrate ital — lothth Bi Birthday in Hospital To Install Officers ae At Potluck Supper Mrs. Donald G. Brady of Deer- field will take office as the newlyelected president of the Deerfield Branch of the American Association of University Women at a 7 p.m. potluck supper Tuesday. Other new officers to be installed at the dinner in the Zion Lutheran Church, 10 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield, are Mrs. John D. Schmidt of the event. Deerfield, corresponding secretary; hospital and Mrs. Harold A. Stickler Jr. of Northbrook, recording secretary. ing of the front doors, they are turning the unused north lobby into a boutique for the celebration. Refreshments will be served and Following dano dinner, dancers present of a modern the Gus Gior- Evanston will musical The Alcove Gift Shop of Highland Park Hospital will celebrate its 16th Mark Norcott, all p.m. 4 to Monday. Mrs. Beuttas Robert and Mrs. Robert David, both of Deerfield, have been named co-chairmen for comedy of 9:30 from birthday has As at the construction necessitated the clos- display tables will be filled with gifts and creations from the Alcove’s two workshops. program. Mr. Giordano of Wilmette has appeared in a number of Broadway shows and on television programs such as the Ed Sullivan and the Perry Como shows. Mrs. William Richard of Deerfield is hospitality chairman for the supper. Her committee includes Mrs. Robert Hampton, Mrs. B. E. Martin, Mrs. Robert Mazur, and Mrs. ae al ee Mrs. Daniel Gutmann and Mrs. Bert Wallenstein, both of Highland Park, head the workshops where members work the year around designing and making personalized handbags, bulletin boards, tele- — phone book covers, and seasonal~ decorations. Mrs. e Norman Vance Jr. of High- — land Park is chairman of the gift | shop, which had its start as a gift cart pushed through the hospital| corridors three times weekly. It — has grown in size and staff and has contributed hospital. over $225,000 to the — — sie 3 PLAN RUMMAGE SALE ae. Campbell Chapter No. 712, Order _ of the Eastern Star, will hold its — rummage sale from 7 to 9 p.m. ~ Wednesday and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. next Thursday in the Huntley | Memorial Masonic Temple, Laurel Av., Highland Park. 461 — a Deer- field; and Mrs. J. Willis Green, Mrs. Steven Maroulis, Mrs. Donald White, and Mrs. Carl Wilder, all of Northbrook. DAR to Hear Report The North Shore Chapter of DAR will hold its annual meeting at 1:30 p.m. next Thursday in the home of Mrs. Robert H. Herbst Jr., 162 Laurel Av., Highland Park. Members will hear a report on the Continental Congress of the national organization recently held in Washington, Election and installation of chapter officers also will be a feature of the meeting. Hostesses assisting Mrs. Herbst at the coffee hour following the meeting will be Mrs. Kenneth H. Kraft, Mrs. Mrs. Harry Robert Patton, and S. Temple, all of Highland Park. wor) customers of the Highland Park Hospital Alcove Gift Shop Sharon Cornelius of are Andrew Hayman of Highland Park an Chicago. The grandchildren of hospital volunteers, they attended a sneak preview of the merchandise for sale at the shop's birthday celebration Monday. (Ballenger Photo) Jaycee Women to Install Officers The Deerfield Jaycee Auxiliary will hold its installation luncheon at noon Wednesday in the Deerpath Inn, 255 E. Illinois Rd., Lake Forest. Officers to be installed include Mrs. Robert F. Guasta, president; Mrs. Bart Woloson, vice president; Mrs. Frank Kapple, treasurer. Board members include Mrs. Richard Rodney, social; Mrs. David Hawley, projects; Mrs. John De Francesco, newsletter; and Mrs. William Fields, membership. The wives of all Jaycee members can make reservations through today with Mrs. Woloson, 509 Mrs. Larry Kidder, secretary; Woodvale Av., Deerfield. and Key Ring $12.00 : Cee ee. fe bs Dry Ice Turquoise heels by Town & Country Shoes. They're and come Paradox Dry in soft, supple in the greatest colors you can low pet pig imagine. $12.00 the mini-tent meets its match Ice Orange The 1708 Glenview Rd. Glenview May 4; 1967 ae eh it will be a pet of yours too. Just take a look at these sensational And I A PET OF PIGSKIN i MAKES T&C ountr A mini-tent can go just so far, before it has to have pants to match 2.5 and these three do. First mini is a stained glass print of orange. Dacron polyester and cotton voile. 20,00. Second mini is made of the same, only in pin dots of white on orange. 20,00. Third mini is beige cotton lace. 26,00. obbler All Soon to Northbrook 5-13. Mn Winnelea 656 Deerfield Rd. Coming in sizes Deerfield S Mahland Part as US Iiiveniel �SATURDAY Pioneer Women, Ramah Chapter—International Folk Festival, 8 p.m., Congregation Solel, 1301 Clavey Rd., Highland Park; folk singing and dancing. Hazelwood—Tour of Walgreen estate, Dixon, IIl., 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. SUNDAY Hazelwood—Walgreen estate, Dixon, Ill., tour, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday MONDAY Highland Park Hospital Alcove Gift Shop—Birthday celebration, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., north lobby. TUESDAY Deerfield AAUW—Potluck supper, 7 p.m., Zion Lutheran Church, 10 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield. WEDNESDAY Chicago Lying-In Hospital, Mothers’ Aid—Mother’s Day Luncheon, noon, Guildhall, Ambassador West hotel; Mrs. George W. Beadle, wife of the University of Chicago president, speaker. Christ Methodist Church—Mother-Daughter banquet, 6 p.m., Fellowship Hall, 1558 Wilmot Rd., Deerfield. Deerfield Jaycee Auxiliary—Installation luncheon, 255 E. Illinois Rd., Lake Forest. noon, Deerpath Pioneer Women, Ramah Chapter—Installation luncheon, 12:30 home of Mrs. Nahaman Greenberg, 259 Maple Hill, Glencoe. Inn, p.m., Ravinia Woman’s Club—Spring luncheon, noon, Highland Park Country Club, 1991 Sheridan Rd.; Sulie Harand presenting ‘‘Mame.”’ Servicemen’s Mothers Club—1:30 p.m. luncheon meeting, home of Mrs. Harry Richman, 1111 Princeton Av., Highland Park. : # Ravinia coupon book sales committee heads include Mrs. David J. Harris (left) co-chairman and Mrs. Leonard Cobey, chairman, both of Highland Park. They are discussing the 1967 festival with Members of the Ravinia Assembly Ball XII, the annual benefit for the Mary Lawrence Chapter of the Jewish Children’s Bureau, will be held June 3 in the Standard Club. Wom- an’s Club will spend an afternoon on Broadway during their spring on , A Big Top Circus has been chosen as the theme. Guests will be greeted by clowns and ballroom will be transformed into a big top Park Club, 1201 Park Av. Sulie Harand, musical drama- tist, present will tent. The cocktail area will be roped into a three-ring circus with a merry-go-round in the center. Bal- her version of ‘“Mame’”’ following the noon loons, cocktail hour and 1 p.m. luncheon. Miss Harand There also will be favors and prizes. Mrs. William MacWilliams of Highland Park is the luncheon program chairman. Reservations must be in no later than today and may be made with Mrs. Wallace Black of Deerfield or Mrs. Willard Smith of Highland Park. The club voted on a new slate of officers during their recent meeting. They include the following Highland Park members: Mrs. Wallace Solo, president; Mrs. Grant Vietsch, first vice president; Mrs. Arthur Cook, Mrs. Emanuel treasurer; Abrams, Highland Park, Ravinia's wagons, and sawdust Mary Lawrence Treatment Center for Schizophrenic Children in Chicago. The 39 North Shore women who make up the board pick up the entire expenses for the Assembly Ball so all money contributed by guests goes directly to the Jewish Children’s Bureau. Mrs. Alan Gidwitz of Highland Park is ball chairman. Serving as co-chairmen are Mrs. Harold Kirchheimer of Highland Park Chuck Maltz of Winnetka. The Mrs. dance Meyer Robert Park, committee Meiselman Nathan, Mrs. both Lester and Mrs. includes and Mrs. of Highland Crown of Wil- mette, and Mrs. Herman Harris of Glencoe. Sncidentally 33 By SHIRLEY GORDON it works . . it really works. Those little inserts in magazines that read, ‘“You May Already Have Won, Just Send In. . <a H~: received a letter this week written in beautiful script on fine stationery, telling me that I was one of the winners! Of course, some other lucky lady got the trip to Hawaii, and the color television set went to yet another woman, as did the shiny new convertible. Still, considering the fact that I never had a bar mitzvah, that fountain pen is sure going to come in handy! and arts chair- man. Also from Highland Park are Mrs. Edward P. Basil, publicity QO” to more serious things. Mrs. Arthur Adler Jr. of Highland Park is the newly-elected recording secretary of the Chicago Commons Association which held its annual meeting last Thursday in the Sheraton- chairman; Mrs. D. F. Adams, maintenance chairman; and Mrs. Chicago Hotel. Gilbert Knutson, auditing and revisions chairman. Mrs. Wallace Black of Deerfield is the new social chairman. Marshall Bennett of Highland Park was selected as Voluntee of the Year for the Jewish Children’s Bureau during a recent luncheon in Chicago. This is the second year Mrs. Bennett received the OFFICER honor, and the third year it went to a number Chapter, on whose board Mrs. Bennett serves. Mrs. 60 circus floors will add to the decor. David LeWinter and his orchestra will supply dance music, and a continuous side-show will perform. The benefit raises money for the Mrs. Harold Drimilla; second vice president; Mrs. A. E. Wolters, recording secretary; Mrs. Walter Gombert, corresponding secretary; Photo) of Theme for Assembly Ball XII Country Daley Turkin, Hears ‘Mame’ Highland project, "Operation Stork." (Bud W. . Mary Lawrence Selects Circus Wednesday in the part in the B'nai B'rith Women and the March of Dimes cooperative Marshall general manager, who is wearing Japanese robes in honor of the director and conductor, Seiji Ozawa. (Milton Merner Photo) Ravinia Club luncheon Admiring stork shower gifts are (seated) Mrs. Frederick Solomon and Mrs. Louis L. Perlman, both of Highland Park, and (standing) Mrs. Morris Silver of Chicago. The women won awards for their *% ee A. M*™ INSTALLATION H. Howard of Highland Park is to be installed as new president of the North Shore Weavers Guild at today’s meeting in the Northminster Presbyterian Church of Evanston. Other new officers are Mrs. C. E. Weldon, recording secretary, and Mrs. Frank J. McLoraine, surer, both of Wilmette. trea- : of the Mary Lawrence he Deerfield Branch of the American Association of Universit Women collected more than 5,000 books for the Chippewa Indians on Turtle Mountain Reservation. Since indications are that the books wil continue to flow, they have extended their date to be an “Indian Giver’ to May 10. Mrs. James Morrow of Deerfield, chairman, advises that a radio station in Fargo, N.D. has taken up the project also. D* you get a thrill, as I did when listening to the Station W Auction last week to hear how often local names popped up as both donors and purchasers? May 4, 1967 �Pioneer Women Plan Installation After Luncheon LET THE Mrs. Seymoure Weiner of Highland Park will be installed as president of Ramah Chapter, Pioneer Women at a 12:30 p.m. luncheon Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Nahaman Greenberg, 259 Maple Hill, Glencoe. Also to be installed as _ vice presidents are Mrs. Irving Kaplan of Deerfield, membership; Mrs. Milton Margulies of Highland Park, Moetzet Hapoalot; and Mrs. Bernard Ellis of Highland Park, program. Mrs. Norton Wasserman of Deerfield has written an _ installation seder service entitled, ‘‘“Haggadah of Ramah.” New executive board members include Mrs. Morton Hartman, integration and conservation; Mrs. Grete Weiniger, treasurer; Mrs. Louis Shapiro, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ted Weinstein, recording secretary; and Mrs. David White, special gifts, all of Highland Park. Also, Mrs. Burton Green, Mrs. Leonard Brodsky, Mrs. Herman Wexler, Mrs. Robert Steres, Mrs. Louis Shapiro, Mrs. Albert Boxerman, Mrs. Sholom Singer, Mrs. Marvin Komen, Mrs. Betty Benson, and Mrs. Richard Cohen, all of Highland Park, and Mrs. Greenberg. by Lee heights of the by world’s to al vice president of the little the June 23-24. The Knowltons recently moved to Deerfield Mrs. from Knowlton Fox Point, Wis. is a past president of the Whitefish Bay Woman’s Club and a member of the Wisconsin DAR. rgy oe - Te lri-Delts Will Mrs. W. A. Yandell Meet of Deerfield will be installed as corresponding secretary of the Evanston North Shore Alumnae Chapter of Delta Delta Delta when the sorority meets Wednesday. Mrs. Donald W. Hyink also of Deerfield will be among the hostesses for the 12:30 pm. luncheon in the home of Mrs. Ralph W. Rossi, 339 Linden Av., Winnetka. Plan Banquet as come only used for the sub- affairs to unprece- throughout had been the devastated the the American the New Near in pawns Eastern of the of world, affairs, the Western of in the great their generation ago little change acter of We the are rest explosion of and areas only glect of the of and “life’’ for ward these a but vast first national “to be nethe world to- oppor- the chance for efforts toward eco- alive.’’ outcome of these development will world The certain to tion is and and privileged areas more the legacy to emergent come. reflect of the of nations for civiliza- not only the rich world, but more the as affairs new poor and hori- new We in the United States have heard the cries of the previously voiceless and we have seen their hopelessness pictured on our television tubes, in magazines, and in the newspapers. We have been shocked by what we have seen. our with main- Russia with stalemate taining itself, and perhaps another stalemate with China possible, a global contest of ideologies and power systems is more likely to be decided by a drift of events among the fluid societies of the developing world than by deof either side now terest must of economic the in struggle. and concern moral Both commit national self-in- to support America development. Our response to the tragically inadeso far been have lacked depth of percep- challenge has quate, and we and the people of must put forth far States We must point tions understanding. and tion the of value. historic veloping new sion to world geography and opens zons to popular consciousness. fault a rare strug- well. States, Russia, and all the rest potential of this decivilization adds another dimen- the United the Europe, Now, Our favorite fashionable, quality Mink Stole at $389 depend the makeup the kind of society that generations To of of struggle many of escape the offers of world civilization, will emerge and influence gling a de- heretofore act This entity, to majority real nations. for The also have development millions the an unrest, dormant, struggle that the is tunities On to by visible. misery, for It economic nomic a civilization. formerly becoming a world-wide people. history of char- amounts characterized the anonymity constituted world’s what world is poverty and sleeping disorder. process velopment not history war in the Century now of deprivations of 20th witnessing be- nations and suffered, unin- had times continents made and countries world purposes populations countries World, greater. areas were strategic 1558 Wilmot Rd., Deerfield. 1,967 risen no land they half 4, was major volved If of the affairs These of May has atten- in human countries outside involvement The third annual Christ Methodist mother and daughter banquet will be served at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Fellowship Hall of the church, Tickets may be purchased at the church Sunday morning or from Mrs. Kenneth Cuyler, 701 Appletree Ln., Deerfield, chairman. of population, impact in world North Central Region and will attend the regional conference in Oshkosh ject The activities of the Latin had In trip today war central from a and tion In world affairs India a generation ago was a sleeping Gulliver, and China, with 25 per cent Convention returned Civilization world CAR just in 1895 Emerging Interest dented Furs Since World violence Washington, D.C., where she attended the 72nd Annual Convention of Children of the American Revolution. Miss Knowlton, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Knowlton, is a senior at Deerfield High School. She is president Miss Knowlton of the Wisconsin State Society of CAR and is the honorary state president of Wisconsin CAR. At the convention, she was elected nation- FLY of Thorpe Furriers The Girl Attends has K-Thorpe Distinguished Area Miss Leslie Knowlton of Deerfield FUR see the emergent these people all the in We the greater advanced effort countries of countries from of those United in na- be- the world. the stand- countries. Thorpe Furs* Expert Storage Protection Thorpe Furs' fur storage facilities located on our premises gives you twelve months of immediate in-andout approved vault service . . . at one low annual cost. It means your furs are available to you for instant use whenever you want them. It means free estimates by our skilled craftsmen to determine any necessary repairs, restyling or relining at very modest rates. Call 328-3333 free bonded today for messenger service. * Also cloth, suede, leather and synthetic garments. Evanston ee ee Sherman and Davis �Mary Stouffer, Ronald Canney Plan June Rite Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stouffer of Highland Park announce the engagement of their daughter Mary to Ronald M. Canney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Canney of Somersworth, N.H. Miss Stouffer was graduated from Highland Park High School and the University of Wisconsin. She is teaching in Hyattsville, Md. Mr. Canney is a student at the Embassy-Riddle Institute of Aeronautical Engineering in Daytona Beach, Fla. A June wedding is planned. Benefit Delta Plans Dinner The North Suburban Alumnae Association of Kappa Delta sorority will sponsor a joint dinner dance Saturday with the Shore Center Auxiliary of the North Shore Association for Retarded Children. Association is sponsoring the benefit in the Drake Hotel. Jockey centerpieces will be used to augment the horse racing theme of the luncheon. (Salyards Photo) The ‘Swing into Spring’’ dance to Did know »\ that a marvelous 504% MN Western gency emer- treatment sunburn? for Leave the seasoning vor’s the out . . . fla- least worries. But bs french dressing makes Winnetka | Lake Forest 8/8 Elm you (ea Sh Pet ~~ _ Mrs. Laurence Rosenberg of Deerfield (left) and Mrs. Philip L. Glass of Highland Park are members of the Combined Jewish _ Appeal Young People's Division Women's Board. The group plans a _ Saturday "Bikel on Stage" benefit in the Civic Opera House. A late supper and dancing in the Hartford Plaza will follow the theater program. be held at 8 p.m. in the Lake Tower Inn, Lake Shore Dr. and Ohio St., Chicago, will benefit the Shore School for Retarded Children. Mrs. Henri R. Gendron, 820 Pine St., Deerfield, may be contacted for reservations. ee Kappa of your the vinegar takes the sting and out promotes browning... oil & helps prevent F peel, & ing. 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LETTERS AND GIFTS GPS IN VIETNAM Field Director eee Fourth Corps, APO 96215 6251 Tac Ftr Wing, APO 96227 First Corps, APO 96337 3rd Eng. Group, APO 96312 Second Corps, APO 96295 Ist Brig., 101st ABN, APO 96347 TU 2nd Ord. Bn., APO 96307 First Cavalry, Air Mobile, APO First Infantry Div., APO San Francisco, Calif. San San San Francisco, Francisco, Francisco, Calif. Calif. Calif. San Francisco, Calif. San Francisco, Calif. 96490 96345 and eee San See Francisco, Builders ome | Ralph Harwood Park of Highland has been named chairman of the ethics -and® arbicommit. tration " tee of the Home | Associa- Builders s D. tion ojand. weer : = * - will ‘ committee hear ar- and €60rlbditrate © com- me SS The Chicago- of plaints from buyers of new homes ~, throughout the area. Chicago Mr.Harwood buestions of the builder’s ethics uring and after construction would be considered by Mr. Harwood’s roup. Mr. Harwood, 1311 Linden AV., is ecretary-treasurer of the Northern llinois Construction Co. in Northrook, and a graduate of Northestern University with a degree in olitical science. He is a member of Phi Epsilon Pi social fraternity, the Producers’ Council of the National ssociation of Home Builders, and ay 4, 1967 e % CERTIFICATE! ta STORE HOURS Daily 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Friday Evenings until 9 p.m. r of : : = Member: Highwood Chamber = Commerce nee a Highwood's Most Fashionable Address 304 | ID WwW k aul A egan Hi ve., 2-7020 East ig lh, woo of the — d Bank nonemengenetinneesilethinaleagn ations acy os ]} ue anna: e . 0 = a = | & : ie z | 3 | <a 2 2 ills COMPLETE | | x with buyer grote | 2 = complaints, uilder registere of ethics meaning READ of the Mr, Harwood said. ; Deerfield Man program baa wm an | association,” § : years. “ TO [for 0 From — AR k SSS SSS SSS DE Firm een with the DEERFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. 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Group, APO = at any e Highland Park, Ill. i 65 * Cross Hosiery aaenaaee Red Rd. a saan Address to American listed below: TO Fairview f @ Accessories Park has been released from active duty in the United States Navy. Mr. Harmon was the chief engineering officer of the U.S.S. Pivot, a minesweeper attached to the Pacific Fleet. 1 eee SEND e toy of 875 a e - Mr. and Mrs. John H. Harmon Jr., Sheridan, had served in the Army almost 26 years. ms Z © Robes © Sleepwear @ Lingerie and Puerto Rican Nationa were involved in the two- HARMON RELEASED . Lt. George H. Harmon, . Shifts © : Sae: began Dresses ‘ ; OF: the iy 5 ia! bsg which SELECTION e Skirts @ Slacks @ Blouses training exer- the exercise <a : June 21 for basic training. week 1°: SUE PERFECT ¢ Lt. Col. Kenneth K. Kolster receives a third Oak Leaf Cluster to the Army Commendation Medal during his recent retirement provost THAT : Suits Control Old FIND e orps Guard and to Rd., Highland Park, will leave for Lackland (Tex.) Air Force Base atc officer ee ae you personalized OUR More commanding invites get from ship Lindenwald. deputy ee ou GIFT member colonel, Billie's h Trail Deerfield, on Col. Kolster is chief of staff. The ideas, YOU'LL Michael L. Fisher, 350 Kerry Ln., ceremonies at Ft. Sheridan. Pinning the award Maj. Gen. Benjamin O. Turnage Jr., 5th Army gift in lei a 3 Highland have training assignments. Michael Brenner, 822 Fire : Shopping for Mother can be a real pleasure. No need to fight the crowds far from home. For a lovely and complete : Given Park betes Servicemen Xe invites you to shop for ; �om t Youngsters Will Star A benefit next Thursday for the proposed Lake Forest College Fine Arts Center will feature Louis C. Sudler, Chicago baritone and founder-director of the Artists Showcase television program, and two young musicians. Stephanie of Nine-year-old Stephanie Chase, violinist, of Deerfield, and 13year-old Lawrence Foster, cellist, of Glen Ellyn, will assist Chase, 9, Deerfield Mr. Sudler. Both are winners of the 1967 Chicago Symphony Youth Mr. Competition. Sudler throughout has the appeared United States and Mexico as a concert and operatic performer. He has been a frequent soloist on radio and TV with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra on the Symphony of the Air. NBC The singer also is president of the Chicago Symphony board Louis of Sudler Artists Showcase of directors and a director of the Ravinia Festival Association the Lyric Opera of Chicago. Stephanie, and King Henry II of England, played by Gordon 1610 by Toni Forest Av., Chicago Gilman Highland (Mrs.. William Park, at a rehearsal for the phony Stephanie is Suburban Fine Arts Center of Highland Park and nine North Shore garden clubs in co-operation A number of large sculpture works will be positioned in the main pavilion on specially constructed platforms located throughout the seating area. Visitors will be able to view the elevated exhibits from all angles. tion. 16 Displays aaa The Festival June 23-25. exhibition, to be held in ae _Ravin’a Park, is sponsored by the with the Ravinia Festival Associasis 3 _ Participants in the art show have been chosen by Harry Bouras of Chicago, artist and lecturer; Abbott Pattison of Winnetka, sculptor and teacher; Franz Schulze of Highland Park, art critic for the Chicago _ Daily News; and Joseph Shapiro of Oak Park, art collector and president of the new Museum of Contemporary Art, which will open in the fall in Chicago. Name Chairmen According to Mrs. Singer, the emphasis of the show will be on one to three major pieces by each artist and sculptor. Some of the exhibi- has been a Philadelphia Symphony program for which a was Peabody concerts. Both youngsters appeared with conductor Jean Martinon of the Chicago Symphony on an Artists The 8:30 program p.m. the door. Stephanie Chase and her moth- er, Fannie Paschell (Mrs. Bruce) Or- chestra at the Robin Hood Dell children’s Showcase considered Award. will in the mons, Sheridan mons Dr. begin college Rd. and at ComCom- Chase, will play duets and solos next Thursday for the North Shore group Musicians Club. will hold its annual The lun- cheon in the Sunset Ridge Coun- Tickets may be purchased at try Club in Northfield. On the pavilion stage, 16 separate displays will feature a floral arrangement or setting and a complementary painting, forming a single exhibit. A special Carousel canopy and the between pavilion protect the exhibits. The portion of the displays will this area. Advance Mrs. Joseph Singer, 154 Indian Tree Dr., Highland Park, is chairman of the art exhibition. Her cochairman is Mrs. Dan Sherman, 2946 Idlewood Ln., Highland Park. who Church pupil of Leonard Rose at Juilliard School of Music under a full scholarship, has played with the 13, Ellyn a fourth-grader at Grace Lutheran School in Northbrook. tors, however, also will have portfolios of smaller works on view. Foster, of Glen Orchestra. Lawrence, Flowers Lawrence In January and again in February, she performed at Youth Concerts with the Chicago Sym- To Share Spotlight - go area artists will combine with flower displays in the Arts and Rd., first apFounder’s Lun- a three-time winner on the Ted Mack Amateur Hour. Art Works, Blooms by Chica- Mr. 1680 dent since the age of 3, she was opens tonight at the Harper Theater, 5238 Harper Av., Chicago. and sculpture of Chase, cheon for the Artists Showcase Foundation in 1963. A music stu- Immermann), professional premiere of "Becket." The show Painting daughter Bruce Hickory Knoll peared at the Oas- Heim, spears a roast pheasant for the Queen Mother, portrayed Mrs. admissions to the will main be in the pre- season show are available at a reduced rate through the Suburban Fine Arts Center, 1140 Park Av. W., or Arts and Flowers, 312 W. Prospect Av., both in Highland Park. Children accompanied by an adult will be admitted free. Proceeds of the event will go to the Ravinia Festival Association. Ann Feuer, Editor Mrs. Laurence W. Scott [left), and George Straub, Mrs. Joseph Singer, and Mrs. Dan Sherman (right), all of Highland Park, make plans for the Arts and Flowers Festival June 2325 at Ravinia Park. Mrs. Scott is general chairman. May 4, 196 �Choral Society Plans Final Concert af Peter P. Jacobi ‘Devils’ Triumphs Over Small Space The will North Shore present “Elijah” Sunday at its final concert The program will be given at 3:30 nightmare history. Two men of a gruesome period in of Chicago will Mr. Appearing with the group will be four guest soloists—Miss Marion Vincent, soprano; Miss Ardis Krainik, mezzo-soprano; Robert Bowker, tenor; and Hal Robinson, baritone. The Kenosha Symphony Orchestra also will make a guest of be given credit: director Bob Miss a cubic rather than He * a Chicagoan, two-dimensional * JOHN WHITING has -written of witchcraft in his 1961 dramatic product now having its Midwest premiere. He has taken an Aldous HuxMr. Jacobi ey story called ‘‘The Devils of Loudun’’ and made it into a play about persecution, hysteria, and excess passion in the dark world of the 17th entury small town France. A priest—Grandier—speaks to his flock as a man ahead of his time. And there are those who fear him and seek to undo ‘him. The undoing is ot difficult. The man has a taste for women; he even secretly marries pne as a symbolic gesture. has ssohn’s ‘“Midsummer Night’s Dream” under Fritz Reiner and in Igor Stravinsky’s “Les Noces” under Miss Hillis, both with the Chicago Symphony. Miss Krainik, a graduate is University. radio St., Ev- appeared two weeks ago on Festival in “The Telehis recent performances was in Jean Martinon’s “Song of Songs’ with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. He will appear later this month with the symphony in a performance of Arthur Honegger’s ‘‘Joan of Arc.” Tickets may be purchased at the door or in advance member of the society. From Deerfield—Mr. from any and Mrs. Mr. Robinson of Keene, and appeared on television programs, in- efusal. All her years of physical discomfort and sexual repression emerge ove-hate for Grandier. She becomes a woman possessed and in a charges * * GRANDIER—sensualist, political enemy of powerful men, and now in eague with Satan—is ripe for burning. In a way he seeks it, hoping that n torture and fire he will find God. You may have seen some of this before in one of several plays about | by, Miss Jane Darvin, Marion (Mrs. John) Irland, Hildegarde — (Mrs. Richard) Julie Slygh, Skalinder, oan of Arc or in Salem witch trials. Arthur Miller’s ‘The Crucible,” which deals with But Whiting’s play is one with its own stature and individuality. It is not an easy play to take, either in the pit of the stomach or in the ind. To some it will be anathema. But it is not merely a play about a church or an era. It is about all ages and the sad fact, as Aldous Huxley put it, that “There are many people for whom hate and rage pay a higher dividend of immediate To Premier satisfaction than love.’’ The play is about fanaticism, deceit, * feverish emotionalism, misused * * “The Devils’ has ideas aplenty and dramatic language to spare. And despite a few casting problems, the Hull House production shows riumphantly what a community theater can do. It is a potent affair. the many actors, particular praise should go to John Whitaker as Grandier and Diane Rudall as Sister Jeanne. The play is a massive, almost sprawling, play, which adds had much more to give the theater. But we do have Music Arts Faculty Members members of the faculty at he Music Arts School, 720 Central Av., Highland Park, are scheduled 0 appear in concert with major orchestras. Both are pianists. Miss eard Saens’ ith Janice May 13 Harbison in “Carnival the will Camille of the Chicago be Saint- Animals” Symphony Or- hestra in Orchestra Hall. The performance will be her fourth with he orchestra. The Evanstonian is a graduate of hicago Musical College of Roose- elt University and here. of the A winner also teaches Allied Arts ompetition, she performed as solost with the Allied Arts Piano Series ay 4, 1967 and directed at Orchestra Hall. Evelyn (Mrs. Max) Binz will play the Edward Grieg Piano Concerto in A minor June 16 with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra in Detroit. She is a graduate of Northwestern University School of Music and has studied privately with Rudolph Ganz. The Binzes live in Wilmette. WILL A executive by vice Productions, was conceived Robert Dedrick, president Inc., he of Pilot has _ been producing films for the last years. The book was dramatized 18 by professional book reviewer Herbert H. Duenow of Half Day. Mr. Duenow reviews a book each month Seana at the Congregational Church in Half Day, repeating the review SHOW Canadian FILM film made In addition to the film showing, Mr. Duenow will review “A Tree Grows in Brooklyn’’ at both the 4 and 6 p.m. performances. Tickets may be obtained church. Dance, Will Perform With Orchestras Two dramatization of Forrest McDonald’s book about a man who lost a $100-million empire. The film will be shown in the vicinity where Samuel Insull built his estate and where lived when his empire col- each Sunday during the monh. important 0 the sorrow of author Whiting’s untimely passing fours ago at an early age. He obviously ‘The Devils.” of the Adlai E. Stevenson High School, Route 22, Prairie View. The motion picture, ‘‘Insull,”’ is a 2520 Riverwoods Rd., Deerfield. The political power, and. despair, which the author calls ‘the short way to damnation” and ‘“‘the gravest sin.”’ And it is about the defeat of love and he horror that is hate. Among The premier of a colored film, the work of two area men, will take lapsed. The production in 1964, “Nobody Waved Goodbye,” will be shown at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Barat College’s Drake Theater. A discussion and coffee will follow the showing. Tickets will be available at the door. Poetry at the Groups To Appear at Stevenson Adlai Stevenson High School’s Art Festival will include a dance program and a poetry reading among its concluding events. The creative dance group of the Barrington Community Church and the Elm Dance Studio will present a display of dance techniques at 8 tonight. Interpretive, modern jazz, adagio, and tap will be among the forms featured. The Barrington Poetry Group will read Edgar Lee Masters’ “Spoon River Anthology” at 8 tomorrow night. Work of area artists is being displayed during the festival, another of the free public events offered the community by the high school. Mr. Mrs. and Be WINNET+KA LAKE FOREST fiom Mrs. Eric JohnR. Wheatley, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald LaVerne Thomas. By Area Men in the auditorium Jones, Judith (Mrs. Stanley) Levin, and Miss Pearl Rosenberg. : Others are David L. Ross, Miss — ‘Insull’ Film place Sunday — Allan) ite hat it was Grandier who put the devil in her. * (Mrs. A. From Highland Park—Alden Bix- Believing himself fully occupied wenching and winning souls for God, e rejects an invitation to become confessor of a convent of Ursuline uns. Sister Jeanne, the prioress, is a hunchback who is angered by the Susan s Cindie Smith. Northwestern has Miss Krainik Local members are: Robert C. Fox, Miss also a Chicagoan, She and 710 Clark WTTW-TV’s Chicago Gian-Carlo Menotti’s phone.” Another of sung the soprano role in ‘‘Elijah”’ in Orchestra Hall under Miss Margaret Hillis, director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Chorus. The soprano also performed in Mendel- rea. * Vincent, Bowker, Mr. Robinson,.1114% Lake Shore Blvd., Evanston, is a graduate of Indiana University School of Music. | appearance. must ii ~~ ; anston, is a senior at Northwestern University, where he studies with Walter Carringer. He also has sung at Grant Park. direct the performance. bickinger for knowing how to move actors and ow to build tension; designer James Maronek or fashioning levels and colonnades that allow action Schweitzer ; " of Chicago. Miss Krainik also has performed with the Tri-City Symphony in Davenport, the Fine Arts Quartet in Chicago, and the Ft. Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra. p.m. in the Skokie School auditorium, 520 Glendale Av., Winnetka. Ronald the cluding Artists Showcase. For five seasons, she sang with Lyric Opera Society Mendelssohn’s of the season. UST TO BE DOING “THE DEVILS” at Hull House is something of a wonder—a miracle of maneuvering and space utilization. The little theater in the Jane Addams Center has a postage stamp tage. John Whiting’s ‘“‘The Devils”’ is a big play, equiring a large cast and spatial scope. Yet it is being done, and the viewer forgets the ramped quarters and tends to move completely nto Choral Felix Hurst, and — �_ Sculptors May Enter Tryouts for the Savoy-aires’ third annual production, ‘‘Princess Ida,” will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday and May 14 in the Covenant Methodist Church, 2525 Hartrey - Competition Av., Evanston. Chicago’s Marina City again will be the setting this summer for the New Horizons in Sculpture Show, sponsored by the North Shore Art League. The competition is open to all adult Illinois sculptors. The league expects to award. $1,500 in prizes. In addition, Marina City Management will offer a $1,000 purchase prize. Jurors will be Jan van der Marck, director of the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art, which will open later this year; Allen S. Weller, _ dean of the College of Fine and _ Applied Arts, University of Illinois at Urbana; and Roslyn Drexler, New York painter and sculptor _ who exhibited in the opening show of the Whitney Museum in New York. Will Open The show will June open 4 June 4 and extend through July 22 in Marina City’s summer gallery and outdoor _ pavilion. a John Libberton, - Ln., Wilmette, event, 2304 with Grey chairman. / Me - 3257 Sprucewood is chairman Farman St., of the Onderdonk, Evanston, as co- Will Assist Chairmen They goan will be assisted by ChicaEldon Danhausen; Mrs. _ Donald Flax, 268 Moraine Rd., and Alfred Howard, 1023 Marion Rd., both of Highland Park; Mrs. Robert _ (Keane, 1630 Sheridan Rd., and Mrs. - Philip F. Shannon, 330 Gregory _ Av., both of Wilmette; Mrs. Frederick Littell, 190 Apple Tree Rd., - WILL Tryouts Set for ‘Princess Ida Winnetka; and Mrs. Frank Prower Smerling Takes Part in Benefit from ance of officials perform- “Fiddler on the of La Rabida Roof” to Jackson Park Sanitarium and the Spastic Children’s Center, both in Chicago. David Smerling, 799 Mosley Rd., presented checks totaling $16,000 to representatives of the organizations following the benefit ode, and by Michel ‘“‘Orphee,” be Coc- given at MOTHER’S DAY Make 1813 your May 14th, 1967 Reservations. WAUKEGAN PHONE Early RD.—GLENVIEW 724-7600 RESTAURANT FRANCAIS MICHIGAN Notably fine French cuisine served in aCQues an atmosphere of quiet elegance. Excel- lent wines. Splendid facilities for private parties. Try our Ducklingal’orange and classic French desserts. For luncheon and dinner. Closed Mondays. RESTAURANT Dine in our beautiful Year-around Garden Reservations suggested Telephone 679-0444 or Continental Dining Rooms. will Jean 8:30 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday in the Hixon Hall Coffee Shop, Sheridan and Maplewood Rds. FRENCH plays by Rehearsals will start in late June, with principals meeting on Mondays and chorus members on Wednesdays. Performances are set for Sept. 15 and 16 in Niles North High School. Leads and chorus members will be heard both nights. Mrs. Lilias Jones, 2410 Swainwood Dr., Glenview, is the producer. There are openings on both the technical and productions staffs, she said. Interested persons may attend the meetings. NORTH The THE NEW deGhelder- teau. 900 a benefit “Escurial,’”’ 1966. A Highland Park man recently participated in a presentation of proceeds PLAYS 3445 Dempster St. Also facilities for private parties. Parking at Delaware entrance. For reservations phone: WH 4-4795 LOPEN DAILY 11:30 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M. Skokie, Il., just west of McCormick Bivd. performance sponsored by the eVariety Illinois, Tent 26. Club of Mr. Smerling is Chief Barker of Variety in the club. He was assisted at the presentation, held at the McVickers Theater in Chicago, by Paul Lipson, who portrays Tevye in all matinee performances of ‘Fiddler on the Roof” at the McVickers. 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Be Compiled by Sara Bloom, in Brief Phone n COLOR 1560 Sherman Ave. UN4-3444 Coming soon "ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR" plus "THE SHAGGY DOG" o Movies Hospital Shows Works Of Riverwoods Artist 9 �oe gt tFine calendar aa tay oats as / Art Exhibits BS BARAT _ COLLEGE, Lake Forest. Student show of painting, sculpture, and graphics, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, through May. 580 _ ROGER WILLIAMS BLDG.., Highland Park. Works of Paula (Mrs. Robert) Natkin, 1474 Linden Av., Highland Park, through May. HICKORY HALL GALLERIES, Rt. Works of international artists and Raymond) 45, one mile west studio exhibit of of Half Day. Gwen (Mrs. Marino, featuring portraits and animal studies. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily; noon to 9 p.m. Sunday. HIGHLAND PARK CITY HALL, 1707 St. Johns Av. Paintings Brennen (Mrs. Foreman) Mueller of Wilmette, through May. _ e HIGHLAND PARK COUNTRY CLUB, 1201 Park Av. W. Works by S. of Tim Don Mann (right), 11! Deere Pk. Dr., Highland Park, interviews guests on WBBM radio during the AFTRA strike. Manager for — projects at WBBM, he substituted for r. Freda Kehm, _ Meier of Evanston and Hal Rogoff of Park Forest. HIGHLAND PARK HOSPITAL, 718 Central Av. Paintings by Paula _ (Mrs. Robert) Natkin, 1474 Linden Av., Highland Park, through May. HIGHLAND PARK THEATER, 445 Central Av. Paintings by Alice - (Mrs. Ben) Lazard, 1610 Linden Av., Highland Park, through May. HOLIDAY INN, Edens Expressway Park. Paintings by Jean (Mrs. Highland Park, through May. _ PARKER EDWARDS and Jack) Lake-Cook Pincus, 1223 Rd., Green Melodeers Highland Bay 503 Central Av. Nineteenth ADLAI E. STEVENSON program, 8, auditorium. Performance HIGH SCHOOL, Music COMMUNITY MUSIC Creative dance LAKE FOREST-LAKE _ BLUFF. Two Gian-Carlo Menotti operas, “The Medium” and “The Telephone,” directed by Harold Bauer of Evanston, 8 p.m. tomorrow and 4 p.m. Sunday, Lake Forest High School auditorium.. Chamber Players Set Concert The Chicago Amateur Chamber - Music Players will give their 10th annual concert at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. The free public program will be presented in Dawes School, Dodge Av. and Oakton St., Evanston. Harold Newton, 606 Central Av., this champions Area Senior of of the North choruses and from from all parts of barbershop harmony of ‘‘Happiness ar- Is’’ with special words written for the occasion. Will Present Medal week spoke to students at St. Dominic’s College, St. Charles, Ill., under the sponsorship of the English department and the Interna- Melodeers will present the medals to the first-place winners. for addition to the single advising girl. students fall, she discussed the president. 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Rd. to 4:30 p.m. next liam Off-season offer from who will be traveling to Europe to study next Miss Mary LaMaster lake directs the group Ernest Wilson of Lake the M’Larkeys, will be among 1 quartets competing in sound, m sic, precision, and showmanshi categories. Members are Mrs. Wil Deerfield Writer Roslyn (Mrs. Robert L.) Friedman of Highland Park last At the conclusion of the Saturday afternoon and evening sessions, the Europe Senior citizens throughout the North Shore can participate May 21 in an art exhibition at the Mayer Kaplan Senior Adult Jewish Community Center, 3003 W. Touhy Av., Chicago. The event will be held from noon 26 Iowa, Indiana, and Missouri sing two songs each, the Melodeers will four-part Highland Park residents who will participate are Al Duman, 1200 Sheridan Rd.; Jerome Margulies, 11 Lakeside Pl.; Martin Abrams, 1989 Richfield Av.; and Fred Mann, Citizens the Illinois rangement tional Studies Program. Mrs. Friedman, 1149 Sheridan Rd., is the author of “Abroad on Her Own,” a handbook of travel in May Exhibit Art Works After sing “Time to Dance” and ‘‘Promise of Love.’’ They also will sing a Works by Ernest Bloch, Bela Bartok, Alberto Ginastera, and Antonin Dvorak will be presented. 2700 Sheridan Region 3 chorus and quartet competition this weekend in St. Louis. over fee Wilmette, will direct the orchestra. The soloists will be Fanchon (Mrs. Elmer) Rosen of Oak Park, piano, and Josef Zverov, 118 Florence Av., Evanston, flute. of Sweet retire Roslyn Friedman, Travel Author, Speaks at College Programs OF will _ Shore group will attend the annual Prairie View. ASSOCIATION Chapter Inc., weekend as chorus Region 3. The 30 members American paintings, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. / Dance Melodeer Adelines, Century private camps. 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The cast that was chosen includes Mike Hoit, Mitchell, Jamie Mark Schocler, Henry Rigler, Chuck Holbrook, Dave Moran, Diane Johnson, Marcia Sanders, Foster, Joan Eldredge, and Chris Alice Untermeyer. The story of ‘‘The Silver Whistle” concerns a group of useless and unhappy old people and the young vagrant who comes into their lives. The vagrant pretends that he is old and attributes his youthful appear- ance to a wonderful Oriental potion Teen Page Students Elected To Executive Bd. The new members of Executive Board of the Student Council at Deerfield High School were elected to their posts on Apr. 21. Of the 32 students who ran in this election, four were nominated from the freshmen class, 12 from the sophomore class and 16 from the junior class. their qualifications were dis- played in the windows of the cafeteria. The Wednesday preceding the election, the candidates were introduced at an assembly. The winners were freshmen Dave Liddle and John Rummel; sopho- will mores Dave Gorchoff, Jeanne Cor- presented in the school auditorium both nights at 8:30. Deerfield High School students can dell, Debbie Kanter, Schmidt, Barb Wallace, Hollopeter, and juniors exchange their activity tickets at the bookstore for a ticket to the play. Other tickets will be $1.50. schul, The cast and directors are working Katzenberg, hard in order to do justice to this Steve Tarnoff. Jim Leslie Gesler, Davis, Pam Andy Sandy and Jodi Dan Alt- Chris Foster, Jordan, Churck Straus, and play. For a delightful evening come residents Mr. Cherry, played by Chuck Mitchell (left), and Mrs. Beebe, played by Jamie Rigley. Cheerleaders Selected The pictures of these candidates and and to the knowledge of how to “blow upon a Silver Whistle’ that can return youth and joy. This winsome and enjoyable play be ae Mike Hoit (center), as Oliver Erwenter, offers the magic potion twing-ste to House for the Aged Deerfield chose. squads. High its School 1967-68 recently cheerleading poise, pep, motions, a cheer performed. jumps, and From these the final cheerleaders are squad), Debbie Wentworth, and alternates Jodi Hollopeter and Gai Freifeld. The sophomore squad consists o Nancy Moate, Kris Vieth, Kath Hayes, Karen Mullinix, Jane Coombs, Patty Roche, and alter nates Diane Oscarson, and Kris Andersen. Choosing the two squads was ¢ Dina Hollopeter, Pam Kahn, Naomi Scher, Nancy Peterschmidt, Kathy hard job but the results were goo ones and D.H.S. can be proud o girls the judges chose 16 juniors for A change has been made formation of the squads in the from varsity trials and 17 girls for sophomore preceding years. This year instead of a junior varsity squad, a sophomore squad has been formed which will cheer at sophomore games. The Varsity squad, as in pre- 24, ceding years, will cheer at all home and away Varsity games. Another change in the squads is the addition of two alternates. The alternates will take the place of a girl unable to cheer at a game. The alternates will also cheer. at home events when there is an away game at which the regular cheerleaders It is hoped that more enthusiasm will be showed at home games that are held on the same night as an away game if cheerleaders are there and leading cheers. The first tryouts were held April 14 in the girls’ gym. for these and judges once had again to The varsity Thullen, (all members of last year’s preliminaries Deerfield's colors Jeanne Baxter, Donna Rittenour, Elaine Olson, Becky Cody, Michelle Smith, Crowell. Halford, Miss Betty Lacy, Miss Barbara Curtwright, and the senior cheerleaders. The girls were judged on their Aptitude cheerleaders. are (from left) Jean Tom its new Displaying Cheryl Zeeman, and Kathy Mr. same squads. were Mr. Charles Shepard, Miss Karen Olsen, Mr. Greg Royer, Miss Coleman, these choose are cheering. Judges trials. Final tryouts were held on April Testing Will Be Saturday Students who have registered for the Scholastic Aptitude tests to be administered Saturday should report to the cafeteria at Deerfield High School 8 a.m. The SAT will begin at 8:30. Achievement tests will be offered the same day at 1:30 p.m. Each student should bring a supply of No. 2 pencils with him to the test. Mrs. Gross (Chris Foster) is vehement in her discussion with Mr. Cherry (Chuch Mitchell) and Miss Hoadley (Alice Untermeyer) about the intruder who has changed their lives. (Milton Merner Photos) . 72 All articles on this page are written by students at Deerfield High School. We encourage comments from both tenns and adults. Send them in care of the Teen Page to the Villager, 444 Central Av., Highland Park. Twirling Corps Wins Trophy The Deerfield Twirling took a trip, together with two corps from the North Shore to enter the National Baton Corps other Area, Twirl- ing Association Contest. They .returned. from the contest with a second place trophy for the school and silver medals for each of the seven twirlers pated. The members of corps, Cheryl Zeman, who Since the end of the basketbal season the twirlers have bee practicing their competition rou tine at their weekly lessons o Tuesdays, and at special practices on Saturdays, under the direction o baton teacher Mrs. Audrey M¢ Wharter. partici- The contest included a number o divisions of competition such ag the twirling Becky Cody, dance team, small group, largd group, and singles. The Deerfield Twirlers competed in small compe tition and were judged on difficult of routine, amount of variety in the routine, presentation speed smoothness, and showmanship. Jean Baxter, Cathy Crawell, Donna Rittenour, Michelle Smith, and Elaine Olson, have worked hard to provide spirit at home basketball and football games this year. May 4, 1964 �Referendum is Endorsed BY Citizens The Highland Park Civic Associapn has unanimously endorsed ferendum Saturday e tax rate on the the to increase proposal to * @e\t\D BANNog SO FIRE DEPT. crease the educational tax-rate ding of Deerfield-Highland Park gh School District 113. ‘Vote ‘yes’ Saturday because Sup, of e urgent need to maintain quality ucation here,” urged Joseph Pat- In, association president. ‘This nality education is directly related the caliber of the teaching staff J the programs they present. is 21-cent increase will enable strict 113 to continue to attract hd retain a highly competent aff,’’ he added. “The last increase in the educaynal fund was in 1958,’’ he said. ince that time rising costs and reasing enrollment have made it cessary to approve the tax in- ease at this time.” Mr. Patten said that ow that most statistics neighboring dis- icts are currently spending more r pupil from the an district 113. education fund “The board of the Civic Associabn has met with representatives district 113,” he continued. ‘‘We e more than convinced that the hoo] board and the high school aff have done everything possible stretch the tax dollar as far as ssible.”’ he association is a non-partisan oup of 500 families that provides orum for study and discussion of rrent issues. »>oM anagers rom Area V olunteers Deerfield Woman In Scouting Head of Moraine Council Get Honors Mrs. H. Norman Eston, 1705 Garand Av., Deerfield, was elected president of Moraine Girl Scout Council at the organization’s 14th Five North Shore volunteer Scout leaders recently received Trail Blazer awards from the Skokie Valley District, North Shore Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. The awards the highest recognition a district can give to a volunteer, were given at the coun- cil’s annual meeting at the First Presbyterian Church in Deerfield. The recipients were Robert Jordt of 1555 Stratford Rd., Scoutmaster of troop 50 in Deerfield; Carl Zitzewitz of 906 Brookside Ln., Scoutmaster of troop 150 in Deerfield, and William Rauch of 1014 Kenton Rd., district chairman, all Deerfield residents. Also, Wayne Bank of 2734 Central Rd., Northbrook, institutional representative, and Barry Smith of 1912 Central St., Northbrook, assistant district commissioner. ttend Parley The village managers of DeerId and Glencoe, Norris Stilphen dd Robert Shown above is the new ambulance of the Deerfield-Bannockburn Fire Department. Morris, were among 40 nicipal officials who attended an -day civil rights workshop last The conference, held Thursday Chicago, was co-sponsored by International City Managers’ sociation and the Community blations Service of the U.S. Dertment of Justice. Che municipal officials were told Officers elected for the coming chairman; Joseph Bank, district chairman; Noseph Bauss of 2 Forest Way Dr., Deerfield, district vice chairman; Donald D. Janes of 1551 Chapel Ct., Northbrook, executive board representative; and Schwechel of Libertyville. Dr. Dudman, president of the an they were in 1940. ‘hose participating in the confere also were told that one-third the Chicago-area Negro families, luding those with more than one Mr. Schwechel, counsel executive, discussed the increased mem- padwinner, have $8,000 or more. last year. bir best to see that their cominities are open to Negroes. The pakers also noted that property ues in such integrated communi- as Avalon and Chatham gone down since they have were egrated. e officials also were encour- ed to emphasize human relations tead of nuts-and-bolts govern- pnt and nications to improve their com- with civil rights work- y 4, 1967 in Con- The Deerfield-Bannockburn Fire Department has purchased its first field; Mrs. Richard Fairley, 1353 Kenilwood Ct., Riverwoods; and Mrs. Floyd Long, 120 McArthur Loop, Ft. Sheridan. Mrs. William Bissell, 28 Portshire, Lincolnshire, is among those continuing on the board of directors for one more year. Honored for 40 years of service to Council. Mrs. Keith Nicholey, 1335 Valley Rd., Bannockburn, is the new first scouting was Mrs. Benedict Goodman of Highland Park. Mrs. Jack Eisinger of Deerfield received a certificate of appreciation. Cadette Troop 175 of Highland vice president. Mrs. Keith Peter, 1200 Valley Rd., Bannockburn, was Robert re-elected secretary. Among until the Apr., Sanders, 1219 treasurer. elected include officers 1968, is continuing Mrs. Monte Carlisle, Deerfield, board members New to serve until Apr., Mrs. Joseph Baran, 1969, 3737 Park, under the leadership of Mrs. Keno and Mrs. Delver Dever, served as color guard. Senior Troop 15 of Northbrook, led by Mrs. Martin Shapiro, was the hostess troop. Palsy United Cerebral Palsy of Greater 1708 Chapel Ct., both of Northbrook. Others are Mrs. William Cortesi, 1752 Clifton Av., and Mrs. Chicago will operate a summer day camp program in Glencoe this summer for North Shore area children in wheel chairs or unable to walk without braces. Keno, 2616 Roslyn Circle, both of Highland Park; Mr. Lyle Crear, 1332 Warrington Rd., Deer- ambulance, The camp, running July 5 to Aug. a 1967 Oldsmobile Corp. Four carried stretcher cases at one time in can be the new vehicle, It features a complete line of first aid materials, including oxygen inhalation and resuscitation equipment. The was . purchase a joint of the venture ambulance of the Fire Protection District and the Volunteer Fire Department, using funds raised at the last firemen’s dance. The old 1959 Cadillac is being retained temporarily as a back up car. Unit Plans Camp Oak Av., and Mrs. Philip Wanzek, Robert new built to order by the CotnerBevington Division of Divco-Wayne in Glencoe 11, is open to all children with cerebral palsy in Cook. and Lake counties. Additional information may be obtained from United Cerebral Palsy, 343 South Dearborn St., Chicago, 60604. Council, installed the newly elected hdian income, and infant mortaliNegroes are worse off today he suburban officials were Bed to co-operate with the ChicaLeadership Council and to do last week °67 Ambulance Archibald McClure of Kenilworth, president of the North Shore Area At on the basis of unemployment, incomes meeting Elected George Fenneman of 708 Glendale Rd., Glenview, recommended for district commissioner. officers. Speakers were Dr. Russell F. Dudman of Wilmette and E. A. yearly annual gregation Solel, Highland Park. Mrs. Eston, a member of the council’s board of directors, has served as chairman of the finance committee. She also was on the board of the Wichita, Kan., Area Firemen Get Chicago Scouting Rotary Club, discussed and how it can be a ee service to the community. bership Police of the council during The fresh, blossoming beauty of Spring is almost synonymous with the revitalization of your exquisite draperies . . . and, of course, the thoughtful cleaning craftsmanship of the North Shore's finest— Mr. Duffy. From take-down to rehang each panel is given the personal care of the "master." the Will Auction Bicycles Saturday The Deerfield Police Department will holds its annual bicycle auction at 10 a.m. Saturday behind the village hall. The auction list will include all bikes which have been stolen or lost during the past* year and turned into the police department. AND A HOMEMAKER’S THOUGHTS TURN TO CLEAN DRAPERIES and Mr. Duffy! GLEAN and Phone ID 2-1820 af DUFFY CLEANERS (Across from Highland Park Library) Those who have lost bikes during the year and can identify them at the auction may show proof of ownership for the bike’s return. 73 �Stevenson Lists Honor Students Betsy Taylor, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of Long Grove, " was top student at Adlai E. Stevenson High School the third quarter with six A’s on her report card. Receiving five A’s were her sister, Kathy, and her brother, Robert, and Mary Betlinski, Starr Cromartie, Ruth Knauth, Mary Jo Korbelik, Judy Smith, Patti Sosna, and Ardie Ward. NEWS Those listing four A’s were Terri Gillis, Marilou Isaacson, Bill Jesse, Betsy Lemon, Jan _ Longfellow, Nancy Rodewald, Yvonne Segalla, Sandy Wilewski, Christine Williams, and Gary Matt. ABOUT ‘Lincolnshire Twenty-nine other students made three A’s. They include Tapani Alopaeus, Nancy Banser, Patti - Beaudry, Jill Blomquist, Kim Bohan, Cindy Bray, Dennis Bray, Ricky Brehm, and Cathy Collyer. Also, Nancy Cook, Harry Farr, Two chips Are Selected Amy For Institute Miss Mary Ann Hills will attend an eight week summer session in Spanish for high school instructors at West Virginia University. Miss Hills will teach both French and Spanish at Stevenson. Teachers Get Posts Three Adlai E. Stevenson High School teachers were named to posts in section seven of the North Lakes Division of the Illinois Edu- cation Association last week. Dave Hanson, divisional chairman and business education instructor, was elected section chairman for the coming year. Hanson also is president of the Stevenson chapter of the IEA. Wally Jenson, distributive education teacher, was named secretary, and Edwin Griffith, administrative placed Donald on the divi- sion’s research committee. Deadline Is Set For Day Camp ald, Margie Perryman. Milliken, Also, Richard Rendon, Terry Schuffman, for the Deerfield Park District Woodland Day Camp will close at noon Saturday. Registration will be accepted until then at the park district office today and tomorrow from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4:30 p.m. and from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. The fee for the three-week sessions is $45. Eligible are children living in the district who have completed who have the second not started grade but the seventh grade. The first session will be held June 19 through July 7; the second, July 10-28; and the third, July 31-Aug. 18. The daily programs. wi I be hom us 71 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Daily transportation will be provided by the park district. TRAVEL IN EUROPE Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Derebey, 561 Woodvale Av., Deerfield, have returned after a business and pleasure trip to Vienna, Austria, and Lisbon, Portugal. 74 and Nancy Pearson, Herme Rodewald, Dorn Ginny Smith, Terry Smith, and Jan Viemeister. Pom Pon Girls Twenty-two Stevenson girls have been selected for next year’s Pom Pon Corps. Mrs. Barbara Burwell, director and physical education Laura Brentlinger, Judy Calder, Judy Smith, Terry Whitlow, Debbie Smith, and Marsha Keehn. as varsity Newspapers Thanked For Referendum Aid Deerfield Rotary Club members striving to give tunities. This can be done cheerleaders only GAA Nancy Rodewald and Barb Lewis, members of the Girl’s Athletic Association, have been selected to camp at William’s Bay, Wis., June 11 through June 18. Nancy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Rodewald, and Barb is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lewis. Both live in Long Grove. Senior Holiday High School seniors will leave by bus May 23 for a three-day Wheel Lodge holiday at the in Rockton, Wagon Ill. The week will be climaxed by the junior-senior prom May 27 at the O’Hare Inn. fee, which PARK—The issued. Each bicycle should ha working brakes, chain gua lights, and a rear fender reflecto Don Tiffany, Deerfield juve officer, said that all youngst¢ should register their bikes ‘‘so tI we can trace them if they are | and stolen.”’ He noted that dozens of bicyc are turned into the police depa ment each year and that all co be returned if the owners could traced. an identifying The MOTHER'S finest The citi- zens committee of the Highland Park-Deerfield High School District asks for the communities’ support for the May 6 education fund referendum. As citizens of the district, we are highly sensitive to the fact that teachers ultimately determine the education we desire for our children. The education fund bears the salary costs for teachers. Because of rising salaries and staff increases due to expanding of DAY LIQUEURS Red and Wines of Bordeaux Chateau Lafite - Rothschild (Premiers Grand Crus Classes In Vintage Years: '59, '60 & ‘62 Chateau Ripeau (St. Emilion '55) You will find our selection of imported and domestic liqueurs and wines unexcelled. Also they are priced right to fit your pocketbook. enrollment, income from this fund will not permit the caliber of vote condition and equipped with saf¢ features before the stickers 4 different FOR Citizens Urged to Vote For School Referendun 1 in the Half Day School Gym. includes Bicycles will be carefully check be sure they are in goa FOR SOMETHING UNIQUE... . Superintendent of Schools District 113 HIGHLAND five Bikes which are not registered at these times may be registered any time at the police department in the village hall. The registration thanks for reviewing dren. ‘An ° ‘affirmative —, isa mist.” Cub Scout nek 78 will meet from | 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday in the Half Day School gym: This will be. the opening ceremony for den one and closing ceremony for den two. There will be a combined meeting for den mothers and committee members 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. May 15 in to to 3 in Briarwood Vista subdivision. instruction we want for our chilf | 13 10 a.m. School parking lot, and in the park major help in passing the referenour financial needs and supporting our referendum effort. Kar] R. Plath, May from parking lot, the Alan Shepard School parking lot; the Maplewood with the strong support of individual citizens like yourself who Again, bicycles sticker, is 50 cents. police register locations in Deerfield. The registration will be held in the Holy Cross School parking lot, the Deerfield Grammar School children the best possible oppor- Mary Jo Korbelik, Tobie Hayes, Jean Foss, and Rennie Morris. Jackie Peterson, Pam Wolfe, and Dora Dombrow were elected to the junior squad. Stevenson p-m. our dum. E. village education fund referendum to be voted on Saturday. The Highland Park-Deerfield High School Dis- at Stevenson were Peg McCulloch, Adlai will help Deerfield HIGHLAND PARK—We want to thank you for your support of the is Christopherson, vice president of the congrega tion; and Roger A. Nelson, building committe chairman. (Bud Daley Photo} To Register Bicycles May 13 (Continued from page 9) trict the church pastor, the Rev. Karl Langrock; Westo Deerfield Rotary Club, Police Public Forum know the value of good education. We know that your papers’ editorial on Apr. 20 will be a Cheerleaders Selected Leaders of the Lutheran Church of the Holy Spirit in Lincolnshire fill the cornerstone for their new church at 30°Riverwoods Rd. before the cornerstone-laynig ceremony Sunday. From left are instructor, said 1967-68 squad members are Patty Beaudry, Darlene Billick, Sue Chess, Barb Coffin, Carol Collyer, Nancy Cook, Patty Decker, Beth Ford, Carolyn Hoyne, Jan Hunter, Jan Jurley, Barbie Johnson, Joan Schaum, Diane Keiser, Randa McCartney, Barbie Lynford, Judy Pankau, Diane Sheldon, Nancy Williams, Leslie Turner, Anne Wolf, and Barb Lewis. ‘Selected as alternates were attend the GAA Registration Graham, Tony Intini, Sue Johnson, Debbie Keehn, Lucy Kos, Sharon MacDon- Two Adlai E. Stevenson High School foreign language instructors have been selected for summer study institutes sponsored by the National Defense Education Act. Laszlo Takacs will attend a fiveweek summer session in the Soviet Union studying the Russian language on a graduate level. He will teach both Russian and German at Stevenson in the fall. assistant, was Fishbein, Mary Hoffman, Johnson, Vickie You'll find it convenient to STOP and SHOP at ss on noinggy! ‘Cortiell James Mandler | Co-chairmen, Citizens Committee District 113 Jack 1400 Ct., Kenilwood liquor cabinet | | PLAN TO MOVE Mr. and Mrs. will move in June. | to northern L. Bishop, Riverwoods, New Jersey CORNER | OF (East of the Benk) WAUKEGAN AND HIGHWOOD AVES., HIGHWOOD 432-1323 May 4, 19 �Boy Scout| Council Recreation Calendar Today | Will Hear Pastor At Annual Meeting to 11 a.m.—Tot program, Pres- The brian Church and Jewett Park. to 3 p.m.—Tot k. program, Jewett the lives of registration, Executives Diamond Monday to 11 a.m.—Tot program, Pres- prian Church. of the Kitchens National Corp., of Sara which Lee and purchasing manager; Bert Weller, Sara Lee director produces the of packaging development; A. Gage, the covers from From the Printing left are Harry Industries of Bragiel, Sara Lee Diamond Senior C uLzens High N d N Month h is being celebrated locally in several North 30 to 11:30 a.m.—T.O.P.S. Club, _ All ett Park. invited Land rian Church. North Shore to public events . zens: p.m.—Adult Junior High golf School. 30 to 9:30 p.m.—Men’s recreaShepard Junior High School. Wednesday © 11 a.m.—Tot program, Presrian Church and Jewett Park. to 3 p.m.—Tot program, Jewett é Elaine Kaplan has attend the honoring rooms for use program, : Church, Deerfield. Bethlehem : officers are president vice tional TOPS oa Mrs. and organiza is and members 15 ing more. Those who are inter- d in losing weight may contact park district ee office or Mrs. pa. 67, Says for village helpful officials in organizing and others program Seniors. Jewett Park Field House. seniors, Month of May—Exhibits for persons ag ferns have died h P Doetsch i. ph County Safety Commishe commission Athy” as the major blames Park Hospital cause for in partner A Brothers Doetsch was of Wheeling, Contractors Club a rhythm At Dead End The Nightshades, and will entertain from p.m. tomorrow at the blues. combo, to 11:30 8:30 ae : SOs. Dead End, a teen-age night club in the Deerfield Park District Field House. : mt South LaCost, _ oS “- ae High School Tom students Ken Lavin, ee parties, and “sr Pree ages benefits. Zemke, manages en Bob’s the and Mrs. and three Eugene : J. of Skokie. were conducted Rev. the Glenview. Burial was 4, 1967 the Park Risk og pee - a aoe anufacturing Co. prism : W. H. Rd., Birkemeier, Deerfield, and 728 her after several weeks on the West They visited friends and relatives in Portland and Pasadena and former Deerfield friends, Mr. Mrs. Claude Smith T. 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Bo came ie ee ee petra. = ps Tuesday ot 7 — s | (MIA ssMsaihiasibilendh bile iaiiiadiaal Nor LAKE 1970 Survivors include his wife, Pearl, sister, Jane Lindeman. l Bulent di Uyobadin Services will be held in Istanbul, for Bulent V. y SEAT BELTS wanes SRA in by complete If you're Hee umbrella Plus pede 3 Mile Turkey, 3 room antique buff . . . go modern. Your guests will delight in your ingenuity. Carry the mood right into your liv- Funeral services were held yes- | fieBhp: Se [lt] aa oF. VISIT WEST COAST To chandelier. hewn... in ‘onye William “a placing an antique gold wall-table oad iat pr Stes aft area, dramatize the area and mirror in the most desirable spot. Overhead, hang a glistening llis- : ccm Leonard codulihes the itself." Then in Memorial anda highway accidents. in Turkey Monday morning. loved H Park. : —_ and 25 4? Mr. Uybadin’s ashes were sent to oly Trinity Lutheran Church in Coast. points out one Apr. Hotel in Highwood. Apr. il Thummel L. W. king, eye-sight, seat belts, and Hent out of 2,600 was killed in died in the Halen Funeral Home, Skokie, for Kogman worked r. Shore Gas Co. for 20 years. e commission = brothers, Lawrence P., 2546 Princeton Av., Robert J. of Deerfield, and sister-in-law, Mrs. Lyman J. Davis of Prospect Heights, have returned Ss. who et Services your A good entrance makes. a good impression . . . and you can do so eee h hsto brighten a dreary hallway son, James, at home; three sisters, Mrs. : Roland Kehoe and Mrs. a Carl by The Nightshades have appeared ° Westgate a €ries by Mr. the pr. 28 at he service was Memorial Park Cemetery Chapel in Evanston. F. Mueller of Wilmette, Fred Troesch of Skokie; and dra cs years. Survivors include his wife, June; a daughter, Pamela, at home; a_ way deaths. e major areas of apathy cited failure to seriously consider born _ Wilmette and lived in Glenview Mrs. on was Baker —_ High School, Deerfield. 21, Adolph (Andy) Doetsch, 47, of Glenview, died Apr. 8 in Highland Perform to 2 peered Mr. 3 : Adol Nightshades i inde . North. Shore Oita Club. Glencoe senior citizens. ivate Crystal, choir in Win- SS een | May 24, 1 to 4 p.m.—Open house, honoring refreshments, exhibit, pica and Baha’i evening. Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Ia., and “F Kenilworth A K. Rd., Brian, who attended Wilmot Junior accepted as a member of the Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry. 2 Cross Frank the you land, Italy, Japan,« Sah Pakistan, Australia. Heneiaie < B¥enaaen and Los Angeles. The Smiths have 2 : Post i = with Their itinerary included Switzer- City Hall; hobby exhibit (first two Island in Crow weeks of May) School, Winnetka. Sathel snl te Seeks CCE wenty-seven children, ‘rip around the world. May 16, 12:30 to 3 p.m.—Salad luncheon, showing of historical costumes, talk on ‘History of Deerfield,’ Presbyterian Church. t F A h Charing last JOINS ASSOCIATION _ R. W. Hunt of Deerfield has been Larry c William suburban netka nd Highland Park libraries; information table in Highland Park a brook Y Dead in County ° moved Pike, two sons, Richard, a freshman at : ‘ F Degestacnhds and Mrs. Helen 4 tseonthaid group, affiliated has Deerfield, May 28, 2 to 4 p.m.—Recognition bht recorder; Mrs. Martha Jor- th 144 ee Mrs. state delegate to the convention. 929 Strat- tea to be given by Deerfield seniors * new and sang are D. Cowen, F amily Ruback Smiths, to Pepper May 21—Open house and exhibit, sensidiy and national Baha’i convention Apr. 27- following senior citi- of seni of Deerfield’ president ed ipl (TOPS) >a . oP ounds residents Ge been the _ Deerfield. The Bakers attended the School Auditorium. . A dg Se Mr. Baker, Highland Park Recreation Center. Exhibits, refreshments. Pre sident ; education | May 14, 2 to 4 p.m.—Dedication of Rd., month 24, 1 to 3 p.m.—Special May 18, 1 to 3 p.m.—Program by Se nie (iad on Smith s6: (like Ellis W. ford ore May iti Shore communities 0 3 p.m.—Tot program, Jewett 9:30 at Cleveland, O., after returning from Senior Citizens Month to 11 a.m.—Tot program, Pres- her W. Mave Sh ort on ote High School. Tuesday preside 30 in Wilmette. Mr. and Mrs. Baker The pol; paddle tennis, Shepard Ju- s. wife, National sales manager. (How- ard Fochler Photo) 30 to 9:30 p.m.—Men’s informal lects <8 Spain Friday Junior will Mrs. Hubert Matthias: and daughter, rothy, of Arlington, * Blanken- for Jewett Park. to C. heim, Diamond National vice president; and James Ellis 15 Eugene covers used on Sara Lee packages, accept an award America. o 3 p.m.—Tot program, Jewett Ss, Wilmot Wilmette VISIT IN DEERFIELD : Wilmot Scouting outstanding service to Scouting. ett Park. etball, in the business meeting, election of officers and executive board members, and presentation of awards for hue, Deerfield Bowling Lanes. to 11:30 p.m.—Teen dance, JewPark. to 5:30 p.m.—Children’s paint- of boys program and ties both together in services to their community. Council Pres. Archibald McClure Jewett to 11:30 p.m.—Teen dance, Jewpark, Saturday :30 a.m.—Junior high bowling to 3 p.m.—Pool Council, His talk, ‘‘Tying Our Knots,’’ will explain how Scouting ties men to Tomorrow to 11 a.m.—Tot program, Presbrian Church and Jewett Park. Sunday Area Dr. William F. Dunkle Jr., pastor of Wilmette Parish Methodist Church, will be the guest speaker. 15 to 9:30 p.m.—Golf class, WilJunior High School. program, Shore annual meeting and election at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Lake Forest Club in Lake Forest. 30 to 8:30 p.m.—Prep basketb, Shepard Junior High School. to 3 p.m.—Tot North Boy Scouts of America, will hold its B. Uybadin, Downtown phe: CAR WASH NortTH First Street Highland - S fi RE Park : 336 Park Avenue ' Glencoe, Illinois 60022 \ Phone: 835-0038 y, 75 �‘Charley a Bright Spot in Thinclad Rank: He Paces Little Giants’ Only Point-Winning Tea By JOE BAUMAN The Highland Park track team has not fared too well this season, one bright spot Little Giant fans can always count on is the running Charley Cochran. . Last Saturday, the Drew Relays in Waukegan proved to be no exe tion. Highland Park finished 14th in the 15-team field, picking up o four points. 4 They came when the two mile relay team, which Cochran anchored, finished fourth. Other members of the team were Steve to team up with Cochran Weinberg for the district. Th four have a good chance to 3:32.” Halperin, Dick Weinberg, and Dave Summaries Underwood. Cochran also anchored the Little Giants’ distance medley Evanston team which missed placing by only .7 of a second. Wind, Mud Hinder My times weren’t very good.” Cochran ran the 880 in both events, being timed in 2:06. ‘“‘It’s not my best race,” he says. “I seem to do better in the 440. As far the best “My goal is to set the school record in the 440. It’s held by Jack Castle who ran 49.9 last yaar. I did a 50.4 last week and should improve my time when the weather im- proves,” Cochran said. Mel Edwards, coach, also Highland thinks Park Cochran will break the school record. ‘He has the potential to get in the low 49’s” he said. Eyes Relay Place Another have Cochran the Little objective Giants is to mile relay team place high in the state meet. “Tf Lee Barnett and Bill Mack recover from injuries we will have a strong relay,” he says. Barnett and Mack suffered pulled muscles in the indoor season and Charley Cochran Larry Graff) brings the Highland Park distance medley team in first in its heat. (Staff Photo by have yet to run outdoors. Giant Frosh-Soph Golfers Win Three Highland Park’s frosh-soph golf team registered three wins and a tie in recent meets. Coach Fred Dickman’s underclassmen After Monday’s game, SPORTS the year. ‘He threw Park. A game scheduled with Waukegan was to be played there yes- A was 76 during practice to keep in shape,” Sanders said, ‘“‘so I don’t anticipate that we’ll be any worse off than the rest of the return game with Oak Park scheduled for Tuesday in Oak teams with all these makeups.”’ Anxious pretty nice,” said Sanders. ‘“‘He probably could have gone the whole game, but I came back with Ed Garcia and Mike Wolf in relief. He (Sedik) made them hit the ball. We didn’t make any errors to beat us.” refused Glenbrook this afternoon, and Evanston will be here tomorrow. “The pitchers have been working of little when day’s appear that the layoff hurt the Little Giants. The team lost to Oak “We just didn’t hit the ball,” said Sanders afterwards. Bob Sedik started on the mound for Highland Park, his first pitching assignment tournament Sanders terday. New Trier East will be here “Just Didn’t Hit’ always For District trict tournament next Tuesday. ‘“‘We’re anxious to get another shot at them,” said Sanders. ‘“‘They beat last badly year haven’t and in the some forgotten is North, our boys it. They’ve been look past saying, ‘“Tues- district game. for the right to advance gan for the regional Randy PARK Kreiting, ¢ Nietsch, 1b Lofgren, p Lane, 2b Campbell, If Miller, rf (8) Ab 3 2 3 North 3 3 4 4 2 2 HIGHLAND Rosen, Ib Allderdice, cf Baker, 2b Sarkady, rf 0 1 1 = Stein, 1 1 Skidmore, 1 0 0. 1° Addison, p Garcia, p Totals 26 8 Score Oak 6 Wolf, p Totals by Innings 300 a oo 3b ee 3 2 1. e 0 0 34 29 1.0 ie Park 000001 0 ee) 100 3O 2 6 Park with 1—2 67 at Sports- a low against 45. man for Glenbrook Against Lake was low with 44-and Barrington with 43 and tied Rose for low honors against viso East, each with 42. with Pro- Grandi Brothers Gains Nite Loop Title Grandi Brothers Garage won the Thursday Nite Early Birds bowling league at Mary ‘Members RHE | ae en ee et ee ca ee ee Park Highland PK. (2) Ab RH ss 4 0 1 34 400 1 0 2 1° 187-187 Rose “was as Jim Hyman tournament Scornavacco, Rosalini, c Sedik, p, r 179-192 Jeff Winston and Laz Chapman each carded 46. Jacobsen was low man against to Wauke- RH 0 0 1 QO 2 2 Forest Forest the entire team played well May 15. OAK North Highland If the Little Giants manage to beat the Spartans—and Deerfield can beat Stevenson—the two would meet in the finals on Wednesday tournament of the first to Lake man’s Country Club the next day. On Apr. 24 the team beat Proviso East at Sunset 178-199 and followed that with a 178-199 victory over Barrington. We’ve got to win that.” Frost, 3b Masser, cf Modler, ss Highland Park will play Glenbrook North in the Deerfield dis- us pretty Glenbrook it counts.” it would Park 8-2. a good team. They’ll pull up a beat at Sunset on Apr. 19 and then tied having some troubles this year, but they’re are just nursing them along now,”’ says Edwards, ‘‘I hope they wi”. be able Giants Finally Play Ball, But Oak Park Wins Game Going into Monday’s game with Oak Park, Highland Park’s varsity baseball team hadn’t played a gameini5 days. ~“We want to play baseball,”’ said coach Jay Sanders. ‘‘We practiced each day last week with the assumption that we’d play the next day, but it just didn’t work out.” ‘‘We of Jane Lanes. the winning are Barbara Ori, Tina Betty Brugioni, and Norma team Menoni, Ori. New Trier East 100—1. Salzman (NTE), 2. Bea (NN), 3. Brown (W), 4. Michels (P Angel (P). T—9.9 (ties meet record Jack Buresh, Evanston, and Wa Brakes, Phillips, 1963). 480 shuttle relay—l. Phi (Allen, Payne, Love, Hilliard), Waukegan, 3. New Trier East, Thornton, 5. Evanston. T—56.0. Distance medley relay—l. Evans (Brown, Walker, Weber, Abernathy New Trier East, 3. Maine West, 4. North, 5. Niles East. T—3:44.2. 400 H.H. shuttle relay—1. Phi (Allen, Payne, Love, Hilliard), Evanston, 3. New Trier East, Waukegan, 5. Morton East. T—53.1. Mile relay—1. Evanston (Form Hill, Von Thury, Warren), 2. New East, 3. Phillips, 4. New Trier West Tie, North Chicago and Racine Hor T—3:32.4. Mile—1. Kuknle (NN). 2. LaB (MW), 3. McClendon (RH), 4. Rad (MW), 5. Catlett (NTE). T—4:28.4. High jump—1. Gaines (E), 2. Clen ing (W), 3. Ellis (NTE), 4 §S (NTE), 5. Muechler (RH). 6 feet, inches. Shot put—1. Horsting (E), 2. Ge (W), 3. Ciesla (W), 4. Sternberg ( 5. Hall (NTE). 52 feet, 314 inches. Discus—1. Michnewicz (ME), 2. ] ancuk (E), 3. Puitmeyer (MW), Coleman (NC), 5. Siory (ME)..143 f 342 inches. Middle distance medley—1. Evan (Walker, Weber, Jenkins, Warren) Phillips, 3. New Trier East, 4. Trier West, 5. Thornton. T—1:38.8. Freshman 440 relay—1. Phillips (4 Williams, Johnson, Cromwell), 2. kegan, 3. Evanston, 4. Niles Nort Morton West. T—47.5. Varsity 446 relay—l. New Trier (Wald, Salzman, McFadzean, Meye 2. Thornton, 3. Hirsch, 4. Waukegan New Trier West. T—44.7. Two mile relay—l1.. New Trier (Peterson, Davis, Robinson, Winter Evanston, 3. Maine West, 4. High Park, 5. Racine Horlick. T—8:25.4. Sophomore 880 relay—1l. Evan (Hill, Jones, Channey, Thomas), Thornton, 3. Hirsch, 4.-New Trier 5. Waukegan. T—1:37.0. Varsity 880 relay—i1. New Trier (Wald, Salzman, McFadzean, Mey¢ 2. Thornton, 3. Evanston, 4. Ra Horlick, 5. New Trier West. T—1:31. Pole vault—1. Kamin (NE), 2. qd dening (W), 3. Mueting (MW), 4. 3 13 feet, (NTE), 5. Baker (RH). inches. Long jump—i. Lee (RH), 2. L (P), 3. Jenkins (E), 4. Frohman (N 5. Smith (T). 20 feet, 1014 inches. tough running in the wind and mud. I felt like I was running up a hill. it’s 97, Phillips 57, Waukegan 43, Thornton Niles North 20, Maine West 19, Rag Horlick 19, New Trier West 17, Hi 12, Morion East 9, Niles East 8, Moi pangs 7, Highland Park 4, North Chic “I didn’t have a good day,” the senior said afterwards. “It was as I am concerned, race invented. DREW RELAYS Team Standings — Final Softbal League Plan Are Drawn Final plans were formulated week for the Highland Park 16-i softball City League. Three new teams the league have ente and two of last ye teams dropped out. Practice games are scheduled be played tonight, at Sunset, Ridge, and Lincoln School. The regular league begin next Thursday. action TEAM MANAGE Bam 6 (Oe oe ci 7X. Angie Pass Flav-O-Rama ........... Dick Lomb PROMO Al-StOte. oc. xcses Jack R Panther Lounge ...... Norbert Fe CA AAPO Ge Lb, oy (css ee Mike Nhe N Gale.) .07..%. Wayne B Lawrie Carnet soso a Dick Deerfield Van Lines ...... Bob De Bishov Players .... <i... Jay Bi Caplan Cut-ups ......... Gordon Ca Dal Ponte Upholsterers . KRASSED pawn ee Geno Dal P May 4, | �n Little Giant Golfers Wi Giant Net Team To ps Pair, Hike Mark to 5-2 out on Saturday. It was to be made up on Monday. Jim Friedman, No. 1 singles man One of the joys of being a coach is that you don’t have for the past three years, won contend much with this type. There are exceptions, course, but the athlete usually doesn’t have time for ng wars or drag-racing or hair-growing. His head match in three sets 6-2, 3-6, 64 at Waukegan. Scott O’Connell, playing No. 2 An example is Pete Newell, the Notre Dame High hool football star. Pete is a large, pleasant-faced young an who last fall was rs’ all-North Shore named to the Hollister Newspa- squad and various other honor hits. A tackle, he was sought by many universities who ry much wanted him to pursue his football playing on eir campuses. Some Faith Restored Dne of these was Northwestern, which recruited Newell as vigorsly as any. Pete visited the campus, usual selling job from the coaches. was given the grand tour and But Pete decided against Northwestern in favor of Michigan. ually in cases like this, if the young man remembers his mans at all, it is simply to drop a letter to the schools which were ected. But ene day Pete Newell walked into the office shared by Wildt aides Dale Samuels and bt going to their school. Bruce Beatty ‘Pete, why did you choose Michigan?’’ and told them Samuels he was later, ‘‘It restored my who has ngsters is Bob faith in athletics Naughton, faith in 18-yéar-olds.” as a beneficial the ex-Loyola Academy exercise coach who for re- tly joined Len Jardine at Brown University. Naughton, unlike e in the educational profession, is very much in favor of spring tball practice for high schools. Loyola, along with the other Catholic League schools, drills in p spring and opens practice two weeks earlier than the rest of ep state in the fall. Naughton feels both procedures are beneficial many ways. “You get the kid who is not going to play another sport, anyhow,” points out. ‘“‘And this contributes to winning. ling of unity. It promotes a great ‘The kids are sounder fundamentally. Over their high school cabr, we actually get them for another year because of this. And practice early in August is good because it conditions the kids. ‘I don’t think it affects their grades at all,’’ Bob declares. “You count on one hand the kids who come out of school at three lock and go home and study.” Clearing the Desk arry Glass, e-season the collapse Northwestern of his basketball title-contending coach team who made says last the winter most disappointing year in his eight seasons as a coach, lares, ‘One of the most important things this omplished this year was exciting the fans.” . basketball also team Dave Bartel, the new cross-country coach at Evanston High hool, was born in China. Both his father and mother were misynaries there before uprisings forced him, his mother, and sisrs out of the country. His father remained. .. . eo Samuelson, Evanston High School athletic director, reports recent quest for Stuart Merrill award-winners has uncovered all one. Dick Miller is the missing honoree. . . . ick shot expert and comedian Paul Hahn will donate his show at Dan Whalen Memorial pro-am Aug. 20 at. Pete Mazzetta’s Highd Park Country Club. Whalen is the young professional who lived Glenview and was an assistant to Mazzetta at Highland Park be- e his death in an auto accident in Mexico last fall. halen’s widow, Gerta, also is a golf pro and will play in the -am. Proceeds will be placed in trust for their daughter, fivear-old Christina. 4, 1967 Rob Sanford and Bill Anspach, No. 1 doubles team, won the first set 6-2 but lost the next two 3-6, 3-6. The No. 2 doubles team of Ed Davidson and Ritch Addison won by scores of 6-4, 6-4. The team is now 12-0 for the season and is ready to enter district competition at New Trier East beginning Monday. Winnetkans and Charity of Acad- emy Grade School Swim Meet last weekend at the academy pool. St. Joan of Arc of Skokie was second with 55 and Queen of Angels was third with 32. There were 12 teams entered in the two-day competition directed by varsity swim Shiman. Two meet records coach Dick were set. Shawn Heffernen of St. Joan set a record of 33.7 in a preliminary of the 50-yard breaststroke. In the finals he placed third. St. Joan also was involved in the other new mark, a time of oneminute flat in the 100-yard medley relay. Swimming on the relay for St. Joan were Shawn Heffernen, Mike Heffernen, Frank Keres, and Shawn McDermott. TEAM is the defending week. for Bowl (FHC); S. McDermott (St.J) ‘5. Reed (QA): 6. Donoghue (QAS). T .0. 100 medley relay—1l. St. Joan (S. Heffernen, M. Heffernen, Keres, McDermott); 2. Faith, Hope, Charity; 3. Queen of Angels; 4. St. Catherine; 5. St. Martha. T—1:00. (Record, old mark 1.6, by St. Bartholomew, 1964) 200 free relay—1. Faith, Hope, Charity (T. Ford, Mitchell, Steger, J. Ford); 2 Queen of Angels; 3. St. Joan; 4. St. Catherine. T—2.4. Crown Sonza-Novera Landscaping won the playoff of the Cuore Arte Mixed Adlai E. Stevenson High School last varsity, junior varsity, and freshman athletes in both sports. Jeff Vanko, 165-pound senior, was Junior Alopaeus, Bowling Lanes. League Members are of Clara at the Mary Jane winning Milani, Pete team Sonza- | Novera, Betty Grabinski, and Tony Ciccone. Bob Raschick was high man for the final week with a 210 game and 568 series. Hal Nelson also had a 210 game and a 558 series. For the ladies nonis was high Mary Jane in series Vaz- with 472. Nora Hickey rolled a 179 game and Varsity Richard a 458 series. SSS SBR RB ee Be I os BET Jost, Bob Sophomore Walt Andrus, Mark Guarino, Terry Hartford, Joe Kathrein, Hank Kos, Ken Kurzydlo, Ken Magnus, Alan Moores, Jack Psiris, Mike Richmond, Jim Steere, Doug Safstrom, Geoff Whittaker. ee YOU x DIDNT # KNOW = By Red Fell Freshman Ro Bjerga, Fred Christensen, Charles Gerschefske, Tom Hunter, Rick Ireland, Bill Lange, Tom Mason, Ed Schuetz, James Welsch, Mike Wolowic, Steve Sommerfield. gy we Did you know Churchill that famous g Downs, where the Kentucky Derby is run, had an entirely different name when it opened than it does now? . In the early years of the track, its name was the Louisville Jockey Club... It was changed to Churchill Downs to honor the Churchill family of Louisville which owned the land where the track is located. WRESTLING Varsity Jeff Vanko, Harry Salna, Jim Parker, Jim Kouracos, Marty Pegelow, Bill Kaiser, Dave Mason, Rush Williamson, Rick Coller. Frosh-Soph Dave Calder, Chris Cronson, Peter Trzyna, Brian Tyler, Ron Intini, Mark Anderson, Dave Gnadt, Brian Horne, John Green, Al Werner. RAIDERS at Sunset last Tuesday 155-176. Bows led the way for the team with 37. Crowley and Nannini were two Wins Fifty-nine awards were presented to basketball players and wrestlers in a special all-school assembly at given with 40 each. Bob Bows had 41. The team crushed Barrington Sonza-Novera To Athletes were two strokes back, and Sabold had a 40. Gives Letters Awards had birdies, six pars, and a bogey in the round. Nannini and Sabold finished CAN’T SWIM A scheduled frosh-soph baseball game between North Shore Country Day and Luther North was cap celled because of rain last Satur- e @ * * bd @ ™ @ a * What's the fewest number of horses that ever ran in a Kentucky Derby? . . . Did you know that @ only three horses ran in thegm Kentucky Derbies of 1892 and a 1905! STANDINGS 1. Faith, Hope, and Charity 58; 2. St. Joan 55; 3. Queen of Angels 32; 4. St. Catherine 31; 5. Holy Cross 15; 6. St. Martha 13; 7. St. Norbert4; 8. St. Mary = 2 Sacred Heart : Queen of All Saints 1. Summaries: 50 free—1. Keres, (St.J.) 2 Heffernen, (St.J.); 3. Ford, (FHC); 4. Wengierski (HC); 5. Maier (QA); 6. Hickiey, (SH). T—27.3 50 back—1. " Wingierski (HC); 2. Williams (QA); 3. Kruss (St. N); 4. Kennedy (FHC); 5. | cttaoees (FHC); 6. Gibbs (FHC). T—35.2 50 breast—1. Orr (St. in 5 mare (St. M); 3. S. Heffernen, ist’ J); M Heffernen (St. “Ae 5. Amato (St. M): 6. Colnon (FHC T—34.9. (Record, in preliminary, oc S. Heffernen, 33.7. Old mark 34.0 by Tom Snopek of . St. Bartholomew, 1965) Diving—1. Nash (FHC); 2, Head (St.C); 3. Prio (St.M); 4. Colnon (FHC ); 5. aves (St.J); 6. Forrman (St.J). T—20 25 Pere tae Keres .(St.J);, 2. Williams (QA); 3. Steger (FHC); 4. Gibbs fia 5. Kelley (FHC); 6. Gill (St.J). T—13.9. 715 frei. Orr *-(5t. — 2. Wingerski (HC); 3. Ford Bows Stevenson ‘Tapani Mason. won the tenth annual Loyola Loyola’s each carded 75. New Trier East Bob BASKETBALL Varsity Tony Intini, Greg Mercier, Jeff Morris, Gary ‘Miller, Ton Miller, Don Bevers, Scott Ireland, Rocky Trudell, Kim Spencer, Lou Gnadt. Swim Meet Hope, and Letter winners: Win Loyola Faith, Hyman named wrestler of the year. Winnetka, with a total of 58 points, Spring Drills Okay Another 7-5. SS. asked. ‘Coach, I knew you were going to ask that, and I really can’t give an answer,” the boy replied. “I just decided I liked Michigan ter, and I felt I owed it to you to come in and tell you.” said Samuels singles, posted a 6-1, 6-3 victory, while Andy Simon won at No. 3 6-2, Jim He the x MERCEDES -BENZ (1) * a ball parks, which one is the toughest to hit a home run in? . . . Well, the one where the fowaet home runs were hit last season was Kansas City's Municipal Stadium .. . Horses Only e SALES 45 were hit there @ gy & @ all year . .. By contrast, the park where the most homers @ were hit during the seasonmy was Atlanta's Stadium with e SERVICE 201. e OVERSEAS DELIVERY Autohaus. * Of all the big league base- © * on cvers Show, Specializing in Overseas Delivery 1550 Frontage Road, Northbrook 272-7905 i EDENS EXPRESSWAY BETWEEN DUNDEE & WILLOW ROADS * * s Did you know we'll be talking @ with Lyle Davis, WEEF reporter, gy about his experiences in Viet Nam, just recently, on The Red Fell « Saturday, May 6th. - ems to be screwed on a little more firmly and levelly. his and 35. for a Oak with man w THE FELL Highland Park a Winnetka — Glencoe gaa eBaeeeeeaeaaaeae end rained with holes low we was match nine ; was 2 wt Park scheduled Crowley =| A 4-1 at Wau- was low man for coach Fred Dickman’s crew with 67. Jim Nannini had 69, Jim Crowley 70, Sunset Park. -) r his long hair and pot parties. Giants beat Waukegan kegan. last Friday by a 274-282 score. The match went 15 holes. Woody Sabold state champion. : Last Thursday the Giants opened the Suburban League season with a 156-166 victory over Proviso East at A Iding hands in the halls, he is being protested against of golf pes otesting the war in Vietnam or a school policy against opponent varsity ey No Long-Hair He oday’s youngster is having a hard time of it. Or he would have you believe it, at any rate. If he is not - its toughest the season proved to be no obstacle for Highland Park’s varsity tennis team last Tuesday as the Little Park’s E Playing Highland team won two dual meets and lost a third last week to move its season record to 5-2. The loss was to New Trier East ° Waukegan 77 �Little Leagu e Hopefuls Set oe BASEBALL Thursday New Trier E. at Evanston (JV-soph-frosh), 4:30 Friday diana at Northwestern (2), 2 orth Shore Holy gts Fe U4 at Glenwood Notre t York School, Dame (varsity. -soph), (varsity), rfield ‘a Maine S. (varsity ale Trier Mai Luther S. at North 4 W. (varsity- frosh), 4: 30 (frosh-soph),4 Saturday nie State at Northwestern (2), » reperous at Lake Forest College (2), 1 Philip at Loyola, Piss Dame at Marion Central 2, (varsity-soph) F George at Marion Catholic 2, (varsity-soph) Sunda“| Holy Trinity at Loyola, St. George at De r Ssite onday rier EY 2, (varsity-soph), 1 NewDistrict fEvensien. St. George, New Trier W., Niles N.) also Tuesday Wednes Maine es Distr ict (Maine E., Notre Dame, Niles E., Niles W.), also Tuesday and Wednesday. * Deerfield District (Deerfield, Highland Park, Glenbrook N.), also Tuesday and ps day. ling District ator, Y. Prospect), Wheaton College (Wheeling, also Tuesday . Ral Glenbrook Forest and S., Wednes- College, 3 E., at elays, are Dame _Invitationa alatine at Deerfield Gitosh), 4:30 Saturday New Trier E., New Trier W., Evanston at Moosehart Relays, 9 Glenbrook N., pont S. at Falcon Invitationi # rest View Highland Park. Deertieid at Lake County Meet (Ela Vernon), 9 Sunday Loyola at Brother Rice Relays Tuesda Notre Pome at St. Ign ~ Trier W. at Niles W. Nacsite. soph), 4: _ acts Niles E. at Maineby gs frosh-soph), 4:30 ana at Junior Qualifications, Hanson Park, TENNIS + A St. Ignatius at ‘gt Ciea (Boitwood), 4 Friday Northwestern at_Notre Dame North Shore at Elgin Academy, 4 Saturday orthwestern at Western Michiga vanston ide (Evanston, SP "Georee, GlenNile: : 5 Arlington District (Maine E.) New Trier E. District (New Trier E., Deerfield, Highland Park, Glenbrook N., New Trier W.) Monda' Northwestern gt! vs. frosh, 3 New Trier Lake reree. (JV-soph), 4:30 a Park, GlenbrookN. (frosh) at Wauegan North Shore at Latin School, 4 New Trier W. at Niles N. 4:30 ine E. at LaGrange, % 30 Niles Ww: at Glenbrook N., 4: Highland Park at New Trier E., 4:15 at Evanston, rook S. at Fremd. (varsity: frosh-soph), 4:15 st. George at St. Patrick, fe Ss 3at Deerfield, 4: Oy Wednesday puree State at Northwestern, 3 Maine S. at Evanston,4 Thursday New Trier W. at Niles N., 4 Maine S. at snipe 4 Friday Northwestern at Northern. pfeceetioniates (also _ Saturday) at University of Mic 3 gan Park, Elgin Academy Fa "North Shore, 4 Niles W. len vanston at New filer’ W., 4 at Maine S., 4 at Highland ba 4 Tue University High at Nea Shore, 3:30 oe ‘00 . at ites N., 4 emd at Deerfield,4 Raider Frosh-Soph Baseball Team Wins North Shore Country Day’s frosh- _ soph baseball team beat University High 5-4 last Thursday by scoring twice in the fifth and three times in the sixth. ‘University High North Shore Wilson, and ee. Stebolt in weekend Agase’s put spring week, some heavy including some hitting points 022 000 0-4 2 2 4 1 000 023 x—5 and Johnson; Zelisko Moody. Raider, Lake Forest Thinelads Rained Out North Shore Country Day School’s track meet with Lake Forest Academy last Saturday was cancelled by the rain. No date has been set for the makeup contest. for its windup last in the we’ve got a long way to go because we’re so short on experience. “And we’ll through just get part-way in spring ball. We’ll finish the job in September.” Halfway through the spring session, Agase and his staff had verified the fact that linebacking is a strong area. Veterans John Cornell and Denny Coyne have been impressive there, and Mied Ron and Al Koranda will bring more experience when they come off the injured list in the fall. Freshman Joe Hudson, Butch Ethington, Ray Forsthoffer, and Don Ross also have shown well behind the line, as has Hans Leisso, a returning squad member. Freshmen Blue, Show Promise interior promise John linemen who include Har- Brandt, and Bill Ravinia Green professional Bob Henning looks over the grip of Deerfield team co-captain Tom Vent as co-captain John Phillips and coach Jack Bassett watch. Deerfield Golfers Gunstra, and guard Angelo Loukas. The first-string backfield so far has had Bill Melzer at quarterback, Chico Kurzawski and Bob Olson at the halfbacks. All are veterans. The fullbacking duties have been divided among John Anstey, Dick Emmerich, and Ed Paquette, and there is more experimentation to be done there. “Our big job will still be to replace the ends we lost, offensively,”” Agase points out. that when we started that way now.” “I Coach Jack Bassett has been encouraged by the last two dual matches his Deerfield varsity golf team has played—and won. “We've got to maintain this consistency,’ Bassett said after the Warriors posted victories over Maine West and Glenbrook North. The Glenbrook match was _ the conference opener for both teams. Deerfield won 160-167. The Warriors beat Maine West 160-174. John Phillips was low man in the Golf Eve Burge and Bluhm posted a i ball net score of 128 for 36 holes Bluhm and Burge are mem of the Thorngate Country Clu Deerfield. Frosh Split Two Contests Rick Grayson took medal honors with a 36 for the Spartans. With a cold wind blowing and a very wet course at Ravinia Green last Thursday, Vent posted a low score of 37 in the match with Maine West. Phillips had 38, Laffey 42, Katzenberg 43, and Schuler 44. A Warriors Deerfield’s freshman A base team lost a 4-3 game to Fremd week in a non-conference tilt bounced back to beat Niles N 8-6 in Central Suburban League tion. The B team lost to Niles Nort Z. FREE for-all Deerfield 160, Glenbrook North 167 Deerfield (160)—Phillips 39, Schuler 40, Vent 40, Katzenberg 41, Laffey 46. Glenbrook North (167)—Grayson 36, Marnell 42, Neely 44, Greenberg 45, Hintz 46. Elstrom Wins Bowling Title thought and I feel Buy After leading the league for many weeks, Wings Tree Experts were a mark Bowl. Elstrom and Morton East 5-0 on Apr. 22. The team is undefeated for the season. Dan Rosenhouse plays No. 1 singles, John Oppenheimer is No. 2, and Jon Rosenblum is No. 3. The No. 1 doubles team is Terry Migdow. mee Al Bluhm of Evanston and K Burge of Deerfield won the 36 best-ball event at the Tucson tional Golf Club recently. ished with 46. Summaries Highland Park’s frosh-soph tennis team won its last two outings by topping Waukegan 4-1 last Tuesday Jeff will The event was part of Sun N’ Deerfield 160, Maine West 174 Deerfield (160)—Vent 37, Phillips 38, Laffey 42, Katzenberg 43, Schuler 44. Maine West (174)—Merk 41, Krowka 44, Helfers 44, Grutzius 45, Lorentz 56. for the championship of the Craftsman Bowling League at Deerfield and Minors Glenbrook North meet held at Sportsman Country Club, as he shot 39. Mike Schuler and Tom Vent carded 40 each, while Chuck Kat- Frosh-Soph Net Squad Wins Two doubles is the team and Wally Nathan. Ridge zenberg had 41. Dean Laffey fin- No. 2 of Peter Cerf finished the season with of 78-46, while Wings had li of Christman game of 246. Insurance had high Elstrom Construction Wings Tree Experts Glencoe Golf Clib Shoreline Lodge Deerfield Electric Siljestrom Fuel ‘Anchor Insurance Christman Insurance INTERNATIONAL” CADET’ TRACTOR and we'll include a performance matched International mower. 7742-4642. George Druzisky of Shoreline Lodge rolled the season high of 628 in last week’s action. Dan Caldarel- a NEW CUB beaten by Elstrom Construction Co. Gips 9-10:15 on that day, while Invitational Golf Tournament. Encourage Bassett Galler. Jim Spenko, another frosh, has been doing well at center. Among the other veterans singled out for praise by Agase have been center Jack Rudnay, guard Bruce from West In Tucson contact work. To Play Led Bluhm, Burge Triu spring game May 13. Agase has been pleased with the They Came Minor West Ridge from 1-2:30. M league boys will practice at Su from 10:30-11:45. ses- “The contact and enthusiasm and hitting has been very .good,” he says. “The kids really came to play. Overall, from a team standpoint, we’re making progress. But and fro# Recrea The first practice sessio scheduled for May 20. leaguers from Lincoln Park Sunset Park -will meet at Su scrimmages scrimmage the the teams are formed in June. on three of the days. Saturday’s planned controlled scrimmage was washed out, but it came off Monday heavy Saturday at boys will receive T-shirts. M League boys will wear full forms and will receive them The Wildcat coach put his crew through Recreation Dey League prog register a.m. to noon Center. All T-League football practice at Northwestern University. This is not as crucial as if the season opener were looming, but it is aggravating. vey 4: Joliet pathetic s Sew Trier W., les W. at Glen k N., 4 Trier E. at poten Beg 4 ghland Park at ere 4 stormy crimp Freshman have shown Tuesday kegan latest squad an ated 8E. The another Another Thur Niles N. at New Trier _ ‘varsity- soph), 4:30 : Deerfield at Maine S. (varsity-soph), 4:30 St. George at bie abl Prep Meet (through Saturday) at Rockne Stadiu Fremd at Glenbrook te (varsity- -soph-frosh), 4:30 riday mene . should sion is planned for Saturday as the _ Niles N. at Glenbrook'¢ Sendb frosh A), 4:15 5: A Boys interested in playing i Highland Park ment’s Little when the skies turned blue. North Shore at Latin” a Notre Dame at nag od Perk st Evanston at aye aac soph), 4:30 North She of eh ienes ~ 4 seeenert orth Shore at Elgin Academy, 4 \ghiend Park, : aS New Trier Hard Like everyone else, Alex Agase is getting sick of the weather. : Shore To Register 4 B), 4:30 SEE US FOR DICKS MARINE Co. 5931 Ravenswood, WE AND PICK-UP DELIVER DETAILS SERVICE Chicago PHONE: HO 5-9000 �TWO HEADS anda TALE FIRST IN LEAGUE tennis Deerfield’s varsity team won its fifth straight dual meet by ART BELANGER & 2 upending Glenbrook North 3-2 last week. It was the first conference JOE BAUMAN HE ILLINOIS HIGH SCHOOL Association’s state district baseball tournaments will begin Monday at four The Evanston tournament meets have is a five-team affair. The four teams competing for the ampionship. The teams will be fighting for the right advance ay 15. to regional competition which will begin Five North Shore-area teams are competing at Evansn. Niles North and the host team must be considered ke favorites on the basis of performance this season. ew Trier East and St. George round out the field. St. eorge gets an opening-round bye and will meet the winer of the Niles North-New Trier West game on Wedesday. Coach Mel Sheets’ Cowboys of New Trier West are robably one year away from being championship conbnders. The all-junior team has just one good pitcher, pff Lewis. With Lewis on the hill the Cowboys recently beat Glen- rook North for the school’s first varsity baseball victory. VANSTON’S STRENGTH in the meet rests on the strong arm of Jon Cohlmeyer, who owns a no-hitter, one-hitter, and three-hitr—all shutouts—this season. The Indians of New Trier East heasure up to Evanston or Niles. an knock the ball out of the park, t that little extra is missing have a sound ball club but don’t Ron Klein has several hitters who and his pitching staff is adequate, that would make the Indians a inner. Niles North doesn’t have an individual standout hurler but used | HE DISTRICT North’s TOURNAMENT defending at Deerfield includes ake a complete about face if they intend to survive the district. OTRE DAME APPEARS to be the class of the Maine East district. The Dons have five pitchers with at least two wins each this eason and are capable of scoring runs. Greg Luzinski is one of the in the Ihutouts in winning area. Don pitchers 11 of the first 13 games have chalked up Association state championship golf tournaments which will begin May 12. The district will be held at the Skokie Playfield in Winnetka. Altogether there will be 22 district .centers. Each school may enter a maximum of seven players, the four low scores counting toward the team total. From each of the winning team and the two to be a cinch to win the Wheeling district. hile Glenbrook South and Prospect will tangle for the right to meet e Lions in the title game. Coach Ed Baker is woefully weak in pitching this year but may be ble to win the first game. Prospect has suffered many lopsided deeats and doesn’t appear to be too strong. The Titans beat Deerfield or the only victory Baker’s crew has been able to register. -pAIRINGS FOR THE DISTRICT tournaments were made by chance drawing. There was no attempt made to seed any teams by size r strength. ‘The winners of the Evanston, Maine East, and Wheeling districts vill advance to the Niles East regional. The Deerfield winner will lay in the Waukegan regional. * the individ-. who place first and Les won a win 7-5, 6-2, from Bruce Finlay. Neller won No. 2 6-2, 6-3 from Dave Leake and No. 3 man Palmer beat Jeff Christiansen 6-4, 6-4. Both doubles teams lost. No. 1 second will advance to the state finals at the University of Illinois on May 19 of Tom Hamilton weiler and 20. lost to and Bob Bill Kahn- Fuessele and Jack Kahle 6-3, 6-3. Chicago Public League high schools also will qualify their two top individuals and best team. i ‘singles No. 1—Blackburn (D) def. Finlay 6-3, 6-3 SAGER AT TUFTS David Sanger of Ivy Lane in Highland Park is a member of the | Tufts (Mass.) College varsity golf is the defending team this season. [HONDA SALE| = NOW AND SAVE! 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Hamilton-Kahnweiler Other teams in the New Trier East district are Arlington, Forest View, St. Viator, Glenbrook South, Lake Forest, Prospect, Glenbrook North, New Trier West, Stevenson, Wheeling, and the host school. New Trier East state champion. plus FROM ES 11. uowesr| : a BANK CARDS Nes of NORTHSHORE 2772 SKOKIE VALLEY RD., HIGHLAND PARK (HWY. 41 —2 BLKS. NORTH OF RT. 22) — team of Steve Waldman and Jeff — Lloyd lost to Roger Goulette and — Steve Prizer 7-5, 6-4. The No. 2 duo — a played this year. |) Wheeling will furnish the opposition to St. Viator in the first game y 4, 1967 districts uals as marathon match in three sets. He © lost the first 12-14 but came back to — Enter District Highland Park and Deerfield High School golf teams have been assigned to the New Trier East district for the Illinois High School five Niles West will play coach John Burke’s Dons in the opener Monay. Maine East and Niles East will play Tuesday, with Niles East etting the nod as victor. T. VIATOR APPEARS earned Deerfield Spartans Deerfield has been a disappointment this season. Coach Car] Eichaedt had hopes of a winning season but the Warriors will have to hitters Palmer each won. Blackburn, No. 1 singles, players for Blair Neller, and Chris Glenbrook state champions. Ernie Kumerow’s the pitching of Ed Garcia and Chuck Sarkady, plus the availof Bob Sedik if needed, Sanders has enough depth on the His defensive team is very strong and as hitters, the Little rank among the best in the area. rongest netters. three sirgles victory Blackburn, games. re given little chance of surviving the district. Highland Park will rovide the first-round competition and it is expected that the evenal winner will emerge from that game. Deerfield should be able to ercome Adlai Stevenson in the other first-round tilt. Look for Highhnd Park and Deerfield to tangle for the title, with the nod going b Jay Sanders’ Little Giants on the basis of pitching strength. With bility ound. iants the Highland Park Linksmen eavy hitting and good depth on the pitching staff to advantage in aining victories in its first eight games (with the exception of a 0 tie game with Prospect that was called after five innings. ) If Niles is to win the tournament it will have to win three vanston will have to win just two to gain the title. Central Suburban League meet of the season for coach Karl Sutter’s The Deerfield, ea schools. her three tters Win 5th Dual Deerfie ald Ne 433-1610 » f �Ascher ‘Psyches, ° Outjumps By JOE BAUMAN Scott Ascher not only outjumped his competition at the Glenbrook North Spartan Relays Friday night, he outpsyched them. Ascher is a high jumper on the Deerfield High School track team. He was one of three jumpers to clear 6-0 at the Spartan Relays, the other two being Steve Helfrich and it meant I had to go at least 6-2 for our team to win.” In a relay of this type each team enters three men, with the school Ascher continued. ‘I felt they would elect to stick with me and I figured I could make Ross McDonald of Glenbrook North. “JT knew we (Deerfield and Glenbrook North) both had a total of 176 but they had two men they had made the previous week, and then they missed 6-2. Ascher Ascher. “If one of them made 6-1 He As Guessed Ascher “High cal it Right predicted, and McDonald easily cleared the height missed 6-4. 6-2 and they Ascher Helfrich and just they would Berman afterwards. have won need state coach on fewer a He real student knows his of to ju “IT haven’t been doing too we outdoors, but this was the be weather we have had for outdoor meet. Still, it was pret chilly once the sun went down,” said. Hein was somewhat surprisé¢ with the easy Deerfield victory. the thought competition Marshall would be toug since they won it last year, but the real well. I think he will clear 6-4, and that can place him high in the misses.” himself expects 6-6 once the weather improves. and Gerkin jumped 5-10 “Scott’s game. Warrig He Expects 6-6 and 5-8 respectively, which gave the Warriors a 17-8 total, a- new meet record “If they meet,’ exclaimed Fred Hein. Ascher had done so well,’”’ Ascher said. had both cleared 6-1, I would have had to make 6-2 just to tie, and passed 6-1, a height didn’t outdistance runnerup Maine South which had 56. “You always jump to win. Besides, I had to get the record after Dave (Berman) and John (Gerkin) jumping is so psychologisometimes scares me,” said really Ascher’s - psychology Friday, as they totaled 106 points to easily ‘So I passed to 6-2 just knowing they would do the same thing,” couldn’t.”’ left,” said Deerfield PORT with the highest total taking first. Competitio were down,” he said. “Our whole team came up wi good performances and our dep was a deciding factor. ee “A lot of teams stack certa events, but I split our squad putting a couple of good performe in each relay and it paid off. placed in every event except one Hein commented. This Saturday the Warriors fa another big effort in the La County meet at Lake Forest. It w start at 10 a.m. Summaries: Mike Mitchell of Wheeling (left) and Craig Strange of Deerfield (Bud Daley Photo) Whip clear the barrier during the shuttle relay at Glenbrook North last Friday. Glenbrook North 10-9 Warriors Win on Rally in Ninth lead went times back before and forth it was over, pitcher. He’s a senior, but this was his first varsity game. ‘‘He’s done but when it came down to the finish some it games,” the Ted was Deerfield 10, Glenbrook North 9 in a varsity baseball game at Deerfield Monday. “‘We were down 9-7 going into the last inning and it looked pretty bleak,” said coach Carl Eichstaedt. ‘“But I gave Jeff Mason the hit sign all the way and he hit a shot up the middle for a single.” Greg Hess followed with a single sending Mason to third Steve Stanger came up. and then He Followed Orders Stanger took a good swing at the first pitch and missed. He was decked by the second pitch, but one more swing was all she wrote as he sent the ball over the centerfield fence 400 feet away. “T told him to hit it and he did,” said Eichstaedt. “It was a sloppy ball game the most part,’’ said the coach, “but it was a good one to win for us.” Jim 80 Sandler was the winning in our junior major league schedule, with South said Eichstaedt. ‘He has Abernathy-style delivery. was scheduled for yesterday at home, a game with Niles West will He doesn’t throw hard enough to break a pane of glass but he keeps it low. He did a real nice job—as good as needed.” In a game last week, Deerfield be played there this afternoon, the squad will travel to Maine South tomorrow, and will play New Trier West at 2 p.m. on Saturday at Locust School in Wilmette. beat Fremd 7-1 behind the two-hit pitching of Scotty Brewster. He struck out six while going the distance. “He throws a jug-handle curve Asked if the pitching staff would hold up, Eichstaedt said “I’ve got a lot of throwers, but pitchers is and doesn’t throw it hard,’ said Eichstaedt, ‘“‘but he doesn’t give you anything to hit. He’s got good control. He threw six balls to one hitter. The others were all five or less.” decided to keep Mason and Stanger out of the starting rotation and use them just in relief and go with my babies as starters.” Eichstaedt refers to Brewster and Fritz as his babies. ‘‘Together they In a Central Suburban League tilt wouldn’t fill out Stanger’s uniform,”’ he said. “‘T’ll also use Scotty against went for relieving a games every day. A game with Glenbrook Niles down 5-0. North the Warriors “It wasn’t game,”’ said Eichstaedt, team is 1-4 in league play. a bad whose Glen Fritz went all the way and was the loser. This week the Warriors will play He’s another Got thing. Throwers I’ve just about Garrett as a pitcher if necessary. He’s played just about every position on the team.” Deerfield will play Stevenson the district opener on Monday Deerfield. in at Box NILES tageig” Tadeiman, 2b Scores 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 H 0 Ommen, 3b ( RH 2 Nisserison, cf Levinson, 3b Schirmer, ss Fischer, ¢ Wilson, 1b andl, r Rionoitis, If Friedman, p otals 0 0 1 1 0 O O O 3 ee ee Score by Deerfield Niles N. FREMD 000000 0—5 3 0 012100x—O0O 44 DEERFIELD 4) AbRH Ab R H 4 0 0 Ommen, 3b 4 2 3 0 90 Nannini, rf 40 2 (1) Freund, ss Freeman, 1b Wickersham, Dickson, ¢ Michaliski, rf Lohse, p Joba, 3b cf Schult, If Wells, 2b Totals 3 3. 2 3 3 mmen, Wheeler, If Brandt, cf Mason, ess, 2b Totals Glenbrook No. Deerfield . RHE Brandt, cf Mason, ss Wheeler, If Hess, 2b Hefter,Ib » FS 3 0 ce 2 0 2 @ igs 0 0 y Eee | oe rs ee RHE 000000%1—1 2 4 330100x-77 4 (10) AbRH 3 0 1 4 1 1 4 0 1 4 1 2 4 2 2 0 O 2°24 Stanger, rf Sandier, p 0 0 O +21 1 + 3 0 0 3 0 0 a9 2 2 6% 2 0 0 200 20 0 100 22 0 4 3 0 0 Garrett, c Brewster, p at 2 otals Score by Innings ss Johnson, c Hefter, 1b Fritz, MacWilliams Quill, p 0 0 0 1 0 Nannini, rf Brandt, cf Mason, ss Wheeler, If Hess,2 Garrett,c Hefter,1b Fritz,p Totals Innings 3 0 0 Johnson,c Fremd Deerfieid DEERFIELD 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 1 DEERFIELD 1 ro ‘cr The several 1 3 2 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 1 1° 1 O 0 GLENBROOK Black, If Krohe, 2b,p Monts, ss,2b N. y Ab RH 40 3 4 0 ¢ 5 0 ¢ Morrison, c 4 Helfrich,1b se uber, 3b, ss Schuiz, cf Schaul, rf Rollins, rf Peifer, p Mynars, p Lyman,1b 28 10 11 Totals Score by Innings OF 1 123 02140 2 0 SPARTAN RELAYS TEAM STANDINGS Deerfield 106, Maine South 56, Whe ing 52, Glenbrook North 50, Marshall Barrington 38, Forest View 38, La Forest 24, Notre Dame 24, West Leyd 8, Glenbrook South 8, Mundelein 6. Four mile relay—l. Forest View Deerfield, 3. Notre Dame, 4. Marshd 5. Maine South. T—18:48.0. (Record, mark 18:53.4 by Forest View, 1965). 120 4H.H. shuttle hurdle relay Deerfield (Strange, Johnston, Zaes Holt), 2. Wheeling, 3. Barrington, Lake Forest, 5. Forest View. T—1:03.$ Two mile relay—l. Wheeling (Tri Hildenbrand, Martin, Smith), 2. shall, 3. West Leyden, 4. Maine South Mundelein. T—8:28.4. 880 relay—l1. Glenbrook North (Z Moore, Malinsky, Schulman), 2. M shall, 3. Deerfield, 4. Maine South, Wheeling. T—1:31.2. (Record, old mg 1:32.4 by Glenbrook North 1965). ‘Distance medley relay—1l. Deerfi (Morrison, Becker, Cloud, Mittlema 2. Maine South, 3. Forest View, Marshall, 5. Wheeling. T—11:19.1. 180 L.H. shuttle hurdle relay Deerfield (Strange, Johnston, Zaes Holt), 2. Wheeling, 3. Notre Dame, Forest View, 5. Barrington. T—1:26.1 Middle Distance Relay—l. Deerfi (Morrison, Becker, Cloud, Mittlema 2. Forest View, 3. Wheeling, 4. La Forest, 5. West Leyden. T—3:43.9. 440 relay—1. Marshall. 2. Barringt 3. Glenbrook North, 4. Deerfield, Maine South. T—44.5. Mile relay—l. Barrington se Boman, Sanders, French), 2. a South, 3. Marshall, 4. Deerfield, Wheeling. T—3:25.0. (Reeord, old m 3:28.7. by Barrington 1966). Sprint medley—1. Deerfield (Shatt Simmons, Field, Cloud), 2. Forest Vi 3. Maine South, 4. Glenbrook North Lake Forest, T—1:38.2. Pole vault—1. Wheeling (Masi Oakley, Nelson), 2. Barrington, Glenbrook North, 4. Deerfield, 5. M delein, 36 feet. (Record, old mark feet, 9 inches by Maine South 1965). Shot put—l. Maine South (Kai Sigmund, Butz), 2. Glenbrook North Lake Forest, 4. Deerfield, 5. Mundel 142 feet, 4 3/4 inches. Broad jump—l. Deerfield (Fos Dougherty, Gerkin), 2. Glenbrook No 3. Notre Dame, 4. Wheeling, 5. Barr ton. 56 feet, 114 inches. Discus—1. Maine South (Kaiser, mund, Butz), 2. Lake Forest, Deerfield, 4. Glenbrook South, 5. rington. 483 feet, 3 inches. (Record, pty 398 feet, 6 inches by Notre Da 1963). ; High jump—l. 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ASSOCIATION Lake County's Largest Savings & Loan | Assets Over $48,000,000.00 SD O Fortith Your | 745 DEERFIELD DEERFIELD, ROAD Hours: Tues., Mon., Sat. — 8:30 to 12:00; PHONE: ILLINOIS Thurs., Fri —8:30 to 4:00 Fri. eve. — 6:00 to 8:00 Closed Wednesday Windsor 5-2550 nee SAVINGS �Area Adds By LARRY GRAFF South Lake County voters Tueshy provided some of the strength help Republicans score a ‘‘small am’’ in their bid for Lake County, inois, and Congressional offices. GOP balloting was overwhelming West Deerfield Township while ere were many close races in eerfield Township. The expected GOP sweep of bunty, judicial, state legislative, d local congressional races was Houbled”’ by what leaders of both ake County political parties called ‘pendulum effect.” Swings to Percy The 1966 swing saw Charles H. ercy win a U.S. Senate seat and e re-election of the GOP state Zip usual dissatisfaction with the ‘ins,’ it swung against us Tuesday.” Robert J. Milton, county GOP chief, added that the dissatisfaction takes many forms. “I’m unhappy that my dollars won’t buy as much. A mother is unhappy because her son is in Vietnam. Other people are unhappy about other issues.” The GOP victory, topped by Mr. Percy’s decisive win over threeterm Sen. Paul H. Douglas, was Township 7,324-5,283, but was crushed in West Deerfield 5,8652,260. The other tricks in the GOP ‘small slam”’ were taken by: Incumbent Ray Page over Dr. Donald Prince by a narrow margin, despite a 2-1 plurality in Lake called more a ‘‘grand slam” by The local party leaders agreed on But the Democrats took one trick e thing: the pendulum Hissatisfaction.”’ is called m“It swung our way in 1964 when e held their margin down,” said pbert © Haubrich, airman. ‘‘But Democratic because of the County. Incumbent 1, NO. 18 SERVING BANNOCKBURN. LINCOLNSHIRE, RIVERWOODS twice as many votes as incumbent Daniel M. Pierce (D) of Highland Park, who was elected over fellowDemocrat Howard R. Slater, also of Highland Park, for the new 32nd District’s third seat. Lloyd A. Van Deusen and Harry D. Strouse Jr. by about 5-3 over John L. Hughes for the two associ- County,”’ sighed unsuccessful county clerk Mr. Friedlander, ‘no be more Stern than of Highland 2-1 in the Park 12th by District Berning Takes Win 32nd state George senate W. seat. Lindberg, a fresh- man office-seeker, and incumbent State Rep. John Henry Kleine.-Led by Mr. Lindberg, the pair polled A YEAR THURSDAY, Democrat can.” But the biggest shock to both parties and the county administraNOV. 10, tion was the adoption of three county tax-ceiling proposals t hat were forced onto the ballot by the 1966 25,907 majority to and 9,754—5,308 to ~ views on domestic and international issues,’’ said Cong. McClory. Karl Berning Pleased Over of Deerfield, new- for the supervi- of Deerfield Township, said sterday that the county ‘‘can vive” despite its ‘crybaby eams that it would be crippled.” e said the loss of nearly half the eral fund levy—which won’t ect the county until 1967-68 fis(Continued on page 15) Published it. were optimistic but Mr. from the be- Berning and his entirely outcome over his opponent, Albert Salvi of Lake Zurich. Lead Increases At 10:45 p.m., totals from 41 pre- cincts showed Mr. Berning leading 3,260—1,240. By midnight, his lead had increased to 12,843—4,940. Mr. Berning, who is completing a term as Lake County treasurer, said he was extremely pleased with | Mrs. Karl Berning congratulates her husband on the Deerfield resident's election ator in the state's newly Story on page 15. as the first sen- created 32nd district. Percy Confident From Start of townships voted 10,124—5,263 the general fund ceiling, 7,417— 4 for the health department atorium limit. r. Smith, an assistant will have responsive to Republican until early returns showed him building more than a 3-1 margin sanato- proval, especially in Deerfield d West Deerfield Townships. The ling, administration wife, Mickie, were not convinced of the eventual to be inty supervisors. But “economy bloc’ county ard member Samuel S. Smith of ehiand Park said he expected the p ‘The ginning 439, and the sanatorium rate by 233 to 31,446. Passage of the referendums was the Congress will be more independent. ty by the Taxpay- m ceiling from 7.5 to 4 cents 9 cents now is levied.) The corporate fund ceiling was proved 35,517 to 30,948, the health by Though Lake County voters expressed their dissatisfaction with the county’s fiscal policies, they didn’t swing away from the GOP slate of county officials. Cong. McClory, elected to his third term, said the victories of about 51 additional candidates to the House indicated that the next Guests at the election night par- sessed valuation to 3.7 cents. Cut the board of health ceiling bm 5 to 3 cents (2 cents presently expected results supervisors aren’t constituents’ feel- ings.” knew bm its present 6.7 cents per $100 by ‘‘the their Karl Berning, Cut the general corporate rate measure Vote the referendum ly elected state senator from the 32nd District, was expected to win his contest easily, and the 200 guests at his home Tuesday night ere handful of people.” The proposals, which had partment said Vote Margin eilings fell Tuesday on three rake County tax rates in a decisive ification of what county officials d called “‘obstructionist moves by tuberculosis Evaluates indicate voicing Reduces 3 ax Rates levied). Cut the . prove the lower ceilings. Circuit Court. Trum:an G. Gerretsen over Daniel S. Friedlander by nearly 2-1 for county clerk. Raymond. J. Sheahen of Highland Park over Pay Ryan by nearly 2-1 for county treasurer. Harold W. Scheskie over Jack B. Ewig by more than 2-1 for sheriff. The Democrats’ statewide trump, former Lake County resident Mr. Stevenson, was defeated here by a 4-3 margin. “If he can’t win Lake ake Vote ced onto the ballot sociation of Collective 5 will: field townships approved the lower rate 10,124-5,263. Samuel S. Smith, assistant Deerfield Township supervisor, said he expected the two south Lake County townships along with most others except Waukegan, to ap- Clory of Lake Bluff over Herbert L. Karl Berning of Deerfield over Albert S. Salvi by nearly 3-1 for the $2 tion—the slicing in half of the county general corporate rate—was approved by a 4,596-vote margin. Voters in Deerfield and West Deer- He Robert race. in the statewide bid to prevent the grand slam. Adlai E. Stevenson III defeated Harris Rowe to recover the state treasurer’s office, despite a 4-3 GOP margin in Lake County. Mr. Stevenson carried Deerfield Association of Collective Taxpayers (ACT). The most critical tax-rate reduc- ate judge posts in the Lake County Cong. Deerfield Villager L. Mark Mc- (Hub) Mr. Milton. Mr. Haubrich termed it-a “bigger shellacking than we expected.” easurer’s office. GOP Several Close Contests Highlight Deertield Township Voting though the the _ state hool superintendent, pmocrats captured to When Charles H. Percy entered the U.S. Senate race last December, he probably was the only person in the state who believed he had a chance to defeat the Democratic incumbent, Sen. Paul Douglas. The Kenilworth Republican im- mediately was tagged the underdog in his race with the unbeaten, 18year Senate veteran. But Mr. Percy remained confident. “I believe ’'m going to win,” he told the Hollister Newspapers, Dec. 23, the day he announced. ‘‘A lot of people are going to be surprised when the votes are November.”’ His confidence Weekly by Press counted next was __ justified Publishing Co., 444 Tuesday night as his victory margin mounted on the tally board at Percy-for-Senator headquarters the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel. in been a vital part of her father’s campaign before her sudden death, Hundreds of exultant Percy supporters who jammed the third-floor headquarters rooms began their Sept. 18, was in many hearts. So there was sadness mixed with joy in the victory celebration. It celebration was shown at the end of the evening in Mr. Percy’s solemn and closed shortly when after computers the on polls the Valerie Percy, voter turnout, precincts reached with his vote ing for a which margin. 2-1 in some 90 percent, ‘‘I was victory,” he and hop- said, “but this is just fantastic.” Campaign workers and friends along the way. The memory year-old the of 21- who had who gathered at his home, 1006 Rosemary Ter., told Mr. Berning the margin was due to the esteem in which he is held by people of the district. One guest confided that even the lone Democrat on his block had voted for Berning. In a Makes Statement victory statement to the press, delivered about 12:15 a.m., Mr. Berning said,. in part: “T am obliged to all the kind major television stations projected a Percy win. The celebration began moving statement about Valerie. shortly after 6 p.m. and lasted until whom 1:10 con- also belong,’’ Mr. Percy said. “She would have been happy here, for primary and the general election, and especially to the precinct com- close to the Percy she would have been surrounded by the people she most loved and who mittee a.m. when Sen. Douglas ceded defeat. But for many family, the victory was not political—it also was deeply only per- sonal, that had Central the end held Av., of a long road heartbreak Highland Park, and tragedy III. 60035 “‘There is one person not here to this night and this victory most loved her. Her contribution to this outcome was very great. (Continued on page 15) But people who supported and me Republican in the organiza- tion members. “I will do my best to be the kind of senator that I would want representing me,’ he concluded. Controlled circulation postage paid at Deerfield, Ill. - �4 Precinct Support _ Pleases Slater e yd og it H. Kleine, a Republican from Lake Forest, and George W. Lindberg, a Republican from Crystal Lake. _ was hard to tell that Howard Slater Mr. Slater attributed Mr. Pierce’s F was seeking re-election to the state a, House of Representatives. substantial margin of victory to two factors: ‘‘more party endorse- By BONNIE Judging a from conversation The seemed 32nd CROFT his Tuesday District actions and evening, candidate far more interested in his responsibility as Democratic com- mitteeman for Highland Park’s 17th precinct than in a_ possible election victory or defeat. ment” and the fact that Mr. Pierce’s name appeared first on the ballot because of his higher vote total in the primary election. “But Slater he’s Mr. Slater, who admitted he would ‘be defeated long before the polls ~ opened, ran against three others, but his only real opponent was Daniel Pierce, a fellow Democrat, and freshman legislator from Highland Park. Assured of victory in the pre- dominantly GOP district were John a good man,” Mr. commented. One Bright Spot One bright spot during the evening was Mr. Slater’s victory in his own precinct and the large turnout of voters there. Out of about 800 voters, about 650 cast ballots Tuesday. “This is very good for an off-year election,’ Mr. Slater remarked. The only higher voter turnout per- centage he could remember was an 89-percent response during a presi- dential election year. ‘And there a would have been more if the weather hadn’t kept some away,” he added. Mr. Slater was also enthusiastic about the receipt of 39 ballots and the fact that absentee many of them were cast by college students and military personnel. ‘‘We got more absentee ballots from young people than we’ve ever had,” he " +e «\ or + as ae de® Defeated congressional candidate Herbert L. (Hub) Stern of Highland Park forgets his sorrow as Mrs. Stern serves his dinner. The meal for family ah and campaign aides was part of the Democrat election night activities. (Larry Graff Photos) Table Festive, Stern Sac said. Opposed Revenue Proposal -Mr. Slater, who opposed the proposed amendment to the revenue article, probably was pleased to see - that most Precinct 17 voters seemed to Howard R. Slater finds something to smile about even though he lost his bid for re-election to the State House. His 17th preDeerfield Township in soundly voted against the state ‘revenue article, which he opae posed. cinct agree with his opinion. They By JUDI NICOL firmed his belief that he had little A colorful tablecloth decorated with an Uncle Sam hat lent a hope of unseating incumbent Cong. Robert McClory (R) of Lake Bluff When the race for the House of Representative was irrevocably lost about midnight Tuesday, Mr. Stern festive note to Tuesday night’s dinner at the home of 12th District voted against the measure 317 to 257. Asked for comments on his shortlived political career, Mr. Slater said, ‘I enjoyed my two-year term, and I hope I conducted myself with some kind of decor and dignity.” While he refused to make a congressional candidate Herbert L. Stern Jr. staterrent about his political plans, home alone with his family. He spent most of the evening talking about issues and_ philosophical questions with a few staff members. Frequent radio reports con- he indicated that he might seek another term. ‘‘But I never make projections like that,’ he commented. But the tone of the evening at the Stern’s Highland Park residence was serious. For congressional candidate “Hub” is basically a serious man. He is the kind of candidate who preferred to spend election night at ature Time magazine leaflet, co cat newspaper ads, and the Stern marching songs. sent this telegram to the incumbent victor: “Congratulations on your re-election to Congress. We both worked hard and the electorate has made its choice. Best wishes to you, and I hope our friendship of many years will continue.”’ Never Takes Lead Mr. Stern never led in the race. At the beginning of the evening he | Mr. Stern wouldn’t make promises for the future. In los the election by more than 30; votes — 59,839-28,288 — he only ried seven precincts, his own d six others in Highland Park. “I fought the best campaig know how,” he said. “I never gé up until the end, and the Democ can’t afford to give up even ng The Republicans’ 102-year cou record can’t go on forever.” had hoped that unfavorable returns were from heavily Republican districts in the west of Lake County. When he left campaign workers gathered at his home about 10 p.m. to go to campaign headquarters in Waukegan, whether he the nanced still first didn’t know adequately fi- campaign in Democratic the county in 102 years had made any inroads into the 28,000 margin by which the 1964 _ Democratic congressional candidate had lost. He wasn’t able to give much encouragement to about 75 workers who were waiting to talk with him in Waukegan and North Chicago. He Met Same People asked himself why he had only been able to meet one segment of the voters in the district. ‘When I went to suppers and clubs and corn roasts, I met the same people all the time. I have had so little chance to air my views.” He wondered aloud why the American people were so dissatisfied with President Johnson. The nationwide Republican victory was disastrous. An _ Raymond J. Sheahen (right) accepts a vigorous victory handshake from Robert J. Milton, county oan GOP chairman. The Highland Park resident won the Lake County treasurer job by nearly 2-1. attorney, Mr. Stern for had campaigned actively eight months. He had spent money nearly from his personal income and had drafted personal friends into preparing a noteworthy advertising American people were so dissatiscampaign which included a mini- Daniel M. Pierce of Highla Park and his wife watch happy news of his re-election the state House come in at 4 Highland Park Country Ch The club was the scene of Chamber of Commerce mee and a radio broadcast of el tion returns. Story on page November 10, 19 �Computer Tallies Vote In Record 9'2 Hours and candidates paced nervously in By EDITH HERMAN Despite heavy rain, write-in voting, and a log jam at the receiving tables, Lake County votes were mM. ened them tallied by 3:30 a.m., some According to Garfield Leaf, Lake County clerk, few operational problems occurred during the vote tabu- the misdi- The humidity, meanwhile, soft- some of the cards, causing to bend in the machine. Adjustments were made, and by 10:30 p.m. new running totals and precinct tabulations were pouring out every few minutes. Cause delays Other Delays: were caused by lating. He predicted an even smoother run when the procedure write-in voting; which require handcounting, and the receiving tables. becomes “The women receiving the votes at the front were hesitant at first,”’ more routine. Sent to Courthouse The first precinct had totals to be tabulated at 8 p.m., but the write-in tally was erroneously taken to the courthouse in Waukegan, instead of Smith, of Highland Park, observed the computer as a member of the county board's central services committee. (Larry Graff Photo} room, computer began its first run at 8:40 new IBM Votomatic computer. The total of 96,586 votes cast three hours earlier than in previous years. Total operation time for the computer was three hours. smoky rected votes were located and the tallied in record time, thanks to the were Samuel S. Smith (right), assistant Deerfield Townip supervisor, watches Dwight Magolis, a county ata-processing official, put some of the 96,586 allot cards through the counting computer. Mr. the large, the Armory, where the computer was situated. While precinct committeemen Percys Surrounded by Security explained Terry Byrne of IBM, served as troubleshooter for firm. ‘“‘This caused a delay in system while they ironed out who the the de- tails.”’ The details involved a care- ful examination of voting cards for proper procedure and complete- ness. Another Roadblock Another roadblock to smooth voting procedure occurred in Benton’s Precinct 6. Voters were surprised early Tuesday morning to WATSON DAVIS Mr. Percy made his victory speech at about 1:30 a.m. Wednesday. ile jubilant Republicans The Percy suite was guarded by at least three FBI agents who care- By MARILYN and KARLA were owing pie in the sky, the famof Charles H. Percy quietly sted success in their Sheraton icago suite far from the election labaloo. fully screened unlocking the d Sharon, 21, and Roger, 19, assignment—one cy, to ties in nearby rooms, the famdid not meet the public until Mrs. ton Inside Percy, each for Mr. and Sharon, the remainder for Roger, old Gail, and Mark, 11. and W.Dfld. Twp. Lake County 56,219 26,627 7,527 7,324. 5,283 2,260 5,865 36,675 52,403 6,056 5,615 6,186 1,916 57,303 29,752 obert McClory erbert L. Stern 6,595 5,350 6,551 1,638 59,839 29,288 arl Berning Ibert S. Salvi 7,240 4,533 6,645 III arris Rowe ay Page onald M. Prince eorge W. Lindberg phn Henry Kleine aniel M. Pierce oward R. Slater aymond J. Sheahen at Ryan man Gerretsen aniel Friedlander arold W. Scheskie ack B, Ewing r. William C. Petty arry D. Strouse Jr. oyd A. Van Deusen bhn L. Hughes vember 10, 1966 1,548 29,826 11,411 9,437.5 9,204.0 3,206.0 | 2,586.0 46,951.5 46,214.0 24,535.5 19,675.0 7,239 4,573 6,494 1,623 57,518 30,986 6,133 5,673 6,245 1,885 57,893 30,853 7,239 4,877 6,551 1,602 61,452 28,357 7,868 6,581 6,702 5,068 6,917 6,333 6,432 1,991 67,545 55,406 59,134 35,150 14,774.5 8,802.5 10,767.0 8,324.0 in late and afternoon Shore Room, las, Democratic View 6,482 1,566 184 dlai Stevenson to the and then retired to await the results—and ultimately the concession of Paul H. Doug- 13-year- 6,913 5,089 141 obert Sabonjian Chicago the Lake Per- Here Are Area Results harles H. Percy aul H, Douglas at 4 a.m. dined with relatives and friends in Election day had begun early for Dfld. Twp. rose The family arrived at the Shera- Other security agents waited inside the rooms. Every man had his or suite. Except for short visits who in Kenilworth at 6 a.m., candidate voted at noon. all visitors before door for only a Other Agents Percys greeted close friends relatives in a spacious 26th- Percy, get ready for poll-watching duties in the 1st Congressional District. Mrs. Percy and Sharon both voted chosen few. nder strict security precautions, p Mr. | incumbent. Douglas Speech find idents for 18 years. On the heels of the concession, the family emerged from privacy. The FBI agents took their places, led their High School blocked within feet in either direction. 1,000 A private contractor working for order to enter the polling place. After a few phone calls and a 40minute delay, one westbound lane new senator-elect and his family strode past the garbage bins and half-empty glasses and waded through melting ice cubes to wait in the wings, along with a small group of relatives and aides. In the still, shadowed kitchen, cheek, and the family prepared for their meeting with the masses, their last appearance in the 1966 Illinois’ new to Crest Junior room. The quiet respect. They were anxious for a victory they had realized al- H. Percy, leading Benton started road construction at Charles. Percy Charles road the entourage to the elevators, through a hall, and to a kitchen entrance to the podium in the press Republicans near the Percy suite viewed the Douglas speech with most six hours before, but now they took time to listen to the 74-year-old Senator who had served Illinois res- the polling place at Oak some notes, campaign Illinois. took a final look at his for U.S. Senator, U.S. is surrounded by his family as he claims victory over Democratic incumbent Paul H. Douglas. With the wife kissed Senator his from 8 a.m. Voters were forced to drive two miles around the was opened. Republican Precinct man Kaufman Bruce school in Committee- said, ‘We expected 500 votes at our precinct, but the final tally was 317.” Although the glamor of an allnight vote tally may have been lost -when Lake County switched from man to machine, the workers in that crowded armory can tell you it’s worth it. victor are (from left) his wife, Loraine; his mother, Mrs. Edward Hunter Percy; and his sons, Roger and Mark. (Bud Daley Photo) 7 �Trustees Deny Office Building Utility Request A plea for use of Deerfield sewer and water facilities for a proposed $800,000 office building outside the village limits was turned down Monday by the village board. Trustees told the attorney for the Robert E. Haggis Ensuch gineering Co. that the village’s policy is to provide service only to buildings within the village limits. The attorney, Edward Rothschild, said the company is not interested in annexation. The 15-acre tract is located on Wilmot Rd. north of Lake Cook Rd. “The county already has rezoned the property office and research, and it would be a mistake to annex to a community with another set of zoning regulations,’”’ he said. “The would taxes and cost for water be tional recommendation of the plan commission to rezone the southwest corner of Lake-Cook and Waukegan (O office and research neighborhood to read a statement criticizing the trading sessions comgoes and then business he said. Mr. Wald also accused the commission that it of secrecy, doesn’t keep charging the public aware of its decisions. Mayor Ross Finney angrily told Mr. Wald that he ‘‘wouldn’t see a small the minority tear toughest jobs apart in one the of com- munity.” Refers Request The board also voted to refer to village plan consultant Joseph Abel district (B-1). The conditions ask the property owner, Joseph Valenti, to: the Bulk Oil Co.’s request for 35foot driveways at its proposed gas station in the 600 block of Waukegan Rd. The maximum allowed by @ Develop the center’s building, parking areas, and fencing in the ordinance is 27 feet. “It may be that the ordinance is wrong and the maximum should be manner shown on the plat. @Enter into a covenant that a gas station will not be placed on the ‘property. no @ Insure to access ex- the treme northeast corner of the property from Waukegan or Lake-Cook Rds. requested commission The: this to that all access from the parking piece be lot. @ Place a six-foot stockage fence on the south boundary of the 18acre center if that area is devel- increased,” Smith. “But said Trustee Ellis I think we should Bank, serves Clifford Budget Called ‘Extravagant Lake County’s 1966-67 budget, though $275,042 below this year’s, was called a ‘“‘monument to extravagance”’ by Frank B. Peers, Deer- field Township supervisor. The only votes against the $14,981,482 budget levy ordinances and $5,191,682 were cast Friday by Mr. Peers, Asst. Supt. Samuel S. Smith, and Norman C. Geary, Avon Township supervisor. Mr. Peers bemoaned ed defeat of the three the expectcounty tax- ceiling proposals in Tuesday’s elections, claiming the reduced tax rates wouldn’t have hampered gperations. “The only way to teach lations was spared the ordeal when First Presbyterian Church concerning the village parking lot behind the church. The church wants to connect its parking lot with the newly acquired village lot. @Denied the request of Irvin Blietz for carriage walks in Kings the dog that bit the youth was impounded. Deerfield police had charged that Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mantynband, the owners of the dog, had refused to impound it after it bit Jeffrey Parker of 620 Indian Hill Rd. on the Cove subdivision unit four instead of the required five-foot sidewalks. lanes are needed off Lake-Cook and Bids on Project to Expand Police Department Rejected Mr. Valenti said he wouldn’t need any variations from B-1 zoning except possibly for an office building. The center, expected to gross more than $12 million a year, will be built in three phases, according to Mr. Valenti. Phase one will include Osco food and drug a Jewel- store of about 30,000 square feet and several small shops of 5,000 to 10,000 square feet each. The second phase, scheduled to begin in 1968, will include an 80,000department junior square-foot store. The third phase will include an office building and perhaps a second department store. Bids for Deerfield’s proposed police department expansion were rejected by the village board Monday because they were too high. Architect Edward Walchli of Deerfield had estimated that the cost of expanding the village hall’s police department, including the purchase of jail cells, would be about $55,000. Bids on the two projects ranged from $63,564 to $82,977. The . architect said the high bids resulted from increases in building costs, changes made in the expan- But general even with the maintained tax rate of 6.7 cents fund per $100 assessed valuation, Lake County will have to curtail spending leg Oct. 24. Mr, Mantynband told the Deer- sion plan, and efforts to make the expansion conform to the existing building’s architecture Mr. Walchli was asked by the board to change or delete items in the projects to bring the cost down to the $55,000 estimate. The village already has appropriated the sum. Mr. Walchli said it would take ware of unneeded spending. believe we can hold the line ang balance the budget.” But Mr. Geary charged tha approving the budget would mea limit to break “approval of deficit spending.” H argued that the county continues t spend more without trying t economize and that even a tax-rat increase to the statutory maximu of 7.7 cents for the general fun wouldn’t provide enough revenue. Mr. Morrison agreed that a beyond the budget He and Robert L. Morrison, the county’s finance director, warned the supervisors that, ‘‘as usual,” the levies are greater than the estimated actual collection of real was to undergo the inoculations. Patrolman L. A. Tousignant said police learned of it from Jeffrey’s physician, who said he had been Mantynband. contacted by Mr. would have to go through a series of rabies shots. My wife loves chil- dren and she would not and did not cause harm or worry to the Parkers.” Patrolman Tousignant said a charge against Mrs. Mantynband for failingto impound an animal as prescribed by law is still in effect. A preliminary hearing on the charge was scheduled to be held yesterday. Police arrested Mrs. Mantynband about six weeks before bids again last Saturday could be called for on the projects. The proposed expansion would add about 600 square feet to both the basement and first floor of the police department at the rear of the turn over the dog. Mr. Mantynband night for failing village hall. inaccurate. contends the lev ho ever, was that the 6.7 cent rate wi that the dog, ‘“Lassie,”’ had been impounded until Nov. 2, the day Jeffrey of Expect Defeat board consensus, County field Villager that the dog was taken to a licensed veterinarian Oct. 27 and that the veterinarian notified the Lake County rabies inspector. Police said they did not find out before cent boost would bring in $1,012,5 —still $129,482 shy approved Friday. Mr. Mantynband told the ViLLAGER that “there was never any possibility that the Parker child | estate and personal property taxes “’m putting every committee or guard,” said Mr. Henke, “to be ‘even, admitted Kenneth A. Henke, chairman of the board’s finance committee. Not Necessary for $-Year-Old ® Scheduled with the economy to the county leaders is to take away some of the funds,” he said. Must Cut Spending Parents Learn Rabies Shots John Aberson, plan commission chairman, said that deceleration ~ regulated by the state. tax In other business, the board: a meeting of Deerfield Myers (in background) conducts oped as residential. Waukegan Rds. These lanes, about be 75 to 100 feet long, would Johnson An 8-year-old Deerfield boy who last week faced the possibility of undergoing a series of rabies inocu- review it first before granting this variation.” a Kipling School first-grade class, one of many classes held in the bank to make the public aware of educational techniques. (Larry Graff Photo) Mrs. Lennart Jorgerson, teller at the Deerfield State while Mrs. Emma has a developer petitioner file for a hearing on his proposed project,” thorized the village attorney to prepare a rezoning ordinance for the center. The board approved the condi- to will have provide its own water and septic system for the 2%4-story building. In other business Monday, Martin Wald, representing the Deerfield Homeowners’ Association, was blasted by village officials after he through The Deerfield Village Board took the first step toward approval of a shopping center Monday and au- R) get the board instruct the plan mission on correct policies. “The plan commission Center Here and the company would Mr. Wald said this association felt the commission conducted it business improperly and asked that On Shopping from Thus, we plan commission. Criticizes Commission Board Acts Rds. higher, although better service.”’ to that the police department has “‘fabricated” the incident and that the police report of the matter is be maintained—confident that t proposed 3.7-cent ceiling would b defeated and pledging not to boodi™ the rate. mated bring The the in present finance only rate, est director, wi $881,050, about percent of the “paper levy.” The levies approved Friday tot $1,081,082 more than those for t current fiscal year which ends De 3. The general fund levy is $1,14 982, over the current year’s h $166,482, and the total levy for other funds is $4,049,700, over th year’s by $914,600. Below Current Budget The spending limits, however, 2 below the $15,256,464 budget for tl current fiscal year. The offici budget calls for expenditures $13,931 ,482—$1,324,982 present year’s emergency below budget. tl But appropriation of $1,05¢ 000 for acquisition of a North Sho Line right-of-way earlier this ye brings the actual budget total $14,981,482. The general fund budget tote $4,282,582, spending for other co ty departments and facilities slated at $8,887,500, and fee-earni offices are budgeted at $761,400. - Finance director Morrison pm dicted, however, that to avo deficit spending, many projects a purchases will have to be postpon until another budget year. November 10, 19¢ �Requests to Keep Horses Will Be Aired at Hearing Two requests for zoning variations that would permit horses to. be located on Riverwoods homesites will be considered Monday at a public hearing called by the Riverwoods Plan Commission. The meeting will be held at 8 meeting. New members __ are John DeFrancesco, 1213 Woodruff Av.; William Fields, 914 Fairoaks Av.; in the home of Village Pres. Paul Martin, 1417 Shawnee Trail. The variations have been requested by J. E. McCardle, a Northfield resident who plans to buy property proposed for annexa- tion to Riverwoods, and Eugene Bauer, 2755 Edgewood Rd. Mr. McCardle wants to keep two horses on property he expects to buy from Mr. and Mrs. Maurice The Cover: Membership Telethon embership Chairman, Lake County By MRS. JERROLD Sipe READY—GET SET—GROW:! Region, Women’s American ORT FLASCHNER Women’s aining) cational American ORT supports a high schools women This is to be the ORT into the ORT (Organization for guideline, ranks. Rehabilitation Through worldwide network of and apprentice training nters. Every ORT school is working on day and ght shifts because there is a record high rollment of 60,000 students. Yet more than four of five qualified applicants were turned away st semester for lack of facilities. The demands growth imposed upon us by a fast-changing rid compel us to seek the aid of people who are mmitted to purpose. hearing Nov. Circuit Court. 17 in Lake to recommendations made of a belief that the group fulfilling its objectives. first reading to an an annexation ordinance requested by Mr. Graves for his 2.6-acre homesite. In other action at Monday’s village board meeting, trustees: @ Gave second reading and passed a comprehensive amendment to the village liquor ordinance. In ‘58, eleven hats were sold; in ‘54, six hats were sold, no tally was kept pre-- % vious to that election. This year, a nerve wracking nothing happened . . . NO hats were sold the Wednesday We after the election. Legionnaires to Visit Disabled Veterans don’t quite know the significance of this strange event but if you’d like to view a most complete collection of casual hats by Disabled veterans at Downey Hospital in North Chicago will be entertained by the Deerfield Amer- P.S. 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Sie: CERTIFICATE 1232 Central Ave. See 3 eth is not In 1962, the day after the election, seventeen casual ® Heard a report from Mr. Martin that alleged dumping of garbage near the Riverwoods Country Club Mrs. Flaschner PEANUT GALLERY ea Mr. Fields is awards night chain man, Mr. Nelson is in charge of the Santa Phone, and Mr. DeFrancesco Election Result . . . your ideas, jokes, and puzzles. Aciao 9 Ln.; Richard McCallister, 627 Waukegan Av.; Donald Nelson, 865 Central Av.; and Lawrence Weir, 1217 Wilmot Rd. 3 the bership in the Northeastern Ilinois Planning Commission because Graves, 2570 Riverwoods Rd. Last week, the village board gave fare) WINASDS ovember 10, 1966 by Riverwoods Plan Commission. ® Decided to discontinue mem- Are you under 14 years old and in need... of CHRISTMAS GIFT MONEY? HOLLISTER Thomas Kline, 1566 Woodbine Ct.; Richard Janson, 1261 E. Meadow @ Received a plat for four lots in with veterans and will serve them coffee and cake. All persons who want to participate should contact Joseph Stackowicz, 337 Warwick Rd., legion commander. The group will meet at 12:30 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Because more members gained mean more students trained, ORT will calling you. Or even better, you call us. wm Of County the Kenilwood West Subdivision. Mr. Martin said the plat conformed ican Legion Sunday. At the annual event, legion members will play cards and-bingo Lake County Region boasts of two Deerfield and ven Highland Park chapters. Women from ery area combine to support the ORT program rough their efforts or their time. Attending a la ball or putting in needed hours at the Maison ORT resale shop—these and other activities all Ip to further our goals. Alfred Lewis on a suit involving Baxter Laboratories, scheduled for is “less than in several months.” the battle cry, for our 1966-67 membership year. On Sunday, a ll-scale telethon will be conducted throughout the greater Chicago ea in an effort to enlist new 7 to Group Seven new members were inducted into the Deerfield Jaycees at last Thursday’s membership p.m. Membership chairmen from three of the nine ORT chapters in ake County Region help organize Sunday's telethon. From left are rs. Norman Klein of Highland Park, Ravinia Chapter, and Mrs. ack Tarbis, Riverwoods Chapter, and Mrs. Harvey Dulin, Deerfield hapter, both of Deerfield. (Salyards Photo) Names HI 6-6634 [2 �Deerfield Teen Fleeing Police Arrested on Two A 15-year-old Deerfield boy trying slow to elude two Deerfield police cars was injured early Sunday when his car skidded and crashed into a guard rail on the Deerfield Rd. overpass in Highland Park. The boy, Robert C. Miller, 324 Pine St., was treated in Highland Park Hospital for leg cuts. Highland Park police quoted Deerfield police as saying they were chasing the boy’s car at speeds of up to 90 m.p-h. along boy’s car apparently down overpass area schools, stored at the Legion Council. didn’t -—s*«zBriefs prepared by - attorneys James Reagan, who represents - Town Clerk Mrs. Ruth Vetter, and John Grady, who represents three | | town board of auditors meeting scheduled for 8 p.m. next Tuesday at the Town Hall. township officials, were sub- | other mitted Nov. 1 to Associate Judge Charles S. Parker of the Lake | County Circuit Court. Mrs. Vetter and three other members of the board of auditors claim certain actions taken at the Grady, whose clients are Mr. Bruce Frost, township supervisor; - William Pittenger, township asses- | : disputed Apr. 5 town meeting, the filed an answer Preparation of the _. Tuesday briefs. | were to the Gallery Oe UN i . ara 37 sl ees wee re sne 39 News ............... 26 SING she her files, an action authorized by Mr. Wageman, Mr. Gillen, and Jacob at a meeting Oct. 11. Frost was not present. her ance of Mr. files with the assist- Gillen. WINTER SEASON AHEAD! LADY GOLFERS! Instruction & Graph | for THREE Easy- -to-Knit Golf Cardigans. Send for Yours today. ° Call Us George Rundell If your old furnace wasn't keeping your home warm enough last winter maybe you need a modern efficient P.O. Box 1014, Evanston, Ill. Gas does s the BIG JOB better for less! Need Mutual Automobile Insurance Company _Home Office: Bloomington, Windis a Exclusive Fashions At Manufacturer to You Savings ) OLD ORCHARD North Mall INSURANCE Next to Post Office 2557 W. Devon at Rockwell, Chicago GOLF South to call out the mop and pail brigade? . this very easily. Call for expert fast GAS ID 3-0372 STATE FARM for... 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Mrs. documents, the summarize Nee et 5 meeting other auditors are William Wageman, Edwin Gillen, and William Jacob. at sor; and Paul Potter, moderator - Apr. ae “TOWN & COUNTRY” e “FIRST CARD" “CHARGE-IT" MIDWEST BANK CARD W. Deerfield Twp. Decision Delayed has th USE YOUR CREDIT CARD HERE WE ACCEPT THE FOLLOWING: distributed by the Deerfield, Highland Park, Highwood, and Northbrook Knights of Columbus stands on the issue, was requested by Judge Parker Sept. 27 at a preliminary hearing. Mr. Reagan anticipates a four- to six-week wait for a decision. Both attorneys plan to attend a on sideways Ow! and Hall, curve HALL TO OPEN The Deerfield Village Hall will open tomorrow, Veterans Day. Activities Committee. The candy was collected at Readying candy for distribution last senktay to six North Shore orphanages are (from left) Mrs. ‘Emma Cleary; Joseph Stackowicz, Deerfield Ameriand Ray Fergason, can Legion Commander; chairman of the Knights of Columbus Youth the skidded exit. 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The request was made Glorioso, owner of the along 2 When Omar the Tentmaker was planning his little tete-a-tete with “thou,” he remembered just about everything on his shopping list— one jug of wine, one loaf of bread, - preferably unsliced. have elevated Perhaps, It’s his meal ping on black bread and an occa- ional slice of cheese, or a goatherd the desert stopping for a midday meal accented by a bit, or a party - group gathered about a buffet table. Cheese is one of the most versatile and easy foods. Shopping for it are wedges, nominated ome are veined such as Blue and _ The countries contributed their cheese world— with blue or green Gorganzola. of the world have specialties to the Edam and Gouda from Holland, Cheddar originally om England, Parmesan and Mozarella from Italy, Roquefort from | Bs ‘rance, Gruyere from Switzerland, and an array of processed, flavored spreads and mixtures from the Chicken Macaroni (Serves sliced 8 ounce can Imushrooms 1 thlsp. butter or margarine 10% ounce can cream of chicken soup, condensed 2 cups <a to make 2/3 cup. Combine soup, . ; (Serves 6) of freshly-grat- --1% of pepper frozen Membership Caucus Heat over low into 2-quart casserole. Combine breadcrumbs and _ butter; (Makes cup (1 stick) butter sug- butter, delegates and 1 tonig alternates a Park High School. Both meeting will begin at 8 p.m. All residents are eligible ft participate in the meetings a may nominate any resident of t area as a delegate or an alternate been of Dr., The caucus will be made up PTO presidents of schools in Di trict 113. The caucus will intervie and select candidates for vacanci¢ on the high school board. The terms of Mrs. Robert Aitc son and Harry April. RECEIVES Knoll will expire POST George P. Simon, 409 Willow A Deerfield, has been appointed 4 sistant vice president of Louis |] Ritten and Co., commodity broke Mr. Simon has been regional sal manager for the Executive Hou hotel chain for the last 742 years. Fishin’ for business... Ched- dar cheese had you advertising, 1 tsp. vanilla to a year $25,000 if on would what Send 1% cups flour 2 tsp. baking powder % tsp. salt Assorted jams thumb-print for spend you you, do? 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In a saucepan or chafing dish, heat buttermilk with garlic over low heat. When hot, remove garlic and add Swiss cheese; stir constantly until cheese is melted. Serve from chafing dish or Hye get the ENGEL/angle on advertising 4350 N. WHIPPLE ST, ENGEL BOB CHICAGO, ILL. 60618 Phone (312) 583-2665 ADVERTISING casserole over a warmer. Each person serves himself from the common dish, dipping chunks of the bread into the cheese sauce. November 10 1 ) or ney BY.S a Ge gents Sey a Fa Bes Spe sgtPR ree ig ; DA et eg ; eR y ye AES Wie he EEN R, SOE Hares 2S) 5 Seal enn Sy Are | FB oye ea 4 the area delegates and all PTA a serve on the board of managers. Hal, shredded District be held in Deerfield High Schoo and one for residents living east d Skokie Highway will be in Highla 1332 Warrington Rd., and James E. Mandler, 1547 Crabtree Ln. Nominees from Highland Park include Harold E. Foreman Jr., 241 Cary Av.; Frank G. Hough, 1412 Waverly Rd.; Mrs. Herbert Levy, 1590 Hawthorn Ln; Mrs. Samuel C. . Steinman, 1627 Ravine Ter.; Bernard H. Sokol, 1114 Lincoln Av.; Albert R. Wayne, 370 Park Av.; and Donald G. Lubin, 1784 Old Briar Rd. Mr. Foreman and Herbert E. Schifter, 1685 Meadow Ln., Bannockburn, have been nominated to Tarts 4 Dozen) 1 cup the A meeting for district resident living west of Skokie Highway wi Glencoe; was nominated. Those from Deerfield are Lyle E. Crear, sprinkle over casserole. Bake 30 minutes in 350 degree oven. Cooky of managers. 21 Lakewood of will be completed elected at two town meetings. trustees indentation on each. Bake 12-14 minutes in 350 degree oven. Fill - centers with assorted jams. quarts of milk 2 pkg. cheese. into 1-inch balls. Place on cooky sheet and make nutmeg dash as ig Cream together butter and brown sugar. Blend in peanut butter, egg, cheese, and vanilla. Sift together flour, baking powder, and salt; stir into creamed mixture. Flour hands and roll dough thlIsp. salt ed in butter or margarine. and heat, stirring often, until cheese melts. Remove from heat. Add macaroni, chicken, peas, and seasonings; mix lightly and pour 1/3 cup peanut creamy 1 egg 1/4 cup flour dash liquid, ar, firmly packed 1/4 cup (% stick) butter 1 1/4 cup dry breadcrumbs mushrooms Brown mushrooms, ¥% cup dark brown - Soup _ Ched- 1 thIlsp. melted butter elbow or margarine Drain mushrooms, reserving liquid. Add enough water to liquid % Cheese macaroni 21/4cups cooked, diced chicken 1% cups peas 1/4 tsp. poultry seasoning 1/4 tsp. Worcestershire sauce dar cheese 21/4cups cooked cheese in old and new ways: Asparagus shredded hospital’s board Aher J. Cole, Cheese 6) _ _ Following are some recipes using _ to serve have o ‘‘It To Be Elected 10 Area Residents To Trustee Posts residents fronts said. Of 113 Caucus Hospital Appoints area land he Area Delegates when Ten the Rd.,” that the acreage would accommo date 17 lots under present zoning and 24 with R-la zoning. Highland Park Hospital, said Arthur Adler, Jr., president of the pots and jars, pear shapes and sau- And, it’s colorful. Cheeses range from nearly pure white to pale yellow, buttery gold to pinkish, and two erty. woes TAST slices, chunks, ge shapes, squares and rounds. “ae Uses Vary Cheese can be pungent and stinky represent- submitted lots abutting the petitioner’s prop- Cheese goes with anything—fruit or salad—depending on mood and meal. With a variety of fruit, it's a perfect ending to a meal, and yet it combines well with spices in salad. can be a delight to all the senses. here Glorioso, ty remain R-1. He said that while North Trail subdivision, south of Mr. Glorioso’s tract, is zoned R-1a, it is surrounded by a buffer of R-1 a Staple grandfather in the Swiss Alps sup- Mr. of very low and flat with no trees Large lots just wouldn’t be sal able.” The commissioners estimated ates recommended that the proper- he just didn’t At any rate, cheese has been a staple in nearly every country of “the world where there are cows, sheep, or goats. And, its mention conjurs up visions of Heidi and her “Most Waukegan commission last Thursday. One shows 29 living units, including a small apartment building, located on 22 lots. The second calls for 24 lots and no apartments. Village plan consultant Joseph Abel of Carl Gardner and Associ- have an emergency shelf stocked for unexpected guests. ; seeks proposed development plans to the eyond the ordinary. He didn’t inlude a bit of cheese or even an assortment. He Stanley Grosshandler, ing _ But, he forgot the piece de resis- tance, the little ‘“‘extra something,” that might Rd. rezoning from R-1 (20,000-squarefoot lots) to R-1a (12,000-square-foot lots). A hearing date will be set at the commission’s Nov. 17 meeting. By CAROL BRUCK _ Waukegan by John property Se Bree ie ae tele Hn ag at Ss ate ig Sirk alee RR eR epee e �Deerfield High School AFS Will Hold Reception Today Deerfield High School’s American Field Service will hold a reception The for parents and students at 8 p.m. today in the cafeteria. Shelly Smith, who visited Austria as an AFS ‘‘American Abroad’’ this ummer, will talk about her trip and show slides. Three AFS foreign students On Ariel Luis Rivas-Lopez, from Col- — Central Sor- ho has attended the college pre-paratory school for three years, also was selected proc- The appointments were made by he executive committee of the academy on the basis of his butstanding record. STONE TO | Sherwin Stone of Highland Park will serve as chairman of the orning session onference on Tuesday “Stress at and a Change n Family Life.” The event, and five high school students have lived abroad under the program. Tag Day Held The American Field Service’s student committee held its annual “Tag Day”’ at the last home game of the season. year to earn money to help support the AFS students at the school. Fun Night Planned The Girls’ Intramural Association will sponsor a fun night from 8:30 sponsored by the program, teams from the fewish Federation of Metropolitan hicago, will begin at 9 a.m. in the bheraton Blackstone Hotel. Monroe W. Hall, a _ guidance counselor, recently returned from a three-day orientation program for high school educators at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. Mr. Hall was one of 66 educators from the Chicago area to participate in the program. The group was instructed in counseling prospective for the academy. condidates David Hanson, chairman of the business and vocational departments at Adlai E. Stevenson High School, has been named chairman of the nominating committee for the North Lakes Division of the Illinois Education Association. . Mr. Hanson is president of. the school chapter of the association. and pool will all be available. Other officers include Pascal GilA 25-cent admission fee will be - more, vice president, and Mary used for a GIMA scholarship fund. National Honor Society members Erich Almasy, Alan Gibert, and Michael Winkler will appear early in December on the WMAQTV program “It’s Academic.” Pamela Erickson, Harriet Kang, and Jim Sandler were selected as alternates following auditions Oct. 20. Francis, secretary-treasurer. Visit Retarded Fourteen members of _ the school’s Future Teachers of Ameri-' ca chapter visited Palatine’s Little City Residential Center for Retarded Children on Halloween. The group donated refreshments -and At Letters Debbie Pollard of) as Luci and Nancy Norin as ee oe out a scene from "The White House Happening" skit during Friday's ; "Student Stunts" at Deerfield High School. The variety show is presented annually by the senior class. (Howard Fochler Photo} Stevenson High School Aide Appointed _ IEA Unit Nominating Committee Head to 10:30 p.m. Nov. 18 at the school. The gymnasiums, trampolines, Chosen for TV SERVE J. has The student committee sponsors various projects throughout the Cullman, aS master tor. is staying with the Louis Kahnweiler family. Thierry is interested in brought 10 foreign students to the high school in the last five years, Phillip C. Cullman, son of Mrs. Betty Cullman, 46 Wiltshire Dr. De sghanas has been named vice = ee president of the enior class of “— 30 including Goes to Academy onia, Uruguay, is staying with the John Irland Family. Ariel plans to become a lawyer. Theirry G. H. Hallot, from Paris, agricultural engineering. The Deerfield AFS chapter Deerfield Student [Is Officer of Class Phillip asked areas ing similar questions. eacher or interpreter. rento. Mr. were five three area high schools vie for the highest number of points in answer- cur- Academy, in social studies, math, science, English, and general knowledge. rently attending the high school also will be present. The students include Miss Bianca uariglia, from Parma, Italy, who is living with the Avel Davis amily. Bianca plans to become a Florida students questions entertained the Christmas to the Public youngsters. the chapter will sing carols at homes for the aged in the area. Organized last year, the group currently is preparing a program to assist high school teachers. FTA officers are Margaret Bruno, president; Sue Johnson, vice president; Jill Bloomquist, secretary; and Roberta Tambourino, trea- surer. David Hanson is sponsor Yule Holidays Christmas holidays for students and faculty begin at 3:30 p.m. Dec. 22. Classes resume at 8 a.m. Jan. 3. 60 Adults Study we were the | the dog was under observation by a DEERFIELD—Since hewspaper on Nov. 2, 1966, we feel e are entitled to have the full tory accurately brought to the ublic’s attention. My wife and I are as much oncerned with the welfare of the Parker boy aS we are with the ment scheduled a traffic count to determine the feasibility of a lower My Vetter’s assurance wife loves children and she would not and did not cause harm or worry to the Parkers. Thank you for your consideration velfare of our own children and ther children. Contrary to your tatement, the dog accused of iting the Parker child was placed nder the observation of a licensed of the foregoing. Ralph A. Mantynband 610 Indian Hill Rd. eternarian Wants past on six days ppeared. The Oct. 27, before Lake 1966, at your story County rabies spector then was notified by the eterinarian, as required by law. The doctor treating the child was otified that the dog had been noculated against rabies and that Letters Welcome We welcome letters limited to 250 words about local issues of public interest. Letters must in- clude the writer’s signature, address, and phone number. We reserve the right to condense letters. Deadline is noon Monday. ovember 10, 1966 ® For Clerk Censured Not Sending STANFORD, CAL.—A _ amount of. conflict among Ballot certain elected officials is only natural in a representative form of government. But when that conflict begins to abridge the rights of citizens, it must be stopped. The situation in West Deerfield Township has apparently reached seen Township Clerk Ruth Vetter | fail to perform her duties since last May resulted in my being denied my most basic right—the right to vote. West Deerfield Township has a long-standing practice of mailing advance that. they will have to vote by absentee ballot. I did this in early September, receiving Mrs. that an applica- tion would be sent. None arrived, and so I, a 15-year resident of the township and an 18-year resident of Illinois, was not able to exercise may most basic right. I am aware that no action can be this point. The hassle which has taken against Mrs. Vetter in the courts for her failure to provide me with an application, as statute does not require her to do so. But I am convinced sured, that she must be cen- and severely, for her failure to observe Township’s one of West Deerfield best traditions. Thomas D. Elias Urges Consideration HIGHLAND. PARK—The dents along County Cook) Rd. between Line Green County highway depart- rate of speed in that area. am I live there. I am not pleased. I outraged at this bureaucratic Kafkaesque betrayal. It is perfectly obvious to anyone who ever has stood at any point along this road that the relevant human issue is hardly the number of cars on the road, but the presence of children! Whether Cook County counts 40 or 40,000 cars is absolutely irrelevant. What is important is that only one car traveling at the current limit of 45 m.p.h. very likely could kill anyone of the many grade school (Braeside) children who walk or ride their bikes on the gravel shoulder. Precious time is being lost while Cook County ates, and counts cars, recommends, for a serious evalu- Everyday accident increase. It is only a matter of time resi- (Lake- Bay Cook the chances Of Children, Not Cars Rd. and Edens Expressway signed a petition requesting a lower speed limit there. Apparently they are pleased that | surer. Wallace Jenson is the school distributive education instructor. The area covers more than — a _ before a child is maimed or killed. It’s time for the bureaucrats of Cook County (and of Highland Park) to stop their eyes! counting and open counties. School Library Parents the in. Are Elected Two high school students recently became officers of the area organization of Distributive Education Clubs of America. Chris McCann was elected vice president and Dan DeMarco, trea- The school library is open from to 9 p.m. every Wednesday. Adults and junior high school students permitted to use the library these hours, but they cannot check out books, ‘due to the limited num available. applications for absentee ballots to clerk deco- The first semester will end in mid-December, and the second will persons the and cake dozen high schools in Lake, Cook, a: licensed veterinarian There was never any possibility that the Parker child would have to go through a series of rabies shots. notify Two knitting, and DuPage Forum who ceramics, ration. More than 60 adults are attending seven evening classes sponsored by the high school. Reader Adds lefécmation in Local Dog Bite Case ubject matter of an article in your begin in early January. Courses offered include beginning bridge, practical psychology, basic — computers, business machines, Parents confer ment Invited of with about seniors the their who wish to guidance depart- children’s future ‘education can schedule appointments during the day Monday through Friday, or Monday evenings. Those interested should conta David McCartney, guidance dir tor. : Deerfield AAUW. Slates 2 Meetings The Deerfield branch Pe the American Association of University Women has scheduled two stu group meetings this week. _ Deerfield Chief of Police George Hall will address the Law and Citizen study group at 8:15 p.m Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Samuel Wasserman, 1676 cigs Dr., Deerfield. Mr. Hall will discuss the oper tion and problems of the police department. _ Mrs. Donald McCabe of Deerfield will lead a discussion on the Chinese Communist Party when the group meets at 9:15 a.m: Nov. 18 Mrs. David Njaa 8 Sheldon Ln. the home of Mrs.-Herbert E. Neil. Jr., 641 Timberhill Rd., Deerfield. - in �Members Shore vass of Deerfield’s Unitarian the Church area Nov. North will can20 seeking $60,000 in pledges needed for a proposed $200,000 expansion project. The five-year-old church, which lected $40,000 in an earlier drive, ans to borrow the remaining 100,000. Construction on the 10,000- quare-foot expansion is expected to begin in the spring. Plans call for a free-form sanctuary with two- levels, five class- coms, and offices. The present sanctuary would be converted into a multipurpose area. Chairs in the bell-shaped sanctuary would be moveable to make the room available for This aiebiincet’s rendering of the ieee addition to4 Deerfi eld'ss North Shore Unitarian Church, shows a bell-shaped sanctuary (left) multipurpose functions. The classrooms would be Where — When — Co Worship trapezoid—shaped with glass walls looking out to a garden court on the north. - Architect Ronald for the expansion L. Dirsmith is of Highland Park. Harry A. Paine of Highland Park is chairman of the church building committee. welcomed into the Zion were Lutheran BAPTIST Community Church, Deerfield, last Sunday. 3 Joining the church were Mr. and Mrs. Donn Barnhart and children, and Mrs. Thomas children, Lora and cinch, Linda, and 1114 Montgomery Dr., Deerfield: Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Huchinson and son. Elliot, 1147 Oxford Rd., Deerfield; Mrs. Florence Linderoth, 1538 McCraren Rd., Highland Park: and Miss Susan Marienthal, 190 Bonnie Brae, Elmhurst. Also Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Muske and children, Central Av., Kris and Susan, Deerfield;. Mr. 1648 and rs. Merle Nelson and daughters, Dr., Jeborah and Janice, 1975 Elmwood Highland Park; Mrs. Frank Polkowski, 1439 Greenwood Av., _ Deerfield; and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis earate and children, Mardus, Julia, Cheryl, 213 Forestway Pe; Deerfield iiiner to Precede _ Family Services Family services will be held at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in B’nai To1’s new temple at 2789 Oak St. in ‘Highland Park. Before the Sabbath observance, third grade students of the temple’s religious school will have with Rabbi Sholom Singer dinner in the temple. Other events being planned by the congregation include forming a B’nai Torah Supper Club. The club will meet on the second Saturday of each month in different homes for Gas or tone dinners. Dinner par- Address: 1250 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Elmer E, Davis. Sunday Services: 10:45 a.m., Nursery facilities are provided. Church school, 9:30 a.m., nursery’ through adult. High soe ase college Y.P. Fellowship, 6 p Midweek aervives - Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist Address: 155 Deerfield Rd. Sunday, Nov. 13: 11 a.m., Bible lesson, ‘‘Mortals and Immortals.’ Nursery facilities are provided. Church School: 9:30 a.m., to age 20 years. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Reading room: 635 Deerfield Rd.; daily except Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. EPISCOPAL St. Gregory’s Address: Deerfield and Wilmot Rds. Rector: The Rev. Jack D. Parker. Curate: The Rev. Spencer Thiel. Sunday services: 7:30 a.m., holy communion; 9:15 a.m., holy communion—first and third Sundays, morning prayer—second and fourth Sundays; 11 a.m., Morning prayer—first and third Sundays, holy communion—second and fourth Sundays. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m. Morning prayer: daily, 9 a.m. EVANGELICAL North FREE Suburban Address: 200 County Line Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard A. Swanson. Sunday services: 9, 11:15 a.m.; 7 p.m. Church school: 10:15 a.m., all classes. Wednesday, ‘Midweek service: 7:30 p.m. : Address: 801 Rosemary Ter. Pastor: The Rev. Eugene Wykle. Assistant minister: The Rev. Nor-. man Steffenson. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nurspol ae, ieee ep are provided. Church ool: 9:30 a.m., 2-year-olds through nextis " grade; li a.m., 2-year-olds through high school age. Beth Office: Rabbi: Friday P:Sentor High Fellowship: Sunday, 7:30 .m. Choir practice: Angelettes, Wednesday, 7 p.m.; Chancel, Wednesday, 8 p.m.; Westminster, Tuesday, 5:15 p.m. ROMAN CATHOLIC Holy Cross Address: 724 Elder Ln. * Pastor: The Rt. Rev. John H. Houlian. Assistant Pastor: The Rev. James P. Coleman. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:30, 8:45, 10, 11:15 a.m., 12:30 p.m. Weekday masses, Monday through Friday, 6:30, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 6:30, 8:30 a.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:15, 7:30-9 p.m.; Thursday before first Friday, 4-5, 7:30-8:30 p.m. Baptisms: Sunday following 12:30 p.m, mass. Lincolnshire Address: 1970 Riverwoods Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Donald L. Lanier. Sunday, Nov. 13: 11 a.m., Bible lesson, ‘Mortals and Immortals.” Nursery facilities are provided, Church school: 10 a.m., all classes. Youth meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. LUTHERAN North Shore . . Zion Address: 10 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Herbert son. C. Peter- Address: 2100 Half Day Rd. Minister: The Rev. Russell zer. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Church of Christ, Scientist Address: 493 Hazel Av. Sunday, Nov. 13: 11 a.m., Bible lesson, ‘‘Mortals and Immortals.” Nursery facilities are ~provided. Sunday School: 11 a.m., to age 20. Wednesday, 8 oe meeting: P-Reading Room: 1773 Second St.; daily except Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Wednoniiay. 9:10-9:45 p.m., Friday 7 a 9 p.m. Address: 1713 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard Osberg. Sunday. services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m Nursery facilities are provided at 10: 45 a.m. Church school: 9:30 a.m., all classes. Youth Fellowship: 5:45 p.m. Prayer meeting and teacher training: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m Choir rehearsal: Thursday, 245 pm: EPISCOPAL Trinity Redeemer METHODIST AND EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN Bethany St. school: 9:30 Blet- and McGove all ages; 11 a. Park Address: Laurel, Linden and Pre pect Avs. Pastor: Dr. William Atkinson You Assistant minister: The Rev. Ja Russell Snyder. Director of Children’s Work: M Joseph B. Hurst. Sunday’ services: 9: 303 TiS a: Nursery facilities are provided, S$ day school: 9:30 a.m., three-year-o through sixth grade; communicar class, seventh, eighth grade. 11 a.m. three through five-year-olds; formal program, first through si Senior high P Righth grade 5 p.m. Monday, ROMAN youth group: 6 discussion groups: Wednesday, Thursd CATHOLIC Immaculate Conception Address: 1590 Green Bay Rd. é Pastor: The Rev. James Murphy. Assistant pastors: The: Revs. Mard . lus J. Monaco and Angelo U. Gart Sunday —— 6, 1:15; 83057 5 Ii-a.m., 12715p Weekday aconcie 6:15, 8 a.m. Confession: Saturday, days bef holy days of obligation, and Thurs¢ before first Friday, 4-6, 7:30-9 p. in honor Medal: of Our Lady Friday of following Highwood Solel. ROMAN Address: 1301 Clavey Rd. Rabbi: Arnold Jacob Wolf. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Rabbi: Sunday a.m., kindergarten. a.m. mass. Torah Congregation Av. Pastor: The Rev. Walter B. Li ord. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m, Nu ery facilities are provided. Sund Miraculous B’nai Laurel Address: Novena JEWISH Office: R. Mo- seabate: The Rev. Clarence F. Decker Director of Christian education: Mrs. Richard Moore. Sunday services: 8 a.m., holy communion; 9:15 a.m., communion; ll a.m. Ist and 3rd Sunday, holy communion, 2nd and 4th Sunday, morning prayer. ‘Weekday services: Wednesday, 7:30 a.m.; Sere: 9:30 a.m., holy communio Saints days: 9:30 a.m. & Address: 1731 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Robert A. We delin. Sunday services: 8, 10:30 a. Church school and Bible classes: 9: a.m., 3 years through adult. ee Address: 425 Laurel Av. Rector: The Rev. Ray Holder. a priest: The Rev. Jules f LUTHERAN PRESBYTERIAN Highland CONGREGATIONAL Evangelical Lakeside Congregation Reform Judaism UNITARIAN LUTHERAN Highland Park First Nursery Address: 1175 Sheridan Rd. Rabbi: Philip L. Lipis. Director of religious education: D Louis Katzoff. Cantor: Jordan H. Cohen. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 9:30 a.m. Weekday services: 7:15 a.m., Mo day through Friday; 7:30 p.m., Mondz through Thursday. Address: 2789 Oak St. Rabbi: Dr. Sholom ‘Singer. Cantor: Jerome Frazes. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Address: 52 Oxford Dr. Pastor: The Rev. Karl F. Langrock. Sunday services: 8:30, 10:45 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30, 10:45 a.m. Or 631 Deerfield Rd. Daniel Friedman. service: 8 p.m. Trinity Address: 760 North Av. Pastor: The Rev. Philip A. Desenis. Sunday service: 10 a.m. Church school: 10 a.m., 2-year-olds through eighth grade. Confirmation class: Tuesday, 5 p.m. First Church of the Holy Spirit JEWISH OF CHRIST Address: 225 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. John S. Usry. Sunday service: 10:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10:30 a.m. Address: 824 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Bernard F. Didier. Assistant pastors: The Revs. Jeffrey Grote, A. P. Johnson, and, Frederick WwW. Wyngarden. Director of Christian education: Miss Linda Connors. Sunday services: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Baptism, second Sunday. Church school: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. nursery through sixth grade. Chapel: Wednesday, 9 a.m. avers High Youth Academy: Tuesday, # p.m. 7 rreshman fellowship: Friday, 5:45 Rd. North Suburban Synagogue Beth Address: 1558 Wilmot Rd. : Pastor: The Rev. Milo J. Vondracek. Assistant pastor: Larry H. Hilkemann. Sunday, Nov. 13: 9:30, 11 a.m., sermon, “Fencing God In.’’ Nursery facilities and child care are provided during 11 a.m. service. Church school, 9:30 a.m., kindergarten through high school. Junior, senior MYF: Sunday, 4 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN School, 929 Edgewood cilities are provided. - a.m. Congregational Church of Deerfield DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Church of the Holy Spirit EVANGELICAL. UNITED BRETHREN Bethlehem CHURCH Miss Christ of Deerfield Secretary: Mrs. William K. Baker, 1414 Charing Cross, Deerfield. Adult discussion group: Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Jewett Park Field House, 835 Hazel. Children’s hour: Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Jewett Park Field House. Director of religious education: Cossiette Conley. Sunday services: 10, 11:30 Church school, 10, 11:30 a.m. UNITED METHODIST Assembly B y Lutherans new members Intern: Jerome Egel. Sunday services: 8, 9, 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9 a.m., nursery through eighth grade. Deerfield BAHA’!I 33 Welcomed “Thirty-three “with a Seite wall of multicolored, plain, and prismatic glass insets. A church school addition and garden court is shown at far right. CATHOLIC St. James Address: 134 North Av. for 1823 St. Johns Av. Joseph L. Ginsberg. service: 11 a.m, in Edgewood Pastor: Kelly. Sunday The Rt. masses: se Rev. 6:30, Thomas 7:45, 9, 10 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. Weekday masses 6:30, 8 Py Confessions: Saturday, 4-5 :30. p.m Baptism: Sunday, ; 2 p.m. eae 10, . r �Charles H. Perey (Continued from page 3) hat she contributed to my life and to the lives of all who knew er—is far greater and far more asting.”’ Equally moving was Mr. Percy’s ribute to the friends who stood by him during the difficult and hardought campaign, and to his mothr, the children, Sharon, Roger, merail, and Mark, and to his wife. “It is to my wife, Loraine, that I we the most,” he said. ‘Her isdom has given me understandg. Her love has given me com- ort. Her courage has given me trength. Without her, I could either have begun nor completed is journey.” Mr. Percy’s early Wednesday morning speech was his only formal one of election night. He had planned to talk to all his supporters after a private family dinnerin the hotel. Ironically, he was placed in a difficult position by the just-after-6 p.m. projections of his was still at dinner. Following not be proper for him statement conceded. Instead, suite on informal campaign until Sen. to make Douglas he left the private Percy the 26th floor for two visits to the third floor headquarters. Board president, Richard irrepressible Percy much longer, set in.” Throughout hours, Percy rigor By PATRICIA BOGERT Energetic was the word for of Highland ark Tuesday night. who was elected bunty treasurer Tuesday, arrived the Waukegan armory with his ife about 9:30 p.m., shortly after e first precinct totals were fed to the county’s computer. From hat time until 1 a.m., when he ent to the Republican rs, he hurried headquar- through the huge mory shaking hands and shouting eetings, aited, while his weary wife from patiently months mpaigning. o : Mood Changes In the computer room, his mood hanged as he slipped on_ his asses and intently studied the ecinct returns, noting a wide argin of victory in one precinct d wondering why the vote was so. bse in another. Even in _ heavily Democratic aukegan, Mr. Sheahen managed carry his opponent’s precinct 205 125. By 12:30 p.m., Mr. Sheahen nd piled up a 6,500-vote lead over patrick Ryan. And his margin ntinued to widen orning hours. into the early Calm Prevails Republican headquarters iet, with only a_ the long, aides had handful was of r. Sheahen has been a deputy in p Highland Park city treasurer’s ice for 22 years. He also has en assistant supervisor of Deer1d Township the last four years. r. Ryan early in the evening pmed to hold very little hope of inning. He noted that, although he s losing, there still were a few mocratic Waukegan precincts t. At 12:30 p.m. he conceded that ’s down the drain now. I wish my come so we could go e,”’ he remarked. “I’ve got to to work tomorrow.”’ e expects the Democratic Party break through in Lake County in ew years. He has run for alderhn in Waukegan’s heaviest Reblican ward several times, los- by only 50 votes last year. vember 10, 1966 might waiting been in Charles H. Percy and Richard B. Ogilvie signal success for Republican Party in Tuesday's election. headquar- ters in the Conrad Hilton Hotel, but the veteran. Democratic senator was not yet ready to concede. Meanwhile, national television commentators, who already had named Mr. Percy the new U.S. senator from Illinois, were projecting him into a new role. Tax Rates (Continued from page 3) cal year—will force the county board to ‘‘cut waste and padding. “Many departments are overstaffed or overpaid. The planning commission is becoming a bureaucracy,”’ charged Mr. Smith, contending that Lake County could have had a consulting planning firm prepare a plan for $60,000 or $70,000 instead of operating a planning department at a cost of more than $100,000 a year. Despite county regulations calling Look to Future They speculated that he might be the GOP choice for president .or vice president in 1968, or possibly, 1972. They accepted him as one of the four or five new young Republi- cans who will play major national roles in the party in the years to come. Finally, came the Douglas for compulsory con- cession—a statesmanlike and finely- He was to return home and leave with his this weekend for a week’s vacation. age, “But Police Accounting Dan H. Halvorsen of 1206 Deerfield Rd. in Deerfield furnished Highland Park police Friday with a at county said Mr. workers Smith. are ‘Most a $14 million budget is big business and the county will have to learn to economize,”’ he said. ' Of Stolen Ob jects list of automobile parts valued many that at age administration assertions that the county tax rates are only a small percentage of the total tax bill. last night family 70, retirement people over 70 can’t work very effectively,” he said. Despite the lower levies, said Mr. Smith, the county will have to find means to provide higher salaries for sheriff’s deputies and assistant state’s attorneys ‘‘so we can get and keep well-qualified people.” Mr. Smith agreed with county worded farewell from a respected Senate veteran. Percy supporters broke into spontaneous applause. The Percy family planned to stay at the hotel overnight. On Wednesday, his schedule called for visiting his many supporters in Chicago, particularly those who had manned his neighborhood campaign centers. Theft Victim Gives pporters there to congratulate new treasurer. Most of the ndidates were either at their own adquarters, at home, or at the mory watching returns. e would humor mortis touch with the Douglas Sheahen, Ogilvie, popped up. As photographers kept asking them to hold the pose, Mr. Percy protested, ‘If we do this is Exuberant Mr. a had Give Victory Salute His second pre-concession appearance came when the victorious GOP candidate for Cook County the i reasurer J. Sheahen the victory projections, he felt it would appeared at Percy headquarters. Here, as the two raised their joined hands in a victory salute, a trace of uake’s New aymond victory which came while the Percy family garage at 2344 Skokie Valley Rd., in Highland Park. Mr. Halvorsen said the parts, most of which were taken from a 1955 Chevrolet parked in the ga- rage, included fuel injection systems, a magneto, three transmissions, a manifold, carburetors, and valve covers. Highland Park police: said burglars apparently entered the the garage by removing a steel casement window. The burglars used mechanics’ tools in stripping the car, police said. Mr. Halvorsen estimated that the thieves did about $200 worth of damage in stripping the car. Pierce Daniel a chair, calmly, I think Capitol to M. Pierce settled down in folded his arms and said ‘It looks real good now, I’ve got it.” At 11 p.m. Tuesday, with slightly less than half the precincts re- sentative from the newly created 32nd District. Mr. Pierce, a Democrat, placed third W. behind Republicans Lindberg The R. loser and was John George H. Democrat Kleine. ate a leisurely supper and turned up for the closing moments of a Highland Park Cham- ber of Commerce election meeting at the Highland Country Club. because the budget and tax levy for the fiscal year beginning next ceived At 9:30 p.m., night Park Mr. Pierce re- the first word of how the _ month was approved last week. Mr. Smith charged that the budget and levy were adopted before the elec- race was going. “I was solidly in third place. That’s where I ex- tion, in case the referendums were hope to stay,’’ he said. A half-hour later Rep. Pierce found that he had suddenly taken approved. Author of Children’s Tales Due at Book Fair An appearance by the author of pected to be, and that’s ing. creased to almost 1,500. School book fair. Mrs. Charlamae Rollins will be at the school to tell stories to lowergrade children at 1:30 p.m. and to intermediate-grade pupils at 2:20 mM. Mrs. Rollins is the author of “Christmas Gift.” The book fair, to be 8:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. held daily from in the school, will feature more than 3,000 books for sale. Mr. Pierce issues in the campaign probably was which of the two Democrats running would make the better legislator. Face Challenge Mr. Pierce said the Democrats face a great challenge in trying to build up a two-party system in Lake County. manage to get good candidates in office, just 2 more weeks to I ports dropped him back to third place, but his lead over his fellow Indian Elementary election, the lead with 10 of the 125 precincts reporting. Later precinct re- children’s books will highlight the Monday opening of the three-day Trail where at-large we can start to build an efficient party in this area,” he said. Mr. Pierce helped found the present Democratic operation in Lake County in 1958 when he headed an unsuccessful slate of writein candidates. Attends Chamber Meeting After putting in a full day Tuesday at his law office in Chicago, Pierce 1964 “Once we ‘Democratic Howard Slater. Mr. that, he and his wife, Ellen, started for home. A “blue ribbon” candidate in the said one of the main porting, Mr. Pierce had decided that he had been successful in his bid for re-election as state repre- The new ceilings won’t go into effect until December of next year $2,680 that were stolen Oct. 31 from his New District Sends Democrat By was constantly midnight, widen- his lead had in- Visits Headquarters . Shortly before midnight, Mr. Pierce visited the Lake County Courthouse at Waukegan and then dropped into Democratic an Party block away. It was headquarters that almost empty Headquarters 4a at his party’s he made his ‘‘victory statement.”’ “I feel pretty safe now. I’m picking up votes on Slater,”” Rep. Pierce said. With time to WIN $50 EACH WEEK FOOTBALL CONTEST ENDS WITH GAMES OF NOV. 19 ENTER | TODAY AND NEXT WEEK See Sports Section 15 �Finer to Open | Community | Beth El Series ‘ e Today 12:15 “War and Peace in the Middle _ East” will be the topic of a public | lecture at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the North Suburban Synagogue Beth El, 1175 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park. Dr. Herman Finer, professor emeritus of political science at the University of Chicago, will open the guest lecture series of the Institute of Adult Jewish Studies, sponsored by the synagogue. Dr. Finer government, is a_ specialist world politics, Modern Govern- of Modern Europe,” ‘‘Amer- ica’s Destiny,” ‘The Presidency: _ Crisis and Regeneration,” and re- | cently, “Dulles Over Suez.” Dr. Finer has been a professor at ‘the London School of Economics, Harvard University, and the University of Chicago. Church Rites At Central Area speaker at Herrick M. Paul Bishop _ the of Evangelical in services Deerfield’s Bethlehem Church. _ The bishop, a native of Kansas, was assigned to the central area in - 1958. He previously had been a pastor in Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Ohio. _ _ The bishop is in the Chicago area - for the denomination’s general concontinue will which ference, through next Thursday. His topic - for Sunday’s sermon will be “First _ Things First.” _ Four Deerfield churches will ‘sponsor a hayride tonight for their groups. gelical from Bethlehem _Evan- United Brethren schools closed. Church, ‘Trinity United Church of Christ, Christ Methodist Church, and Zion to Downey Hospital, meet at American Legion Post, 849 Waukegan Rd. 8 p.m.—Discussion Unitarian Church, 1200 p.m.—Lincolnshire Board meeting, House. Thompson’s Winnetkan to Address N.S. Methodist A volunteer will speak Dawson District 8 p.m.—Panel characteristics of discussion of four- and five- ' These 3 Cards To Craftwood year-olds, Kipling School. 8 p.m.—Town Board of Auditor’s meeting, Township Hall. Village Highland Park police Friday with a list of automobile parts valued at $2,680 that were stolen Oct. 31 from Coach Schedules Second Lecture of Series “Homosexuality and Society’’ is the topic for the second lecture of the North Shore == Unitarian Church — Interchange Forum Series. Speaking at 8 p.m. Sunday in the church will be Paul R. Goldman, his garage at 2344 Skokie Valley Rd., in Highland Park. Halvorsen said the parts, most of which were taken from a 1955 Chevrolet parked in the garage, included fuel injection systems, a magneto, three manifold, carburetors, covers. Highland burglars garage transmissions, Park and police apparently a valve said the entered the by removing a Da- also are available for $2. Student admission is half-price. Other topics are unidentified fly- “Leaving Babyhood and the Preschool Years’’ will be discussed at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the second meeting of a parent group formed recently in Deerfield School Dis- trict. 109. children will be delivered Sunday morning by representatives of the Highland Park group. Orders can be placed with Mrs. Marvin Zimmerman, 2728 Arlington Av. aged 2 to 14. Tuesday’s will be led by District Supt. William Fenelon in Kipling School. The series will run every Tuesday evening through Jan. 24. It will be highlighted by films, lectures, and panel presentations by parents, teachers, and school nurses. Participants are asked to do background reading in books and magazines. for Instant Credit Even if we've never seen you before you can charge whatever you want at Craftwood in just a few seconds. Bring in your bank credit card — nothing else is necessary. Come in with your pockets or purse empty — go out with your car loaded with lumber, paneling or any other Craftwood specialties. You'll find the same wonderful lawyer at 9:30 a.m. Sunday ‘Committee for Civil Rights Under personal service — now even more your new bank credit card. thing since the invention of at Craftwood — where we pleasure. Featured Items This Week LAUAN in the North Shore Methodist Church in Glencoe. - Holland Capper of Winnetka will Craftwood convenient and easy to enjoy with Just say "charge it!" It's the best money, and it's another first for you always try to make your shopping a Church civil rights 06-67 CHARLES A. NORRIS 9710-0003 MBC discussion The B’nai Torah Sisterhood will sponsor a lox box sale Saturday. Boxes containing one-third of a ae TOMER of the building. The burglars used mechanics’ tools in stripping the car, police said. Halvorsen estimated that the thieves did about $200 worth of damage in stripping the car. B’nai Torah Group Sale ¢ ment window on the southwest side The discussion group was organized to study the mental, physical, social, and emotional maturation of lox J Oona i steel case- ing objects, equality in education, and use and misuse of words. of JOHN O7I0 Preschool Years To Be Discussed staff attorney for the Mattachine and Theft Victim Gives Police Accounting Of Stolen Objects Dan H. Halvorsen of 1206 Deerfield Rd. in Deerfield furnished Forum pound from Park Jewett Park Field- Day Half Monday 8 Brothers Riding Stables and the group will return to Bethlehem Church for refreshments. start ‘‘Homo- Rd. Plans Lox Box will on sexuality and Society,’’ North Shore Lutheran Church will meet at 7:30 p-m. in front of the Bethlehem Church, 801 Rosemary Ter. The ride 8 p.m.—Deerfield Board meeting, house. Bring Any of Sunday 12:30 p.m.—American Legion trip vid Stienecker. fies Tickets for the Mr. Goldman remaining three lectures in the series are $6. Single lecture tickets For Youth Groups - Youths district Society, Hay Ride Planned youth District meeting, fire station. Tomorrow Veteran’s Day—all Unitarian of the United Brethren Church will be the Sunday Deerfield High School. 8 p.m.—Fire Protection 8 p.m.—Deerfield-Highland Park District 113 meeting, Administra- to Speak Bishop Club meeting, Sportsman Country Club, Northbrook. 1 p.m.—Dorcus Group meeting, Zion Lutheran Church. 8 p.m.—Town meeting to elect High Park Deerfield—Highland School District caucus members, and His books include ‘The economics. - Theory and Practice of Government,” ‘Major ments in Rotary | tion Building, 1040 Park Av. W. 8 p-m.—Deerfield School District 109 meeting, Deerfield Grammar School. 8 p.m.—Wilmot School District 110 meeting, Wilmot School. 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Note carefully: (1) The Is Colby’s all it’s cracked up to be? There’s only one sure way to find out. That’s by browsing through the store. Not only is our furniture exceptional. So are the people who sell it. Our salesmen, you see, are really experienced interior decorators. They ve been with Colby’s an average of 10 years. Most are members of The American Institute of Design. And their taste and judgment comes free of charge with every piece of furniture. Rather reassuring, we think! This cozy arrangement eliminates guess-work. And allows for a real creative collaboration. (We urge—nay, insist! —that _ finagle decorating tips shamelessly.) _ And while you're at it, use one of our 3 budget plans that make paying practically | painless. Is it any wonder Jan’s sold on Colby’s. Shouldn’t you breeze through, some lazy afternoon? Seeing is believing. gentle turn of the cabriole legs. (2) The vibrance of the walnut finish. (3) The refined, chased brass hardware. 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He active in YMCA affairs | Club’s meeting You” will be the Ravinia Garden at 1:30 p.m. to- -Friedler Installed the Air Moving and Conditioning _ Association, a trade group reppresenting. nearly all manufac- turers ment, of fans, ventilating equipand unit heaters in the for the Washington Na- Life Insurance Co., is a member of the Evanston Fund and Evanston ChamCommerce and a trustee of Northbrook Village Church he was morrow in the Highland Park Recreation Center, 1850 Green Bay Rd. Mrs. Edna O. Crumbaugh of Clarendon Hills will present the Tea will be served following the program by Mrs. Kenneth Kraft, Mrs. Wyatt Jacobs, Mrs. Gordon Leonard, and Mrs. Richard Little, all of Highland Park. Mrs. Wilson Forest O. will conduct Sked of Lake a board meet- ing at noon. 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Mrs. of Milton (Louise) Schachter Highland Park and Mrs. Sol Lillian) Miller of Glencoe, along th Mrs. Armond Belden of Chiago, are proprietors of the Y-Not hoppe, 646 W. Diversey Av., hicago, where gently-used clothing is bought from one fashionable household and resold to another. - In four spacious rooms fitted with full-length mirrors, a shopper can try on full-length 1inchilla mink shrugs, and suits coats, and wns bearing the labels of Norell, dl jewelry, And when the bill is totled up, she may be so impressed with her bargain that she may even lay aside a Pucci suit for her husband to try on later. The imaginative _ enterprise, yhich began only two and _ half | years ago, was the complaints of aning village, bands. The the men result women’s tomers often on the social pages of news- papers. Frequent public ances occasion numerous appearcostume changes and expensive many, an servicing retail “We have a standing order at one lovely clothes at a small price is a blessing. shared Side. to pur- picked up as much remains on a dress; the owner was ashamed to return it after deciding it really didn’t look well on her.” check clears. but beautiful successful Saturday sale. Business Hire More Help ‘he business grew as the trio canvassed their friends, agreed to _ “mind the store” two days a week, their Tuesdays for golf and bridge. friends The board of directors meets monthly. Board members are the owners’ husbands whose main of customers came looking for bargains. A small fitting room was ded district, and modern- ized and decorated it. longer-worn, but too-good-to-giveaway clothes? Why not let us clean them and sell them for you? Why AN The shop’s name came from “why not let us pick up your no- so i a. BONS Oy, tS commercial of a busy, eee for more needed room and, finally | the women found a larger shop on in the heart couple selected complete hat. The several hundred dollars worth of merchandise. When we questioned his check, he said to call his bank in Texas—collect—which we did. Passes “We Inspection discovered owned the town.” bank, he but not most only of the Louise Schachter, who wears a Phi Beta Kappa key from Northwestern University, belongs to Sun- set Valley Golf Club. She and her husband have three children: Sumner, a sophomore at Princeton University; Jane, a senior at Highland Park High School; and Meg, a senior at Edgewood Junior High School. © Lillian Miller has a married daughter; another daughter, Donna, a junior at Michigan State, University; and a son Richard, a junior at New Trier High School. Lillian belongs to Glencoe Woman’s Golf Club and was Class C champi on this year. She also has severa bridge master points. to the cleaning establishment Diversey and woman said Louise. picture-book Texan tall and rugged, with—a white, 10-gallon in for the 4 percent sales tax required of resale shops. The owners reserve Friends of friends asked to have and “One day a chauffered limousine drove up and a man came into the shop,” “He looked like a_ condition. Clothes are 60 days and, if not sold, can reclaim them. The are given to charitable sales. The partners have hired additional clerks and an accountant to keep the records and books and account and decided to offer pickup and cleaning service, sales space, and a | shareof the profits to donors. up clothes A memfrom a shop rule that no merchandise paid for by check can leave until the “And we have another standing order,’ added Lillian Miller, “where we are instructed to make sure neither her husband nor help priced, Grows of business is to point out their spouses’ mistakes. orable experience came excellent kept only the donor remainder rummage clothes picked order as a thousand In addition to designer fashions, there are many racks of lower- a familiar house- storage space. a white ermine shrug, and dollars worth of clothes at a time. Occasionally the store’s price tag Much of the stock comes from North Shore homes. The partners always pick up the merchandise themselves, and reject anything out of fashion or showing signs of wear. husbands, tacked a paper sign on | the cleaning window, and had a | to Kong, a three-piece wool costume, is at home when we pick up. Many _ They promptly raided their clos| ets and those of their children and | opportunity Hong a Norwegian fox fur-trimmed coat. husbands pay the charge account without a second glance, never dreaming how their wives abuse i ead | who had reached the age where | their chicks were leaving the nest, volunteer enthusiasm had _ palled, hold problem: more than they want or need. Lake Shore Dr. apartment,” said Louise Schachter, “where we have chase the cleaned clothing hanging and who outlay. For wear hus- a dry attempted often of the operate counts, on the near North Women who patronize the shop include many whose names appear lost large amounts of weight, because they change their wardrobes yearly and donate their profits from the sale of their “worn” clothing to favorite organizations, or because the owners buy Mrs. Louise Schachter (left) and Mrs. Lillian Miller load a car with merchandise for their shop. Included are a white beaded gown from Phyllis Sabold dancer, Margot Grimmer of Glencoe, selects a carmel-colored wool costume with collarless jacket from the Y-Not Shoppe. Persian lamb trims the collar of the matching blouse, the large buttons and the matching hat. Like their customers and suppli ers, the two women love beautifu clothes and often buy outfitsi stead of reselling them. Whe questioned whether this made busi ness a costly operation for thei husbands, Louis answered, “why should they object? We get suc bargains, look at all the mone they save!” November 10, 1966 aja | hat, a human hair wig, shoes, and bag. charity?” Clothes come into the shop because their owners have gained or ¢ _ She can accent her selections witha Mr. John or Sally Victor not use that money to buy something new or give to your favorite Pa tat Sell Accessories �CE i eps oi GE Base yj OE anys © x Set Installation Dates to Remember TODAY Temple, Christ Methodist Church—Christmas bazaar, 9:30 a.m. the church, 1558 Wilmot Rd., Deerfield. DAR, Edward V. C. 1:30 p.m., Highland Park Din ner. Vance. N uence SATURDAY benefit, 10 a.m., 1 p.m., Ridgewood ORT—Holiday Boutique, 10 a.m. Recreation Center, 1850 Green Bay Rd. to 8 p.m., oe Mrs. John Ciprari, chairman of the Holy Cross Mother's Club. dinner-dance, puts finishing touches on one of the posters announcing Saturday's affair to be held in the Glenview Country Park House, Waukegan Rd., Glenview. SUNDAY stocking workshop, of the 1850 Club—1:30 p.m. Green Rd.; Bay 10:30 a.m., clubhouse, meeting, Mrs. Highland Edna O. Park Crumbaugh, Scholarship and Guidance Association, Junior Board—Musee Three showings of My Heart’’, have for Saturday by Mother’s Club. The Walt Disney shown at 10 a.m., 1 in the Maplewood ium, Alden Ct., ‘So been the Dear movie will be p.m. and 3 p.m. School Auditor- DR. MARK Tickets 53 e«eeee?t# Highwood ©e#e @e686¢e#8e- © wD \" %, lex SUD. FINE WATCHES SINCE 1791 Te PRIZE Above: petite and antique-looking pendant watch in 14K gold, $100 (chain extra). Left: man’s pocket watch, thin and handsome. 10K gold-filled, $79.50; in 14K gold, $125. Right: man’s wrist alarm in stainless steel, water-resistant, $85; 14K gold top with stainless steel back, $145; 14K gold, $250. All models shock-resistant. t. j. cullen, jeweler 730 Elm HI! 5-0674 Fi , Holiday Winnetka 6-6468 House Where you will find the largest selection of Christmas decorations and trims, Nativity Scenes, Gift Items, candles, and all the little important extras adding to Holiday joy. et 5 im ite \\ | = ofva EN =\ 1966 A at the ee : | | | 4 y y GAUX Girard-Pesre gous 10, WIN Ave. 8@# eeeeeestrseernpcrereeeetk##etekeee#eee#e@#eee8 ae Sie PERRE R @eeeeeegeee#65netsee#e#ee#eee#e#s#sere#e®# November has HOUT ‘Highwood @ ID 2-7134—WI coeseee#ge#es535q44oeoe#eoogooeseee#ee«coeee#eogoeee#e#e#ss+ctee#eeeee#s a Larson OPTOMETRIST @ @ Dr. served as missionary in Costa Rica and Venezuela. This condition is a dimness of vision caused by disuse of one of the eyes. Thousands of people favor one eye allowing this conditién to rob them of binocular vision. Check your eyes to see if you have equal vision in both eyes. Check your: children, if dimness of vision is noticed have their vision examined by your Optometrist. . for the event which will benefit the West Deerfield Township Library, are available from Mrs. Peter Walch, 1023 Wilmot, Deerfield. eS x Evangelical AMBLYOPIA EXANOPSIA to scheduled Deerfield Deerfield. Park Bannockburn, de Noel, Winnetka Community House, 620 Lincoln Av. Deerfield Mothers Club To Show Film 3 Times Highland eeaeeeeee Garden Center, GUARDIAN POOL CORP. Northbrook, ll. ‘133 Skokie Blvd. Ki PHONE 835-4335 OPEN MONDAY — SATURDAY 9-5 SUNDAY_10-4 Congregational Church will present its annual Thanks Offering Evening at 7 p.m. Sunday. Dr. Kenneth Larson of Deerfield will present a program of slides in the church, 1713 Green Bay Rd., Highland Park. A student at Trinity Seminary in TUESDAY Highland Park Woman’s Club—All day meeting Elm Pl. and Sheridan Rd., Highland Park. Shore built with The Woman’s Missionary Society 10:30 a.m., home of Mrs. Edward M. Knox, 91 Hazel Av., Highland Park. North been To Give Slide Show MONDAY Recreation speaker. pools have 120 volt tights. The new National Electrical Code says it must bea 1] ee volt grounded system. Your present system can be converted. Phone and arrange for an estimate. Seminary Student Boutique, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Highland Park Recreation Center, 1850 Green Bay Rd. Ravinia Arden Shore—Christmas VOLTAGE THE LIFE YOU: SAVE — MAY BE YOUR OWN | 3 p.m., Highland SAFE WITH LOW TRANSFORMER For years Maplewood School auditorium, Alden Ct., Deerfield; film ‘So Dear To My Heart.” Ridgewood ORT—Holiday A ceeeeneveveveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeweeeevneeeeeewneeeewzs Club—Movie PLAY Wet Noy, av by Mrs. Edna O. Crumbaugh. Mothers Matron installed Pook” Recreation Center, 1850 Green Bay Rd.; personalized holiday decorations Deerfield Highla EVERY SERVICE FOR THE TOMORROW meeting, Av., S Redeemer Lutheran Church Women—Holiday bazaar, 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., in the church, 1731 Deerfield Rd., Highland Park. Club—November Laurel installed as Worthy Mr. Johnson will be Worthy Patron. Baldwin, speaker. Garden 461 Park. Mrs. Sture Johnson willk to 4:30 p.m., in North Shore. Chapter—1:30 p.m. meeting, home of Mrs. Lawrence, 371 Lakeside Pl., Highland Park; Mrs. William Ravinia 7 Campbell Chapter No. 712, Or of the Eastern Star, will install ne officers at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday the Hundley Memorial Masonic Stop in & sign up or mail your name & address! * ‘Ist PRIZE: $25 U.S. SAVINGS *% 2nd PRIZ| E: $10 MERCHANDISE 3rd * BOND CERTIFICATE PRIZE: $5 MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATE Three names will be drawn at random at our Holiday House to Trim-A-Tree. Trimmed trees will be on display—winner will be selected by popular vote. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Holiday 17. HALLMARK COURT'S ‘SASS LS NRA . House 20 North Genesee St. Waukegan PEE ER SE : : �- Whether they call it bazaar, | boutique or musee, imaginative | ways and means chairmen of many local. organizations annually make | it possible for astute shoppers to do their holiday _ painlessly. frugally and Methodist Christ of Members Church buying of Deerfield are holding a | Christmas Bazaar from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today in the church, 1558 Wilmot Rd., Deerfield. The traditional candles, center- pieces, and wreaths will be sold as well as toys, sweaters, oil paintings, and homemade To Serve foods. Coffee - Coffee and served during doughnuts will be the morning hours and a luncheon will be offered from - 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Ridgewood - of Chapter Women’s | American ORT will hold its Holiday | Boutique Saturday and Sunday in the Highland Park Recreation Cen1850 Green ter, Bay Rd., Highland _ Park. - Saturday hours are from 10 a.m. | to 8 p.m. and Sunday are hours from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Only new merchandise will be F oftered for sale and, according to the chairman, Mrs. Roy Booth of ‘Highland Park, most of the items will be sold below price. Included will / cosmetics, usual retail be jewelry, toys, lingerie and appli- | ances. | Will Sell Baked Goods St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church of Deerfield will hold its Christmas | Tree Lane bazaar and bake sale : next Thursday in the church, at the corner of Wilmot and Deerfield Robert Elmore, Mrs. R. O. Hausner, Mrs. Roger F. Dickinson, Mrs. Shas. from 9:30 a.m. to4:30 p.m. Sale articles will include Christpickles, mas cards, homemade preserves, salad dressings, linens, ceramics, and candies. | Mrs. Eugene Pillifant is benefit _ chairman assisted by Mrs. Edward _Lasek, Mrs. Richard Swan, Mrs. Floyd Bender, and Mrs. R. C. Lyon, all of Deerfield. Selecting toys from the Ridgewood ORT Holiday Boutique stock are (from left) Rachel Booth, Alan Brody and Howard Booth, all of Highland A special attraction will be the sale of a cookbook featuring favorite recipes of the women of the church. A chili and corn bread luncheon will be served between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. and coffee and tea will be offered during the morning. Park. They are children of chapter members who will man the booths during the two-day sale in the Highland Park Recreation Center. The Junior Board of Scholarship and Guidance Association is holding its 17th annual Musee de Noel from 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. next Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in the Winnetka Community House, 620 Lincoln Av. In addition to handmade items, 17 local shops will display Christmas articles and decorations. And for those who don’t like to plan too far ahead, there will be several bazaars just prior to the holidays, including the one _ presented by the Woman’s Council of Camp Henry Horner in December. he sie % tore: tse on. e a ; #8 : es Ree i epee See eee — 4 ~ Admiring handmade Christmas decorations are (from left) Mrs. ieee R. Wiley, bazaar chairman; Mrs. R. A. Lowes, candle and Ee ; centerpiece chairman; and Mrs. H. C. Davis, bazaar co-chairman, all _ _ of Deerfield. They are members of the Christ Methodist Church of Per which is holding a Christmas Bazaar tomorrow. (Salyards Photos) Mrs. Paul H. left) examine a burn as part of ory's Episcopal Wells Jr. of Deerfield and Mrs. Hubert Kelley of Bannockburn (from linen tablecloth made by Mrs. Anthony F.: Nosek, (right) of Bannockher "Grace's Gift’ booth at the Nov. 17 holiday bazaar of St. GregChurch. (Salyards Photo) November 10, 1966 �Highland Park Woman’s Club ye Panason of Events Will Hold Full Day The Highland Park Woman’s Club will hold its first full day of meetings Tuesday. The day will begin with a 10:30 a.m. lecture on ‘Contemporary Functions Kemper of Painting” Barbee. Mr. by James Barbee, an instructor at the Suburban Fine Arts Center and the North Shore Art League, will display some of his works in the clubhouse at Sheridan Rd. and Elm PI., this month. He will begin a series of art classes at the clubhouse in January. Mrs. Herman Pomper, 207 Woodland Rd., Highland Park, has additional information about the classes. Luncheon will be served at 11:45 a.m. Mrs. Raymond Oetzel and Mrs. Gilbert C. Carleton are in charge of reservations. At 12:15 p.m. Mrs. Clarence Goelzer of Highland Park will speak on, ‘‘What Is a Talent Pool?” She will describe the local volunteer project. Leighton discusses “Women of the New World.” Miss Leighton, a teacher of painting who Who American of is listed in ‘‘Who’s Women,’ @ uses p.m., concluding the afternoon. Arden ® ® Boys’ Christmas Stockings Members of the Ravinia Arden Shore Committee will work on stockings Monday in Edward M. the at 10:30 home Knox, 91 of automatic de-gaussing and \rare earth ally clear, true-to-life colors. Panasonic has about 100 more electronic parts than the. most popular set sold. The CT-66L comes in an elegant, slim-shape walnut cabinet. Sits beautifully on table or shelf. Converts easily to a consolette. 4 screw-in legs included. 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Mrs. Joseph Mocogni of Highland Park is dining room chairman, and Mrs. Aldo Castelli of Highwood is- foods chairman. Infant 1967 a dinner-dance The Highwood Community Center, 428 Green Bay Rd. Chicken dinner prepared by daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Montford Fucik of Highland Park, is included among the 20 North Shore girls who will > bow stage Prosperity MIDWEST BANK CARO Sid = | om | o. bs = t Italian Women Margaret and _ pre-school be eligible for a girl must be school for one 18 years old. 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From left are Mrs. William Woike, Mrs. Ray Lyon, and Mrs. Rudy Wright. Brad Scranton, and Richard Opfer. The roughest thing about Deerfield’s Theater in the Rough Actually teurs is the is its name. group a smoothly of enthusiastic working tends a hand to newcomers, ama- unit that exreaches out for experienced help throughout the North Shore, and winds up annually with a hit. This year’s production, Salyards Photos “Catch as Catch Can,” is a spoof on the TV series, The Fug- itive. Ray Lyon plays Gimble, who has es- caped from jail, and is pursued from scene to scene throughout the musical variety The chase continues through a circus scene. Performing under the big top are (from | oft) Rudy Wright, Mrs. Mel Simon, Mrs. Harry Chassie, Mrs. Jack Huebler, and Jesse Starkman. show. Mack Shields is cast as Lt. Macy, hot on the trail of Gimble. Sis (Mrs.) Lyon plays Dumb An Dora, who adds to the confusion. offshoot of the Newcomers Club, the group got its start with an original script written by Mrs. Mack Shields and Mrs. Henry Williams. Their first effort in- this direction was titled appropriately, ““How to Write a Show.” The nonprofit group, still connected with the Newcomers, holds a get-acquainted party for the new members each January before starting to plan the show for the following fall. A writing committee selects the theme to be parodied in songs and skits. Last year’s show aimed its barbs at late-late TV. Costumes and scenery are homemade or picked up at rummage sales. Husbands, wives, cast members’ children, and high school students form the production crew, the ushers corps, and the refreshment sell- ers. Each couple puts in $15 to cover expenses, and the bookkeeper has never had to buy red ink. The results of this year’s fun-for-all will be revealed at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow and Sat- urday on the stage of Adlai E. Stevenson High School, Rt. 22 in Prairie View, just west of Lincolnshire on Half Day Rd. Tickets can be obtained from cast members or at the door. November 10, 1966 �Highland Park Club Sets Biennial Scholarship Test Jane Zolot Emotion, Drama Highlight Exhibit TRONG EMOTION and high drama are coming through with a force that rocks the walls of Marina City’s National Design Center where the North Shore Art League’s New Horizons in Painting show is on exhibit. The show features the work of 41 artists, almost all of them painters whose canvases are characterized aggressive color, starkness and simplicity by in . © composition, and bold convolution in line. A certain flatness and an affinity for pattern are evident in many of the 41 pieces selected by the jury out of a field of 280 entries. | The jurors selection — Ginzel, associate professor of © painting at the University of Illinois; Daniel Lane, — committee, and members Roland of the hard-edge > © © © have a passionately purple kinetic work replete with numbered excitement. Other fine paintings in the show are Miss Vera Berdich’s ‘‘Devil’s Tattoo,’ a romantic, narrative work; George Waite’s prize-winning untitled painting; ‘“‘Beach Scene No. 4,’’ a winner by James K. Barbee; “Floral,” a collage Mapp’s “‘Progress.”’ NORTH SHORE by Pat ARTISTS (Mrs. Robert J.) Highland agreed Casurella; and Thomas Park to serve and sponsors push buttons, a telephone, and lights. “Whistle Stop Campaign with Johnson,” a dark, swirling compositon by Rochelle (Mrs. Nathan) Niederman, 834 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park, is full of movement, noise, and discord. The crowded canvas transmits residents as patrons of a concert to bene- fit the -America-Israel Cultural Foundation. : _ ‘They are Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hirsch, 65 Prospect Av.; Mr. Mrs. Sigmund Kunstadter, and 1436 Jack A.) Schaps, 540 Pinewood Dr.; Deerfield artist Barbara (Mrs. Paul) Schlenker, 819 Holmes Av; and Highland Park artist Margot (Mrs. Burton S.) Bergman, 796 Mosely Rd. The exhibit will be open from 9:30 to 5 weekdays and from 10:30 to 5 weekends through Dec. 17. Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard G. Sang, 177 S. Deer Park Dr.; and Mr. and Mrs. John V. Spachner, 51 Oakmont Rd. The concert, starring violinist Isaac Stern, pianist Eugene Isto‘min, and cellist Leonard Rose, will be presented at 3:30 p.m. Nov. the trio and will follow. a buffet supper Opera House To Perform The Little Opera House wood will present “Die Fleder- maus”’ at 8 p.m. Nov. 18 in Glencoe’s Central School auditorium. and Helps Plan second floor of the college building, iEgandale Rd., is in charge of a private reception which will open he Inter-American Foundation for the Arts show. Sponsored by. the ouncil of 100 of Roosevelt Univer- will be open beginning Tuesday for two weeks. | sity, the exhibit will consist of 41 paintings by Latin American ar- ists. The show was arranged for by he council’s exhibit chairman, N.S. Youth Orchestra thet Still Has Openings Openings are still available for embership in the North Suburban Photographers Junior High School, 9300 N. Kenton Av., Skokie. members can act the director, C. William ass, 4910 Hull Av., Skokie. ovember See 10, 1966 1151 Wilmette Ave. conDoug- Special Mackintosh Youth Symphony Orchestra. The Broup rehearses from 7:30 to 9:30 b.m. Mondays in Old Orchard Prospective nas Mothers included in any picture. Keep 6 Different poses. Black & White — $10.00. Color — $15.00 Se AL 1-0747 Va Gold, members John 2000 miles to a so-called §- championship golf course, only to discover that it features dirt—not grass—greens! f- § | Rd., ee th Cem | library: The airline guides of all domestic flights, times, prices. 9 all worldwide flights * The steamship guide listing all sailings, regular or cruise * Hotel guide, de- § | §- scribing | From French velvet roses on your front door to vegetables on your back door. We will create a warm holiday atmosphere with lasting and rating hotels the world over * A motel guide * A guide of motels that permit dogs | gift .* World-wide listings of rent-a- J. ‘car services * List of transportaft tion to all colleges or military bases * Ski packages everywhere © List of all dude ranches © Il-— lustrated pamphlets of 5000 hotels Me and- resorts * Guide to all railroad services in this country and Europe * List of shots needed for anywhere in the world © List of consulates and all organized of embassies | | 9 J © List of tours. beautifyl imported lifelike flowers. and foilage. Travel guides like Harvey Olson's are ABOARD & ABROAD, listing reshotels, shopping sites, taurants, _ excursions, Bentley, 571 LINCOLN AVE., WINNETKA HI 6-3882 hours: 9-5 BE SURE TO VISIT THE Toy ah0P *WEENEcke5 IN GLENCOE AT 680 VERNON winging The international airline guide of — The Glencoe Rotary Club is spon- Mrs. Philip T. Phillips, a former Highland Park resident who now lives in Chicago. The public display, in the Sullivan Room on the 7 Nancy cast 9 middle of the monsoon season; or § | - soring the performance. 2413 Hammerman, local Ray Perlman, Cassandra Baker, and Roy Gioconda, all of Highwood Park. Preview of Chicago Art Show Sol Other NEXT TIME | GO... The saddest words ever spoken -... "The NEXT time we go.. A visit to DEERFIELD TRAVEL SERVICE will save you from this lament. With our experience, plus our available travel library, you can save yourself the sad exper-— ience of traveling 5000 miles for sunshine—only to arrive in the by Rich: Day desegis of High- will by Ralph Boches — PS We have the following up-to-date guides right here in our office Christinas Miss Linda Kovac, and Mario Tanzi, both of Highwood, and Terry Mrs. Half Custom The role of Rosalinda will be sung % Center. art 2045 dance Art Chicago Viemiester 27 by the artistic director of the company, Gloria Lind (Mrs. Gabriel Budishin) of Highwood. a Lathrop ard Boldrey, Deerfield. 1446 Waverly Jane (Mrs. A. L.) Zolot, attended New York’s Parsons School of Design and was graduated from New York University. A painter, sculptor, teacher, and lecturer, she served as director of the Evanston Art Center’s school. She is a member of the School Committee of the Evanston of Mrs. present a group of vocal selections. Mrs. Viemiester, 914 Cedar St., Deerfield, is a student of Hermanus Baer, head of the voice department at Northwestern University. She will be accompanied Locust Rd; Kenilworth artist Kathryn C. (Mrs. George) Eddy, 236 Cumnor Rd.; Glencoe artists Heather (Mrs. Bruce) Kortebein, 1807 Green Bay Rd., Sally (Mrs. R. L.) Ricketts, 746 Grove St., and Peggy (Mrs. view Monday show. of Music in Phildelohia and have given numerous recitals in the Chicago area. Adler, painters Gail (Mrs. T. A.) Struve, 2357 Ashland Av., and Elle (Mrs. Philip A Highland Park woman is chairman of arrangements for a pre- 10. They can be obtained Waverly Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert K.) Tobin, 1514 Judson Av.; Wilmette artists Jo (Mrs, Philip F.) Shannon, 330 Gregory Av., and Janice (Mrs. Ross) Wetzel and Ross Wetzel, 1000 Mrs. Hammerman by Feb. in Orchestra Hall. A reception for represented in the show include Evanston * ok dent in the Highland Park-Deer: field area who has not yet graduated from high school. Elementary school students are eligible to compete in the public contest. Entry blanks must be submitted from the contest chairman, Mrs. awarded a cash prize of $50, with Bloom, 1168 Glencoe Av., an additional grand prize of $150 Jacob Highland Park. going to the outstanding division Members will meet at 1:30 p.m. winner. The scholarship money is Wednesday in the home of Mrs. designated to further the winners’ Ross, Finney 625 Westgate Rd., musical education. Deerfield. The contest is open to any stuTwo Highland Park musicians, Mrs. Erving Geller, 3260 Western Av., pianist, and Mrs. Jerome Abrahams, 2731 Mar] Oak Dr., violinist, will play a Mozart concerto. Both attended the Curtis Institute Ten Mrs. Zolot WINNER OF ONE of the six $100 prizes awarded by the selection committeee at the exhibit’s opening is Barbara (Mrs. Harold) Houskeeper, 842 Holmes Av., Deerfield. She took honors for her ‘Love Computer,”’ The winner in each division will be Area Residents To Help Sponsor Benefit Concert associate professor of design at the Art Institute | of Chicago, and B. C. Holland, owner of B. C.. Holland Gallery, Chicago, have selected an exciting and colorful 1966 area show. But it is one thrown a little off center by the almost complete absence of the more subtle, imaginative work of the expressionist painters. The Highland Park Music Club will hold its biennial scholarship contest Mar. 19, 1967. © One winner will be chosen from each of the three divisions—piano, voice, and orchestral instruments.. AVENUE historical monuments | — §- for all of Europe are available in § our office. Just in case you desire § information regarding an Olson §Tour, Harvey Olson—a recent bridegroom — lives in Highand — Park. Our congratulations! For: that week-end away from the kids (or with them), we suggest a drive to: The Abbey (Lake'Geneva,.Wis.), Lake Lawn (Delevan, Wis.), French Lick, Ind. Other — week-end trips—two hours away, or less, by air—to celebrate that anniversary or promotion: New York Theatre Party, Colorado Ski, — New Orleans Springs Gourmet, or Soak. Travel Deerfield 829 Deerfield Road, Deerfield Phone: 945-4055 Hot J �Choral Unit Area Man Joins Dealers’ Group To Present Dr. Irving Distelheim, 959 Brittany Rd., Highland Park, has joined the newly formed Chicago Art New Work The North Shore Choral Compiled by Sara Bloom, Chairman, | WHO’S WOOLF? Society Edward Nichols’ Burton Miss an Rich- and are a cappella works by Johannes Brahms and “Gloria” by Antonio Vivaldi. Ronald Schweitzer of Chicago conducts the group, now in its 3lst hopes create been Mr. the roles their a campus a desperate need tear each other apart. strong stuff. ( Adults.) year. THE RUSSIANS THE RUSSIANS to COMING, . ARE COMING! (Alan Arkin, Carl Reiner) When a Russian submarine accidentally goes aground on an island of the coast of Cape Cod, and a small party of men sneak ashore to Mr. Austin Mr. find a motor boat to tow it off, the discovery of their presence leads to wild rumors of invasion which steamroll along with increasingly hilarious results. The frantic efforts of the islanders to mobilize against an enemy Schweitzer The 3:30 p.m. concert will be presented in Skokie School auditorium, 520 Glendale Av., Winnetka. Deerfield participants are Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Fox, 16 E. Mulberry Rd.; Miss Cindie A. Keene, Mrs. George 817 Shagbark Ln.; they can’t seem to find, and the equally frantic efforts of the sailors to keep out of the way, produce fine entertainment from Linthicum, 320 Margate Ter.; Mrs. Alan Allan Smith, 708 Applettree Ln; and Hal Wylie, 1540 Crabtree Ln. English speaking Russians gives Highland Park members are Mr. 1228 Ridgewood Dr., and Mrs. Clif- Arkin ‘Dido as the more-or-less leader of Aeneas’ “THE ARE THE ARE and the tricky. (Omar DOCTOR ZHIVAGO Julie Sharif, Geraldine Chaplin, Christie) opera double will bill with be offered Igor on a Stravinsky’s ‘‘Renard,”’ a short stage burlesque of a Russian folk tale, both under the direction of Prof. Robert Gay, 2327 Ridge Av. North Shore’s e e e e SUSSIAHS COMING, SHUSSIAHS COMING.” First Daily CUISINE and Finest WILMETTE Saturday & Sunday 2 p.m. ONLY BATMAN (Friday, Nov. Peter a aes Michael Caine “THE WRONG BOX”) | é ***1/2 In “GRACIOUS COLOR with ADAM WEST your TV & BURT favorites WARD WINING & DINING SCORNAVACCO'S WASHINGTON GARDENS HIGHWOOD 432-765 | Weekday Luncheons | 1:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. é Service Private Room for Social & Business meetings — open 7 days ry CENTRAL AVE. ighlaud Fark Special Matinee COMPLETE COFFEE ID 2-2400 Friday, Veteran’ s Day AND FREE LOUNGE PARKING INTACT EXACTLY AS SHOWN DURING ITS ROADSHOW ENGAGEMENT x DOCIOR ; vet THWVAGO Mon. thru Thurs. Doors open 7, Show at Fri., Sat. & Sun. Doors open 12:30 Show at 1, .4:30, 8:30 433-1414 Sheridan Road Highland Park COMMUNITY THEATRE NORTH SHORE PRESENTS Nov. 17, 18, 19 & oF D2ll Central at Wilmette Avenue 251-7411 * Park Free SUN-TIMES cet ti etched 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Mondays Tel. 1908 the Av. Persons Under 17 Not Admitted Fri: 6:30; 8:30; 10:25 -Sat: 4:30; 6:30; S353) 135° Suns =-4:20; 6:10; Sate 10:05 Mon.-Thurs: 6:15; 8:10; 10:05 550 Green Bay Rd. poet Businessmen’s Lunch Family Style Dinners Carry-Out Service Complete Catering Service Delivery Service Cantonese Buffet (Sundays) e e from A Tidy Adult Love Story Tp: TH WORLD CHANS TW TEAWOUSE parkitig obtained 620 N. Michigan Held Over @ 3rd Big Week All the fun and songs that thrilled New York and London for years!! inter- sharply CANTONESE-AMERICAN be Gallery, Carry-out PANAVISION’ COLOR BY DELUXE Performances will be given at 8:15 p.m. tomorrow and at 3 p.m. Sunday in Lutkin Hall, 700 University Pl. Tickets can be obtained at the door. 7 r Gauntry cC lub the restless, ravaged Russia. The story of Yuri Zhivago, is can FRIDAY NOV. 11 COLOR! woven lives of a handful of people against the broad background of doctor, 113 Edens Expressway between Dundee & Lake-Cook Road VE 5-4445 David Lean’s monumental version of the Pasternak Nobel Prize- and Gallery, (Robert People.) portrays Distelheim The group recently announced plans to provide lectures and lecturers, the use of a slide collection, and gallery tours. Information about the programs Award winning film. Color. (Adults and Mature Young People.) episode super-spies Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin set about recovering a top-secret gas stolen from the Army by arch-villain Alexander the Greater, who patterns himself after his historical namesake. After hairbreadth escapes from torture and death, the formula is recovered and the enemy vanquished (sigh). (Adults and Young novel of the E. Oak St. is only one of the film’s noteworthy assets. Its three hours encompass an era, and every moment grips the attention. Multi Academy movies as they are on TV. In this winning er the in the superb photography, and this Vaughn, David McCallum) Those lads from U.N.C.L.E. are becoming almost as active in Restoration Period. The his photography Mature Young People.) ONE SPY TOO MANY FRI. Nov. 11th GIANT SCREEN Northwestern University’s Opera Workshop will present Henry Purcell’s classic Greek opera, ‘‘Dido and Aeneas,” using costumes and settings representative of the composer’s own time, the English from of* Revolution and there is a real sense of the upheaval of a country and endured by . the the hardships people during the following years. Always, the poet’s love for the land and his reactions to its beauty and suffering is apparent. There are elements of greatness the a classic perform- 4-4900:t.ee a living fits the underlying mood of violence and cruelty. Color. (Adults and rrp -3'F-lal-iiclal 1716 Central.un Workshop and of THE APPALOOSA (Marlon Brando, Anjanette Comer) Marlon Brando as Matt Fletcher disguises himself as a Mexican and ford Lind, 2725 Roslyn Dr. Sets group ance. Color. (General Audience. ) and Mrs. Alden Bixby, Miss Gail Bixby, 2691 Oak St.; Miss Jane Darvin, 3153 University Av.; Mrs. John Irland, 1872 Berkeley Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones, 1937 Second St.; Mrs. Stanley Levin, N.U. Opera a skillful comedy actors. scraping meager farm. Both hero and villain . make interesting, well-developed charac- ters, Pretty ARE from sensitive party they invite a young couple, new to the faculty, to come in for after-midnight drinks. A long night session starts; details of twenty years of a stormy union are made disturbingly clear. Disappointment and guilt at having failed to live up to their own and one another’s law in Washington, D.C., but now devotes himself fulltime to composition and teaching music. stolen and with complex relationship. Returning home from horse, this relentless Western. An ex-Confederate, Brando returns with the stallion to his home in a-small border. town, planning to live peacefully and run a ranch with his foster brother who has yet George, Appaloosa him by a vicious Mexican bandit in drama Taylor brilliantly create of Martha also in the United States. Mr. Austin formerly practiced program VIRGINIA explicit powerful, direction, school of Chicago Latin School. He studied for a year in Vienna and Sunday’s Albee’s Club Film Committee against the background goes across the border to recapture about four unhappy people, clawing at life and at one another, has been transplanted from the Broadway stage to the screen. Under Mike premiered at the group’s opening concert of the season. Mr. Austin teaches in the upper on OF (Elizabeth Taylor, ard Burton) Sunday will present a new work by Chicago composer John Austin. “Seven Songs From ‘Chamber Muwill be Joyce” sic’? by James Also AFRAID Dealers Association. He is the own- Drama FRIDAY. FISH FRY! 8:30 p.m. (Sun. 7:30 p.m.) WHOS AFRAID OF i HADDOCK WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS: * GERMAN POTATO PANCAKES * COLE SLAW * HOT ROLLS * COFFEE’ OR TEA. VIRGINIA ALL YOU CAN EAT only $1.75 Distinctive dining in the traditional setting of the IN THE OLD ORCHARD COUNTRY CLUB Rand & Euclid (Lake) + Mt. Prospect, III. “NINA” NOW PLAYING Nightly (except Monday) 8:30; Sunday 7:30 Phone: CL 9-5400 or CL 5-2025 \) TICKETS $2.00 Group STUDENTS Rates: Mrs. Recommended $1.00 Carl S. Johnson 328-2690 Tickets Available: At Box Office on Show Nites; Evanston Ticket Serv., Northshore Hotel, Evanston; Wilmette Recr. Board; Kroch’s & Bretano’s Inc., Evanston & Old Orchard. Wilmette Junior High Howard Auditorium, 17th & Spencer Ave., Wilmette Phone 432-4444 2501 Sheridan Highland Park Sunday Breakfast Hi Mi ON-THE-LAKE 8 ‘til 10 Sunday Brunch 11 ‘til 2 Tickets also available at Sears stores 34 November 10, 196¢ �SING LIEBESLIEDER Presbyterian Chamber Choir Presents Women’s Unit — Concert Series in Homes Plans Potluck : The North Shore Chamber Choir is presenting a series of home concerts. Last night the group sang in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Zacharias, 937 Gordon Ter., Winnetka. The choir will be heard Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Blumberg, 204 Sheridan Rd., Glencoe, and next Wednesday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Block, 243 N.. Deere Park Dr., Highland Park. In each instance, the hosts have invited a group of their friends to hear a program including the of choral madrigals music of John Dowland and Thomas Morley, the liebeslieder of Johannes Brahms, and selected folk songs. The choir, now in its eighth sea- The Women’s Association of the | Deerfield Presbyterian Church will son, is directed by Carol (Mrs. Phillip N.) Hyman of Highland Park, who formerly taught music for School District 107. She also has been choral director for the Chicago Public Schools, and at Mundelein and Lake Forest colleges. Highland Park choir members are Dr. Burton: Green, 2120 St. Johns Av.; Mrs. Paul Moroz, 949 Wade St.; Mrs. James Snyder, 1557 Green Bay Rd.; Mrs. Arthur Staubitz, 834 Marion Av.; Mrs. Howard B. Sweig, 361 Ridge Rd.; and Mrs. Robert Tarrel, 542 Sumac Rd. Additional information about the home concert series can be ob- tained from Mrs. Hyman, 962 Jud- son Av., Highland Park, or Mrs. Philip Kolehmainen, 1184 Cedar Ln., Northbrook. — hold a p.m. next Thursday potluck luncheon at 12:45 | in the fellow- | ship room of the church, 824 Wau kegan Rd. Luncheon guests will hear Dempsey George speak on “How to Motivate the Poor.” Mr. George has counseled the needy, has done family casework in the Middle East and the United States. Born in Baghdad he was educated both there and in the United States. He — speaks Assyrian and Arabic and — has traveled extensively. ee Reservations for the luncheon — must be made by Tuesday with — Mrs. Walter J. Lange, 640 Orchard St., or Mrs. James M. Tibbetts, 634 ass Mrs. Edward Murray of Riverwoods Richard Levy of Highland (left), chairman, and Mrs. Park decorate Mrs. Murray's home before the recent Christmas Card Gala of the United Parkinson Foundation in Chicago. Proceeds benefited clinics, research, and patient service of the foundation. (Salyards Photo) Orchard St., both Babysitter service of Deerfield. also can b arranged. 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Transferred Owner . . . $28,900 ’ ° HIGHLAND PARK xquisitely maintained residence on beautifully landscaped ooded property. 3 bedrooms, 2 Vitrolite baths; family oom; dining room; built-in stainless steel kitchen with eating area; 21 car garage. Better than new and a fablous find at $32,500. ovember 10, 1966 BEST CHOICE FOR BEGINNERS X Clean 2 bedroom ranch in desirable area of established community of Northbrook, 5 blocks from preferred grade school. Trees and shrubs surround the lot for Privacy. Low — taxes and maintenance, ideal for beginners or retired — couple LINCOLNSHIRE The ultimate in Living! A superb, sophisticated eleven room Functional Contemporary. Large, unmasqueraded living areas of brick and glass, framed in lovely wood, surround its sunken conversation area with fireplace and dramatically suspended studio. Clean, lithe lines pervade its ethical, fluid’ design. ona limited budget . . . $19,900. RIVERWOODS é = First time offered! Zoned for horses! One of Chicago's leading home builders has listed his own 8 room, 3 bed- — room, 22 bath ranch which was built to his specifications. Situated on two wooded acres, this lovely home is loaded with extras including a full basement, stable with box stalls and large corral. Realistically priced in 50s. �gallery peanut AAKARAKAARRARAAA AAA | WIN$5 MAMAMKAMAAAM A AM a onion, i ’ % SS “a ~*~ cw print your joke, riddle or SEND TO: PEANUT GALLERY 1232 CENTRAL AVE. WILMETTE, ILL. 60091 SYWVV WV VY YY I was standing in the street “Wty ~ quiet as could be \ Ree A ba tA HER ‘ SO we other suggestion you will receive a $5.00 Gift Certificate good at any current Hollister advertiser you name. ~ Guest Speaker For Alumnae Mrs. Thaddeus Kostrubala will address Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae at a 1 p.m. luncheon Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Ralph W. Gilliland, 1161 Vernon Dr., Glenview. Mrs. Kostrubala and her husband recently took 53 Negro children from the agency on a 19-day tour of Sweden and Denmark which included a private audience with Sweden’s King Gustav VI. Mrs. C. Lee Johnson and Mrs. David B. Winton, both of Deerfield, will be co-hostesses for the event. New and prospective members may contact Mrs. Larry E. Zent of 1440 Woodridge St., Deerfield. As As A great big ugly man came up And tied his horse to me, 1 on If VWYVVYVY VY VYVVV the Family Worker | Fr. Filas to Talk To Mother’s Club we Of Local School The St. James Mother’s Club will meet THE BIGGEST FISH length Campagni, of the circle. eas 2. Tape _ hoop : the ground. is 6 feet from Submitted 2314 Greenwood Shake, shake the ketchup bottle — None comes out and : A broken-down horse was : being offered for sale asked, and boy “What him,’’ the beamed commented the farmer, Submitted by: CHANDLER'S owner. this on a card and fill in any : at, || : Thic This Ill. LAST WEEKS: BE WIAIRIO TIHIAIT MM L/O[R|D| O}0 RiA|M@e name you think : . TO SIPILITIE eee Lane AGES ANS WEP ‘‘you’ll win!”’ appropriate. Another free Peanut Gallery bonus! a YOUNG Seckinger Executive Glenview, “Well,” Wi Will Introduce ss MMORIAIL Be DJALY SICIALT BB MIE O|D|EIRMETISIAIR OIN|U/SBTIRI =>— ‘ IA AIM S UIGILIY. SITIAIR S|! |AIMBBEIRIE GiAMea E/L1S SR anc MT] Wil IGM YiAIWiL PiOjO Right side down on the ground under boy’s right foot. . Lower left corner down in the roots under girl’s left foot. : 3. Upper side down on the tree trunk be- hind girl. front of boy. 1501 to going 1. : 4. Upper side down on the tree trunk in Marianne Evanstone:llt a5 Paste ue new lottle. by: plan- you “I’m to do with that old nag?’ ning race Se are earth on then a ; to the turned $10. After the sale a farmer for : Submitted A young man bought him to the highest bidder. } LAD & LASSIE Wilmette, Il pas 3 Wilmette, Ill. EIN BEN|O|O|N Lit |O\N Will Be Guest Princess land talk 5. Upper left corner down, up in leaves. 6. Upper right corner down along boy’s right leg. to of of the Thai- Episcopal Trinity Church during next Thursday’s luncheon meeting in the church, 760 North Av., Deerfield. The princess, daughter who of King is a grand- Mongkut of the “Anna and the King of Siam’? book and play, was brought up City of Forbidden Women in in the the Grand Palace at Bangkok. She i presently affiliated with Alaeddin’s Lamp Antique Shop in Highland Park. The subject of the Princess’ is, “East and West Can Meet.” North Shore talk Residents Work on Wesley Benefi Mrs. Jack Arbit and Mrs. Eugen¢ ‘Blonsky, both worked on Memorial of Highland last week’s Hospital Park Wesley benefit, “Six pence Soiree.” The midnight supper dance wa held in the Pump Room of th Ambassador East Hotel in honor o Dick Kallman and Anne Rogers stars of “Half a Sixpence.” The benefit followed the Chicag premiere, a charity preview. ceeds will aid research. WILL ) A REAL MORON’ Rudivoravan will Churchwomen ANSWERS: Patty Matthei Steve Nadis puae es — J gt by: Submitted a blown- by: ) DOMINICK’S eo A high price for corn. so that the Use LK ~N What’s a buccaneer? balloon for a basketball. up ee the strings to the ceiling John Mrs. and Thailand Princess opposite around string some Santi, Mrs. David Kortokrax. 1. Connect the ends of a strip of cardboard with tie Mrs. Mazzetta Peter INSTANT INDOOR GAME and in The fifth grade room mothers and their committee will serve coffee and dessert after the meeting. Assisting will be Mrs. Julio course, old Mr. Hoot Owl up there in the tree. But six other travelers were already there. Can , you find them? THIS WEEK S, & WINNERS tape Wednesday radio and television, who will discuss ‘“‘Sex Education of Children for Parents.” He also has written magazine and newspaper articles. Between his big blue eyes! This Dutch boy and girl walked slowly, hand They thought in hand, into the lonely woods. there wasn’t a creature stirring except, of p.m. Francis L. Filas, chairman of Loyola University’s theology department, will be the guest speaker. Fr. Filas, a frequent speaker on The biggest fish I never caught Measured twenty feet, I landed him with rod and reel And took him home to eat. But if you think that he was big You've no idea of size — For twenty feet was just the wo at 7:30 the St. James School hall, 134 North Av., Highwood. The Rev. RAISE Pr FUNDS Three local women will serve 2 1966-4 the for chairmen area alumna fund drive of Barat Colleg of the Sacred Heart of Lake Fore: They are Mrs. John C. Tobin Deerfield and Mrs. E. J. Cadamaj nani of Highwood, and Miss Mai Picchietti of Highland Park. November. oe 10, 196 * ares �43 Pack 450 Recreation Calendar > Scouts Given Pins, Badges Today p.m.—Wrestling, 4:30 School. Shepard Pinheiro, Bruce Stanley, Scott David and Chuck Zent. Tim Lyon received a three-year service star. Two-year stars were presented to John Bort, David Dendel, David Drake, Chris Leinen, Kevin Over, and Kirby Wood. byterian Church and Jewett Park. 1 p.m.—Tot program, Jewett Leake, Randy Love, Pat McAuliffe, Scott Newell, Kirk Reeder, Larry er, and Don Welsh. badges presented first place in costume judging as King Saud and his dancing girl at wolf silver arrows, Don Welsh; wolf -gold arrow, Larry Steerup; bear the Deerfield Jaycees Halloween party. Other winners were Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Denner badges were presented to Dave Tipton, and Peter Weaver. Assistant Denner badges were given to Kent Killelea, Randy Love, Larry Steerup, and Chuck Zent. quarters May to Ft. Charles J. Turnage Lassen, 60, of 1114 project Fifth Mrs. Lassen was born in Chicago and came to Deerfield from Chica- Mazie, of the Danish Old People’s Home Auxiliary in Chicago. Survivors include her husband, M. Bejer Lassen; her mother, Mrs. Clara E. Jensen of Chicago; a daughter, Miss Jacqueline Lassen of Des Plaines; and a brother, Vir- gil of Deerfield. Services will be held at 1:30 this afternoon at the Kelley and Spalding funeral Burial home, will be Highland Park. Acacia Park, in Chicago. to the Say “Charge-It” at thousands of stores all over Illinois. It’s the new family charge card with a bank behind it. All you need is a single “Charge. It’ card to shop without cash at thousands of places you never could before— including many local stores where you now pay cash. There’s no question about your credit, because there’s a officer Army | in Highland Park Hospital. between Hillcrest 6-3436 895-897 Linden Ave., at Tower Rd. Chief “HUBBARD of Staff. Come Virginia Cherry Ln., Deerfield, died Monday 22, according to Gordon, Jr., Virginia Lassen Mrs. AMBULANCE for the move. Plans for the move have been approved by Brig.-Gen Benjamin O. and Obituary its head- Sheridan 15 and May Clem 1 p.m.—Tot program, _ Jewett Park. 7:30 p.m.—Men’s recreation night, Shepard School. ROBERT V. WILSON Army to Move Hq. To Ft. Sheridan will move as and Mr. and Mrs. William Fields as Mr. and Mrs. Devil, tie for second prize; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young as white hunter and her African guide, third place. David Bloom, Charles Tharnstrom, Fifth Army Zahn 9 a.m.—Tot program, First Presbyterian Church. member wolf silver arrow, Dave Tipton; two silver arrow, John Bork. Shepard School. Tuesday Ladies Auxiliary of Chicago and a Mr. and Mrs. David Schmidt took were bas- go 12 years ago. She was a past president of Dania David Schmidts Take Ist Place for Costumes Ken Slight, Charles Ken Tipton, Peter Weav- “Other Shepard 9 a.m.—Tot program, First Pres- One-year service star awards were given to John Elston, John Hawkes, Kent Killelea, Charles Sterrup, Steerup, p.m.—Wrestling, School. 7:30 p.m.—Junior High Night, Shepard School. 8 p.m.—Teen dance, Jewett Park. Saturday 9 a.m.—Junior high basketball, Shepard School. 9 a.m.—Girls physical education activities, Wilmot Junior High School. 10:30 a.m.—Junior high bowling, Deerfield Bowling Lanes. 1 p.m.—Midget basketball, Shepard School. 8 p.m.—Teen dance, Jewett Park. Monday Silberman, Barney, informal WOODS” bank behind —from $50 your card at tion needed. bill no matter _ Murai ne On-The-Gake “ee Family’s Se, charge. (For -S. Choice New York Strip Steak, 10 oz., Onion Rings .............. Hugiish-Cut: Prime Ribs of. Beef; Au Juss... sss. co Roast Loin of Pork, Savory Dressing & Apple Saute ats toes as Broiled Gulf Stream Red Snapper Maitre d’Hotel .................... Rock Cornish Game Hen, Brown Rice & Country Dressie 24.5 .cs : 5.50 4.50 4.00 4.00 4.25 $2.50 Simple $2.75 Salads Green Cheese & Fruit Jello Maple Ice Cream Rainbow Parfait umpkin, Hot Mince Meat, Apple or Coffee Cinnamon Lemon Cream Apple Pie Fruit Mold Little Tart Peep Cue Please make your THANKSGIVING DAY dinner reservation now for parties of 10 and over. Phone ID 2-4444 TODAY. ON-FTHE-LAKE 2501 10, 1966. Our operators will answer your ques- tions and, if you wish, take your application. Or come in to the bank. Sheridan Road, Highland Park, GLENVIEW STATE BANK 1825 Glenview Rd., Glenview, Ill. 60025 Gentlemen: Please send me an application and further information about your new “Charge It” card. I understand there is no obligation. Name Address _ $2.50 Milk Dining Room Hours: Eleven A.M. to Nine P.M. November Bo ; Baked Ham with Raisin Sauce Fluffy Whipped Potatoes Garden Peas Beverage, Rolls and Butter Choice of Ice Cream or Mince Pie | Tea Simon Roast Prime Beef, Au Jus Fluffy Whipped Potatoes Baked Squash or Garden Peas Beverage, Rolls and Butter Choice of Ice Cream or Apple Pie Acorn Squash _ Corn Niblets Whipped Rutabagas Cottage Pig of Pork with Dressing Whipped Potatoes Garden Peas Beverage, Rolls and Butter. Choice of Ice Cream or Apple Tart of Two Green Beans, Almondine ‘Fresh Garden Peas Beverage Tucker Roast Loin Fluffy Desserts -Rum Ten) | Ey $2.50 Porky Broiled South African Lobster Tail, Cointreau Butter ................ 6.00 Charcoal Broiled Double Lamb Chop, Mint Jelly .................... 4.75 Roast New England Turkey, Giblet Dressing, Cranberry Sauce ...... 4 Mixed under Roast Tom Turkey with Dressing Fluffy Whipped Potatoes and Gravy Baked Squash or Garden Peas Beverage, Rolls and Butter Choice of Ice Cream or Pumpkin Pie Relish Tray ENTREES Chef’s Children Little Tommy Oysters on the Half Shell..... 1.50 Crabmeat en Brochette....... .85 Fresh Shrimp Cocktail (sm.).. .75 Cream of Chicken Soup ...... .50 Fresh Florida Fruit Cup...... 65 Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail....... 1.50 Chopped Chicken Livers....... .50 Beef Noodle ae ESE a ae aes 50 Maine Apple Cider............ Waldorf how many places -you Apply now. The card is free. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00. p.m. Appetizers Choice get cash showing applicamonthly Dial 729-1900 Thanksgiving Day Menu Snowflake Potatoes Baked Potatoes Candied Yams you. You can even to $100—just by the bank. No loan You'll get only one Ill. ' City State Glenview State ip oe Bank 1825 GLENVIEW ROAD °® GLENVIEW, TELEPHONE 729-1900 Security Strong For 45 Years ILL. basesemeceseeeneseesesseesessnand Scott p.m.—Men’s ketball, Wilmot Junior High School. 7:30 p.m.—Adult paddle tennis, Tomorrow 4:30 Awards and badges were presented to 43 Deerfield Cub Scouts at a recent pack 450 meeting at Walden School. Bobcat pins went to David Baker, David Bloom, Michael Bottoms, Jon Carlson, Jack Emmons, Steve Kolko, Jeff Kutter, Donald Leake, John Livingston, Craig Marshall, Bill Musgrave, Eric Niederman, Park. 7:30 May wesend youa card? It’s free! �» District 108 Board Meets To Air Textbook Problem “The cost of textbooks is borne almost entirely by parents through rental, purchase, and PTA _ support,’ Alan Root, Ravina School principal, told board members of Highland Park School District 108 Tuesday night. “The annual allotment of $4 per student from the school board amounts only to a small portion of the total cost,’’ he said. Mr. Root addressed a_ special meeting called to discuss textbooks. On display were representative : Cindy Toma {left) and Kathy Hines attach paper flowers to the Adventureland poster for the South a, | Park School book fair. The fair will conclude today. Our | | For your Deadlines convenience in sub- mitting news items and photos, our deadlines are listed below: - Men’s news and men in service: DNESDAY (a week before pub- lication). | Society, clubs, and other women’s news: WEDNESDAY. _ Fine Arts: NOON WEDNESDAY. - Business: NOON THURSDAY. - Schools: THURSDAY. | Church: NOON THURSDAY. _ Scouts: NOON FRIDAY. - Public Forum: NOON MONDAY. _ Recreation: NOON MONDAY. _ (Photos due by noon Friday.) Looking over some of the adventure books that will be on sale are (from left) Patti Tondi, Sally Lindsay, and Marcia Dartt. (Larry Graff Photo) lem facing the district is increasing enrollment and the need to equip new classrooms. He said the textbook program has The five weekly classes will be held on Wednesdays, beginning Dec. 14. Fees are $7 for 4- and 5year-olds, $8.50 for those aged 6 to 8, and $10 for ladies. Classes will be held in Jewett Park. The schedule follows: (CARPET SALE!! | SPECIAL GROUP |___OF CARPETS |[ croup a e 501 NYLON @ ACRILAN ||$7325 SS e WOOL Yd. Se Reed Tee eT Cena e aa ee : a V4, | RUBBER PAD 99: Sq. Yd. with order NEW SHOWROOM Ladies—1:45 limit, 20. to 2:30 p.m., class of the BONDS *° STOCKS MIDWEST MEMBER Jerry Rudman been kept at a economy, careful PTA support. high level selection, by and STOCK EXCHANGE thru Fri., 8:30 to 5:30 Sat. 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Other hours by appointment Ben Tyler | FUNDS MUTUAL * Mon. Bob Barnard 2 | g..180 ST. JOHNS AVENUE, HIGHLAND PARK 433-4500-0@! AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN ABOUT ORGANS! If you are just curious or really serious about owning an Electronic Organ Friday Evening, November | Ith 7:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. 1850 Waukegan Road, Glenview ORGAN DEMONSTRATION and SEMINAR Select group of most outstanding models of the all Featured: 1967 lineup of Lowrey, Spinet and Theatre Organs. DEMONSTRATION Discussion by: GROUP B $629 each p.m., class limit, 15; intermediate, p.m., class limit, 15. 8—beginners, 2:30 to 3 limit, 35; intermediate, p.m., class limit, 20. Have Autonomy Mr. Root noted that in District 108, teachers have much autonomy in selecting books. Mr. Root said the biggest prob- district’s from Ages 4 and 5—beginners, 2:30 to 3 3:15 to 3:45 Ages 6 to p.m., class 4:45 to 5:30 He said this is a problem, since supplementary material is usually expensive and unsuited to year-long use, as is a general text. FELL. RUDMAN & Co: Dist. Sets Ice Skating Registration Registration for Deerfield Park for lessons ice-skating District’s young children and ladies will begin Monday at Jewett Park Fieldhouse. Persons may register from 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays. and supplement this with as many more books dealing in specifics as they can afford. eight schools. Texts Backed Up Mr. Root said that most textbook changes are a result of staff discontent and desire to upgrade. The usual approach is to pick a text books K k which gives a good over-all picture, Mr. D. W. Naylor, owner on various _ LO BY: , Topics — GROUP C features of e Highlights models e Newest methods available for sim- plified playing @ Importance of the organ as related to family recreation and enjoyment. Terms Mr. Frank Renaut — Trade Start Payments next year Concert Organist Appearing thru Courtesy of Lowery Organ Co. GLENVIEW STORE | MNAGINMIST RUG CLEANERS OPEN SUNDAYS N 2055 GREEN BAY ROAD HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. AY LOR’sS ptano =- organ HIGHLAND PARK 1795 St. Johns 432-2510 Ave. 9-9 Daily 9-5 Saturday studios GLENVIEW 1850 Waukegan Roed 724-2100 10-10 Daily 1-5 Sunday November 10, 1966 �CLASSIFIED WANT ADS REACHING 2 PAPER ig COMBINATION cane PARK 444 Central Ave., Highland Park Phone 433-4370 DEEBFIELD 3 Lost over PRESIDENTS HOW Mail (or phone) of meetings and We are now listing 1967. Help us to ‘‘clearing’’ your dates 1232 Central Ave., Wilmette Phone AL 1-4300 GEPNCOE Phone HI 6-4300 1806 Glenview Rd., Glenview -NOBEHBROOK Phone PA 1438 Shermer 4-4300 Rd., Northbrook Phone CR 2-4300 Deadline: 4:00 p.m. Tuesday ABC Circulation over the 5 papers: 7Q¢ per line Minimum 4 lines — Dogs “The EVANSTON REVIEW 1020 Church Street, Evanston Phones 273-5211 or GR Circulation A.K.C. November 10, date 1966 of issue. ST. “BERNARD 6 WEEKS COLLIE PUPS, AKC 7 REG- FLEA MARKET SALE Nov. 20, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lake County Fair Grounds, Ill. Farm Bureau Auditorium, 4 mi. No. of Mundelein, Ill. on U.S. 45 144 mi. No. of Rte. 120. Admission 25c. Dee n Dee Antique Shoppe SCHOOL . CLOCKS; ROLL TOP DESKS; piano stools; commodes, and jewelry. Clocks bought, sold and repaired. 1813B Dempster St. UN Schools 4-5355 and Builders and ACRO- USED HARP IN GOOD CONDITION pos a school-aged daughter. Call ORGANS: FOR THE PROFESSIONAL 32 pedal concert model. Not new. Save 2/3 of new price. Terms. Trade. NAYLOR’S 1795 St. John’s, Highland Park 432-2510 1850 Waukegan Rd., Glenview 427-2100 ORGAN: HAMMOND M3 NOT NEW but fully guaranteed. About 1/2 of new price. Terms arranged. NAYLOR’S 1795 St. John’s, Highland Park. 432-2510 1850 Waukegan Rd.,.Glenview 427-2100 FOR? COULD WE BE OF SERVICE TO YOU? We are experienced carpenters and general contractors in any additions, remodeling or new _ construction. There is no job too small 272-5743. NEW BUILDING AND REMODELING additions, garages, custom built-ins, new kitchens. Finest workmanship. 945-5039 51 and Call 52 Building Supplies and Material PERMA-POWER ELECTRIC GArage door opener. Unit 151. $21 installed. H. Gustafson, 550 Sherman Av. Evanston, 864-6667. : 57 Painting and Decorating PROFESSIONAL PRICES ARE Village Enterprises PAINTER LOWER BECAUSE overhead. 59 HI 6-6763 = Some bookkeeping experience p referred or will train apf cant with good figure ar tude. Typing not require: Openings for order, affiida and clerk typists. Prefer sor experience or will train ac rate typists. fo CAFETERIA PAID DAYS, ON PREMISES, VACATIONS AND HOLI- bonus half days for good ~ attendance plus other excellent benefits including insurances and Profit Sharing. te Tree Trimming EXPERT TREE REMOVAL LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE. On any removal problem you have. Our men are experienced and insured in all phases of tree removal. Modern hydraulic equipment at your disposal with the know how to back it up. Also power stump grinding. JIM BEINLICH—tThe Firewood King Glencoe : VErnon 5-1195 67 ‘Home Service 8200 Lehigh Ave... Morton SECRETARY E XPERIENCED good needed 72. Rug and Upholstery Cleaning WHITE-WAY CARPET j CLEANING CoO. Will professionally clean your carpets in your home or office. Free estimated, 24 hours. Call 864-8866 or 677-0220 75 Upholster.-Repair.-Refinish._— Custom-Draperies—Slip Covers Custom House Furniture EXPERTS IN ALL TYPES OF FURNIture refinishing, repairing and reupholstering. 1,001 fabrics. Free est. 1328. Sherman, Evanston. 864-8983. BIX STRIPS ANYTHING SALAD BOWL OR GRAND PIANO YOU"*NAME IT—BIX STRIPS IT 1024 Emerson, Evanston. 864-3878. Situations BEAUTIFULLY Wanted—Women and Professional 102 CARDS. HAND ALpine Situations Grove © KEYED LOCK INSTALLED ON YOUR windows for safety. All types of security locks for doors, sliding doors pe oes doors. For information, call CHRISTMAS RENT FENDER-VOX AMPLIFIERS FOR JOBS AND PRACTICES CLERK 438-6182 clarinet. NAYLOR’S ACCOUNTS ~ RECEIVABLE — COLOR CONSULTATIONS AND PROBLEM ANALYSIS. FREE ESTIMATES. Like new, $60. After 4 p.m. 256-2134. Waukegan Rd., Glenview 427-2100 Sunday 1 to 5. Daily 10 to 10. Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional TE What type of tile? HOW MUCH WILL IT COST? For guaranteed, expert work, Tom UN 17-8636 $75. 1850 107 5 Repair Business USED dollars INC. —_—- Building Maintenance 100 SPINET WURLITZER PIANO only a short time. Save many on this one. SERVICE An agency furnishing students non-students for any type we 328-8841 O. SCHULZ OLDS AMBASSADOR CORNET PLAYED ONE YEAR. PERF. COND. Normandy STUDENT 20 years serving: North Suburbs GENERAL CONTRACTOR Expert workmanship and smart styling. New homes, new kitchens, re. modeling and additions. DAvis 8-1949. CO. BALDWIN Situations Wantea—Men Contractors Extremely neat and fast ORGAN: PROFESSIONAL MODEL Lowrey, with inside and _ external speakers. Used. Save about 2/3 from new price. Terms. Trade. NAYLOR’S 1795 St. John’s, Highland Park 432-2510 1850. Waukegan Rd., Glenview 427-2100 LEBLANC 104 Instruction of no non-productive MUSIC LOOKING 1-4300 CLASSES IN DECORATIVE ARTS AND antique decoration. Learn stenciling, country painting, gold leafing, freehand bronze. HI 6-2692 or HI 6-8740. | MY Compare BEFORE or AFTER you buy from Schreffler Music Co. and you will realize GREATER SAVINGS. We have a SUPERIOR RENTAL PLAN which will save you money—and excellent REPAIR SERVICE. We carry an abundant stock of all instruments including: Pianos-Organs-Stereo Tape Recorders-Record Players Records-Sheet Music . Piano Tuning-Instruction Musical Entertainment _ 1363 Shermer Rd. Northbrook : 272-7491 PIANO. 37 NEEDED!!! Antiques and Art Goods ANTIQUES, Drums, furnished. “sonic. Current model. Reliable party © to make payments of $18.36 per mo. on this like-new beauty. NAYLOR’S 1795 St. John’s, Highland Park 432-2510 1850 Waukegan Rd., Glenview 427-2100 istry. Males and females. Weaned. Excellent with children. AL 1-5106. 12 Piano, Instruments 432-0015. Pianos and Musical Instruments SPINET GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS 7 wks. old; A.K.C. reg.; champion lines; puppy shots-and wormed; $100. 825-2238 DEADLINE FOR MULTIPLE COLUMN ADS. _ THURSDAY 4:00 P.M. to Pups BEAUTIFUL..SEAL POINT AND COcoa point Siamese kittens. 6 weeks old, housebroken. Call after 5 p.m. (10c per line discount if paid within 10 days or cash with order.) Previous FEMALE Banjo. SCHREFFLER months old. All permanent shots. Raised with children. Good watchdog, Call AL 1-9114, Kenilworth. Classified Rates: 7Q¢ per line Minimum 4 lines i Shepherd Instruments, Guitar, 34 DALMATIAN PUPPIES. A.K.C. Champion ancestry. Beautifully spotted. Gay, affectionate guardians. $75 and $100. Phone 831-9538. 5-1560 over 23,000 Cats POODLE. PUPS..A.K.C.. REGISTERED. Miniature. Eng. and Am. championship stock. First time offered for sale in Illinois. 381-1942. Deadline: 4:00 p.m. Monday ABC and Band GUITAR, BANJO, AUTOHARP Varied styles taught by performerinstructor Bob Gand. Fun! Village School of Folk Music. WIndsor 5-5321. PRO A & POODLES Top .quality white toys—male and female—A.K.C. Paper trained. From $150. ID 2-1951. (10c¢ per line discount if paid within 10 days or cash with order.) | Park 433-4370 A.K,.C..BLACK AND SILVER, . Big boned. Male. One of the finest litters I’ve raised. $125. 761-6536 SCOTTISH: TERRIER PUPPIES Champion parents—Pet or Show. A E. Cartwright, Camydnas Kennels, P.O, Box 323, Schererville, Ind. Phone 219-365-5067. PERSIAN KITTENS, MOST COLORS no white, raised with children. From pedigree show stocks, Call 255-0299. OUTSTANDING MIN. SCHNAUZERS 3 mos.; A.K.C.; ears cronped; all shots; home raised with ‘children; ready to be loved. 272-7063. 30,000 Combination Classified Rates for NORTH SHORE. MUSIC STUDIOS 647 Roger Williams Highland Park Sales Service Education: Accordion. POODLES A.K.C. MINIATURES 4 white, 2 silver. 15 champions, 4 generations. Home raised with children. For sale starting November 25. $150 IDilewood. 2-2988. German GLENVIEW events through help you by TODAY. Highland CO. AL KIMBALL: CONSOLE PIANO WITH bench. Under $500. Terms. NAYLOR’S 1795 St. John’s, Highland Park Open Evenings 432-2510 ONE LUDWIG DRUM W/CASE AND stand. Also one Kent drum. Both in excellent condition. AL 1-7192 HAROLD MUSIC OR Pianos and Musical Instruments 50 INSTRUCTION ON ALL INSTRUMENTS BY FINE PROFESSIONALS We have a superior RENTAL PLAN which will save you money—and excellent REPAIR SERVICE. We carry an abundant stock of all instruments including: i Pianos-Organs-Stereo Tape Recorders-Record Players Records—Sheet Music Piano tuning—Musical entertainment 1363 Shermer Rd., Northbrook 272-7491 listing WILL EXCHANGE S.O. CO. ALL pictures, National Bonus Bingo, P, 3 of a kind. What have you? GR 5-5655 10 715 Vernon Ave., Glencoe Phone HI 6-4300 Ave. Northbrook SCHREFFLER Deerfield Villager Highland Park Herald 444 Central 945-7300 Center of INSTRUMENT FURNISHED FOR TRIAL PROGRAM Sales-SERVICE . 807 Waukegan Rd. 1436 Shermer Rd. Deerfield Northbrook 945-1322 272-6188 If no answer, call 945-1322 after 1. We will file them in THE CALENDAR and notify you if there is a conflict. son) AEE: AND INSTRUCTION IN: Accordion—Guitar—Banjo Mandolin—Piano—Drum and Band Instruments IT WORK? a complete events. SIZES 945-7300 34 Registered, Licensed School Home of Illinois State Music Championship Winners PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN — Instruction Deerfield AND __ DOES Musical Music Simply COMBINATION 588 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka Dressmaking — Sewing Needlework 30 "CLEAR" all club dates through THE CALENDAR Minimum 4 lines 433-4370 OR CHILDREN'S CLOTHES Avoid Conflicting DATES the 2 papers: 5Q¢ per line e CUSTOM MADE. ALL styles. Call 864-7397. Personal MESSAGE to all Combination Classified Rates for 5 PAPER 21 Found POUNDS; BLACK AND TAN. ANswers to the name Jasper. Reward. 446-3199 LOST: BOY’ S PRESCRIPTION glasses in someone’s car, Saturday Nov. 5.at Westmoreland Country Club while parking cars. Reward. Please call after 5 p.m. OR 5-5044. 12,000 (10c per line discount if paid within 10 days or cash with order.) WEEKLY 7 Deadline: 4:00 p.m. Monday Circulation and HOMES Lost: Yorkshire Terrier 4 444 Central Ave., Highland Park Phone 945-7300 Controlled 65,000 | ADDRESSED. 6-0964 Wanted— Baby Sitting BABY SITTING — YOUR HOME Hour,-day, week-vacation. 24 hour service. We Sit Better Baby Sitting Inc. Call 869-0022. SECRETARY shorthand for ment. Some manent only. college and_ typing editorial college : preferred. = ‘ WI. 4 PROMOTION TRAINEE ALERT for HIGH customer SCHOOL service Various interesting typing and attention manent only. GR depa duties . requil to details. F aE CLERK TYPIST _ HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE NEE! to type form letters and to maint ean update reference files, Perma only. : =o CLERICAL ASSISTAN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE NEEDE to process order forms and rep tion permits. Various, inte clerical duties. Permanent only. 729-3000. SCOR 4 ~ FORESMAN | & CO. EDUCATIONAL 1900 E. LAKE An Equal PUBLISHERS AV., GLENVI Opportunity Employer L �107. _ Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Mectorar Flexible? ADAPTABLE? Our AT Faces—New tion available for a Places Lifesavers, Inc. Center Room 63 609 Sherman Room 308 d Orchard 677-5130 of. Bidg Room 512 An our for our fast growing surroundings and a _hensive benefit program. Apply company. compre- Betty Graham Thurs. or ALpine 1-4300 Fri. Wilmette GR _5-1560 EXPERIENCED WOMAN TO MAKE sandwiches and assist in in serving food to employees of international organization. No cooking. Hours 8:30 to 4:45, 5-day week. Liberal fringe benefits. Rotary International,.1600 Ridge Av., Evanston. DAvis 8-0100. Grove 267-6900 ST = CEERK eae at) available opportunities for experienced asso- Zenith offers pleasant working conditions and an extraordinary benefit - program which includes profit sharing and company paid hospitalization. R. Volpe, 745-3227 for appointment. ZENITH RADIO 2201 HOWARD ST. ~ EVANSTON, PRODUCTION CONTROL MEET THE PUBLIC, INTERESTING varied work. Good salary, regular increases based on merit. Paid vacations and other outstanding employee benefits. This is a permanent position. See Mr. Adreani Genera Co. St., _WE HIRE ILL. Evanston BOOKKEEPER to handle school accounting system and do some secretarial work, Will train to our accounting system. Must be able to work well with other staff members. Contact Henry R. Kimball, Business Administrator, School District 109, Deerfield. 945-1844. _ profit sharing. 4 through Fri. 8:30 a.m. Tues., Wed., until 5 p.m. Thurs., Saturday PSOLO,-CUP- 1700 Old Deerfield Rd. 831-4800 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. 9 p.m., Monday to 1 p.m. 1-4300 BR 3-4300 KEY PUNCH TRAINEE EVANSTON DOWNTOWN SOME TRAINING ALPHA-NUMERIC, Verifier. Permanent. Fine working conditions. Expanding new data center. Excellent starting salary, merit rated advancement and fringe benefits. 3742 hour work week. Call C. C. Boyer 869-2300. Packaging Corp. of America PUBLIC CONTACT WE HAVE SEVERAL POSITIONS open for the young person who does not type but likes interesting work dealing with people. To $90. No fee. SERVICE (1 blk. west of Davis St. ‘‘L’’) Maple Ave. UNiversity 9-3160 CREDIT TYPIST General Motors Acceptance Corp. Credit Investigation work. Interesting and diversified. Some college preferred, Must have good typing ability. Excellent starting salary, plus all General Motors Employee benefits. GMAC 801 Davis St., Evanston, Illinois GR 5-2929 An Equal Opportunity Employer INSURANCE GIRL, SMALL BROKERS office needs woman with some knowyedee of insurance to assist with a variety of office type duties. Salary completely open pending background Details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON rer a edpuapen SERVICE. DA 8-7171 o Fee WAITRESSES EXPERIENCED Apply in person. Gerry’s Tally Ho 1513 Chicago Ave., Evanston sciences; Go (Evening PERSONNEL of Oakton 2 blocks Equal Opportunity MAILERS INC. 952 SUNSET RIDGE RD. NORTHBROOK, ILL. CR 2-1200 ext. 49 ALTERATION FITTER AND FINISHERS Must be experienced, better dresses, coats and suits. Good pay. 5 day week no nights. Paid vacation and holidays. EE HI 6-2663 720 Elm, Winnetka ROTARY | NTERNATIONAL HAS JOB OPENINGS FOR STENOG. raphers, clerk typist and file clerks. Hours 8:30 to 4:45, liberal fringe benefits. Call DAvis 8-0100 or come in. 1600 Ridge Ave., Evanston. CASHIER FULL TIME, HOURS 9 TO 5, GOOD salary and company benefits. Call Mr. Michaels, 967-9001, 9555 N. Milwaukee Ave., Niles. FULL OR PART-TIME. DAYS OR evenings. Experience not necessary. Excellent tips. MISTER RICKY’S OR 4-9300 DENTAL HYGIENIST NORTH EVANSTON DENTAL OFFICE needs full or part-time hygienist. Salary or commission. Call GR 5-5789 for interview. PART-TIME, HOURS SUITABLE TO accomodate individual. Excellent location plus good transportation. Typing required, varied duties. For appointment call Mr. Doessel, DA 8-3100. SALES CLERK FOR NEWLY ENlarged ski wear dept. Should be familiar w/skiing. Personal interview only. Tack-L-Tyers Ski Shop, 939 Chicago Av., Evanston. WOMAN FOR LIGHT WORK IN PICture Framing Shop. Full time or 30 hr. wk., part-time. Salary open. Call ——— (Winnetka). Ask for Mrs. ipe. COUNTER WOMAN For branch store in Glencoe. Experience or will train. Insurance plan and other benefits. Wayne Cleaners, 105 Glencoe Rd. Glencoe HI 6-2338. GENERAL OFFICE WORK; PAID vacations; many benefits. Apply House of Vision, 610 Church St., Evanston. UNiversity 4-5155. WOMAN WITH SOME WOODCRAFT experience to cut and put together picture frame moldings. Salary open. Call 446-2100 (Winnetka). Ask for Mrs. Stipe. SPARE TIME. 500 MO. $200. wardrobe. Conduct home for quality apparel by Real Many customers. FR 2-0797. DENTAL PART-TIME; 251-0270, PLUS parties Silk. HYGENIST FLEXIBLE HOURS 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER 5-DAY WEEK OWN TRANSPORTATION | JENNINGS CHEVROLET PA 9-1000. Registered Nurse Full Time NURSING HOME. CALL MISS From 9 to 4 VE. 5-4200. KAY time. Help Busy Wilmette 251-4222 s _ Wanted—Women Household some chemistry Hwy.) SECOND. GIRL. WE ARE A NORTS Shore family of 2 adults seeking tc employ an exp. 2nd girl w/recent refs to do light housework and ironing. She may live in and have her own room of work an 8 hour day and go home pightly. or tae) case she would wo: a week. Good sal ‘ Miss Madeline, at se a CY 2-2508 WANTED: COMPANION FOR ELDE ly lady. Sundays 9 a.m. to 9 ae avinia section. Please call ID 2-5174 after 6. . GENERAL CLEANING, HELP BUSY mother. 1 or 2 days weekly. Northfield vicinity. Call HI 6-6090 COOK HSWRK. FOR 2 ADULTS. FD brkfst. and dinner, 5 days bees $5 “ work 3 days. Own rm., bath. los transp. Good sal. VE 5-3329. OFFICE west of Skokie Employer EVANSTON WOMEN WANTED: FOR PERMAnent full-time work in mail room, No experience necessary, auto. raises, paid holidays and vacations. 108 ORchard north An CENTRAL ~ MANICURIST 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and Saturday interviews by appointment) Skokie (2 blocks BASKIN Full Niles Avenue and Searle Parkway Highland Park, Ill. OFFICE FULL AND PART-TIME EXPERIenced sales women for ladies apparel. Permanent and temporary through Christmas. Contact Miss Dunbar at Oe ron 1700 Orrington, Evanston, GR 2 GU) biological GIRL Evanston area Extremely highpaying office position for younger woman who likes to work on her own. You'll handel phones typing and records. No shorthand Salary to $475 per month. Details call BOULEVARD EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. DA 87171. No Fee 1st Nat’l Bk. Bldg. 1232 Central Av., Wilmette AL EXCELLENT STARTING SALARIES — RAPID PROGRESSION — FREE UNIFORMS—LOW PRICED CAFETERIA WITH FREE MILK AND COFFEE AT LUNCH—SPOTLESSLY CLEAN, UNCROWDED WORK AREAS —NO LAYOFFS IN OUR HISTORY—PLUS THE MOST LIBERAL OF _ FRINGE BENEFITS. APPLY ONE WAITRESSES LAB ASSISTANT LAB TECHNICIAN open GIRLS Young woman, high school graduate, interested in Laboratory work can find interesting assignment and on-the-job training in our Pharmaceutical Research Laboratories. Some high school chemistry helpful. College graduate, with B.S. degree in desirable. Experience not necessary. office UP HAS OPENINGS FOR WOMEN IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: keeping helpful. Excellent salary and benefits including Personnel 1-4300 NIGHTS 5:30 p.m. - 1:48 a.m. No Experience Necessary Good Starting Salary Many Company Benefits Apply Bob Baillie G- De SEARLE Our new plant in Highland Park needs an efficient, mature woman with good typing, figure aptitude and clerical skills. Background in inventory control or book- PASTE 1609 WORK IN NEW EVANSTON OFFICE close to bus and train transportation or work at home. Our telephone salesladies earn hourly .salary and high commission selling a _ product used in every home. : Call Mr. Baker, 456-6993. CLERK ALpine Evans Personnel HANDICAPPED PERSONS ONLY ciated with Zenith Radio. Phone Inc. (No Experience Necessary) Davis Av. The Hollister Newspapers Cashier-Typist 1001 Central WOMAN FOR LIGHT DRILL press and general shop work. 2. WOMAN TO HELP IN WHOLEsale TV supply house waiting on customers and filling orders. Part-time jobs open for women on Social Security or those who have children in school who could work 4 hours, 10-2; or who would like to work 3-5 one-half days. MYKROY, INC. 645 Wheeling Road Wheeling 537-0280 you you our 6301 Lincoln Ave. Morton Grove 965-4700 267-6900 An Equal Opportunity Employer Loan become to women 5-12) Finance FOR OUR NEW ENGINEERING OFFICES LOCATED IN EVANSTON Excellent between Laboratories, LUNCH ROOM ASSISTANT Morton 1232 1. BAXTER FRI. The Hollister Newspapers 1232 Central Ave., Inc. Alpha-numeric experience. If work 20 hrs. or more per week, will be eligible to participate in - excellent benefit program. GOOD TYPING ABILITY PLEASANT TELEPHONE MANNER advance- THE HOLLISTER NEWSPAPERS KEYPUNCH NIGHTS (any hours 9 to6 3 DAYS—MON., TUES., FRI. 4 DAYS—MON., TUES., WED., YOUNG WOMAN FOR PERMANENT position in our Circulation Dept. Experience as clerk typist, also some experience of keypunching but not necessary as we will train. Good starting salary, 40 hour week with many company benefits. Apply in person to Mr. Konrad. Baxter Employer 8:30 to 5:30 or Very good starting salary with merit rated advancement, 3714 hr. week, fringe benefits, Evanston Executive Office National Corp. Acceptable preemployment test scores, work or school references required. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300. compre- 6301 Lincoln Av. Morton Grove 965-4700 267-6800 An Equal Opportunity Employer PART TIME own a Laboratories, 8:30 to 5:30 5 day week High school grad with figure aptitude and good typing ability. Previous credit dept. or bank exper. helpful. Excellent opportunity to learn modern new credit department operation. Specifications Pleasant surroundings and hensive benefit program. ‘FULL TIME INTERESTING POSITION AVAILAble in our Packaging Dept. for a woman with good typing and skills and some _ office Service Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Professional Packaging Corp. of America GENERAL OFFICE Engineering International Telephone Sales Development opportunities Customer and Credit Correspondent EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Research and Development (Quality Control) Bio-Medical 107. Help Wanted—Women Business Professional WE HAVE SEVERAL INTERESTING openings for beginner and experienced typists. Some office experience preferred, but not necessary. Good salaries and excellent opportunities for advancement. Classified SECRETARY ment in Pleasant bright, aggressive Equal. Opportunity 24 Hr. Ans. Serv. 332-5210 Excellent posi- ZENITH RADIO 1900 N. AUSTIN 475-3500 ‘Packaging a held at Interviews will be Phone corporate headquarters. Volpe for appoint. 745-3226. 392-1920 Evanston ra has We offer excellent starting salaries in addition to an extraordinary benefit program which includes profit sharing and aaa paid Blue Cross-Blue Shield. STIVERS of. Level rep The selected individual must have some secretarial experience and must possess above average shorthand and ee skills. She must also possess the ability to deal effectively with people. : Suburbs—North Shore Top Pay For A Busy Day andhurst bm and GENERAL OFFICE EYPISTS young woman to join our Engineering staff in our Evanston offices. STIVERS New expanding 107. Help Wanted-—Women Business Professional FOR OUR NEW ENGINEERING OFFICES LOCATED IN EVANSTON Then A Job Can A JOY and SECRETARY Office Workers BE 107. Help Wanted—Women Business 3-3200 CLEANING: SOME IRONING; hours, 4 days weekly. $2.00 per Close to Park Av. transportation. VErnon 5 CLEANING EVERY MONDAY. references. Call VE WOMAN hr _ RECENT LOC | 5-1452. November \e iG 10, ; Ie | �108A Help Wanted Baby Sitters 110 BABY SITTER WANTED 5 DAYS, Permanent, 8 to 5, some ironing. South Evanston. Call after 6 p.m. or ‘before 8 a.m. DAvis 8-1675 TOP PAY Part-time, full time. We Sit Baby Sitting Inc. Call 869-0022. 110 STOCK RELIABLE MAN to run errands —graduate only. Better UTILITY and Professional Training Human Call Mrs. RETAIL SALES 801 Davis St., Evanston R 5-2929 opportunity employer. MAIL ROOM mail in international GD TOP MAN WANTED TO HANDLE warehouse, delivery, some maint. work. Salary open to right man. For appt.—WI 5-1911. Whalen furniture Deerfield. OP ARLE & Gy Has Openings For Men PHARMACEUTICAL to operate train high chemistry. In The Following Areas PROCESSING to feed guinea and care for animals used pigs. Willing to train. TENDER in drug q SHIPPING to prepare OPERATORS equipment used in the manufacture of drug products. Will school graduates with mechanical aptitude and high school ANIMAL pharmaceutical products research, such as rabbits, mice, PACKER for shipment. Willing Light delivery for man or boy with dependable car. Salary $30 per week. Call Mr. Hardy, 677-6235 or 272-4180 to train. PROGRAMMER, DOWNTOWN Experience must _ include in performing reproduce MACHINE PAINTER Assist painter surfaces. to small typewritten MECHANIC HELPER building maintenance jobs to interior EXCELLENT STARTING SALARIES — RAPID PROGRESSION — FREE UNIFORMS—LOW PRICED CAFETERIA WITH FREE MILK AND COFFEE AT LUNCH—SPOTLESSLY CLEAN, UNCROWDED WORK AREAS —NO LAYOFFS IN OUR HISTORY—PLUS THE MOST LIBERAL OF FRINGE BENEFITS. ARE DRAFT (Bvening and Saturday interviews by appointment) Niles Avenue and Searle Parkway Skokie ORchard 3-3200 (2 blocks north of Oakton An pvember 10, 1966 Equal 2 blocks west Opportunity of Skokie Hwy.) Employer Winnetka Rd. An Equal Opportunity COMPANY Top Northfield Employer ELECTRICIAN—FULL-TIME wages North ment. MAN FOR DRILL PRESS AND general shop work. MAN TO HELP IN WHOLESALE TV suvply house waiting on customers and filling orders. Part-time jobs open for men on Social Security who would like to work 3-5 one-half days. MYKROY, INC. 645 Wheeling Road Wheeling 537-0280 112 Help BUILDERS SP MAN WITH SOME WOODCRAFT ‘perience to cut and put tog picture frame moldings. Salary ei 446-2100 (Winnetka). Ask for 1 ipe. Mystik Tape Div. 1700 FRONT if qualified. All work Suburbs. Immediate 724-4556 MAN route WANTED work; use Skokie emplo : oe PART-TIME agency vehicle; Highway, Northbrook, 272 ELECTRONICS TECH., SOME for leading office machine: m turer to work N. suburbs, age car expenses. Call 676-2430. _ Wanted—Men—Industrial MEN Opportunity Calls YOU BAIT? Are you 1A and waiting to be inducted into the military service? Have you been finding it difficult fo secure employment? We would be interested in hiring you for a helper’s job on our night shift, 12 midnight to 8 a.m. in our clean, modern factory. ‘ If you are interested, please apply in person 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. THE BORDEN CHEMICAL We Need Yous: COMPANY Mystik Tape Div. An Ecual Rd. Opportunity Stock Room Northfield Employer Clerks TRIPLE A-l1 OFFICE EQUIPMENT manufacturer seeking shipping and stock room clerk. Fringe benefits include free life insurance policy, paid vacations, periodic merit increases and excellent hospitalization plan. Phone for appointment. DA 8-9400 BR 3-2720 Miss Lemon PROGRAMMER EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Punch Press Operators Milling Machine Operators Drill Press Operators. Stock Selectors Requires 2 years college plus computer programming training and 1 year or more experience programming, compute with tape and/or direct access devices. Fine opportunity for personal development in expanding, new data center. Evanston executive office, nat’l1 corp. Excellent statring salary with merit rated advancement. Full ee benefits. Call C. C. Boyer 8692300. Packaging Corp. of America SALES CAREER Colgate Palmolive Company Toilet Article Division starting salary plus quarterly sales N.W. AND NORTHSHORE SUBURBS Permanent position for man who can take full charge of boy sales crew. If you can work with boys and command their respect, this is your opportunity to earn from $5,000 to $12,000 per year plus a growing future with this established. firm. Your age is no barrier, only your ambition and ability determine your success. For’ more complete details in a confidential interview phone 675-2520 or write Chicago Daily News, Atten: Mr. Walter, 4836 W. Main, Room 103, Skokie, Ill. WE APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays CHEMICAL LAKE Packaging Corp. of America to set up, adjust and maintain machine and equipment used to package drug products. Willing to train beginner with mechanical aptitude. machine BORDEN Position offers unusual future potential in expanding, new data center. Evanston executive office of nat’l corp, Excellent starting salary, working conditions and fringe benefits. Call C. C. Boyer 869-2300. bonus including company participation in retirement, hospitalization, life insurance and investment program. Car and travel expenses furnished. Mail resume to T. J. Reilley 733 Lee St. Des Plaines, Ill. An Equal Opportunity Employer. PACKAGING 3 SR. matter. to operate offset duplicating Willing to train beginner. OPERATOR THE 251-9163 2. WE WILL TRAIN YOU FOR SALES management position, selling drug, food and wholesale accounts. College degree required. Age 21 to 31. Good MULTILITH NEED SNOW REMOVAL. CONTR. or per diem basis. Three par areas, 28 driveways, 500’ p street. me PERMANENT POSITION NO COMMUTING Excellent benefits New modern building 1. 1700 Winnetka INTERESTING WORK PLUS A GOOD future with an established company. Excellent benefits. . EVANSTON PAINT & GLASS Co. Mr. Puls GR 5-0300. organization. Liberal fringe benefits. Hours 8:30 to 4:45. Call or come in ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1600 Ridge : Evanston, Ill. DA 8-0100 2 HOURS WORK EACH MORNING programming for magnetic tape and/or disk. Emphasis either Honeywell or IBM _ equipment. Cobalt, Easycoder or Autocoder, IOCS. An Equal Opportunity Employer Contact Mr. H. A. Tews, Asst. V.P. Sales, DA _ 8-3000 or send complete resume to 2424 Oakton St., Evanston. Business and Professional Near Edens Highway, 4 blocks south of Willow Road. Call 446-4000 for more details or Apply in person. Part-Time record. NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED Good starting salaries with all employee benefits; opportunity to advance based on individual initiative and ability. YOUNG MAN WANTED FOR STARTing position in the finance field. Involves outside collection duties in suburban territory. Company car and all GM benefits. Min. of 2 years college. Call Mr. Carlson or Mr. Hill for appointment. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. GENERAL geet ACCEPTANCE NEW College degree and exposure. to system work desirable. Must have extensive programming experience Accounting Trainees Sales Trainees. Inside Sales Personnel Outside Sales Personnel & CO. INCOME EVANSTON Nationally Known Steel Co. Has Openings for Richard F. Schmitz 117 E. Palatine Road Palatine, Illinois Clerkto handle for an appointment EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. LAKE AV., GLENVIEW An Equal Opportunity Employer Compensation based on_ background, experience, and _ contribution to our company. Send full resume to equal Hays 729-3000 SOOT FORESMAN & CO. Prefer men in their 40s or 50s who are real professionals and who can maintain client relationships at the top level. Naturally a Ph.D. in industrial ‘psychology is desirable, but similar education or training with a successful - business career in these fields will also be considered. An Machine Help Wanted—Men 110° Professional MACHINIST ~ EXTRA CLERK HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE TO USE power cutter and folder machine. Various other duties in promotion ye gs department. Permanent only. . Excellent opportunity to apply skills acquired in the human relations and training fields. Our clients are pre-sold at the top level and recognize the need and value for this training at all levels of their management. DILL-CLITHEROW MAIL Help Wanted—Men Business and MAN Cutter-Folder Relations 110 TO SHELVE STOCK and do lifting. High desired. Permanent ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT needs dependable man to use Bunn tieing machine, to lift mail sacks, to oo mail machine. Permanent only. : Help Wanted—Men Business Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional EXPERIENCE You Will START AT WELL PAYING SALARIES HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO ADVANCE RECEIVE LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFITS Apply Monday thru Saturday 8AM: to 4:30 PM: oe and Evenings, Monday & Thursday Z To 8:00 P.M. HIRE HANDICAPPED PERSONS ONLY REQUIRED | Open Sunday | to 5 P.M. | WORK IN NEW EVANSTON OFFICE close to bus and train transportation or work at home. Our telephone salesmen earn hourly salary and bigh commission selling a product used in every home. Call Mr. Baker, 456-6993 GLASS WORK WILL TRAIN. GOOD FUTURE an established ompeny; Excellent benefits. EVANSTON PAINT & GLASS Mr. Puls GR WITH CO. 5-0300. 5555 W. Touhy AN EQUAL Skokie, Il OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER �10 Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional N. Experience desirable Will train ae WOULD Call, 272-4110 nity of discussing with you the many your available, now opportunities and future prospects with American, program benefits fringe complete our including Health and life Insurance, Profit Sharing and Retirement, Education Plan and Employee Discount. in locations convenient have We Evanston and Lincolnwood with openings for: AND SKI RETAIL FOR SALESMEN sporting gds. dept. Full time, perm., sition. Tack-L-Tyers Sport Mart, 939 Chicago Av., Evanston. oe | e PART - or evening Kleenbrite WANTED HELP TIME pemienence Inc. FOR 30 HRS. A Help Wanted—Men Household 2 3 Help Wtd.—Men and Women 5 day EDITORS NEEDED only. An MATHEMATICS rete or a major with graduate College and recent teaching in math minor experience in elementary, junior high high school. copy write eachers materials. Permanent only. READING-LANGUAGE ARTS College graduate with at least 2 years in experience teaching elementary middle or upper grades to write and s edit copy for students and teacher manual. Permanent only. PSYCHOLOGY : ogram psychology with excellent grades to assist director with correspondence th potential authors, prepare lists of authors, preliminary €xprospective amination of manuscripts. Permanent nly. week, from 9 a.m. Wd. COPYWRITER WRITE TO GRADUATE. COLLEGE for brochures, ads, direct mail in copy or and senior high school mathematics and science. Must have good math and science background. Peranent only. ARTIST IIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE TO DO eyline and paste-up. 1 year _experinecessary. This job design and layout. ’ ~~ PROOFREADER HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE WITH 1 r 2 years college; at least 2 years a proofreading experience reUW. 3 : Call Mrs. Lytle for appointment. 729-3000 e SCOTT ~ FORESMAN = 8 CO. _ For 142 For in Equal Opportunity Central, OR FOR Biller Typists. Good typing speed required. Choose your own hrs, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Minimum of 20 hours per week OR STOP IN AT: AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION ; : _ An 2020 Ridge Av. Ph. 864-6050, ext. 220 Equal Opportunity Employer MAN OR WOODCRAFT WOMAN WITH EXPERIENCE Addelson for aggresopportunity Tremendous young witha women and sive men aggressive comapny. Mgr. Order Mail Mers. cee Furnishing Part Sales Sales Time We offer the finest fringe benefits, excellent starting salary, top commissions. P.M.’s, Blue Cross, Blue Shield, immediate discount, paid holidays and vacations. Pleasant working condition. J. KRUGER & CO. REALTORS HI 6-8350 Employer _ Students - Housewives PHONE Mr. 4-2500 YES YOU CAN We will train you. You can earn $10,000 to $20,000 yearly. Opening for a man or woman in our suburban office, Phone Mr. Kruger. ~ Part Time Openings ; ORCHARD SOME TO CUT and put together picture frame moldings. Sa By open. Call 446-2100 (Winnetka). Ask for Mrs. Stipes. KITCHEN HELP FULL OR PART-TIME - Call Mr. Evanger From 9 to 4, VE 5-4200. For SKOKIE: DELUXE 2 BDRM. OLD Orchard apt., w/w carpeting incl. Swimming pool, free shuttle transp., OR 3-8242, 372-2015 days; 674-7482 eves. BDRM.; 112 BATH; fully carpeted; sublease 2 mo., Dec., Jan. or for 1 year. 272-8930, or 272-8595 after 3 p.m. MODERN EFFICIENCY All electric kitchen. mediately. Call ID APARTMENT. Available im- 2-3747. For Rent—Stores For Sale—Co-op and Offices ft. Apartments 1335 N. ASTOR ST., CHICAGO 6 rm. apt. with 3 bdrms.; 3 baths. Lg. rms. and lg. walk in closets. Air-cond. Laundry facilities. Carpeting and aE i Avail. immed. $21,000. AL 1- bedrm. RANCH bath home BLDG.—GLENCOE 640 VERNON MID & STREY 2-0330 9-0330 1-0330 Northbrook Glenview Wilmette QUINLAN Deerfield 735 Deerfield Road See Highland Deerfield Wilmette Winnetka BUY & TYSON, Realtors—Since can be Rd., Northfield BRoadway 3-2380 HIGHWOOD 226 Green 2 BEAUTIFUL Bay Rd. 432-3933 LANDSCAPED 1% acre sites. Locatedon country lane in area of custom $15,000 - $22,500. built prestige homes. LAKESIDE 457 CENTRAL 169 E. of Wagner) 256-3479 432-6320 H.P. HOUSEHOLD CONDUCTED SALES APPRAISALS, SALES, MARKING BETTY BOUGHTON Call evenings ALpine 1-2477 172 LAKE FOREST 345 AHWAHNEE LN. Custom built ranch; ideal location; priced below cost in mid 30s. Large liv. rm. with fireplace; 3 bdrms.; 12 baths; family kitchen; all thermopane; full bsmt.; screened porch; private patio; autom. garage door; fully improved; low maintenance and taxes; open Sun. 2-4. 234-1681. AVE., Appraisers—Auctioneers— For Sale—Household Goods BEST OFFER—EVERYTHING MUST be sold. 21’ Admiral TV console, perf. cond.; lg. dresser; mirror; 2 match. night stands, all glass tops; Blond oak bar/breakfront; lg. Air King window fan; like new Air King dehumidifier; 2 foam rubber studio couches; lg. lamps, etc. 2408 Greenleaf, Evanston. Sunday 2 to 5. WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE IN BANNOCKBURN? ... and would you like a well constructed six room ranch home. You may take possession at your convenience, now or later. The only reason the owners must sell is they have to be closer to their place of business. A very pretty location with privacy. Lovely sunroom and patio. Beautifully decorated and carpeted - but most of all designed for good family living and opens up well for entertaining. An excellent opportunity for a family that wants good neigh bors, good schools, reasonable taxes - and a good value for the asking price of $34,500. SMALL OLDER HOME FOR SALE $13,500...Just listed and close to Village, trains, etc. Grey shingle with white trim exterior. Glazed entry porch, living room with small sunroom. One bedroom with wardrobe closet. Large kitchen with modern sink and cabinets. Bathroom needs remodeling. Basement and garage. Lot 45x130. Taxes $252. New oil furnace. PIERSEN REALTY 826 Deerfield Rd. 945-1670 20s BRICK AND STONE—3 BDRMS. Delightful ranch on beautifully landscaped grounds in Northbrook’s Sunset Ridge area. Sep. din. rm., full bsmt. and many other extras. Quality IN MID 20s CAL 2-2223 1618 DeLogier Drive Wallace ON 2 ACRES TO SELL = of this VACANT LOTS AVAILABLE FROM 53’ to 63’ wide. Suitable for townhouse or two family dwellings. For information contact... GLENVIEW BUILDERS All Guy Viti, Realtor Realtors 4 BDRM. 2 STORY OPEN DAILY ELSTON facilities? 330 W. Frontage Hillcrest 6-8373 and KAHN of Lake, Property tae in easy commuting distance at rout Valley. Two lots each an acre on a bluff with a gorgeous view, $10,009 each KING’S COURT CORPORATION kitchen Call to AM For Sale—Vacant Professionally possession. KOENIG den Kahn, Professionally cond. air Centrally landscaped with kingsize_ rms. baths, Cy rm., fam. bdrms., Sound floors. parquet and pegged value IN 60s CR PA AL with OWNER BY BROKERAGE DIVISION C. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOC. J-H (N. 161 CAN! 5-0236 Lane Realtors NEWLY LISTED IN FINE ‘ brick Adorable Deerfield. Northeast ranch, 3 bdrms. plus den, din. rm., or 4th bdrm. Lovely kit., att. gar. Early 312 bdrm. | 272-8910 WOULD YOU ENJOY LIVING IN AN area of beautiful hills and wooded valleys where you will automatically have access to riding for miles on Tan Bark riding trails and spring fed trout pools stocked with trout and a huge heated swimming pool and Fox river boating ARE YOU IMPRESSED BY FRENCH styling, just 2 yrs. old and in a beautiful setting on 42 acre? See this 5 & STREY condition. Ravinia 433-4613 MAKE HOUSE HUNTING EASY WITH OUR UNIQUE COMPUTER Just Program Your Requirements You get EVERY HOUSE that fits YOUR NEEDS Sale—Houses KOENIG KAHN—KAHN ful util. For Sale—Houses WHEELING Modern air-conditioned offices available. 2nd floor. Adjacent to shopping center and the heart of town. 537-8880. For CALL in Rentals NORTH MIAMI BEACH—NEW BUILDing, pool, newly furnished apt. sleeps 4. Includes car from now to Jan. 10. Call 328-3333. FINE Rent—Apartments 2 2-6600 251-2170 Vacation decorated. LAKE FOREST: 2 BEDROOMS, beams and brick, small porch, yard, washer and dryer. $160. Call CE 4-7126. SUBLEASE; ID 3 BEDROOMS, 112 BATHS, kit. w/eating area. Full bsmt. $200. Immaculate N.W. AND NORTHSHORE SUBURBS Profitable part-time sales. Work parttime to suit your present schedule in our office or your own home. Pleasant telephone work. Our men and women are averagiing in excess of $2.25 per hour in salary plus commission. Excellent slash with this 90 yr. old firm. For details and interview, phone 675-2520 or send name and phone number to Chicago Daily News, Atten: Mr. Walter, 4826 W. Main, Rm. 103, Skokie, Il. 132 H.P. WILMETTE 158 De Grazia Realty FOR SALE BY OWNER. WHEELING—3 BEDROOMS, 144 bath Town house. Walking distance to stores and transportation. Available immediately. $153. 675-0225 or 282-4151. 152 GLENCOE Built °’57 architect Heeren. De luxe quality ranch. 8 huge rooms. 4 bdrms., 242 de luxe baths. Centrally air cond. Many built-ins—many inclusions. $71,500. 674-0300 NORTHFIELD Office space approximately 400 sq. air conditioned; janitor service. Cc. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOC. 330 W. pt Ba Road Can You Make Money? is ‘A Good Company To Go With— A Good Company To Grow With é Broadstreet s Lost In That Big House? Avenue ee 4th h row Peachtree 2300 PARK 463 Rogers Williams Highland Park . rm.; fam. dishwasher; Immaculate one story brick, 2 bdrms.; family room; .attach. gar., auto. door; fully equipped combin. win.dows; modern kit., refrig., stove; immed. poss. under 30. 110 Central Park, AL 1-1123. $19,500 puts YOU in this beautiful ranch w/gar. ‘SPARKLING CONDITION”’ Big bright rooms. Miss L. RINGER 482 HIGHLAND w/frpl.; ieee WILMETTE paneled office. 2 car gar. 20s. EAST phone <3 13; 3 BDRM. RANCH; L.R. Gee bsmt.; den— | paneled rm.—big kit.—brkfst. VE WALKING DISTANCE TO C.N.W. STAtion, shopping, churches, and the beach. Immediate occupancy. 146 Can You Sell Real Estate? AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION a 2020 Ridge Ave. 864-6050, ext. 288 Call for appointment Houses please ee a Family rm., fully equipped and many handsome features. see. In 60s. House ie appointment irch. Assistants ee 7 Houses Rent—Town Town AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUFPLY CORPORATION ~OLD Rent—Furn. AREA, liv-din. refrig., Adults, LARGE LIVING ROOM, DINING area, 3 good size bedrooms, 21% baths, modern kitcren, full basement. REFOR POSITIONS CHALLENGING interested in graduates cent college job the on Informal administration. training program leading to SuperviManage or Operations Staff, sory, starting nt Excelle ents. ment assignm benefit fringe complete and salary program. Ph. Rent—Houses Spacious Air Conditioned A GOOD COMPANY TO GO WITH A GOOD COMPANY TO GROW WITH EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 E. LAKE AV., GLENVIEW _An Apts. GLENCOE FOR WINTER. 3 BDRM., 2 bath, family room, ranch. Close to transp. $350 per mo. Occup. Nov. 22. Na children or pets. VE 5-1416. 2020 Ridge Ave. Ph. 864-6050, ext. 220 Equal Opportunity Employer Administrative For 143 ence in the above will not lead to ermanent only. to Rent—Furn. MATURE COUPLE DESIRE CLEAN, furnished kitchenette or 2 44 room apartment. Occupancy Nov. 15, duration 4 to 6 months. . First floor, et alg! reasonable rent. Call PO 7- 138 to 5 p.m. These openings are limited so stop or phone NOW for more details. PRODUCTION FL., 1ST GLENCOE, CORNER CHOICE charming 2 bdrm., small den., rm., frpl. Drapes, cptg., stove, washer, dryer. 2 car gar. $275. no pets. HI 6-8870. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION Modern math needed and students for raduate APT. Ses Avail. to respon- HOUSE FOR RENT IN GLENVIEW On 114 Acres. $325 per mo. with yard maintenance. Ranch-style home: 3 bedrooms; 115 baths; large living room with fireplace and sliding glass doors out to patio terrace; new modern kitchen; shower in laundry room; attached 2 car garage. Near schools, park, churches. For appt., call 724-4218 or 724-0476. AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION HEALTH AND SAFETY 7. demaster’s with graduate College gree and 5 yrs. teaching and research xperience to do research in the field or to 135 136 File Clerks of health and safety. Permanent RM. 5 transp. - 726. Customer Service Co-Ordinator Accounts Payable Correspondent Project Draftsman (Arch.) Accounts Receivable Clerk Dictaphone Secretary Clerk typists Switchboard Operator Instrument Repairman Payroll Clerk Biller Typists Catalog Copywriter (experienced) T.W.X. Operator Warehouse Men Model in. picture work, part-time week, framing shop. Call 446-2100( Winnetka). Ask for Mrs. Stipe. Wi EVANSTON: nr. shopping, Evanston e baths; " DREAMS YOUR FOR | sy owner. FOUNDATION A FIRM sible couple to June or Sept. Address The Evanston Review S-866, Evanston, TH. Saturdays. hours and some RETIRED, AN, DELIVERY LIGHT CLERK, DRUG 966-9501 OPPORTU- THE WELCOME pagers og oe ress reliable. : WORK on orien month, per $100 April, to now A Geol convene (gett, | _ view ar mranetn, URE. ee Highlands Northbrook PARE EAD new of part garage, For Sale—Houses 158 m4 FURNISHED ROOM Evanston home, for 1 couple only, from CORPORATION SUPPLY and suite HOSPITAL AMERICAN Automobile Mechanics PA 4-8600 GREENHOUSE 3 SEPARATE For Sale—Houses 158 For Rent—Furnished Apts. 134 Help Wtd.—Men and Women 113. INC. 1884 Lake Forest 650 N. Western Deerpath our victure display Park Herald Villager Life Talk ads: Page 37 Page 37 Page 128 Page 128 Offices also in Evanston, Glenview and Winnetka. & Orth, Inc. REALTORS GLENVIEW SIX ROOM BRICK RANCH HOME In popular Park Manor with full basement, side drive to oversized garage, neled family room off dini well landscaped grounds. White pine room overlooks Frio carpeting, some Geapevias, like new kitchen rade included. Imme ate occupancy-mid-twenties. Will also consider rental. GLENVIEW EAST FOR THE SMALL FAMILY The young or retired couple desiring top quality and prestige location. An elegant six room brick and stone ranch with all large a ates Fire. place in livin room; cozy and spacious family room; birch cabinet kitchen with dishwasher, disposal, be dining area; many extras includin Carpeting and draperies. Lighte flower edged patio with barbecue an fountain. Low, low fifties. oe J Wallace & Orth, Inc. 312 Waukegan Rd. Glenview PArk 4-5600 BRoadway 3-4322 (Office Open Sunday) _ November 10, 19 — �172 For Sale—Household Goods MUST SACRIF. FROM LGE. LAKEshore home. Vast col. fine ptgs.; antiques; furn.; accessories, etc. Very beaut. white. Carara marble bust (head and shoulders); gorg. lge. wood carved Baroque gold leaf mirror, 32’’x 45’ H.; handsome lge. T’ang horse; rare pr. ant. 64’ (circum) paperweights; pr. ant. pink and white justres; Lalique madonna; silver ‘crucifix; magnit. porcealin Della Robia wall plaque madonna, 20 x 24’; unusual ant. sm. FR. safe; demi tasse cups; Dresden; Bisque; Meissen; B & G; Royal Worcester; Rookwood; Paterino; etc., etc. Bombe chests. Boulle. Rare FR. secretary; lige. 4 panel dec. leather screen, $125; other unusual items. Private. 677-0716. MAHOGANY CREDENZA; LG. COLONIAL CHEST OF DRAWERS, 3 lounge chrs.; 1 doz. knives and forks, Wallace; sterling souvenier spoons, $1.50 to $3.00 ea.; 3 pc. coffee set, Reed and Barton; antique doll buggy; Haviland china; wedding ring sugar bowl; lg. sideboard, Toby make; 2 Vic. sofas; 2 single beds w/springs, 1-4 poster $10 ea.; much misc. 1327 Chicago Ave., Evanston. Rummage Sale on Clothing LARGE, UPRIGHT AMANA FREEZer. 15 cu. ft: Excel. cond. Like new. $75. 3610 Grove St., Skokie. Call after 6 p.m., 674-5494. NEVER USED RUST COLORED COlonial style sofa, cost $215, will sell for $185. Evenings and weekends call ORchard 3-3217. WESTINGHOUSE ROASTER W/TIMer, .cabinet. Misc. furniture. No antiques, period, or Oriental. GR 5-5655 CHARMING VICTORIAN HOME TO be demolished. Everything for sale Saturday and Sunday, 10-5, Nov. 12, 13 660 W. Wrightwood, Chicago, IIl. BUY NEW FURNITURE DIRECT from a manufacturers rep. Save 30... to 40 . . . All lines. Custom House Furniture. Mr. Weber. Call UN 4-8983. Wd. to Buy—Hshid. Miscellaneous Apparel and STEAM MIMEOGRAPH at huge discount. Johnson. 181 Wood Fireplace Seasoned $55 ~BOY’S SINGLE BREASTED tweed suit. $10; $65 Cravenette overcoat w/zip-out lining, worn 3 times, $9.50; gray check overct. w/zip-out lin., sz. 16, $9.50. 234-3480. YE OLDE RACKE RESALE SHOP 1508 Howard St., 743-9188. Family wardrobe; men’s clothes 1/3 off. Formal wear; wigs; bric-a-brac; furs. SHEARED CANADIAN FULL LENGTH Beaver. Fine condition. As is or could be dyed. Size 8 to 10. 835-1181. 176 For STAUFFER POSTURE—REST UNIT Relaxicisor; relaxes tense muscles, exercises same without strenuous effort. Used little. Bargain. PA 4-7763. Also 183 and LE POOL and '63 : TYPE WIDE DIST. CHICAGO EV 4-2300 COMPLETE SET Or MATCHED PATTY BERG women’s irons PROFESSIONAL 3 through 9 plus pitching and sand wedges. Reg. price—$86.70. Used only a few times. Will sacrifice for $65 or best offer. AL 4-4300, Ext. 268 days; CR 2-2194 evenings. — 188 Automobile Buy ‘Em With an Auto Loan Corvair 2-dr. 495 '63 Corvair Convert. 193 Motorcycles—Go 1966 HONDA 195 For ON offer. Trailers 1957 DODGE 34, TON PICKUP, offer. Call 272-7124 after 6. 196 Foreign We SET; ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, bookcase, atlas, Webster unabridged dictionary. Like new - cost $500, sacrifice, best offer. 251-7385 BLUE LUSTRE NOT ONLY RIDS carpets of soil but leaves pile soft and lofty. Rent electric sham r $1.00 Deerfield Paint and Glass Co. Wtd. to 10, Sports selection 1966 BEST Peugeot SUNDECK, W/W, 42,000 Teacher, original owner. Dealer carpeted err Volvos 4 1963 Pontiac C&S 780 N. Western COUPE BEST OFFER. BUICK, HIGHLAND PARK IMPORT AUTOS, INC. 1966 VW Sedan, Pearl 1965 VW Sedan, Bahama 1960 VW Convert., 1959 Ghia, 1959 VW convert., Metal Blue 1961 VW Pick-up truck, re-built 1962 Olds White, We Full cars fully specialize line of radio radio White, ’65 new 4 guarantee SPECIAL 1965 DODGE CORONET V/8 auto. trans., w.w., low mileage. Excellen CADILLAC Good 4 DOOR, $175 shape. dents 275-3940 6700. Outboard WHITE Double or scratches. Private party. CONVERT. Eagle First tires, $795. on all Volkswagens and serviced Volkswagens exchange engines 2132 Green Bay and & Rd.— before Porsche sold... Service... transmissions Highland 3-4480 - 448] in stock. Pk., Ill. : No DE 6ion Motors NORTH SHORE MARINE _ OUTSTANDING USED BOAT BARGAIN WITH 1961 75 H.P. RUNABOUT EVINRUDE WITH 1959 35 AND H.P. TRAILER JOHNSON 1959 14’ AEROCRAFT RUNABOUT, EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN H.P. Johnson and trailer. Lots of accessories. $900 value, only 1958 14’ THOMPSON, NEW UPHOLSTERY, revarnishing. Complete fiberglas bottom. 1966 CUSTOM new canvas ued at $950, MADE CAMPER top with sunporch. special price $575. $595 ~ AND WITH $745. 35 ' _ WITH TRAILER, REQUIRES Exceptional buy at only $180: TRAILER, DINES Perfect for fishing : 4, SLEEPS 3. FULL > or hunting trips. Val; 20° CRUISERS INC. MODEL 502 OFFSHORE VACATIONER. THIS boat has won an outstanding reputation for the most well-equipped boat available anywhere. Twin 1964 90 H.P. Johnsons with twin hour meters, | tack, 20 gal. gas tank. This boat must be seen to be appreciated. Phone e for special no trade price. ? Sx EXPERT MOTOR REPAIR. CAN STORE 68 TRAILERABLE BOATS ATS EXCEPTIONALLY REASONABLE PRICES FOR FULL 6 MONTHS, — INCLUDES ALL SERVICES. es PRAIRIE AT WASHINGTON WAUKEGAN DE 6-6700 g “We haven’t “Neither have we. had an ant Ad in months.” Sia l Isn’t that Service - wonderful?” NF o 1g Pet KS ome AeAase $895 DR. cond. 869-4067 after 6 p.m. Car = oie $445 engine ‘| black interior. air. Warranty ‘S | ‘ f= my | Ay SNS _ ae \ iret ~ : SS $395 inspected ID W/Snow BONNEVILLE $795 top “ 4-DOOR heater, $595 TRADE-IN T. R., H. in ’66 SUPER hardtop, white with Full power. Factory $2,995. Call 679-4239. 4 door, heater, P.., $1,295 engine, | windows, low mileage 1-3417 after 6 p.m. $1,495 Blue, red © 30 day All PONTIAC MERCURY z H. CATALINA SKYLARK, Electric new. AL 1960 RAMBLER automatic, Radio, tires. $250. 965-4198. 234-0720 and PONTIAC BUICK dio. like 1960 CAR. CALL AFTER 7 OR SATURDAY. GR 5-6633 256-2030 88, 2 dr. 1966 1962 Forest Boats eae 1960 CHEVY IMPALA 8 CY¥aa: conv., auto., excellent condition. White oe tires, radio. Best offer, Call 44630. Forest 234-0720 1964 201 ni whi, Call 3-3217. door sedan. Low mileage, warranty. Hydromatic, P/S, P/B radio, decor group. 262-8026 LA SABRE, DE LUXE WILDCAT interior and trim. Air cond., p/s and p/b, auto pilot, 6 way power seat, tilt steering wheel. Must sacrifice. Best offer over wholesale price. Teacher’s car. Call GR 5-2838. 1959 500 835- "56 HILLMAN MINX 415 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette convert., USED FORD Lake phage ’65 FORD GALAXIE 500 Large V-8, power, vinyl, extras. | Receiving company car. Meine Call 724-3187 eves. and weekends. Catalina Ave. oe 283” hp. adjust. Steer: evenings and weekends OR DOOR SEDAN, RADIO, HEATER, automatic transmission. Power brakes and steering. ‘‘A Buy At’’ $1,095 MILES. 328-0545 1960 FIAT 600. GOOD SECOND One owner. $200 or best offer. CALL 869-7107 in the Mid West VOLVO NORTH SHORE Pearl ee FORD Lake R. H 1962 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 4 DR. 8 wagon, excellent condition. Also 1 Chrysler Newport 4 dr. h.t., p.s., p. air. 272-7011. Landau Ave. CXL, STK. E 4 DR. BLACK. $995. Call 966-6383 or 251-5893. 1960 PORSCHE Cars of used Thunderbird _ 61 VOLKSWAGEN have the largest Buy—Miscellaneous WANTED IDEAS FOR PEANUT GALLERY If we use your. contribution for PEANUT GALLERY, you will receive a $5.00 check that can be spent with any advertiser in our paper. Con- | testants must be UNDER 14 years of age. Your age, phone, address and choice of advertiser must accompany each contribution. Send to THE PEANUT GALLERY, 1232 Central Ave., Wilmette, 01 November and 1966 1958 16° SHELL-LAKE trailer only $565. ON YOUR BLOCK TO OWN AN air conditioned VW w/ALL other extras, naturally. ’64, low mileage, exc. cond. A conversation piece at only $1,600. DA 8-4145 62 VW, GOOD CONDITION INSIDE and out. Like new battery and tire; must sell. Call 869-8971, 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. $750 or best offer. FACTORY Cost $375, and — are 1959 17” THOMPSON 1501 Waukegan Rd. Glenview PA 4-8600 BR 3-5555 BE THE FIRST SPORT-65 Sale—Trucks X — 1,795 TAMBOURINE MOTORS Carts WHITE, STILL UNDER warranty, 5 months old. asking $250. : 864-1807 1,095 '58 Jaguar 4-dr.MK VIII 395 Tires and Accessories 14” SNOW TIRES MOUNTED Ford wheels, 2 years old. Best Call 272-7124 after 6. 695 '62 Cadillac Convert. 945-6000 Auto $295 345 ‘63 Renault 6 POWER BRAKES AND STEERING. Whitewall tires. New Car guarantee. Sautern Gold with Black Vinyl Roof and interior. ‘‘Only’’ $3,795 234-0369 345 495 495 Authorized WANTED Included C&S '60 Renault Coupe '6l Renault Cvt. 2-top '62 Peugeot-403 Sedan From brakes. 780 N. Western 234-0369 895 795 495 Ist NATIONAL BANK DEERFIELD 192 795 695 Sedan Sedan Sedan Now! CARS interior, seat belts, white walls, radio, heater, padded dash and fully automatic accessories. Driven 25,000 miles. Kept in heated garage. Still originally owned by middle aged couple as 2nd car. Immaculate condition, like new inside and out. A luxury car that’s hardly been used. Best offer. Call weekends, GReenleaf 5-7143 $1,195 995 Las '62 404 '62 403 61 403 Mark to Buy—Automobiles For Sale—Automobiles and Renault 4-dr. Renault Gordine For Sale—Automobiles 1-0185 1961 OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE » 2 door red convertible with white top. Complete with power steering, seats $1,095 Loans Wanted 200 Sedan '64 Jaguar 200 FREE UP. CALL PICK 256-1513 404 '6| '6| Cars AL JUNK Buys of the Week GENUINE, SOLID SLATE TOPS. 6 pocket, automatic ball return. Wood grain, all-Formica or fiberglas cabinets. New 7’ and 8’ tables wholesale— priced at $495 and up. Also available— rebuilt commercial slate top tables from $175. FULLERTON, 199 30 Miles Per Gallon 17-4494 Sports $250. Per Gallon . and 1960 Borgward 2 Door Sedan PEUGEOTS TABLES WORLD Miles Foreign Labor '64 Dauphine 4 dr. '63 Dauphine 4 dr. Factory Wholesale Outlet 2730 W. Mr. Freer and R 8 4 dr. R 8 4dr. R 8 4 dr. stack. PROFESSIONAL MUST SELL 8 PIECE room set, Amana _ freezer; and outdoor furniture; etc. 9 to 5, 122 17th St., Wilmette. MAYTAG ELECTRIC DRYER, 1 yr. old, $100; Walnut dining room set, table-5 chairs, hutch and buffet, $110. Call 272-0655. 77 deliver wood. Sporting Goods Equipment ‘ENCYCLOPEDIAS 1964, 20 VOL. cost $200, sacrifice $35; banquet tbls; bdrm. set; uphol. chairs; sofa; office desk. 251-7385. 1 '65 '64 '63 Sale—Miscellaneous RCA COLOR TV, LATE MODEL Needs repair. Polaroid camera kit, takes color or b/w; Revere 8 milimeter projector; Hi-Fi and Hi-Fi cabinet; fireplace equip.; artificial fireplace; B&H 8 milimeter movie camera w/slow motion; boy’s 26” bike; ping-pong table; GE portable Ly s...inasc, “sat. only <9:-to., 6....921 Greenleaf. Wilm. MOVING dining indoor ‘Friday, 40 Fireplace Wood Will kindling 196 RENAULTS Machines SPEED-O-P RINT supplies; $70 worth VErnon 5-1227. Mrs. Cars Guarantee Parts CLEANER Typewriters—Business Sports Car Trades 100% PRICED AT $200. Call 272-7124 after 6. 180 and New WHOLESALE — RETAIL — PROTECT your Roses and Gardens - We Deliver the following: Well rotted cow manure - Humus - Sand - Covering Hay - Well aged Fireplace Logs - Winter Rates on Tree Removal Jim Beinlich The Firewood King VE 5-1195 Goods Furs Foreign While They Last 2,000 YDS.—ONLY $1.00 YD. INVENTORY CLEARANCE REG. $3.00-$6.00. Ant. satin; sheers: casements; prints; solids; etc. Sew and save $. Bring in measurements. Block draperies. 2821 W. Touhy Ave. at California, Chicago. WANTED: MEDIUM SIZE DEEP FREEZER. REASONABLY PRICED. CALL UN 9-5963. 175 196 Drapery and Other Fabrics LOVE- seat; Chinese incense burners; mahogany table and chairs; Tiffany type and other lamps; gossip bench; end and bedside tables; arm _ chairs; calling card table; long dropleaf side table; dressing table and _ bench; metal card table and chairs; large projection screen; engravings and oil paintings; water color paintings; mirrors; coffee tables; large antique table; chest of drawers; floral decorated tole; odd chairs; tier table; doctor’s scale, chandelier; porch rug; vacuum cleaner; telephone tables. ALpine 1-5515 all week. 173. 179 When you want to put an end to moths, carpet-beetles, ants and any other nasty or destructive insects, call in our experts. Many families use our unique low-cost Service for guaranteed yearath protection. For as little as $22 per year for the average ‘ louse. ct HI 6-6173 HOUSEHOLD PEST CONTROL ~ | — �Sees Future for Gridders Chickerneo By JAN BATEMAN “Notre Dame, that’s where we’d like to see him head,’’ coach John Chickerneo said as he watched the Little Giants’ tower of strength, quarterback Bob Sedik, jog off the field at the halfway point in his last high school football game Saturday. Sedik line goal the found had three times in the first half, on a one-yard plunge, a 23-yard pass, and a fumble. 40-yard runback with a He still had one more frost to him in pass touchdown Highland Park’s 33-6 smothering of Suburban League weak sister Niles East. : “Sedik is the finest I’ve ever coached and an honor student. He should make it, but with just an Ww. RWWNOH League YAR SONWYwWha Evanston Waukegan Oak Park New Trier East Highland Park Morton East Proviso East Niles East Last Week’s Results Highland Park 33, Niles East 6 Evanston 27, Proviso East 6 New Trier East 27, Oak Park 0 Morton East 20, Waukegan 8 oroorcoor Suburban ordinary team it’s hard to get the big schools to take a good look,” Chickerneo said. Chickerneo could afford to think about the future—for his seniors and himself—for there was little present danger from the Trojans, who were staggering toward another winless season. All College Prospects “All of our senior starters could play college ball . . . at the right school,” he predicted, ‘‘Steve Steinberg and Dave Knapp are good prospects, such and Dan a workhorse Kleinman he could be is a small college star.” “But they’re hard to evaluate when they’re so young. Take tackles Shoemaker (Richard) and Conover (Gib). They’re seniors and only 16,’ Chikerneo explained as he talked of the problems plaguing his squads. His Little Giants are not only young, but lean. “All the size is playing in the band,” Chickerneo confided, and he doesn’t foresee any 220-pound football-oriented “Our line has gifts been next weak year. because Highland Park 3 before Chip Mills flattened him. Todd Bonner scored with the game only 49 seconds old. A blocked punt set up the first Highland Park touchdown. Jim Mauck picked up the loose ball on the Niles 30 and lumbered to the 14. it’s so light. And look at our 154pound fullback, Steve Skidmore. I can’t say enough for that kid he’s got remarkable desire, but he’s just too small. He Needed Halfbacks Yet, in retrospect, if Chickerneo could have staked claim on any other league property to help boost his 3-4 record and fifth-place finish, it would not have been meatier linemen he’d have snared. | “T’d take a couple of Proviso halfbacks,” he said, ‘Geman (Stuart) and Barnett (Lee) desper- Sedik guided them in from there with two hand-offs to Skidmore, a five-yard charge of his own and his final one-yard sneak. No More Pauses This was the only time Highland Park paused inside the Niles 20. The rest of the scoring came in explosive spurts from afar which gave the Little Giants rooters, who outnumbered the home crowd, something to warm to on the cold, drizzly afternoon. Late in the first quarter Sedik unleashed a 23-yard scoring pass to Barnett to culminate an 11-play ately needed some backing up. We drive. Sedik illustrated his versatil- just needed more people.” The Little Giants had all the people necessary to maul Niles East, but they got a jolt an the first minute when Trojan Mario Corona fielded the opening kickoff and slithered his way 87 yards to the ity in the second period when he scooped up a Trojan fumble on his own punt and raced 40 yards to give the Little halftime lead. Mills provided thrill when he Giants a a third thwarted 20-6 quarter a Trojan drive inside the 20 with an interception and 82-yard touchdown run back. The Little Giants’ final march began with 3:10 remaining when Lou Gorcheff shot off tackle for 24 yards and Sedik fired a pass to Steinberg for another 24 yards. Moments later Sedik countered with a 24-yard touchdown heave to Steinberg. Statistics HP First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Highland Park Niles East HOW by THEY NE 12 137 123 7-16 3 3-35.3 2 36 13 7 6 0 7 33 138 7-35 3 5-31.4 2 25 7 633 0 0O—6 SCORED First Quarter NE—Bonner, run, 1 (kick Fe AE a POSE My aE blocked).... 6-0 (11:11) nocchi kick wide) Second Quarter HP—Sedik, fumble recovery, 40 (VigNOCCHE KICK). os aoe ee soe 20-6 (8:49 Third Quarter HP—Mills, pass interception, 82 (VigHACK IOS oS a sor ae 27-6 (:09) Fourth Quarter HP—Steinberg, pass from Sedik, 24 (Vignocchi kick failed) ...33-6 (1:58) Dickman Has Six Veterans Thirty-five candidates varsity basketball greeted coach Fred Dickman’s opening whistle when the practice sessions began Monday at Highland Park. Six lettermen will Little Giants improve on as the bolster they 3-11 the seek to sixth-place Suburban League finish last year. Junior Brad expected to Lind, lead 6-5 center, the team is in scoring, with help from 6-3 forward Steve Steinberg, 6-1 Jim Friedman, 6-1 Bob Bows, and two guards from last year’s team, Mike Scornavacco and Bruce Zimmerman. Two feted Some old-timers talk it over at the N Men's reunion. From left are Carl (Gloomy) Erickson, long-time Northwestern trainer who was over the weekend, Dutch Lonborg, Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf, and Burt Ingwerson. See story, page 47. (EPS Studios Photo) Wildcat Freshmen Die by the Pass 19-18 “It’s _fense,’’ tough to Mickey teach Lile was pass de- saying. “It’s the hardest position to play in football. It takes so much work to make a good pass defender.” Left unsaid was the fact that Northwestern University’s freshman team had not had much time to work on pass defense, or anything else, before it entertained Purdue on one of the Wildcat practice fields last Friday. And it was the pass which killed coach Lile’s crew—in both directions—in a 19-18 defeat. Northwestern, in its first freshman start of the season, had built a 12-6 halftime lead in the wintry afternoon, a one-yard plunge by Jeff Rockenbach and a six-yard sweep by Harold Daniels accounting for the scores. Purdue’s __ only Significantly, 44 touchdown had come on a 54-yard screen pass from Don Kiepert to Cliff Jones, who broke half a dozen tackles on the scamper. The second half belonged to Purdue, at least for awhile. The young Boilermakers, who now have won both their starts, marched 80 yards in the third quarter, completing six passes along the way before Don Gatch belted over from three yards out for the score. The extra point made it 13-12, and Purdue came right back after intercepting a pass from Northwestern’s Tom Lis and drove 22 yards for another touchdown. This one came on a nine-yard pass in the flat to Dennis Wirgowski. A pass for two points was batted down, giving Northwestern the chance to win with a touchdown and a two-pointer. The Wildcats almost did it. Lis, who threw accurately to his own receivers when he wasn’t throwing it to the Boilermakers, uncorked a 30-yard pass to halfback Ken The Wildcat frosh host State in their second and game at 10:30 a.m. Saturday. Luxton, NU Pins Sows <5. aes oe 13 Yards rushing ....... 127 Yards passing ...... 151 PASSESE 5 POSS ed ve Fe 9-18 Passes intercepted .. 3 Yards penalized ...... 35 Wn Dies Ss sr Ss 2 Fumbles List 2. i225 1 Northwestern 0-30 2 Purdue Oe Bee who made a diving catch on the 38. Then Tom spiraled a 38yarder to Bruce Hubbard, who pulled it in at the goal. Daniels’ right end sweep for the winning points was stopped, however, but Northwestern got the ball right back by recovering Duey Graham’s onside kick at the Purdue 47. The Wildcats almost made it in, but Hubbard dropped a Lis pass in the end zone and Purdue’s George Dahl finally intercepted at the 1. Northwestern forced a punt, but again an interception ruined things. This one was by former Loyola star Tim Foley, his second of the day. Ohio final Statistics How They PU 14 19 294 17-24 5 45 3 RE 6—18 o—19 Scored Second Quarter — NU~—Rockenbach, plunge, 1 (kick failed) PU—Jones, pass from Kipert, 54 (kick failed) 6—6 NU—Daniels, run, 6 (run failed) .6—6 Third Quarter Waits es ee ee eS CE Te ee 3—12 PU—Wirgowski, pass from Kipert, 10 (pass, $siled) oc; care osehess 19—12 Fourth Quarter NU—Hubbard, pass from Lis, 37 (run failed) rr 9—18 sophomores who probably will remain with the varsity throughout the season are Art Elliott and Kim Hammerberg, both 6-3. Senior David Fell is expected to see some action, as are three juniors who will push for starting spots. . “TI guess this will be a building year,” said Dickman. sure if Bows ‘‘We aren’t will be able to go 100 per cent.’”? Bows suffered a leg injury last year but has_ bee working with weights to strengthen the muscles and reportedly is read to go. ‘“‘There’s no question about Brad (Lind),’”’ Dickman added with smile, ‘‘and I’ve been pleased wit the enthusiasm—but you neve know.” The Giants will open the seaso Nov. 18 with Glenbrook North and will tangle with Wheeling on Nov it! e Dickman will have a new staf working with him this year. Jerr Varland will be assistant varsit coach, Mike Gasper will handle the JV team, Chuck Schramm will lead the sophomores, and John Scorna vacco and Robert Masters wil handle the two freshman squads. November 10, 1966 �Deerfield Sophs Play to 12-all Tie In Grid Finale UU THROUGH THE >" HO ~ * A Tale of Two Golfers score At the time, it was Wiechers’ first start in a professional tour tournament. It will, however, be far from his last. Recently he signed a pro contract with Victor Golf Co.in Morton Grove, manufac- in 1962. on . It will be the game’s next super-star. So do some in this area who know him well. — grade United Will States Golf : Be Back Association’s junior to make it and get his card. And from what I’ve seen as an amateur, he can be a success on the tour.”’ Jovember 10, 1966 THE BEST OF THE REST Iowa, Purdue over Oe: Highland Park freshman A foot- Mauck ie . scored again in the third the first touchdown and Bernard Karabin smashed two yards for the second. The Baby Giants led 12-6 at the half. eee eeee : i eee eee Weekly winner receives a $50 - gift AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT Wilmette, Ill. = ‘. ai | BET a a You a KNOW" By Red Fell - " Here's quite an oddity i M about Notre Dame football . gw -.-- Did you know Notre Dame al oe once went 23 consecutive sea- B ons without gm home game .. losing . The Irish Oct. 21, a @ home gy lost a ee 1905 to ist: Wabash, 5-0, and then never @ @ jost another home game fill g 'EM 2. TIE @ Nov. 17, 1928 when Carnegie _ Tech beat them 27-7... That = loss to Carnegie Tech, by the @ @ way, was also significant for xz another reason because it » . turned out @ home game to be the ONLY =: Knute Rockne ever = | @ lost in his entire coaching g gm career! a m Ever wonder what the record is INDIANA ILLINOIS IOWA Be Co A « in pro football for a passer hav- _ ing the most passes intercepted ™ @ in one game te The feng: a [] MINNESOTA C) . dy of the Cardinale had eight of be} ba 2 certificate to any [] [] LEO NOTRE -] F] mH advertiser in our DAME hs Sra paper. i] ALABAMA Oo UCLA [] [] his CJ i [] Jim Har- intercepted in one game. How many points S| the TENNESSEE a hela @ points in one game, stands as the all-time F | Houston Oilers a @ scored but 49 | lost a m : | m te Oakland 52-49! . . . That reco @ for the most points ever M scored by a losing team in gy ball divided. Mail in this be seen at all offices. @ i'l bet you didn't know that Dr. @ certificate = Sa in this renee ——————_-—_— Entries must be postmarked by 6 P.M. Friday Only | entry per person will be permitted. Last Week's $50 Winner—Gary McAvoy, 126 Stacy, Glenview Advertiser Chosen—Carson Pirie Scott & Co. Total Yardage Guessed—526 Number of Correct Picks—I4 fos any major college or pro foot- | B game. . M@ Abraham Koransky of Highland m Park rated all-American mention gy as fullback at Purdue gift can ‘team score, and still lose a gy football game? . . . In 1963, line will be used ee Village for gp = Cc listed on the bottom (must a passes passer 0 Zz MICHIGAN Phone m 1950 when GEORGIA TECH ARKANSAS C] Advertiser set in @ [] yardage of the 2 teams Mail to: YOU PICK 'EM 1232 Central Ave. ee DIDNT -= PICK LOYOLA ST. PROCOPIUS MICHIGAN STATE WISCONSIN OHIO STATE PURDUE DUKE OKLAHOMA STATE SOUTH CAROLINA PENN STATE SMU STANFORD MISSISSIPPI TULANE | over South Carolina, Georgia | SMU, UCLA over Stanford, res eae Highland Park Frosh Finish at 5-2 Name | over . Nofre Dame over Duke, Nebraska over Oklahoma State, Alabama Tech over Penn State, Tennessee over Mississippi, Arkansas over Georgia over Auburn, Florida over Tulane, Miami over Pittsburgh. as a tie-breaker and if there is still a tie, prize will be form or any reasonable facsimile. Copies of newspaper may “I was real surprised when he didn’t qualify,’ Jim says. ‘“He’s — a real good player. He was all-American three years in a row, so he’s got to be good. \ State The contest is open to all High- Total combined found wealth to put in a word for Finger, with whom he has played -many times. He is certain Sherman will be heard from yet. “He’s still going to school, you know. He cut two weeks of classes to go down to Florida. I think he expected to go down there and just play average and make it, which he could have. But he went down and played terrible. : Ohio g@ gape g Yardage ite with Dann. He also is the reigning Trans-Mississippi king. Wiechers, incidentally, takes time out from rolling in his new- a cinch THE BIG TEN State over Indiana, aginst Niles East 18-6 last Satur-| day. Joe Mauck plunged one yard for Tie-Breaker [] NORTHWESTERN’ tourna- and the Western Amateur titles, which makes him a particular favor- he’s the THE PREPS Procopius. St. next Thursday. Boys may enter as many times as they want, but will have to pay 25 cents each time. [] [] [] [] [ [] [ [] [] [] [ C] [] [] ment, and he is the only man ever to win both the Western Junior ‘After this year, over A football bet you can’t lose nothing to tarnish the image. Sherman Dame quarter, this time on a 19-yard run, ‘he final scoring play of the day. Attitude since a golf writer in his home state fancied a resemblance several years ago. Jim, who is a personal friend of the Ohio belter, has done the Notre ‘Michigan over Northwestern, Michigan Minnesota, Illinois over Wisconsin. 12 and under will use the YOU The 22-year-old Californian has been compared with Nicklaus ever won at Leo, @ game! “The money is so big right now that I’ve got to try it,” he says. “If I make it, I’m set for life. And I wouldn’t try it if I thought I couldn’t make it. You’ve got to have that attitude or you’re in bad shape.” has boys over CERTIFICATE Wiechers, who has played at North Shore in Glenview and Knollwood in Lake Forest, among other Chicago-area courses, is confident, although he is quiet about it. He knows why he has turned pro. He : Loyola other golf experts on the tour.” consistent winner school “ae : Things don’t upset him terribly. This is why I think he’ll really be might — The whole ball of wax: think he takes his losses as well as his wins. He just has the winning attitude. Duke ball team moved its season record to a final 5-2 total with a victory make it as a pro. And anytime you put it in play with the pros and can play with them, like Jim did in the 1965 Western, if you can hold it together there, this is very impressive to the pros.” a good, Elsewhere, will use the regular10-foot basket. The event will run from Friday to SUCH Howard Gill of Wilmette, the publisher of Golf Digest and a close friend of the Wiechers family, declares, “I think he has a terrific future, because he’s got the proper attitude toward the game. He & to South Bend to meet Notre Dame. n Golf Marshall Dann of Glenview, executive director of the Wester has Association, says, “I don’t see how he can miss. He’s big and tremendous power. And he’s very imperturbable. This is a quality that sure helps. There are very few top-notch amateurs who don’t The Winning play- should beat Minnesota for the is not too deep. second-only-to- His His new sponsors significance. contract has some Nicklaus help. much need and Purdue roses if the snow will win the turkey. pro tour buoyed Wiechers now can face the meat-grinder of the won’t mean he by the knowledge that finishing out of the money putts. six-foot those on help to has This night. doesn’t eat that should Northwestern, wood and Highland Park boys. The boy with the most successful shots to survive the In that same test, one of the candidates who failed He’s on his way n. Evansto of Finger n Sherma was cutoff 39-man earn his degree. back to the University of Southern California to balance. bank a in make strokes few a nce differe the is Which Wiechers as well stay home. It would be a lot less painful than a trip — 5, In the Big Ten, Michigan looks too tough at home over Little Guys basket and boys over 13 to fortune his way Finger Doesn’t Make that finished the season with a record of Boys . . and probably fame. Not In high school action, Loyola should advance in the offs over Leo. the season total to 153-48-5, a .761 percentage. each boy attempting 25 shots. of the University of Santa Clara, tied for third in the was ble. Deerfield scored later in the same period on a 38-yard pass and run play from Whitaker to Bob Hetlinger. Coach Mike Penrod’s gridders Highwood Community Center. The shoot will be in the form of a free throw shooting contest, with Jim, a 6-1, 210-pounder who is a marketing graduate and Only New Trier East, happily, and St. George, unhappily, refused to go by the forecast in 27-6 week which boosts for quired to survive a rookie indoctriJim Wiechers nation school and a 144-hole tournaFla. Gardens, Beach Palm in ago weeks two ment ee The Spartans scored in the third quarter following a Warrior Fum- A turkey shoot is being planned Wiechers, like all potential newcomers on the Professional Golfers Association money caravan, was re- tournament had from cooperative high school teams. In Foul Shooting age since Jack Nicklaus hit the tour marathon plateau, but it probably isn’t to be. Help can no longer be . Boys to Compete pack- financial attractive at 6-all. 1-6-1. turer of the PGA golf club and equipment, which provides Jim with most Delusion of grandeur set one to thinking about the .800 — threw a pass to Bob Gullen in the end zone for a touchdown to tie the — his is the story of two golfers, one of whom has made it...and has it made. The other hasn’t.. . yet. Jim Wiechers was in town the other day. He’s the Atherton, Calif., star whom North Shore golf fans will remember as the amateur who tied for seventh place in Chicago’s Western Open tournament a year ago. the But Not to .800 Deerfield’s sophomore football team played to a 12-12 tie last Saturday against Glenbrook North. With just two seconds remaining in the first half, Keith Whitaker = Se a THE in 1926-27. es FELL COMPANY ; x Highland Park. cd wid | Glencoe wionere rc] eEEEiELEle “Te | @ - oe 3 ; �Sonza-Novera Regains First Place . In Cuore Arte Mixed Bowling Loop Giant Soph Gridders Rip Sonza-Novera ART BELANGER whe ? 21-0 last Saturday careful it into the movies, and their roles undergo | crutiny by the critics. - that show the good and bad plays of 3 the past week’s game. One of the photographers in this area is Ed Baker, baseball coach at Glenbrook South who takes movies of the Titans’ grid action. “T used to coach football and have always been interested in photography,” says Baker, “so I’ve been shoots Ed varsity games and usually about half Baker of film The Highwood Mighty Mites, victors in a recent baseball series Baker does not have to be concerned with the processing. Most high schools use the same firm in Chicago with Trenton, Tenn., have received another challenge. The challenge comes from a Cuban team in Miami, Fla., which has invited the Highwood Little a reel will use He contest. the preliminary of _ per half in the varsity tilt, which is 800 feet total. or that, and the movies are returned in less than24 urs time. - Coaches, like many sports writers, have to work on most ‘Sunday since that’s when takes place. DD vacation. Highwood Walt Sherman, Learn cks, and opponents can look for more chasing in the future. - Evanston has come up with a spectacular performer on the sopho- but makes his style of running n brighter. The 155-pounder shows a ; lot of poise for a high school sophomore. ‘runs with his eyes on the opposing tacklers and has learned to use STLING COACHES AND OFFICIALS have can Association : Si _ tL IS NOT UNCOMMON meeting alma maters with nomina- tions for Sports Illustrated’s Silver Anniversary all-America awards. He was a varsity center at Pennsylvania in his senior year. Charles D. Clawson of Riverside also was nominated for the award. is a graduate GOLF SHOP Evanston Golf Club 4400 of Northwestern, where he earned nine letters while playing for the school’s football, basketball, and track teams. ATTENTION! not Big Winter Dempster St. Evanston, Ill. SPECIAL yet center funds DESIGNED FOR FAMILY FUN FOR YEARS TO COME! We have 28 tables left. 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All the Kits need is to have 195-pound Dwight Jones velop into a good fullback from the sophomore squad. 40% OFF Johnny Revolta's Golf Shop Do Your Christmas Buying Now of Pennsylvania, is among the excollege football players honored by Openings are available for about 25 boys and girls in the Deerfield more team named Carlos Matthews. His record of 26 touchdowns for the season, most on long runs, is sressive enough, have Youngsters been struck by a long touchdown run from the speedy Wildkit his future high series of 459. Mary Jane Vaznonis had 443 and Tillie Venturine 440. Malcolm N. Smith of Highland Park, a graduate of the University could be appropriated. football team this season has OF EVANSTON’S officials no city or community problem. e also lives in Deerfield and his son competes there on the wrestling nd cross-country teams. TANY A FOE Koopman rolled a 201 game. For the ladies, Joanne Baehr had decided if the challenge will be accepted. Money for the trip, estimated at $3,000, would have to be raised through donations, since’ AKER WENT TO the Glenbrook South-Deerfield freshman football game with mixed emotions recently. aker lives in Deerfield and his son plays for the Warrior squad. at is in second both to play ways—on offense and defense—but at Chicago Latin it’s a neces- North Shore Country Day met Latin two weeks ago and the Chicago team came to Winnetka with only 16 players. ywever, that was an increase of three from the week before and - from the week before that when Latin was forced to forfeit to | 513. Koophigh. Joe Leaguers to play a five-game series in Miami during the Christmas of the film-watching South’s athletic director, shares the same Roman’s 518 and Matt Baldwin man’s 210 game was Smith Nominated For Grid Award Mighty Mites Get Another Challenge the of play every at Niles. and place with 20-16 and Moraine Grocery is in third with 1842-1742. Tom Giaimo’s 548 was high series for the men. Bob Koopman rolled He doing this for the past three years.” Baker Gus The team finished the season with a 4-3-1 record, the winningest sophomore team since 1953. Sam Bertucci ran seven yards for the first touchdown and Steve Olson ran for the extra point. Niles gave up a Safety in the second quarter to make it 9-0 at the half. Bertucci scored his second touchdown in the third quarter when he ran from the 10. The final score came on a pass to George Abrahams which covered 58 yards. The critics are the coaches who have come to rely more on the films . 25%-10%. The Highland Park sophomore football team won its final game of the season by downing Niles East housands of high school football players have made holds first place in the Cuore Arte Mixed bowling league with a record of Niles East @!4; DAVE SCHULTY Landscaping You are cordially INVITED to ATTEND OUR OPEN HOUSE FINEST INDEPENDENT Automobile and SUNDAY, NOV. 19th 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Truck R EPAIR CENTER Refreshments will be served od | Morgan Park Academy. ? “We started the season with 18 boys,’’ says coach Art Davis. ‘‘We had 15 before the Morgan but five were game, Park so we injured iad to forfeit.” Latin has 69 boys in the school. Do they have a frosh-soph program? “No,” says. Davis. “We average about 18 boys a year out for foot- ball. We take them from grade any level...We’re to see just glad mam * Nn) ‘OST AREA SCHOOLS have a doctor in attendance at their MARCHING BAND of Loyola Academy appeared on the 4 field for its half-time show two weeks ago in colorful new uniforms. It was quite a change from the former appearance of the and members in school sweaters. Ken Bartosz is the director. GERBARD, m agra tems Coarse 4332158 LIVE football games these days, but Highland Park may have a record for longevity by a team physician. *, Walter Reich has completed his 20th straight season as team JFIHE ie a ai ERNARDI'S AUTO REPAIR CEN 2666 Waukegan Tuneups Ave., Highland Park ©@ Brakes @ Transmissions (Across from Highwood @ Wheel Alignment & Balancing TER Radio) @ 433-2158 Air Conditioners �ANATOMY OF A DEFEAT Gopher Loss a Mirror of Wildcats’ Season By LARRY DENNIS Sports Editor FUOUUAQUOOAYEOTTUEOAAUEOAUGEEUAEEEUUUEEULEEAAUEUAAE AANA In retrospect, a cross-section analysis of Northwestern’s 28-13 football loss to Minnesota last week only mirrors the Wildcat season as a whole. Item: A brilliant third-down-andshort-yardage call at Minnesota’s Ground-Up 3 Northwestern First Yards Yards Passes Passes Punts downs rushing passing — intercepted Fumbles Fumbles lost Yards penalized Northwestern Minnesota 28 while Northwestern was driving toward a tying touchdown early in the second quarter produced a long pass headed for Roger Murphy and Six points. But it fell just inches short into the hands of a Gopher, the second of three interceptions which killed Wildcat marches dur- - ing the afternoon. “Just poor throws,” said quarterback Bill Melzer. ‘It just wasn’t How 5-7 3 2-35 2 1 20 0 FY 7d. 3 1 38 13 ee They NU—Gates, pass kick) NU—Campbell, from plunge, UM—Wilson, run, Vg lnc a Choa eee 17 Alex Agase. 5 1 pls (kick (Barle, TTT kick) cee “I tripped over Clark afterward. coach Melzer, (1:03) ih 28-13 (12:29) TT TTT T TTT TUTTI THT his foot,” said Item: Northwestern was still in the contest at 21-13 early in the fourth penalty quarter when advanced a face-mask Minnesota into good field position at its own 39. On the next play, halfback John Win- Item: The Wildcats had Minnesota in a third-and-15 situation on that very occasion when Gopher quarterback Curtis Wilson, known more for his running than his passing, heaved the football to Ken Last, who was alone in the end zone because defender Phil Clark had sprawled to the ground. N Men termute hit the line and fumbled, but Wilson scooped it up and swung wide for 34 yards to the Wildcat 27. Three plays later he scored from the 17. “fT couldn’t play,” Tubbs. Item: said believe that defensive Minnesota got fumble end its Bob second The talk was of old times at the N Men’s dinner last Friday, and the memories rushed back for more than 200 lettermen of Northwestern University. The 1931-33 basketball teams and the ored. 1941 football Cage team were hon- coach Dutch Lonborg aide who was an assistant coach of the ’41 team. Other Speakers Other speakers included Robert Mackey of Chicago, retiring president of the N Men’s Club; Wildcat football coach Alex Agase; Steve Sawle of Lake Forest, who inducted the Associate N Men; John Carmi- be recognized. chael, sports editor’ of the Chicago some present-day realities cropped up a time or two, like when retiring athletic director Stu Holcomb was talking about past Northwestern domination of the Big ie ‘You’re not going to have these situations as long as we have the academic standards of - which you’re so proud,” he warned the N Men. But he declared, “‘We belong in the Big Ten, and we’re going to stay in the Big Ten.” “T don’t know how Northwestern maintains its position in the Big Ten,’’ Waldorf told the group. ‘“You have problems, and it’s only through the devotion of men like yourselves that you maintain the position you have. “Tt was a privilege to coach at a great university,’ said Waldorf, former California coach and now a scout for the professional San Francisco 49ers. “You men are Northwestern University. Her future is in your hands. And her future is in safe hands.” Lonborg, retired athletic director at Kansas University, gave his thanks for the honor plaque award- ed to him. Also honored was Burt Ingwerson, former Northwestern aNovember 4 10, 1966 4¥C ~ 4 Arbor this week and Illinois at home in next week’s finale without prophesying doom. Still, even Alex admitted after- ward ‘“‘We’ve had some things go against us.” ‘We did get the breaks,” said Minnesota coach Murray Warmath. “If Northwestern had gotten all-the breaks we did, we would have been in trouble.” ; There were other factors, of course. Minnesota was a_ good football team, now 3-1-1 in the Big Ten race and spurred on by the SE Lat (4-3) Michigan (192) Clancy (228) Phillips Loukas (215) Rudnay (221) LG Cc 220) Hanna (220) Dayton Gunstra (225) Ziolkowski (228) Banaszek (228) Melzer (183) Campbell (200) RG RT TE QB LH Kurzawski RH (180) 178) FB McCambridge (227) Gunstra (225) Ramp (215) Proskine (214) Bailey (220) Hribal (216) Sipp (185) Vidmer (215) Detwiler (215) Fisher DEFENSE LE ue Sie MG (218) War (237) Porter Tubbs (215) RE (217) Stincic Cornell (196) LB (200) Dehlin Koranda (217) RLB (218) Nunley oyne (190) RB (183) Rowser Clark (208) LH (185) Sygar Garretson (202) RH (180) Bass Hampton (191) Ss (192) Volk Coaches—Alex Agase, Northwestern; Bump Elliott, Michigan. Kickoff—12:30 p.m., Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Mich. Broadcasts—WEAW, Chicago, 670; Evanston, ABC-TV, Ch. 1330; Woody Campbell, was « best running back in the Big Ten.’ “Y'd had any kind of day at a There have Melzer d 7 ee A Bright Ray . was brightness run,” a ray or two of on a cold, drizzly day. Cas Banaszek, everything Northwestern’s do- co-captain, completed the first pass of his career, on a fake punt snagged WMAQ, who scribed by Warmath as “maybe tl we could clared. (214) Rosema (225) Williamson (225) Miklos RT nice, but we got behind and had throw it out the window,” sa situation. eight And passes Murphy to move within one of Paul Flatley’s sin 7. prospect of Saturday’s Rose Bowl showdown with Purdue. With Wilson (101 yards), Wintermute (86) and Hubie Bryant (63) virtually unstoppable on the ground, the — Gophers controlled the ball enough that Northwestern never could’ season record of 45. But he wasn celebrating afterward. ae “Ordinarily I’d be pretty h appy, but not now,” he said. Northwestern even got a break two or its own. A fumbled punt | the Minnesota 28 led to the Wildcats first touchdown, a five-yard catch up after Minnesota’s 39-yard flared pass from Melzer to Larry touchdown drive following the first interception of a Melzer toss. And To Time for Running This meant that Northwestern was unable to operate a ground Gates which came their second 10 plays later. score came ¢ one-yard Campbell dive after a Minnesotan had interfered with Kurzawski on a pass into the e zone. le 4 Realities and Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf, boss of the footballers then, were back to But at Ann “Our inside stuff was going real | Northwestern (2-5-1) Murphy (180) Brlas (246) Talk of Old Times... And Some Modern 1966 Michigan Starters McKelvey (222) to talk about bad luck, about jinxes, about the ironies of fate. He cannot afford to foster this type of thinking in his players, his staff, or himself. It is difficult enough preparing for game which had looked like it could go against the Gophers. _ OFFENSE His Optimism Is Strained Agase is an optimist. He refuses QUARTER Item: Northwestern was trailing just 14-7 when Chico Kurzawski took the second-half kick back to the 28 and fumbled it over to the Gophers. “Anytime you make a mistake, it understated Scored halfbacks and a man who rarely makes a mistake, made one. “I read the wrong coverage,” Clark explained. “I thought the flow was coming toward me. I started toward the flats, and then it was too late.’’ But that’s the way things have _ been going this year for Northwestern during a 2-5-1 season in which seven regulars have been lost for the campaign and several others have been sidelined temporarily with injuries. (4:09) FOURTH Fe help,’ 6 O@— deed FIRST QUARTER UM—Cornell, run, 2 (Barle, kick) Soe Fant Rk See ee a 7-0 my day. I played terrible.” doesn’t 7 260 48 1 4-35 by Probable one of the country’s top defensive. Minnesota 16 68 147 HNUUYVEELUSUOOENEEOUAYOOUUUVEELAQUEUUAOEEUUUO UAT touchdown on an eight-yard pass from Wilson to Last when Clark, Wildcat ¥ Daily News; Ray Evans of Northbrook, chairman of N Men’s Day; Saul Farber of Niles, and Nelson Culver of Deerfield, co-chairmen of the basketball reunion teams; Joe Reiff of Oak Park, all-American center on those teams; Don Clawson of Riverside and Bill DeCor- revont of Chicago, co-chairmen of the 1941 football team reunion; and assistant athletic director Waldo Fisher, who presented the slate of 1967 officers and directors. Nowicki New President Robert Nowicki of Northbrook the incoming N Men’s is Club presi- dent. Sawle is the president of the N Men’s Associates. Vice presi- dents include Donald McRae, Richard Coldren, Donald Stonesifer, and William Nott, all of Evanston. The treasurer is Sidney Richard- son of Glenview. The secretary is of Wildcat News, George Conn of Riverwoods is in charge of publicity, and Louis Nusinson of Chicago is in charge of special arrange- PRE ments. ° Directors of the club: HIGHLAND PARK—PRESTIGE BUILDING Office Suites Available—Private Parking Robert W. Christensen, Chicago; Donald Clawson, Riverside; Nelson Culver, Deerfield; Bruce DeSwarte, Evanston: Robert Ehrhart, Evanston; James Evans, Wilmette; Ray Evans, Northbrook; Waldo Fisher, Wilmette; DeWitt Gibson, Winnetka; Leonard Golan, Winnetka; Stuart Holcomb, Evanston; Norman Korff, Glencoe; Kenneth Kraft, Evans-ton; Lawrence Kurka, Mt. Prospect; Robert Mackey, Chicago; Dallas Marvil, Western Springs;. Donald Mnichowicz, Oak Park; Arthur McIntosh Jr., Barrington; Ernest Nordstrom, Wilmette; Pat O’Brien, Northbrook; Charles Palmer, Flossmor; Thomas _ Roche, Chicago; Edward Spoerer, Chicago; George Sundheim, La Grange; John Ward, Bannockburn; John Winter, Evanston; Dr. Hale G. Parker, Three Rivers, Mich. (honorary); Harry L. Wells, Evanston (honorary); and Dr. A. V. Thorsen, Winter Park, Fla. (honorary). JENNINGS CHEVWAY With an Eye to the Future! CALL JIM KEMPER 729-1000 Waukegan Rd., Glenview, me BUY NOW—raise your family in this 4 plus bedroom home with large living rm., dining rm., Den and modern kitchen. No chauffeuring for ‘NATIONAL LEASING AND RENTAL SYSTEM OF CHEVROLET DEALERS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS AND TRUCKS 1723 | Robert Will of Naperville. Walter Paulison of Evanston is the editor Mom, walk to schools, town, train, etc. \ and move to the farm! See this one today! Se Ill. library, LATER—build that 6 apt. building lot is ZONED FOR—or sell for a profit : Kealty 716 Central Ave., Highland Park ID 3-0210/211 {fh �Warriors’ Kay Gets a Title Bath The team had earned the right to - dropped out of football as a junior give the coach a shower. He, but had decided to try for the fullback position this year. Marc Toma, a transfer student from Kansas, had played quarterback the assistant coaches, and everyone the boys could get their hands on were given the traditional wetting down —clothes and all—when before being slotted for a halfback the team returned to Deerfield High with the equipment. “This was the finest team Deer- field has ever had. There was no one outstanding player on it, just a job at Deerfield. The running of both was instrumental in Deerfield’s success. But the biggest question of all was whether Jeff Mason could Central Suburban League HOR had completed a perfect 8-0 season. Deerfield Niles West Maine South Glenbrook North Glenbrook South Niles North Last Week’s Results Deerifeld 21, Glenbrook North 0 Niles West 26, New Trier West 19_ Maine South 2, Niles North 0 Arlington Heights 46, Glenbrook South 13 URW Coach Doug Kay of Deerfield’s Warriors took a shower Saturday after his team defeated Glenbrook North’s Spartans 21-0. He didn’t exactly take a shower. It was given to him by a sky-high team that had clinched its second consecutive Central Suburban League football championship and handle the quarterback assignment. “T think Jeff’s play at quarterback this game and all season has been outstanding,’’ coach Kay said. Mason, in the shadow of all-stater John Lindquist, had played just three or four minutes at quarterback all last season, he noted. “Today Jeff suffered a rib bruise early in the game, and throwing hurt him. Still, he showed a lot of poise out there,” the coach added. ornnwnas lot of good athletes who made up the team,” the coach said. “I knew we would be a good team, but we needed some solidification,”’ he said. By that he meant there were a number of starters in key positions whose game experience was limited and who were question marks at the beginning of the year. For example, Bob Katz had By HAL SCHWARTZ Poise: that’s a word that means completing 8 of 10 passes for 130 yards and all three Deerfield touchdowns. He had 12 TD passes this year, compared to 13 by Lindquist last season. The first TD pass was a 10-yard toss in the first period to split end Al Zaeske. The other two were to tight end Phil Becker, one in the third period covering 61 yards and the last score in the final period traveling 22 yards. Dan Field booted the extra points. Mason said that the key to the team’s success all season was all the plays,’ Mason said. He noted; for example, that in Saturday’s game the defense ‘knew every time what Glenbrook would do in their formations and where they would try to go.” Statistics Dfld First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes intercepted Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Deerfield Glenbrook its ability to work together as a unit, with each player giving out 100 percent. “But the main part of it was coach Kay. He worked us and got us up for each game and he called 6 78 48 6-17 0 4-34.8 0 40.5 7 0 7 000 N. HOW GBN 9 134 130 8-10 by 0 4-2. 0 55 THEY #7—21 00 SCORED First Quarter Deerfield—Zaeske, pass from Mason, 10 (Field, kick) 7-0 (4:18) Third Quarter Deerfield—Becker, pass from Mason, 61 Citteld: hier ee ead 14-0 (10:14) Fourth Quarter Deerfield—Becker, pass from Mason, 22 (Field, kick) ee 21-0 (1:44) Es Coach Doug Kay gets a ride on the shoulders of his championship-winning Warriors. (Merner Photo) Sivianiets Three Lettermen Return W arriors Ruin Mark For North Deerfield Looks for Stronger Cage Showing Later in Year In what was supposed to have been a defensive battle between a Fourteen varsity candidates were on hand Monday when coach Ron O’Connor met his basketball team for the first time. Three lettermen from last year’s squad will bolster the Warriors as they prepare for Central Suburban League competition. Jerry Carper (5-11), Tom Mroz (6-0), and John Dezeil (6-2) are returning seniors. In addition, Ned Gardner (6-7), and Phil Becker (6-0) will move up previously unscored upon Glen- brook North freshman team and a Deerfield squad only points, the six trick with that had Deerfield allowed turned a 26-6 victory. Three of the four Warrior touchdowns were scored on long gains. Steve Homma scored the first marker for coach Carl Eichstaedt’s eleven. his Ed Mount got the second, 14th of the season. The final two tallies came Mandler. The set up another by final score was Nelson to Mandler bomb which covered 40 yards. Bill Bell bulled over from nor said, “‘but we should get rolling as the season progresses.” He expects Maine South will be the team to beat in conference from last year’s JV squad. Gardner is the tallest member of the team and will probably be the center. Rich Kadison, Deerfield’s junior varsity football team won its last game of the season last Saturday by downing Glenbrook North 27-6. The JV’s obtained their second consecutive conference champion- freshmen their first league title. ship with the victory. The team a 5-11 senior, may be a starter later in the year, but Deerfield Jayvees Bob Widmer, Bruce Fritzsche, and Jim Hart led the defense. The victory gave the Warrior the 4 for the score. 48 out for at least three weeks. “‘We’ll be slow starting,’’ O’Con- as the result of passes by Mark Nelson. The first was a 40-yard heave to Guy he has a becker hand and will be play. - O’Connor intends to play a run- ning game to take advantage of the speed on the team. The Warriors will open the season next Friday at Lake Forest. Clinch Laurels was undefeated in league play. Jim Wheeler scored the first touchdown a five-yard run, Scott Jacobs converted. Bob Nannini intercepted a pass in the second quarter and raced 60 Mike Patrick picked up a Glenbrook fumble and ran 28 yards for yards for the third TD. The final score for the Warriors came when Mike Morkin recovered a fumble on the Glenbrook 30. Bill the second marker. Mulkey scored on a pass. Take Loss In Opener The Deerfield Community Swim- ming Association team began competition in the Chicagoland Conference on Saturday by taking a 296- 192 setback from the Melview Swim Team of Melrose Park. The next meet for Deerfield will be Nov. 26 at 2 p.m. in the high school pool against Oak Park. Four other meets are scheduled. Deerfield’s first places against Melview were recorded by Kathy Aaron, Cheryl Sue Spelius, Diane Strate, Michaelene Kane, Eddy, Debbie Eston, Barb Phillips, Pam Strawbridge, Bonnie MacMillan, Bob Clewlow, Keith Griffiths, Ed Kieffer, Randy Kowtz, Karen Gendron, Sue Kinter, Marianne Clewlow, Sue Jacobson, and Paul Najt. Youngsters interested in joining the team can report to high schoo during any practice session, which are held from 6:30 to 7:20 p.m. o Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. 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Title A name given to the resource Deerfield Villager | Thursday, November 10, 1966 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Deerfield Villager Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Deerfield Villager Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 11/10/1966 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DPL.0007.001.1050 https://archives.deerfieldlibrary.org/files/original/f1c05028f7629ca8d8d7be399a67b203.pdf 6681388f8013cadb8b6b258d805b2578 PDF Text Text Deerfield-Riverwoods ORT | ART ~ November 25 Also Serving»Bannockburn, Lincolnshire and Riverwoods THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1967 AUCTION 15 CENTS �THE SINCE 1884 NORTH SHORE'S “ Quinlan. LEADING and REAL ESTATE LYS FIRM HOMES Te, APARTMENTS IA,, Inc. INSURANCE O res Oy wero FINANCING REALTORS OFFICES ALSO IN EVANSTON, GLENVIEW-NORTHBROOK, WINNETKA & LAKE FOREST D f; [ DAY { ... 735 OPEN DEERFIELD MONDAY ~——— THRU PHONE WI 5-3750 AND NIGHT SERVICE ROAD SATURDAY, 9:00 HIGHLAND PARK Custom Colonial ranch on wooded 114’ x 177° lot. Paneled rec. room with stone fireplace in full basement. Second fireplace in living room, Separate dining rm. Two bedrooms, large paneled family rm. (or third bedroom). Quality construction. $34,500. ‘TIL 5, SUNDAY, 10 ‘TIL 5 2-STORY PERFECTION You'‘ll love the decor that complements this outstanding bdrm. colonial. Spacious and lovely describes the antia elm family rm., the kitchen with stainless steel built-i planning desk and separate breakfast area. Formal dini rm., central air-conditioning, 2 fireplaces, and 900 sq: patio. 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Lake County's Largest Savings & Loan Serna The North Shore For Over Forty Years WAM GUAAI . pr} Assets Over $52,000,000.00 S a 745 DEERFIELD ROAD DEERFIELD, Hours: Mon., Tues., Sat. — 8:30 to & LOAN ASSOCIATION in multiples of $1,000, $7,000 minimum, (2% over passbook rate) Certificates issued for a period of three one year. Certificates, Bonus 12:00; ILLINOIS Thurs., Fri.—8:30 PHONE: to 4:00 Fri. eve. — 6:00 to 8:00 Closed Wednesday Windsor 5-2550 & oO) SAFETY OF vYOuUR SAVINGS �Sona eS Deerfield Villa ger ~ VOL. II, NO. ALSO 18 THURSDAY, RIVERWOODS NOV. 16, 1 S in Financial Sehools | LINCOLNSHIRE, BANNOCKBURN, SERVING ..- 113 May Up Rates By MELINDA The High Monday School The board acted after studying a report from Supt. Karl Plath which projects a UPP District 113 Board $1,422,000 deficit in the education fund and a $335,000 deficit in the building night directed its administration to study the need for tax-rate increases in > increases are needed, they also will recommend a date for a referendum on the proposals. The administration report will be given to the board Nov. 27. study that probably will lead to be approved by voters. last levied under a new state law The cents district cannot without levy more voter approval, than the education fund,” 25 however. trict’s education fund rate now is $1.32 per $100. Dr. Plath’s report explained that one of per $100 assessed valuation and the education fund, to $1.53 per $100. The dis- Engle- and probably will recommend additions to the district’s two high schools, or development of the district’s third site west of the Tri-State Toll- board and higher salaries—these deplete which tion of Supt. Karl Plath to hire the West- way. The revenue, permits the increase without referendum. a The firm will prepare a $5,000 master took the action during the same meeting that an administration study on need for education and building fund > declining per pupil fund With voter approval, the building fund ceiling could be increased to 37.5 cents plan for future growth - education tions was authorized Monday night by the . Highland Park-Deerfield High School District 113 Board. The board accepted the recommendachester, N.Y., firm of Englehardt, hardt, and Leggett. . additional faculty, summer. The new building fund rate of 25 cents per $100 assessed valuation will bond issue referendum for building addi* Dr. Plath said the deficits will be created despite the 21-cent increase in the May and a 6.2-cent increase in the building fund authorized by the board this ... Bond Issue? A | fund for the 1968-69 school year. both the education and building funds. If the administrators feel that tax-rate ~ ‘Increasing enrollment, tax-rate increases was ordered. In his recommendation to the board, Dr. Plath explained, “We know that the district will have more than 5,000 students the factors contributing to the deficits is a lag in collections. The higher education fund rate authorized last spring and the new building fund rate authorized this summer cannot be collected until June and September, 1968. Aberson Seolds Chamt | - No additional revenue will the current school year, so accumulate from one year Of the total $1,422,000 Left-Turn Plan Backed be available for the deficit will to the next. education fund deficit anticipated by 1968-69, $830,000 will be a holdover from the current school year. (the capacity of the existing facilities) by An estimated $95,000 of the total projected building fund deficit of $335,000 will be a holdover from this year. (Continued on page 76) ... $475,000 Vote Se (Continued on page 76) The, ¥ ever rii “We're committed to The bonds the concept of K-6 neighborhood schools; this won’t unless rooms Supt. William new can be possible classbe added”’ Fenelon Published weekly by Press Publishing aig SaaS ¥s oe %y. te ¢ 3 School District 109 board members Monday night added $50,000 to their bond issue referendum and officially set Dec. 9 as the date for the $475,000 proposal. would and Southwest an addition finance additions schools, and new still being boiler to Southeast constructed, system at and Walden School. Board members also tentatively approved a bid for the Southeast and Southwest additions from the original architects so that the current work could be extended to include the new proposal. The bid from O’Donnell, Wicklund, and Pigozzi was okayed pending a study and approval by Board Pres. Walter Roth. Bids have not been sought for the Walden construction. The board proposal includes four additional classrooms at Southwest costing $127,600; five classrooms, a teachers’ lounge, and a reading room at Southeast costing $176,400; and four classrooms plus the boiler system at Walden costing $171,000. If the referendum is approved, construction Co., 444 Central Av., Highland Park, Ill. 60035 Controlled circulation would start immediately on the Southeast Southwest additions, aiming for completion September. i The board estimates the bond issue would about $5 to a tax bill for $10,000 assessed pre valuation. The tax increase would be includ 1969 tax bills, while the March, 1966, refere will be reflected in 1968 bills. Dr. William Fenelon, district superintendent with district PTA presidents and homeroom ers Tuesday morning, reminding them thedi is committed to the concept of kinde through-sixth-grade neighborhood schools. — “This will not be possible unless the ne rooms can be added,” he declared. In a fact sheet presented to the group, members warned that larger classes, mobile rooms, the shifting of school boundaries with dren being bused to school, and double s| might result if the referendum is defeated. — “This type of situation could discourage topn teachers,’’ postage paid at Dr. Fenelon Deerfield, Ill. commented. �Fund © Nears Goal A meeting Monday night of the Deerfield Area United Fund directors turned By MELINDA UPP rfield Plan Commission Chairman John Aberson day urged the Chamber of Commerce to voice its opinon the development of the village. on said, “You never let your , issues where your opinuld be appreciated.” amples, Mr. Aberson cited nt discussions on the Va- pping center at the southrner of Deerfield and an Rds. and this month’s for rezoning the 500 block ield Rd. for commercial last request would create nt more business property business district,’ Mr. said. ‘‘We want to know s would affect you.” 30 pointed out that while ald receives its share of the business, “the clothing and hard goods money is going else- “This should be of concern to you. Without a prosper- ing business munity Mr. rection know! district, our com- will go to seed.” Aberson added, ‘‘What dido you want to go? Let us We want to reach conclu- sions that will be palatable to both the business community and the residents, because one cannot exist without the other.” After Mr. Aberson summarized the plan commission’s recommendation that developed the brickyard be as an 1,800-unit multi- family community, Mr. Cowhey, general superintendent of the Metropolitan Disposal Co., asked him, “Are you willing to stake your reputation on that lake?” Mr. Cowhey said, “I am willing . to stake my reputation. And I tell you it won’t work.” He explained that different building materials in the dry land fill 1001 day District agreed to $3,800 costs 109 Board pay $1,000 for the village an eight-inch water main water hydrant on Pine St. to the Southwest School. William Fenelon, district suendent, will meet with vilofficials to make final arhe board also approved the resition of Miss Sharon Sandilla, grade teacher at Shepard ary School, effective Dec. Sandilla is planning to be ed and will move. | 1967-68 substitute teacher Jso was approved. and transportation district costs children to will decompose rates, causing seal to crack. ter at different the proposed clay “When that happens, you’d betbe ready to move out of town,” he said. “The gases come up through the water will and we’ll have rotten eggs again.” A Realtor at the meeting, Mrs. Ardis Peet, also objected to the primarily multi-family plan. “I think apartments are completely unrealistic on County Line Rd.,’’ she said: ‘“‘Where will the developer ever find tenants who are willing to pay that much ($200 to $300 a month) rent?” Also Monday night, the Cham-. ber elected new officers, including Les Bernstein as president. Mr. Bernstein is owner of Lilac Shoes. Other new officers are Norm Barmash, a partner in Miss, vice president; - Bernardi, Ramsay, secretary; president Modern Mrs. and of Helen Robert Deerfield State Bank, treasurer. 60. Scenes from some of his best * OLIDAY TIME is the time roles highlight story on as many North Shore organizations pool their talents and time. local activities and their beneficiaries on page 68. Read about giving Obituaries Riverwoods nshire News in Brief Safety Unit OKs Crossing Plans News by committee last week ably will reach its goal.” Deerfield’s directors are watching the metropolitan crusade carefully because they had considered participating in it this year and hope to join it next year. The obstacle to participation this year, however, was Deer- by the vil- lage board. ‘We think the plans are great,” said Calvin Gehrke, chairman of the safety council. “Our only concern is that pedestrian safety may be hampered by shortening the turning radius to permit the right-turn lanes.” The highway department’s plan calls for the elimination of 55 parking spaces to permit five lanes on each leg of the intersec- _tion. Two would be for oncoming traffic. Of the other three lanes, one would be for through traffic and right-turning vehicles, one for through traffic only, and the third for left-turning vehicles only. Some sidewalk space on and northwest the corners Leaf Collections Near Conclusion The Village of Deerfield will begin its last leaf collections of the season tomorrow and southeast in_ the quad- would be lost to permit slightly wider right-turn lanes than were tried in last year’s experiment. Drivers of large trucks and trailers discovered then that they could not make right turns around the sharp corner without crossing into the center lanes. According to the new plan, the outer edge of the right-turn lane would be marked with a dashed line as a guide to vehicles. The parking committee is expected to study the plans soon. The new traffic plans could be implemented as early as midsummer, 1968, according to the village engineer. VLage DEEBFIELD CONVENIENT DROP OFF BOXES are located in the rants. Village public works crews will work in the northwest quadrant Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday morning. Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 24, and 25, they will collect from the southwest quadrant. The crews will return to the northeast quadrant Nov. 27, 28, and the morning of Nov. 29, and finish their collection in the southeast quadrant that week. FORD 765 PHARMACY Deerfield Rd. Lindemann Pharmacy 800 Waukegan rations total $48,500. This amount is 7,000 more than was collected in last year’s drive. “The whole story of whether we'll make our goal is in the pledge cards that haven’t been returned,” said William Rauch, publicity director for the campaign. Of a total 5,800 cards mailed out, all but 1,200 have been returned, he said. “If we get those, we’ll make our goal by mid- January, the same time the Metropolitan Crusade of Mercy prob- The Deerfield Safety Council Monday night expressed “full agreement” with the state highway department’s plans for the Deerfield-Waukegan Rds. intersection. The plan, which shows how left-turn lanes and signals and right-turn lanes can be implemented at the intersection, was referred to the safety council and the parking northeast * es the * for two-way Ed Gillen (left), Deerfield Lions Club president, and Frank Ventura, club secretary, affix a small plaque to the fence their group donated to the Deerfield Peace, Love, and Charity Cemetery on Waukegan Rd. The club donated both labor and materials. (Howard Fochler Photo) southeast . glad to hear the Highland Park businessman-actor is turning proional. goal Editorial on Page 9 where.”’ He warned, victory’ after the treas- Funds already in and commitments from individuals and corpo- Mr. > be heard. The village now is ny complicated issues in- “almost reach its $52,500 mid-January. DEERFIELD ILLINGIS the brickyard, said the proposed lake ‘“won’t work.” ing to the Chamber, an urer reported the fund may r. Aberson made these comments before a brickyard : ussion during which James Cowhey, operator of the land a - into celebration Rd. You may use these boxes for news releases, photos, and correspondence. field’s relatively poor collection ~ last year. The Metro board determines goals for local campaigns on the basis of the local fund’s history of collection, and would not approve a goal as high $52,500 for Deerfield this year. as ‘If we make our goal this year, however, we'll be in a much better bargaining position with Metro next year,’ Mr. Rauch explained. ‘‘We’re also pleased because we can fulfill our promises to our beneficiary agencies if we make our goal,” he said. Mr. Rauch directors with the said the _ fund’s are especially turnout from pleased Lincoln- shire, one of the four villages included in the Deerfield area drive. (The others are Deerfield proper, Riverwoods, and Bannockburn. ) ‘“‘After all, Lincolnshire is several miles away, but the residents there have really come through,” he said. News Deadlines Wednesday (eight days before publication) MEN’S NEWS MEN IN SERVICE WOMEN’S NEWS FINE ARTS Thursday BUSINESS SCHOOLS REAL ESTATE Noon Friday CHURCH SCOUTS PHOTOS Noon Monday PUBLIC FORUM RECREATION 4 P.M. Monday SPORTS November 16, 1967 �at D.H.So ot = tices ee ee Crazy It was “A Taste of Money” and fun and laughter at Deerfield High Randy Berning and Steph Cunningham Prince and the Pauper .. .” School Friday and Saturday nights when the teen-agers presented their annual Student Stunts. Jim Shankman, reporter, in “Newly the baby, Minted. and Bob Wainess, the . .” With act titles like ‘‘Passing the Yuk,” “Coin-Coin,” ‘Dirty Girty and the 7 Bits,”’ ‘“Medicare or Put Up or Shut Up,” and ‘‘Loose Change,’ the students carried out their money theme from the overture, written by Andy Straus and arranged by Bruce Bell, to the finale. The program was produced by Andy, the director; Mark Holbrook, assistant director; Debbie Wentworth, choreographer; Leslie Baird, Joel assistant Rosenberg, rector; ... And (from left) Lennie Stein, Janet Katzenberg, Vicki Klein in “The Silver Spoons.” November 16, 1967 Schwartz, Emmons, Karen and Sue Bruce, choreographer; instrumental assistant di- musical director; Marcie Sander, secretary; Steve Tarnoff, business manager; and Bob Berman, stage manager. Howard Bruce “Million Fochler Gunther (left) and Dollar Baby . . .” in “The Photos Jim Mannders in �W robleski- Dr. Blaine Will Lecture At Mental Health Seminar eads ’68 I amily Day Dr. Harvard vice _ Don Wrobleski, chairman of the _ 1967 Family Day booster campaign, has been elected 1968 chairman of the Family Day Inc. Mr. Wrobleski, an architect with — in Chicago, lives at 2200 Stirling Pl., Bannockburn, in a home he built himself in 1960. In addition to his Family Day activi, he has been a member of the eerfield Jaycees for 3% years id is active in the newly organd Bannockburn Homeowners _ hems He is a graduate Institute of the Illinois and did dren’s University Health Ser- psychiatry, will associate director of a University Project on Religion and Health and instructor in psychiatry at Harvard. He is the author of many speak at the seventh annual fall seminar Dec. 8 of the North Shore Mental Health topic 10:45 for a.m. ents’ Guide to Adolescence,” ‘‘The Children of Divorce,” ‘Sex on the Campus,” “Youth, Religion, and the New Morality,” and ‘Youth the lec- ? ture in the Winnetka Com- munity and the Hazards of Affluence.”’ He also is a director of the Family Society of Cambridge and . @ a House Dr. Blaine the will be “Condemn or Condone? Changing Values in a Changing Among the questions he really let community honorable discharge by association adoles- from educational organized of the to he will of the when police all unlicensed will begin and dogs. be accompanied by a certificate of Residents may order vehicle licenses with the same number as’ rabies inoculation. Dogs must be inoculated by a licensed veterinar this ian year’s remaining before Dec. license 1. All numbers then younger will go on sale. Vehicle licenses may be ob- joes post graduate work at the Univer2 sity of Chicago. Other officers of the new board are Eugene McClure, vice presi- dent; Jeane Jarecki, OPPORTUNITY 857 Rosemary Terrace Deerfield Call 945-0674 ie Baldwin Lions; Other ies Spinet—Console— Monday in the school gymnasium. Miss Markey, who recently reurned after two years as a nurse Togo, West Africa, will illu- Strate her talk with slides. Hurry—-Grid sensible prices. Central Av., Highland Park. They must be postmarked before 6 p.m. Friday. The contest will end next week, ith the final week of competition for most colleges. The winner receives a $50 gift our at Discount Bargains Models Prices. in Trade-in Pianes) NAYLOR’'S One of America’s Largest Baldwin Dealers Open Glenview 1850 Waukegan Rd. 724-2100 The two are com- Mrs. Krimstein since the Israeli-Arab year, funds conflict last June are caused needed even extensive damage Sundays Highland 12 to 6 Park 1795 St. Johns 432-2510 Weekdays 10 to 9 \Se epee SSS Auction tickets may be obtained in advance from Mrs. Howard also will be available at Berkowitz, 1501 Central Av., Deerfield; they the door. Viewing will begin at 5:30 p.m. Wirdou’ from advertises in any the Highwood Herald, or the Deerfield Villager. When ties occur, the winner is decided by total yardage gained in the listed game. Last week’s winner was John Doyle, 657 Colwyn Tr., Deerfield, who also won the previous week. He came closest in predicting the total yardage in the NorthwesternIowa game, breaking Shades a three-way tie- He and the two others correctly predicted the winners of 12 COMPLETE LINE OF JOANNA WESTERN MEASURING 7 & . . no object to the Israeli Vocational Training Centers. ORT means Organization for Rehabilitation through Training and its credo is “‘. . . to help a man to help himselm . . .”’ by becoming skilled a worker and a productive part of his economy. who section of this week’s paper. lect the winners and_ send entries to You Pick ’Em, 444 by of Price This Lake Forest or Lake Bluff Lamplighter, the Highland Park or sports to See YGEGDD DG ESB countries. merchant the (Ask more, in 22 ‘know their sport in our You Pick in Available Amer- ORT redeemable form A Few Floor Sample poverty ican certificate entry from will be presented bined in this auction. All the proceeds will be used to further the work of Women’s This is the next to last week for area football fans to prove they the life they could purchase this artwork at Mrs. Ellin Contest Closing Em football contest. The major area prep and Midwest college games are listed on someone’s Hwy. and Lake-Cook Rd. Paintings, i sculpture, ceramics, and prints by . prize-winning Midwest artists will be auctioned. We feel there is a wealth of artistic talent in our area with ‘an enthusiastic audience—if board are Charles Buccola, also a O ADDRESS PTA Peace Corps volunteer Miss Louise Markey will address the oodiand Park PTA at 8 p.m. PIANOS The event will be held at 8 p.m. in the Holiday Inn Motel, Skokie Mr. representative. Studio—Grand enrichment annual art auction, presented the two Deerfield chapters Women’s American ORT. and Mr. Orth, members of the ycees representative; John odeman, the other Lions reprentatives; and Mark Hout, from otary Club. The Chamber of mmerce has not named a for appointment professional auctioneers at the Deerfield-Riverwoods third auctionedBe 1 John Orth, secretary. - McClure is the Kiwanis arecki, Jaycees. & Baldwin’s prized heritage of quality and integrity traces its origin back to 1862 when Dwight Hamilton Baldwin, a devoted musician and noted music teacher, went into the piano ‘ business. Today the. company’s goal, as it was a century ago, is to build the best piano that can be made. association’s office, 405 Central Av., Northfield. Tickets for lecture and discussion groups will be and not at 1 Luncheon reservations must be made before Nov. 30 at the CHANGE do = ncaiiassinelail when small _ discussion will be held. The groups Saturday, Nov. 25. The art objects displayed on the cover are a sampling from more than 100 contemporary pieces of artwork which will be treasurer: epresentative to the board; TO Dogs six months OPTOMETRIST bers. and despair to productivity period 1968. M. Hout Dr. Mark By MRS. MORTON ELLIN and MRS. JORDAN KRIMSTEIN Co-chairmen, ORT Art Auction Wrobleski than 1, Now is the time for EYE EXAMINATIONS For you & your children Cover Features Art Auction Don 12-month have to be inoculated. will be led by clinic staff mem- the the Mar. its those with reservations. The program will resume served as at Chil- during preceding health supplement followed by a luncheon at noon for p.m. groups tained at the village hall. Auto licenses will be $10. Other license prices will vary. Dog license applications must vehicles program mental clinic services. His lecture will be Columbia Medical School. 1946, when he received an Army, Dr. Blaine has assistant psychiatrist Association The program in which prticipate is one part cents know where they stand on important issues? @ Are there positive changes that should be accepted by all? Dr. Blaine has a_ bachelor’s degree from Harvard University and a doctor of medicine degree from From Brother 1, Bound School, Inc. @ How can adults and young people communicate about the important values of life? adults Big Greater Boston, and a trustee of the Hurricane Island Outward will discuss are: ® Do and publications, including ‘‘The Problems of Adolescence,” ‘‘The Par- Association. Dr. Blaine’s World.” of Technology Jr., of Boston Mar. ticketing Blaine chief in Deerfield vehicle and dog licenses are on sale from now until B. Graham Hospital Dog, Vehicle Ticenses on Sale Our customers don’t need a price tag to decide what’s right for them. They know. Example: our $8 cotton corduroy slack with its classic simplicity, slim cut, honest quality & never fail permanent Would press. our customers wear this $8 slack with one of our $75 sport coats? Anytime—— AND INSTALLATION SERVICE When they’re from you know where. Concnetael Paint Glass ¢ Watloaper Shopping Center WI 1-6500 478 Central Highland Park Open Thursday night of 14 contest games. Pea ps Hy 16, eee rs aS awe _ �EDITORIALS DEEBFIELD GP Seen NEWSPA RICHARD L. HOLLISTER.............. President DAVID Established Published by July, the A. ROE.. J. RICHARD 1966 Hollister ‘Newspapers Better ....Vice President and Publisher LESLIE of 44 — Winners wy, TATE ........... Managing first-place awards Editor state the in since nation and 1960. Answers nopooobod DOeeeesee8se : by martha cleveland A decision will be made on the brickyard issue, and it should be made by the men elected to make the decision—the mayor and board of trustees. HE PUBLIC should have been given better answers to its suggestions on the brickyard issue than it received at ylast week’s public discussion. One ill-advised idea left unanswered was a proposed advisory referendum. Their decision should be based on three factors: their opinions; the advice of their advisory. board—the plan commission; and -the advice of three professionals— their ‘village manager, their professional planner, and their legal counsel. Another was the erroneous assumption that the plan commission’s consultant “overstepped his role when he made a specific recommendation for the brickyard’s development. At least. one person, gested’ And a third was the misinformed notion that the brickyard could be developed _into a valuable and useful recreation area. should ties to conduct such a referendum. The: third But these same statutes do require another type of election—one to elect the officials charged with deciding the day-today issues of government. Candidates are elected on the basis of ‘their stated convictions and their ability to make decisions for the people. If the constituents disagree with those decisions, they can replace their trustees to conduct planner express, his own a .referendum on every controversial issue would make a mockery of the representa- tive form of government. notion, that REP. about marked the brickyard could logically be developed for recreation, does not face up to the fact that the park district does not want this because of its size, location, and topographical fea- family pledged or made its contribution “Area United Fund? to the Deerfield Or are you one of about 1,200 families ~who may keep the Deerfield campaign from reaching its $52,500 goal this year? full consideration What prompted to could collect it independently. 1,200 families who rectors wrong. We hope they won't. er : '66 Total But the figure was determined after _fund directors carefully weighed the agencies’ needs and the amount they felt would be collected from our growing population. When the Metropolitan Crusade of Mercy refused to approve that high a goal for Deerfield, area directors put their faith where they hoped the money was—the cal community. November 16, oe Rae rs eas (3 % ie seaer eee ea 1967 a oee <4 lo- haven’t contributed their share may prove the di- The fact that Deerfield might not colthis figure were picked at random. party. that The he Highland was the recent announcement by t soon will be appointed with the difficult task of finding Democratic the 1958 election passed without one Democratic hopeful filing for of the seven available county offices. Among the write-in candidates were four Highland < Parkers—Ric 1a G. Kahn for probate judge, Leon Sirota for county clerk, Jane Ca for probate clerk, and Mr. Pierce for county treasurer. All were back by the fledgling Democrats of south Lake County. percent. of the total vote in November. Lake County Democrats subsequently have had county ticketse' 3 two years, although none of the candidates has yet won Waukegan Courthouse. an office in s Many of the Democratic county candidates of the last decade continued on to other achievements in politics and government. “Most spectacular was Lake Bluff’s Phillip W. Yager,” Rep. Pie recalled. ‘““Mr. Yager lost for state’s attorn in 1956, but was elected Circuit Court judge the Lake-McHenry Circuit in 1964.”’ NSUCCESSFUL DEMOCRATIC cou candidates who later were elected to state legislature included Mr. Pierce another Highland Park resident, Ho Slater, and Waukegan attorney William H gi ee nett. Don Morrison of Deerfield and Peter Coll of Waukegan became assistant atto general of Illinois after running for cowl office. John Hughes of Waukegan lost a r for probate judge, but now is a Circuit Ce magistrate. Dick chairman See Kahn now is Deerfield Mundelein, and John Green, Township state is Democratic now representative committeeman. They had promised their beneficiary agencies. this sum and were certain they - $48,500 lect $52,500 would not be so important if minority candidates for next year’s county election. ee It reminded Rep. Pierce of a decade ago when the filing deadline f the Share '67 Total to date of this Be. central committeeman. Another former Democratic county candidate, Allen Nelson -of 5 Bluff, later served a term as Lake County Democratic chairman. and - $52,500 on a contribution his reminiscing Rep. Pierce _ 167. Goal: goal is based County’s reminiscing accomplishments Lake County Democratic chairman, Robert Haubrich, that a committee pending recommendation. But those did some and Park Democrat, who has played a major role in that history duringth past 10 years, is an authority on both. 3 The mayor and the trustees should squelch: the side issues to enable. them to ‘$16 per family. This is a fairly nominal sum since each contribution must be distributed among 16 beneficiary agencies. The of Lake The.-real problem is whether the village as.a.whole will benefit by developing the brickyard as a primarily multi-family area. devote ‘their Pierce frustration tures. Contribute Your AS YOUR M. the the history Democratic +1 Daniel both The 1958 write-in ticket was nominated in tne primary, and, thor none of the candidates was elected, the slate won between 40 and PLANNER has been trained and employed by the plan commission to formulate and articulate his opinion. He ‘has performed this function admirably in the brickyard case, and the idea that he overstepped his role is fallacious. gality. The Illinois Cities’ and Villages’ _Act contains no authority for municipali- But professional or 2 ill-advised for a number of reasons, particularly because of its probable ille- “at the next election. the have, has sug- opinion. This is utter nonsense. N ADVISORY referendum would be ! that’ not however, TATE Summing candidates, up, Rep. Pierce noted that Lake County though unsuccessful in county races, have Democrati their found candidacies a training ground. They have gone to the General Assemb ye See and to judicial and party offices. fe» SLATEMAKING this year will be seeking committee candi- dates for Lake County Circuit Court clerk, recorder of deec state’s attorney, county coroner, and county auditor, as well as District congressman, and 31st and 32nd District state representatives. Mr. Haubrich, and the county chairwoman, Mrs. Bertha Ogrin, y potential candidates will call them at county headquarters, 215 St., Waukegan. Madisor ~The slatemaking committee probably will wait for the recommend tion of.the Democratic State Central Committee on the number of sta representative candidates to slate in the 31st and 32nd districts. In the - $41,000 was ethe last election, two Democrats ran in each district. Rep. Pierc $36,000 $30,000 only Democrat elected in the 31st. The two incumbents are expected - $25,000 only Democratic winner in the 32nd, and Rep. John S: Matijevich the seek re-election in 1968. The state central committee, now deliberating to ae the _ matter, f expected to recommend that a Democratic running-mate be named 1) each incumbent. The state group’s suggestion comes aftera care few, a In state.. the in district each of patterns voting the of survey where the possibility of electing two Democrats seems hopeless, state central committee advises the local party to save its money slate only one candidate. ai “ This is not expected to be the case in Lake County. Here, pa leaders are hopeful they can change the 31st and, or, 32nd to swii districts with the help of voter interest in a national Democratic ticket ae “7; oe �Six Seek 2 Posts n Library Board Deerfield Library to fill after has worked for the Deerfield Area United Fund and the Junior League. d to Lake Forest. from the Buker, served York board had earlier. 326 Deerfield on the board ‘April. _ The candidates their resigned Mrs. Rd., since who presented qualifications to the Mrs. board Albert: Dawe, Mrs. nald Marshall, Theodore Collins, Richard M. Lyon, Mrs. Carl lartin, and Howard Kane, all illage residents. Mrs. Dawe, 1050 Knollwood Ln., a president of the Woman’s Club, and a member of the illage Manpower Committee, the School District 109 Caucus, and the League of Women Voters. Mrs. Martin, 1121 Linden Av., vas a school teacher in Deerfield, and has done volunteer work for the library and Highland Park ‘Hospital. She is a member of the American Association of Universi- » Women. | Berning Featured Speaker Today _ State Sen. 82nd) Karl (R- be the featured speaker today during the Illinois County Officials Conven- _ tion in the LaSalle Hotel, Chicago. _ The. convention, which began yesterday ludes and will end tomorrow, county officials from ‘esaghout the state. Special ses‘for individual associations of various elected county of- will be held during the convention. _ Sen. Berning served 10 years on the Lake County Board of Supervisors and one term as Lake County treasurer. Now serving his first term in the Senate, Mr. ; _ Berning is a member of the County Government Commission "1966, ‘during Tuesday. is a labor relations attorney, and was chairman of the village’s human relations commission. Mr. Lyon, who lives at 1029 Rosemary Circle, also is an attor- three unit ‘meetings At these meetings, the China: ney, and Mr. Collins, 1555 Oakwood Pl., works for Broadmoor Industries. committee will search. on U.S. discuss its policy re- .toward. mainland China since 1949, alter- © native policies toward diplomatic recognition, U.N. membership,. and trade and cultural exchanges. . In other business last week, Mrs. Helen Haney, librarian, pre- The meetings will be held at 9. a.m. in the home of Mrs. B. H. Weller, 810 Fox Hunt Dr.; 1 p.m., Mrs. Malcolm Poland, 1301 Hack- sented a resume of new state legislation which directly affects libraries. Included is a bill making it mandatory for village libraries by berry Rd.; and 8 p.m., Mrs. Barton Laney, 1308 Central Av. The six-member Deerfield board Also-in November the Deerfield ‘League -will survey. all buildings to have 1969. will a consult seven-man with its board attorney to with three pr more apartments in decide when another member must be appointed or elected. In another matter, Mrs. James Boyer, children’s librarian, the area of Waukegan Rd. and west. Deerfield Rd. The survey was requested by Carl L. Gardner and Associates, Inc., planning consultans. The survey will be used for the Deerfield Plan Commission master plan study. pre- sented a comprehensive report to the board outlining her plans to upgrade the juvenile book collection and expand library services. 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STREY Registered Representatives... foreign countries, emerging nations, space programs, and auto- © Mrs. Boyer reported that the story hour for pre-schoolers has been most successful and the library hopes to expand this. service to an older age group. Future plans also include a book discussion group for fourth and Bonus Schedules in office Relationship. “the of Commission -the Business, Professionally Directed Advertising * and. Public Relation Programs, National Referral _. System, Fully Staffed Closing Dept., Investment ~ and Commercial Offices and a close working intra- Meet to - supplement the school libraries,” sac and: fine standing committees. Hill Rd., ae ficials The Deerfield League of Women Voters will. discuss Red China, a: League study item since May; * BONDS CARITA ~ * ama = 686 Timber reference collection. Berning of Deerfield will Kane, & STREY, INC., Will be opening their beautiful new Deerfield offices the first of the = ~year. 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Holland, architect for the Sprague addition, told the board that Mr. Krilich has not yet completed -a ‘sewer line and storm drain. which would serve the addition;-so work crews will have to NEWS improviseto solve drainage problems: Mr. Krilich, head of Riverwoods Development. Corp. of Niles, has been. ‘developing land near ABOUT Lincolnshire Sprague School for five years. The district- S : MisIss Dove, sleted by Starr remartie of ncolnshire, greets her students during the reee of a scene from "Good Morning, Miss " to be presented tomorrow and Saturday by Stevenson High School. I ATTENDANCE be more specific, carl Langrock, eight pastor are Church concerned, of the since Holy is not t least those nine people during ers in the the 14-hour who huddled meeting village could erested in learning had have community SUGGESTIONS in Thompson’s something been heard opinion. But cold worthwhile too. The no one coach to to retire park bonds say. board was else was a land preserve. The association there. nated for curbing vandalism was the ‘canteen cual could be established $3,000 to in the school. The board last year issue the bonds until January,’ 1970, when another $1,000 payment is due. of the $8,000. due this year’s group had asked-the ‘recommendations. on. . cominunity. : overflow, ‘summer purchased two portable classrooms. the district approve a change | to the contract. The board post-= poned action, however, and asked. Mr. Laegeler to investigate the . request further. is standing atin on very legitiMr. Laegeler tired of following the crowd? said. . The board also discussed penal; ties they could levy against Mr. Krilich if .he does not meet the deadlirie ‘or if he does not com- plete the work at all. The board has $12,500 in escrow ' The - month’s meeting. profits, .which . have - not:. _been - ;totaléd. yet,. could. best. serve the * student to and. part in’ 1971. - Thé‘board also learned Monday ee MONG BUSINESS transacted during Monday’s meeting of the--. ‘The. :10-acre ‘strip , store the Aptakisic-Tripp School Board was the purchase of a water cooler . ‘board purchased. in 1965' extends’ - “on, either side of: Riverwoods Rd. r one of the school’s two mobile units. accommodate board not - . Krilich’s- share if he does make the improvements. The‘board asked its attorney to board for ' investigate and report at next how.’ this - pay off the $1,000 in. 1970, eet volunteers to chaperone the activities. * the order for that amount to be added The, Riverwoods Village. Board. last week suggested -that al the. to. cover. half the cost of the improvements, but no one seemed association use part ot: this year’s Arts and Riverwoods. profits . to ns) know what would happen to Mr. school was not parents to cover and an off-duty were more than’ The school officials also worried about a possible lack of supervision x Mr. Holland told the board that actual land elevations on the site were lower than originally anticipated. An additional 835 cubic yards of sand fill are needed at a cost of $2,296. Mr. Holland asked in His Way” ‘village . Krilich’s way, but mate ‘grounds,’ © - raise principal and interest on the. during teen canteen hours. Board members felt it would be difficult to . To “The . sold ‘in to abate taxes normally levies to. after research. _ Officials felt something should be organized but the answer. Insurance would have to be purchased by ‘injury for which the school was not responsible, iceman and fireman would have to be hired if there ) children. 2 _ “Standing do- the- first. 1965 after a referendum.- if a: teen rejected have addi- told. him ‘that Mr. Krilich’s pro.- posed: improvements do not meet village standards. The donation allowed the .village had asked the school board said ‘be done by now. Other board members agreed. Mr. Laegeler said Mr. Krilich told him the village was “‘standing sold by the. retire general-obligation organiza tion of a teen canteen, an idea presented to Lincolnshire School interested mothers committee, the’ contract.gives Mr. Krilich two years:to make the improvements, but ‘that ‘he. expected the work to three bonds included in the $12,000. District 103 officials last June. we Several board’s- building Village of Riverwoods to purchase * SE MONG homes. . Julius Laegeler, chairman of the that the $380,071 contract price of the Sprague addition might to be increased $2,296 for tional sand fill. The Riverwoods Residents — Asaaa : . in his‘way.”’ Mr. Laegeler said he sociation may use profits from the .. ° on 6 checked with village officials who recent Arts and Riverwoods show Lincolnshire resident. house the line which would be shared by the Sprague: .addition and _ Krilich - Park Bonds a for Planned for Improvements the. Rev. Spirit, land At ‘that. time, the district contracted with Mr. Krilich for the improvements, including a sewer Lincolnshire Village Board meeting residents of the row May Retire __ 4 represents the extent of community concern over the recent vandalism, then one may assume that nine residents are concerned. To back Residents HERMAN at Monday’s are, from front, Debbie Garrett, Ernie Williamson, and , Becky Salzman. Front row students are Kim Bohan, Brad Kish, and Pia Brandt. Voice of Vernon By EDITH Students bought Sprague ‘addition from Mr. Krilich about ‘a year ago for $24,000. . 3 Public ‘Works Director ‘Hired by Lincolnshire don’t wait til the tail. end of the . South of Indian. Trail-Rd.. . ‘ James: Bokan was hired Monday _ | Village Pres. Paul “Martin em-— ‘to replace David Sulak as Lincoln- last os phasized that, the. land would -be- ' Shire’s- superintendent of shopping season public ‘works: - ; aN * -Mr,; Sulak; who has accepted a AS USUAL, horses dominated last week’s Riverwoods Village ‘with fireplaces and benches would - positionin Michigan, resigned last nN Board meeting. Trustee Don Dahlstrom objected to a zoning. '.be an invitation for trouble,” he - -month.-: -. --warned. ‘‘We~ would. have. no His .suceessor is the former amendment regulating the construction of stables. _ . Dahlstrom and Trustee Larry Zant found : proposed by Trustee William Hill, too restrictive. the _ control over. undesirable outsiders amendment, ° memes: ‘the area.”’ After a lengthy discussion, Mr. Hill resignedly stated, “Why don’t we . just concentrate | : Lincolnshire on canaries?” a “ have one of those too,” horseowner Dahlstrom replied. master Chris William reminds village parents and teen-agers ‘that damaging mail boxes and her mail receptacles is a federal ime . Mr. William explained that fed- 3 operator . of the Sara pany: S sewer plant. Lee com- Couple. Travels . Frerom October Fest: to Expo 67 a fells Postal Damage Penalties: In the wake of extensive Halloween vandalism, Deerfield Post- lised-exclusively as’ a: preserve. -” “Building - recreational. . areas tr. “and Mrs. George J. Heitz, 21 Laneaster. Ln., Lincolnshire, eral law provides that anyone . are home: after ‘six. weeks in willfully or maliciously injuring, ’ _ Europe. Highlights were attending the- Munich Octoberfest, a carnitearing down, or destroying a mailbox, or breaking open, defac- .- ‘val. week marking the end of summer in Germany, and visiting ing, or injuring mail in a mail » Yugoslavia where they spent sevbox, may he fined up to $1,000 and’ _ ral days in the walled city of jailed for up to three years. - _ Dubrevnikin and visited gifts e @® objects accessories Herendipity ; Esplanade iin Zagreb. Mr: and Mrs. Heitz traveled in Italy, - ‘Austria, England, and . France. © 347 Walnut, Northbrook They returned on the S.S France to Canada for several days at the Chateau ‘Frontenac. They ended ‘their - holiday by attending the closing . . days Montreal. of Expo 67 d’art TO 446- 9177 | ng ee in November Landes ot ee Fagly ee eePedgil osok pyae pe i ee eneAble 16, Pas pa i ASidlestae 1967. ie bas �Carl Berger Gets Promotion — of Vandalism ganization of a citizens’ study committee to investigate recent outbreaks of vandalism in the village. At the request of citizens present at Monday’s board meeting, Village Pres. Fred Balzer appointed Trustee Peter Donaghue to explore the feasibility of such a schools, of church a group of citizens will investigate the causes of vandalism and thefts, the ages of those involved, and measures to halt further vandalism. Among those Mr. Donaghue will contact are the Cambridge Forest Association, school clubs, and churches. Center Urged The apparent need for a study arose after many residents urged the village board to organize a teen youth center. Mr. Balzer said this was not under the board’s jurisdiction. He also pointed out that the majority of vandals apprehended by police are between the ages of six and 13. “Any parent can tell you that teens are very busy people,” Mr. Balzer said. “I don’t really think a teen center is necessary. “The real problem lies in a lack Jacquelynn As AFS Jacquelynn more hysterical or panic,’ emer- offered numbers of very young. @ Don’t blame emphasized Balzer trained part-time policemen that work 350 to 400 hours a month on a random basis. ‘“‘The village’s car is well-equipped with flares, first aid equipment, and a two-way radio tied in with the county-wide sheriff’s department,’’ he continued. Mr. lt lin ttn village, ‘he Field Service Abroad” program. Chosen by the scholastic standing, social adaptability, and interest in people and Abroad Selection Committee of Stevenson High School, Jacquelyn high GAGE oF MOTOEAE| J POWDER.S308 ATSWEEPING my ‘ The committee’s will American be recommenda- forwarded Field Service to the office in New York where _ candidates throughout the nation will be screened. The “Americans Abroad’’ pro- during the ‘recently trees public works planted as program part to 10 _ November 16, 1967 Berg and neigh- — classmate: Sprauge lillie Come in—See—Hea = Play the 1968 Models with... chee ) 1 | F on recom- and Musical Voices MTT A Few 1967 Models at Bargain Prices ASK TO SEE OUR TRADE-IN SPECIALS IN 1 MTT FAMOUS NAME BRANDS ~ TTT NAYLOR’S 4 One of America’s Largest Baldwin Dealers Ww Rd. 1850 Waukegan ee ee ee ee ee a a | | UL listed fully charged, gauge, at Available these ready to use. 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Park Highland meee Gene Glenview continued. q_ © Automatic Orchestral Control J (Possible for Beginner to Play Instantly) © Built-in Leslie Speakers (Living Sound) @ Built-in Car Phone Jack © The Virtuoso (Ask for a Demonstration) : @ Reverberating Rhythm ae (Orchestra Rhythm Section) ~ ® Sustain = ®@ Glide Pedal @ Built-in Desk Light | sum- planting the trees on a 50-50 basis with homeowners. Residents who wish to participate may apply for the trees by Jacquelynn recen 17 guests, B. iia Ra F Village Plants 10 Parkway Trees Deerfield friends, Laura : gram offers students the opportunity to visit foreign countries for six to 10 weeks mer months. from Kelli had Controls current events. tions Deerfield, ® Variety of easy-to-play Safety is a junior at the high school and is active in competitive swim- ming. Americans home. borhood a what times suspicious persons are the Ln., celebrated her sixth birthday ¢ niversary with a party at h —- a recurring pattern will form on the police record helping patrolmen to determine where and at in _ daughter of and Mrs. Daniel J. Buchanan, 1é Strenger Rt lan ttt Regular $15 have Kelli Buchanan, of cars Balzer’s Candidate must CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY BALD WIN-LOWREY ORGANS mendation to report all suspicious occurences. “Even if you don’t see a person clearly or are not sure if the matter is important, it should be reported,’”’ Mr. Jenkins said. ‘‘After enough calls in one area, said. ‘‘We have five professionally Candidates dustrial management. featuresof any everything and North- The North Shore’s Largest Selection teen-agers. They are the most misunderstood minority group. Village Atty. Newell Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Richard Berg of Lincolnshire, has been selected as a candidate for the American ‘Americans He attended Oklahoma western universities, majoring business administration and av ln Berg Is Selected daughter Mr. Berger is a member of Industrial Management Society. suspicious people. ® Be willing to cooperate with the police by testifying as a witness if requested to do so. @® Be willing to identify any stolen property returned by police even after insurance is collected. @ Exert more parental authority over children, especially those to become Mr. president or distinguishing attention to the tractor stolen last month from the church and the more recent silverware theft. Mr. Balzer warned residents that no matter how serious they believe the vandalism problem is, forming small patrol groups within each neighborhood is unneces- need village may be too late. ®@ Note license study. An atmosphere of vandalism and theft is not conducive to human nurture and growth.” Rev. Lanier called the board’s is no handling ly. If one waits until tomorrow it the Community Christian Church, said. ‘“‘But, nevertheless, there is enough activity to warrant a Program Berg, The Rev. Donald L. Lanier, pastor of sary. “There of citizens six suggestions on how to aid Lincolnshire police. ®@ Report all acts of vandalism and thefts, plus suspicious automobiles and persons, immediate- be that ‘‘we have no more vandalism than last year. There will always be some cases, especially around Halloween.” Backs Study “T agree that we can’t throw all of the blame on the teen-agers,” and school representatives laymen, and one or two board members. If Mr. Donaghue finds the study feasible and residents willing to participate, should .job gencies, ’’ Mr. Balzer said. “In an emergency, the police number can be called and within seconds the patrolling policeman is _ contacted.”’ Residents also disagreed with the village president’s statement Although Mr. Balzer stated such a study should not be executed by the board, he said he approved such an investigation if done by a composed club approached to organize youth groups,” he said. before the next meet- committee or swim excellent does an 4 The Lincolnshire Village Board is considering the or- committee ing. “The police department of supervision on the part of parents,” he continued. ‘Six, 7, and 8-year-olds shouldn’t be running around all over the village. If parents are supervising their children and realize that an outlet for the youngsters’ energy is needed, then the _ churches, STL Problem G. Berger, 30 Lancaster recently was Ln., Lincolnshire, elected vice president of manufacturing at Refrigerating Specialties Cia Broadview, the oldest producer of refrigeration and air conditioning control valves. Mr. . Berger joined the firm in 1964 as manager of manuMr. Berger facturing. He now will be in charge of engineering, production, é Committee May Probe ee quality control, scheduling, capital equipment procurement. Carl Frisina UL Criticizes Parents wr Balzer The Sale Students Used and AFS to Sponsor Students calling the village hall. a �egates and alternates to the rfield-Highland Park School ct 113 Caucus were elected ay night during town meet- in Deerfield igh schools. and delegates and 2 Presidents’ Highland members Council, com- of PTA delegates, will meet p.m. Dec. 10 in Highland igh School for an orientai The caucus will April’s high school board JT. precincts 4, 5, and 8), 10 (Deer- field, Township precincts 7, 9, and 22), 13 (Deerfield Township precincts 12, 16, and (Deerfield Township 20), and 14 precincts 15, 17, and the part of 18 east of Skokie Hwy.) will not have delegates because they were not represented Tuesday night. Area 1 (West Deerfield Town- ship precincts 1 and 6) elected Jack Puente, 2625 Crestwood Ln., Riverwoods, as the delegate and Floyd Parker, 385 Castlewood, Deerfield, as the alternate. Area 2 (West Deerfield Town- Patriotic Script Writing ce of Democracy,” | script writing a high contest, will sponsored this year by Highnd Park Memorial Post No. 4737 VFW. annual contest will center id the theme, ‘‘Freedom’s enge.’’ The contest is open to dents in Deerfield-Highland igh School District 113. ntrants should be and the 10th yugh 12th grades. Students are to enter radio scripts of to five minutes. VFW has asked that ach to the theme of the the yj script be positive—“for freedom and not against the political concepts of totalitarian governments.” Contest officials also stipulate that students ‘‘may not refer to their race, creed, national origin, or in any way identify themselves in the script.” Tapes will be judged on content, originality, and delivery. The taping will be done in the studios of WEEF radio from 7 to 10 p.m. Nov. 27, 28, and 29. Two copies of the script will be submitted. 0 on the agenda is continued ission of the street-lighting blem in the village. Village placed sr. Norris Stilphen last Decemrecommended lights that be installed 135 new in the e’s developed areas, and that electric or mercury vapor be installed, rather than gas age engineer Robert Bowen update financial information in Mr. Stilphen’s 1966 and the board may take on the year-old recommen- board also will continue ssion the plan commis- on ’S recommendation that the yard be developed as a ily multi-family residential unity. ut 30 residents attended last k’s village board meeting to st the recommendation. her item on Monday’s a is passage of an ordinance lementing the master plan for fic safety prepared by Mr. ven, Police Chief George Hall, ad the safety council. The ordinice. establishes all through streets in the villages and names tions in all four quadrants ill be marked by stop signs. trophy and a camera. The winner then will compete for the district, state, and national awards. First place winner in the national contest. will receive - $5,000; second, $3,500; third, $2,500; fourth, $1,500; and fifth, $1,000. Fifty-three finalists also will receive expense-paid trips to Washington, D.C. for the national finals. Honor Area ship 3 (West Deerfield precincts elected Village 5, 15, 13) 505 Town- and Elect Area 16) Richard C. Buhlitz, 1650 Green, Deerfield, and al- ternate Mrs. Eliot Filbar, Waukegan Rd., Deerfield. 4 938-A Griftner (West Deerfield Town- ship precincts 4, 7, and 8 west of Skokie Hwy.) elected Howard Griftner, 1419 Wincanton, Deerfield. No alternate was elected. Area 5 (West Deerfield Township precincts 3, 10, and 14) elected H. E. Green Jr., 1109 Knollwood, Deerfield, and alternate Mrs. William Schwartz, 1851 Southland, Highland Park. Area 6 (Deerfield Township precincts 19, 23, and the part of 18 west of Skokie Hwy.) elected Jerome F. Comiker, 140 Ferndale, Deerfield, and alternate Mrs. Comiker, Area 7 (Deerfield Township precincts 2, 24, and 25, and the part of West Deerfield Township precinct 8 east of Skokie Hwy.) elected Bernard Goldman, 3433 Summit, Highland Park, and alternate Robert Bronson, 2261 Mar- loak, Highland Park. Choose Area that time. Last year’s local winner 12, and Carroll, Grove, Deerfield, and alternate Paul H. Daube, 1102 Country Ln., Deerfield. at third in the fifth VFW district— which includes 55 area posts. First prize for the local winner is a ward plaques and certifiof appreciation to members e village’s boards aiid coms during the 8 p.m. village _ Meeting Monday in the ship precincts 2, elected William 8 Township precincts 3, 6, and 21) elected Sam Baskin, Moraine Rd., Highland Park, and alternate Ernest Keitel, 154 Edgecliff, Highland Park. Area 11 (Deerfield Township ‘precincts 11 and 13) elected Myron Nussbaum, Ridgewood Rd., Highland Park, and alternate Mrs. Nussbaum. Area 12 (Deerfield Township precincts 10 and 14) elected Bernard Verin, 360 Hazel, Highland Park, and alternate Dr. Eugene Handelman, 1555 Hawthorne, Highland Park. New Citizens At Waukegan Rites Deerfield, Lake Bluff, Highland Park and Highwood residents will participate in naturalization ceremonies and a citizens’s reception today and Tuesday in Waukegan. Among the 37 new citizens to be cenza Lawton will analyze municipal Gary, Cleveland, other cities. A new citizens’ elections Boston; reception ranging from opera comedy at the American sponsored activity. to She » the in — and in which other local residents - will participate will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Homer Dahringer Legion Home in Waukegan. Joan Gauntlett of Lake Bluff will sing a variety of songs, musical Legion- also. will sing several folk songs. Serving as Unit Americanism chairmen are Miss Phillis Broege of Deerfield, Mrs. William Salyards of Highland Park, and Mrs.. Pia- and Gra- Corrado address at ceremonies in the Lake County Court House today... Mayor Mario zia Nichile of Highland Park; Highland Park Mayor Samuel T. Lawton Jr. will give the. main recent are Col. Frauenheim Dome- nico Lenzini, Fiore Crovetti, Mrs. Assunta Bernardi, and Pier Luigi Bernardi, all of Highwood. Col. Walter G. Frauenheim Jr., presently deputy chief of the Fifth Army’s Plans and Operations Division, will be the guest speaker. His Army ‘background includes World War II . combat -mander service in the as company 82nd For Conservation Carl Schmidt, George Schleicher, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Ryerson, and Mrs. Wayne Cole were honored by the Community Conservation Council yesterday in ceremonies at the annual ‘‘Savin’ of the Green” Village Hall. com- Airborne ‘Division. His decorations include the bronze star, the oak leaf cluster, ‘the combat infantryman badge, and the gilder badge. tea at the Deerfield Schmidt, former president of Import Motors of Chicago, received a plaque for designing and landscaping the Volkswagen building at County Line and Wil- mot Rds. ‘ For his liaison: work between Deerfield and Mr. Schmidt’s firm, Mr. Schleicher, a Deerfield trus- tee, also received a plaque. Mrs. Schmidt accepted the award for her husband who is out of town on business. Receiving traveling cups for their work outstanding conservation were Mr. and Mrs. Ryerson and Mrs. Cole. Clarence Pontius of Riverwoods accepted the award on behalf of were called business. the out Ryersons of town who on The Ryersons were honored for their donation of trees to the Lake County Mary East of Highwood. honored: Tuesday Present Plaques, Cups Mr. Baskin (Deerfield ad Boy Scouts from Lincolnshire Troop 78 help with fall clean-up at the Gages Lake church camp. The troop is sponsored by Lincolnshire's Community Christian Church. From left are Perry Sheppard, Mike Shaffer, Danny Fishbein, Bob Hedrich, Billy Garcia, Bruce Johnson, and Roger Kaplan. Forest Preserve District. Baha@is Will Hear Annamarie Baker A Deerfield housewife will deliver the Sunday afternoon lecture during the program at the Baha’i House of Worship this week in Wilmette. Mrs. Annamarie Baker, a member of the temple worship committee at the house of worship, will talk at 3:45 p.m. on “Let Deeds, Not Words, Be Your Adorning.”” Her talk will follow the regular 3 p.m. devotional service. Mrs. Baker, a_ graduate of Northwestern University, is an active .member of two Deerfield PTAs and has served on several Baha’i administrative bodies. The theme is taken from these writings of Baha’u’llah, founder of the Baha’i faith: ‘“‘O Son of Dust, verily I say unto thee: Of all men the most negligent is he that disputeth idly and seeketh to advance himself over his brother. Say, O brethren, Let deeds, not words, be your adorning.”’ Work The trees were planted along the Des Plaines River and Aptakisic Road. Mrs. Cole, director of the Illinois Audubon Society, has been active in planting Illinois native prairie plants and wildflowers in Deerfield as part of outdoor study projects with school children. Thanksgiving Program Parents School Set of Shepard students Elementary are invited to a Thanksgiving program presented by the entire school at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday. Each grade has made special preparations for the program according to Dr. Diana Poll, principal. First have through designed third graders are making tions using games from graders costumes, the Pilgrim fourth table decoraand objects era, and fifth graders will present the story of the first Thanksgiving. The program will include a Thanksgiving song by the first graders; a prayer, “We Are Thankful,” by the second graders; and a poem, ‘Thanksgiving Wishes,” by third grade students. Fourth graders will present a choral reading, ‘The Patriotic Creed’. A Thanksgiving play, “The True Story About Pilgrims,” will be presented by fifth grade students. All Shepard students should bring lunch to school on Wednesday for a special all-school luncheon. Kipling PTA Book Fair | Tomorrow, Saturday “Come Read To Me and I'll Read To You” will be the theme of the Kipling School PTA book fair tomorrow and Saturday in the school gymnasium. Hours will be from 3 to p.m. tomorrow and from a.m. to noon and 1 to 5:30 9:30 3 p.m. Saturday. A storyteller will read to preschoolers while parents browse. Books for both children and adults will be November Bap? gee available. 16, 19bAai eae �COMMUNITY ME TO THE iving Thanksg j SSerctan THURS. NOV. 23rd—100 A.M. AT THE HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Program ORGAN PRELUDE Mary Morrison Cash Guilment PROCESSIONAL Plenty of Parking WELCOME Samuel T. Lawton Jr. Mayor of Highland Park THE PRESIDENT'S THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION Dr. John Price, Principal, Highland Park High School c] HYMN Psalm 145 RESPONSIVE READING Rabbi Arnold Jacob Wolf Congregation Solel Collection HYMN THE THANKSGIVING ADDRESS Rev. M. J. Monaco Assoc. Pastor, St. James Church HYMN PRAYER HYMN ORGAN POSTLUDE "DARWELL" Mary Morrison Cash SPONSORED BY THE Rowley HIGHLAND PARK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE And The Following Congregations: LAKESIDE CONGREGATION FOR REFORM JUDAISM, 1822 St. Johns Avenue Joseph Ginsberg, Rabbi 2 NORTH SUBURBAN BETH-EL, 1731 Deerfield ST. JAMES Thomas i TRINITY Arnold EVANGELICAL CHURCH, LUTHERAN CHURCH, Road Robert A. Wendelin, Pastor 134 North Avenue, Highwood J. Kelly, Pastor EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Ray Holder, Rector Sholom 2789 Oak Street A. Singer, CONGREGATION 1175 Sheridan Road Philip L. Lipis, Rabbi REDEEMER BETHANY METHODIST CHURCH, 1704 McGovern Street Walter Lunsford, Minister B'NAI TORAH. 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(Howard Fochler Photo) Residents Show 0 ae: rs oS a House un Sl nie Clrape ries San Francisco ¢ Beverly Hills, Calif. 1919 Waukegan Rd., Glenview © Glenview, Ili. 724-9494 Thanks Through Aid to Others PRALINE By CAROL BRUCK Women’s The sun shines brightly on the North Shore area at Thanksgiving. In most of the homes, there is ample food, comfortable company, good spirits, and opportunity for more where that came from. Fortunately, many of our resi- dents are cognizant of the needs of others and, vicariously, remember the aid the Indians gave the first settlers at the first Thanksgiving. Many groups who fast approaching, and the pecan is appropriate as it is one of the nuts of this country, per- haps introduced to our use by the Indians. At yesterday’s meeting of the Club, Smith College alumnae tasted a variety of pecan recipes especially prepared by Mrs. Rich- ard D. Mason of Winnetka, Mrs. Robert Pfutzenreuter of Wilmette, and Mrs. Joseph E. Jannotta. Others contributing were William P. Boggess Forest, Mrs. Raymond Glencoe, Mrs. William Mrs. of Lake Olson of Avery of Kenilworth, Mrs. Alan Whitney of Winnetka, and Mrs. George Mason of Kenilworth. Orders can be placed Allen through Tuesday for delivery after Dec. 5 with Mrs. Antone G. Singsen, 615 Ash St., and Mrs. William Bradbury, 1234 Ridgewood, Northbrook. Following are some of the pecan recipes sampled by alumnae yesterday: 16 1/4 tsp. salt 1/2 cup butter 1 tsp. vanilla created into NATURAL RABBIT PARKAS 1 cup chopped pecans Sift flour once. Measure and sift again with salt. Cream butter; add sugar, egg, and vanilla; beat well. Stir in dry ingredients and nuts and blend. Form dough into small balls and flatten. Place on heavily buttered pan. Bake 375 degree oven for 8 to 10 minutes. in Cool. enjoy the fun and frivolity of a holiday season take special pains to assure that the less-fortunate are fed, the foreigner welcomed, and the talented rewarded. Members of the North Shore Smith College Club are channeling their efforts into providing scholarships by selling pound packages of halved Georgia pecans. The sale is appropriate at this time of year with holiday baking native bunnies from France COOKIES Mrs. Raymond Olson 1-1/4 cups sifted flour 1-1/2 cups brown sugar, . packed 1 egg Editor A MATTER OF COCONUT PECAN YUM-YUMS Carl B. Avery 1 thisp. 1-1/4 cups flour hood trimmed in natural Mrs. 1/2 cup butter light brown sugar Mix together by hand into a crumble and put mixture into an 8x8 pan. Cool for 12 to 15 minutes. Pour fax batter Buy several now — below over it: 2 eggs 1-1/2 cups dark brown sugar 1 tsp. vanilla 1/4 tsp. salt ideal gift for boys 2 thisp. flour 1 cup shredded coconut 1 cup pecans chopped fine & girls of all ages. . . MAIL @RDERS FILLED Beat well and put on top of other mixture. Cook 40 minutes at 350 degrees. Cool. Cut into fingers for cookies or into larger squares and serve as dessert. GLAZED Mrs. George 1 cup nut meats Put nut meats Salt and add to sugar is melted PECANS Allen Mason 1/4 cup granulated sugar few grains of salt into heavy skillet. Mix together sugar and nut meats. Cook and stir constantly until and nuts are glazed. It will take just a Wlinois APPETIZERS 3-4 avevese 5-7 teers Sizes B10 Sizes 12-20 residents S29 eer. $39 viicc cc $49 add ee 5% »$59 Sales Tax gloves, sweaters, knits, dresses, hats, jewelery, boas — at considerable savings. Miss Vicky Olsofi of Evanston.) Mrs. Alan Whitney Mix cream cheese with anchovy paste and place between perfect pecan halves as for sandwiches. Sizes Sizes Visit our new boutique department featuring few moments. Empty mixture onto a dry platter or cookie sheet. When cold, break nut meats apart. They will not be sticky if the proportions are the right size. Make only this amount at one time. This recipe is just the right amount to fill a pint-sized ice cream container for a gift. (Mrs. Mason found this recipe in a Chicago paper, sent in by PECAN tail, Sherman and Davis, 328-3333 Daily and Saturday 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday and Thursday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. November 16, 196 �Dean’s WHIPPING CREAM YOUR HOLIDAY FEAST STARTS HERE! | All the finest Sunset’s fixins extra eae has: all a services - all giving at Libby ne eds. Remember, Park tremendous savings this week! Shop Sunset Foods for all your T “*hanks- and Lake Forest both open Sundays for 29° Highland stores your 8—oz. are shopping ctn. convenience! Katherine Clark Brownberry STUFFING PUMPKIN COFFEE 29% yg 3 Q ¢ 9\|BOG FOOD Centrella Strained Cranberry SAUCE )i . $15 —OZ. cans STRIP STEAKS Man! What the the U. peak on of sale steaks S, flavor right these Choice are! at Sunset finest . aged perfection, now The beef And 3Q¢ %% 15—oz a U.S. Choice, Aged, Boneless of 2 99 wt, Pg Bottle sEXCEDRIN: 2. lb. Bottle aol 100 4 to Rath Honey— they’re Foods! . REALEMON * Glazed, Canned Stock HAM $439 4—Ib. Rath SAUSAGE ROLL SOUR CREAM ‘=: 29' 1) UP can Breakfast |=Ib. roll 39° ‘penes 93! CHIPS. I-Ib. bag 49° POPSICLES3 ‘z: *]” OVEN CLEANER. spray 99! Betty Crocker Pie CRUST MIX 2 het 39 pkgs. U.S. Grade A, Frozen, Katherine Clark Butter Twist bf 4X c NN Eviscerated | TU RKEY Ib. 12 pack ROLLS Katherine Clark Parker House 8-16 Ibs. avg. 4h RO L L $ Caniselta Maloun ie sack FOI For Automatic Dishwashers FINISH 18” x 25’ roll Aunt Jane’s Plain or Kosher DILLS ICEBERG Centrella Golden YAMS 3's29. * Pree 40° : DRESSING l6—oz. jar te-cz. im BEANS cans G reen Giant Gian 303 S: ( Half Lady Scott Facial TISSUES — «08 200 Lady Scott Toilet | L LY PRICED! a Johnson’s Lemon pkg. ( ‘ee 8 RITISH mh | Sth GI ; sapie 19 r —_ age pee’ NOVEMBER i5, thru TUESDAY, N NOVEMBER 2/1. | Pierre Bi F tk ted henna aereanle just FOUR DAYS. We cannot offer these values priorto Wednesday, \ f % « ; setts ROR | FRENCH BRANDY _| : | $ 59; g'ee AXA Fe Meat & Produce te ereeffective rt prices i We iad FLOUR ss», AY = nal lie . aaa : : = the icc quantities, ee OODS N \ 1812 Green Bay Rd., Highland Park, Open 8 to 6, Thur. Als & Fri. ‘til9 & Sunday 10 to 4 “a \e don $0S reserve \ j 5th & pa an a : . Imported F Wax pkgs. of 10 pads Ceresota Q N 898 ( ‘ FAVO =) CRANBERRY-ORANGE RELISH 3 os 4 = xa : 2-roll f SPRe «43! ¢ . cans U TURNOVERS ” Green Giant Sliced Green T | Ss ¢ okes. indian Trail ndi i N SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY, Cans | secre cu. Ce Pepperidge Farm Apple, Blueberry or Raspberry -—=Rowico Puerto ican Quart \ >= CUT GREEN BEANS sts B g raed 5, ' N ( DEPARTMENT Pabst Blue Rien N 2nc.O0% PEANUT BARS LIQUOR Wish Bone Italian Wish Bone Deluxe French : Nabisco Pin Wheels or Ideal ( 303 cans D a f S S { e G ( regs A Northbrook Shopping Center, Open 8 to 9, Sat. ‘til 6 ; Pe i m. <q ee g 825 So. Waukegan Rd., Lake Forest, Open 8 to 8:30 Mon.-Fri ; Sat. 8-6:30, Sun. 9-6 W re �For North Shore’s Newest Arrivals AMBROSIO—Capt. Mrs. parents are Mrs. Frank J. Ross of James J. Ambrosio of Washington, D.C., a son, James Walter, Northbrook and Mr. and Mrs. Martin M. Nelson of Chicago. Oct. | 19 in Malcolm General Hospi- tal, Washington, ents D.C., are Mr. and Mrs. James J. _ Ambrosio, 2845 Riverwoods Riverwoods, and Mr. and | PIRSEIN—MTr. Grandpar- Walter Til. A Dian of Downers great-grandmother Rd., Mrs. Grove, is Mrs. Pearl D. Ambrosio of Chicago. and Mrs. Robert W. Pirsein, 923 Marion Av., Highland Park, a son, Philip Robert, Oct. 31 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Peek of Milwaukee and Mr. and Mrs. William Pirsein of Berwyn. _ FRIEDMAN—Mr. Arthur and M. Friedman, mary Rd., Mrs. 1808 Rose- Highland Park, a daughter, Alyssa Carol, Oct. 28 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Theo_ dore Levitt of Miami | | Beach, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Fried_man of Louisville, Ky. _ MARCELIGIO—Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Marceligio, 423 Funston Av., Highwood, a daughter, Eva Marie, Nov. 2 in Highland Park Hospital. |. NATTA—Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Natta, 1436 Deerfield Pl., Highland Park, a daughter, Kimberly Kay, Nov. 6 in Highland Park Hospital. | ie Grandparents and Mrs. LaGrange are Robert L. and Mr. Second Natta, Highwood. Mr. 218 Llewellyn _NELSON—Mr. and Mrs. David M. Rosemary _ in Highland Park Hospital. Grand_ MOVE Mrs. Albert Pizzato, 1726 Rd., Highland Park. SANDER—Mr. TO DEERFIELD John J. Boylan, who and Green Mrs. Bay Greg- Oct. 24 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ziekert of Roselle, Ill., and Mrs. Marjorie L. Smith, 470 Beech St., Highland Park. WHITEHEAD—Mr. and Mrs. Van L. Whitehead, 1506 Glencoe Av., Highland Park, a daughter, Lesley Ann, Oct. 24 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Denk of Whitehead of Tuscaloosa, ; $499 Mrs. Deerfield, a freshman at the University of Illinois in Champaign, has been pledged by Delta on the site of the original elm. PLEDGES DELTA CHI Steve Leighten, 1036 Forest Av., suggested that the tree be planted Chi fraternity. His sister, Miss Judy Leighton, an elementar$ education major, is a junior at on the right side of the fairway this time. ‘‘We’ve penalized the Northern Illinois University in De Kalb. PANELING Wendy Irene, Nov. 3 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Victor Glader of Lake Bluff and Mrs. H. J. Sander of St. Petersburg Beach, Fla. and cumbed to Dutch Elm disease. said the tree ought to be replanted WAREHOUSE BUYOUT ory A. Sander, 1267 McDaniels Av., Highland Park, a daughter, SMITH—Mr. hookers long enough,”’ he said. Other board members, however, The money raised by the women will purchase an 8-inch tree to be planted this winter. Park Commissioner John Field Grainfield, Ka., and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ala. The Highland Park Ladies Golf League has donated $200 to the Park District of Highland Park to purchase a tree for the 17th hole at Sunset Park Golf Course. The large elm tree formerly on the left side of the hole suc- We've SALE purchased hundreds of assorted panels — 4'x7' and 4'x8' — ordinari iy sold for $3.99 to $24.95 — most are First Quality. Panels too numerous to list separately here. Come early for the best selection — Richard ALL at that one low $1.99 price! KEN 1 invites you PLUS panels listed below — also drastically reduced in price for ‘special savings. Just a few of some of these left (check list). Come in soon to avoid disappointment. Tr., 2a _ Deerfield, a son, Erik Ross, Nov. 3 | Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Koch Jr. of Prairie View and Mr. and Mrs. Av., _ 939 Dean Allen, Nov. 3 in Highland Park Hospital. Grandparents are Moore of and Mrs. | Nelson, PIZZATO—Mr. and Mrs. Leo D. 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COMPANY 7. 41) PARK ASAAREEARAAEE 831-2800 Daily: 8-5:30 ¢ Closed Sundays) ARERR November Set prem Se dh eee et Os 4 16, a ee wits 196 Pris �NOW RENTING IN NORTHBROOK Cong Robert McClory (R-12th) discusses Washington events with three gas company officials during a recent community development conference near Zion. From left are Jack H. Cornelius, Gas; Cong. McClory; and Edwin M. OPEN OUR FURNISHED DAILY AND MODEL WEEK APARTMENTS ENDS Northbrook, manager of area development for The Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co.; Robert A. Himmelmann, LaGrange Park, vice president of *Peoples SEE Taber, Lake Forest, SHERMER RD. AT MAPLE president of North Shore Gas Co. Attack Pollution Locally-McClory Cong. Robert McClory (R-12th) told 300 Lake County community officials and leaders last week that more initiative must be exercised locally in solving water and air pollu‘tion problems. According to Cong. McClory, ‘Federal programs which attempt to supersede responsibility local and and_ action, WTTW state in my Cites John the govern- while at the same time the Lake Michigan.” Dr. Howard Roepke, professor of Geography at the University of Illinois, urged Lake County residents to reject the notion that Seventeen WTTW auction voluneers from Highland Park and one from Deerfield were honored at a party last week in the new auction warehouse at the educational television station. The Highland Park volunteers include joint co-chairmen Mrs. enry X. Arenberg, 1171 Linden Mrs. criticized ment for establishing laws and providing funcs to combat polluArmy Corps of Engineers was “dumping polluted dredgings in For Auctions and lems.” He also tion, 18 Volunteers Av., opinion, threaten the solution of our water and air pollution prob- Eddleman, 1346 Sheridan Rd. Other volunteers honored at the party were: their problems in attracting indus- try are unique or special. He told the group that the problems facing Lake County are _ confronting every county and municipality in Illinois. “Growth and expansion of industry are inevitable,” Mr. Roepke said. “What isn’t inevitable is the confusion and disorder which results from the uncoordinated influx of industry to a community. ighland Pl., co-chairmen of the sporting goods committee; Mrs. Mitchell Rieger, 888 Kimball Rd., Concerted action now can assure the addition of valuable corporate citizens without over-taxing school and public facilities.” A shortage of middle-income housing, absence of a_ plentiful labor supply and inadequate high- and way Mrs. Herbert Luke, chairman of the miscellaneous committee; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Milton P. Richard Klein, Gottlieb, 805 244 Sumac, table captain co-chairen; Mrs. Gerald Gidwitz, 970 Sheridan Rd., art committee ember; Mrs. Nelson Harris, 225 N. Deere Park Dr., and Robert H. Reynolds, 1021 Lake-Cook Rd., members of the special events ommittee; and Norman Kern, 295 Sheridan Rd., a member of the warehouse committee. . Others are Mrs. James Buhai, 124 Lakewood Pl.; Mrs. James Eisenberg, 326 Delta Rd.; Mrs. Karl Eisenberg, 765 Marion Av., networks are the three most acute problems facing Lake County, according to Richard F. Kennedy, assistant to the publisher of the Waukegan ‘‘News-Sun.” However, provisions must be made to house the hundreds of new workers needed at these facilities, Other he added. speakers ence included: at the confer- Jack H. Cornelius, manager of area development for North Shore Gas and its parent company. The Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co.; John H. Rutledge, Mrs. Richard Guggenheim, 125 Country Ln.; Mrs. Lou Gurnick, manager of properties for Consolidated Foods Corp.; Robert N. 580 Kincaid St.; and Mrs. Richard Stapleton, L. Kahn, 40 Roger Williams Av. The Deerfield volunteer is Mrs. James Riley of 1425 Hackberry Rd. ovember 16, 1967 manager of the Cor- dova, Ill. Industrial Park; and Charles F. Willson, director of area development for Continental Illinois Bank and Trust Co. Q » 4 INQUIRES CR 2-8200 ask for brochure �EO Jess Indian Sixkiller, Center, board shows member of the American Bannockburn students an the Indian Center to raise work in the community. Indian necklace, one of many craft items sold at funds for StateR, charitable Bannockburn Students Lend a Hand to Indians By “Count you BOB THOMAS yourself don’t have lucky to grow up in an area like this. .... = Jess Sixkiller, a Chicago robbery detective and full-blooded American Indian of Cherokee ancestry, stood before a busload of eighth graders, pointing to the uptown area of Chicago where his people live an often drab existence. The Ravenswood Masonic “What you have brought can help at least 20 needy families,” Mr. Sixkiller told the Bannockburn students. The food, clothing, toys, and school supplies, dutifully carried into the Indian Center by the pupils, ‘‘will probably go to families located here less than a year, since they cannot apply for relief,’’ the Indian told them. class of Bannockburn stu- dents was completing a monthlong, all-school project to collect food and clothing for Indian families in Chicago. Bus the old Temple. Loaded Just hours before, on that Nov. 6, the boxes of goods had loaded into the rear third rented school bus. Teacher Emil Zeman and Ergang herded 25 been of a Mrs. Supt. George excited pupils into the remaining seats for an hour-long ride to the new home of the American Indian Center, in “Two-thirds of the city’s 18,000 Indians live here in an area running west from Lake Michigan to Damen Av. and from North Av. (1600 N) to Foster on the north) (5200). seeking They come to Chicago employment, but they lack the necessary skills.’ when compared with the center’s alder offices in a walk-up building on West Sheridan Rd. Preserve Culture “The Indian Center is a place to go and be Indian,”’ Mr. Sixkiller told them. “We live in two cultures, Indian and urban. One of our most difficult jobs is to encourage our younger generation to continue our arts and our heritage.”’ But, job he added, is to help an even others bigger who may have found that life in the big city is not a paradise, sometimes not even a place where you eat regularly. To this end, the Indian Center daily makes the necessities of life available to those in need. “We help people to get estab- The recent purchase of the three-story Masonic building was lished, made possible by a gift of $100,000 left to the Indian Center by the times the father has abandoned his family. The things these Bannockburn youngsters have brought will really help,” Detec- late Mrs. Verna Harris Ewuen of Evanston. Its impressive auditorium and overall size seem massive Eighth grader Mike Dooley carries in another bo of clothing for needy American Indians, while clas mates unload the bus at the Ravenswood Masons Temple, the new home of the American India Center in Chicago. have or met Indian with families tragedy. that Some- tive Sixkiller said. # os Everyone helps to unload the boxes of food, clothing and other supplies, collected during the past month by all students of the Bannockburn School. 20 The Bannockburn class crowds into the stairway entrance to the Indian Center's older headquarters on West Sheridan Road. The offices occupy the second floor of the building, but will be moved shortly to the newly acquired Ravenswood Masonic Temple away. November 12 blocks 16, 196 �Cap’n Fury runs a tight ship : “As master of the Plymouth fleet, I can sign you on for the smoothest sailing this side of Detroit. Looking for peace and quiet? Or fun and games? You're on the right tack, mate. The ‘68 Fury is big, suave, exciting. Come aboard and take the wheel!” E And the trusty Plymouth Crew is ready to back up Cap‘n Fury, with a hearty welcome for you. You can trust your Plymouth Crew, from the gang on the sales deck to the men in the engine room. There's a fair trade wind blowing and a true blue deal off 2 your bow. Ho! for the Plymouth Crew. > AUTHORIZED DEALERS wd CHRYSLER FURY e a 4 Ill Pal pay es AT HIGHLAND PARK CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. oo | 1766 First Street, Highland Park, a �ATTENTION . . . ALL HOMEOWNERS! For the very finest in GAS | FIRED FURNACES BOILERS ¢ WATERHEATERS a CALL ON BISHOP The NORTH SHORE'S LARGEST HEATING-COOLING SERVICE and INSTALLATION ORGANIZATION, @ New Installations © Conversions © All Repairs ® Cleaning Jerry Singer, co-owner of Shoreland Ford in Carlson, Highland Park, hands awards to first place winners in the Pass, Punt, and Kick contest. Trophy-holders are (from left) Neal Winston, Gerry De Mers, Mark all of Deefield, and Larry Gaffo, and Harry Starkweather, Park. (Bud Daley Photo) Malvin, “CHANGE TO CLEAN GAS HEAT NOW!” Jeff all of Highland 17 Youngsters Win Prizes "NO MONEY encourage athletic participation, and to acknowledge the work of youngsters in learning football skills prior to high school. Local winners were: 8 Years Old First—Neal Winston, 1106 Terrace Ct., Deerfield. Second—Tom Blake, 1015 Evergreen Ln., Northbrook. 9 Years Old First—Gerry DeMers, 301 Pine St., Deerfield. Second—David May, 1475 St. wood Ln., Highland Park. Third—Michael Carmell, First—Jeff Goffo, 1041 444 1543 Old Deerfield Road Bpcenemenes HIGHLAND TO PARK PAY" 831-2407 CARE AT A SAVINGS Bring Your Drapes To Us! A.W. engeler’s “DRAPEMASTER” SERVICE for Draperies In Our Moder Plant Hooks and weights are removed : : Sorted by color, fabric, amount of : soil. Delicate drapes placed in soft nylon net bags STO an besos Tae Moisture free } 609 Court 450 ENJOY “DRAPEMASTER” Third—Roger Sherman, 92 Indian Trail, Highland Park. 10 Years Old First—Mark Carlson, 20 Sequoia Dr., Deerfield. Second—David Schaen, Shannon Dr., Deerfield. Johns Av., Highland Park. Sheridan Rd., Glencoe. Third—Steve Blake, 4015 Evergreen Ln., Northbrook. 11 Years Old First—Larry Malvin, 1682 Huntington Ln., Highland Park. Second—Alan Getles, 1789 Old Briar Ln., Highland Park. Third—Alan Nannini, 129 Pleasant St., Highwood. 12 Years Old 13 Years Old First—Harry Starkweather, (Continued on page 24) YEARS BISHOP HEATING In Punt, Pass, Kick Contest Seventeen winners of the area Pass, Punt, and Kick contest sponsored by Shoreland Ford, Highland Park, received trophies Sunday in a ceremony at the dealership building. The 49 boys from 8 to 13 who entered the contest competed in passing, punting, and kicking drills in the rain on Oct. 15. Purpose of the contest is to DOWN—FIVE cleaning Hand finishing and careful NGO PLUS New hooks — Ready for you to hang. Tied in decorator folds SAVE inspection . . . by bringing in your draperies to one of our "EASY TO PARK" locations. Av., Highland Park. Second—Jeff Mandell, 2906 IdleHSS Salesmen’s Samples of Children's Apparel «4 Nationally Advertised Brands at Big Savings GUYS & GALS 1879 _. Across | ey SECOND ST. from owes | BANK CARDS =f Telephone Co. 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Gas and electric costs are based on rates in effect in Chicago as of August 1, 1967. NORTH GAS COMPANY SHORE AND PEOPLES LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY 2. Gas does the big jobs better for less! @#)GAS �Worship UNITED _ Highland Park METHODIST METHODIST Bethany ae Laurel Av. Christ and McGovern t Pastor: Highland Park 1237 Deerfield Address: 493 Hazel Av. Sunday, Nov. 19: 11 a.m. and Body.’’ Nursery vided. Sunday Testimony Peicting Room: ily except : ursday, lesson. a.m. to age 11 Wednesday, 1773 Sunday, ROMAN Bible 8 Second 9 a.m. 7 to 9 p.m. St.; to 5 p.m.; Address: 1970 Riverwoods Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Donald L. Lanier. Sunday service: 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10 a.m., all classes. Yeuth meeting: Sunday, 7 p.m. MoThiel. LUTHERAN eT. Director Richard of Christian education: Moore. Mrs. §$unday services: 8, 11 a.m. _ Weekday services: Wednesday, a.m.; Thursday, 9:30 a.m., holy -munion. Saints days: 9:30 a.m. Church B’nai Cantor: Jerome Frazes. Friday 8:30 service: BAHA’I Assembly p.m. Congregation - Address: 1301 Clavey Rd. Rabbi: Arnold Jacob Wolf. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: Lakeside 11 Reform Office: Rabbi: for BAPTIST Judaism service: 11 a.m. in Edgewood 929 Edgewood are provided. Rd. Nursery fa- _ North Suburban Synagogue Beth El _- Address: 1175 Sheridan Rd. - Rabbi: Philip L. Lipis Director of religious education: Dr. Louis Katzoff. Cantor: Jordon H. Cohen. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 9:30 a.m. Weekday services: 7:15 a.m., Mon- day through Friday; through Thursday. 7:30 p.m., Highland - Dr. Cantor: Jordan H. Cohen. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 9:30 a.m. _ Weekday services: 7:15 a.1a., - through Friday; EPISCOPAL St. Gregory’s Mon- 7:30 p.m , Monday Thursday. Address: 1731 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Robert A. Wen| Gelin. aa Sunday services: 8, 10:30 a.m. Church _sehool and Bible classes: 9:05 a.m., 3 years through adult. = Address: Deerfield and Wilmot Rds. Rector: The Rev. Jack D. Parker. Curate: The Rev. Howard M. Lipsey. Sunday servicés: 8:30 a.m., holy communion; 9:15 a.m., holy communion— first and third Sundays, morning prayer —second and fourth Sundays; 11 a.m., morning prayer—first and third Sundays,, holy communion—second and fourth Sundays. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:15, 11 a.m., kindergarten through sixth grade. Pe EVANGELICAL eas - LUTHERAN Redeemer PRESBYTERIAN Address: Laurel, Linden and Pros- pect Avs. Pastor: Dr. William Atkinson Young. Minister of Education: The Rev. James Russell Snyder. Sunday services: 9 a.m., Chapel service; 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 10 a.m., all ages. Immaculate Address: | | +, Pastor: Murphy. 1590 , The Assistant one E- 3 ee _ _ Sunday masses: 11 a.m., 12:15 p.m. Bay The 6, Miraculous before Medal: MASS. first ovena in James. Rev. 7:15, Friday Friday, honor 4-6, of Suburban County Line Rd. Rev. Richard A. Swan- Sunday services: 8:30, 11 a.m.:; 7 p.m. Church school: 9:45 a.m., all classes. Midweek service: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Beth Rd. Rev. Our Angelo 8:30, 9:45, following 7:30-9 Lady Office: Rabbi: Friday V. Weekday masses: 6:15, 8 a.m. Confession: Saturday, days before holy days of obligation, and ‘Thursday San. we pastor: U.. Garbin, 3 Rt. "gon. FREE JEWISH Conception Green CHURCH p.m. of the Or 631 Deerfield Rd. Daniel Friedman. service: 8 p.m. LUTHERAN Zion 8 BletMiss OF CHRIST Congregational Church of Deerfield Address: 225 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. John S. Usry. Sunday service: 10:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10:30 a.m. Trinity Address: 760 North Av. Pastor: The Rev. Philip A. Desenis. Sunday services: 9:15, 11 a.m. Church school: two-year-olds through sixth grade, seventh grade confirmation class, 9:15 a.m.; two-year-olds through sixth grade. high school, 11 a.m. Adult study: 7:30 p.m., Monday. Advanced confirmation class 5 p.m., Tuesday. Beginning confirmation class: 5 p.m. 2nd and 4th Friday. : Address: 10 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Herbert C. Peterson. Sunday services: 8, 9:15, 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9:15, 10:45 a.m., nursery through eighth grade. Lutheran The combined for Thanksgiving Deerfield-area ser- churches those participating are Bethlehem Evangelical United Brethren Church, Trinity United Church of the Congregational Church of Deerfield. Rev. John of the Doc- Herbert C. Peterson of Zion Lutheran Church, who the principles of his liturgical practices. Commenting on the program, Discussion ecumenical ' Club Chair- man said, William Wicks will discuss church and ‘This mingling of people and thinking on the broad basis of religious con- victions should make each of us appreciative of the pattern of Christian living of our neighbors.” added, ‘‘While differences Bouldin, we all represent part- ners in the work of Christ in the world. A conference of this type should strengthen that spirit.” Members and Pastor of both Holy Cross Peterson’s congrega- and-answer period and social hour new minister of Bethlehem, will be the speaker. He will be assisted by . the Rev. Philip Desenis of Trinity, the Rev. John Usry of the Congregational Church, and the Rev. Milo J. Vondracek of Christ Methodist. The combined choirs of the four churches will sing Bach’s “Now Thank We All Our God’ during the union service. club includes six groups of Youths to Preview Movie on Sunday Area invited couples who meet the ’ first and third Fridays in private homes tx exchange opinions and_ gain knowledge about matters of religion and current events as the relate to Christian principles. Bible Teacher Pulpit Guest | Dr. Wilbur Smith, professor the English Bible at Trinity Evar gelical Divinity School, will giv the sermon at the 8:30 and 11 a.n services Sunday of the Nori Suburban Evangelical Fre. Church in Deerfield. Dr. Smith served as pastor ui Presbyterian churches in Mary land, Virginia, and Pennsylvani’ before joining the faculty of th Moody Bible Institute in 1937. I 1947 he became a professor at th tion have been invited. A question- The will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday and Club Christian will follow. in Christ Methodist Church, 1558 Wilmot Rd., Deerfield. In addition to the host church, Christ, of trine at Holy Cross Church will hold its first ‘“Men of Good Will” program at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in the church parish hall. Guest speaker will be the Rev. doctrine, 4 Area Churches To Meet Jointly A Minister to Address might exist in regards to tenets of METHODIST Bethlehem Address: Deerfield Rd. and Rosemary er. Pastor: Dr. John R. Bouldin. Assistant minister: The Rev. Raymond Good. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30 a.m., nursery through senior high; 11 a.m., nursery and Kindergarten. Youth fellowship: 6:30 p.m. vice Discussion Confraternity’ He UNITED The ROMAN CATHOLIC “3 North Address: 200 Pastor: The . Scientist Address: 155 Deerfield Rd. Sunday, Nov. 19: 11 a.m. Bible lesson, “Soul and Body.’’ Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Reading room: 635 Deerfield Rd.; daily except Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.: Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. Park - Louis Katzoff. Address: 1250 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Elmer E. Davis. Sunday Services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school. 9:30 a.m., nursery’ through adult. High school and college Y.P. Fellowship, 6 p.m. Midweek service: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Monday Address: 1175 Sheridan Rd. Rabbi: Philip L. Lipis. Director of religious educatio1: _ day through UNITED Community 1823 St. Johns Av. Joseph L. Ginsberg. Sunday §chool, cilities a.m. Congregation of Deerfield Secretary: Mrs. William K. Baker, 1414 Charing Cross, Deerfield. Adult discussion group: Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Jewett Park Field House, 835 Hazel. Children’s hour: Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Jewett Park Field House. Solel Shore This bare cupboard in Immaculate Conception Convent was filled Sunday when parishioners held a pantry shower for the local sisters. Sister Ann Mark, principal of Immaculate Conception School, surveys the situation as Mrs. E. T. Moroney [left) takes notes. Mrs. Robert Moroney helps hold the gifts. (Staff Photo) Holy Cross Discussion Group UNITARIAN Address: 2100 Half Day Rd. Minister: The Rev. Russell R. zer. Director of religious education: Cossiette Conley. Sunday services: 10, 11:30 a.m. Church school, 10, 11:30 a.m, Torah Address: 2789 Oak St. Rabbi: Dr. Sholom Singer. Cross Address: 724 Elder Ln. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. John H: Houlihan. Assistant Pastor: The Revs. Robert D. Clark, James P. Coleman. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:30, 8:45, 10, 11:15 a.m., 12:30 p.m. Weekday masses, Monday through Friday, 6:30, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 6:30, 8:30 a.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:15, 7:30-9 p.m.; Thursday before first Friday, 4-5, and during Friday masses. Baptisms: Sunday following 12:30 p.m. mass. North Deerfield — _ JEWISH | oa of the Holy Spirit Address: 30 Riverwoods Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Karl F. Langrock. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Sunday school: 9:30, 11 a.m. 7:30 com- CATHOLIC Holy DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Community Christian Trinity E. Address: 824 Waukegan Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Bernard F. Didier. Assistant pastors: The Revs. J: Kenneth Cutler and Frederick W. Wyngarden. Coordinator of group life: Michael Smothers. Director of Christian education: Miss Linda Connors. Sunday services: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Baptism, second Sunday. Church school: +" ane te 11:30 a.m. nursery through adult. Junior High Youth Academy: Tuesday, 3:45 p.m. Freshman fellowship: Friday, 5:30 p.m. Senior High Fellowship: Sunday, 6:30 p.m. Choir practice: Angelettes, Cecilians, Wednesday, 7 p.m.; Chancel, Wednesday, 8 p.m.; Cherub, Caroler, Junior, Friday, 3:45 p.m. i ROMAN Address: 425 Laurel Av. Rector: The Rev. Ray Holder. Jules CATHOLIC Lincolnshire _ EPISCOPAL Assistant priest: The Rev. - reau. Curate: The Rev. Spencer PRESBYTERIAN First St. James _ Address: 1713 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard Osberg. Sunday services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. ursery facilities are provided. at 10:45 “aim: Church school: 9:30 a.m., ’ all classes. Youth Fellowship: 5:45 p.m. Prayer meeting and teacher training: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal: Thursday, 7:45 p.m. _ Luns- Address: 134 North Av. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Kelly. Assistant pastor: The Rev. Marcellus J. Monaco. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:45, 9, *@:15 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. Weekday masses 6:30, 8 a.m, Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:30, 7:30-9 p.m. Baptism: Sunday, 2 p.m. Sunday service: 9:30 a.m. Church school: 9:30 a.m., two-year-olds through sixth grade. CONGREGATIONAL Evangelical £ B. H ighwood facilities are school; meeting: p.m. = Walter Thursday Rd. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist “Soul Rev. Sunday service: 10 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 10 a.m., all ages. Group irman: William Reeves. Fireside discussion: 8 p.m. _ The ford. BAHA’I Address: 1558 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Milo J. Vondracek. Sunday services: 9:15-10 a.m., Chapel hour—Kiddie Keep; 10-10:25 a.m., fellowship coffee hour; 10:30-11:30 a.m., morning Worship and Sunday school. Fuller Theological Seminary where he served until 1963 whes he joined the Trinity faculty. He is the books, Stand,” author including “Profitable of numero “Therefor Study,” ar the recently published ‘The IS raeli-Arab Conflict and the Bible. youth groups have been to Trinity United Church of Christ in Deerfield to see a sneak preview of the movie, “Yes,” at 7 p.m. Sunday. The film will be shown on television later this month, possibly on Nov. 23. It is one of the nominees ‘for the Chicagoland Film Festival Award. Its star and cameraman will be interviewed after the showing by the teenagers. The movie, produced by Ron Fridell of Deerfield, includes many scenes shot in Deerfield. The film’s theme is loneliness and the alienation of suburban youth. Admission is free, but donations will be accepted. Dr. Wilbur Smith November 16, 19 �t Vow Members At Synagogue ‘The traditional new synagogue than 90 new member H. Cohen, and temple ‘Congregation Solel to Hear Benad Avital Bond f un d- raising ’ dinner at Congregation Solel at 6 p.m. Sunday. The meeting at 1301 Clavey Rd. in Highland Park will feature Benad AviMr. Avital tal. He ~ was born in London, served in the British Army in World War II, ‘and lectured to troops in Italy. In {1951 Mr. Avital settled in Israel ‘and joined a kibbutz. Mr. Avital later resumed a filmyaking career and has written, sirected, and produced numerous films and television programs. He s a veteran of the Sinai Camyaign. The Israel Bond dinner is under he direction of Arthur W. Segil, 209 Lincoln Av. in Highland Park. Thurch Youths to Cook Big Spaghetti Dinner The United Church of Christ » fri-Y youth group will cook and serve the annual spaghetti dinner vat 7 p.m. tomorrow in Woodvale Hall of the church, 760 North Av., ¥ Deerfield. ' Proceeds xe used from for the dinner the youths’ will winter , etreat. A program honoring ‘embers for their service and an evening of fellowship and singing will follow the dinner. Special Thanksgiving i Service Is Scheduled Redeemer plans a Lutheran 9 am. new The holy communion in the and rabbis will 7 Jack Frech of Highland Park takes the oath as president of the American Gardeners Association as other new officers study their oaths. From left are Earl Carani of Deerfield, past president; Mr. Frech; Victor Szido of Libertyville, treasurer; president. (Staff Photo) Wilmette, and James secretary; DeWitt of Harry Lake Jensen Forest, a prayer, Bob Black Jr., assistant scoutmaster who now is_ attending Monmouth College, received the Vigil Robert Honor, the Order’s Rev. Robert Dixon, Mike Ryan, and Mr. Joseph Patten, assistant scoutmaster, were inducted as Ordeal members. Louer, JaSu- Troop 324 is sponsored by the Highland Park Presbyterian Church. the to the the Jewish s Army Capt. William L. Goldaan and his wife, Linda, of ‘ochester, N.Y., recently visited irs. Goldman’s parents, Mr. and firs. Harry C. Alberts, 2256 Linjen Av., Highland Park. Capt. yoldman, who has served for a ‘ear in South Vietnam, received he bronze star for meritorious *rvice in action. The Goldmans re now stationed with the Signal Arps Depot at Ft. Monmouth, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Grile and their daughter, Barbara, 865 Warwick Rd., Deerfield, attended Mom and Dad’s Day at Carroll health and welfare work in Chicago and the suburbs. Several residents of Highland campaign Their Park tion. son, Bill is a freshman. North V.J. 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Bob Cape, Kim Casey, Steve Rd. Confirmants assisting Rabbi Joseph L. Ginsberg during the Richard Uhlman, and Joanne cobs of Highland Park, and zanne Keller of Glencoe. Members and guests of synagogue have been invited enjoy coffee and rolls at “forty-minute-club”’ preceding ONE vanced in the Order of the Arrow, Scouting’s honor camper society. Junior High School, 920 Edgewood service for and Mrs. A Comfortable and Homey Place Nine Boy Scouts of Troop 324, recently were inducted or ad- A Thanksgiving family worship service will be held by Lakeside Congregation for Reform Judaism at 11 a.m. Sunday in Edgewood next Thurs- and dinner vice Nine Troop 324 Scouts Receive Camper Honors Special Service Waukesha, of Mr. was Thomas, Highland give be roll Robert S. Engelman of 61 Hazel Av. in Highland Park was chairman of a special gifts inaugural Congregation Sets will honor Elizabeth Engleman .Chairman Of Inaugural Dinner responsive reading, and sermon. Highland Park Mayor Samuel P. Lauton Jr. is expected to welcome the public to the service. service the Highland Park. Local students named to the ‘‘B’ honor roll were Beth Allen, Kem Duchesneau, Laurie Epstein, Deborah Goodrich, and Susan Parker, all of Lake Forest. Park High Schoo! auditorium. A combined chorus of local school students will provide music for the service. Local ministers College, Church be at Ferry Lake Forest, and Gail Reaney of The city-wide Thanksgiving cel- ‘ISITORS LEAVE 16, lor, Thanksgiving Day. will students Thomas of Lake Bluff. Other students named to the high honor roll were Penny Nelson, Barbara Searle, Laurie Tay- A community Thanksgiving service sponsored by all churches and temples in co-operation with the Highland Park Chamber of Commerce will be held at 11 a.m. ll members of the parish will be ‘ovember daughter Service Is Slated For High School ay. the Leading sophomore is past national chairman of the National Women’s League of the United Synagogues of America. Mrs. Lippitz is a graduate of Kent College of Law, is a practicing attorney and a lecturer. She also is active in the Board of Jewish Education. A social hour following the services will help old and new memhers become _ better acquainted. ebration local Hall School have been named to the honor roll for the first grade period. Thanksgiving service in the church irected by Vendelin. Eleven mem- City Thanksgiving The first secretary of Israel’s embassy in Washington, D.C., will discuss ‘‘The Current Middle East Situation” at an Israel in receiving tive Judaism in the Mid-West, and amilies will be honored at the innual event. - The entire congregation will join gabbi Philip L. Lipis, Cantor seorge For Grades Mrs. Milton Lippitz will respond on behalf of the new members. She has been active in Conserva- at 1175 eridan Rd., Highland Park. ‘More Beth El Service bers into the synagogue. gue Beth El will be at 8:30 p.m. in the Hall Cites 11 officers members’ prvice of North Suburban SynaFaay to Be Honored liveth and Testament abideth and Worship Christianity forever 1 Peter 1:23 . OPEN SUNDAY 12 te 5 MON. & THURS. 9 to 9 OTHER DAYS ‘TIL 5 Baldwin Ebony Grand — Like New Steinway Mah. & Ebony Grands Mason & Hemilin 5'8" Grand Bluthner Ebony Grand | Wurlitzer Grand FIELD'S PIANO WAREHOUSE SOUTHSIDE WAREHOUSE 7717 S. ASHLAND AB 4-0330 NORTHSIDE WAREHOUSE 7315 N. WESTERN AM 2-2023 27 �call HOUSEHOLD PEST CONTROL Division of Aerosol Exterminators Charter Member IPCA Mrs. Ralph Olson, the ~ Highwood, Bannockburn, visiting nurse for and Riverwoods, Highland Park, Deerfield, confers with Miss Rhoba Kellogg, the director of nursing service for the Lake County Department. Makes Rounds the Highland The eare to bed-ridden and home- rounds in a white car with small ‘Visiting Nurse Associa- tion of Deerfield Townships.”’ nursing care. doctor’s Fees for the care are esta- on a cost-per-visit basis. STAY association rents as The recently established rate is $8.50 for general nursing care and $6.25 for hypodermics and similiar treatments. Besides general nursing care, the hospital beds, wheelchairs and other medieal needs at a low fee. _ The fees voluntary are board referred to of directors, a practices WINNETKA ROAD . 7:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. — Saturday | OPEN EVERY DAY J & of the asso- 0; i f ROUTE as ciation are supervised by a medieal advisory committee which includes nine members of the Lake County Medical Society. IL ee 8 A.M. HI 6-0734 to 4 P.M. Your ° LTA Kitchen _ Designed & Installed The way you want it. 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The nurse, Mrs. Ralph Olson, stops in all neighborhoods, making carries Nurse rity Act and assists patients under Medicare coverage. Patients of all ages are listed in the files. bound patients. letters: Visiting is certified under the Social Secu- Park-Deerfield area’s visiting _ hurse has made daily rounds of the communities offering nursing SN years, plus emergency service eee 15 *For two complete visits is For Health i O's Nurse ' Huge Cups Salad & & saucers dessert HARVEST SPECIAL Platter & 12 extra large plates $39. ....... $1.80 ....... $1.30 ea ea Pisten, Waees. oi6 cc _ Platters, PEO 5s 2 oh bl. Telephone: 170 28 N. 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Cary Av., Av.; 258 Woodland 575 Grove- Other new trustees are Robert F. Oswald, 905 Appletree Ct., and Warren © Peters, 1201 Western Av., both of Northbrook, Mayor David Santi, 423 Funston Av., Highwood; Thomas E. Wood, 1450 North Av., Bannockburn, and Albert Pick III, 795 Shag Bark Ln., Deerfield. Frederick O. Dicus, 1111 Meadowbrook Deerfield, and Eu- of the 15-man board of managers. The meeting also featured a tour of the new $2.5 million hospital wing. The wing will be dedicated June gene Hotchkiss, and Alan Rd., both R. 901 Kidd, Highland Baldwin 799 also were recently committe2, at an Dedication LEARN presided planning committee asspeaker for the Bowen Stair of chairman, and Jr. of Highland Park, Robert S. Ruwitch of Northbrook, and Rensloe P. Sherer and Robert I. Logan, both of Highland Park. George H. Stanwood of Deerfield will be chairman of the external arrangements for the date. A. G. Ballenger, Frank F. Selfridge, and Frank J. 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ServiceMASTER VIKING THE the CLEANING EXCELLENCE WADE-WENGER were erection of a tent in the parking lot of the hospital. All three men hospital Rd., One of today’s fastest growing fields’ offering unusual career opportunities ‘to men and women in the art of permanent. hair-removal. Unsurpassed training with most modern equipment—Days, evenings. Write or call for booklet ‘T., KREE INSTITUTE 5 > Wabash, Ry) ate: Chicago 3 responsible” for a marked decline initial Named to the signed to select a occasion were H. Highland Park, Arthur M. Adler Plans to dedicate the addition \ this meeting. Kimball Park, outlined Alan R. Kidd, chairman of the dedication named life trustees. 16, although Monday’s tour indicated that some areas of the southwest addition will be ready for occupancy this winter. The discussion at the meeting was entitled “A Look Into the Future of Highland Park Hospital.” President Adler announced that the hospital’s new cardiac care unit had “evidentally been 7x. 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According to the ordinance, which probably will be approved Monday, the following streets will be designated as through streets: Arbor Vitae (from Appletree Ln. to Pine St.), Beverly Pl., Broadmoor PI., Carlisle Av., Carriage Way, Castlewood Ln., Cedar St., Central County Line Av., Rd., Chestnut Deerfield St., Rd... Ellendale Rd. Elm St. (from Franken Av. to Osterman Av.), Grand Dr., Greenbriar Dr., Greenwood Av., Hackberry Rd., Hazel Av., Jonquil Ter. (from Central Av. to Deerfield Rd.), Juniper Ct., Kenton Rd., Kipling Av., Longfellow Av. (from Waukegan Rd. to Kipling Av.) Margate List Streets Ter., Montgomery Dr. Rd., Hackberry Rd. and Pine St. (4-way), Hazel Av. and Chestnut St. (3-way), Hazel Av. at Wauke- gan Rd., Hazel Av. at Wilmot Rd., Hertel Ln. at Carol Ln., Jonquil Ter. and Central Av. (4-way), Jonquil Ter. at Deerfield Juniper Ct. at Arbor Vitae, more Av. at Dartmouth Rd., KenLn., Kenton Rd., Rd. Kenton at Rd. way), Deerfield and Margate Kenton Rd. Ter. and Rd. (4-way), Kenton Rd. and Westgate Rd. (4-way), Kenton Rd. at Woodvale Av., Kipling Av. at Deerfield Rd., Larkdale Rd. at Eastwood Dr., Laurel Av. at Willow Av., Longfellow Kipling Av. (from Av. an Longfellow Av. at Waukegan Rd., Margate Ter. at Warrington Rd., Norman Ln. at Colwyn Ter., North Av. at Telegraph Rd., North Av. at Waukegan Rd., North Av. at Wilmot Rd., Northwoods Circle at Northwoods Dr., Orchard St. at Rosemary Ter., Chestnut St. Osterman (from Av. a_ westerly at Wau- gate Ter: Deerfield (4-way), Oxford Rd. Rd., Oxford Rd. Westgate Rd. Greenwood Av. to Woodland Dr.), Warrington Rd., Warwick Rd. (from Waukegan Rd. to Oxford Rd.), Waukegan Rd., Rd., Westgate Wincanton Rd., Dr., Dr., Woodvale Av. Av. to Kenton Rd.). Wilmot Woodland (from North Traffic from all side streets will be required to stop for through traffic. In addition, stop signs will be placed at all of the following intersections which do not already have them: Ambleside Dr. at Windcrest Dr., Apple Tree Ln. at Central Av., Arbor Vitae at Pine St. (from an easterly direction), Beverly Pl. at Deerfield Rd., Beverly Pl. at Margate Ter., Birchwood Av. at Dartmouth Ln., Blackthorn Ln. at Colwyn Ter., Broadmoor Pl. at Greenwood Av., Broadmoor PI. at Hazel Av., Carlisle Av. at County Line Rd. (Lake-Cook Rd.), Carlisle Av. and Greenbrier East Dr. (4 way), Carlisle Av. at Deerfield Rd., Carol Ln. at Lake Eleanor Dr., Carol Ln. at Berkley Ct. (from a southerly direction), Caroline Ct. at Orchard St., Carriage Way at Deerfield Rd. More Streets Castlewood Ln. at Cranshire Ct., Castlewood Ln. at Deerfield Rd., Castlewood Ln. at We Cedar St. at Hazel Av. at Castlewood’ Go Av., Ln., Trail, Central Central Av. at Wilmot Rd., Central Av. at Elm St., Central Av. at Waukegan Rd., Central Av. and Pine St. (4 way), Chestnut St. at Deerfield Rd., Chestnut St. and Greenwood Av. (3-way), Dartmouth Willow Av., Dimmeydale Ln. Dr. at at Ambleside Dr., Eastwood Dr. at Mulberry Rd., Ellendale Rd. at County Line Rd. (Lake-Cook Rd.), Ellendale Rd. Elm at St. Hunt Trail at Greenbrier Osterman at Av., Millstone Dr., Fox Rd., Garand Dr: and Castlewood Ln. (4way), Garand Dr. at Montgom- Osterman kegan Rd., Oxford Rd. (from Oxford Rd. and Warwick Rd. (4way), Pine St. at County Line Rd. (Lake-Cook Rd.), Pine St. at Deerfield Rd., Plum Tree Rd. at Gordon Av., Shagbark Millstone Rd., Shenandoah Walnut St. at Forest Grove St. and Central Av. (4 way), Hackberry Rd. at Wilmot 32 Rd. Av., at at Walnut St. at Woodward Av., Warrington Rd. at Woodvale Av., Warrington Rd. Department, teaches the course from | to 4 p.m. Fridays. The class is sponsored by. the Deerfield Park District. (Staff Photo) at Margate Ter., (from a Westgate Rd. at Wincanton Dr. (from an easterly direction), Westgate Rd. at Oxford Rd., Wilmot Rd. at County Line Rd. (Lake-Cook Rd.), Wilmot Rd. and Deerfield Rd. (4-way), Wincanton Wincanton Windcrest. Dr. Rd. at Dimmeydale Dr., Woodland Dr. at Wilmot Rd., Woodvale Av. at North Av. In other action, the: board: @ Agreed to pay a $2,038 bill for their share in the fight against rezoning the Krembs property for multiple family units. The board had authorized ‘an expenditure of up to $250, but agreed to pay the larger bill after hearing Village Atty. Richard Houpt explain, “The case took on proportions that no one expected at the time. @ Purchased three police cruisers from Sunniday Chevrolet, whose low bid was $7,586. ®@ Told John Glorioso that he would have Chapel to either @ Approved replat subdivision @ Adopted the Building Code. At Woodland Park School During The Woodland Park School PTA is sponsoring a book fair today and tomorrow in the school gymnasium. Parents and students may browse through fiction and nonfiction books from 8:30 to 11:45 a.m. 63 Students Considered Sixty-three high school students from Deerfield have been listed as semi-finalists for scholarships 1967 his or seek National installation water main to serve School on Pine St. the Illinois on the Amer- of a Southwest Daniel R. Alger, Susan E. Bixby, Kevin Brennan, Richard K. Brown, Janice Burtscher, James F. Butler, Susan E. Carr, ©Elizabe Charlton, George W. Chesrow, Gillis, Mark Jeffery P. Cody, ‘Denise Connelly, Elien Deutsch, Anne ‘D. Fish, Gary M. Gilbert, Terri <A. §S. Gottlieb, John W. Gudgeon, Henry Hakewill, Dirk S. Hansen, John R. Hedrick, and Alan H. Henkin. Barbara Henschen, Jeffrey Homer, Carol A. Johnson, John Kane, Charl Katzenberg, Randall H. Kiel, James Kouracos, Patrick (uaegeler, Paul T. Latter, Carol M. Libutti, Gregory Mautner, Susan McDermott, James McMenamin, R. “Michael Meehan, William C. Mulkey, Kristine Nelson, Diana J. Neuman, Michael An Nosek, Janet J. Palmer, Kenneth P. Parker, and Heidi J. Pfaff. Timothy Rathbun, Katglee Reticker, Bruce D Riter, Joel I. Rosenberg, Mark E. Schrader, Michael Schuler, William ‘Schultz, Mike K. Smeltzer, Vernon Smoludha, ‘Rebecca J. Snell, Shari ‘C. Sommers, James W. Springer, David S. Sugar, Stephen Tarnoff, Craig Wiechmann, George Wendt, H. Linda I. Woolley. each day. The fair also will be open from to 8:30 p.m. tomorrow. 7 A list of books was sent to parents so they could study the collection before coming to the fair. Students will have two halfhour periods during each day to attend the fair. During the first period they will be allowed to study the book collection, and older children may purchase books during the second Lisabeth 2 Will Head Swisher, David Valentini, Stephen A. Weiss, E. Williams, and Mrs. Nancy S. Aronson of Deerfield and Mrs. C. S. Frasz of Lincolnshire have accepted the Mothers’ March chairmanship for the 1968 Deerfield and Lincolnshire March of Dimes. will recruit volunteer marchers for the 1968 mothers’ door-to-door appeal. Mrs. Aronson, 655 Indian Hill Rd. is treasurer of the Wilmot P.T.A. and has- assisted with the Chicago Homebound Project and the Hull House Association. Mrs. Frasz has been a leader in the Metropolitan Chicago March of Dimes for many years. In 1959, she served as Mothers’ March Chairman for the drive, and she currently holds the chapter office of vice-chairman of the board of directors. Local Scout Leaders Visit Clay Pigeon One-hundred Girl Scout leaders recently attended a holiday crafts and service project training ses- See Sights of Mexico While at Convention Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lindberg, 2520 Deerfield Rd., Riverwoods, have returned home after two weeks in Mexico. They represented Eagle-Picher Industries, Inc., of DesPlaines, at the 80th anniversary convention in Mexico City of the Master Brewers Association of America. sion at the Clay Pigeon ceramic studio in Lake Forest. Mrs. Frank Goodhue of the Clay Pigeon directed the classes, demonstrating and showing samples of needlecraft, toymaking, painting, clay modeling, pottery, woodcraft, stonecraft, and many other handcrafts that Girl Scouts can use for obtaining badges. Scout leaders attending the ses- sion represented 191 4,000 Girl from Half Day, Scouts Highland troops and Deerfield, Park, Eighteen women have volunteered to serve as Shepard Elementary School room mothers for the school year. First grade room mothers will be Mrs. Walter Roth, Mrs. Roger Chisholm, Mrs. David Dulin, and Mrs. Bengt Alfraid and second grade, Mrs. Edward Sutter, Mrs. Joseph ber, Dronzek, and Mrs. Mrs. Lee John R. Gru- Flandreau. Third grade room mothers will be Mrs. Bruce Bachman, Mrs. James Blanchard, Mrs. Allen Harris, and Mrs. Earl Puckett; fourth grade, Mrs. Kirk Frazier, Mrs. ° Louis Gavin, Mrs. Jordan Krimstein, and Mrs. Allen Trevor; and fifth grade, Mrs. Asher Steen and Mrs. planned Halloween parties for each home room. Local March They Year Gordon Winston. The mothers recently State Scholarship Commission. The 63, selected on the basis of performance 1 to 4 p.m. Proceeds from the fair will be used to purchase books for the school library. For Grants by and from period. ican College Test, are: Warrington Rd. at Deerfield Rd., Warwick Rd. and Warrington Rd. (4way), Warwick Rd. at Waukegan Rd., Warwick Rd. and Wincanton Dr. (4-way), Westgate Rd. and Warrington Rd. (4-way), Av., Rd. 18 Volunteer their Other Streets Dr. at North at Waukegan PTA to Hold Book Fair awarded northerly direction). two zoning variations. Rad., Rd., Ln. Sequoia Ln., Standish Dr. at Sequoia Ln., Stratford Rd. at Greenwood Av., Stratford Rd. at Woodland Dr., Susan Ln. at Dartmouth Ln., Todd Ct. at Orchard St., Walden Ln. at Colwyn Ter., Garand Dr. at Wilmot. Rd., Gordon Av. at. Willow Av., GreenWaukegan at Wilmot at at a northerly Fox at Av. and Mar- direction). ery Dr. wood Av. Greenwood at Av. (from Chestnut St. to Waukegan Rd.), Oxford Rd. (from Deerfield Rd. to Westgate Rd.), Pine St., (from WGN's flying officer, Alex Cohen, conducts a refresher course in driver education for senior citizens in the Deerfield Village Hall. Mr. Cohen, also safety education secretary for the Chicago Police direction). direction), Rd. at easterly (from Garand Dr. to north village limits), North Av., Osterman Av. Stratford (4- Warwick High- wood, Lincolnshire, Lake Bluff, Lake Forest, and Northbrook. 12 Deerfield Boys New Cub Scouts Twelve new Deerfield Cub Scouts were formally inducted into Pack 50 recently in mot School’s old gym. Cubmaster Harold served as Akela, “Indian the Wil- Krefting chief of the young cubs,” during the induction of the new Bobcats. Four den mothers and four assistants volunteered for the new scouting year at a recent organizational meeting. Parents in- terested in enrolling their boys in Cub Scouting should contact Mrs. Larry Harvell, 1345 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield. The minimum age requirement for a cub scout is eight years or in. third grade. Park T.O.P.S. Club Seeks New Members The Deerfield Park District T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Club is seeking new members. . The club strives to help members lose weight with the help: of weekly meetings and group participation. _ Meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays in the Deerfield Grammar School library. Additional information is available from the park district office in Jewett Park Fieldhouse. Mrs. Elaine Kaplan is president of the group. November 16, 1967" �Classified Advertisin e THE EVANSTON 1020 Church THE ~ HOLLISTER NEWSPAPERS e WILMETTE 1232 Central e GLENCOE REVIEW St., Evanston e GLENVIEW LIFE Ave., Wilmette e WINNETKA TALK ¢ DEADLINES NORTHBROOK LAMPLIGHTER FOREST 444 Central Ave., Highland Park e ANNOUNCEMENTS 1438 Shermer 446-4300 444 446-4300 1806 Glenview Rd., Glenview 251-4300 1232 Central Ave., Wilmette e LAKE e HIGHLAND NEWS 1232 Central Ave., Wilmette 475-1560 Rd., ¢ LAKE 444 Central e STAR Northbrook PARK Ave., Ave., COLUMN Noon 444 Central Lost Lost: Girl's 5 Found Black Business Personal Park 234-4303 RATES Rimmed OST: GOLD CHARM BRACELET Sunday, Commuter lot or St. Norbert, Northbrook. 11:15 Mass. Please call 272-5210. ” "CLEAR" Contact ID 3-2575. $5.00 T. 27 ON ROGER WILLIAMS Highland Park. Call 433-1569. AV., OST: CAT. YOUNG, GRAY, LONG haired. Vicinit Skokie Jr. High. Missing since call HI Ov. 7. Please OST: PART PERSIAN shaired; black w/little neck. Vic. Bayberry Rd., CR 2-5821 CAT; white LONG under Northbrook and notify We are GRAY FEMALE KITTEN . OUND: Call - vicinity Northwestern Campus, 492-5100, 208B. OST: GOLDEN LABRADOR WEARing choke collar with 1 tag in vicinity Lincolnshire-Deerfield area. Name: Toby. Reward. 945-0919. E.FS., Personal Business Card THE POTTERY SHOP OPENING NOV. 30 FOR 10 DAYS A collection of handcrafted stoneware —vases, mugs, casseroles, ash trays. Green Bay at Pine St., Winnetka. REE, COLOR CATALOG OF 200 RXciting gift items. The catalog tells how you may receive free corning ware, cameras and other items. Address H. Thomas 899, Evanston, and Co. P. O. Box Illinois 60204. SELL. YOUR PHOTOS. REPORT tells how, where. Color slide markets. For info. write, Barnard’s, 1017 Moody St. Ingleside, Ill. 60041. . ae a 16, ages 1967 us your to of Short in obedi- Pointer. COLLIE-SHEPHERD PUPpre-Christmas delivery after 4, 1 male, pve shots, about 70 Sonaiis when $25. We own parents. Call 275. 9187, “after 5 p.m. CALEN- is a conflict. events help dates WIREHAIRED DACHSHUND PUPPIES for Christmas! Registered Champion Stock; home raised; shots. Choose now. Ready in Dec. Very Reas. AL 60993. STANDARD POODLES Healthy, happy and handsome A.K.C, reg’d standard Poodle puppies, of championship stock. Show and companion quality. ID 2-3097. through you TODAY. by Park Herald of German 4 2 Thanks Service—Iincome GERMAN SHEPHERDS, ALL black male and female, 9 months. A.K.C., raised with small children. Good watchdogs. Call 729-4921. A.K.C. SHOTS. EMpire Maltese GERMAN, mem 7 BOXER, REAS. and Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News ROAN GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES A.K.C. reg. 5 weeks old; accepting deposits for Christmas delivery. Exc. lines. $125. CLearbrook 9-3716. * Glenview Announcements 272-0084. | Boarded and aRAne Art Goods ee LI PAI M ENGINE eth PEWTER,EDIEVAL poe SRONZES RARE PRINTS, ETC. Contact Us If You Are Mr. Seeker or Mr. Seller white. UN 4-5037. Assignments sible objects. A accepted for rare imp Write today! HOUSEBROKEN, $100. 256-3566. Miniature Black CHICAGO, EXHIBITION r neNe ort tarian: thuurc! h, English lines, FOOD AND FOR $375; 26 yr. White old C Haviland ir tur eves. ANTIQUES SALE Grayslake, Illinois Nov. 19, 9 a.m. to 5 Oo 14 mile Children free Large variety Collectors north of of 120 Admission antiques fine Items. ; 3RD ART/ANTIQUE FAI TEMPLE BETH-EL OF CHICAGO 3050 W. as f Ave till 11, Sun _ Bi. Nov. 18 and1 c Oils-W sipederekedears wat ques breed. 7 p.m. ROBERT Annual and AND MARTHA Country Sun. 2-10. oe Oil HAYDEN House, this paintings Sat. Hoe drawings for sale and rent. Take 14 n.w. to State Line rd., west to 143 Prairie St., Sharon, Wisc. - ANTIQUE SALE! FINDERS’ KEEPERS 990 Linden (rear) Winnetka. Open IRISH PT. ADAM Saturdays PINE only. MANTEL, 1780, delicate carving hay sunbursts. Approximately HI 6-2496. ANTIQUE UPHOLS. CIR ft. PIANO $25. CALL eves. only NO igs PETS SUPPLIES Skokie, Chi cago Lake County, Fairgrounds TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 1013 Davis St., Evanston, GR 5-9821 Dempster, each; Sunday, See Our New Shop in Skokie 3417-19 daily sleigh bed and dresser, des chr., 2 chests, Circa 1780, sim service for 12, $200; tbls. $60; etc. UN 9-02 Animals, Pets and Supplies ELSINGER'S $100 ; dbl. PUPPIES SIAMESE KITTENS SEAL Home raised, $35. Stud service. 824-0535 > 301 N. Mayfield. 626-9385 Sat. A.K.C, REGISTERED PHONE 815-385-5610 VW $100-$900. 7-9 p.m. Sat. and Sun, and silent bids. Final AU! s, Clinaude Boxer Puppies COCKER OF Al GEN. ITEMS OF MID AND E Victorian—Two primitive oil 675-9645 Open Sundays — Skokie Only * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter — PURE BRED SEAL POINT. $25. Matched pair $40. Call 272-0105. ROTTWEILER PUPPIES A.K.C. Ancient Roman guard Excellent family companions. Call CRestwood 2-3399. AUCTION worth KITTENS FOR SALE: COLLIE PUPS; 8 WKS. OLD., $10 EACH OMALE AND FEMALE 272-6285 ILL. 60606. AND $25 p.m., sales Poodles WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIERS Ready for Christmas. A.K.C. champion stock, ays ¥ Good family pets. ALpine 6-3541 of work by Andrene Kauffman, Gra of drawings, $3.00 ea. Painting: MALE AND FEMALE. REGISTERED A.K.C. 5 weeks old. Call UN 4-8154. SIAMESE Division King Arthur's Pub, Inc. [26 S. Wells St. Male Brindle ALL WHITE ALTERED MALE CAT 3 years old, part-Persian. Box trained, very clean. Free to good home. Call UN 9-0532. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. A.K.C. Black and silver. M. and F. Champion and import lines. Pedigree incl. Paper trained $80. 945-5132. 2-1168. or SELLERS AND SEEKERS EXCHANGE LTD. PENNY FARTHING SHORT HAIRED POINTER; mo.; field trained; 815-385- ‘A.K.C.; 1 YR.; Loves children. English Cocker Pups | DALMATION PUPS: A.K.C. CHAMP bkgrnd. Beaut. spotted. Gay, affectionate guardians. $75-$125. Cail 8319538 after 4 and all day Sat.-Sun. 566-7007 arena, ilmore PUPPIES 6 Wk. Old Poodle Puppies. Apricot. Call 945-1453 GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES A.K.C. Champion bloodlines. Also 24% yr. old male. Reasonable. 255-7590. HOME MONT! outside west Antiques CUTE 8 WEEK OLD PUPPY. Part Beagle, part Poodle. Call 256-2619. BLACK AND WHITE, 1 WHITE and gray. Call AL 1-1909. THREE LONG HAIRED AND THREE short haired kittens. 5 female, one male. 6 weeks, pan trained. 724-0684. BLUE stalls, Sellers and Seekers Exchange Ltd. 2 CHAMPION SIRED. color. Call ID 3-0392. BOARDED mile Horses Stan- EARS CROPPED. Call 724-1913. 2 all Ses each. Be Call Frank at LeWa Farm | CE 4-0256 or CE 4-1260. BEAUTIFUL AOA KITTENS. 6 WEEKS OLD. $8.00 42 Mundelein. 1547 WAGNER RD., GLENVIEW PArk 4-0022 evenings and weekends. Miniature Schnauzer Pups child. HORSES 176, al La 4-0250. Large, box DALMATION PUPS: CHAMPION PAR: ents; finest temperament; starting at $35. Call 251-9186 after 4 p.m. weekdays; all day Sat. and Sun. LORINGS PEKINGESE THE HOME of Champ. since 1926. Puppies, also breeding and show, stock, etc. 4260 River Rd., Schiller Park, 678-1114. POODLE PUPPIES — MINIATURE apricot, males. A.K.C reg. and shots. ousebroken. 10 wks. 283-2476 after 5:30 all day Saturday and Sunday. with Poodle; 4 Mo. MIN. SCHNAUZER GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES With permanent shots; Field and Bench breeding. 19 yrs. ‘of experience Tiger-dale Kennels. 234-3965. GOOD HOME FOR 3 MONTH OLD KITTENS, SAND BOX TRAINED. CALL AFTER 4:30, 869-3041. raised Labrador Pups BEAUTIFUL BEDLINGTON PUPPIES, look like lambs, don’t shed. Call before 1 p.m. ALpine 1-6134, FREE TO GOOD HOME: 4-MO. female puppy; mixed cocker and beagle; ere ae BUY NOW OR WILL HOLD FOR Christmas. Only 2 left. Miniature Schnauzer puppies. Champ. sired. A.K.C. Ears cropped. Home raised with children. Permanent shots. 4464696. PERMANENT ‘Forest CE YELLOW, A.K.C., CHAMP. 7 weeks. Call HI 6-3889. ae French Dogs and Cats | A.K.C., 815-338- Animals, Pets and Supplies DARD; APRICOT; A.K.C. SHOTS AND wormed; $65. 833-1069 after 4 p.m. BEAUTIFUL BLACK MALE CAT needs good home. Declawed and shots. Free. Call 251-5757. INtax $100. lines HORSES: 9 YEAR OLD GEL 25 ; 17. year old mare, jumper, $50. Various Bree bridles also avail. 250 Butler, IRISH SETTERS—2 BEAUTIFUL dark female puppies want to be your Christmas present now. A.K.C. stock. Private. Call HAzel 6-2472. BEAUTIFUL RED MALE IRISH SETter, A.K.C. 11 months old. Good with children. Make reasonable offer. Call 869-4623 after 5. RETIRED C.P.A. Accounting, Augiing. Financial Statements, Tax Returns ALpine 1-4047 Christmas, Outstanding SIRED, SHOTS, 3 MONTHS. GR 5-5318 after 5:30. AA BOOKKEEPING, INC. Bookkeeping, Taxes, Back work brought up to date Low monthly rates. Your office or mine. 282-6391 or 283-0471 before LIGHT stock, BREEDING; stocking. 234- Yorkshires A.K.C., Champion Tax PART—TIME ‘BOOKKEEPING cluding financial statements in returns. Call PA 4-2682. ye. Shorthaired Pups WKS. AK.C.;: EXCEL. 92 ai for Christmas MUST FIND HOME FOR ST. BERNARD 1 year old spayed female. Very affectionate. Reasonable to good home. Call 835-0313. SERVICES 9 Accounting ful Featherfield line gun dog. Avail. 3 This will be be the right home. Mr. Hair 11 Dogs and Cats ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES Sire winning gun dog of Commander’s Hightone Beau breeding. Dam beauti- FIVE --¥ THE FAMILY OF MRS. ISABELL Kahaian wish to express their gratitude to friends, relatives, neighbors and clergy for all comforts and condolences in our recent bereave- 10 Personal Help listing 444 Central Av. Highland ae 33-4300 945-7300 CHRISTMAS SEGORATIONS 10,000 G.E. Merry Midget 35 light Sets clear and multi color. Commercial and Industrial Outdoor Decorations, Lighted Garlands, Wreaths, Lanterns and other new and used displays. Perfect for home, church, business and other uses. Open weekends. DECORATIONS, UNLIMITED, INC. 1825 Holste Rd., Northbrook. 272-8400 JOST GRAY TIGER CAT 212 WEEKS ago in Evanston. Is wearing clear plastic collar. Reward. 869-1079 TREASURE HUNTERS— SUNFISH IDEAL FOR YOU. Inquire in person, Junior Fleet, Berth 320. if there listing Highland OST: SILVER-GRAY MINIATURE Schnauzer in vicinity of Green Bay and Clavey in Highland Park. 433-3292. OST: PART ANGORA CAT; BLACK and gray stripes. Vic. Walters and Shermer Rd., Northbrook. Reward. Would appreciate call to 498-0769. German Deerfield Villager ost: Diamond Wedding Ring NGRAVED E.L.R. TO 26-59. REWARD. 446-6512. you now ‘‘clearing’’ 7 trained A.K.C. FULLY TRAINED FOR HUNT2 —— with children. Male. $275. Mail (or phone) a complete meetings and events. a Fe file them in THE 1967. Found: Lady's Wristwatch all club dates Simply reward. 10 GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES A.K.C.; excellent blood lines; home raised; beautiful mother on premises. Same father as previous 4 litters. Proven magnificence. 8 weeks old. ‘Ready to go. Females, $150; makes, $125. 724-4310. FREE BEAGLE PUPPY Must find good home, 5 months old, A.K.C. reg. and all shots. Allergy — keeping. Please call HI 6- HOW DOES IT WORK? Lost: Gold Loop Earring Professionally ence, ane with children. our gift to you but must eoane in the right uGene, FI 6-9000. through THE CALENDAR 272-2486. OUND—YOUNG MALE KITTEN, taffy. Vicinity Fontana and Washington, Glenview. Mri Oy4 p.m. Call 4 OUND: PAIR OF LADY’S OR GIRL’S prescription sun glasses, on Poplar (2600 Block) > Call UN 9-9832 male. DATES AND WHITE CAT; Dundee and Meadow NORTHBROOK \| Avoid Conflicting CASE. VICINITY Ave. Wilmette. Call Dogs and Cats GERMAN SHEPHERD. WE ARE looking for a good home for our 2 year old pedigreed German _ Shepherd, oa HIGHLAND PARK DEERFIELD AREA PRESIDENTS AND PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN Minimum 4 Chicago Toll Free 273-521 t or 273-4300 10 ESSAGE + LOST YOUR PET? It may have been injured. Call your local animal hospital. DAvis 8-1440. »UNiversity 4-9416. UNiversity 4-1700. LOST: SILK SCARF, DARK GREEN with white figures. Old Orchard Shopping Center. Call HI 6- 2890. If no answer, PA 9-2638 GRAY OST : ,Female; vic. 475-1560 251-4300 FOR MY OWN DEBTS King, 1719 Grey Ave., LASSES, BLUE 16th St. and Lake AL 1-8917. VILLAGER Highland Park 945-7300 LAMPLIGHTER BLUFF ADS Monday and Ave., DISCOUNT: .10 PER LINE Cash with order or if paid within 10 days M Evanston. HERALD Highland Park 433-4300 $1.20 per line Disclaimer of Debts RESPONSIBLE only. Charles Park 433-4300 DEERFIELD 272-4300 REGULAR COPY Noon Tuesday MULTIPLE HERALD Highland HIGHWOOD 724-4300 444 Central Ave., Highland 234-4303 Central . AUTOMOBILE HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits — you inthe Want Ads. Turn to Classification +4200 in — this Paper! * Highwood Herald Clanified— ce �‘ and Sports itomobile Loans Dros ressmokin aw se n g—Needlework e wo Draperies & Slip Covers—Custom Made Electrical Service Entertainment Equipment Rental Exterminating Fireplace Wood Cars Floor Refinishing and Covering le Tires and Accessories —Trucks——Trailers—For Rent iles—Wanted To Buy aT s—Trailers— To Rent end Outboard Motors. s and Gifts and Contractors _ Maintenance Supplies and and Opportunities and Repair Materials ments and Personal Service Flowers and Florists For Rent— Apartments Apartments To Share Board and Room Convalescent Homes Furnished Apartments Furnished Houses Garages Halls and Studios Hotels Houses Houses To Share Industrial Light Housekeeping Rooms Out of State Rooms Storage Space Stores and Offices Summer Rentals Partnerships Photography ord fof Thanks —Cabinet Work Books and 21 Gifts ASH FOR YOUR BOOKS GET OUR BID ON YOURS sale. Phone for Sythe ck Call a 8-4424, BOOKERS BOOK ; ‘CHICAGOAV. EVANSTON. NNEDY'S ‘ANTS GOOD enced ey ee eS BOOK SHOP BOOKS, EXPERI- qualified buyer, te Central St. UN Business ENVIEW member 4-4449 or Opportunities BEAUTY SHOP desired. Call for information, & STREY Glenview | tome or Retired INTERESTED IN A Man GOOD STEADY going business. Only 1 day work per month required to maintain present volume of business. Please call 945for details. TIRED OF WORKING BUTTONS, BUCKLES AND MACHINE button holes. 24 HOUR SERVICE. Belts, Pleating. Complete stock if metal zippers. VOGUE FABRIC SHOP 722 Main St. UNiversity 4-3034 FOR LIGHT ALTERATIONS, or assistance with problems. UNiversity ALTERATIONS AND PROFESSIONALLY AT REASONABLE Hastings and Central, 22 Service ~ HANDBAG AND LUGGAGE REPAIRING - Reasonable prices, work KAEHLER 421 Sherman guaranteed LUGGAGE Ave. SHOP DAvis 8-0744 RTIST-GRAPHIC DESIGNERree lance, layouts, brochures, fintree’ art, photography, display ads. free samples. Norman Art Studio, 446RemiaLizen GREETING CARDS drawn, lettered and colored by artist or Christmas, birthdays, gags, etc. 1 to 500. Call Eleanor, 824-8780. ING—OFFICE WORK—BUSINESS Pee: rds, We specialize in fast service. up and deliver. ey Secretarial Service. PA 4-0060 Cameras and Photography WANTED PLAUBEL - 120 TO MAKINA camera cheap. OR Hadfield. Call 864- Catering - MYRLE’ S GOURMET CATERING Delicious and Artistic Foods For the Discriminating Hostess Complete Service and Equipment OUTSTANDING WEDDING CAKES AND RECEPTIONS ALpine 1-5841 ue Set a ACE RENTALS Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 L & M PARTIES are Lillian Krause CATERING OUR_SPECIA ors. 724-9067 or 677-8087. Dressmaking — Sewing Needlework : M.G. — MONOGRAMMING BELTS. BUTTONS AND BUCKLES Se COVERED WITH FABRIC EXPERT PLEATING MARY ANN SILKS & WOOLENS, INC. 626 Church, Evanston DAvis 8-3984 _ Golf Mill Shopping Center, | Ph. 824-9212 DRESSMAKER WITH EUROPEAN trade school will solve all your sewing meus in her own home. - 2—Classified 69-8571 Evanston Review 1-2686 ; HIT E 5- 0042 30 SING-ALONGS. 30. HI 6-1715 SEE THE MAGIC OF MONEY, AND the ARTISTRY of a Master Manipulator, Dr. DOLLAR. Phone AM 2-3500 or HO 5-7879. ° Wilmette ALIKAZAN Life * Winnetka ANIMALS HI Talk * Glencoe 6-6721 9:30-5:30 18345MC-C DOVER STEINWAY 3811 1-0666 Typewriters—Business HY 3-1500 Thurs., 9:30-9 GRAND GERMAN VIOLIN WITH DE LUXE case. Perfect condition, $140 complete. Call 869-1775 after 5 p.m. FENDER BASSMEN AMP. AND COVers. Hagstrom bass guitar and case. 4 mos. old. Will separate. Call 724-5417, after 6 p.m. LYON b Classical CENTER OF DEERFIELD INSTRUCTION IN ACCORDION, GUITAR, DRUM PIANO, BANJO, BAND INSTRS. Instruments furnished for 6 week trail program. 945-1322, 807 Waukegan Rd. after 12 KRUGMAN only. Gibson Guitar CHICKERING PIANO CONSOLE Nearly new. Beautiful ebony. quality instrument. $1,400 value, $995. Private. PAkr 4-4730. VOX PIANO 1-4201 PIANO LE S SONS—CERTIFIED teacher of long experience will accept children and adult students. Call Mrs. Collingwood, 729-3409. A for P.A. SYSTEM PRIVATE WOODWIND INSTRUCTION Saxaphone, clarinet, flute, theory and improvisation. Extensive experience, BME. T. 'W. Dolan, 272-0584. COLUMNS AND AC 50 TOP, $500. Call 251-7135. GUITAR TEACHER WHO BUYS IN quantity has few classical guitars and 12 string. Up to 50% discount. Tuned, adjusted. “Mr. Narrol. 272-8129. UPRIGHT PIANO, 446-5683. $35 SWEDISH MADE ELECTRIC GUITAR. Best action/treble. $285 new. Best offer. Bright red. Vibrato. Also inexpensive amp. Call Paul, 256-0195. 8-7631 SELMER SIGNET TRUMPET WITH case. Excellent condition. Would cost $205 new—$140. GR 5-2337 after 4 p.m. or week-ends. FRENCH HORN TEACHER Beginning or advanced students for private instruction. Highly qualified. William Mercier. Call AL 6-2383. EXCELLENT CONDITION. A STEAL at $1,750. DA 8-2262 or 282-9191. Mrs. T. GUITAR—BANJO—AUTOHARP Varied styles taught by performerinstructor Bog Gand. It’s Fun! Village School of Folk Music. 945-5321. Ebony Steinway Grand Thomas 2 MANUALS. watts. Fully Organ, oe ~~ Grands, Spinets, Uprights WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. MIDWEST PIANO CO. 2638 Devon Av. HO 5-5900 Open Mon. and Thurs. Sunday 12 to 5 till 9 PIANOS — ORGANS Kimball—pianos and organs Lowrey—pianos and organs Storey & Clark—pianos and organs Yamaha—pianos and organs. RENTALS FROM TWO Skokie 8016 $5.00 PER MO. LOCATIONS Music Center Lincoln OR 3-5612 Mt. Prospect Music Center 2-4 Busse Av. Open eves. 259-1300 ’til 9, Sun. 1-5. UTTERBERG PIANO CO.—EST 1910. Rebuilt grands — Steinway, Mz son & Hamlin, Baldwin, etc. New and used spinets. Pianos rented wit option to buy. RO 3-5020. Sun. 1Mon. and Thurs. 9-9. 5731 N. Centra ‘Av., Chicago. GIBSON SPECIAL ELECTRIC GUITAR, $175. Solid body, 2 pick-ups, cherry red xipeet case, very good cond. UN GIBSON SG STANDARD ELECTRE} guitar with hard case; excellen condition; best offer over $300. Cal 446-5453 after 6 p.m. SET, 3 PIECE, $80. GOOD CONDI SUPRO AMP WITH REVERE tremelo, foot switches, cover. Excel lent cond. Never used Kingston bass Both reas. priced. AL 1-9441. Original Sebastian Klutz VIOLIN, dition. 2 BOWS, EXCELLENT Call 677-0772. CO $375. 13 BASE PEDALS. 175 transistorized. 251-6874. WURLITZER SPINET PIANO ANJ bench. Excellent condition. $475. 9 Chestnut St., Wilmette 256-3920. HARMONY BASS GUITAR, $66. Gregg, 869-2756 after 4:15 p.m. CALI Fender Bandmaster Amp. EKO BASS; BALDWIN BASS AMP. Call 835-1213 VOX AMPLIFIER, REVERB. trem. Excellent condition $100. after 6:30, 835-4779. ANI Phon ANTIQUE PUMP ORGAN EXCELLENT CONDITION Call 724-1534 DRUM SET W/SNARE CASE 18’’ AND 21” CYMBALS TWO-14"" HIGH HAT AL 1-5370 35 Piano Tuning YOUR Expert ae IS AN INVESTMENT ROTECT IT scala and caokhe: rebuilding; pianos bought KEN SWEET, Associates, ° Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager ° Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter News NwNN Christmas Sale Famous Makes—New—Used ANTIQUE GORGEOUS MASON HA lin concert grand piano, 45 years old all ivory keys. mahog. cab., exc. cong $2,000. After 6, 829-6507. 2 IN Special RED SPARKLE, tion. UN 4-2717. LIKE NEW WITH DE LUXE CASE, $120. Call 869-0396 after 11 a.m. MUSIC Pianos and Musical Instruments DRUM HARP, BLACK, after 11 a.m. ROGERS DOUBLE TOM DRUM SET, complete with Zildjian cymbals, cases, perfect condition. $650. 945-5065. Home or Studio Classical if desired AM 2-4045 CLASSICAL PIANO Have limited openings ‘Available in my studio. Sarche DAvis HEALY FLUTE—BUNDY Tender treatment for 9 mos. $160 new, now $125 or best offer. Call 945-9599. POPULAR PIANO HOWARD DIAMOND Sale Machines— RENT A NEW PIANO WITH OPTIO to buy! Take the pressure off buying a piano, rent one from Lyon-Heal less than $3.00 per week. Have it i your home for 3 months. If you decidé to buy, all rental fees and cartagé costs will apply toward purchase Lyon-Healy Evanston, 816 Church St. UN 9-0510. Western, Chicago CO 17-7564 TROUBADOUR $400. Call 869-0396 Professional Office and Store Equipment Upholstering, Repairing & Refinishing Wanted To Rent— Apartments Board and Room Furnished Apartments Furnished Houses Garages Houses Light Housekeeping Rooms Rooms Share Houses and Apartments FENDER JAZZMASTER GUITAR, $150; Foot switch, $7.00; Silvertone 212” amp., $90; Gibson Fuzz, $25; Bundy Selmer flute, like new, $60; Barclay guitar, $10. 724-0058. Instruction POPULAR Toys McCALL RO and rade or Barter* WE BUY USED PIANOS HIGHEST PRICES PAID SPENCER CO., BR 4-291 2-5520 MOVERS LESSONS South Mortgages Travel—Shore Your Car Tree Trimming Trucks and Sualiiennsties PIANOS Mon., and Women—Business WAREHOUSE SALE—300 PIANOS RENT A PIANO $5.00 A MO. JENSSEN—CABLE—GRAND New Spinet—88 Note Wurlitzer Spinet 10 Used Grands Steinway-Baldwin-Mason-Hamlin Used Spinets and Consoles fr. $195 Practice Uprights-Players fr. $ 79 Mon. and Thurs. 9-9 Sun. 12-5 AM 2-2023 FIELD’S 7315 N. Western, Chicago ILL. CR HAULING ALpine Will Travel WITH BALLOON reasonable AND Ml. C.C. Musical EN- MUSIC BY BOB GAND or the Village School Singers, or the Grand Family Singers, will ee your guests. Call now. WI 5-532 Most MIDDLETON MILDRED COCKTAIL PARTY, DINNER, DANCE, Reception. We provide tasteful background music for all occasions. Add a special touch to your next party. Call John, 869-6730 or Randy, AL 1-1369. 256-0167 Daily JACKSON MOVERS & STORAGE We specialize in moving, packing. Large or small jobs at reas. rates day or night. Exp. men. UNiversity 4-2662. Magic For All Ages By MAGICAL MOVERS MOVING? RENT A TRUCK PADS—DOLLIES—U-DRIVE JOHN'SON’S TRAILERS SERVICE ROgers Park 1-2000 7446-48 N. Clark Chicago, Il. UNLIMITED FOLK, CALYPSO, Any occas. Tod Turl, Storage North Siding Women—Household Women—Baby Sitting Men—Business and Professional Men—Household Men and Women Men and Women—Industrial 7 Goods and Equipment INVITES YOU TO ATTEND OUR FIRST STOREWIDE SALE Save with confidence on our custom rebuilt, fully guaranteed pianos. Here are a few examples of our outstanding values: Connover grand Cable grand Vose & Son Ivers & Pond Mason & Hamlin Baldwin grand Above are just one of a kind LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS RENTAL WITH OPTION TO BUY See the Fabulous new Kawai grand from $1,495 and up. Tremendous discounts on all new. spinet and console models as well as_ floor samples. COMPLETE PIANO SERVICING 1143 GREENLEAF, WILMETTE Immed. S.E. Wilm. Northwestern Sta. KELLY MOVING CALL By the WANDA BROTHERS Children’s party, club, stage etc. Ask for Dan, ALpine 6-1148 STAGE COACHES, HAY-RIDES, Pony Rides. Fire Engines, Surries, sent anywhere. Or have your child or adult party at the Country Boy’s barn. 6343633 after 6 p.m. and weekends. A NEW GROUP Guitar, and NORTHBROOK, HERBERT ~CARICATURES Have 5-5080 THE LOW-COST LOCAL MOVERS. to haul one item or a houseful. Insured, Ill. CC22633MCC, 864-6139 Inc. JAMES GEPPERT. HOLIDAY tertainment. PArk 4-7679. M.G. SAPHIR Loans Rug and Upholstery Cleaning Rummage Sales Schools and Instruction Shades—Blinds—Awnings Situations Wanted— Students Pianos and Musical ‘Instruments KURT FOR ALL YOUR MOVING NEEDS BY Professional Movers. Fully oe and insured. I.C.C. 22033 M-C RO Dance floors—car parkers—lighting *“‘One call does it all’ D 2-1240 is Gro 5-0069 aa 1 RD. MIDDLETON OF HIGHLAND PARK ‘““YOUR entertainment specialists”’ party marquees— VE RENT Moving MAGIC FOODS eee WAUKEGAN YOrktown FOR YOUR CHILD’S BIRTHDAY! with TINY TRAINED ANIMALS, mystery, wonder and legerdemain. Amature professional entertainer at a VERY MODEST PRICE! “MR. NORMAN’’—256-3033. MAGIC YARD TYPEWRITERS, ADDERS, DESKS Files and cash registers. Repair. Service and rentals. 724-7676. GLENVIEW OFFICE EQUIP., INC. KALIOPPE WITH/WITHOUT ATTENDANTS WHY COOK? Glenview Rd., Glenview, Il. or menu planning, Miss B. 724-0302. PARTY Ra 8910 DIXIELAND JAZZ-BANJO BAND POP DANCE MUSIC OTHER 5-7400 RENT EVERYTHING 29 WANT TO BE AN INSTANT AT YOUR NEXT PARTY? OR RENTAL HEADQUARTERS ACE RENTAL HEMS AND/ your wardrobe 4-6545. Bas danse AT BRICES. Ev., DA 8-6606. —entertainment— Skokie Open Daily 8 to 5, Sat. 8 to No charge for Sunday DRAWN OF YOUR GUESTS. MAKES a great conservation piece for each of them to take home as a souvenir. Dick Rindskopf LE 17-1895, Wheeling BUY: BACK Oakton, WE 8-4264 hdo Productions, Rental RENTAL Musical entertainment tailored to your needs. Duo, trio, quartette, or large band. Let me help make your party of dance swing. MEMBER AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS. Call after 12 noon 831-4966. 432-3933. Business 3748 Entertainment avern for Sale in Highwood Contact Guy Viti, Realtor. Equipment SEWING mette. Z 34 JOHNSON EQUIPMENT Co. ALTERATIONS AND HEMMING. Call Carole, 272-3824. SOME- ped else? This small well established innetka beauty salon is a tremendous buy for an operator with a - following. Write T-411, Box 60, Wil- 34 Entertainment 23 HEMMING Quick Service. DA 22 Sale 5 PIECE COMBO EXPERIENCED SCHOOLS—PRIVATE PARTIES 729-6127, 729-1276, 272-2611. DRESSMAKING AND LIGHT ALTER: ations; formals; bridesmaids; flower girls; casual and dresswear. CALL TERI, 835-1197 DRESS Household Goods—Wanted To Buy In Memoriam Interior Decorating Jewelry and Jewelry Repair Lawn Mower and Tractor—Service Loans and Investments Lost and Found Mobile Homes—Compers— Utility Trailers. Miscellaneous : Miscell For Sale Miscellaneous—Wanted To Buy Goods——For THE TWO TRIERS. POPULAR MUSIC. Cocktails, dinners, meetings, background. No. Shore’s best. Book now for the holidays. AL. 1-7275. EUROPEAN DRESSMAKER WILL DO your alterations in your own home. Please call 477-5431 after 8:30 p.m. pace for 3 operators. Equipment and furniture now on premises included. esent owner will work part-time if KOENIG — Estate Roofing and Household Dressmaking — Sewing Needlework Real n> ont Art Goods Furs Carts Moving and Storage Musical Instruction Notices Office and Store Equnr oneal Painting and Decora Persona Personal Service Piano Tuning Pianos and Musical Instruments Plumbing Printing Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For Sale Radio - TV - Hi-Fi—Service & Repair Real Estate For Sale Apartment Buildings Business Prope Cemetery Lots and Crypts Condominiums Co-op Apartments Farms—Acreage—Estates Houses Houses by Area . Industrial Investment Properties Out of State Resorts Summer and Winter Homes ond Cottages Town Houses Trades and Exchanges Vacant Property Wtd. to Buy—Apoartment Buildings Wanted To Buy—Houses peecCeCCeOS and rs—Auctioneers— s Conductors Sales Motoreycles—Go Town Houses Vacation Rentals Gardening and Landscape Service— Plants and Shrubs Gutters and Downspouts Heating and Air Conditioning Help Wante ; Women—Business ond Professional Women—t Women—Boaby Sitters Women—lIndustrial Help Wanted— Men—Business and Professional Men—Household Men—Industrial Help Wanted— Men and Women Household Home Service Household Appliance— Service and Repair 187 5 ,@o Christmas Trees and Decorations Coins and Stamps Concrete Work Conducted House Sales Disclaimer of Debts ela Tax aot BOM e — NO Service—inc oning and nes s, Pets and Supplies INDEX ee ~ re wWNw wNNw CLASSIFIED Nov. appraisals and sold UN 4-740 16, 196 �Piano Tuning ZENKER'S Builders PIANO CO. TUNING—REPAIRING WE SELL NEW AND USED PIANOS (FORMERLY CONCERT TUNER ALZBURG FESTIVAL, AUSTRIA) 25 W. Devon Av. ROgers Park 4-7607 Honest Craftsmanship foot TUNING AND REPAIR RGE E. NEWQUIST xpert Groin Checked eo bein wc ROMPT SERVICE CRestwood 2-1112 ‘ PIANO bo eng Evans., Wil., Winn., Glencoe, and Kenil. preferred 475. 71954- Fred Hudson, vor. y Schools and Instruction Tiny Tot Play School 2727 Crawford, Evanston. EAUTIFUL FACILITIESL 3 ACRES -of property. Full and half day arrangements. Age 2!2 through 5. Hot lunches, arts an crafts, dancing and oreign language. 2 yrs. of exp. icensed wagons. Ca DA 8-7065 OR YO 6-7065 OPENINGS AVAILABLE AFTERNOON SESSIONS FOR TOM THUMB Home and B-4852 after 6 p.m., VE AGINATIVE DESIGNS REALISTIC PRICES oom additions Rec. Rooms itchens Family rooms @throoms Dormers Free Estimates Gladly Given Deal direct with owner—no salesmen Once job is started, completed WITHOUT DELAY Deal With Lauer Const. And Save 20% Co. 1-1254 831-4767 Custom Kitchens , Baths, Rec. Rooms, Additions. Deal KITCHENS OUR SPECIALTY nee plans and estimates. THERCOAL bscacinslabatete ra arl Boll 1-0225 EDWARD RECHTORIS ROOM ADDITIONS—REC. ROOMS CUSTOM KITCHEN REMODELING SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY WORK REE ESTIMATE 272-7951 QUALITY REMODELING BEST PRICES NOW ALL-RITE HOME PRODS., INC. ree Estimates UN 4-2224 BR 3-3370 BYRON FELTON CONSTRUC. CO. Building and Remodeling Kitchens, Bathrooms, Family Rooms, Additions, Ceramic Tile, Floor Tile netka 446-3268 GEORGE AND GEORGE CARPENTERS nee nee es, **Let George Do I Phone CRestwood 2- 2330 or 1458 PURTELL & CO. New Construction Box 84—Northfield HI 6-5400 NEW OMPLETE -REMODELING, tile homes, additions, kit., baths, work. roof repairs, concrete work. QUALITY CONSTRUCTION CoO. REE ESTIMATES CRestwood 2-4429 REMODELING Paneling; AND Porches; 15 yrs. experience. . Gosser ov. 16, 1967 CARPENTRY Windows, Do own KITCHENS OUR TRAINED STAFF DOES THE ENTIRE JOB Etc. work. AL 6-0789 54 AVAILABLE NOW—THE MANPOWER and equipment to give you a quality built addition or interior remodeling work. Free estimates, fully bonded and insured. 20 years experience. Northfield Bldg. and Const. Northbrook, Ill. Eve: 446-5955 GEORGE A. CARLBERG CARPENTER AND BUILDER Roon additions—Dormers Bookcases and cabinets 945-078 | TULIPS. DUTCH GROWN BULBS. Large select bulbs that will give you prize winning flowers. Varieties offered blooming from late March into June, all with colored pictures so you can choose your garden combination. Now at sale prices. Plant now before ground freezes and save. Fertilizer at 20% off. BEZDEK’S FOR BULBS. 2246 Wilmette Av., Wilmette. 200’ north of the intersection of Crawford and Wilmette. WINTER Is COMING—PROTECT your garden. We deliver black soil— humus—sand-——manure—covering hay. We remove debris and are Tree Removal Experts. Well aged firewood. Jim Beinlich, The Firewood King. Vernon 5-1195 NEW AND OLD LAWNS REPAIRED nursery stock; complete maintenance service. 20 years on the North Shore. Franchi Landscape Service. CR 2-2611. GUTTERS CONTRACTOR CUSTOM CABINETS. FREE EST. Remodeling; additions; new homes Howard's Cabinet Shop. 272-3829 Maintenance Gutter and Downspout Service ll type Roofing ” ‘‘Serving the North Shore Tor 25 yrs. E. F. BASSING ORchard 5-4030 Wilmette OUT 7-8636 LARS H. LARSON Remodeling and ey onde I I treat your home like my Since 1950 Phswe 4698. 2407 Gutter Service CALL NOW FOR FA cleaning. Free estimates. M & D cleaned, insured. 869-7305. G 251-6187. ROOFING CO. GUTTERS coated and repaired. Fully Call for free estimate. Call Gutters and Downspouts Lawn Mower and Service PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Wood finishing Free estimated. Fully insured. WE 5-5625, Days; Eves., 537-5448. OUTSIDE GERSDORF PArk 4-8009 LAURITZ JENSEN MOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED Milwaukee Ave. north of Glenview Rd., next to Tollway Bridge. WEST GARDEN VA 4-6146 METROPOLITAN DECORATING Interior/Exterior. Residential/Commercial. Wallpapering; seamless floors; sheetrock; taping; tuckpointing; spraying; roof repairs. Fully insured. All work guaranteed. 566-8068 PAPER HANGING, PLASTERING TROY MAINTENANCE pane tig GR 5-6020 L 1-4220 PAINTING AND SECORATING: PApering a specialty. Residential work. xterior and interior. 20 years on N.S. Herguaranteed work. Prices reas. man Engstrom. UNiversity 4-5944. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PA AND PAPER HANGING EE ESTIMATES GReéenleaf ! 5-30% DAvis 8-7687 INT. AND EXT. PAINTING, WALL washing, floors stripped and waxed, furn, stripped, all wood stripped. For free estimate. Call Don Rice, 864-8846. IF xo YOU SUBURBAN SER’ VICE E hanging. Europeinsured PAINTING Complete decorating service Skilled workmen Fully Insured DA 8-5004 Free Estimate EXPERIENCED PAINTING, DECOsend, paper paneing. .* Ey insured. LOWEST ESTIMATES. Call Mack, UN 9-0794 or UN 9-1013. 3 2-1¢ S. NELSON HAVE A ROOF PRO Call er go 1-0377 ROOF EATING SERV Cedar or asphalt Hamel treated or replaced. Flat or recovered. Chimneys tuck Gutters painted and meshed. : po Tile—Slate—Asp halt FLAT DECKS and onan GUTTERS and DOWN ALL WORK GUARANTE E. F. Bassing 59 Rcehard 5-41 Tree Trimming On any removal problem you have. Our men are experienced and in all phases of tree removal. hydraulic aGunpeone? at your dis with the know-how — back it up. power stump gridi ohIM BEINLICH Glencoe VErnon EXPERIENCE RALPH : ~The Firewood = 35 YEARS INSURED LICENSED : 5- : : co MPE Sy NN EES veers & ASSOCIATES, Fas 3 INC. ‘ Member of National ee Association and International Tree Conference 3602 Glenview Road PArk 4-130 3 THOMAS J. LYNCH TREE SURGEONS TRIMMING, SPRAYING, FEEDID tree surgery, modern eqtu D trained operators. Our 51 ° Ss experience in treating North trees is available by phoni "Fae Rerional Shade ‘Treeee O1 Organiza nization” Ernon ationa ade Hillcrest 6-4380 DAVEY A COMPLETE TREE CARE SERVIC! Accurate diagnosis of tree troub Arrange late fall elm sprays nov Radio dispatched crews. 437-4080. H. A. Morrison, TREE Arborist SPECIALISTS Trimming, Feeding, : Power stump removal. ALpine 1-0945 NEED CALL Removal. ; A TREE CUT? GREENE AND Free estimates SONS 537- TREE REMOVAL G. OLSEN HOME MAINTENANCE— — INTERIOR 60 Carpentry—Cabinet Work CARPENTERS-KEEP US BUSY!_ Experienced in all types of fic Construction. Call us Now, we ready for work- No job too large | too small, ask for Bob. Enlarge or fi . Call OR 6-1076. WOODCRAFT SHOP Carpentry-Cabinet Work-Repairs Material for Home Craftsmen 1636 Maple Av. Between CARPENTRY, UNiversity 4-6462 Davis and REC. ROOMS, Church PAN ve ing. built-ins, closets, shelves and pyres of work. Reasonable prices. rman, 328-3050. all WILMETTE CABINET SHOP. CUSTOM kit. cabinets, bathroom vanities, mica tops, complete kit. rem Day 251-5737, night AL 1-6709. for- ling. TALLY CARPENTERS aaition, in remodeling, room var de wall, basement and work of a Call UN 4-3604 63 Electrical Service Electrician Specializing PAINT- an experience, guaranteed, work. GR 5-3255. * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter SPECIALTY DECORATING JOHN Spraying, AND SONS Complete Decorating Service 478-5955 PArk 4-4350 CLearbrook 9-0495 paper © PAINTING AND DECORATING ALpine 1-3801 PAINTING WINTER PRICES AND EXTERIOR R_5-436! Estimates cheerfully given. E wallpapering and painting CR after 5 p.m. NEAT WORKMANSHIP. BEST materials. Reas. price. Free estimate. LIVINGSTON Tractor— sae we F.O.N. DECORATORS ing, washing, CLEANED, REPAIRED AND REPLACED. 272-6796 56 Hanging 37 yrs. on N.S. Interior, Exterior. GOOD PREPARATION CLEAN, NEAT WORKMANSHIP M. Garrett 328-0531 INTERIOR m. 25 years on the North Shore. Insured. Free Estim Call evenings, 267-1551 ‘ PAINTING/DECORATING ROOFING W. L. PRINCE Gutters and roofing. Carpenter. Tuckpointing and Cement Work. Phone 446-4746. REMODELING—ALTERATIONS IMPROVEMENTS You Name It—I Do It Carpentry-Plastering-Cement Tuckpointing-Masonary-Painting-Etc. John M. Erickson, ALpine 6-0120 or 677-6661 BASEMENTS Brick or concrete foundations water proof. General tuckpointing, cement, repairs. Suburban Tuckpointing 5884213. Call after 6 p.m. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk Service Complete Repaired and Installed G. Paper 2-1557 after 5 AND INTERIOR McDON’S DECORATING. gana AND EXTERIOR Free Est No. Shore refs, or Business 274-7042 Res. 26% NOW IS THE TIME TO CALL AN experienced workman offering the finest in painting papering, wall washing. Epert preparation. Reasonable prices. Call Mac. UN 4-9638 8-8724 Phone GUTTERS TILE UN CLEANED DAvis 24 Hr. SPECIALIZING IN INTERIOR WORK. All work performed by A-1 craftsmen, Fully insured. Average room $30 and up. Wash average size room $15 and up. 3 flight stairwell, $90 and up. Wallpaper $6.00 and up per roll. Using Benjamin Moore’s paint. JU 8-0300 (bus.) or 561-9373 (res.) ERNST W. DAISS & SON PAINTING AND DECORATING Wood finishing—paper hanging INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 1530 Spencer Av. Wilmette ALpine 1-6344 Painting, DECORATING LET US GIVE YOU AN raTtMAw Small LOUIS WESSERLE & SON Decorating at its finest, be it wall coverings, wood imitations, creative design and mural work. Also doing exterior work. 283-1984. 4-9423 We stop any roof leak. All types of roof repairs. SUBURBAN ROOFING Repair Tom CLEANED GUTTERS PLASTERING Call Downspouts ORchard TUCKPOINTING—STUCCO—REPAIR AL 1-3372. R. W. Linster or PA 4-0840. Serving the North Shore for 23 years. GUARANTEED NOT TO WASH in shower area. and Northern Eagle Roofing Co. Stylish rec. rooms CERAMIC Gutters REPAIRED, PAINTED, COMPLETE roofing and sheet metal service. Fully insured. Free inspection. Free est. Remodeling and Repairing 272-2888 and LANDSCAPERS FOR FALL PLANTING este Telegraph Rd., Deerfield 1,000 ft. north of Rt. 22) 55 Too 478-0136 Nursery & Landscape Service ROOM Job Shrubs Stiller Bros. Wholesale OWNERS Building Landscape and YEWS-BUSHES-EVERGREENS CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors WE OFFER A COMPLETE SERVICE for every type of building remodeling Ceramic Tile—Vinyl Tile Work Concrete Work—Walks, Steps, Footings Roofing and Roof Repairs Tuckpointing of Chimneys and Walls No matter how large or how small the work, we will be pleased to figure it. CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. 22 Green Bay Rood, Winnetka Jonn B. Clausen Hillcrest 6-2100 Structural Engineer Mrs. V. Short PArk 4-7786. 51 and No ALL WORK EXPERTLY DONE AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN Freshly Dug Shade Trees 2734 W. Touhy, Chicago FREE ESTIMATE PH. 274-6601 GENERAL Gardening IT’S TIME A Distributor 250 Skokie Blvd. Day: 835-3327 PAINTING S orthbrook, a, PAINTING AND WALL WAS 1 work guaranteed. Hawkins R. Decorators EXTERIOR INTERIOR CLOSE PERSONAL SUPERVISION EXPERT PAPER—FABRIC HANGING Fully Insured Free Estimates NORTH SHORE CRestwood 2-5753 AND CRestwood EXTERIOR N. PADDOCK Professional RE- Work Service—Plants Save By Buying From Concrete DAVID CEMENT CONTRACTOR DRIVE: Ways. walks, steps, patios, repairs forms. Basement waterproofed, Serving North Shore customers for 48 yrs. JOSEP ALpine 1-2618 ORchard 3-3174 EVERYTHING NEW BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL INCLUDING KITCHEN SINK (and stove, refrigerator etc.) REMODELING - REPAIRS LAYING Kitchen Salon 53 mates. Shore WHAT BETTER RECOMMENDATION? No gamble with your decorating problems if you consult one of our experts. Mr. Hauber PA 9-5437 Mr. Schmidt CR 2-4268 Mr. Eckert AL 1-1199 J.M. ECKERT DECORATING CO. OFFICE TEL. LO 1-5437 EXTERIOR, R KURT GRONAU For 46 Years PLASTERING SCHNEIDER & FALASCO Metal lathe ceilings and patching. ALpine 1-7119 ALpine 1-3047 CARPENTER WANTS PORCH pair, doors, windows, sashcords. Phone DA 8-0740 2710 Appletree jane, Estimate . Serving the North G E NERAL MASONR Y—CHIMNEY repair. Fireplace rebuilt. Tuckpointing. Glass blocks and concrete work. Ramp Co. 281-8810 or LI 9-4515. FORMICA ‘WE DO THE WHOLE JOB.” direct with owner. Free estimate. A. Reeder and Son. 465-8743. HESKETH PLASTERING AND PATCHING REMODELING GReenleaf 5-6762 BRICK Free Interior painting Woodfinishin of paper hanging and . All types decorating Thorough Preparation—Best Materials. FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED LE 17-0737 3 Generations on North Shore 5-1115 ESTIMATES FREE HOME itchens Bedrooms athrooms Porches Y5om Additions Dormers 30 years on the North Shore QUALITY WORK L BILL . CUSTOM GR Insured AND KNOLL’S PAINTING/DECORA’ and Remode iy ert PAINTING BJORNSON BROS. SPECIALIZING IN FINE SPECIALIST WOOD OR FORMICA cabinets—countertops. BOB VIETS Direct Factory Distributors KITCHEN CABINET-VANITIES COMPLE™E WOOD AND On 724-9704 IN LUMBER) VISIT OUR FACTORY SHOW 5-0262 Glenview Fully ROOMS. REMODELand interior painting. CRestwood 2-2938 KITCHEN ALL WORK COMPLETELY GUARANTEED REMODELING SEGGER CONSTR. CO. TILING Carpentry, Cabinet Making Inc. Contractors Rd., 2-2217 GLASS BLOCK, STONE, CONCRETE, chimney repair, tuckpointing. Alfred J. Stevens R 3-0360 FOR MAINTENANCE— EXTERIOR Waukegan RECREATION ING. Exterior Henry Dier 446-9079 UTORING—EXPERIENCED ELEmentary school teacher will help children with reading problem. Call Mrs. Collingwood, 729-3409. AKE YOUR OWN UNUSUAL wehristmas gifts and decorations. Quick and easy. Class size limited. Mornings or eves, Call ID 2-3333. OMPLETE REMODELING AND REpair. Large jobs or small. Do own work. Free estimates. F.H.A. financing. North Shore references. 272-8680. Builders Rooms IMPROVEMENT (DIV. OF WICKES Learning Therapist And 0 1328 Remodeling HOME REMODELING GLENVIEW WICKES SOCIATE. 20 YRS. EXPER. IN helping under-achievers, poor readers and children w/learning prob. Jane Sweet, M.Ed. Appt. only, HI 6-1322. HOME BATHROOM INTERIOR Dier Henry WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL TYPES OF painting. Ind. attention and needs will be met. Color matching and color continuity as part of the painting. Neat, clean workmanship in _ all phases of painting and paper hanging. Floor and Wall Tiling Roofing Siding If you want Quality and Workmanship—Call: NURSERY SCHOOL (Licensed by State of Illinois) Creative half-day programs for you re-school child (ages 3-5) 2612 Central Street UN 9-5565 SPENCER DECORATING Chimney Repairs Waterproofing Caulking Brick. Staining Bldg. Cleaning Leaky Basements Bldg. of all Descriptions Insured Emil J. Birkenheier YO 6-1800 FOR THE FINEST IN: Kitchen Remodeling Room Additions Rec. Painting and Decorating | TUCKPOINTING Improvement Basement Dormers Bathroom 57 Building Maintenance and Repair Cintradters “WICKES AT WILMETTE DRIVING SCHOOL Licensed by State of Illinois Behind wheel—$7.50 an hr. driving— classroom free. 529 Main St., Evanston. UNiversity 9-4774. ORTHSHORE READING CENTER Remedial and developmental readinglearning problems-study methodsdiagnostic testing. D6 Glencoe Rd., Glencoe 835-4248 and IN HOME OWNERS AND CIAL ELEC. WORK. LICENSED-INSURED. outlets—Dryer Amp. Use and REA. New COMMER- — RA circuit— range—wiring—100_ Service—Elec. heat. YOrktown 5-2754. Hollister Want * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald #0 Ads Clsied 3 | �AG 6! Floor Refinishing and Covering OR SANDING . _in the AND 74 Upholstering, Repairing Refinishing REFINISHING finish of your choice - Dark floors are our specialty estimate Bob’s Floor Co. Custom House 101 Situations Wanted-—Women and Furniture CRestwood 2-2699 ea ees te FLOOR SERVICE Tile, Y shazx - floors. Machine scrubbed, axe buffed. Home or office. ae abate Free estimate. 255-1131. JXPERTS IN ALL TYPES OF FURNIture refinishing, repairing and reupholstering. 1,001 fabrics. Free est. 1328 Sherman, Evanston. 864-8983. 66 Heating SAGGING CHRS., SOFAS REPAIRED in the home, with sagproof steel webbing. Expert furn. repairing. Upholstering. Call anytime. DA 8-0446. and Air-Conditioning M & B SHEET METAL ating and Cooling. Furnace Cleaning lacement, Gas Conversion umidifiers, Free estimate 537-9083 Home Service BIX STRIPS ANYTHING ' SALAD BOWL OR GRAND PIANO OU NAME IT-BIX STRIPS IT Emerson, Evanston 864-3878 75 UPHOLSTERING Draperies — Slip Covers Decorator Fabrics R. V. McFAUL Floors Cleaned, Waxed, 1623 Polished Glenview 729-2286 MIDWEST RELIABLE WINDOWS CLEANED GUTTERS CLEANED MAKE = APPT., AL 1-5350 Washing FREE ‘WINDOW, WALL exterior WASHING, painting- also THE small - DA any 8-2735 ll washing, or _INT., type FIX-IT MAN household ALLACE work problems 475-3052 CLEANING carpet SERVICE cleaning, comp. ning for vacant homes and apts., low prices. Free estimates 864-3946. AND J CLEANING SERVICE. Windows, painting, gutters, yards. 10 —— on North Shore. Free estimates. ded and insured. 491-1194. OW WASHING INSIDE, side. Last call for storm up; wall washing a windows $70. Professional Rug Cleaning BE Repair—install EXPENSIVE carpets. Home nt. Over 31 yrs. exp. Free est. sociated Rug & Furniture Cleaners 743-8744 (PET, _._ __ FURNITURE, r cleaning WALL professionally SERVICEMASTER Serving the NEW ‘Free Estimates TRIER done. or AND Township ALpine 1-5697 Bill's Cleanup Service CARPET CLEANING ; RS CLEANED AND WAXED Ark 4-0749. 24 Hr. Answering Service THER NEVER KNEW ABOUT peeing carpet without water. It’s rrific. Rent Racine Machine. Glenview Rental, Glenview and Green. 724-9604 eetiy PRACTICAL NURSE. COMPANION available for invalid or elderly. Pleasant and reliable. Have car. Call Wilmette 251-3390 or ALpine 1-7556. Allen Janson Co. STEADY and FLOOR _ ers for rent. HAMPOOERS FOR RENT Upholstering, Repairing Refinishing and eo REUPHOLSTERY Div. of Chesterfield Call A-Class ed Upholstery, 677-6350 Inc. MANAGER, ASS’T. MANAGER, ager trainees, expanding rest. seeks qual. men, exp. or will Fringe benefits. 236-8816. an All HELPERS, other _ live-in NEW! BOND! GUARAN- MISS Polly Dunn 17 N. State Serving Ireland PEGGY, ST 2-5422 Overseas 13th fl. Employers Div. Chicago 60602 since 1955 HOUSEKEEPER, EXPERIENCED, leasant woman wants day work. refer 5 days in one place. Call 8693120 after 7 p.m. References available. HOUSEKEEPER—CHILD CARE DAY WORKERS STAY OR GO Howard Employment Agency 273-4849 or 475-1800. = YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE 5 days a week as child care. Will do light housework. Have trng. in infant care. Evanston pref. 943-8 56 after 6 p.m. LIVE-IN MAIDS $35 WK. AND UP Jamacian girls, We advance trans. costs. Jessie Jean Employment Service, 2350 Madison, Chgo. 829-0654. GENERAL CLEANING and Friday; references. after 7 p.m. TUESDAY Call 285-0119 WOMAN DESIRES DAY WORK: POLishing silver or ironing. Hours 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. or just half days. AL 1-4671. ALL HAND IRONING. WILL and deliver. Call 869-6631. Reliable Woman PICK UP Wants Day WORK. $13 PLUS CAR FARE. CALL after 6 p.m. 643-8750. Every other Sat. WILL CARE FOR THE ELDERLY In their home. Permanent. Live in. Excellent references. 729-4472. PRACTICAL NURSE DESIRES PRI. vate duty in apt. or private suite. 8 to 4, also will do 3 or 4 mornings a week. References. UN 4-6309. DEPENDABLE YOUNG WOMAN seeks position with small family. Would like Sundays and Mondays o ft. Please call 324-8710. New "FIRST" IN BRINGING LIVE-IN HELP FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND NEED A MOTHER’S HELPER. A cook or nanny? Ask about the NEW security in getting your own competent, willing help from Britain . . GUARANTEED and BONDED TRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT. Call Miss Finnegan ST 2-5422 Div. N. State—13th fl. Chgo. 60602 Serving employers since 1955 MO 102 4-6656 WILL CARE (any age) Very best area. IS CHILD CARE FOR VACATIONERS. Wknd. Proxy. Eve. sittings. Future bookings, Compl. nares Call 251-1726 before 5 p.m. If out call again. 60611 RESPONSIBLE WOMAN TO BABYSIT for working mother. References. Call 869-6536. Ontario St. Chicago, DALE’S STUDENT SERVICE INC. An agency w/students and _ nonstudents for any type work. Top. Refs. DAvis 8-8841 GReenleaf 5-0743. MAN WANTS 2 OR 3 DAYS WORK, all kinds of housework, washing windows, waxing floors, cleaning basements. Experienced. Evanston only. GR 5-5680. WALL WASHING, PAINTING, WINdows washed, floors cleaned, stripped, waxed, furn. stripped. Attics and basements cleaned. Don Rice 864-8846. WINDOW, WALL WASHING AND interior and exterior painting, gen. housework. Also any type of work, storms nut up. 477-0726. EXPERIENCED MAN WOULD LIKE odd job cleaning basements, garages, gutters, and light hauling. DA 8-7381. EXPERIENCED MACHINE OPERAtor and custodian. Have mornings free for extra work. Call DA 8-7132. VAUGHN’S MAINTENANCE SERVICE. Clean floors, wash walls and windows, paint inside and out, clean garage and basement. 869-8335. 105 Sit. Wtd.—Men and Women WOULD LIKE OFFICE AND cleaning. References. Call 869-1371 107 Help Business GIRL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1618 Orrington DAvis Research Ass't. Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago’s Loop All The Following Are SUBURBAN POSITIONS 100% FREE TO YOU! Secy to Medical Dir. Secy., to Chairman of Bd. 4 secy’s to Presidents Secy to bank exec. ‘‘Girl ‘Friday’’ for sales Secretary—bookkeeper Secy. to Planning Dir. Secy’s Old Orchard Secy to Advertising Mer. Secy, assist in Purchasing Public relations secy. Secy to editor Legal secy. trainee Lt. steno, real estate, yg. Export documentation typist Assist Credit Mgr., dictaphone Typing supervisor Typist, 1 girl sales ofc. Dictaphone, some figures Dictaphone secy., 1 girl ofc. Order typist, train or expd General office typist Legal dictaphone secy. Teletype op. Receptionist, animal hospital Legal dept. trainee Personnel trainee, typist Dental ass’t, typist Reception—swhd trainee Know French or German? Big variety, lt. typing Recept.-swhd.,-typing, Old Orch Programmers, 360 or 1401 Supv., bkping., or math bked. 4 editors, college Key punch, school or exp. File clerks Office trainees, no typing Recept.-swhd., no typing Full charge bookkeepers N.C.R. bookkeepers Accounts Payable or rec. Figure clerk trainees MARQUAR 1737 HOWARD ST. AT THE ‘‘‘L”’ in the NORTH SHORE BANK BUILDING AMbassador 2-1 142 OLD ORCHARD, SUITE SKOKIE 226 IN THE Westmoreland At North End of West ORchard ASK NEW Bldg. Parking 9-1 142 Lot THE MEN YOU KNOW TO CHECK OUR MEN’S AD Anybody For Figures? CLIFF $500 TOP EVANSTON FIRM WANTS A girl who is ee with people to handle a variety of duties. ayping and good phone voice needed. F LEWIS The WE HAVE SEVERAL POSITIONS open for people who have a flair fo numbers and are accurate. If this i you and you can do light typing (o even if you can’t) call us. Professional FRIDAY MARQUART STORE Wanted—Women and Professional and COUPLE FROM EUROPE SEEKS employment. Wife excellent cook; Husband work part or full time at maintenance, service, etc. Write T500, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. RETIRED CHIEF OF POLICE AND wife would like to care for your home anytime this winter while you are on vacation. Excellent refs. Write T-506, Box 60, Wilmette, Il. 8-6880 $500 BROKERAGE FIRM. GOOD FIG. some steno and typing 50 wpm. APT. EE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-352 Sat. by appt., 636 Church St., Evanston) LEGAL SECY * MUCH PUBLIC CONTACT BY PHONE and direct make this a fine opportu ity for the person with a warm attractive personality, and good skills See us today about this ‘‘Job of th Month’’. No fee DOROTHY PARKS wiarcaperaase ~ 627 Grove WAITRESSES brownlie personnel FULL OR PART-TIME Top ones Excellent Tips. 708 Church St., Evanston 328-3400 ASSISTANT STORE MANAGER PArk 4-8645. THERE AN EMERGENCY AT your house? ‘Would you like to take a short or long vacation? Also sit anytime. Call before 8:30 a.m. or after 7 p.m., 251-2840. LADY, 32 YRS. OLD, WILL DO ALL housework, child care. Arriving in 2 wks. $45 a week. Live in. Speaks Polish and English. 835-3674. E. HOUSECLEANING MAN MIDDLEage, exp. and good refs. on N.S. looking for steady day work or a family going to Fla. or west coast for winter. Write: T-508, Box 60, Wilmette. FOR YOUR CHILDREN by hour, day, or week. of references. Glenview PRACTICAL NURSE DESIRES CARE of elderly or children to supplement Social Security. Available anytime, 475-3430, no answer call again. NORTH SUBURBAN TRANSIT & EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, INC. 218 Situations Wanted—Men Household Sit. Wtd. Baby Sitting sit. $1.00 an hour. Call Mrs. Wood, 272-0509, Northbrook and MANchain, train. and FINE IRONING: SHIRTS, BLOUSES family bundles. Free pick up and delivery. 864-0917. MATURE WOMAN WANTS TO BABY WORKERS WITH Door to door bus transportation excellent North Shore references. CALL MISS ARMSTRONG: 104 LADY WISHES IRONING IN HOME. Single persons or family bundles. No reg 2— delivery. Reasonable. Call Situations Wanted—Women Household DAY EUPH. SOFA—$39 plus fabric; CHAIR 9 plus fabric; SECTIONAL—$24 ea. plus fabric. COMPANION SALE-CUSM FABRIC SLIPCOVERS-CHAIR— fabric; SOFA—$22 plus ; LS Price DRAPERY Sale. CahSerine from $4.69 per yd. Work ‘guar. FREE estimates, terms avail. : CHESTERFIELD INTERIORS CALL MEN WOULD LIKE OFFICE cleaning or janitor work. Evenings. Reference. Call 224-2744 after 6 p.m. EXPERIENCED IN P.B. MAIL MAchines, packaging. Office service work. Desire local contact’s. E. Thode, Gen. Delivery. Evanston 60201. GERMAN SPEAKING WOMAN wishes day work, cleaning or ironing. $16 per day. Please call 864-0380 after 9 p.m. or Sundays. 17 LAST 5 WEEKS From England, COMP. PROGRAMMER, PART-TIME high level programmer/analyst wishes to moonlight evenings and/or weekends. Thorough knowledge, Fortran II and IV. Some experience in 5 other computer languages, including PL/1. Write T-507, Box 60, Wilmette. 2 Help Wanted—Women Business EXPERIENCED MACHINE OPEATOR and custodian. Have mornings free for extra work. Call DA 8-7132. DUTY Excel- Polly Dunn Overseas SLIPCOVER SALE EXP. oN Scientific typewrit- NURSE. PRACTICAL, DESIRES in refined family. Will travel. lent references. Call DA 8-4421. MG. _ JOHNSON EQUIPMENT CO. 48 Oakton St., Skokie. OR 5-7400 ™ ONLY PRACTICAL NURSE COMPANION, diabetics, good references, Evanston referred, can drive, will travel. lease call 475-1702. NURSE L.P.N. WITH SOME EXPERIence would like work 5 days a week, Or part-time. References. Call 8694669. I'LL TYPE IT FOR YOU. LOWEST rates, pick up and delivery. Manuscripts, invoices, billing, envelopes. Call UN 9-1743. TYPING, GENERAL OFFICE POSItion wanted 4 hours per day in or near Evanston. nae a capable. POLISH- -ACE RENTAL $910 Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 WORK 724-4688. make choice. 107. Situations Wanted—Men Business and Professional RETIRED INSURANCE ADJUSTER desires work in Real Estate office as salesman or appraiser. Phone GR 5-2488 869-7900 MILFORD OVERSEAS INC. 708 CHURCH ST., EVANSTON HOME TYPING SRVICE Manuscripts, tapes, letters, misc. Experienced Dependable Reas. rates 272 SPECIALIST IN ON LOCATION carpet and furniture cleaning. ree estimates. 685-9147. SHAMPOOERS German, 24 yrs., mother’s helper German, 40, housekeeper English, 21 yrs., mother’s helper Belgium, 31 yrs., nanny Jamaican, 37 yrs., Domestic, exp. Indian, 26 yrs., Domestic English, 18 yrs., mother’s helper Belgium, 31 yrs., nanny Grenadian, 30 yrs., housekeeper, exp. Tobagonian, 29, yrs., domestic, exp. English, 18 yrs., mother’ s helper Dominican, 36 yrs., domestic Scottish, 19 yrs., mother’s helper Scottish, 18 yrs., mother’s helper Brazilian, 30 yrs., houseman, exp. English, 26 yrs., mother’s helper Plus about 30 more to choose from. WOMAN WISHES PART-TIME WORK during the morning. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. 743-8278. AT HOME TYPING DONE AT HOME. business and thesis work. subiects my specialty. IBM er. Student. rates. 491-9352. _ Rug and Upholstery Cleaning NOT PROFESSIONAL SECRETARY will give sec. service and do typing jobs. IBM type. Letters, Manuscripts. Perfection is my policy. HI 6-3480 EXPER. AND RESPONS. SECRETARY avail. for home secretarial and steno service. Business, statistical, legal, student work. Elec. type. 729-0919. put fully Windows washed and polished. Small carpenter jobs. DA 8-5945 after 7:30 p.m. NEED EXPERIENCED TYPIST WILL DO TYPING AT HOME, HAVE IBM ELEC. TYPEWRITER PARK 4-3834. TYPING Do- DOMESTIC WORK OR CHILD CARE by 22 yr. old girl experienced with young children. Write: Sandra Liverpool, Lot 6, Durban Street, Lodge Village, Gurjana, South America. Situations Wanted-——Women Business and Professional OUT- gpecialty: ins. Call Mac. UN 4-9638 - 5 ROOMS WASHED, APPROX, = EMPLOYMENT 100 The L&S Service 477-0726 Repair LOWEST SERVICE RATES on B/W TV house call. Eves. 7-11 All day Sat. and Sun. Call AL 6-1209 Fordham TV, 607 LeClaire, Wilmette Service ESTIMATES 729-3374 European NO bonus. NO sponsorship. NO FEE until you actually choose your girl These are some of the available Domestics: MOTHER’S on Now, Radio—TV—Hi-Fi—Service and LIVE-IN oldest Call for information and appointment to make your paper work handled by us. SEWING MACHINES—ALL MAKES repair, bought,- electrify, sold. New and used at low cost. Guar. work. Free pickup. Skowron Agency, Millen Hardware. AL 1-3060 or 736-1670 eves. phones 243-4804. 24 hour service. Chicagoland’s mestic service RD., NORTHBROOK 272-3273 Household Appliance Service and Repair 81 MUTUAL & CONTINENTAL ERTS IN FLOOR MAINTENANCE , wood, concrete, terrazzo, carpets mpooed. Guaranteed satisfaction; estimates. Established 45 years. im's Wall ae TECHNY 76 “North Shore Floor Waxing Free Est. Draperies and Slip Covers— Custom Made UNLIMITED, INC. Northbrook. 272-8400 European Domestics FURN. SERVICE 1024 CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS G.E, Merry Midget 35 Light clear and multi color. Commer1 and Industrial Outdoor Decora, Lighted Garlands, Wreaths, nterns and other new and used lays. Perfect for home, church, ess and other uses. Open week- ds. ECORATIONS Holste Rd., ACME 103 Household The S & H Green Stamp Company Has an opening for the position of Assistant Store Manager for its Evanston Redemption Center. Will consider individuals who have previously done sales work in a Retail Store and who have a desire for increased responsibilities. 40 hour week plus excellent employee benefits including 3 weeks vacation after one year. Please write to: -_Donald Crum, District Operations Manager, THE SPERRY & HUTCHINSON COMPANY, 5901 Butterfield Rd., Hillside, Illinois 60162, outlining your job experience, personal background and earnings. An Equal Opportunity Employer Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter Nov. 16, 196 �SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. Help Wanted—Women National Business and Professional the entire Midwestern Territory Offices Moving Soon to Suburban Location | in Skokie ‘ees om For the SEARS OUTSTANDING EMPLOYEE BENEFITS: . EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES . JUNIOR SECRETARIES _ CLERK TYPISTS . COMPTOMETER _ . . . _ EXCELLENT SALARIES . PROFIT SHARING . PAID VACATIONS OPERATORS . _ . _ ry a Jobs Experienced —|ISTENOS TYPISTS KEYPUNCH CLERKS we , 98 cae a GROUP. INSURANCE GROUP HOSPITALIZATION EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS ILLNESS ALLOWANCE While Earning EXTRA > >. Dobe Call 869.723 4 For ae fom INTERVIEWS: Cima in and Reolter Yee MONDAY through FRIDAY White Collett 9 am. to 4 p.m. Girls a APPLY: of America, ings < Al 708 Church Streak SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO 7447 SKOKIE BLVD. PHONE 677-1500 SKOKIE, ILL. We are equal opportunity employers and members of the Chicago Merit Employment Committee Suite 221 Evanston, Ill._ “ccm : scab a paytype checks in corporate roll department. Duties also ae We offer excellent worked = conditions and benefits, good salary and a 7 hour day. For _ nck interview, phone Mrs. Lynch. International Minerals & Chemical ¢Corp. YO 6-3000 JU 3-0700 rie: An Equal Opportunity Employer Nov. 16, 1967 — Available For — . 7 PAID HOLIDAYS STATISTICAL TYPISTS STENOGRAPHERS RECORD CLERK MIMEOGRAPH OPERATOR Holidays Tempora innate IMMEDIATE OPENINGS AVAILABLE FOR QUALIFIED: 4 CHRISTMAS - CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Executive Offices and Bite aie UNTIL Otters Exciting New Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Executive Oftices ee A Portion of Sears National ONY 107. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter Highwood Herald ee Classified—5 a < �07 Help Wanted—Women Business 107. Help and Professional AUTHENTIC FOR : iaphone OPENINGS Corp. Punch Operators: All office skills NO Secretaries Stenos Typists ALL Evanston Employment Agency 18 Davis Street Suite 202 49 | -0660 273-5180 25 HOURS PER WEEK SECRETARY " YOU ARE A TOP FLIGHT SECREtary, you can practically set your own arting times, lunch hours, etc. teresting work with two easy-to-getalong-with marketing executives. Good salary. In Northfield, Willow just off Edens in brand new Dutiaine Call for interview, 446-8550. JOBS — ROOM EVANSTON—839 328-7466 LEASING GIRL "FORD" Sun 100% visaden, Free Jobs Morton Grove Housewives Who Want Recent Grads! Young Careerists! To Return to Work! Begin with a Job That Counts Build a Career that Matters Become an Illinois Bell Telephone Operator. We'll train you to be a vital link in the nation's Communications : -network—handling long distance, local, emergency calls -and information numbers. é A service representative is our company's good will ambassador to customers. A high school education (some college—even better) can qualify you to work with your own group of customers. Ask fits tion —in about our new starting rates and famous Bell beneincluding regular raises (two in the first year), tuiaid, chances for advancement, working near home Skokie, Highland Park, Wilmette or Evanston. Call our Evanston SECRETARY Good skills, 100% TOUR pub. EEN DUTIES contact, top FOR contact, GUIDE V.P. lt. typing, of in OPENINGS interest in Must be high school gradu- to $475 loc. $390 no steno TRAINEES reception trainee to $475 NO EXPERIENCE OR SPECIAL background needed to be receptionist to nearby Doctor who specializes in childrens problems—tries to explain why kids act the way they do. He’s well-known and well-liked. Also works with schools. You will welcome everybody into office. Put them at ease till doctor is ready. Answer phones, take messages, do front desk detail, type bills. He’ll train you completely. Free IVY Personnel. 4770 N. Lincoln, BR 5-0400, 7247 W. Touhy, SP 4-8585. Accounting Clerk RESPONSIBLE POSITION REQUIRing accuracy and attention to detail. Must have a figure aptitude plus accurate typing. Liberal benefit program includes 3 weeks paid vacation and tuition reduction. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Avenue Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer GIRL FRIDAY SMALL OFFICE THIS SUBURBAN BRANCH OFFICE of major Chicago firm will train you to a variety of clerical tasks, they include light typing (no steno), talking to. customers, answering phone at their service desk. A real variety position. Hours are 9-5. $100 wk. to start. Free. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 Library Receptionist APPLY Br pena Mondays ee OFFICE oO through Wridags An Equal Opportunity 6—Classified Evanston ' PEAK CHRISTMAS BUYING SEASON beginning. Opportunity for a fashion career with Beauty Counselors, flexible hours. Phone 432-0308. Purchasing Clerk Opportunity from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ph. 864-6050 ext. 220 All So wD Applicants Welcome RIDGEA EVANSTON SECRETARY EVANSTON DOWNTOW Employer MEDICAL POSITION PAYING North Evanston. General medical office duties. plus receptionist work. Surgeon’s office. Call Wally, Boulevard Evanston Employment Ist Nat’l Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee. week, AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION. 2020 COUNTER CLERK PART—TIME Will train mature woman for counter work, 5 hours per day, 5 days a week. Including Sat. Good pay, earn extra income and meet people. Phone coll, CL 3-2078. ORCHID CLEANERS Glencoe 715 Vernon Ave. . GOOD TYPING REQUIRED IN THIS position which has lots of variet Figure aptitude and interest in detailg essential. Some business experiencg helpful but not required. 5 day (2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) DESIRABLE POSITION REQUIRES good typing, shorthand skills. Som previous steno or office experience. Pleasant environment. Executive. 0 fice national corporation, 3742 hou work week, good starting salary wit merit rated advancement. Fine fring¢ benefits. Pre-employment tests give to assure effective placement. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300 HIGH Packaging Corp. of America 1632 Chicago Av. Evansto 100%, FREE Whether you’ve had years of experience or are just a beginner. You Here are just a can qualify for our ‘‘Selective Placement Service.”’ few of the jobs we have selected. . Girl Friday ... . to $500 . Tour Guide Trn. No experience Handle all details in a one office, NO SHORTHAND. necessary. Personnel Trn.to . .$800 Some public contact exp. typing—no shorthand. 0-1 yr. experience. Needs bright, personable, tary—greet clients. 9 File Clerks secre- No experience. Will Switchbd. Recep. . $400 Light FREE new No exp. Will office. . Tab Opr. Trn. Downtown typist. area. 35 typing. No train, light 8 Key Punch $375 Exp. Evanston. or trainees. Bookkeeper Evanston location. years exp. trainees. 3 Jr. Secretaries to $450 Open grad with Evenings, .. .$360 typing. Exp. Will train recent retarial course. week. exp. 8 Key Punch .... . $450 or hours Reception Doctors Helper . . .$520 Brand good . 4 Gen. Office . Airline Pub. Relations travel. train Evanston office. European benefits. Secretary office. Beautiful $350 Excell. 2 Dictaphone ... . $425 Executive Secretary Plush girl . 5 Figure Clerks . . $41 | Light . Advertising Agency Must have 2 Doctor's Recpt. . $500 sec- Brand Saturdays by new office. Appointment MURPHY Employment Dr's Receptionist Employer SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE OPENINGS with requirements ranging from 1-14 years’ experience. Some college help ful. Good es salaries and excellent potential for advancement Shorthand required in only one o these positions. ORchard 3-3200 Equal Clerk EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR recent High School graduate inter ested in the accounting field. 1 year’s college accountin or equivalent courses helpful. arn to prepare financial reports and other basi accounting procedures. Good starting —— and opportunities for advance ment. Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway : LOCAL. PLEASANT PERSONALITY and must like gue A with the public. Light typing helpful MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 625 es La Deerfield in Good starting salaries and many company benefits including low-priced cafeteria and pleasant working conditions. AV. o $550 WOULD WELCOME THE OPPOR tunity of discussing with you the many opportunities now available your future prospects with American and our complete fringe benefit rogram, including Health and Lifé nsurance; Profit Sharing and Retirement Education Plan and Employee Discounts. We have openings for: Dictaphone Secretaries FOR PEOPLE Pharmaceutical brownlie personnel Illinois Bell Telephone Co. have LAB ASSISTANTS AUTO. RENTAL TRAINEES GENERAL OFFICE TRAINEES No typing, no steno, no math 307 Howard St. 475-1800 or 273-4849. 328-3400 DEPT. working WE HAVE AN INTERESTING OPENing for a young woman interested in .Public Relations work. Must have ‘goad shorthand and typing skills. ormer experience in advertising, publishing or public relations would be desirable. 708 Church St., Evanston 869-9915 and Professional A GOOD COMPANY TO GO WITH A GOOD COMPANY TO GROW WITH Accounting ACCURATE TYPING, SPEED NOT necessary. Ans. phones and inquiries for local school library. FREE office collect: in math accuracy Skokie TO TREASURER to $550 lt. Steno, age open. RECEPTIONIST RESEARCH be interested degree figures. and AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION, ate—1 or 2 fee al college training biology or chemistry desired. CHICAGO North Business SECRETARY An Top VARIETY OFFICE Lt. typing, public MARKETING Must Help Wanted—Women Professional STATISTICAL CLERK FOR Research. Howard Employment Agency SECRETARIES Jrs. and Srs. and Has Openings for Women in the Following Areas: WE HAVE with an Arlington Heights 1806 Northwest Hwy. 602 107. Wanted—Women G. D. Searle & Co. high with Workpower, Inc. MEET YOUR CLIENTS IN A CUTE uniferm. Help them = select their favorite make and color of car, ive them the keys and send them on their way. Light record keeping goes along with the public contact duties. $400. A raise in 3 months and great profit sharing plan. above ON THE GO" WITH WORKPOWER, INC. (YOUR PERSONAL SERVICE) TEMPORARY OFFICE JOBS Key Punch Operators Bkkprs. — Hand or Machine Switchboard Operators Varied Clerical Work All Office Skills North Shore Personnel 636 Church Street CAR "BE A GAL Typists FREE Help Business Secretaries Stenographers Dictaphone Operators TYPING EVANSTON 107. Professional If you have the experience, you ‘“‘count’’ with us. Register in person for temporary assignments in our customers’ offices—days-weeks-months. Figure Clerk Buying Dept., g.o. Reception-swhd. Teller Trainee Accounting Clerk Mail Girl Computer Trainee Bookkeepers and RATES NO LOOP ASSIGNMENTS 1 Girl Office Personnel Secy. Service Repr. Small Office Church Secy. Publisher, G.O. Receptionist School Secy. Social Service General Office Keypunch Trainee Public Contact Speteiors Wanted—Women NEW HIGHER GENERAL RATES Switchboard Operator ~ Key LOCAL President. Large Sales V.P. Public Relations Advertising Trade Assn. Marketing School Old Orchard Receptionist Small Office Junior Agency Help Business Professional SECRETARIES Jobs are listed with _ Evanston Employment HOURLY and NORTH SHORE'S FINEST JOBS THE TOP HIGHEST 107. Wanted—Women Business If you can't come in, Service please register by phone 1612 Chicago Av., UN Evanston BR 3-2155 Deerfield 9-9510 625 Deerfield Rd. 945-4950 tiew * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter , Nov. �Help 107 Wanted—Women Business and Help TEMPORARY Key Punch Operators > Help Wanted—Women Business Professional and HELP! File Clerks Exciting Opportunities Full Charge Bookkeepers Dictaphone Operators Switchboard Operators You Can Make Electrical Fun and For STIVERS anston Room 308 475-3500 Old Prchard Prof. Bldg 677-5130 Room 512 - Rolling A NEEDS DIRECTOR OF MARKETING cacareer minded girl, ambitious, pable of efficiently handling a variety have of duties. Must be typist and “experience with shorthand or dictaweeks phone. Benefits include 3 vacation and profit sharing. Apply in *“ person or call personnel director. CLASS IS NOW BEING FORMED for our complete REAL: ESTATE TRAINING PROGRAM. Instruction in all phases of Real Estate principles will be offered which will enable you to qualify for your Illinois state license. You will also receive practical Real Estate sales and field training. A career both challenging and rewarding is available to you TODAY. Call for personal interview. HOMEFINDERS CO, Northbrook Northbrook CR 2-1774 272-2300. FULL WITCHBOARD OPERATOR. time. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Inter esting work. Fringe benefits. Call Mr. Slott » after 3 p.m. VE 5-4000. SALES. typing, ofto 5, Tues. Calling All Girls! Anxi ious Dental Secretary Northbrook Modern ORTHODONTIC OFFICE For Temporary LEARN TO MAKE RESERVATIONS $433 MO. PLUS Assignments We Key Punch Operators Executive Secretaries attend conventions. g job. "FORD" File Clerks Above Sun and busy, interest- Free Jobs Grove desired. Chicago Av. Evanston Employment Agency Suite 202 273-5180 491-0600 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk Skokie, Illinois Opportunity PROOFREADING , Employer one year with the knowledge of spelling, grammar, = usage. Responsibility of proofing — university official typographical al consistency. publications correctness No writing and NORTHWESTERN 1812 editor progra: 2) Ry UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTME Chicago Av. Eva An Equal Opportunity Emplavet EXECUTIVE SECRETARY FOUN’ Sq. Salary $525. Top spot in central business area. 9-5. Work fo VP in sales. Call Wally, Boulevar . Evanston Employment, Ist Nat'l E Bldg., DA 8-7171. No Fee. HOSPITAL Has Outstanding Opportunities Available: exp. OPERATOR, person req. with Evening shift, MEDICAL of full time. ~ Alpha-Numeric keybynchiege: ee Es RECORDS PART : 4 P.M. -12 MID. knowledge CLERK Will train competent typist to learn medical terminology. Will be sible for typing medical case histories. 8:30 to 5 p.m., Mon.-Fri. SECRETARY, for or cler skills needed. Liberal benefit includes 3 weeks paid vaca tuition reduction. Evanston for a EXPERIENC Minimum requirements B.A. degree in English EVANSTON OR Tesh FULL TIME APPLY PERSONNEL DEPT. 492-4600 2650 Ridge OFFICE GIRLS Because we are expanding, we need beginners and ex- — perienced office girls of all ages in the following posi- é tions: .. CLERK-TYPISTS . DICTAPHONE TYPISTS . KEY PUNCH OPERATORS .. FILE CLERKS . FIGURE CLERKS Expe- rience desirable but will train. EXCELLENT BENEFITS. Apply to Tom Nelson at the Village Hall, 510 Green a. Rd., Winnetka, Ill. Phone 446- Clerks 6-3000 An Equal EDITORIAL ASSISTANT MEDICAL POSITION LABORATORY work. No typing. Some lab. training. High Salary. Evanston area. Call Wally, Boulevard Evanston Employment, Ist Nat’l Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee. OF WINNETKA BOOKKEEPING YO Packaging Corp. of America HAS AN OPENING IN ITS FINANCE DEPT. FOR A CASHIER. Salary open. Knowledge of PAYROLL Typists 1967 100% A & Chemical Corp. Excellent beginning salary, merit rated advancement, 37'4 hour work week, executive office national corporation. Fine fringe benefits. Preemployment tests given to assure effective placement. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300. 1632 a International Minerals POSITION OF EXCELLENT POTENtial, modern computerized Accounts Receivable operation, 15,000 industrial accounts. Requires previous successful experience in accounts receivable bank or credit work, and capability of assuming increasing responsibilities. Lignt typing. $650 HAND TO THE top firm. Meet on conferences, 5945 DEMPSTER Drugs Morton YO 5-2400 VILLAGE 16, For Secretary YOU’LL BE RIGHT President of really with clients sit in instructions. We offer many excellent com pany benefits, ‘good salary outstanding working conc tions and a 7 hour day. For interview, phone Mrs. Lyncl Excellent opportunity available to work in Medical Research. Will assist — present staff in handling office precenwres typin of manuscripts and related correspondence. Knowledge of some Chokéneine desir aula, : shorthand required. 8:30 a.m. to p.m. Excellent salary. DICTAPHONE TYPISTS SECRETARIES CLERK TYPISTS KEYPUNCH OPER. Personnel 600 Davis Evanston Parker appointment. (NO TYPING) We are seeking an ord clerk to assist with editi and coding of orders a general billing work. No perience is required, but cé didates should have averag figure aptitude, like deta work and be able to follo EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 East Lake Av., Glenview An Equal Opportunity Employer 6 mos. have suburban Openings Dictaphone Operators Ov. for KEYPUNCH Girls Call 869-8600 Switchboa rd Operators 518 Davis Street Crocker Opportunity SUBURBAN TRAVEL SERVICE. An interesting public contact position where you'll interview. travelers, suggest winter vacation sites (perhaps visit them with your travel privileges). Some typing = a good Parnes are req'd. Fre MISS PAIGE LACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 Evanston Employment can place you : CLERK AT top hourly rate for days, weeks, months. Pre- High 729-3000 FSIS E FORESMAN & CO. Mrs. GOOD TYPING AND GENERAL SEC: retarial skills required. Dental experience helpful but not necessary. Excellent opportunity for person interested in permanent, responsible position. 5 day week. Off Monday or Thursday. ' Call 272-5570. to work?? CLERK ACCOUNTS REC. CLERK EVANSTON DOWNTOWN THIS EXCELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD doctor is located in modern medical center and he will train you as ‘“‘the receptionist (he has a girl who helps with nursing duties). Your position rea’s that you greet patients, set apptmnts., take care of phones. Light typing req’d. You should have a neat appearance and calm manner to handle the Mood * Bn public contact that is involved MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 Highland Park ID 3-4333 GENERAL OFFICE AND Nice personality, selling, fice work at art center. 9 through Sat. Call 446-4250. Call merit salary paid vacation, DOCTOR'S RECEPTION $433 MONTH Ill. helpful. YOUNG WOMAN WITH GOOD TYPing ability to assist with addressing price lists and mail distribution in the Customer Service Department. CENTER Secretarial and general office positions are available today in the above areas to assist faculty and _ staff members with correspondence, records, class work, student inquiries, reports, etc. Accuracy, depen ability and good typing required. ANNOUNCING SECRETARY MARKETING Rd., Meadows, keeping. CLERK - TYPIST PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Av. Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer Incorporated |600 S. Hicks Rd. WORK A609 Sherman 1630 Dundee ORDER HEALTH Regularly scheduled increases, 3 weeks tuition reduction. MICRODYNE Inc. STUDENT TRANSPORTATION record. experience HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE TO WORK in the Customer Service Department handling phone orders from customers. PLANNING Mon. through Fri. 8 to 4:30 Call Mrs. Gebhart at 255-4500. BARRETT-CRAVENS customer SCHOOL CLERK SPOT FOR NONhigh detail aptitude to vious figure school grad. JOURNALISM Join us in our modern plant and participate in the rapid growth of a company engaged in sophisticated electronic production. With TEMPORARY learn SOCIOLOGY Profit Lifesavers, Testers Business and Professional Professional RECORD EXCELLENT typist with ENGINEERING Inspectors IDEAL DAYS You Work GRADUATE Assemblers and STENOGRAPHER EDUCATION Solderers Mechanical “Help Wanted—Women _ Wanted—Women INTERNATIONAL SALES DEPARTment needs a bright young woman to assist in various phases of sales work. Should have good shorthand and typing. skills. High School grad. DEVELOPMENT Wirers Help Business Professional ALUMNI Available For: IDLE DAYS When and NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Clerks ypists 107. Wanted—Women Business Professional ATTENTION LADIES Interested in earning extra money? A Marshall Field family Regret | enterprise is Soong * nationwide expansion program. We are interested in employing 50 ladies over 20 in this area to work each Mon., Tues., and Wednes. from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m for 10 weeks. Will pay $500. To apply, og Mr. Ruch Friday 677-8266. from o 5. EXPERIENCED SECRETARY NEEDed: 5 day wk., must work Saturday. Typing and shorthand. Salary open, age 20-39. Perm. position in doctors’ office. Call 432-7700 btwn. 12 and 4. WE (EXPERIENCED ONLY) OFFER: . 35 HOUR WORK WEEK . ATTRACTIVE NEWLY REMODELED OFFICES .. FREE DAYS . PROFIT SHARING . CONVENIENT High School LOOP graduation LOCATION and good ability is all that we require. For an appointment, please call Mrs. Baum, 726-6100. Reserve Insurance Company 65 E. South Water * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter St., Chicago * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Classified �rarer 107. Business and Professional Business Immediate opening for an accomplished secretary with solid typing and shorthand skills and a good knowledge of spelling and grammar. The person we seek should have the ability to communicate effectively with persons on all levels of management. We offer excellent working conditions and benefits, good salary and a 7 hour day. For Interview, phone Mrs. Lynch. “OR OUR ENGINEERING FFICES LOCATED IN EVANSTON ent opportunity for a_ bright ssive young woman wno has had previous secretatial experience become associated with Zenith in its engineering ed in Evanston. The licant will posses above plus the facility selected average ability to deal with all of personnel. ith offers pleasant wecking. condi- and a full range of benefits ding profit sharing and company paid Blue Cross-Blue Shield. HONE R. VOLPE FOR POINTMENT, 745-3227 ZENITH RADIO 1900 N. AUSTIN International Equal Opportunity Skokie, YO Employer 6-3000 An Equal RNATIONALLY PROMINENT rgeon offers sharp girl oppty. to 2et and work with his many patients d colleagues, see behind the scenes aren. Offices are field of quite medical plush, and you’ll work almost completely on your own after brief training ises. FREE =a period. at AND PUBLISHING Street pe RAVEL: WITH OR . DICTAPHONE—Typist (Editorial) . SECRETAR Y—transcribing (Sales) . CLERK TYPIST—(Adv. Production) WITHOUT STENO to the Islands. You’ll be secy to the boss. Handle all detail. Follow through ign : on schedules, reservations, up travelers. Terrific training rtunity: Light steno helpful but consider . dictaphone. Great nce for you to travel ALL ENSE PAID when you see IVY - Personnel. 4770 N. Lincoln, 7247 W. Touhy, SP 4-8585. = = RUSTY [E BR 5-0400, e. . by appt. St., UN 9-3520 Evanston APPLY: GLENVIEW RD. Glenview OR PHONE 729-1900. TIME—LIFE in NEW MANAGEMENT FIELD not related ranteed work income. with Call to good Mr. ARN AVON Exciting pay. $$$ Christmas Convenient light PERMANENT Evanston OPENINGS manufacturing people IN department who OUR for take ability person or pride E. in ANY ACCOUNTS PAYABLE, REceivable, payroll, machine or full charge experience will get you your choice of these spots. With ght experience you’ll start at $400. Many firms will train on the N.C.R. bookkeeping machine. These are all neighborhood positions. "FORD" 100% Free Jobs 5945 DEMPSTER Drugs Morton _ YO 5-2400 Sun GIRL Grove FRIDAY VERY LIGHT TYPING: KEEP INventories; answer phone. Pleasant working conditions. Full time, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. We will train. Come in or * Hours 965-3240 ALL MAILER'S, INC. WAITRESSES — LUNCH ONLY 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., 1-5 day week. THE ARC RESTAURANT 1813 Waukegan Rd., Glenview, 1724-7600. The We need a full time Girl Friday for our work is varied, the co-workers are congenial good. display office. and the starting salary Rd., POSITIONS 537-9430 FREE EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 518 DAVIS 49 |-0600 Phone 869-7700 for appointnient. EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE 990 GROVE ST., EVANSTON Career Girl $6,500 DO YOU LIKE FIGURES OR CAN you do light typing? We have several openings for people with Bi-Lingual background even with limited command of English. Fees are paid by the employer. NATIONAL FIRM WITH OFFICES IN Downtown Evanston has two openings. One with light steno and typing, other good figure apt. for expediting orders able to write own letters and have a f4 phone manner. Free to travel. Age 35-45 FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St. Evanston 708 Church CLIFF 3 JUNIOR UNIT RECORD TAB OPERAtor to start now and continue for much of the school year. Must know 085 collator. Modern office located near bus, train and ‘‘L.”’ Phone 869-7700 for appointment. EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE 990 GROVE ST., EVANSTON. SECRETARY To Regional Sales Mgr. ATTRACTIVE DIVERSIFIED POSItion for dependable person in one girl office. New bldg. 2 minutes from Old Orchard Shopping Center. National Company with excellent fringe benefits. For further information call. 251- CLERKS DO YOU ENJOY WORKING WITH figures? We have many interesting positions open for girls who have ah aptitude for figure detail. Experienced or will train. To $500. FREE. EMPLOYMENT 1618 Orrington brownlie personnel 328-3400 St., SERVICE DAvis well SCHOOL qualified 8-6880 1 FORD" Above Sun um 100% AL THE HOLLISTER 1232 8—Classified Central |-4300 Ext. 294 NEWSPAPERS Avenue, Wilmette We have several openings fo recent high school graduates with good typing skills. Op portunities for advancemen are excellent. Our benefi program includes discount af Sears and Sears Profit Shar. ing. ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. ALLSTATE PLAZA NORTHBROOK Call Miss Hartung, 291-5478. APPLICANTS MAY NOW INQUIRE about a variety of clerical positions which will start after December ls and continue through much of. thd school year. Typing not necessary, bw’ must be conscientious and enjo detail. Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. We will be glad to discuss the kind 0 temporary work for which you qualifications seem most suitable. Phone 869-7700 for appointment. EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE 990 GROVE ST., EVANSTON TYPIST to $400 Seventy words you $400 even office skills. reservations. Housewives The Highland Park Herald Some _ know- ledge of typing preferred. No experience necessary. Age to 35. Salary starts at $350 and increases to $380 in 3 months. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 625 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield, 945-4950. RECEPTIONIST THEATRICAL BOOKing agency’ Excellent opportunity to get discount on tickets to sports events and get a good receptionist position. Some typing. Call Wally, Boulevard Evanston Employment, Ist Nat’l Bk. Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee. SECRETARIES woman with CALL SEAMSTRESS R.N.—4 GIRL OFFICE. Winnetka doctor. 36 hour Wednesdays off. Sat. until 2. Dr. Feinberg, HI 6-6310. FOREST MRS. HAYES AL 1-4300, Ext. 250 TEMPORARY TYPISTS EXPERIENCED TYPISTS NEEDED Should have typing speed of 50 wpm These jobs are open now and finis around the end of the school year Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. days per week. Many of these job: will recur next year. Phone fo appointment. 869-7700. : ’ EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE 990 Grove St., Evanston. KEYPUNCH TRAINEES Exp. or Inexp. to $475. FREE. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 625 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield 945-4950 TYPISTS GIRLS CLERICAL DENOTE: COMPETENCE SKILLS EXPERIENCE TURE skills. brownlie personnel CLEANERS LAKE 234-5530 will get no othe HIGHLAND PARK AREA; INTERES ing, profitable, part-time; public contact, representing our Circulatio Department. Reservationists schedule per minute if you have We also have attractive positions fe typists which feature training in othe office skills. These positions are all promotable; most have generous company benefits. WHITE GLOVE NEEDS ~ 274-8100 employer AN PISS Grove INTERNATIONAL RENTAL SERVICE is interested in hiring public contact minded gals to meet clients and 328-3400 MURRIE Free Jobs 5945 DEMPSTER Drugs Morton YO 5-2400 708 Church St., Evanston Call Shirley Selby Personnel Department Howard Street An equal opportunity EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evansto YOUNG NEIGHBORHOOD M.DS sharing lovely offices will train you as front desk greeter. Meet patients as they arrive, take messages, make appointments, answer phones, do light typing. Dean's Sec'y LOCAL Evanston MEDICAL CLINIC RECEPTIONIST $425 TEMPORARY TAB OPERATOR FIGURE BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. PART YEAR WORK PERMANENT AND PART-YEAR positions are now available for experienced operators. Temporary positions will start now and continue for much of the school year. Modern office located near bus, train and Wheeling ~IS LANGUAGE A PROBLEM FOR YOU? Northbrook 272-2300 dictate his letters into a new dictating KEYPUNCH OPERATORS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Dundee FREE - is 251 BARRETT-CRAVENS TIRED OF YOUR HUMDRUM EXISTENCE? BORED WITH EVERY DAY SURROUNDINGS? THE NEWSPAPER BUSINESS IS EXCITING! - PARK de- with and experience. Apply in call our personnel. director. Rd., 274-8100 employer NEARBY MODERN OFFICES OF large mfgrs., insurance company and ares offices. Light typing, switchoard. 952 Sunset Ridge, Northbrook CR 2-1200. Ext. 49 Line Sub. Ave. CLERK-TYPIST: GENERAL OFFICE it’s Borgelt 3Oe sh , me Crawford Above TRAINEES magazines. A woman who has met and overcome difficulties in life and is not whipped by them—a _ mature an, good education. who can a management job that is finitely hard do to 2! Bookkeepers to $600 CLERK-TYPIST NANTS switchboard, part-time typing and other work that is diversified and interesting. Pleasant telephone personality and a liking for people are requisites. Our office is pleasant and close to all transportation, No. 1 bus stops right at our door. Please call Miss Robertson for an appointment. UN 9-1000 630 Dundee oi. TELLERS Experienced or Will Train ~— our PART—TIME 12:30 to 5:30 alert woman Minerals machine. You’ll also supervise office staff, make personnel and . policy decisions when necessary and attend Management meetings. No top limit on salary. 9-5, 5 days: FREF at $350 to $400 their work. Salary commensurate GLENVIEW STATE BANK — FULL TIME _ an pendable SERVICE Hours 9-5 636 Church need answer 2550 CLIFF EMPLOYMENT We We Have Openings For Yo now if you have better than average figure aptitude and enjoy detail work. Pleasant working conditions, company cafeteria, excellent benefits, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. 1771 YOU’LL BE A PRIVATE SECRETARY without shorthand to busy young publishing executive who prefers to RECEPTIONIST IRVIN A. BLIETZ SKILLS? MARKET IN OFFICE POSITIONS wide open, we have many job s from employers who will be to take you as you are and pay a good salary while you are ring your skill. Call or phone, are paid by the employer. } Personnel Department Receptionist-Secretary This travel agency specializes in getting groups together for ski trips to : ope, sight-seeing in Mexico, cruis- es BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. Howard Street An equal opportunity FIGURE CLERKS. 5401 Old Orchard Rd., Skokie 6-3000 JU 3-0700 An Equal Opportunity Employer YO Experienced or willing to train accurate typist, typing between 50-60 wpm. Excellent company benefits, lovely new building, good transportation, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. 1771 Help Wanted—Women & Chemical Corp. FLEXOWRITERTYPISTS 5201 Old Orchard Road Mr. Surek, YO 6-8500 SKOKIE, ILLINOIS SECY International a Business and Professional Immediate opening for operator of IBM 024 Keypunch and 056 Verityer. Prefer 2 to 3 years experience on both alphabetical and numeric. Outstanding working conditions; good salary and benefits and a 7 hour day. Location near Edens Expressway in Old Orchard Shopping Center. For interview phone Mrs. Lynch. Nelson Laundry UN 4-0420 WITH Standard Rate & Data Service 491-0600 MR. SCHER PLANT LOCATED AT 1765 W. PETERSON, CHICAGO —Excelient starting salaries —Pleasant working conditions —All company benefits —Hours 8:30 to 4:30 —Convenient transportation Rapid SERVICE Davis uniforms furnished free. JU 3-0700 Employer POSITIONS AVAILABLE fascinating Highest pay, all benefits, Illinois SRDS ADVERTISING the SHIRT SLEEVERS SHIRT BODY PRESSERS SHIRT FOLDERS CALL 107 KEYPUNCH OPR. Shirt Girls Minerals Opportunity Help Wanted—Women : Business and Professional LAUNDRY WORKERS Experienced & Chemical Corp. ~~ DOCTOR'S An 107 Business and Professional Professional SECRETARY Secretary ne and Help Wanted—Women Loop: 69 W. Please call or come in to see us 5550 N. Elston Ave.: 775-6000 Evanston: 636 Church St., 864-8200 Washington St., 263-5144 Morton week. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter MANPOWER TEMPORARY HELP An equal opportunity Grove: 965-1695 SERVICE employer. * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Nov. 16, 196% �ae 107 Help Wanted—Women Help Wanted—Women 107 ‘ Business and Professional Business and KELLY GIRL Leading insurance company has openings for typists for general office duties. Ideal working conditions in new building. Excellent benefits, company cafeteria, 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. IBETWEEN wees yom rig JOBS AND WANT TO EAT look for that spot that’s just C ‘OULD YOU USE Christmas? EXTRA MONEY FOR The ABC's come naturally to KELLY GIRL EMPLOYEES Personnel Department TEMPORARY SERVICE EVANSTON . Suite 520 869-7790 636 Church S PLAINES 606 Lee St. An Equal Opportunity 1771 827-8154 Employer ALERT, AMBITIOUS GIRL WHO CAN handle varied top level responsibilities required by large firm’s headquarters in Evanston. College graduate with some secretarial experience preferred, shorthand not required. Company will train to take over duties as Personnel Dept. secretary. UNUSUAL OPENINGS ne PERSONnel area of major co. ou trul enjoy the challenge of ea ing wit people, can make them feel welcome, relaxed, you'll like the many varied s responsibilities you'll have from 9 to i days. Pleasant personality, nice phone voice are essentials. FR E AT EVANSTON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 518 Davis Street 491-0600 Now An Opportunity NEW : 1740 have choose from. No by appointment. BANK Employer of fee. FRONT DESK RECEPTION that is positions Hours. 9-5. to Sat. CLIFF EMPLOYMENT 9-3520 636 Church N SERVICE Street, Evanston SECRETARY Minister's Personal ALL PUBLIC CONTACT POSITION IN excellent suburban firm. You'll be the official greeter for all who enter. If you can do light typing and have a neat appearance they will completely train you. To $433 mo. plus excellent benefit program includes profit sharing. Free. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 KEYPUNCH OPERATOR EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Asst. 6 to 9 months experience, alpha, numeric verifer. Permanent; fine working conditions. Expanding new data center. Excellent starting salary, merit rated advancement and fringe benefits. 3742 hour work week. CALL C. C. BOYER, 869-2300 CHALLENGING NEW POSITION TO assist active minister serve large congregation. Flexible 6 hour daily schedule. Proficiency in shorthand, typing and modern office procedures required. Good salary, new one and met Packaging Corp. of America PART-TIME CLERK TYPIST ‘HOOSE YOUR per day, 5 bem de a.m. and 5 p 1632 Evanston 4 Evanston ext. Ave., 220 -Reception-Typing OR LARGE REAL ESTATE OFFICE. Our Evanston branch needs a young lady to greet clients, handle the telephones, do some figure detail. Permanent position, 5 day week. CALL MISS ANDERSON 6-1855 HOURS PER DAY, TO ASSIST IN one of our physics labs. working with a research microscope. General laboratory desired. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Av Evanston An Equal Opportunity Employer YOUNG LADY FOR STOCK AND general duties in ladies dress shop. Experience and references necessary. No eves., 5 day week. Ruth McCulloch Shop. GR 5-6164. EARN $100 TO $150 WEEKLY As waitress in Wilmette restaurant. Daily except Monday. Experience not required. ALpine 1-6621. Excellent positions in fine working enviroment with available Evanston ty trans Following positions enced, mature wome established for experi- “ORDER TYPISTS CLERK-TYPISTS FOR BILLING, TRAFFIC, AND PRODUCT DEPARTMENTS FILE CLERKS INVENTORY CONTROL CLERKS STENOGRAPHERS Excellent starting salaries with paid life insurance, major medical liberal penstock purchase plan, and hospitalization program, An Equal Opportunity Employer sion program. KORHUMEL A STEEL National Steel 2424 Oakton Apply in person Nov. 16, 1967 & ALUMINUM COMPANY Corporation Service Center Street, Evanston, Ill. to Mr. William Bosworth. Business and 328-3400 EXCELLENT STARTING ADDITIONAL BONUS WILL TRAIN, CALL MR. BEASLEY Central 432-9090 EMPLOYMENT Orrington 1618 LEWIS SERVICE Orrington DAvis 8-6880 DENTAL OFFICE CURATE OFFICES. VARIETY. WILL TRAIN FOR INTERESTING secretarial positions with diversified duties in international organization. Hours 8:30 to 4:45. Excellent benefits. Ridge INTERNATIONAL Av., Evanston DA 8-0100 BOOKKEEPER BILLER TYPIST PREFERRED. ant working 4:45. conditions. Excellent ROTARY 1600 Ridge Hours PLEAS- 8:30 to benefits. INTERNATIONAL Av., Evanston DA 8-0100 DOCTORS GIRL FRIDAY. OLD ORchard professional building. Appointments and typing. Call Jim, Skokie Employment, 7925 N. Lincoln, OR 52300. No Fee. PRIVATE SECRETARY To Fountain Square attorney. Attractive; well groomed; to age 45. Legal exper. not required. Shorthand and office exper. nec. Salary commensurate with ability. 491-0400. $100-$200 WEEK SPARE TIME plus wardrobe. Take orders, Fall and Christmas apparel. At home shows or individually. Many regular customers. New bank charge plan. REAL SILK FR 2-0797 SECRETARY TO SECTION MANAGER at PCA Skokie Laboratories. Must take dictation. Editing ability desirable. Hours 9 to 5:15, 5 days. YO 6-6200, Mr. ACCOUNTING Colley. CLERK FOR C.P.A. DAVIS STREET OFFICE. Will train. Work is varied and interesting. Good future for right person. 491-1160. After 6 p.m. 272-5024. TOP SECRETARIAL POSI TIO N. A Fountain Sq. Evanston. Younger girl. Shorthand helpful. Excellent salary and hours. Call Wally, Boulevard Evanston Employment, DA 8-7171. ist Nat’l Bank Bidg. No Fee. WANTED—LUNCHEON AND DINNER waitresses. Some experience; 6 day week; full time or part-time. Closed Mondays. Uniform furnished. Own transportation. Miss Lee, 272-0272. Sportsman Country Club, Northbrook. FULL TIME IN MANICURIST BEAUTIFUL NORTH SHORE beauty salon. Part-time shampoo girl that can also manicure is also needed. Call DAvis 8-9895. Experienced, Person Needed Full time. Northbrook 272-8440 Travel Morton Service 40 hour WOMEN WANTED 5 days, week to sort clean linen. North Shore Clean Towel Service 942 Custer Av., Evanston UN 4-8400. RN OR LPN Relief nurse, 52 bed extended facility in Evanston. Ask for Stern or Mrs. Larson, 869-7744. care Mrs. SWITCHBOARD—CASHIER 9 a. m.to 6 p.m. 5 days, permanent. J ENNINGS CHEVROLET 241 Waukegan PA 9-1000, Glenview Grove 5-2400 PUBLIC CONTACT SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 WOMAN FULL TIME interesting new position in leading department store. Must have a mature, outgoing, personality and a flair with hair. so, a good color sense. No license necessary. Top hourly wages, plus commission and store benefits. Call 894-1508. Ask for Mr. Roberts. $400 NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED ‘FOR this top training spot in Personnel. Excellent potential. Must type. FREE. LEWIS EMPLOYMENT 1618 Orrington 8-6880 RIGHT AT THIS MOMENT WE HAVE two of these popular’ spots, Lt. ping. See us today. Dorothy Parks Placement, 627 Grove, 328-7622. SOON TO RELOCATE NEAR EDENS plaza in Wilmette. Small congenial sales office and warehouse seeks executive secretary or office manager to handle diversified responsibilities. Salary open. Call 666-5530 from 9 a.m. to 4 9.m. or after 7 p.m. 272-0910. EXPORT TRAINEE NORTH SUBURBAN FIRM WANTS A girl to train in Export work. Much phone contact. Some typing. $400 to Start. FREE. 1618 Orrington DAvis 8-6880 COUNTER HOSTESS, PROGRESSIVE food management company requires intelligent woman to serve lunch only in modern plant Monday through Friday. Short hours: attrac. salary; meals and uniforms furn, Call 235-9100 after 2:30 p.m. weekdays. SOME EXPERIENCE ON SWITCHboard light typing. Good switchboard position. Call Wally, Boulevard Evanston Employment, ist Nat’l Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee. DOCTOR’S OFFICE NORTH EVANSton, Typing and apoerntaers. Salary $400. Call Wally, Boulevard Evanston Employment, Ist Nat’l Bk. Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee. bist ate VICE no typing $400s Part Time CLERICAL Part Time SECRETARY pat A 4 PERSONNEL 1609 ine CONVENIENT LOCATION; GOOD trans.; excellent working cond.; top salary for secretary in small office. aie hrs./wk. ‘For appoint. call DA 8- FREE 1618 DENTAL ASSISTANT $4,800—$5,4 MPAs DEPENDENT NOT with PEDIATRICIANS OFFICE, SKOKIE. Younger applicant. Some __ typing. Work with children. Call Jim, Skokie Hw Spagna 7925 N. Lincoln Ave. OR NO TYPING, CLERICAL CENTRAL Evanston business’ district. Good salary. Hours 9:00 to 4:45. Call Wally, Boulevard Evanston Employment, Ist Nat’] Bk. Bldg. No Fee. DA 8-7171 GIRL FOR COUNTER SALES good salary, 299-3388. Des EXP brownlie personnel 708 Church St., Evanston 328-3400 NURSES AIDES NEEDED FOR PRESBYTERIAN HOME All shifts job open; training; 5 day one week; meal | on fu Ba ntia’ salary $250 per month plus diffe for iahte. Apply in R°ise 4a10 Simpson, Evanston or ca Lake Forest High sched GENERAL git tt ee IN GUIDANCE DEPAR Year ‘round position with attr salary, benefits, and working c tions. Contact Admin. Asst. 234-é CLERICAL FILING $100 PER pote Here is about the ig aying Clerical position in some t e charge of small file ‘ Soothe Call Wally, Boulevard Ex 1 ton Employment, Ist Nat’l Bk. 8-7171. No Fee. SEWING—EXPERIENCE GIRL woman to sew in designers ho sample dresses of new ex “‘paper’’ fabrics. Fine f necessary. 11 to 5, 5 days. $50. Lake Ave. bus and Edens Exp way. Call 251-9319. BOOKKEEPER FULL TI All areas of poghaeening a work. Typing experience quired. Salary commensurate ability. Many wi fringe benefits inclu pension and profit sharing, Call © 7022. Mr. Kosi. Skokie, Il. RECEPTIONIST AND TELEPHC operator for centrex Wee week, 7 a.m, to experience as tacemseniot’ ‘pret typing helpful; apply in Presbyterian Evanston Home, 3131 Simpson ‘ or call 492-2906. VARITYPIST—EXPERIENCE P ferred but will train if you can Salary commensurate with ie ence. All company benefits | congenial co-workers. Central G] view. Moving to Northbrook n year. Call 724-7225 for appointment. CLERICAL IN MEDICAL CLINIC. typing. Suburban clinic. Medic ords and appointments. Call Boulevard Evanston Employment, Is Nat’l Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee. : CASHIER-HOSTESSES OR FULL TIME, PER PART positions, no experience Apply in person: ne THE ORIGINAL PANCAKE ® HOUSE 153 Green Bay Rd., Wil CENTRAL BUSIN area of Evanston. No typing. hours, Younger woman Boulevard Evanston Employment Nat’l Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171. SALESLADIES, store FINE needs No Fee LAKE. you to merchandise. FOF sell re Special — phasis on cosmetic training. 234-5111, call Mr. Sopocy. BOOKKEEPING DEPT. Marti : MAC) aIN] operator, permanent position. E: per ence preferred, but will train. G oe National Bank, Park Av., bie: see Mr. Typing Schinler. TYPIST—CLERK accuracy important. ee + sae? tional office. Ten month year school holidays: 8:30-4:00 daily. for appt., T-504, Box 60, Wilmette, i Il PART-TIME—COUNTER GIRL evenings, ‘Mon. cirque Fri. Pa week or all. PArk 4-9839. DUTCH MAID DRYCLEANERS 1122 Waukegan Rd. RELIABLE, EFFICIENT, Gi PLEA 9:30-4. WAITRESS ~ WAYSIDE Beauty Supply House ON ence. Typing from 40 wpm. up. take beginners. Age open. Free. 2800, EXPERIENCE DESIRABLE BUT necessary. Salary commensurate ability. Call 475-6774. ser Orrington drug SHIRT PRESSER _ LEWIS EMPLOYMENT pharmacy EXPERIENCED ON AJAX PRESS; 314c per shirt; vacation and Christmas bonus; Apply Saturday, 615 Dempster, Evanston. CLERK ALL PUBLIC CONTACT POS in local library. You will be tra as a Circulation clerk. $360 to s! RECEPTIONIST HELP! HELP! Interesting work, Plaines area. Call s Tate jobs are FREE to YOUDL CUSTOMER. SERVICE no t DA SERVICE DAvis RECEPTIONIST NEEDS wo Evanston Typists RELATIONS EMPLOYMENT Orrington St., LIBRARY YOU LIKE WORKING WITH people and would like an all public contact position, this is the job for you. No typing needed. FREE. SALESLADY—WINNETKA DRESSES, SUITS, AND COATS. EXperience nec. 5 day week, no evenings. Top salary plus commiszion and all benefits. Interviews confidential. Call Miss Miller, HI 6-6000. Phone By Church Free Jobs PERSONNEL FULL CHARGE, MUST HAVE AUTOmobile experience, 5 day week. FERRIS RAMBLER INC. 1015 Waukegan Rd., Glenview PArk 4-5511. EXPERIENCE Sun Drugs YO be 8-6880 SECRETARY. GOOD SKILLS AND EXRice of necessary. Top company. ice offices. Excellent benefits. $550. o fee MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 625 ee. A Deerfield 1618 Stenographers-Typists ROTARY Above IF Mature woman preferred. $425. No ee. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 625 penne: 2. Deerfield 1600 SERVICE DAvis 100% CUSTOMER WILL TRAIN BEGINNER suburban dentist will train you Youn to welcome patients, set new appts., answer nn, type bills. 9-5 hours. Salary o Free. IVY Personnel, 4770. N. ineckn, BR 5-0400, 7247 W. Touhy, SP 4-8585. Wational Corporation Needs An PLUSH SEC'Y $475 IF YOU’RE GOOD AT DETAIL To aid in production, inventory and buying. Great benefits. You will be out at 4 o’clock "FORD" Will 251-7570. Inventory Purchasing EVANSTON FIRM WILL TRAIN YOU to operate a small switchboard and handle all reception duties. Light typing. FREE TYPIST. Wilmette, LEWIS SALARY. PLAN. | FIRM NBEDS GIRL FRIDA brownlie personnel + EVANSTON ORGANIZATION IS looking for a secretary to plan conventions, arrange meetings, etc. No steno needed. 8:30-4:30. FREE RECEPTION 1618 St., CONVENTION PHONE GIRL FULL OR PART-TIME. and Professional Some bookkeeping. for 3 men. FREE 1115 EMPLOYMENT “Business Mature Woman For Sales Position Full Time brownlie personnel : Professional LAD & LASSIE — | Sec LOCAL Children's Store IN THIS on experi- 708 Church St., Evanston Part-Time OWN 3-4 HOURS per week between 9 RidgeA Ph. '64- 6050 CE Chicago LAB. AIDE AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION 2020 AV EVANSTON 869-2580, Ext. 416 Equal Opportunity Employer NEEDS THREE FULL TIME OFFICE workers. Two positions are open for good secretaries; requirements include shorthand and good _ typing skills. One position is Pa a full time typist, with accuracy and speed, to work in the Secretarial Center. We offer pleasant working conditions, interesting work, congenial atmospee and excellent fringe benefits. lease call Mrs. Johnson at 492-3947 or Mrs. Fowler at 492-3953. IN TOWN? hundreds RIDGE An Evanston Township High School F can find a position for you 1. Well paying 2. Suited to your skills. 3.-Interesting 4. Conveniently located We AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION Apply in person Mr. Gooding or Mr. Murphy 1200 CENTRAL AV. WILMETTE AL 1-8100 Equal IMMEDIATE OPENINGS IN DATA Processing Dept. of large Evanston Firm for experienced keypunch operators. High school graduate, one to two years experience preferred. Good starting salary, plus excellent fringe benefit program. Open At The WILMETTE STATE See KEYPUNCH OPERATOR POSITIONS POSITIONS OPEN Salary department Age open FREE 274-8100 employer PERSONNEL $100 WK RECEPTION PYPID+ CLERICAL Howard Street : An equal oppotrunity MANY field. ence. men Help. Wanted—Wemes Business and Professional Keypunch TYPISTS AN EXPERIENCED OFFICE WORKer with time on your hands? 107 Help Wanted—Women 107 Professional FULL INN TIME 724-1314. m3 TYPING AND PROOFREADING Full time. No drinker or smoker need apply. Call 864-1397. * Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter Classi �aes 9 108 leg :i tangs and Reelatslenal DRIVE OUR MEU: BUSES" Best Part-Tim to 9 a.m., 3 to 5 p.m. intie O 6 HOURS OF on. Saturdays bendable woman.» BV: nston. <i $1.60 hour. Call DA 8- Caled .00 PER HOUR i Pick le hours ay TO START. working A and near deliver home.: Fuller Brush established customers. PA 4-5721, OR 4-4075. "FASHION is BUSINESS available uty Counselors’’ dvi mcement to OF Mr. YOUR you through Flexible opportunity. hours, Call PA 9- ~~ MICHIGAN AVENUE UN] OR SECRETARY Executives. e. Hours che ol diploma. Call RADIO- to 5. 167.5750. High 2YFIST FOR. ACCURATE hnical work. Work weekends, (Sat. for Sun. only) in my Winnetka Must be dependable. Hours a flexible. Call 446-0272. STORE TURE MANAGER WOMAN. WILL Cleaners nd Park TRAIN 57 St. Johns Av. LE 17-0420 Full or part-time. vasant! ees: ‘Park tw VORK Good salary< HRISTOPH’S Glencoe 835-0016 IN CIGAR DEPT. J ENT, GOOD SALARY PLUS benefits, Conney’s Pharmacy, 736 Elm $t., Winnetka. 446-0032. EAUTICIAN GIVE LERK TYPIST FULL TIME L OFFICE N.W. EVANSTON, 0 to 5. Call DA 8-3361. OM FOR FULL TIME COUNTER eae rets | EXPERIENCED WOMAN FOR cleaning one story air cond. home, Fridays. Refs. required. Must do floors. Permanent position-own transp. desirable. Top wages. Call HI 6-4036. Thurs. or Fri. RE LINE CLEAN ERS Edens Plaza, Wilmette AL 1-3400. : 4k Orzice ASRIST ANT Reception and gen. duty for doctor in n actice. Wednesday free. 14 day yping essential. 446-1130. WAITRESSES FULL OR PART-TIME DAYS OR NIGHTS _NEY’S PA 4-7171 LOCAL WOMAN WHO housework, 2 mornings 29-3089 Wanted PTIONIST - MEDICAL SEC’Y pediatrician’s office. Experienced top salary, retirement benefits. : ‘for interview: AM 2-5271. ~Manicurist or Shampoo Girl : PART-TIME. i $15 A DAY. 256-1540 L cag WORK—SOME. oe s degree or better. Southeast Loop office. TYPING Age 35 to Call SHAMPOO GIRL or part-time. Also ESSER HAIR- part- time. AL 427- 1-7160. RLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO onstrators for Evanston and Old chard Studios. Full and part-time. Davis, Evanston. GR 5-5550. BEAUTICIAN Be FOR BUSY SALON IN Si as CR 2-6600. COUNSELORS CAN HELP st Christmas bills. Join us in a rofitable fashion career of your own. prot Park 4-2499. OFFICE HELPER Re-bg’ physician’s rhaps office. e204 3-420 or DA 8-2136 WAITRESS month full time. of Dec. Call AL WANTED SHORT HOURS, GOOD PAY. INQUIRE at 717 Howard St., Evanston. NTAL ASSISTANT, EXPERIENCE able hou but not necessary. Reasonhours, good salary. Call GR 5- a Household Reasonably Good Cook OMAN Ray TO home TAKE in Fort CHARGE Lauderdale. transportation both 28, return May 15th. ways, WOMAN OF Will leave HOUSEKEEPER FOR 1” ADULT, STAY, light cooking, , small home,» near train. references. ID 2- 8284, ID 2-5557 or office VE 5-0236. Woman To Cook FULL PART-TIME; EXPERIENCED, TEACHER care, NEEDS 11 months and 5-1522. HELP! 4 years. Col. BEST PAY; GR RELIABLE LADY TO or GR CARE From week after. Refs. 5-3434 after 4 p.m. FOR Nov. 19-26 required. A Call IN, OWN 2142. Refs. RELIABLE CLEANING LADY FOR every Friday. In Evanston near No.7 bus and Howard ‘L.’’ Provide 2 recent references please. $12 a day plus carfare. UN 4-0218. RELIABLE SITTER WANTED FOR 5 year old boy. Mon. and Weds., 4-8:30, Fri., 4-7. Vic. S. Blvd. and Sherman, Evanston. Call after 5 p.m. 328-9435. EXPERIENCED CLEANING WOMAN, some ironing; one or two days a week. Salary $14; refs; near No. 3 bus. Call GReenleaf 5-3142. EXPERIENCED WOMAN 3 DAYS A week. General cleaning, some ironing. Top salary. References required. 864-3389, Evanston WORKING MOTHER WOULD LIKE baby sitter all day Saturday, permanent position. ‘Wilmette. Call AL 6-0381 WANTED: RELIABLE CLEANING woman 1 day per. week, refs. et ek near number 1 bus. Call UN WOMAN TO CLEAN WINNETKA house 5 half days a week, noon to 4 p.m. References. Call HI 6-5364 Help Wtd. Baby Sitters BABY SITTER AND HOUSEKEEPER 5 days a week, 8 hours. References required. Glencoe area. Call 835-3864. Help RE- CHILD Call TO YOU To $35,0 SALES ENGINEER Drawing acct. plus expenses Plus bonus commission and car. Jr. TEXTBOOK EDITORS Experience required rg some teaching background $7-8,000. Sr. $12,000 Accounting Mgr., to age 40 Auditor, 5 yrs. exp. Accountant, Systems and cost General accountant Cost accountant Accountant, deg. req Accountant, Witeedin Loc. Auditor trainee, some college Freight invoice auditor Cost clerk Clerk for eng. dept. Order writer trainee 12,000 11,000 10,000 9,000 8,400 8,300 8,000 7,500 6,500 End of West for: Accounting Clerk Bldg. Parking 9-1 142 Lot 9 a.m. 2-1! 142 TO OR FULL TIMERS HELP US KEEP SUBURBAN OFFIces clean. Easy and enjoyable way to make excellent full or part-time earnings. CALL 966-1 130 Dependable Maintenance Co. Rd. SALESMAN Morton Mr. Niles Ave. and Searle Parkwa to 5 p Skokie ORchard 3-3200 (2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) An Equal Opportunity Employer High School Grads The draft call has left several of our client companies short of college trainees. Above average high school grads who are draft exempt, now have the opportunity to step into the training programs. Salaries start no lower than $425 and go as high as $500, without experience. Below we have listed a few examples. Motion That’s public Picture Consultant right, a motion picture mfr., needs a young man 21-26 contact experience to train as a marketing consultant. with some Sporting Sales Jr. Acct.-3 Represent this industry leader with the professional and semi-professional football teams. Must be free to travel with team _ schedules. Leading firm needs three junior accts. with some college and or experience to train as understudy for department head. Great place for rapid advancement into management. OPPORTUNITY For PERSONNEL oe erte' 8:15 a.m. to5 p Mondays through Fridays Grove To build a permanent career with a new Industrial Polaroid agent in the northern suburbes. Successful sales experience of some kind is a requisite, but experience in our line is not necessary. During the first 3 months of training 3 will be paid a straight salary of ee month. Earnings potential is the: $12,000 to $15,000 range. you are looking for genuine BE this is it. Call ID 2-8550. Ask Good starting salaries and many company benefits including low-priced cafeteria and pleasant working condi tions, ATTENTION | ST. MOONLIGHTERS 9350 Waukegan DRAFTING’™ RIDGE AV EVANSTON Ph. 864- 6050, ext. 220 All Qualified Applicants Welcome AT THE “L” IN T NORTH SHORE BANK BUILDING Free parking in bank tenant lot ASK THE WOMEN YOU KNOW CHECK OUR WOMEN’S AD OPERATOR APPLY OR AMbassador CHEMICAL AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION 2020 MECHANIC SET UP, ADJUST AND MAINTAI machines and equipment used td package drug -products. Willing t« pen beginner with mechanical apti ude. MUST HAVE HIGH SCHOOL EDUC tion. Some training in chemistry a a mechanical aptitude are helpfu aromas on both first and second shift. ~ GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR RECENT high school grad. to enter purchasing field. Interesting, varied duties with excellent promotional possibilities. Good figure aptitude essential. from CARETAKER STOCKMAN Purchasing Clerk week, MAN KNOWLEDGES and plumbing FOR MATERIALS HANDLING IN OUH shipping and receiving departmen and also for work in our chemica stock room. skills required. Some college and or board experience helpful. Responsibilities include basic layout for laboratory furniture and equipment. NEW 1737 HOWARD LINE TO Project Draftsman 5 day WITH fitting ANIMAL arehousemen ARCHITECTURAL AGE 45 of basic pipe procedures. MAN TO AGE 50 TO HELP WIT care and feeding of small laborator animals. Farm experience helpful. Inventory Clerk BASIC SKOKIE 226 IN THE openings MAINTENANCE TO EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR recent High school graduate interested in the accounting field. 1 year’s college accounting or equivalent courses helpful. Learn to prepare financial reports’ and other basic accounting procedures. Good starting ey and opportunities for advance. ment. W Sales mgr. West coast Food sales to institutions Salesman, hydraulic bkgd. Several sales trainees SUITE have Pretecssicnal Has Openings for Men in the Following Areas: WOULD WELCOME THE OPPORtunity of discussing with you the many opportunities now available, your future prospects with American, and our complete fringe benefit rogram, inclu i? Health and Life nsurance, Profit Sharing and Retirement, Education Plan and Employee Discounts. We and G. D. Searle & Co. MATURE, ‘RELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL graduates needed for long term employment in order filling, packing, shipping and receiving. Clean warehouse with good working conditions and regular salary increases. Market res. systems analyst Programmers, 360 Assistant for prod. control Methods, Mach. shop exp. Ass’t Advertising Mgr. Plant maintenance Computer operator Inventory and Prod. Cont. Shipping and receiving clerk Tab. oper. overtime plus OLD ORCHARD, Siskin RESPONSIBLE PERSON NEEDED TO order stock and maintain inventory records. Some previous business ex— helpful but not required. cent high school graduate could qualify. Methods engr., I.E. Civil or Arch. engr. Electro mech. designer Hydraulic test engr. E.E. or equivalent Methods, Mach: tool exp. Machine designer, deg. not req. Design draftsman, hydraulics 2 Industrial engineers Service tech. for mfg. Jr. draftsman Jr. architectural draftsman H.S. GRAD — NO $450 plus Car Purchasing Trn......... z ol a= eee Sporting Goods Trn. Sales... .. $450 Base plus Car Pharm. Sales Trn. Waterman We have several promotable positions open for men who have some flair for figures. They range from positions requiring much experience to ones for beginners offering on-the-job training. EXPERIENCE Engineering Trn. Mat. Trn. SOME anybody for figures? Full Time Assemblers STOCK ‘NIBOT CORPORATION Evanston, Employer. FREE Professional A GOOD COMPANY TO GO WITH A GOOD COMPANY TO GROW WITH COLLEGE Market Research $550-$600 $550-$600 Insur. Invest. Admin. Trn. Personnel Trn. MURPHY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston Wanted—Women Industrial Hartrey St. An.Equal Opportunity 100% and AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION SUBURBAN AND FAR NORTH POSITIONS ALL Wanted—Men Some opportunities to get into supervision are also featured. No Fee. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR new employees. No exper. necessary. Many company benefits. Good start- 618 Business Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago’s Loop ORchard WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK AND light ironing 1 day per week; new townhouse in Wilmette. Call Mrs. Kaufmann, 472-8220 or 256-3662. MOTHER’S HELPER LIVE room and TV. One girl age required. 675-0820. The At North 5-3300. IRONING well elderly woman. Help Professional Westmoreland Or Bake; Allen; TO 3 MORNINGS A WEEK 9 TO 12:30. $7.00 plus carfare. UN 4-0787. Rackers and General. 5 days. Live in or go. Start now. 446-6515. 10—Classified benefits. CLEANING, 109 Call UN 4-5501 GENERAL CLEANING DAYS/WEEK, OR fringe 3-11:30 p.m., Mon. and Tue. Off, $40/wk., Call 869-8055. Nurse cent excellent ref. VE THURSDAY.. 6-1388.:. BABYSITTER WANTED Same time. Will pay top salary. 3 FOR CLEANING AND LAUNDRY, EVERY References required. HI ALSO NEED Practical WED. BABY SITTER FOR. WEDS. THURS. and Fri., 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Skokie. Call 965-4296. WEEKEND MOTHER’S HELPER TO baby sit and assist with dishes, etc. High school or older. Hubbard Woods area. Call 835-0236 or 446-5550. _ Housekeeper small Cleaning Woman EXPERIENCED CLEANING eg personal laundry. Mon., Wed., Fri. Own trans. $15 per day. 433-1076. Call after 4 p.m. Thursday. 108A Help Wanted—Women LOVES weekly. 2 OR 3 DAYS A WEEK. TUES., and Friday. Call 679-3547. 2 RSE COMPANION FOR ELDERLY woman every Sat. and Sun, 7 to 3. entral Evanston. HI 6-3726. = fie AGENCY FEE, REFERENCES REQUIRED Cooks, ‘Couples, Generals, Seconds RY 811 Elm St., Winnetka MHlIllcrest 6-0147 MUST -HAVE GOOD MAID OR housekeeper, live-in or leave after dinner: 3,4,5 days. Own room, T.V., - good salary, 2 adults. Easy job. Refs. necessary. VE 5-2741. DESIRES LADY TO DO CLEANING 1 day a week; lovely home; pleasant working conditions. HI 6-7327. Refs. req. TRAINING. Forest salon. Call 234-4606. ERIENCED SALESLADY FOR dy to wear; 5 days a week. Salary ; “commission. Point of View, 1939 egan Rd., Glenview, Illinois. 4 WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE, 3 AFTS. a week while lady of house works. Conscientious. Able and willing to work without supervision. Refs. Salary, $25 a week. Vic. Church and Crawford in Skokie. Call OR 3-0125 after 7 p.m. EMPL. and MARQUART RELIABLE and model Must drive. HIGHLAND PARK FAMILY OF ONLY 2 ADULTS wants a woman to cook and keep house for them: Room and board for an exp. party; general housework, cooking, and_ personal laundry paying $65/week to start. Call Dan at Highland Park Domestic Service, 454 Central, H.P., 432-4177. LINDGREN Help Wanted—Men Business BUILDER NEEDS cleaning lady for office houses. 2 days per week. Call 272-8141. WANTED ADVANCE or NO DY WANTED FOR VARIETY. 01 rea CLEANING LADY $2.50 PER HOUR School. OFFICE CLEANfor expert de1418 Lake St., per ws Household Mature housewives. Good drivers now James Rasor Trans. 432-7777. “al Bak Ill. Permanent Employment Service ROOM AND DELIVERY. Good starting salary. OAKTON 5022 Oakton CAMERA St., Skokie, OR CO. 3-6220. WANTED: HIGH SCHOOL BOY FOR PART-TIME, STOCK AND SALES. ANGLERS SUPPLY 1016 DAVIS If you can’t come in, please register by phone. 1612 Chicago Ave., UN 9-9510 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Laka Bluff Lamplighter Evanston BR 3-2155 Nov. 16, : 196 SS i �Help Wanted—Men Business and 110 PROGRAMMER Why fight traffic and crowds in the Loop? Work on the Northwest side of the city. Accessible to the expressways. Opportunity to grow in an expanding organization. ‘Work with congenial and stimulating associates. An excellent opportunity for a young aggresive man experienced in programming manufacturing applications. Must be able to determine computer require‘ments from general as well as ‘block diagrams. The success- ful candidate should be able ‘to use the 360 programming anguage and have the working knowledge of the 1440 disc computer. Excellent company benefits. Will interview day or night for the right man. Call for an appointment.. U 5-112! or come to: The Bastian Blessing Co. 4201 W. Peterson, Chicago, IIl. An Equal Opportunity Employer SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE combination; mechanic and mechanic helper positions for someone wanting a permanent job. Basic amount of experience in station work is necessary. 40 yrs. of doing business on the North Shore. Call John or Al. AL 1-0551 After 7 p.m. CR 2-4413 , MAINTENANCE MAN Man acquainted with general building maintenance and construction, starting $2.94 per hr. Glenbrook High School. Glenview-Northbrook. Phone 729-2000. ext. 249, Mr. Truelson. Local that positions SYSTEMAT AGENCY EVANSTON PROGRAMMER EVANSTON DOWNTOWN HONEYWELL 200 SYSTEM. POSItion requires 2 yrs. college, 1 yr. experience programming tape or disc Honeywell or IBM equipment. Cobol, Fortran, Easy Coder or Auto Coder. Fine’ opportunity for personal development, expanding new data center. Evanston executive office national corporation. Excellent starting salary with merit rated advancement, working conditions, fringes. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300. Packaging Corp. of America 1632 Chicago Ave. Evanston PART-TIME TRUCK DRIVER needed from 4:00 A.M. to 9:00 A.M. Apply at Winnetka News Agency, 380 Green Bay Rd., 446-0765 or 446-6640. LARGEST Programmer Trainee Trainee with a mechanical or electrical aptitude will be trained to this large firm to repair and service their equipment. If desired after training can lead into sales. Like Working Outdoors? Switch to this giant firm for a better future! This company pays for your complete programming training, PLUS. The objective of this company is to make you an expert in this key function. As you advance, your level of achievement is ultimately dependent on you; however this organization provides every available means imaginable to assist you. One in a thousand jobs with immediate reward and potential! Get the important facts today. 4 SALES REPS. ADJUSTER TRAINEE $550—CAR—EXPENSES $550 Plus Expenses This position leads to mgmt. Large national Corp. starts all future mgmt. personnel in this renowned program. Start on the day of your convenience. Advancement is rapid. Regular raises. Fantastic opportunity! Mgmt. in 1-2 years. Full benefits. COLLEGE Any Training in data processing. No previous experience needed. Outstanding career opportunity. All you need is a high school diploma and willingness to learn. They not only will train you, but will also Re y you while you go to school. aoe a many other benefits. you or have any chemical, mechanical aptitude 600 273-3553 he ov. 16, !967 Trainee 3 Draftsmen— Beginners elec- or training. This company will train ~ in this up-to-date laboratory. ill send you to school and pa the tuition for more rapid advancement in addition to hospitalization, and many other fringe benefits. 251 Major drafting firm seeks 3 trainees as detail draftsmen. High school drafting. Potential unlimited. Excellent benefits. No experience needed. Start at $6,500+ no fee to you. DAVIS FOLDING MACHINE OPER. MAN TO JR. 2 $700 $550 $1,100 $600 TO ST. 869-8600 OPERATE Mrs. Crocker Open oon 8 p.m. and F YOU AGENCY Wheeling Mon., Tues. Sat. till-1. DRAFTSMAN TOOL DESIGN NEW POSITION FOR CREATIVE talent in the process improvement group of this manufacturer of electric lift trucks and tractors. Assignments involve tool design and layout of hydraulic and pneumatic circuits and mechanisms. Some related experience desired. Benefits include 3 weeks vacation, profit sharing and full tuition refund. Write or call personnel director. BARRETT-CRAVENS 630 Dundee Rd. Northbrook 272-2300 for ACCOUNTANT EVANSTON DOWNTOWN GROWTH a senior electronics Duties for include IN OR CALL ca Dundee Rd. No 272-2300 JANITOR OPPORTUNITY AVAILABLE FOR A experienced janitor to become assot iated with Zenith Radio Corporatic in its engineering facilities lefeat wall Evanston. The selected individua’ also be required to perform a and receiving function. Zenith of full range of benefits including prc sharing. Phone 745-3227 for appointment ZENITH RADIO” 220t| Ml. W. HOWARD EVANSTON, ~ ILL. | An equal opportunity employer — DRAFTSMAN MAN WITH ARCHITECTURAL mechanical drafting ONDE plant lay-outs. Primary fun drawing: however, the ability develop ideas and solutions projects is essential. Call Personnel Office. to or ¢ ap . G. D. Searle & Ci 16 and over for two or three nights after school and weekends. Stop in at McDonald's Carry-out Restaurant. Searle Parkway, OR Skokie, Ill. 60076 3-32 _ An Equal Opportunity Employer GUARD Z 530 Waukegan Rd., Glenview MECHANIC 7:30 p.m.-7:30a CRYSLER RETIREMENT Plymouth dealer offers excellent earnings opportunity for experienced mechanic. Guaranteed high wages and pleasant working conditions. Free insurance and many benefits. Central Motors, Inc. UN 4-3000 1000 Central, Evanston HAS CREATED AN- opportunity for a agape man from age 45 who is IB yr physic condition and has . go ike > os Applicant must be a Uniform per hr. to furnished. atdruns Peale a maximum of (OT WASHER $200 WEEK. 673-2845 handling Barrett Electronics Corp. McDonald's, largest carry-out restaurant chain has openings for part-time high school boys WINDOW trouble material STOP High School Boys EXPERIENCED, related - testing, automatic SHIRLEY SELBY ALpine 1-4300. SHORE a PERSONNEL DIRECTOR The Hollister Newspapers Come Av. Wilmette, ALL GLENN SCHMID NORTH with military servic industrial control systems. Excellent salary and company full tuition program. 1232 AUTO or ing, and repair of specializec tronic and electro-mechanical for appointment ADVERTISING FOR THE SELL North Shore’s community newspapers and develop a growing territory as a stepping stone to further advancement in our progressive organization. If . you’ re enthusiastic an aggressive, we'll provide the training and product support to give you every sales tool Top startin pened liberal fringe benefits and commission. Should college graduate, have completed military service and have some experience. LEADING OPPOR technician school school and 3 or 4 years experience. 729-3000 OR Thurs., UNUSUAL LITERATURE folding machine in the Advertising Department. Should have some mechanical ability or familiarity with machines. High School grad. GROWTH OPPORTUNITY FOR SALESMAN $600 $650 $1,000 2 CMTS OVMENT Dundee Rad., E. PLUS PER BR (DIV. Lake-Cook 4-7888 Rd. WI SCM) 5-1000 Packaging Corp. of America 1632 Chicago Ave. Evanston VILLAGE OF GLENCOE Announces Openings for WATER PLANT OPERATOR PUBLIC WORKS MECHANIC WATER DISTRIBUTION MAINTENANCEMAN PUBLIC WORKS MAINTENANCEMAN Four permanent interesting positions with security. 40 hour week. Paid 2week vacation per year. Attractive retirement plan, sick leave benefits, hospital benefit plan. Experience desirable but not necessary. Equal opportunity merit employment. aes Director of Public Works, Vil Hall, Glencoe, Illinois 60022. SALES OPPORTUNITY LEADING EQUIPMENT MFGR. HAS opening in local protected territory. io previous business equipment experience necessary. A minimum of 2 years outside direct selling experience is necessary. Salary, commission and full: fringe benefits including profit sharing and stock option. Average earnings in excess of $12,000 per year. Stop in or call iesJarvis for appt. PITNEY- BOWES Major subsidiary of giant, diversified Corp. Nationwide, famous training program. Specialize in the area of your choice. Advancement can come in any of many Corp. operations. Growth potential cannot be overemphasized. Within 1 year you will receive sizeable mgmt. responsibility. Full benefits. Ask for details! Lab Tech Trainee trical $600 Degree Management |.B.M. Trainee $6,300 If GRAD FOREMAN PROMO- tional literature mailings. Will also keep record of stock and recorder when necessary. High School grad. EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 EAST LAKE AV., GLENVIEW An Equal Opportunity Employer GOLDEN JOB OPPORTUNITIES SALES TRAINEE ENGINEERS 2 DRAFTSMAN JR. 2 100% FREE HANDLE — ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN CLERK TO 630 6901 GOLF ROAD MORTON GROVE, ILL. MGNT. TRAINEE INSPECTORS PROGRAMMERS jane Wanted—Men Business and Professional Professional SCOTT; FORESMAN & CO. Fine opportunity for personal development. Excellent starting salary, merit rated advancement. Fine fringe benefits. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300. Start as a Claim You will be trained to adjust and settle automobile claims in the Chicago area of a major casualty company in addition to a fine company training program. You get the added benefit of working on your own without direct supervision. No previous exp. needed. No Fee. MAN JACK HEINZ YO 5-0700 PROMOTION OPENS THIS POSITION for degreed accountant with good scholastic background. Headquarters staff multi-plant national corporation. Modern computerized accounting operation. $8,400 a Year $110 a wk. plus car exp. are Send resume or call Robert Jacklin Call Sunday 2-7 p.m. 935-4273 Monday through Friday 869-7900 708 necessary. AVON PRODUCTS INC. $10,000 to $12,000 to $12,000 to $11,500 $11,000 Service and Sales Graduate CALL and MAIL YOUNG Call IBM, banking exp. 360 COBOL 2 yrs. COBOL learn 360 770-7074 Analyst-Programmer EMPLOYMENT CHURCH ST. Business Handlers experience ideal situation aware of the these Professional Starting rate $2.58 per hour. 2 weeks vacation the first year. 8 paid holidays. Uniforms supplied. Don’t overlook job opportunities that may be ideally suited to your background by restricting your interests to employers in whom you think you may be interested. SHORE'S High School No Fee Paid Do you know available— and Material Positions You may overlook an because you are not opportunity. Help Wanted—Men Help Wanted—Men Business PROGRAMMER ANALYST PARKER PERSONNEL NORTH 110 Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional Professional 480 Central An Equal Av., INC. Northfield Opportunity Employer LAB. HELPER WILL TRAIN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE WITH mechanical aptitude. Should know basic shop equipment. To work in research laboratory. Liberal fringe benefit program includes 3 weeks paid vacation and tuition reduction. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 1812 Chicago Av. An Equal Opportunity Evanston Employer MAINTENANCE EXPERIENCED MAN: FOR LARGE — Evanston retirement home. a rate — unusual fringe benefits. PROJECT ENGINEER MACHINE EXCELLENT ence in OPPORTUNITY photomechanical cameras. design AND Background should working knowledge and assume the protoype. FOR field. A experience Send responsibility minimum with resume BROWN of electrical and of 7 AN PRODUCT — INDIVIDUAL Preferably include sheet of machined design, years of components salary layout process metal fabrication, casting parts. The and to is individual follow through required. Must © will — to have circuitry. requirements in confidence MANUFACTURING C/O EXPERI- with experience and WITH experienced to CO. Ed Earley 2000 Dempster, Evanston, Ill. PERMANENT POSITIONS AT TOP JUNIOR TAB OPERATORS PRODUCT DESIGNERS DESIGN DRAFTSMAN DRAFTSMAN PAY Profit sharing and pension plan; meee medical, hospitalization, life me. surance all paid for by company iberal other fringe benefits and vacation plans. ANETSBERGER BROS., INC. Northbrook, Illinois Phone: 272-0770 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter Classified —11 �_ JANITOR ED s TO CARE FOR EXECUTIVE with some outside duties. ent position with excellent nity and benefits. . ard Rate & Data Service 1 Old Orchard Road r. Surek, YO 6-8500 SKOKIE, ILLINOIS ATIONS ARE NOW 20/30 uncorrected. 5 ft. 9 in. to 6 in., weight proportional. Age 21 8. Apply now office of Fire and Ww.* " gaceen cecmaquanaal 825 Green Bay CUSTODIAN a geese Church of ‘Wilmette. e employment as custodian _ church lth ; building. fringe ¥ Salary benefits insurance, , open. including annual paid vaca- nalidays, retirement income. y Rev. Donald Farley, 1125 tte Ave., Wilmette. 251-6660. TO RELOCATE NEAR EDENS Wilmette. Small congenial office and warehouse’ seeks ve secretary or office manager andle diversified responsibilities. ; open. Call 666-5530 from 9 a.m. any 0 or after 7 p.m. 272-0910. ALES TRAINEE ormick, Skokie OR 3-7045. 'ALLING SANTA CLAUS d by Highland Park Chamber of merce to thrill thousands of 2n in cozy Santa Claus House. a to 27, 1 bod 5 p.m. Christmas ooy.. 3 to p.m, AGE IS NO BA] RIE Phone 432-2954. - Bus Boys—Dishwashers ‘T AND FULL TIME. NO EXP. necessary. Apply in person ker Bros. Original Pancake House 153 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette OR PART-TIME; EXPERIeh —4000 Dempster Street, nois a3 ‘fing HANDY MAN. bus. Help in ‘servicing trucks aoe wl time, LEARN plant mech. and camping year around work. E 18. CALL UN 4-2712 TRUowers, 2116 Central St., Evans‘TIME SERVICE STATION ATant, experienced or _ inexperi; for day shift. Ogden Standard , 1025 Tower Rd., Winnetka. OR FULL TIME ODD JOBS. ur own hours. Phone 328-8841 — . Call 8-11 a.m. TREE rE CLIMBERS DY WORK. NORTH SHORE. ll Mr. TIME ara Lee, 4-5 p.m., SALES D OORMAN/GARAGE ATTENDANT wanted for North Shore Highrise apt. bldg. Exgig not necessary. If intereste ply by letter stating qualifications paid holidays MAN and to T-493, Box 60, FOR helpful Northbrook. FURNITURE SALESMAN. FULL time. Income open. Ample opportunity in growing organization with congenial atmosphere. Call for appointment. WHALEN FURNITURE WI 5-1911. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT EXPERIENCE REQUIRED FULL TIME DAYS seers Gulf, 242 Waukegan Rd. 7249665. 0. vacation, ; IDEAL JOB FOR THE RETIRED 2 men to work half day each driving Ford Econoliner. APP i Mangel Florre iP Skokie Blv Wilmette. Phone Housing Inspector WE NEED A NEAT EXP. TOW truck driver with a good personality and the ability to perform other RESPONSIBLE POSITION WITH CITY of Evanston involving inspection and enforcement of city codes. H.S. grad. 25 to 40. Experience in building trades desirable. $525-$641, GR 5-3100. service station duties. Refs. AL 6-2939. PERMANENT hour POSITION plus incentive $2.00 WANTED: RETIRED Riverwoods area to days a week between Vernon Oaks School 111 PER bonus. involves stuffing envelopes eyeleting. Call 446-4562. EXPERIENCED OR WILL TRAIN. Electrically and mechanically inclineo man. Permanent position. Apply in person. North Shore Refrigeration, 4001 Simpson, Skokie. and Work simple MAN FROM work 1 hour, 3 9:30 and 11 a.m. 945-1750. Help Wanted—Men MANAGEMENT TRAINEES: Finance, Sales, I.B.M., Warehouse, Traffic, Accounting, and many more. NAME YOUR FIELD! We can place you FREE. Howard Employment Agency 307 Howard St. 475-1800 or 273-4849 MAN FOR LAWN AND GARDEN work. 1 day a week in Northfield. Man with own transportation preferred. Hillcrest 6-7344. DRIVER WANTED WITH OWN CAR. Approx, 20 hrs. per wk. Call GR 5-7600 or stop at Chicken Delight, 2010 Central St., Evanston after 4 p.m. EXP. MAN 3 DAYS WK. FOR GEN. cleaning; must drive and be able to serve if needed. Permanent position; good salary; must have refs. HI 6- DELIVER PIZZA FULL OR PART-TIME TOP PAY Must know Evanston—Northshore area Call 869-2800 after 2 p.m. HOUSEMAN: TUE., THUR., SAT., OR Mon... Wed., Fri. Must be experienced, must have recent excellent refs. VE 5-1522. Household MAN WITH CAR FOR DELIVERY between 1 and 4 p.m. daily and 9 a.m. to 12:00 Sat. $35 a week. All year employment. We are looking for a steady worker. Call John, 251-4686. Help 967-8939, NILES Use Hollister Want Ads Wanted—Men—lIndustrial LOOKING FOR JOB SECURITY? Don't worry about seasonal layoffs. Opportunities unlimited to exercise your skills or learn a trade. Opening for both day and night shift. Extra bonus for nights. EXPERIENCED MACHINE AREA. SORTER If Northbrook 272-1513. anted: Porter, Mornings _ Willow Inn West, Glenview ‘or information phone PA 4-5100. FOR ‘and DELIVERY: reliable. . Apply Full in Pen time MUST BE and or call part AN HOUR GUARANTEED e he eae ad necessary. Bill Bartling: 173, eit p.m. or 538-4250 you are . With Cars Fok Morning Call DELIVERY ORchard 6-9454. TILE SETTER year around inside ceramic Wonderful opportunity. Moran FR work. 2-3300 TIME SERVICE ATTENDANT pay. Apply in person. Northbrook dard waa Me Waukegan Rd., KUTOMOBILE PORTERS al Motors, Inc. UN 4-3000 1000 Central, Evanston ERS WANTED FULL OR PART. An onalSg Fee Company. EVAN: B CO. Chicago in. Evanston ‘LL TIME wha nette. FLORIST DA 8-0180 DRIVER Ford Econoliner. Florist, 100 > a Phone AL 1-6100 EXPERIENCED Appl Blv GLAZER _aetne and outside work. Inman’s glazing and Paint Spot, Paint 7and Glass Service. ID 2-0528. ~DRIVER WANTED _ FOR AUTO PARTS _ 3714 Dempster ssified STORE. St., Skokie APPLY interested in improving your future, PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Equal Opportunity STOCK Kram 2041 Metal Products Railraod Av. IN PERSON MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. TELEEYPE GORP. 2225 W. TOURF SKOKIE, ILL. An Equal Opportunity II. PROOFREADER JANITOR FOR Hussman 1800 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE WITH 1 or 2 years college, prefer -somé relevant proofreading experience. Permanent only. SHEET METAL SHOP. Full or part-time. Days or evenings. Holste, Engineering Corp Northbrook Call 272-7570 Miss FACTORY HELP Machine Operators; Are Welding and Assemblers. Apply ARDMO E PRODUCTS 1825 Shermer Rd., Northbrook 272-5000 An Equal Opportunity Employer tory. MAN NEEDED FOR WORK IN PAINT factory. Experience desirable, but not necessary. Duties varied. Must have initiative. 446-5322. DRIVERS WANTED: FULL OR PARTtime. Salary or commission. Wilmette Yellow Cab & Livery Inc. ALpine 1-0043 or DAvis 8-2426. 113 Help Wtd.—Men Winnetka REAL ESTATE SELLING EARN NORTH & Country CHICAGO AND MID-INCOME Estate Assoc., HOMES SHORE INVESTMENT SUBURBS PROPERTY SUBURBS HOMES SKOKIE, MORTON GROVE, ETC. Enroll in our ‘‘How to Sell Rea Estate’’ course and we will place you in one of our 3 offices. 717 Elm St., Winnetka HI 6-835005 4457 Oakton, Skokie 676-3700 6252 Lincoln, Chicago 267-4500 Phone Mr. Jim Kruger for interview ENLARGING SALES STAFF TO MEET increased business. Paid professional sales training by Dale Carnegie. Apply personally to Mr. Davis at 843 Elm, Winnetka or phone for appt. 446-8000. Town UP TO $30,000 YEARLY LUXURY and Women Real for Appointment 729-3000 EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 EAST LAKE AV., GLENVIEW An Equal Opportunity Employer MARCH MFG. CO. Pickwick, Glenview, 729-5300 1819 Kennedy SCOTE, FORESMAN & CO. DRILL PRESS OPERATORS Insurance, paid vacations and _ holidays. Steady employment, new fac- Inc. J. KRUGER & CO. 267-4500 PERMANENT POSITION Young man or woman full time office work dealing with college students. Excellent opportunity for advancement, pleasant working conditions and good salary. See Mr. Iversen, Northwestern Student Co-op, 1726 Orrington, Evanston. INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK, ermanent, 5 days. Ins. and hosp. lease call for appt. Burroughs Coa. 6633 N. Lincoln, Lincolnwood. 676-1400. COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO. Will be interviewing in Evanston From 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. On Saturday, November 18, 1967 At 912 Clark Street— Clark and Maple To Fill Vacancies METER READING TYPING AND salaries exceptional are In DRAFTING CONSTRUCTION OTHER tops. promotional Fringe Equal AREAS benefits opportunities An SELECTORS APPLY Co. Glenview, Employer Applicants should be high school graduates and weigh at least 160 pounds. WE OFFER: TOP WAGES PROMOTIONS FROM WITHIN BELL SYSTEM BENEFIT PLAN “ COLLEGE TUITION REFUND PLAN SOCIAL STUDIES Outstanding opportunity for a college graduate to work with the audio-visual aspect of an elementary high school social studies program. Individual must have experience or a _ stron interest in the field of audio-visual. Teaching and or editorial experience helpful. GROWING CONCERN MANUFACTURing steel and aluminum street light brackets needs steady men. Starting CTA TO DOOR 4201 W. PETERSON EDITOR - ASSISTANT General Factory THE BASTIAN-BLESSING CO. An days. 10.TO GRAPHIC | PRODUCTION FECHNICIAN—-NEGATIVE | DEVELOPING AND/OR PRINTING = EXPERIENCE. UN 4-7322 . NEWSPAPER Help Wanted—Men Industrial OPERATORS OR PART-TIME. GOOD WAGES. VER 112 PAINT AND WALLPAPER SALES Retired painter or man with knowledge of paints. Inman’s Paint por Paint and Glass Service. 432. hospital and insurance plan. Apply in person. NORTH SHORE UNIFORM SERVICE 1818 Dempster St., Evanston 112 MAN FOR CLEANING WITH EXPErience, recent refs. Salary open. Call OR 3-3700 days. Multi-spindle . . Screw Machine... Monitor... Drill Press ... Turret Lathe ... and chucking machines. Stock Handlers . . . Material Handlers . . . Packers and Assemblers. Tool Grinders . . . Silver Solderers and Inspectors. ight Dishwasher-Porter 1ukegan, Wil- EDITOR - ASSOCIATE SCIENCE Excellent opportunity for individual with advanced degree in biology or the physical sciences to assist in the ae and editing of a Junior High hool science program. Will edit both student and teacher material and assist in the development of non-book components. Must have 4 or 5 years teaching and/or editorial experience. EXPERIENCED GENERAL CLEANing man wanted every Sat. in Glencoe home. Phone 835-4313 on Sat. mette. VILLAGE OF GLENVIEW Fine opportunity for full time laboring work in public works department. Start at $452/mo. with regular increases to 6/mo., plus _ liberal fringe benefits: includin paid vacations, nine holidays, health insurance retirement income. Apply Personnel Director, Glenview, vil age Hall, 7241700, or after 5 p.m. 965-1486. MAN TO DO SORTING AND MAKE UP orders, no exp. necessary. If you are a willing worker we will teach you. This is steady work, good pay, 5 day week, Household 724-1300 CLERK apowieds e of flowers ania, MAINTENANCE Professional WILL TRAIN YOUNG MAN WITH pamemest aptitude, draft exempt to rate and maintain packaging mainery. Full time. Good starting ame Please apply, 2423 Main St., ‘Evanston., east of McCormick. SERVICEMAN $500 PLUS MONTH Exempt or service completed. ECTRIC HOSE & RUBBER CO. Me SALES OPPORTUNITY A career in selling with a major pharmaceutical co. A starting salary of iS per year. Expenses, a company car, and training which leads to commission plus salary. A wonderful opportunity for a young man between the ages of 23 to 35, college background, and the desire to sell as a career. Write T-501, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. 60091. Equal Opportunity Employer. BEING for positions of patrolman in the Police Dept. Minimum reents High chool education, Business and 13 Help Wid.—Men ond Women Help Wanted—Men 1 Business and Professional for Opportunity the best. These those who can are jobs with qualify. Employer. PART-TIME SECURITY GUARD 4:30 P.M. TO 12:30 A:M. FRIDAY AND when available. Previous experience LAB SATURDAY helpful. PLUS EXTRA TIME HOUSEKEEPER APPROXIMATELY essary, good work 9 TO 3, 5 DAYS background A WEEK. DOCUMENTATION CLERK MUST SOME TYPE uments. Hours AND open. HAVE NO EXPERIENCE NEC- OF EXPORT DOC- UN 9-9000 required. KNOWLEDGE - APECO 2100 Dempster, Evanston Employer Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald + Deerfield ae Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter . ee ratca Herald Nov. 16, �113 Help Wtd.—Men and Women REAL ESTATE SALES REAL ESTATE OENIG & STREY, INC., WILL BE opening their beautiful new Deerfield offices the first of the year. We would like to talk to experienced, successful real estate salespeople who have a good working knowledge of the Deerield area. Our rapidly expanding firm has one of the most rewarding commission and bonus schedules in the business, professionally directed advertising and public relations program, nationa 1 referral system, fully staffed closing dept., investment and commercial intra offices and a close working office relationship. .* 132 113. Help Wtd.—Men and Women We enjoy a fine reputation on the North Shore and invite you to call, on a strictly confidential basis, to discuss your possibiliites with our firm nex t year—our best references are our enthusiastic sales people. WE CAN USE ANOTHER SALES erson. Knowledge of the North Shore — Call Mr. Weinrich. ORTER & —ae es aE 46-2600 114 Help Wtd.—Men Experienced, day work, Nursing home, Mrs. Boehm. good For . Individual Evanston Tom Strey, KOENIG PArk 9-0330. BLOCK Kitchen & STREY, INC. PART-TIME EVENINGS 6 TO 10 P.M. E HAVE clerical A LIMITED Room positions available for a OF 5 week period. No typing or previou Ss experience necessary. Ideal for housewives and college students. Apply in person or call our personnel fice for an appointment. After hour s interviews can be arranged. Washington National Insurance Company 630 Chicago Av. Evanston, An = Equal BUSINESS MAN—IF YOU WANT A quiet, clean room, sharing a kitchen, bath and TV, call 328-7094. 2 FURN. ROOMS AVAIL. DEC. 1ST with kit. priv. Young couple or 2 women. Call Thurs. before noon, Fri. all day at UN 4-3368 or DA 8-6163. Room Opportunity at Old For Gentleman Howard and Ridge, is a aaneenis and Evanston buses. RO 1 GLENVIEW—PRIVATE ROOM AND bath. Washing and ironing;. meals or kitchen priv. For employed person. Nr. bus transportation. 729-2633. Illinois Employer JANITORS JANITRESSES Work ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN IN SE. Evanston. Pine paneled, with dressing area. Private tile bath, private entrance. Ideal for grad. student. $20 per week. Refs. req. UN 4-4571. 475-7900 NON rent Call 2 Orchard Skokie in pleasant surroundings. Apin person at 1625 Howard St., to 6 p.m. Monday Chicago, 2 p.m. through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. : : 761-7699 Male and Female Help Wanted RACIAL LARGE ROOM FOR near shopping center, for couple. 869-7381. ROOMS FOR EMPLOYED GENtlemen Quiet home. Parking space. Close to Dempster St. and Crawford, Skokie. Call 614. 5175. 878-7878 Full time 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Part-time 9 a.m. to 3 or 4:30 p.m. We can adjust our hours to suit yours. No experience necessary. Paid vacations; paid holidays. Pleasant working conditions in air conditioned plan t. Call or come in to: MAILER’S, 952 ee Ridge Rd., harthheook. 2-1200. Ext. 49 WANTED ALE AND MAILING FEMALE HEL P FOR FULL TIME MACHINE OPERATORS WE WILL TRAIN COME OR CALL MAILERS INC. y 952 Sunset Rd., Northbrook, CR 2-1200 ext 49 QUINLAN Il. Ae 1240 Meadow SALESMAN, Rd., REALTY Northbrook. CR EXPERIENCED 2-02 00 AN D with local knowledge preferred. Work with a traditional name and enjoy it’ Ss respect. We offer much benefits — ax IBM bi monthly statements, withholding, advertising allowance and in $112, Million retirement fund incapacitation addition to a_ liberal fund. These are most unusual benefi ts in the Real Estate field. If applicant has managerial qualities the future is unlimited in this organization. Call Mr. Watson District Sales Mgr. Lake Forest office of Baird & Warner, C E 4-1855. BANK TELLER mXPERIENCED, PAYING AND REceiving teller. 5 day week. Convenient to all transportation. Usual employee . benefits. Apply Personnel Office. FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. OF EVANSTON 00 Davis St., Evanston An Equal Opportunity 3 ov. 16, 1967 EVANSTON NICELY FURN. for one employed lady. Some privileges. One block to all Call UN 4-6324. ROOM cooking transp. FOR YOUNG WOMAN: NICELY furn. studio bedroom, linens furn. Cooking priv. Plenty of heat and hot water. S.E. Evanston, Call UN 4-5968. ROOM FOR RENT IN QUIET NEIGHborhood near transportation. Kitchen peiyipem. Mare pier 6 p.m. 547 922 826 2033 1020 1451 1616 1501 136 DAvis 8-8100 Employer Wanted to Rent—Rooms COLLEGE MAN, MID 40’S PLEASANT, enjoys the arts and outdoors wants nicely furnished room with private family or an apt. in good neighborhood. Write T-497, Box 60, Wilmette, Til. 130 Apartments to Share RETIRED WOMAN WANTS TO SHARE beautiful new apt. w/another woman, You will have a private rm. and bath. Luxurious new bldg., private patio, only 2 blks. fr. Northwestern and» 4 rt fr. Downtown Evanston. Call 869- YOUNG WOMAN TEACHER WITH 2 bedroom coach house in Evanston wants to share with same. 3 blocks from the lake. 475-0957 weekdays aft. 5 p.m. EMPL. LADY HAS LUX. 2 BDRM. 2 bath apt. to share with same or woman graduate student. Write T-503, Box 60, Wilmette. YOUNG WOMAN IN 20S TO SHARE 5 room 2 bdrm. apt. with 3 other girls. Convenient transp., S. Evanston. $55 per month. Call 328-6253. BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL WOman to share with same my 2 bdrm. apt. nr. Evanston. Call 465-5724, INC. $ 55 $130 $170 $120 $265 $310 $187 OPEN THE In choice S.E. Evanston DRAPER AND 328-2946. KRAMER 7335 N. Western RO 1-8150 HIGHLAND PARK BEACH APTS. Why not sell your large home and move in to this de luxe building? Lge. L.R.Master bedrm—2nd_ bedD. R. comb. rm. can be den or dressing rm.; Bath. Comb. rec, rm.-companion’s rm. on sep. level. uiet bldg.—no children, no pets. Call rs. Rosenfeld for info, L. Ringer Realty 482 Central Av. 4 Highland 00 Park Possession Pronto! ROOMS, 2 BATHS, SECOND 615 flr. completely garage. $325 mod., and Helen G. Nixon, Hahn Room 300 1609 Sherman air cond., Realtor Bldg. UN 4-5100. Evanston Av. S. E. EVANSTON NEW ELEVATOR Evanston—937 Forest FROM LINCOLN SCHOOL Near shops, transp. and beach. Deluxe 6 rm. 2 colored tile pares. $250 DA 8-5943 -8696 ¢ 2 Bedroom—$95 per month Avail. now-Foster west of Maple Ave. Walking distance to N. W. University one Foster CTA Station. Tenant pays ea To inspect come to L. A, is eterson & Co. 1304 Chicago ‘Ave. 9:00 a .m. to 5 p.m. SKOKIE; 53, RM., 2: BDRM. Ww ith wd. burn. fireplace. Sep. N r. Shopping. 1st floor. Dec. 1. 677-1173. -L-R. D.R. $140. EVANSTON LARGE 5 ROOMS, 1ST floor, exc. cond. Dec. 16th occup. $160 per month. Garage also avail., $15 mo. Call 864-4779. 4 RM. APT. NORTH EVANSTON. Available Jan. Ist. $145 mo. Call evenings 475-0137. SKOKIE—SUB-LET 312 ROOMS; floor; Dec. 1 occup. Nr. Swift. oe all after 6 p.m. 679-8674. a 1ST $137. sige LGE. 4 RM. 1 BDRM. apt.; stove, refrig., dec.; $135 well mntnd. blidg.: nr. shops and trans. adults only; GR 5-5157 NON 21; 5 room. LO RACIAL—EVANSTON New blidg. $100. Call Solk. 1-7774 days; evenings, 248-7351. Closed Saturday and Sunday. 2'/) ROOM APT., $75 2 BLOCKS NORTH station. ROgers OF HOWARD Park 4-4236. 1520 Central “L”’ | Bedroom Apartments Aveilsbi Now and Dee: . Indoor Heated Garage . Built-in Gas Ovens . Spacious Closets Beau. Colored baths IN EVANSTON Location-Luxury 3 BR’s—2 917 FOREST, . ba $155 See Betty Otte on Premises ON: THE-LAKE 1440 SHERIDAN RD. ONE APARTMENT AVAILABLE FOR immediate occupancy. $300. All electric elevator building. Underground garage. QUINLAN & TYSON, newer, THREE. bedroom, carpeted. 491-1855 205 RIDGE, WILMETTE DE LUXE 2 BEDROOM APT. ELEV. bldg. Dishwasher and disposal includ= in pose: patio or balcony; laun- BAIRD.“ ee "WARNER 491-1855 N.W. EVANSTON Central St. location. 3 rm. apt., 2nd fl., off street parking, avail. immed. $152.50. Evanston Bond & Mortgage Co. 1732 Orrington GR 5-5600 EVANSTON, 737 N. RIDGE: SPAcious air conditioned 2 bdrm., 11% baths, built-ins, dishwasher, elev., pkg. avail., good trans. Immed. poss. $250 mo. Call 475-5883 or 777-8855. Agt. 144 ROOM STUDIO APT. IN RESI- dential elevator bldg., new ances, leases req., 1 blk. Sheridan Rd. and Lake, 1345 Av., 7400-north. applitransp. Jarvis EVANSTON: SPACIOUS 5 RMS. IN modern elevator building, 142 baths, mod. kit., air cond., nr. lake and transp. Sheltered parking included. $230 per month. Concession. 475-8497. EVANSTON, 500 LAKE: PRESTIGE location. 3 bdrm. apt. 2 baths, walking distance to lake, shopping, restaurants. Overlooks park. Immed. poss. Newton Realtor 777-8855 newer bidg., beaut. bldg. conven. to all. Gar. incl. elect. kit., top area one of finest bldgs. SEE: 124 KEENEY, spac. older nr. sag Py 180. ONE BEDROOM—NEWER 1101 GROVE St., nr. downtown high-rise. All’ much more 723 AUSTIN, J. elect., in fin parquet fl ; newer, Cyrus conven., good & Co. UN 4 EVANSTON LARGE THREE BEDROOML apts. All wood sash condensation, all windows washed from equipped kitchen. Cost incl. inte each apt. has individual co atest in sound conditioning. features too numerous to it Please arrange to see these now! Furnished model open Sat. oe 1-5. Baitd & Shown Immediate room during week by Warner WILMETTE occupancy—elegant apts.—new 2 elevator builc 1136 GREENLEAF 627 RIDGE RD. | New Trier East High School Dist. _ Moderate monthly rent incluc cond., central heat, reserved p sc. full carpeting, electric kitche 1 Shee ed See furnished model apts. Daily i Sat. and Sun. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Representative on premises or ph GReenleaf) 256-4998 (Ridge) 256-4993 (CHICAGO) IN’ 5 SMART 3rd & GOLEE Fl., 2 baths, mms.) . Sra Sherman $100 PL, : Hinman ar pirate asic CHICAGO 5 Rms., 3rd Fl. Modern kit. ee Ashland at Jarvis. Adults, $125. Smart & Golee, 1564 Sherman Av. BEDROOM AND launderette, on If desir service, a Shop, beauty precntaas. Realtors DAvis KITCHE apts. Carpeted. service, or available offee INC. EVANSTON 1516 HINMAN ELEVATOR BLDG. St., 1402 HINMAN, EVANSTON : BRoadway 3-3750 ONLY ONE TWO, AND ONE bedroom apt. Bath for every all elec. kitchens. Both apts. Baird & Warner x CENTRAL flr., all elect. kit., superb area 340 RI IDGE, Wmsburg Manor. APARTMENTS 2600 GOLF RD. De luxe high rise—indoor pool. Rentals—$220 and $275 incl. heatin pr -cond. and 2 dr. refrig. by Frigidaire. MODEL OPEN SUNDAY By appointment anytime. 724-8500, 724-0150, 729-1133. Evanston-Elevator Bldg. Avail. now or Dec. Ist! Check These Features! 1. Two bedrooms-garden apt. 2. Red Brick 3. Overlooks School Park 4. All electric kitchen-ceramic tile bath. 5. Excellent neighbors. $170 per mo. incl. parking stall. Call Supt. Don Schetter, geo 4-8771. L. A. Peterson & Co. GR'5-1010 porores ND ARE Ist flr., age 2232 1742 N. Greenwood Phone 724-501 | HAROLD BURNS INC. 271-3500 GLENVIEW, NEW, 4 APTS. LEFT IMMEDIATE POSSESSION One and two bedrm. apts. w/din. rm. Baths oe SHERMAN. George 1620 to 1766 Greenwood 2 BEDROOM APT. WILMETTE a UNiversity 9-1409 Evanston GLENVIEW TALISMAN oe ~ . Laundry Facilities . ‘Window Washing . C&NW Shops, Bus, ‘‘L”’ Mrs. Fieldman Resident CO. St., QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. 1571 SHERMAN AVE. EVANSTON UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 «BR 3-3750 1571 SHERMAN AVE. UNiversity 4-2600 BUILDING Deluxe spacious air-cond, 2 bdrm. apt. equipped with all latest features or easy living. Secure, quiet building. Walk to beach and all conveniences. E xc. transp. $225 yer mo. Heated garage avail. 446-1646. ACROSS RAYMOND Come and see these really spacious apartments ge 2a with all the latest. features for easy living. All apartments have their own private balconies. Heat is supplied by a central gas fired hot water system, individually controlled in each apartment. Kitchens are unusually large and contain double oven de luxe ranges, double door refrigerators, and disposals. All apartments are air conditioned with wall type unit. AV., EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 Saegebrecht, 800 HINMAN Elevator banding ? $300 $360 1310 MAPLE 2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS $350 po 740 HINMAN—EVANSTON 6 RMS., 2 BATHS—$225 Deluxe, modernized apt. Call Heinze from from 1:30 TO 5 P.M. DAILY. 328-7200 QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. 8180. PRIVATE BEDROOM, KIT. PRIV., 2 blocks from Ravinia station Highland Park, elderly woman would like working female to take advantage of this oppor. to share her duplex apt., rental $50/mo., For apt. out VE 5-3698 or Mrs. M. Miller BR 4-7338 & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 ROOM FOR RENT, NORTHWESTERN University area, for girl, breakfast and dinner available. Call after 6 p.m. or weekends 864-0814. 121 You can earn $10,000 and more with diligent effort. Openings for man or woman in our Northbrook office. Age no barrier—call or drop in and talk to EQUENS OR and 475-6485 EFFICIENCIES WILMETTE AV. yet bldg. ONE BEDROO HINMAN—across eg park HINMAN—air cond. MULFORD—near Ridge TWO BEDROOMS SHERMAN—Air Cond. GROVE—new bidg. PLYMOUTH—Glenview THREE BEDROOMS HINMAN—front apt. MAPLE—elev. bldg. MAIN—1!2 baths 1159 EVANSTON—LIVING ROOM WITH bedroom for gentleman. Also single room. Near all Main St.. transportation. Call UN 4-2393. CAN YOU TALK TO PEOPLE? CAN YOU MAKE MONEY SELLING REAL ESTATE? WE WILL TRAIN YOU ym ROOM FOR WORKING LADY female student. 2 sleeping rooms 1 kitchenette. Close to No. 1 bus. Call GR 5-9117. or bedrooms bedrooms This new luxury Raymond elevator building will feature year round electric air conditioning, complete Hot Point kitchens, balconies, large closets, ceramic tile baths, spacious living rooms with separate dining rooms. Garage and outside parking available. Managed by 1144 RM.; PRIVATE, BATH; KITCHEN privileges; near all transp.;_ for employed woman. DAvis 8-5241. WINNETKA LARGE SPACIOUS ROOM with bath, near town and transportation. Call HI 6-1918. FOR FULL OR PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT. Air-Cond. LARGE CLOSETS AND PRI. OUTDOOR TERRACE. \ ply Lien Building Service Corp. 2 3 > EE OUR 2 BEDROOM ONE AND TWO BATH APARTMENTS WITH MAMMOTH LIV.-DIN. ROOM, PARQUET FOYER, EVANSTON ROOMS NICELY FURNAnd dec. Switchboard and =; service. Special fall rates. — students welcome. Call UN NUMBER Room Reserve Parking. FROM TRANSPORTAprivileges. Call VE 5- THe PRESIDENTIA Evanston's Only New Lake Front Apt. Bldg AVAILABLE NOW All Electric Kitchens With Custom Cabinets. Rent—Rooms WINNETKA LARGE COMFORTABLE rm. in Uptown “apt., 1 block to all transp., for person employed permanently days, with refs. Call after 5 p.m. HI 6-1476. NEWLY DECORATED ROOM DOWNtown Evanston. Adjacent to uni., all trans. Cleaning and_ linens incl. bn gn or emp. gentleman. GR 5- REALTORS Offices in Glenview, Northbrook, Wilmette, and Old Orchard. Controlled transportation. N 9-3600 Very Comfortable ONE ne 550 Sheridan Sa. A Luxurious High Rise Elev. Building Featuring RENTALS 120 LAKE FRONT BUILDING ELEC hurebrce: and Women COOK Rent—Apartments Evanston Elegance Household 1715. Phone For and Short term partie leases 2 Ridouvley Apartment Hot 901 Maple at Main St. GReenleaf 5-4000 DELUXE 2 BDRM. AP IDEALLY LOCATED AT WAY, GLENVIEW. Beautiful =4 rent includes, parking, air e¢ va heat. $190. Call 831-3959 or WILMETTE — SUBLEASE DE ‘2 bdrm., 2_ bath, air-co Conveniently loc. Carpeting, Eves., Schulz, drapes phone 315 C for sale. Rent 784-6061 or Ridge, Wilme tte. IMMED. OCCUP. bedrm. air-cond. apt. SUBLE Beau : de conven. to transp., free gas and 309A Ridge, Wilmette. call aft. 6, AL 1-7948, EVANSTON; 2 aoe $180 ee fs heat. oa a BEDROOM, apt. in neW high-rise ag Excelle location. Heat, carpet ‘enant Ss move. Generous ren concession. C ES 9-7515 eg: SUB-LET MOD. EFF. ‘APT. IN bldg. Built-in kit. and air-cond. parking. Near shopping A. transp. $140 incl. heat E Avail. Jan. Ist. 491-0433, UN !9-1 aed 6 RM., Only. HAVING Gas furn., 4 BDRMS. also pl ADUL’ and frig. 2nd fi., immed. occupancy. 3199, 809 Lee St., Evanston. No or stor. $140 per month. Ref. GLENVIEW: MODERN CONVENIENT one and two bedrm. apts. facing golf course. Air-cond., — refrig. EVANSTON—SPACIOUS 2 BEDR apt. Available Dec. Ist. $155 3rd floor. Nr. downtown and tr Mr. Dupon, 475-4897 after 6 p.m. all day Saturday and Sunday. GLENVIEW FOR RENT: 3-RM. English bsmnt. apt. All util. furn. Adults only. $135 per mo. Call 724-0840. FLOOR, NEAR TRANS., SHOPPIN and schools. Newly decorated. — UN 4-7696. & Rm., 3 Bdrm. Apt., ond Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lomplighter Classi 1 mae �+ ur Rent—Apartments 134 LUXE 3 BEDROOM, 212 BATH. ominium in choice Evanston loc . ‘Full dining room, screened th, air cond. carpeting and drapes, ind floor of elevator bldg. $400 month. orth ‘Realty AL 1-5600 —2 BEDROOM, CABINET en, children welcome, fenced d. Nr. shopping transp. and <n $125 mo. Jan. 1 possession. ACTIVE, LIGHT 212 RMS.; 1ST ; tile bath; free gas; newly ited; immediate possession, $90. aceland 2-0962. . TO APARTMENT—EVANSTON; ator bldg., air-cond.; available c. Ist, $115. Call GReenleaf 5-4281 DA 8-7352 evenings. MS, WELL MAINTAINED g, excellent location, Dec. Ist ancy, integrated. Call Mr. New764-5035. STER please, on EVANSTON Bdrm. 1ST now. ON, 1567 RIDGE, 1 BED, 142 bath apt. for rent. Carpet, heat included. De luxe kitchen. $235. Sustodian on premises or call 475-4500. Room Redecorated Apt. MIDDLE AGE COUPLE. Call DA 8-8048 1138 MAPLE, EVANSTON -let spacious 412 room apt., plenty ee space, $120. Call 869-5324 or 6:30. ERN 2 BDRM. 1ST FLOOR S.E. nston. One blk. to South Boulevard . Cer. bath. Large rooms, good t space. $155 mo. Call 869-2177. ROOMS SUB-LET NOW SE. V ton. 316 Main. Lincoln School. Children o.k. Near transp. and lake. _ 5184. Call 446-5550 or 491-1855. Beautiful Studio Apartment Golf Mill Area. 824-1894. NSTON—DESIRABLE 4 ROOM t. Sublet Dec. tained 1. 2nd building. floor. Rent Well $130 per EVANSTON 5 ROOMS $140 t, stove, refrigerator. Excellent . 12 blk. Ridge bus. Immed. occup. age. Adults. Call UN 4-2140. ~ EVANSTON—440 CUSTER _be . air-cond. apt. Nr. South Bl. ” and all conven. Avail. Dec. ist. blet. $145. 491-0983 after 6 p.m. S.W EVANSTON. 5 RM. APT. /den, pnp 2 t LET bedrms. wall-to-wall. 6 ROOM, anston Avail. ‘ping and transp. a ; ERS UN PARK, Stove; Adults 2 BUSINESS MAN ONLY. EAST EVANSton. Lge. rms., nicely furnished. Close to bus, train, and shopping. $135 mo. 328-7094. EVANSTON—ATTRACTIVELY FURnished 3 rm. basement apt. Call GR 5-6826. 4 ROOM APT.; EXCELLENT FOR couple; a closets; 3rd floor; near “L”’ and No. 1 bus; immed. occup., $150. After 5:30 p.m. 491-9136. 1ST FLOOR. 4 RMS. WELL KEPT apt. bldg. Exc. location. Attractively furn. Modern kit. Avail. Jan. 1st. UN 4-4340. ELEVATOR BUILDING 3 RM. APT. Daily maid_ service. All _ utilities. Lease. $170. 1311 Chicago Av., Evanston. DAvis 8-3548 BATH, APT. JUST OFF 135 136 decorated, new building. IEW—SUB-LET . cent. air-cond.; +. $274. Avail. Dec. : , after | 6 weekdays ING € util. APARThousing ? Call The Leadership Council Metropolitan Open Communities, 324-7509. NEEDED IN EVANSTON LARGE bdrm. 2 bath, Ist floor apt.,: townhouse or house. 0 max. Jan. 1st. or Feb. Call 234-7047. 1st 3 occup. NG COUPLE—BOTH EMPLOYED. children, desire coach house in nston. Prefer fireplace. Excellent ces. Call 432-8693. ILY OF 4 DESIRES 2 OR room apartment, townhouse ouse - in ‘Northeast icinity. AL 1-5153 after 5:30 p.m. 'T. WANTED FURNISHED OR mished C rite in exchange 3 or Wilmette or UN- for accounting, eeping, taxes, typing services. T-509, Box 60, Wilmette, II. - - For Rent—Furnished Apts. RIDGEVIEW HOTEL 901 MAPLE AT MAIN ST. GReenleaf 5-4000 AND BEDROOM its. available. Daily maid service, tractive monthly rates, some weekly _ available. Coffee shop, drug , launderette, barber and beauty D> on premises. ROOM TOWNHOUSE -21/, RMS. SEELEY OFF “trans. PE ag 14—Classified ; 2M Finny PHD Evanston Review Av. 432-6600 wi 9-0330 1-0330 2-0330 BAIRD & WARNER 576 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka, Illinois Highland BDRM. QUALITY . RANCH IN Northwest Evanston. New carpeting family room, fireplace. Quick poss. $325 per month. ORRINGTON REALTY DA 8-4440 HOUSE LARGE, EXCELLENT CONDITION, fine location. Call 446-6947 after 6:30 ‘ p.m. SUBLET . EVANSTON RANCH, 3 bdrms., 2 baths, sep. din. rm., frpl., Willard school dist. $320. Avail. immediately. 864-0611 or DA 8-8475. IMMED. HOKANSON 513 Davis AND St. HIGHLAND PARK Ravinia Wood East. Lux. 3 bdrm., 21% bath, liv. rm., din. rm., kit.. breakfast area. Central air cond., walking dis. s Ravinia Station. Avail. Jan. 1, ’68. 00. 137 Wanted to 138 For EDENS-LAKE WILMETTE TOWNHOUSES Just completing 10 deluxe _ units available on 2 year lease. 3 bdrms., 212 tile baths, sep. liv. rm., din. rm., all appls. incl. dbl. oven range, refrig., dishwasher, disposal, washer and dryer. Fully carpeted, cent. air cond., private patio, storage attic and bsmt., garage plus prkg. space. High school children, no pets. $400 per mo. Open daily incl. Sunday. 3119 LAKE AVE., WILMETTE ALFINI CONSTRUCTION CoO. 446-1294 251-7767 825-6948 NORTHBROOK TRI-LEVEL RANCH 2 bdrms., 142 baths; carpeted; avail. Dec. ist. Nr. stores and transp. $190 per month. 945-3727. LAKE FOREST AREA— 10% down and pay like rent on 2 new 8 room colonials priced in 50s. GILBERT RAYNER ASSOC. CE 4-3800 HIGHLAND PARK: DELIGHTFULLY paneled 4 bdrm. Cape Cod. 2 baths, cent. air cond’ing. Garage. Prime area. $350. 433-0999. NON-RACIAL Large 342. bedroom house. Reasonable rent. South of Church St. Call Gem Realty GR 5-5216 HIGHLAND PARK—BRAESIDE 3 bdrm. ranch: w/family rm, newly appointed kitchen and bath. Close to schls. and transp. $300 mo. 369-6817. * Glencoe News Houses & ORR, QUINLAN BUILT SOUTHEAST McGUIRE & ORR, INC. Lincoln Av., Winnetka 446-5010 FURNISHED RENTAL Lovely, spacious 3 Bedroom Ranch. Beautiful area. All utilities, china, silver and linen included. Beginning about January lst for 3 months lease. $400 per month. MRS. OTTE. BAIRD & WARNER 1151 Waukegan 724-1855 Rd. Glenview, Il. Eves: 724-7807 ATTRACTIVE FURNSIHED 6 RM. home. Heated sun room, 11% baths. Gas heat, 2 car garage. Overlooking golf course. Dec. Ist to April 1st. $300 a month. No small children or pets. Vroman-McKnight 515-4th GLENVIEW: 9 MO. SUBLET OR 1 OR 2 yr. new lease. Attr. Col., 2 B.R.; 115 ba.; lge. closets. Bright L.R.; pretty kit. w/applis. incl. Disp. Many cabs.; pan. fam. rm. Bsmnt. Reas. area conv. to schools., transp., shops. Off st. prkg. Poss. mid Dec, $225. 729-1354. HIGHLAND PARK 675 ST. JOHN 1 bdrm., liv. rm., kitchen and full a Off street pkg. Avail. Jan. 1. Evanston Bond & Mortgage Co. 1732 Orrington GR 5-5600 E. LAKE BLUFF—2 BEDROOM 21, ALpine 1-0407 ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED 6 Rm. 3 46 old brick ranch... 3° bdrms.; 5 aths; 2-car garage; gas heat; full base. in nice area. Jan. 1st to April 1st. $300 per month. Children and pets OK. Call MR. EMERY. WINNETKA: temporary beautiful Rd. Jan., ranch N.W. lake views. baths, library-guest rm. conv. to transp. $475 mo 2 Estate BAUMANN-COOK 551 Lincoln, Winnetka EAST EVANSTON—FURN. available to qualified adult to 5 months beginning Dec. 15. N. Refs. exchanged. UN HOME family. 3 Ist or Dec. 4-6603. TRIER EAST, 7 RM. COLONIAL, 3 bdrms. -Linens, dishes, appliances. June—6 mos. or longer. No cats. Nr. Shopping. AL 1-5321. GLENVIEW: BEAUTIFULLY. FURnished 7 rm. bi-level, att. gar. Either mid-Dec. or Jan. to ag $225 mo. No small children. 827-7939. * Glenview Announcements 2727 3 Bdrms. Vacation oe accomp. 144 142 Ample mod. $250 HI 6- For Rent—Garages FOR RENT AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. 922 rida Evanston. $10 Call GR 5- For Rent—Stores and Offices Evanston — The Studio Bldg. 1718 SHERMAN AVE. Office—2nd floor—size approx. 15’ x 31’. 14 block So. of largest Municipal Parking Lot. Avail. Oct. 1st. $130 per ——— L. A. Peterson & Co., GR -5 MAIN-CHICAGO BLDG. 845 CHICAGO AV., EVANSTON 380 SQ. FT.—OFFICE—$145 Reception room, 2 private offices. Air conditioned, elevator bldg. Private parking lot. K. CONOVER DA 8-5011 W. AT HIGHWOOD OFFICE SPACE : in my NEW BEAUTIFUL BLDG. Particularly appropriate for Attorney and Auditor Guy Viti Realtor 445 Waukegan Ave., Tel. KENILWORTH—GREEN 2,400 uare ft. Air ——« oor. Adaptable retail. ANN ANDRUSS, 440 Green Bay Rd. ALpine bus trans. lease Central air conditioning FOR INFO. CALL MR. CABLE. Shell Oil Company SPring 4-5500 586 LINCOLN AVE. WINNETKA 1,600 sq. ft. of newly remodeled office space on the second floor of this conveniently located bldg. Just South of the Village Parking lot, there is plenty parking for your customers and clients. A private entrance and stairway leads to a large, bright, airy office area, with acoustic ceiling and lew fluorescent lighting. New, attractive men’s and women’s washrooms, as well as a lounge room with a ne Cabinet sink. TO INSPECT STOP AT OUR UN 1571 SHERMAN AVE., EVANSTON 4-2600 AL 1-6700 BR 3-3750 1. BLDG. APPROX. 2,000 sq. ft—owner will remodel—could be divided in 2 parts. 2. SMALL 2 ROOM OFFICE, with bath and approx. 85 ft. frontage x 200 depth-good for used car lots landscaper, tool rental, etc. SEE HOLT REALTY CO. 402 E. Dundee-Wheeling—537-6494 Nationwide Member—AIMS Corp. GLENVIEW—OFFICE AVAIL., Dec. 1 in Glenview Executive Plaza. 750 sq. FT. STORE SPACE on Waukegan Rd. Immed. SMALL OFFICE AT 320 WAUKEGAN Rd. suitable for desk space or mfgrs. agent. Immed. Geo. Hy. Carlson, Co. 1132 Waukegan Rd. PA 4-3700. EVANSTON TOP CENTRAL STREET LOCATION Modernized Office containing 1500 sq. ft. Suit Professional or Service Tenants. No Commercial. $250 mo. or would sell Bldg. KIRK REALTY 1225 CENTRAL AVENUE Wilmette 256-3300 EVANSTON OFFICE SPACE NEW BUILDING FINEST FACILITIES 525 SQ. FT. OFFICE $160 Also have larger suites available. For information FOXMA 673-3130 OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE: 1,370 sq. ft. office, $220 a mo. 3,400 sq. ft: office, and warehouse, $430 a mo. Suitable for service company (large partly fenced in parking area, etc.) manufacturer, etc. Will divide and remodel to suit long-term tenant. Conv. location in ' Deerfield-Northbrook area. Near Tollroad and Edens. Call 945-5145. f OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE: 1,370 sq. ft. office, $220 a mo. 3,400 sq. ft. office and warehouse, $430 a mo. Suitable for service company (large partly fenced in parking area, etc.) manufacturer, etc. Will divide and remodel to suit long-term tenant. Conv. location in Deerfield-Northbrook area. Near Tollroad and Edens. Cal 945-5145. STORE heated, WITH plus APPROX. full bsmt. 1,000 avail. SQ. Nov. FTL 1. Nr. Chicago and Main St. and Chicago N.W. Station. $1100. Phone UN 9-202 or write Deborah Golden, 1318 HINman, Evanston. 2807 CENTRAL ST. EVANSTON 2,000 Sq. Ft., ground floor: _airconditioned; off-street parking; Avail. ayOrrington ey ES vanston Bon ortgage Co. . GR 3-8 OFFICE SUITE — LABORATORY — shop — studio. 1,300 sq. ft. Paneled. Comfortable. light. North Heated. Reasonable. Central Northbrook. Sane. now. 272-2790 or 272-0017 or 2341732 432-3933 BAY _ RD. conditioned. to offices or REALTOR 1-7300 parking Assumption of favorable terms under existing GROSS rm. ° Niles loc. Front door Rentals Kenilworth WINNETKA Modern air cond. office space in single Tooms or suites 2,500 sq. ft. total available 1/2 blk. R.R. station and city parking. Reas. rent. CE 6-5151. FIRST REALTY Co. WINNETKA WILL RENT ONE OR TWO DESKS IN well-furnished and_ air-conditioned ground floor office. Phone 446-2030. * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter baths, condominium, GARAGE 3 N.W. EVANSTON—FEB. 1-JUNE 30. 9 RMS., 3 BRS, 242 BATHS. EXTREMELY FINE. $500/MO. CALL NELL ROGERS GR 5-1080. McGUIRE & ORR, INC. Rd. 143 HI 6-5000 BEDROOM, 3 BATH HOUSE IN Kenilworth. Lovely family room. Fully .carpeted. Garage $450 monthshort term or year rental. Kenilworth Realty AL 1-5600 4- CE DE LUXE FLORIDA PENTHOUSE for season, lovely view over Gulf of Mexico, 3 bdrms., 3 baths, excellent 2 area, EVANSTON, Point Conwith bedrms., equipped fully ASSOC. elec. kit., lge. paneled rec. mo. Phone 327-4518 evenings. Glenview, Il. Res: 272-0292. Feb., March. on a ravine has House Town EVANSTON: 3407 PARK PLACE LIV. rm.-din. rm. comb., 2 lge. bdrms., lge. kit. full bsmt. Available now $225 per mo. For appt. Call 864-8513. BAIRD & WARNER 1151 Waukegan 724-1855 air conditioned N.W. EVANSTON — 2 BDRMS:: DE luxe country kit., all appls.; 11% baths; full bsmt. Patio; air cond. Resid. area. Conv. to schls., transp., rs gg Jan. 1 sublease. $225. Call 328- 146 REALTO Wilmette St. IN A PARK Luxury 2 bedrm., 2 bath units. Brand new. Available Dec. Ist. Must be seen. $285. 2 yr. lease. 2 blks. west of Edens off Willow. SHERWOOD FOREST IN NORTHFIELD Phone 446-8660 den, room, Living kitchen. $270 mo. RAYNER nad pet 3 OR 5 BEDRMS., 215 BATHS, brand new kitchen; garage; clean, sunny basement. Newly decorated. Well maintained and most attractively furnished. 11 mo. lease. Avail. Feb. Higkea” $370 mo. Please call Mrs. 567 AND TYSON 586 Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka HI 6-0177 or HI 6-4500 bath, INC. Convenient WINNETKA ELEGANT FURN. TOWN HOUSE FOR o-O.2 mo.; .2:: igeaia: library; de luxe kit.; 2 bdrms.; 2-15 baths. No children or pets. $450 mo. Call Mrs. Ruth W. Nock. Rent—Houses Rent—Furn. Up To 2,500 Sq. Ft. Both have garage, private patio, attic storage. Lawn care/snow removal furnished at nominal cost. UN 39-1000 BR 3-4080 5-1617. EXECUTIVE LOOKING FOR HOUSE to rent on North Shore. Park. 3 or 4 bdrm. home, well maintained. Min. lease of 1 yr. beginning Feb. ist. Option to buy would be of interest. Call CR 2-1219. “OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE WILMETTE Linden Village. 2 bdrm., 11% bath, liv. rm., din. area, kit., walking dis. to "TA, VE S240. JENKS GReenleaf WINNETKA ONLY, CROW ISLAND preferred. Family of 3 including a charming 7 year old, need a 2 bedroom or larger home, furnished if possible for 6-12 months, beginning on 12/15/67 or later. Please call S. Bower, 491-1020 anytime. POSS. 112 BATH; LIV. RM.; DIN. gas heat; $290. HI 6-8602. * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk 6-1855 6-2700 EVANSTON Park 3 WINNETKA Hillcrest Hillcrest CENTRAL EAST EVANSTON NEAR lake and park. Victorian home, 7 rooms, (4 bedrooms), 114 _ baths. Immediate possession. Range and refrigerator included. $325. WILMETTE, DEERFIELD 1132 GREENWOOD 6 room Ranch, 14% baths; 132 car garage; full basement. Fenced yard, complete redecorating throughout. Vacant, 2 blocks to grade school, 4 blocks to train, 6 blocks to center of town. $235 per month. NASH REALTY 446-7180 4 BDRMS.; rm.; kit.; Glenview Wilmette Northbrook WINNETKA NEW TRIER EAST All brick home, newly decorated, large ist floor master bedroom with tiled bath, four 2nd floor bedrooms and new tiled bath. Living room with fireplace, separate dining room, kitchen, heated sun room. Immediate possession. $425, 215 year lease or longer. GEORGE RUMSFELD 4 GLENVIEW: SMALL HOME; 2 bdrms. Den w/frple.; 2-car gar.; full bsmnt. Avail. ec, Refs. req. Country setting on beaut. grounds. $225 mo. Write T-505, Box 60, Wilmette, Ill. COACH & STREY McGUIRE HOUSE FOR RENT 2316 Central STREET, Evanston. 3 bdrms.; full basement; immediate occupancy. $220. 261-4490. 764-5065 PA AL CR. L. Ringer Realty Co. W. or wkend. TO LIST YOUR or house with our BEDROOM SPLIT-LEVEL HOME. Living room-dining room LL; good eating area in kitchen; built-in oven and range; family room; attached garage. $350 a month. KOENIG 146 For Rent—Stores and Offices Houses IRVIN A. BLIETZ possession—vacant. BEDROOM, 214 BATH SPLIT-LEVel home with large family room, master bedroom with bath, subbasement, 2 car attached garage. Near Roosevelt Park. $375 a month. For Rent—Houses 482 Central Wanted to Rent—Apts. \ FURN. June, near Chuck or 524 Davis Street, Evanston, Ill. 491-1855 273-3855 HIGHLAND PARK—NEWLY REMODeled 3 bdrm., 2 bath home; L.R.; Sep. D.R., Kit and Fam. Rm.; w/stove, ref. carpets and drapes. $298.50. Im- pool; 1. WANT FOUR BEDROOM, 112 BATH, AVAILABLE 12-1-67 TO 4-30-68. $200/mo, CALL—LEONARD SZERLONG 2-BDRM. indoor 4 BAIRD & WARNER ed. occupancy. 272-1800. OST NEW .3 BDRM. TOWNhouse. Refrig. and range, $195 a mo. fighwood. Near train and shopping. : evenings and weekends. e STUDENTS Apts. For Rent—Town 2 HOUSES EVANSTON—EAST for rent 743-1736. LUXE 1 BDRM. APT. NR. GOLF ill, take over lease in Jan. Din. rm., uge liv., pool, rec. bldg., $160.50 per month. After 6, 827-6507. THBROOK. 1 BEDROOM DEe apartment: carpeting. built-ins, wly MALE to Rent—Furn. apt. from Jan. 1st through Northwestern Univ. Call John, 864-0203 after 5:30. HOWARD ROGERS PK. 1 BBDRM. . tile bath; bir. cab. kit. and new -in stove, refrig. and dishwasher . to ‘‘L’’ and shopping. 338-1653. : Wtd. 142 AREA HIGHLAND PARK: UNUSUAL 4 BEDroom, 2 bath ranch. Close to schools and transportation. Immediate occupancy. $275. 432-6333 or 945-0709. EVANSTON—NEAR LAKE. 4 RMS. furn. 1 year lease (1968). Parking and laundry facilities. Preferably mature couple. $175 mo. Call 869-1219. FURN, 442 RM. APT, NEAR ‘‘L’’ AND bus terminal; utilities; fireproof; Evanston borderline; BRiargate 4- . : 2 NEW BLDG. 2030 W. MORSE AV. 16 blk. West of Ridge Blvd. Beautiful 242 rm., 1 bdrm. apt. Laundry facilities. Ample parking. 763-5429. 9-5581. it., near Lake. 312 rm. apt. Jec. Furn. avail. $84. after 3 p.m. ATTRAC. SWAINWOOD Immediate MANOR GLENVIEW: CLEAN WARM APT. Private entrance. One person, employed. $18 week, including util. References requested. 724-0363 aftr 6 p.m. EVANSTON For Rent—Houses GLENVIEW COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED. Tile baths, modern, new kitchens, new elevator, maid service, beautifully furnished. Exc. transp. Reas. rent. 825 Main St. 475-3223 WAYSHIRE APTS., 6818 N. Wayne, Chicago, perfect for grad. student or career person, 2 rms., newly dec., pri. bath and shower, nr. lake and ‘‘L’’. Util. incl. $92.50 mo. AM 2-1964. only. Dec. ist. Nr. ShopCall after 6:30 p.m. LAKE ELMGATE -2 refrig.; 136 3 ROOM APARTMENT Nicely furnished $120 Ground fl., cab. kit., tile bath 7000 N. in Chgo. close to Evanston Mr. Lunsford, 1104 Columbia 761-8751 743-4416 TA 9-5140 Off See N PREF. eS NEAR FLOOR avail. street parking. Will give curtains. after 4 p.m. $140. For Rent—Furnished Apts. DRS! CONTRACTORS! RETAILERS REASONABLE RENT FOR 875 SQ! ft. at 2709 HOWARD ‘ST. Newer bldg., -walk in from street, near California Ave. Cyrus & $186 Co. UN 4-S020 2,400 SQ. FT. OFFICE OR LIGHT industrial for rent in Highland Park. Call 432-0120 or 432-5825. NILES: NEW fice eee avail ist. Milwaukee ULTRA-MODERN OF- | space. 200 to 750 sq. ft air-cond.; flr.; Av. 967-5252. * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Nov. cptg. 16, 8101 196 �a 146 For enti Staros and Offices 153 WILMETTE—STORE: SPACE—OFFICE and desk space. 100 sq. ft. to 900 sq. ft. Ground jae In top location;all utilities; $35 m AKE BAY REALTY AL. 6-3000 OFFICES: 7 RM. SUITE 1,343 SQ. ft. Green Bay Rd., Kenilworth. Aircond. Will dec. Consider offer. — to get tenant. Owner. 2513606. FFICE AND DESK SPACE able floor. Downtown Evanston. yaad and utilities From $50 ORRINGTON REALTY AVAIL- Ground included. DA 8-4440 EVANSTON CENTRAL ST. Top location, store or office space. About 1,700 sq. ft., will div., will remodel, lease to suit. 446-1646. EVANSTON New SMALL OFFICE ON WAUKEGAN RD., in Glenview. Air-cond.; ground level; ample parking; util. paid; $55. Call 729-1888. WINNETKA STORE 148 OR OFFICE FOR RENT Call Hillcrest 6-4144. For Rent—Industrial WILMETTE—750 SQ. FT.—$75 one story concrete block building with 110V-220V electric service, zoned B-3 for shop or storage. Heavy concrete floor. Oil heat by tenant. Drive by 1208 Washington just west of Green Bay (next to Texaco) and call Agent, RA 6-7337 (evenings AL 1-8500). ‘GLENVIEW—6,500 SQ. FT. Immediate possession. New building. eo. H. Carlson, Co. 1132 Waukegan 6,000 Rd. PA SQUARE 4-3700 FEET Suitable for warehousing and. light manufacturing. Excellent loading and unloading facilities. TA 9-5140 or 743-4416 ONE TO 3,000 SQ. FT. WAREHOUSE space. Skokie, lease, paneled ofc., . secretary serv. avail., receiving zone M-2. Near good transp. 676-4060. $245.00 per month 612 Mulford St. DAvis 149 Elegance For Rent—Out of Discriminating buyers will appreciate the immense rooms, striking woodburning fireplace, formal dining room, convenience kitchen with choice cabinets, paneling and Frigidaire appliances, private balcony, and indivi ually controlled heating and cooling. Add a plush lobby and eleavator, heated garage, sauna bath, and party rooms, and you have an unmatched condominium with monthly costs far less than rent. PROUDLY PRESENTED BY STAUNTON O. FLANDERS & CO., Sao, OPEN SUN. AND DAILY 1-5 P.M 274-100 EVANSTON 2009 HARRISON HARRISON 1 Block ESTATE For Sale—Co-op Apts. LEVATOR BUILDING WONDERFULly convenient to everything in Downtown Evanston, CTA and N.W. trains. Fifth floor, living room with balcony and picture window, 2 twin size bedrooms, 2 baths (shower stall in one, tub in other), oodles of closet and wardrobe space, electric kitchen, air conditioned, garage space in building included. Only $25,000 cash equity. $289.65 monthly assm’t. Quick possession. Call Mr. Calloway KDUINLAN & TYSON, INC, 571 SHERMAN AVE. _— EVANSTON FIN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 —_—~-BR 3-3750 N CHOICE EVANSTON LOCATION on 2nd floor. Immaculate condition. Large living room, dining ‘‘L’’, 2 good bedrooms and bath. Includes refrigerator, stove, air conditioner, drapes and some carpets. $12,000 equity plus $5,000 mortgage. Monthly payments of $122 include maintenance and heat. Board approval. Quick aecttans <7 enilworth Realty AL 1-5600 ‘Co-op — North Evanston EWLY DECORATED. IMMEDIATE possession. 2 bedrooms. Well mainmagne building. $8,000 equity. $122 per "BOB VOIGTS PNiverstiy 4-4866 16, 1967 OV. REALTY ALpine 1-2374 AND PRAIRIE of Green Bay 1 Block S. of Central Rd. Condominiums 2-3-4 BEDROOMS 2-2!/, From Baths $28,500 8-3414 EVANSTON BETTER THAN NEW! You missed out before. Here’s a second chance! 7 rm. 4 BR. (1 paneled. Great fam. rm. or library) 2 baths, de luxe kitchen with dishwasher, air conditioned, private parking, 2 patios. Delightfully decorated, carpeted, etc. A Mulford House Special (Ridge-Mulford) $45,000. Furnishings for sale separately. SHERWIN UN 92575. BR 3-5420. CHICAGO: TIARA You will love this lake-front, 2 bdrm. 2 bath, de luxe apt. w/east terrace and beau. kit. facing east. Bldg. has pool, Sauna bath, gym and ample parking. Large rooms. Must see to appreciate. Poss. to suit. Crosby and Co. 761-7100 AVAILABLE MAY 1 1545 CHASE, CHICAGO 1 bdrm. apartment. $19,300. 274-1335, Owner For Sale—Apt. LOW DOWN 2 APARTMENT Buildings PAYMENT EVANSTON $19,000. TWO FIVE ROOM APARTments on 50x 165 lot. Immediate possession. Very good income producing ak 99h £ See today. NASH REALTY 446-7180 WILMETTE—CENTER OF TOWN Older 2 flat. Needs some work. Lot 50 x 235. Taxes $287. $25,000. KIRK REALTY 1225 CENTRAL Wilmette 3 APT. BRICK Street Nixon, Hahn Av. UN 4-5100 Evanston Evanston De Luxe 3 Flat INCOME OVER $7,500 PER YEAR. Featuring 2 spacious 614 room apts., and one 41% room apt. All separate utilities. Equipped with de luxe builtins. 3 parks within one block. Walking distance to all transp, and shopping. Owner may consider trade or may assist with financing. JOHN T. BROWN & CO. 446-1646 HOME AND INCOME BRICK 3-APARTMENT BUILDING in ccnvenient Evanston location. Living room; separate dining room; 3 bedrooms; kitchen with eating area; one bath. Please call Mrs. Hauworth. (Residence UN 4-8723) McGUIRE GR & ORR, 256-3300 BLDG. BR_ 3-320 5-1080 INCOME—LOW TAXES $324 Across the street Washington SchoolSt. Nicholas parish. Good buy $23,900. Mod. clean 2 apts. 1-5, 1-4, mod. kits and baths. Finished rec. rm. and bath in bsmt., 2 ¢c. gar., side New gas H.W. thg. unit, 50 gal. H.W. htr. Nice clean dry bsmt. Exc. cond. Evanston High School. NYE REALTORS NE 1-9610 TWO APT. QUALITY BUILDING—EACH APT. has three bedrooms, two baths, large rooms, near St. Francis Hospital. Very low 50s. REALTY CO. 8-4440 EVANSTON INCOME PRODUCER 19 APTS., WELL-MAINTAINED BLDG. Nr. Ridge Av., south of Main. Mechanics in fine shape, never a rental problem, income over $30,000. Asking $165,000. SEE THIS now! George J. Cyrus & Co. UN 4-9020 Evanston BR 3-2660 BRICK-TWO FLAT IDEAL FOR A family to live in and collect income to pay all expenses. Close to schools, transportation and shops. Fenced yard and garage. Priced at $31,500. Mrs. Madison & Assoc. 869-5600. YELLOW BRK. CORNER BLDG. 23 apartments: 3, 4, and 5 rm. apts.; tile baths; all large rooms. 719 Mulford St., Evanston MR. S. BOGARD HARWOOD HEIGHTS 12 FLAT 3 yrs. old, extras, $175,000. $20,000 down, 6-14% interest, no service charge. Owner. 392-5429. EVANSTON, BRAND NEW 5 UNIT apt. bldg. 3 bdrms.; sep. din. rm.; 14% baths: 5 htd. gars. Gross approx. $18,000. Agent, 743-6280. 158 For OUR 42nd YEAR GOOD VALUES GLENVIEW Custom built colonial brick ranch in walk-to-everything location; living room w/fireplace. Separate dining room; new kitchen w/built-in double oven and range, dishwasher. 2 large bedrooms; 2 baths; louvered porch off kitchen and large utility room. 1l-car attached garage. Central air-conditioning. Call to see today. $37,500. WINNETKA Hill road area—charming English home on a private wooded street. Living room with fireplace; large dining room; den; lovely porch; new kitchen with built-ins; 4 bedrooms; 215 baths; room for expansion; 1-car beach, garage; trains. LONG GROVE AREA Lovely colonial—living room; separate dining room; large country kitchen with adjoining family room and firevlace; 4 bedrooms; full basement: 3-car garage; one acre-high on a hill, in beautiful area of rolling terrain; immediate possession. Call for appointment today. This is a must! $54. 900. Glenview Realty 1141 Established Waukegan Road 1925 PArk 4-0600 |-4 \ KENILWORTH $44,500 Eight room brick Georgian. Tile roof, copper gutters. Den and Family room on first floor. 2 fireplaces, wooded lot. Walk to trains and schools. LAKE FOREST $48,500 Country charm—city conveniences. This remodeled older home is the perfect showcase for your antiques and family heirlooms. The first floor has a dome ceiling living room with fireplace, paneled dining room, paneled library, family room, bedroom and bath. There are three bedrooms and bath ‘on the second floor. Also there is a large screened porch and two car attached perans. All of this on one and a half wooded acres. If you would like to keep horses and so prefer, the house is available on fifteen plus acres for $125,000. NORTHBROOK $27,500 Much sought after Sycamore area. Attractively decorated 3 bedroom ranch. Professionally landscaped. Attached garage, blacktop drive and turnaround. Low monthly expenses. Taxes $437. Walk to trains, parks, schools and shops. Immediate possession, NORTHBROOK $49,500 4, 5, or 6 children (even more) will easily fit into this fine brick home! It has 4 twin bedrooms plus a den, 21% baths, dining room, large living room AND family room, both of the latter with fireplaces. There’s a_ breakfast area in the Mutschler kitchen, an adjacent utility room, a 2 car garage. Immediate possession. HIGHLAND PARK $31,750 Tired of apartment living? Plenty of room for the children to play. Nearly an acre on a quiet lane off Old Elm Road. Red face brick ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths (private bath off master BR) large living room with stone fireplace and thermopane picture windows overlooking patio and wooded grounds. Separate dining room, (15 x 18; ) pees family room with beamed ceiling, built-in cabinets and sliding glass doors to patio. Good cabinet kitchen with built-in dishwasher. School bus at corner, Immediate possession. Enjoy the holidays in your own home. NASH REALTY HI 6- 7180 118 Green Bay NEW Sale—Houses Glenview Realty SUNDAY 590 SUNSET For the small family seeking a closein location and easy maintenance. Lovely 3 bedroom, 115 bath brick and frame Cape Cod type home. Built in 1942, this charming home has a fireplace in the living room, sunny dining room, spacious den overlooking secluded yard, efficient kitchen. There is a full basement, gas forced air heat, attached garage, Fine area. Walk to trains, shops, schools. Out-oftown owner will give immediate possession. See this today. Realtor Bldg. $45,000 OPEN Evanston EVANSTON G. 1-4 possession. MODERN BRICK DUPLEX 3 BDRMS., 14g baths, oil heat, fine basement. convenient location near Mason Park, transportation, shopping and schools. Room 300 1609 Sherman SUNDAY WINNETKA 273-3855 $42,000. Helen ef $43,500 501 PINECREST Are you a small family or couple looking for a quality custom home in a top location? This buff face brick ranch on a beautifully landscaped lot will meet your specifications (over $6,000 spent on grounds alone). 2 Twin bedrooms plus paneled den off lovely living room with copper hooded stone fireplace. 10 x 20 screened porch with flag stone floor opens from both LR and 22x10 exceptional Youngstown cabinet kitchen. Theromopane _ windows throughout. Many closets and large basement with tile floor and accoustical ceiling. Over-size 2 car buff brick garage with electric eye and side drive. Owner has moved. Make offer and take immediate BAIRD & WARNER walk to schools, village, Reduced. to $54,900 AVENUE 322 SHERMAN AV., EVANSTON Has 6 light, pleasant rms.; 132 baths; back yd.; 4 car garage. $42, 600. Can be seen Sat. 2-5 p.m.; Sun. 2-4 p.m. Other times call Smith, owner. 679-4844 EVANSTON—A RARE OPPORTUNIty! Store and Apartment—Total property only $22,000. What can you do with it? Centrally located. Call Sherwin—UN 9-2575—BR 3-5420. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk OPEN ON THIS BLDG. LOCATED IN CHICAGO NEAR ST. IGNATIUS CATHOLIC CHURCH AND LOYOLA UNIVERSITY. 6-5 ROOM APTS. WITH LIKE NEW STOVES AND REFRIGERATORS AND CABINET SINKS IN KITCHENS, NEW MODERN BATHS AND A COMPLETE NEW HEATING PLANT IN BASEMENT (GAS). NEW WIRING. INCOME IS $10,260. NOW PRICED TO SELL IN VERY LOW 50s. CALL BOB MILLER. DA Elevator, swimming pool, sauna, heated garage, all appliances, fully carpeted. MODEL APT. OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 1 TO 5 P.M. RO 1-3425 (after 6 p.m.) 154 NASH WILMETTE 6 APT. BRICK BIG PRICE REDUCTION!! 524 Davis 491-1855 For Sale—Houses BUILDING APT. BLDG. ADJACENT TO EVANSTON AND ONE-HALF BLOCK TO BEACH. ONLY 2 YEARS OLD. A REAL VALUE. GROSS: $19,800 ‘WILL CONSIDER TRADE OF YOUR PRE. SENT HOUSE, VACANT OR SMAL- ORRINGTON Only 1 block to transportation Haven School, Central St. Shopping DA DEL WEBB’S SUN CITY, FLORIDA Home not orig. planned for rental. Avail. to adult couple. In Season rates after Jan. 1. UNiversity 4-6603. 52 W. State WILMOT, WISC. FOR RENT. IDEAL for shop or tea room. May combine residence with business. Write Rm. 203, 1950 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park, Ill. 60035. Eves. call 831-3147, REAL Prevails in New 4 BEDROOM 2-2\/y BATH APARTMENT HOMES OF UNCOMMON SIZE For Rent Storage Space LUXURY ONE BEDROOM, 2 BATH furnished apt. facing ocean location on fabulous Galt Ocean Mile, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Season lease or lease with option to purchase. Phone 724-5113 for further details. ONE Block to Lake & Park ARGE BARN: 190 SANDERS RD. W. Deerfield, near Tollway. Suitable for storage or conducting small business as landscaping, etc. 831-3841. 150 EVANSTON IS ONLY 838 Michigan CUSTER AND MADISON, EVANSton, 900 Sq. ft. plus for assembly or light mfg. $90 per mo. Call eves. 724- WILMETTE—1ST FLOOR Light industry or commercial. Approx., 1,800 sq. ft. Central location. LAKE BAY REALTY AL 6-3000 8-3414 Model apartment res daily Sat. and Sun, 1 THERE 158 LER APARTMENT _ BUILDING. CALL—LEONARD SZERLONG. WITH $7,000 DOWN PAYMENT AND tax deduction, includes principal and interest, heat and _ air-conditioning, maintenance, insurance, Real Estate Taxes, all utilities, inside heated garage with electric doors, frigidaire refrigerators, double oven, dishwasher, disposal. Fully carpeted. Immediate occupancy. FOR RENT IN SOUTH EVANSTON 2,500 sq. ft. brick building, zoned manufacturing. Call 475-1110. AT Elevator Building 4 BEDROOMS 4-3600 EDENS NEAR WILLOW: NEW AIR cond. bldg. w/answering sec’y; offices from $65 incl utilities, janitor. _ Northfield. HI 6-6650. RETIREMENT 12 Condominum EVANSTON OFFICE 1718 Sherman Av. Size 350 Sq. ft with rivate office. $90 per month. L. A. eterson && Co. GR 5-1010. OFFICE AND DESK SPACE AVAILable in Glenview office center. 600 Waukegan Rd., Glenview PArk 154 For Sale—Apt. Buildings For Sale—Condominiums LAKE FOREST: 18'X21’ OFFICE suite in business section. Modern, 3 story elevator building. Air conditioned, carpeted, ample private parking. Immediate occupancy. $175 per >» month. Call 234-8440. Road, ON Winnetka, Illinois MARKET WINNETKA—Excellent hcuse in perfect condition; available early 19 Lg. entrance hall w/guest closet, liv. rm. w/frpl, sunroom, full din. rm.. brkfst. rm., new modern kit. w/Kitchen Aid appliances, and powder rm. on lst floor. Second floor: Master bdrm, w/lg. closet, 2 lg. bdrms. (1 tandem), w/built-in wardrobes, plus 1 single bdrms., liv. rm. w/frpl., family rm. right family. Priced at $46,500. Mr. Davis (eves. VE 5-3111). Call old WINNETKA—Excellent 25 year home close to New _ Trier shopping and CNWRR. lg. family with teenagers. 3 very bdrms., liv. rm.w/frpl., family rm., full bsmt., new session—Move of decorating. Mrs. Collins kit. right Priced (eves. Immediate in with INC. WINNETKA BR DE LUXE GLENVIEW COLONI 4 large bedrm.; 242 C.T spacious family rm. w/frpl.; kitchen; bsmt.; attached 2 car. 2 Perfect cond. UPP BEAUTIFUL BRICK RANCH Z ; 3 bedroom Morton Grove home wis < natural wood work and_ plas walls. Exceptional large lantae al lot. Paneled basement rec room; spacious ret: large fo dining rm.; centrally air condit. 2 car garage. * : GLENVIEW COLONIAL RANCH featuring fireplace in living rn size eating area in kitchen; 3 b 2 baths; full basement with recre “ rm.; garage with screened pane nj fenced yard. In ee 5 in upper 30s. SPACIOUS RANCH IN counrRY Yet convenient to every bedrooms with double closets, entry, modern kitchen with b ash B sig po family rm., first laundry. Northbrook, in upper 30s. tinay WONDERFUL AREA Sh especially for children. Within wall distance to grade school high. 3 bedroom Glenview with 215 baths. Features hard floors, all drapes, basement. In_ excellent 30s. BUY NOW FOR SPRING This lovely 3 bdrm. brick ranch hai first floor den; full basement;o size 2 car garage. May Ist pos Priced in mid 30s. ENJOY HOLIDAY SEASON ; in this charming Evanston home 35 foot carpetedexpanse and burning fireplace for ‘ wi entertain; rms., 3 bdrms.; 2 ‘plus baths. Wa’ CTA ‘and lake. Low taxes. Imm occupancy. Out of state owner offer to mid 30s. WONDERFUL FAMILY Conveniently located, KITCHEN A BAND BOX in excellent N.W. condition Evanston. lannon stone cond.; living family garage. rm.; and Colonial ranch. rm. nice © quality structed, well landscaped Glenview with 3 bedrooms, floors, aluminum awnings, clusions. Priced in mid 30s. ranch ha many e3 desir. i nee Centrally w/marble © basement; Ag LOW DUPLEX IN GLENVIEW Walking distance to everything. exc. cond. 2 bdrms. and bath on floor; lge. bdrm. on 3rd ead bsmt. with bath; 2 car gara inclusions. Exc. value. SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM HOME in fine condition with newly paint exterior. This Glenview ranch includ all carpeting, draperies, range, r erator and_ immeditely dishwasher. KOENIG PA AL CR titner & STREY 9-0330 1-0330 2-0330 INDIAN RIDGE. In Northbrook SEVERAL HOMES FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IN AREA OF FINE LUXURY HOMES ACROSS FROM SPORTSMAN COUNTRY CLUB. 90 X 130 Fully Improved Lots | _ : eo. 2,400 To 3,000 Sq. Ft. of Living Area. Luxurious Size Ranches _ and Colonials From $46,900. TOWN BUILDERS ~ 272-5150 ' Call Town & Country HI! 6-8000 has graciou : as well as spaciousness for fami living and entertaining. Truly a Ps home in prime area. p minimum at $45,000. 446-0868.) ASSOCIATES, STREET 512 baths. This home F Hi: from pos- NORTHFIELD—See our picture ad on this lovely well-priced Ranch. All lge. rooms make this an exceptional home for the family wishing to live on one floor. 3 bedrooms, 112 baths, an unusual living room—dining room arrangement featuring corner fireplace. Full basement, attached garage. Priced at $44,500. Call Mr. Baur (eves. 446-0746). 843 ELM CHOICE BRICK HOME in east Wilmette 1 block and lake. 12 rooms, 6 3-5080 See Our Display Ad Ringer 482 Central Highland Park ID 2-6600 Wilmette Life Winnetka Talk Glencoe News Nortrbrook Star Glenview Announcements Highland Park Herald Deerfield Villager Highwood Herald * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter Clossifiodbont �- 2a4 iss bi ‘4 " aoe i 7 Es 158 AIRD & WARNER : 45 Northwest Sliding igned and custom built for the nt owner. Nestled among beautioak trees on a 2 acre site it is just minutes ‘abulous care ree from the from roam A doors patio, also to 100’ attractive adjoins patio, long family de luxe 26’ hen, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 212 baths. rior with shake roof, 3 car age. Owner moving to California— Draking : INS. sale. RRED xxecutive Priced. EAST eplace. Separate aes location. dining room. course. In MR. in a model—show home. CaptivatFrench Country House in pictureswooded setting. Travertine : _ parate 3 s With dining mily room Center Vinyl. entrance Formal bay room. features window. First a fireplace floor and Sawn cedar paneling. A perfect n with charming breakfast area. enormous bedrooms (master bedis 24 feet long). 2 ceramic tile n ym. Covered 2 car "Sell on . walkway to semigarage with electric e door. A truly delightful home super condition. You'll love it. forties. MR. DEAKINS. OFFERED , Charming New — LAKE England TF sdeet pd vate “ pier. $37,500. MR. _— PROP- DEAKINS. ST LISTED—COLONIAL Be ul ylvan » all brick living room, , 2 acim Oak Large ‘has in Trees. lovely wooded Gracious library or family fireplaces, dining room, Tg poths, anemone plus . Exceptional value S. éail MR. DE ¥ ; j ote 4 3 BAIRD & WARNER | Waukegan Rd. Rm. .26 x 1442 Appleton UNiversity Luxury, PArk ALpine 1-1105 SUNDAYS ONLY 5-0022 GR 5-2383 AND GR 4-1757 WINNETKA comfort and NORTHBROOK Centrally air conditioned on wooded lot. Enjoy the functional simplicity of this lovely 2 bedroom brick home. No stairs to climb — no screens to change — completely carpeted. Beautiful 24x12 living room, separate dining room, all equipped new kitchen, garage and screen porch. Walk-toeverything. : SCRNCOR TALLY HO! You'll want ; over to is dramaticall elegant English Country house. Lovely or. 312 CT baths. Many bedrms. ' nial floor plan. Large lot. 70s. WILMETTE—TWO HOUSES NCOE Both transferred possession. e. Fenced yard. SSION. WINNETKA—INSIST LIVING? s! Won’t This still ON ONE new LOVELY IMMEDIATE compromise brick room Ranch is ms our _ baths. Spacious and luxurious — are EXTRAS key words, with MANY the for home premium this in cerning buyer. _ answer! Living rm., Dining rm., Kit w/eating area. 4 lovely Bedrms., 3 KENNETH FRIEND CALL Hubbard YV. AT ANY HOUR Woods REALTY CO. in 40s. Immediate possession. ck VALUE Ranch IN A 3 BEDROOM, with a large fenced 2 in yard. Family room with firee and sliding door to patio, step Saving kitchen, 2 car garage. Some carpet included. See it today. 1850 Willow Road —16—Classified ; HI 6-5700 Cape Cod Immediate in Kenil- Green 2 story Colonial, 3 bedrooms, room with woodburning fireseparate dining room, 142 fenced yard. ANDRUSS, Bay Rd. ALpine REALTOR Kenilworth 1-7300 JUST LISTED IN IMMACULATELY KEPT AND IN ONE of Northfield’s best areas. Master bedroom with dressing room and bath, 3 more family bedrooms, 212 more baths, fine paneled family room. A too, On an acre. Call us ‘4 ANN 440 RTHFIELD retty white Ranch on a 100 foot lot. a living room with fireplace, akfast area in kitchen, 3 or 4 : drooms, 2 baths, screened porch, 2 car ee Carpet included and of- fered Brick living place, baths, 835-3750 J. BRADY brick owners. worth gardens. Large living room with fireplace, separate dining room, good kitchen with eating area, den anu powder room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 29x15 rec room with fireplace in basement. FLOOR on Massive on half acre this 7 room COLONIAL is retty as a picture inside and out. 3 ovely bedrooms, paneled den and recreation room, 2 fireplaces, add to the warmth and charm of this most desirable home. combined in this designed flexible + arte acres edrms., 342 baths. itstanding Kitchen. with & Company 4-1102 EVENINGS 588-1855 Sy maintenance Saag custom zpanned =. course. custom 64,500. ~YOUR "FRIEND" a In Real Estate — Liv. Glenview, Ill. oe Basement, ft.) Frpl. and Picture Bay; Din. Rm. with louvered doors to Family Rm. with Sliding Wdw. wall to Patio; fully equipped Cab. Kitchen plus 12x12 Brkfst. Rm. All twin size Bedrms.: 3 Cer. Tile Vanity Bath—Master Bedroom has own, extra Family Rm. 30 x 13 with furniture bookcase bit.ins; 2 car att. garage. Irregular lot 148’ Frtge. Priced to sell at only — RANCH settingof five heavily res of towering ~ home sq. Located in the Glenayre Section this de luxe 4 or 5 Bedrm., Brick Colonial ae Value (4,500 East Glenview Red = Terrific Ranch built for Executive on heavily wooded floodlighted grounds in estate area. Liv. Rm. 20 x 26 with Frpl., Din. Rm. 23x 20 Fully eauipped Cab. Kitchen 14x19 with B-B-Q. ist flr. Family Rm. 16x26 with own bath and opening to large Patio. Jalousied Porch 15 x 35. Unusual Basement has ‘Lounge with Bar, 2nd Family Rm. with Frpl., Game Rm., Dark Rm., Office, Pow. Rm. Central Air Condtng., 200 amp service, 2 car att. arage—Elec. Eye door. Priced at ess than building cost plus land value. in In gle Colonial in Top condition. 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, family , 2 car attached garage plus ment. 3 Boats included! The : Patio, Contract!! EAST GLENVIEW 5 Bedroom, 412 Bath, Full Brick ANSTON rotthwest Stee NT LOCATION brick bedroom plus den. lace in abi room, separate ng room, new kit chen, new dishdry "aa full basement. New a png and drapes, new furnace, an : vse hens Bg donne in off 7 vate yard, garage. Outstand, only $31,900. MR. DEAKINS. 4 to Be the first to see this de luxe, fully air conditioned, Stone and Clapboard Colonial with many quality features and built-ins. Has 3 _ twin = size Bedrms., 212 Vanity Tile Baths (Mstr. Bedroom has own), and 2 fireplaces, racious Entry with 25 ft. Liv. Rm., ge. Din. Rm., fully equipped Cabinet Kitchen with Brkfst. Area. Btfl. Rec. and 2 car garage. Priced at $57,500. For appointment call Mrs. Jorjorian. SHARMING and BEAUTIFUL A time offered. 3 year old—better ng all Evanston-Skokie 2-car 70s. Wdw. East Glenview GLENVIEW home—Executive Glass 7 Room Brick de luxe Ranch with W. to W. carpeted and Paneled Family Rm. in full basement; ist flr. Paneled Den, sliding glass doors to lge. Patio; Cab. Kitchen with good Brkfst. space; 3 Bedrooms; Vanity Tile Bath and Pow. Rm.; Center Entry; Attached garage; Lot 60 x 144 btfily. landscaped and fenced. Home in move-in condition—Immediate Possession. Reduced to $38,500! in 60s. MR. pacious, custom-built, one owner set well back from the street on ‘ely wooded acre. All brick exterior, ister walls and hardwood flooring. r or five bedrooms. Family room ith fireplace Fo a walnut paneled n. Large li ng room also has a : Evanston fully equipped Birch Cabinet Kitchen with Brkfst. Bay—all overlook the btflly. landscaped flood-lighted yard and beyond over the Golf Course; also, 3 Bedrms., 2 Vanity Tile Baths, full heated basement, 2 car att. garage. Reduced to $45,000. truly e for entertaining and living. Large living room ith thermopane ree Loop. 158 De luxe Brick Ranch with Panoramic View! Liv. Rm. with Frpl. and Picture Wdw., Dinin area with HENTIC CALIFORNIA RANCH lovely better than new home was ‘his For Solontlegets POPULAR KENILWORTH GAR- dens. Brick Colonial — Living room w/fpl. separate dining room, pleasant kitchen with space for. eating. Screened porch overlooking garden. 2nd floor, 2 large bedrooms, 1 smaller — ceramic tile bath — also a powder room on first floor. Excellent finished basement. Under 40 thousand. Call Mr. Kayser. WINNETKA HANDSOME BRICK FRENCH PRO- vincial in excellent location within walking distance to schools and playfield. Lovely living room w/marle fpl., gracious dining rm., Kitchen w/good eating area, D and D.; large family rm. w/fpl. opens onto patio and secluded yard; paneled study and powder room. 2nd floor master suite w/dressing rm. and tile bath, 3 other spacious bedrooms and tile bath. KENILWORTH 600 AL Edwin A. Kayser, Green Bay Road 1-5600 REALTY Realtor Kenilworth BR 3-2552 158 For Sale—Houses WILMETTE Located in prime area of newer homes. Beamed cathedral ceiling in living and dining areas. Lannon stone fireplace, paneled family room, modern efficient kitchen. Master bedroom and bath, two family bedrooms and ceramic tiled hall bath. Oversized two car garage. The professionally landscaped yard has a patio and the rear yard is fenced. Home has been unusually well maintained and is on a traffic free street. Price $49,900. Call today to inspect. CAL DAVIS WINNETKA pai” ey STONE AND FRAME COLON- I Equipped with central air-conditioning and lawn sprinkler system. i room with marble fireplace, panele den or study and a family room with window walls and access to a large stone terrace. Separate dining room, modern kitchen with built-ins and breakfast area. Flexible bedroom arrangement with three bedrooms and two baths upstairs and a first floor with bath plus a guest powder room. 2 basement game rooms, one beautifully paneled with a brick fireplace. In excellent condition throughout. $79,000 x ALAN RAMSAY EXQUISITE BLEND Beauty, convenience CHARM. Wide doors, and unusual found in older homes and finished woodwork. Living OLD wood some hand room with fireplace (22x16), paneled library, dining room, cabinet kitchen, butler’s pantry and screened porch. Three spacious bedrooms plus a de luxe master bedroom and 214 _ baths. Convenient to transportation, shopping, schools and beach. Priced in the 60s. HARRIET STEVENS UNUSUAL OFFERING Gracious. slate entrance hall, living room, dining room _ with picture window overlooking nicely landscaped yard. New kitchen with built-ins and excellent eating area. Three bedrooms and two baths on the upper level. Lower level has bedroom, bath, living room or family room with sliding glass doors opening on the patio, plus a great kitchen. An IDEAL in-law suite. This home is in the Knolls—a delightful neighborhood. Immediate possession! HARRIET STEVENS BAIRD & WARNER 576 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka, Illinois LAKE Here’s tne an Hillcrest Hillcrest market, that display-ad deadline. And what 6-1855 6-2700 lovely so new we missed What a pity. on our a house! Only too seldom does a property come on the market which deservedly merits the feeling to the Realtor, “‘Now there’s a house!’’ ‘‘There’s a house I’d like to buy, myself.’’ And we know that you’re going to feel the same way, too. We just know it. We could go on and on about all the very special features, like the two raised hearth fireplaces in the living room and in the family room; the wooded grounds and ideal location; the 3 good-sized bedrooms and the tiled 242 baths. But you’re just going to have to see this one for yourself. In the low 70s Beauty is in the eyes of the Please come and behold. Patricia N. Ortseifen JOHN & 234-3205 CHANNER Associates Member Res. beholder. Inc., of National Realtors Multi List Service 202 E. Westminster Lake Forest CE 4-2500 747 Elm St. Winnetka HI 6-6664 —Before You Buy— Check Zoning and Housing Code Requirements The City of Evanston, upon request of an owner or prospective purchaser, will inspect any property to determine compliance with the Housing and Zoning Codes. There is no charge for this service. Call GReenleaf Extension 5-3100 270 Wallace & Orth, Inc. REALTORS EVANSTON ADORABLE FIVE ROOM BRICK ranch on beautiful grounds—Enclosed porch and patio, two nice bedrooms, very large living room, over size garage. Many extras including like new carpeting. Offered at $23,500, a pleasure to see and own. Wallace & Orth, Inc. 1511 Sherman Avenue GReenleaf 5-2700 Evanston PArk 4-5600 158 For Sale—Houses SMART & GOLEE Mitchell Brothers SKOKIE One owner well maintained 4 bedrm. 242 bath ranch. CEN. AIR CO fs cathedral ceiling, liv. rm., din. >m., mod. kitchen, sp. and dishw., pan. rec. rm. and bar, play rm., F. A. gas ht., elec. air filter. A great buy at $39,500. See it today. WILMETTE : Within a ‘‘stone’s throw’’ of shopping elevated and golf course and lake. 4 bedrms., 112 tiled baths, remodeled kitchen, brkfst. space, screened porch, full bsmt., gas ht., 242 car garage with space upstairs. Lge. attic storage or play area, well maintained. Just offered at $43,500. HIGHLAND Gracious PARK French Provincial residence in a beautiful garden setting overlooking Lake Michigan. Spacious reception hall, living rm., library, garden rm., dining: and brkfst. rms., 4 or more master bedrms. with private tiled baths, adequate servants quarters. Excellent entertaining and_recrea- tional facilities. Riparian rights with 360 feet of sand beach. Your inquiry and inspection invited. EVANSTON Well maintained 112 story home : just decorated inside and out. Living rm., fireplace, dining area, brkfs. bar, cab’t. kitchen, utility area, family rm., den, twin bedrm., tiled bath. 2 twin bedrms., tiled bath on second floor, 142 car garage, lovely fenced yd. Prompt poss. Now $32,500. EVANSTON Perfect Home is just offered. Lovely 7 room brick Colonial in spotless condition. 32 foot aye | and. dining room, pecan paneled family room, beautiful new cabinet kitchen, SMART & GOLEE, DA 8-3200 BR Realtors 3-3660 HI 6-4700 HOMEFINDERS AT WILMETTE HASTINGS, REALTOR HIGHLY DESIRABLE | Just the thing for growing children. 12 acre w/fruit trees and so convenient to schools. Beautifully maintained brick Ranch has Living room w/firepe new paneled Family room, new itchen w/eating area, 3 bedrooms, 1144. baths, attached garage. Plenty of room for expansion, 40s. Call Mrs. Kiernan THREE CHEERY Bedrooms are a fine feature of this charming Ranch in excellent .Glenview area of gage properties. Large landscaped yar w/fenced area. Special inclusions well are worth investigating. 20s. Call Mr. Hastings RUGGED STRENGTH Rustic beauty—lIt’s all here in this solid stone residence in convenient area of Wilmette. Dramatic Living room w/stone fireplace, Den, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage. Extensive use of paneling and many built-ins make for easy maintenance. Call Mrs. Hastings HOMEFINDERS 111 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette AL I-III QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. NORTH SHORE BUYERS NORTH SHORE SELLERS For results look to the North Shore’s most extensive picture advertising program every week. Don’t miss our FIVE SEPARATE AND DISTINCT weekly picture pages of Homes for Sale in the Evanston Review, Wilmette Life, Winnetka Talk, Glencoe News, Glenview Announcements, Northbrook Star, Highland Park Herald, Deerfield Villager, Lake Forest and Lake Bluff Lamplighters and other leading newspapers. FIVE LOCAL OFFICES SERVING EVERY NORTH SHORE COMMUNITY EVANSTON UN 4-2600 1571 SHERMAN AV. WINNETKA HI 6-0177 586 LINCOLN AV. GLENV1EW-NORTHBROOK PA 4-5800 969 WAUKEGAN RD. DEERFIELD WI 5-3750 735 DEERFIELD RD. LAKE es id CE 4-8000 50 N. WESTERN AV. QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. REALTORS-SINCE 1884 NEW LISTING Brick and Lannon Stone Ranch with 3 Bedrooms and 2 baths. A full basement beautifully finished provides family room and space for another bedroom. Excellent condition and only $36,500. Call ROBERT JOHNSTON BAIRD & WARNER 1151 Waukegan 724-1855 Rd. REALTORS EVANSTON NW EVANSTON 280! Glenview, III. Eves: 251-0863. CONVENIENCE IS THE KEYNOTE in this extraordinary value. A fine home for the larger family. 5 bedrooms, sun room, two baths, screened porch, fireplace, gas heat. Two car garage, fenced yard. walk to CTA, Northwestern RR. Station, Centrall and St. Francis schools. Better Hurry! Priced in low 40s. ORRINGTON REALTY CO. DA 8-4440 OPEN HARRISON Sun. 1-4 ST. CHARMING FAMILY SIZE HOME. LR w/frpl., family room, kitchen with breakfast area, powder room. 4 PLUS BEDROOMS and bath, 2nd. floor. Convenient to CNW, L, and LINCOLNWOOD SCHOOL. Owner anxious In Mid 30s NW EVANSTON. BRICK COLONIAL, beautiful condition. LR w/frpl., den, DR, family kitchen, Rec. room with bar. 4 BEDROOMS 212 PLUS BATHS. Stairs to floored attic and cedar closet. 2-car garage. 2 block to L. $49,500. ALL THIS SPACE FOR SO LITTLE. Cheerful 6 room brk. home with 3 BR’s. All appliances included. Convenient to schools, shops and tran Only $33,500. QUALITY AND SPACE IS FOUND IN this 10 yr. old, 3 BR. 242 bath home on a dead end street. Cheerful LR w/ Sep. DR, large kitchen, den. basement, screened porch, 2-car att. garage, central air eee 8 SEE THIS for the OUTSTANDING modest income. 4 BR VALUE home near Oakton School. Spacious LR frp] Sep. DR, large kitchen, den. basecarpeting, draperies, and appliances incl. Only $29,500. Mitchell Brothers Serving the North 2548 Green Bay 5-3900 3 twin size bedrooms, 142 tiled baths, vinyl floored basement, att. gar., fenced yard. See this breath-taking beauty today. $47,500 F. G. JUST LISTED FOREST RANCH all-brick For Sale—Houses GR Shore since 1903 Rd., Evanston BR 3-3900 Evanston—One Story North of Central Street. Modern, attractive decor. 3 bedrooms, living room, with fireplace, bath, gas hot water heater, modern kitchen, In 20s ATTRACTIVE BRICK COLONIA with 4 bedrooms.and 142 baths. Living room w/fireplace, dining room, nice kitchen and powder room. Carpeting included. Detached garage w/sidg drive. Small corner lot overlooks — course. Close to schools, train, CTA In 40s, WILMETTE CHOICE NORTHEAST AREA Charming interior. Attractive corner home with 5 bedrooms and 2 tile baths on the 2nd plus a bedroom and _ batk on 3rd. Pleasant entrance, large living room with fireplace, full dining room paneled den, modern kitchen and powder room. Many new features Excellent condition. Low 60s. GLENVIEW NEW LISTING. 5 BEDROOM, 332 bat home on about 144 acre south o Glenview Rd. east of Waukegan Rd Large family room, den, moder kitchen. All bedrooms on 2nd floor Attractive living room, full dining room, all large rooms. HEATED SWIMMING POOL. In 60s. J. Clarke Baker REALTORS CALL ALpine Jane Hanley Alice Pietrowicz 1219 Washington, 6-1015 Joyce King Rose Silsbed Wilmette REDUCED! COMPARE THIS VALUE—Split levé offering 3 bedrooms, paneled rec. rm w/built-in Benches and Bar. Liv. r and Din. rm. comb w/Cathedraj ceilings, nice kit. w/dishwasher. Love ly trees and shrubs in the yard across from a city park. Garage (2nd bath can easily because plumbing REDUCED for Quick be added is roughed-in. sale to $25,600 CONTEMPORARY RANCH t Ideal home for the younger family. bedrooms and a huge family rm Bright Liv. rm., kitchen-dinette comb This home is brick and frame and is nicely landscaped. New carpeting included. Very nice condition—clean 22,500; COLONIAL STORY—ready for immed. occupanc 4 bedrooms. 215 ceramic tile baths GORGEOUS Paneled FAM. RM w/dark wood floors—sliding doors td PATIO. KIT. w/built-ins and separate eating area—sliding doors to outside First Floor laundry rm., full basmt (New Construction—storms—scree and seeded lawn.) Hugh LR w/re brick FPLE — wood mantle, se FORMAL DIN. RM. Lovely wooded area—established area $56,700 VILLAGE 801 Wkgn. Rd., REALTY CO. Deerfield 945-524 MUNDELEIN 6 rm., garage 2 on bdrm. ranch with attache 5 acres. Just reduced t« The Country Cousi 119 W. Maple MUNDELEIN REALTORS Av. (Highway 176 566-67 d EVANSTON—VICTORIAN CHARMER The work’s been done! You enjoy it 10 captivating rooms. 6 BR’s (all o 2nd fir. and 2 have fireplaces Distinctive kitchen-family room co bination, liv. rm. main fl. laundry Parquet floors room. 30 for eas maintenance. Convenient Central cation. Quick Possession. Reduced $47,590. SHERWIN UN 9-2575 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Stur * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter Nov. 16, 19 La �For Sale—Houses GOELZER and 158 KENILWORTH—If you are _ location conscious you will want more information about this well located frame Dutch Colonial. It is on a beautiful lot 100 x 175, an easy walk to the lake, train and shops. There are 6 bedroom and 21% baths. The house does need work, but the area justifies any reasonable remodeling cost. The price is $59,500 NORTHFIELD—tThis beautiful New England Colonial exemplifies true charm, It is quietly located on a beautiful acre with assured privacy. The first floor has a 17x 30 living room with a fireplace, dining room, kitchen with dishwasher, breakfast room, den or guest room and bath. There are 4 second floor bedrooms, a play room and 3 baths. It is centrally air-conditioned, the 2 car attached garage has electric doors and there is a delightful greenhouse for the ‘‘green erie. gardener. The price is 5 GOELZER Elm Street and WILDE REALTORS EVANSTON LINCOLNWOOD SCHOOL NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO own this oe true center hall Colonial - home. oer living room w/fireplace, wicaein porch, prett dining room w/corner cupboard, kitchen w/eating area, dishwasher and disposal, powder room. 4 _ bedrooms, bath. Garage, gas _ heat. » Moving out of state soon—price is now $42,500 EVANSTON A OAKTON AND CHUTE SCHOOLS HANDSOME RED BRICK COLOnial, quality construction. Located on a dead- end street. Living rm. w/frpl.; separate dining rm., cabinet kitchen w/brkfst. rm.; screen porch, pwd. rm. 3 good bedrooms and C.T. bath. Full basement, gar. Many quality extras such as copper gutters, cast iron pot in forced air furnace, plastered basement. Inspect today. Only $35,500. WINNETKA TERRIFIC FAMILY HOME IN EAST WINNETKA! Pretty living room with a woodburning fireplace, large dining room. FAMILY ROOM and bright, cheerful large KITCHEN JUST REMODELED—dishwasher and disposal, loads of cupboards ‘and a big eating area. The second floor hs 4 bedrooms and 2 baths (1 ceramic tile) and a heated sleeping porch. 2 bedrooms and a bath on 3rd floor. Immediate possession due to a business transfer. Pacancon 513 & Jenks St. REALTORS GReenleaf NEW LISTINGS Davis 5-1617 EVANSTON: HARMING RED BRICK COLONIAL near Lincolnwood School with 3 bedrooms, 11% baths, full basement, and detached garage. Priced in low 40s. ORTHWEST = EVANSTON: UNIQUE RUSTIC STYLING WITH 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, and modernized kitchen with eating area. Walk to bus, shops, and school. Price in very low 40s. OVER 30 YEARS OF NORTH SHORE SERVICE mrs. MADISON and associates realtors UNiversity 9-5600 902 Central Street, Evanston BY OWNER OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 1430 ee eee TERRACE, AST GLENVIEW, (1 block ann of Lake Av., 1 block west of Sunset Ridge Road.) First time offered. Brick ranch, choice location, 3 bedrooms, 142 baths, large kitchen and dinette, beautiful paneled recreation room, attached garage, large patio, walk to public and parochial schools, shopping and transportation—mid 30s. 724-8271 or AL 1-4826 Nov. 16, 1967 6 Rooms—2 or 3 Bedrms.-2Cer. Baths. Only Brick Ranch in 50s, in Shore Towns, East, with: 1. Large Living Room 2. Large Dining Room 3. Large Bedroom 4. Basement — Pan. Rec. rm. 5. 2 car att. Garage 6. Library or 3rd Bedroom 7. Wide lot 95 x 122 ft. WINNETKA DELIGHTFUL DECEIVER! A charming custom ranch with ALL spacious rooms and many closets. Very large (17 x 24) living-dining rm. w/fireplace, bookshelves and picture window; big wood cabinet country kitchen; 2 twin bedrms.; 11% baths. Basement, porch and att. garage. Lovely fenced, completely private yard and patio. Priced in the 30s. Please call Mrs. Leary. 567 Lincoln 446-5010 Winnetka UTTERLY. MEMORABLE YOU CAN’T FORGET THIS BRICK home with its exquisite French detailing everywhere. L.R. w/fpl. and beamed ceiling 24’ D.R. and fpl. Kit. w/D and D—Den or (maid’s rm. w/bath) powder rm.-screened Fc and bluestone patio. 4 B.R. 3 baths on the 2nd floor. (Master has charming French fireplace—dressing rm. and bath) Also a perky little B.R. and bath over garage for maid’s rm., office or mother’s sewing hideaway. 1 1/3 lovely wooded acres_ which includes a buildable lot. $79,500 with the lot $67,500 without the lot CALL MARY JOAN HERBER 90% FINANCING VERY LITTLE MONEY DOWN WILL buy this trim shipshape ranch in Lake Forest. L.R. 3 Bdrms. 1 bath, Kit. w/stove, fan, utility area—eating area—Lovely brick patio. Appealingly priced for a small family—$27,500. CALL MARY JOAN HERBER BRAND NEW LISTING! $24,500 WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO town and beach on a nicely treed East side lot. Is an older home just wafting for Rover and the kids. L.R. w/frpl. (the stones came from Lake Bluff beach) huge D.R. Knotty pine cabinets in the kitchen w/disposal, stove and breakfast bar—utility area. 4 B.R. 1 bath. Self storing alum. storms and screens throughout. Newly: painted, furnaced—hot water heater, sump pumped—insulated. CALL MARY Taxes $443. JOAN HERBER BAIRD & WARNER 283 E. Deerpath Lake Forest, Ill. Green CE BR 4-1855 5-1855 HILL LANNON STONE COLONIAL. 7 large rooms including living room, formal dining room, family room, large modern kitchen with — space, 3 bedrooms, 242 baths plus oa paneled recreation room and powder room in basement. 2 car attached garage. 60s. Bay, Wilmette 251-4133 East Glenview Estate Area Picturesque Individuality 2 STORY BRICK HOUSE ADJOINING North Shore Country Club grounds. Spacious 7 rooms, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces. Formal dining room. Carpeting and draperies. Basement. Close to Old Orchard Shopping Center and good schools. Unique Home well priced in Lower 50s. Hugh C. Michels ELM ST., WINN. Hillcrest (see our picture ad of priced RIPARIAN home elsewhere in this issue) 6-7100 moderately in Glencoe PARK CHARMING 8 ROOM HOME in best east Ravinia on landscaped 14% acre. Close to lake, school, trains. Price reduced to $44,900. CONTEMPORARY BRICK RANCH In ideal walk-to-everything Ravinia location. 3 bdrms, 115 baths. Woodbeamed ceilings. Air conditioned. Full basement. Now in low 30s. . Seymour Graham VE. 5-4455 INDIAN Fite ESTATES LET US SHO YOU THE MANY ADVANTAGES. OF ate IN THIS WONDERFUL ARE OF FINE HOMES AND TREE LINED STREETS AMONG MANY OTHER METICULOUSLY MAITAINED HOMES. SEVEN ROOM CAPE COD STYLE RESIDENCE WITH THOSE WITH FIREPLACE, aaa ROOM KITCHEN WITH ATING AREA AND BATH. SECOND FLOOR HAS 2 BEDROOMS AND BATH. TWO CAR GARAGE. CALL—BOB MILLER. 524 Davis 491-1855 Street WHEELING: APPROX. 1 ACRE With old 4 room hse., 2 car gar., needs repair work, good for investment rental, asking $10,000. WHEELING: 5 RM., ranch, good location, asking $23,000 HOLT 403 3 BDRM. 5 years SEE REALTY old, CO. E. Dundee Rd.—Wheeling—537-6494 Nationwide Member—AIMS Corp. EVANSTON NEW HOME! COMPLETELY redecorated and ready to occupy. 7 large rooms, 3 bedrooms, 11% baths, full basement, family room with sliding doors to patio, attached garage. Winnetka Park District. Low 40s 524 Davis 491-1855 DIV. OF MITCHELL BROS. INC. 38 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka Hillcrest 6-0900 A Treasure in Wilmette 7 rm. Brick and Lannon Stone spacious Split Level. 2 Bedrms. plus Den (could be 4th Bedem. ) 242 Baths. Liv. rm. w/Frpl., separate Din. rm. Modren Kit. w/Dishwasher and Disposal. Att. Garage. Large enclosed Yard. Outdoor Barbecue. Convenient to Schools, transp., shops and Lake. $41,500. QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. 1571 SHERMAN AVE., UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 EVANSTON BR 3-3750 POPULAR PARK MANOR GLENVIEW 7 rm. ranch, 4 bedrms., 1% bas., kitch./lg. eating area. Full fin. bsmt./5 divided areas, 2 car oversize gar., patio/barbecue. Nr. _ schls., stores, transp. Under $35,000. Wkdays by appt., wkends aft. noon, PA 4-5792. BAIRD & WARNER Street Evanston, Ill. 273-3855 WINNETKA Vacant—immediate occupancy 3 bedrms., 112 ceramic tile baths. RANCH STYLE—w/lifetime alumsiding, walk to NW __ station—shopping, school, FULL BASEMENT—Lge. wooded lot 75x fg appr. 3 car det. garage— C. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOCIATES 330 W. Frontage Rd., HI 6-6966 Northfield WINNETKA—MID FORTIES UNUSUAL 6 ROOM RANCH WITH 3 BEDROOMS. PERFECTLY LOCATED; VERY LITTLE TO MAINTAIN IN THIS SOLIDLY BUILT HOME. WOODED LOT. CONTRACT POSSIBLE. CALL NEL ROGERS McGUIRE GR 5-1080 4-4866 & ORR, ALpine Mae 251-6465 KIRK REALTY OAK AVENUE 256-3300 ACRES and a quiet lane you should see this 3 bedroom, 2-bath contemporary ranch with 2-car garage and fenced back 5 Nes = rees at $39,000. Call ROBERT BAIRD & WARNER EAST Impressive Rd. Glenview, Ill. Eves: 251-0863. HIGHLAND 8 room PARK brick Colonial, spacious, immaculate with distinctive new interior decorating. New kitchen, powder room and baths. Complete carpeted MOVE IN BEFOR . DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE . $77,500. Call your broker or Nelda R. Pederson, Broker 446-5577 Eves., 446-6126. If You Have Little Cash BUT CAN MAKE SIZEABLE MONTHly payments we can find a home for you. Consult us without obligation. We also furnish secondary financing and purchase’ existing contracts and mortgages. 3000 INC. A 1-0228 LAKE FOREST—FOR LEASE OR SALE—190 Marion—8 rm., 4 B.R., 2 story Colonial. $425 per mo. or $52,500 with carpeting. Also, NEW (111 Niles) 215 bath, $49,900 or $400 per mo. Dec. occupancy. 234-4342. Central St. UNiversity 9-1444 158A For Sale—Houses by Area DEERFIELD-LINCOLNSHIRE READY FOR YOU . AND YOUR FAMILY: Center-entry Colonials with 4 and 5 bedrooms 2'/> ceramic tile baths AND FEATURING: Paneled family rm., fireplace Separate dining room Efficient kitchen with built-ins Basement and 2-car garage Priced from $46,900 in LINCOLNSHIRE BLUFFS Heavily wooded fully improved 12 acres adjoining Forest Preserve ‘Just W. of Deerfield, N. of DeerfieldRd. on Riverwoods-Rd. to Londonderry-Lane, West 112 blocks.) 2 Models BIRCHWOOD BLDRS. CR 2-7300 DEERFIELD: BY OWNER. 4 BEDroom, 212 bath brick and frame trilevel. Kit. w/lge. eating area, built-in oven, range, dshwshr. and refrig. Patio off kit. Crptd. liv. rm. w/frplc., crptd. din. rm., lge. rec. rm., laundry rm. Att. gar. Storms and. scrns. throughout. Lge. lot backs up to park and play area. Walk to schs., Dist. 110 and 109, and swimming pool. $35,900. 945-6692 DEERFIELD BY OWNER Great buy, great neighborhood. 2 story Colonial. 4 bedrooms, 212 baths, tiled foyer, sep. din. rm., modern kit. w/brkfst rm., pecan paneled family rm. w/built- ins and sep. entry. Att. garage. Tiled bsmt. Profess. landscaping. Across from park. 2 blks. to rade and Jr. High. Will eiacuss rapes, carpeting, appliances. $39,900 For appt. call 234-5805. DEERFIELD-LINCOLNSHIRE 4 bdrm. California ranch in exc. cond. Slate entry foyer; beautiful liv. rm. din. rm. w/stone frple., beamed ceiling and thermopane window wall overlooking wooded lot. Pan. fam. rm. Wood cab. kit. w/built-ins. Also bsmt. w/finished rec. room, w/bar and frpl. Quick Possession $47,500 BIRCHWOOD REALTY CR 2-7300 811 Skokie Hwy., Northbrook PA 4-3294 Use Hollister Want breakfast Ads lot. | By owner. | area, “ge. liv. wit BE : 5955 N. Elston, Chgo. EVANSTON PRICE REDUCED 2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW LARGE. livin room with w fireplace; pleasant kitchen area; screened oe and carpeted throu appealing home in sp. move into condition. This 1 be yours for only $2,000 down. 3 BEDROOM styled dining ned A. BRICK COLONIAL home. room. town. Separate living a Full basement. O Priced for ued NEW 4 BEDROOM ‘TOWNHOUSE 149 bath. Can give immediate sion. Call today and be the fir: this fine home. Priced for quic ALBERT GASKIN 1229 Emerson St. _ r CO. Sy UNiversity 9-16¢ EVANSTON NEAR. LAKE EXCITINGLY MODERN VERY ATTRACTIVE SPACIO home, beau. arranged for ent ing—yet perverted for every m the fami Ideal for man wh not like "vind W/B/F/P. din. work, rm., 1 { Big liv. — comb. fa rm. Mod. C.T. kit. W/D/D, sep. e: area 3 bedrms., 2 mod. baths 2n 4 bedrms. or 3 bedrms. sage den—2 baths—mas. bedrm. vate bath. Many extras. oa da McBean (pene) 864-5064 L. A. dade ag 3.REALTOR EVANSTON NORTHWEST Blietz built tri-level is This corner of Thayer and Crawford. three nice bedrooms, 115 b Cathedral living room with firey and family room opening. Onto yard. Priced at $34,000 . but I anxious for an offer. ; ROTH BROTHERS UN 9-1 3000 Central St. Evanston. Evanston QUEENS PARADISE IN PRAIRIE view. From the fireplaced living rm. you can watch the children go to school. There is plenty of counter, closet and cabinet space in this large 2 story, 4 bdrm. custom Colonial w/242 ceramic tile baths. Paneled bsmt. w/frpl. Att. 242 car garage. Low taxes and no water bill. On an acre of land, By owner. Asking $42,500. CALL 634-3311. . . . . corner 30s. w/frpl., sep. din. rm.,. bsmt. rm., 2 car garage. Walk shopping, transp. Quick Priced right. ing Artist, Sculptor or Hobbyist Lot 77 x 165 Red Brick with 4 bedrooms (2 in tandem). On rear of lot large 1 story building and 2 garages. Low 30s. Would consider contract sale. CENTRAL Fenced Lower kitchen, 1-2374 WILMETTE 1225 Wilmette BEDR EDGEBROOK B. Blackwell & Assoc. 251-3640 3 COUNTRY FRENCH STYLE. RN 4 lge..bdrms. 1 down, 212 baths, REALTY WILMETTE—2140 BEECHWOOD Open Sun. 1-5 in popular Kenilworth Gardens (reduced for quick sale). Immed. poss. Lovely liv.-din. rms., 3 bdrms., book rm., att. gar. Only in 40s. WILMETTE EAST $6,000 DOWN AND $600/mo. or $500 rental, will buy a lovely brk. home nr. lake. 5 bdrms., den, on lovely lot. Can be seen today. Evanston 273-3855 This older home has living Rm., Kitchen, Nursery, Bedrm. and Bath on Ist Flr., and 2 tandem Bedrms. on 2nd. Located at: 1329 Dodge Av. For more i nformation—CALL—MRS. STEVENSON. HILL UNiversity BAIRD & WARNER LUXURY HOME FOR THE GROWING family. 6 bedrooms, living room, formal dining room, den, paneled library on 2nd floor. Convenient to all schools and transportation. See and appreciate this value. INDIAN BOB VOIGTS hee is cate Roth Mortgage Corporation REAL ESTATE AV., GLENCOE and SHOPPING AND TRANS2 bedroom Colonial Full 2 car garage. $25,000. 1151 Waukegan 724-1855 BEST BUY! Well maintained 5 bdrms., 2 baths, fam. home in_ close-toeverything location. Liv. rm. with frpl., full din. rm., kit. with brkft. space. Large gar. Priced in mid 30s. 362 PARK CLOSE TO persen et. asement. PARK: split, 2 Ceramic baths, built-in and oven, D and D, pan. fam. fin. bsmt. playrm., sep. storage | workshop. Ground fir. laundry-: rm. Att. gar. Cent. air cond. SKOKIE If you like a lot of livinng space GLENCOE HIGHLAND DEERFIELD KENILWORTH BUY IN KENILWORTH. NEW family room, new swimming 4 bedrooms. House in excellent Gondiston: $89,500. GLEN and- Company 751 & ORR, Av., CO., Realtors 545 DIV. OF MITCHELL BROS. INC. ‘““YOUR HOME IS OUR BUSINESS” (Briarwoods Vista Section): LARGE BEDROOMS, 1ST FLOOR family room, 2 car attached garage, full basement and extras too numerous to list. A real buy at only $47,000. NORTHWEST ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH HOUSE OF excellent construction, well maintained. Living rm. w/fpl.; large dining rm.; den; remodeled cabinet kitchen w/brfk. rm. 4 spacious bedrms.; 242 baths. Playrm. in basement. 2-car garage. Over 42 acre. Most convenient location. Please call Mrs. Mooney. EAST SEE SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M. REALTY For Sale—Houses BEST bel 2100 THORNWOOD AV. RANCH 5 blks. W. of Kenilworth N.W. Sta. Spacious Brick Ranch in Executive Neighborhood. Ideal for former 2 Story Owner WANNER INDIAN MRS. MADISON DEERFIELD: 4 WILMETTE JUST LISTED! ENCHANTING BRICK Colonial 1% 9-story residence. Custom built in 1954. On picturesque block long lane just off Lake St. Large living rm. w/fpl. and bookshelves, French door to scrnd. porch overlooking fenced garden. Sep. dining rm. w/sunny bay window. Cabinet kitchen w/appliances. Master bedrm. and ceramic tile bath on Ist floor. 2 twin bedrms. and bath on 2nd fl. Finished basement. 112 car garage. Lots of storage area. A most desirable home riced to sell in low 40s. Please call r. Townsend. 158 Wilmette Kenilworth Gardens & ORR, INC. McGUIRE HI 6-5544 For Sale—Houses Sale—Houses McGUIRE WILDE WINNETKA—if you are looking for true quality, in one of the North Shore’s most desirable locations, we urge you to see this de luxe English Country Colonial, built in 1941. There is a fireplace in the 18.4 x 27.8 living room, grracious dining room, Lounge garden oom overlooking the beautiful yard. Activities room, powder room, outstanding kitchen, breakfast room, maid’s room and bath. On the second floor there are five large bedrooms and 3 baths. The lot is 1.47 acres, is beautifully landscaped and has a fenced dog run. Three car garage, gas heat and the entire property is in excellent condition. Price $162,500. 714 For EVANSTON NEWLY LISTED MODEDMARE OLDER HOD rms, 142 modern baths, mo Sees with and quality fireplace. eled rec. garage. Orrington dishwasher and disp electric range, carpe’ Expandable 3rd floor, p room in $40,000. Realty basement, ; 3 EVANSTON N.W.: NEW LIS Attractive 2 bdrm. frame w/att. mod. cab. kit. w/dishw. and d pat bsmt.: if is rec... TMi, wr. rm. Mrs. 5 EVANSTON, <6 ae ON ket, and Fresh as can be. Com and beautifully remodeled. Colonial with MA : pip lepine many pluses. 3 gag SHERWIN, incoln UN EVANSTON, N.W. 4 bdrms.; 2 baths; Cod; fireplace: BY 9-2575—BR OWNER brick screened N.W. 1001 - $2! shingle porch; © car gar.; Willard sch., low quiet st.; 3315 Hayes. Open Sun. 5. UN 9-0945. EVANSTON ¢: DA BY 2 O Immed. poss., 2 fls., 3 bedrm baths; full bsmt.; attic; 2 car lot 40 x 169. $38,000. Shown by ap only. Call CE 6-1736, Mr. Banker. EVANSTON: ELEVEN | bright rooms. Completely mode! location. DA Beau. Fox interior. 1564 onvenient Asbury. Lake Area, nize tral 8-4) 861 ; Ingleside |ow CUSTOM BUILT 3 BDR ranch home. Full bsmt., high ee pareeeBeautifull scaped. by owner. Ca born 2- as60. tooo Wed. and Mg d: and Sun. GLENCOE CENTRAL BY OWN 1 blk. to Central Schl., walk to v and train. Lge. liv. rm., din. rm., mod. kitchen w/D and D., rm.; 4 lge. rms. a Mates Zi.3 bs rd 2 rms. on Sum occupancy. Mid 40s. VE 5-tie GLENVIEW OPEN HOUSE SUN. ky 2238 PINEHURST (AT ROOS 4 Bedroom, 2 bath ranch in Swainwood area, 1 block from velt Park—pooi. : Cathedral : cei living-room with fireplace. pes 4 rage, utility room. Convenient transportation and Priced for quick sale. Mid 30s GLENVIEW MODELS OPEN DAILY 0 UNTIL DUSK 1714 Mivahide 4 Bdrm, Colonials, insael =o Court $55,000 and up. _ ROPPOLO-PRENDERGAST BLDRS. GLENVIEW Canterbury Park. Near Wagner. 4 bedroom de Poss. April ist. $80,000. 282-3355. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter BY OWNER Lake luxe Mr. ranch. B Classified 17 _ — �For Sale—Houses by Area IEW US INVESTMENT in Glenview area. Very 158A First time attrac- 9 rm. center-entrance Colonia! extra acreage that could be ded into 5 additional building Home has 4 twin size bdrms., “baths, living rm. with fireplace, omies rm., beautiful panelled Full basement has recrea- EW BY OWNER bedrm. split level, brk. lower, with : a car gar. Spacious kitch. with t bit-ins. Beaut. 22x15 fam. blt.-in bar. Carpeting in liv.se stairs and master lg. ceramic bas. 15 x 20 : ee to lg. encl. yard. 44 acre Walk to schls. and rice Pk. ances optional. Cent. air-cond. = Poss. Low 30s. 3820 Glenview . (oneee lane), T24- 7465. HOUSE" attractive neighborhood; newly orated Brick Ranch; spacious liv- dining ‘‘el’”’ with breezeway. itiful on grounds. 965-6680 fireplace; and garage; 2 Just $26,500. NORTHBROO ST. STEPHANS GREEN 3 yr. old French country house—center hall; 25’ living rm. w/frpl., parquet fl.; full dining rm.; all elec. kitchen, stainless steel counter top range, dble. wall oven, D and D,; sep. breakfast rm.; 1st fil. laundry rm.; spacious pan. family rm. w/2 window walls opening onto privacy fenced patio, incl. dble. gas grill. 4 bdrms.; 2 full and 2 one-half baths w/vanity counters; excellent storage and closet space. Full bsmnt.; 2 furnaces, plus central air-cond. and humidifiers; oversized dble. presen’ lge. cor., lot; established sod lawn and lands. Some erptng. and drapes incl. 30 days ar grays Original owner. Call 2 iy 888 for anpt. Rd. JUST Greve: WITH 3 Bedrooms; new kitchen. with B D; new carpet. in LR, DR and . R. is, ppt. $36 st. 729-6103. rer room brick ranch home on over alf acre of beautifully landgrounds. Three bedrooms, 142 , den and family room, full base- LISTED Immaculate 3 bedroom ranch on well landscaped half acre. Enclosed breezeway—heated 2 car garage. $27,950. AYA R S REAL 824 Ween Rd., CRestwood COMPANY Northbrook 2-3550 NORTHBROOK FLORIDA-BOUND OWNER 2. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOCIATES 446-6966 NVIEW: BY OWNER. 3 BEDRM. ranch. 142 bas., firepl., carpet, d/washer, stove, refrig. othes washer, many extras. Cor. lot, liv./din. rm. L_ w/F.P., paneling, indirect lighting, W/W cptg. Easy to maintain kit. w/blt-in oven, range and ‘D/W Beautifully pan. fam. rm. Sep sprinkler. Exe. )0 Evergreen Terr., cond., PA mid 40s. 4-8961. active brick Colonial home on a ty street in south Highland Park. ‘ge living room > hy > gated openg onto a penees den, separate ‘ining a ms 3 bedrooms, 2 aths on floor. As a surprise a ny eled Pap room or rathskeller ‘powder room in basement, deep yard. Mid 40s. 2 car dokanson & Jenks. avis St. GReenleaf 5-1617 8 D PARK: 3 BDRM. TRI1, Garage, Porch. A/C. Frpl. 27’ rm. Dishwasher. Many unusual uilt-ins and bookcases. 1 block to Dak . $37,500. Phone ID 2-0576 wkdays. r 5, and weekends. PARK: CHARMING ‘anch house. 3 bdrms., 142 baths, fam. rm. e. liv. rm. and din. rm. w/2 rpl. Exc. loc. near schs. and ully A/C. Upper 40s. ID 2-4781. EwoRTa ar station; Grade and bdrm.; 24 GARDENS—OWNER. New Trier East, Harper St. Joseph schools; 4 baths: 2 car detached paneled L.R. with cathedral > doen by appt. Call 251-6164. droom, lesirable 142 bath location. home Walk to in most Sears or Hope. This home newly on the ket and for immediate occupancy. REALTY 446-7180 ree a LWORTH. BY OWNER. Valk to station, New Trier East, rs school, beach. 2 bdrms., ex- pandable to 3 bdrms.; 2 full ‘Under 30. AL 6-0365 evenings. baths: KE BLUFF EAST: BY OWNER harming 3 bdrm. ranch, good cond., tly crptd. Pan. playrm. in bsmt. block from _ school. 100’ x 90’ ey wooded lot. Reasonably priced by appointment. 234-0736. BLUFF—WOODED LOT, 3 rm. 214 bath Colonial. Liv. rm., din. fog rm., kit. w/built-ins. Att. gar., % bik. to train. Outside just Base Upper 30s. 234-5747. By LIBERTYVILLE ‘TRANSFERRED OWNER offers this lovely 3 or 4 bdrm. ranch “aye reesney sylvan acre. Sunken liv. with fireplace, paneled den, mal din. rm. All city utilities. 2 car arage, bsmt., private patio. estige st neighborhood in Libertyvillee Forest area. $69,500. 3 BEDROOM RANCH ith 2,300 sq. ft. living area. 2 baths, car garage, partial basement. Large th built-ins and refrig. Trans: ferred owner will sell for $35,000. _ Immediate possession. } BEDROOM RANCH ON 112 ACRE rge liv. rm. with fireplace. Pan. am. Rm., 2 baths, kit. with built-ins. ak trim, car garage. preeeny landscaped. Fine schools. $37,500 ). C. Forney & Co. TT insti 8—Classified extras of this one-owner home. Beaut. util. rm. and lge. 2-car gar. Just right for the family or couple who their home and yard. $34,500 BIRCHWOOD REALTY CR 811 Skokie Hwy., Northbrook PA ~ HIGHLAND PARK 887 MARION 362-2000 & CO. GR 5-1010 EAST OPEN WILMETTE SUN. 1-4 1035 CENTRAL STREET Brand new! Designed by architect Kyle Benkert, 3 bedroom, 212 bath air conditioned luxurious town home in ideal location near trains and shops. Large living room has wood burning Grepisce. dining room with window wall overlooking private patio, beautiful kitchen with matching appliances. Full basement. Attic. Attached garage. Ready for occupancy. See this excitingly different home today. Call now for appointment. NASH REALTY 446-7180 MID WILMETTE AND NEW TRIER East district. A Ranch type home with excellent possibilities for young family or couple. 3 bedrms., den, porch, family room w/frpl., 16 x 30 feet. Also living rm., DR and kitchen. H.A. ht. and low taxes. In the 20s. enjoy 2-7300 4-3294 NORTHBROOK HIGHLANDS, BY owner, Liv. rm. with fireplace; din. rm.; ‘carpeting throughout; drapes; large paneled family rm.; 4 bdrms.; 2 baths; lovely kitchen w/brkfst. rm.; range; dishwasher; patio; beautifully landscaped. $34, 900. Call after 4 p.m. 272-6723. NORTHBROOK BY OWNER-IMMED. occupancy Sun-Open House 1 to 4 p.m. 2405 Ridge Dr. (between Willow Rd., and Techny Rd. W. of Landwehr). 3 bdrm. brick ranch; 214 baths; 2!2 car garage; full bsmnt. $49,500. 272-5124. NORTHBROOK TRI-LEVEL 4 bdrm.; 212 baths; living rm.; family rm.; bar rm.; full bsmnt.; kitchen w/built-ins; dining rm; slate entry; carpeted; drapes; central air. 1 yr. old; owner transferred; immed. possession. $49,800. 272-6195. NORTHBROOK HIGHLANDS Traditional Cape Cod, 3 bdrms.; 11% baths; full, dry bsmnt.; fenced yard; Greenbriar; many closets; range and refrig.; top cond.; Jan. occup.; low 3Cs. 272-6815. NORTHBROOK: 3 BDRM. RANCH; alum. ‘sided; full bsmnt.; 142 car garage; stove; refrig.; ceapet aes to wall erptng.; Irg pecoeeneee portable poe $06" 700. 278: NORTHBROOK. IDEAL LOCATION Walk to school, shopping, train. 3 bedroom brick ranch with bsmnt. Car port, patio, stove and refrig. Carpeting ‘drapes. January 5 occup. Asking $26.900. Call 272-7781. NORTHBROOK BY OWNER RANCH 1165 CEDAR LN. See our display ad paper. CR 2-3282. NORTHBROOK—ONE elsewhere OF in THE this MOST ‘ beautiful wooded areas. 3 bedroom ranch on half acre. Central air cond., liv. rm., din. rm., kit. w/dishw., family rm., full finished bsmt.. 2 car att. garage. Upper 30s. 272-5636. NORTHBROOK, 699 GREENWOOD Rd. 3 bdrm. house in excellent cond. on quiet street. Large 2 car garage. Nicely landscaped, 1% acre lot. Low taxes, $21,950. Call 273- 2593 or 272-2735. NORTHFIELD BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM CAPE COD. PRIME 1% acre; convnt. to schls.; churches; yillage on attr. quiet, cul de sac. orth off Old Willow. 2 cer. tile baths; kit. w/eating area; pan. fam. rm.; bsmnt. w/pan. play rm., office or shop; att. gar., $30s. HI 6-6009. WILMETTE, WEST NEWLY LISTED. De luxe brick ranch on 70 x 190 lot! Hard to find and how! 612 big rms. 3 BR’s, 142 baths, huge paneled rec. rm. with wet bar and separate office or bedroom, built-in kitchen with ample eating area. Somethin cial, and just $43,000. Hurry! SHE WIN, UN 9-2575 WILMETTE S.E. BY OWNER 7 RM. Frame w/new fully equipped kitchen, liv. rm., din. rm., powder rm. on Ist; 4 bdrms. and bath on 2nd. Walk to CTA, N.W.R.R., schls., shops. Nice lot. Separate garage. Carpeting incl. Under 30. 251-7199. REALTORS Wilmette ALpine 515-4th St. 1-0407 WILMETTE—NEW TRIER EAST Near Logan, Howard and ‘St. Joseph schools. Modernized older home ‘with hard to find 1st flr. bdrm. and bath. Large liv. rm.-din. rm. combined has fireplace. Kit. with D/D and passeorough to large family rm. Den with bookshelves. 3 bdrms. and bath on 2nd. Forced air gas ht. Extremely low taxes. Priced to sell at $36,900 with early possession! LAKE 1409 Lake BAY: REALTY Ave. Wilmette 256-3000 WILMETTE—TOP ADDRESS! A top location, near the lake, ‘‘L,’’ and schools! Top construction, brick with tile roof! Tops for entertaining and living! 3 big bedrooms plus tandem bdrm., 2 baths plus 2 powder rms., beautiful rec. rm., den, great kitchen, $59,900. LAKE BAY REALTY 1409 Lake Ave., Wilmette AL 6-3000 WILMETTE, 1619 WASHINGTON. 6 rooms in perfect cond. Modern kitchen; tile bath; enclosed porch; 2 car gatage, Near St. Joseph’s, Logan and oward Jr. High Schools. Walking distance to NWRR. Tel. 251-2954.' EARLY POSSESSION. $30,500. WILMETTE De luxe split-level 3 bdrms., 21% baths, frpl., screened porch, att. garage. Beautiful landscaping. Many extras. 40s. 1-9089 EAST—BY OWN- er 4 bdrms., 142 bath stucco. Liv. rm., w/frple., din. rm. New kitchen. Sunroom, full bsmt. with rec room. Walk to all conveniences. Low 30s. AL 6-0154 WILMETTE | (EAST) McGUIRE & ORR, INC. GR 5-1080 ROAD North Shore’s finest location on more : than an acre of beautiful, wooded grounds. Story and one-half Colonial with three bedrooms, three and onehalf baths, three car garage. DeLuxe family room. Home is expandable wig 500. a pee ee & ASSOCIATES WINNETKA. ATTRACTIVE 2 STORY Colonial. Exc. cond. Well landscaped. LAs U.K. tien: kit. 246 bakts; 3 bdrms.; paneled rec. rm. downstairs. $42,500. HI 6-2833. 159 For Sale—Town Houses pancy. AT WILMETTE G. Hastings, Realtor TWO- STORY ENTRANCE Foyer highlights this brick Home in convenient area of METTE. 3 huge bedrooms, 2 sliding doors from dining area onto completely private fenced Low cost maintenance. $32,500 Call Mrs. HOMEFINDERS Town WILbaths, open Patio. Burns 111 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette AL See this excitingly home today. ment. NASH REALTY Call 160 1-0228 to now appoint- Buy—Houses TO =SELL Home With SMART & GOLEE, REALTORS HI 6-4700 DA 8-3200 161 Property For Sale—Vacant KENILWORTH BUILDING SITE EAST OF SHERIDAN Wooded ravine lot with private pedes- trian easement to lake plus view of lake through beautiful trees. Speciment blue spruce, hawthorne, magnolia, fruit trees. A building. site worthy of an interesting, distinctive home. Nothing ye, uy it available. BABIZE BAIRD & WARNER 476 Lincoln Avenue Hillcrest 6-1855 ‘Winnetka, Illinois Hillcrest 6-2700 LAKE FOREST! . % acre wooded $11,200 : ay acre w/a few trees $16,000 . 2 acres — wooded and adjacent to . 149 acre on private road ....$18,500 . 3 acres — heavily wooded . .$27,000 . 2 acres — wooded and adjacent 4 Lake Forest GILBERT RAYNER ASSOC. 266 E. Deerpath CE $12,500 ONE OF 80 x 300 100 x 200 THESE HOME wooded, South, 4-3800 BUYS OUTSTANDING SITES N.E. quiet lane. landscaped LAKESIDE privacy. 457 Central Av., H.P. 432-6320 GLENVIEW Vacant lot in choice residential area. All underground utilities. 85 x 115. Surrounded by fine newer homes. KOENIG & STREY CR 2-0330 Northbrook PA 9-0330 Glenview AL 1-0330 Wilmette HIGHLAND PARK—F1 zoning in this centrally located lot will permit the construction of 6 units. It is 50 x 140 and the price is $33,000 GOELZER 714 I-II 11 EVANSTON—SHARP, SHARP, SHARP! Close to Howard and a real ‘delight! 2 BR., 114 baths Townhouse. Asking $28,500. Don’t miss baa SHERWIN, UN 9-2575—BR 3-5420 Elm and WILDE Street HI KIRK REALTY AVENUE 256-3300 ATTENTION DEVELOPERS 50 acres, ideal residential development, easily accessable to expressway. Approx. 35 acres heavily wooded. Should sell for $10,000 to $11,000 per site when developed. Asking $300,000, owner wants offer. CARR REALTY, INC. 945-0984 ROUND LAKE 40 x 120 LOT $1,000 Could be handled on contract. HOLT in an area BEAUTIFULLY WOODED LOT, S.E. Evanston, 50’x 150’. Paved alley, street and driveway. Close to beach, ste busstdp. Taxes paid. $16,000. 869BY OWNER. 93’ x 107’, FULLY improved. Glenview countryside. 729-4886. B UI LDER’S SITE—NORTHFIELD Choice loc. Vacant. For off. and research. Approx. 54,000 a ESft. 1 blk to Edens Hwy. Eves. PA 4-6177 WANTED: VACANT FOR RESIDENCE Prefer New Trier W. 75 ft. frontage. Write T-510, Box 60, Wilmette, II. LOCATED of fine homes. ALSO 98 fully improved lots, 14 of which be multiple Please call Carol Simko (Evenings 0504) can 827- or GEORGE HALL (eves. 234-1829) John Channer & Assoc. 747 Elm, Winnetka Hillcrest 6-8400 TOWN HOUSES SITE WILMETTE—NORTHWEST CORNER Wilmette Ave. and Park Ave. offers de luxe “‘in town” living. Zoned at present for 4 large town houses. A golden opportunity for lovely retirement house plus income. All details and investment projection available upon request. Call Mr. Davis (eves. VE 5-3111) Town & Country ASSOCIATES, STREET 843 ELM HI! INC. WINNETKA 6-8000 BR 3-5080 Lake Forest OVER 112 ACRES ON CONWAY RD.West of Waukegan Rd. Fully surveyed and subdivided. Wonderful area fo large homes. $18,500. Lincolnshire NICELY WOODED LOT 115 FT.X200 ft. in vicinity of beautiful homes. Lincolnshire Dr, in Deerfield. $11,000 QUINLAN & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN UN 4-2600 AL AVE., 1-6700 INC. EVANSTON BR 3-3750 WILMETTE : CHOICE BUSINESS LOCATION STRAtegically located business bldg. site in the heart of Wilmette containing 13,280 sq. ft. 3 street frontages 89 ft., 120 ft., and 95 ft. Suitable for store, office or apt. bldg. Smart 1564 & Golee, Sherman Ave., Realtors Evanston DA 8-3200 f 53 X 135 LOT ON ELM ST. Manor, Glenview. $12,000. 724-2602. IN PARK MORTON GROVE: LOT 186’ FRONtage, 117’ rear: depth 168’, at deadend One house only, Private party. Call YO 5-3714. 163 For Sale—Industrial Northwest 100,000 SQ. turing plus ment 164 Industrial FT. ZONED frame home. at $25,000. Terms 1025, MANUFA! Good invest- available. 231- Agent. For Sale—Business TOP BUSINESS ONE STORY Property LOCATION 2-STORE FIREPROOF building in excellent business traffic area of North Evanston. $4,500 income with low maintenance and upkeep. $42,500. Will oa oes contract. $4,250 down. Mr. Daily HIlicrest & GOLEE, since 1885 DAvis 8-3200 Realtors 6-4700 EVANSTON NORTHWEST Choice Central Street location wit Large Modern Office. 1500 sq. ft., and 6 room apartment. Full Basement Suitable for Professional or Service offices. Not over 6 employees. $39,500 KIRK REALTY 1225 Wilmette cit CENTRAL HOUSE $27,000. 2 gD. HOUSE AVENUE AND AND LOT LOT HOLT REALTY 256-3300 54 X 196 130 X 230 Above 2 properties could be for business investments, what have you. REALTY CO. EXISTING HOUSE TO BE REMOVED BY OWNER. Garage to remain. 37.6 ft. x 125 ft. $13,500 SMART & GOLEE, INC. HI 6-4700 DA 8-3200 Property LOTS Please call Carol Simko 827-0504 eves. combined apts. of CO. 403 E. Dundee-Wheeling-537-6494 Nationwide Member-Aims Corp. E. Dundee Rd., Wheeling 537-6494 Nationwide Member-——Aims Corp. - IMPROVED SMART 6-5544 WILMETTE-NEAR CENTER OF TOWN 22,000 Sq. Ft. on Prominent Corner Zoned B-2 1225 CENTRAL Wilmette For Sale—Vacant different for 446-7180 Wanted 403 HOMEFINDERS PHONE AL WILMETTE EAST OPEN SUN 1-4 1035 CENTRAL STREET Brand new! Designed by architect Kyle 'Benkert. 3 bedroom, 21% bath, air conditioned luxurious town home in ideal location near trains and shops. Large living room has wood burning fireplace; dining room with window wall overlooking private patio, beautiful kitchen with matching appliances. Full basement. Attic. Attached garage. Ready for occu- REALTORS BY OWNER R shops. 4 2 baths, sep. din. rm., full newly dec. in/out. New Trier Central school. High 30s. 251- WINNETKA-WOODLEY 161 3 FULLY RANCH TOWNHOUSE FOR SMALL adult family wanting one floor plan w/paneled rec room in basement plus loads of storage space. Attractive living room-dining el; 2 bedrooms; Srd BR, den or dining room; cabinet kitchen w/eating area; compartmented dual bath; glazed porch; atio; parking. Low maintenance. etter hurry for this one. $24,500. Call ore; Hauworth, (Residence: UN 4- WILMETTE S.E. WALK TO ‘“‘L” AND lake. Brick house on quiet dead end street. Extra lg. master bdrm. and 4 other bdrms., 214 baths, liv. rm. with frpl., sep. din. rm. Extra lg. kit., den and pan. rec. rm. Full draped and carpeted. Loads of extras. $49,900. Call 251-1562 or 527-3588. WILMETTE—SOUTH For Sale—Town Houses List Your Vroman-McKnight Can give quick possession on this immaculate 3-bdrm., 112-bath rambling ranch. See the many custom to. 945 MANOR Dr. Spacious 2 bdrm., with full din. rm. and family rm. in bsmt., 112 tile baths—wood paneled throughout. High 30s. Call Mr. Massman, WILMETTE Frple. Bsmnt.; att. garage; fenced yard. Walk to train, shops, pools. Open Sun. 2-5 a Bewes 501 PINECREST Lane—2 bdrms. and den or TV rm. Ideal retirement home. Easy to care for. Close to shops, trans., and churches. Below reproduction cost—$40s. IN Morton VIEW—2-STORY © Brick ranch homes!! L. A. PETERSON 159 EVANSTON—UNUSUAL BE SURE TO SEE THE INTERIORS of these two custom 1 family ranches on beautiful, wide, wooded sites. NORTHBROOK for Details CHIEF REALTORS ‘Waukegan WILMETTE— 6 rms. REALTORS 119 W. Maple Av. (Highway 176) MUNDELEIN 566-6720 Glenview Wilmette Northbrook ooms; owner. The Country Cousin OENIG & STREY and By MUNDELEIN REDUCED!!! $44,900. Lovely California Contemporary overlooking beautiful Loch Lomond. Slate entry, center hall, 3 large bdrms. with spacious closets., 2 frpls., 2 baths. Own pier and beach. rm. Kitchen has separate break, bay. Heated breezeway; 2-plus garage; Abundance of closets and ‘ ge Call for additional tion .Upper brackets. STORY BOOK offered. $23,500. 114 baths; brick duplex; lge. enclosed porch; 11% car gar.; immed. possesGon. ‘Call after 6 Ry. or Sat. and Sun. for appt., OR 3-2160 th ily rm. beth, Kec Sibancdintien by Arte. For Sale—Houses by Area LINCOLNWOOD. 25,000 SQ. FT. AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES, FUL sprinkler, inside depressed loading dock, unlimited floor load. Evansto M-1 zoning. Priced to sell. J. P. Schermerhorn 1616 DA Orrington 8-6066 Store Ave. UN & Co. Evansto 9-1726 For Sale—Evanston EXCELLENT CENTRAL ST. LOCA tion brick store. Approx. 1875 sq. Includes 2 air conditioners. Immediate¢ occupanc MITCHELL. “BROS. INC. GR 5-390 WILMETTE 817 RIDGE ROAD eee business property; 2 store plus 4 bedroom apartment. $65,000. CHIEF-REALTORS 965- Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter Nov. 16, aie �For Sale—Business 169 Property FOR USE OR INVESTMENT 2 newer stores plus shop at HOWARD ST., near California. 1 store avail., when full, est. $5,000 1 year gross rents. NOW REDUCED to $39,500. George J. Cyrus & Co. UN 4-9020 Evanston BR 3-2660 166 Sales 167 For Sale—Out of State LAKE GENEVA | SPECIAL $9,500: Cottage with lake access Living-dining area—kitchen—gas ht. 114 bedrooms—garage—bunkroom 5 acres—remodeled farm home Living-dining—kitchen—bedroom—bath 2 bedrooms—upper level—gas heat Relaxed country living at $20,750. Just off the lake—Superlative FOR Gentleman Geneva to Chicago. With prices rising, be glad you bought today. area HOTTON Williams is becoming 3 cushion sub- 414-245-5491 HOUSE DA 8-3200 BEAUTIFUL PALM SPRINGS California home. bedrooms. 2 bedroom guest house, pool. Priced at $65,000. Write Grace Doran, 1791 Howard, Chicago or call 465- 3839. Cemetery Lots and Crypts SACRIFICE 5 Niche for one urn. Mezzanine floor Columbarium, Memorial Park, Evanston. Perpetual care. 1/3 off regular price. Write T-502, Box 60, Wilmette. MARKET 169 PLACE Appraisers—Auctioneers— Sales Conductors “LIKE MAGICI" E CAN TURN YOUR HOUSEHOLD furnishings into MONEY ‘There’s dollars in ear parlors.”’ Just have a house sale conducted by "THE TRIO" For information 432-3107 phyllis reifman, bunnie riskin and janine warsaw MAKING A CHANGE? REFURNISHING? MOVING? Let us help you dispose of your furnishings, clothing, and misc. household items. : We will conduct a peateqsipans house sale a“ no cost to you COND CHANCE SALES CALL MISS MORGAN FOR DETAILS. 677-0341 677-8990 PRESTIGE IN SALE OF ALL HOUSEHOLD ITEMS HERITAGE HOUSE Conducted Sales Gert Pearson Mary Jean Hinze ‘UN 4-7264 328-2271 APPRAISALS FOR INS. AND ESTATE purposes. Marking. House sales. CALL JEANETTE CASKEY of The Buggy Wheel Antiques 1135 Greenleaf, Wilmette. Phone AL 1-2100 or HI 6-3037. URN TREASURES AND TRASH TO instant cash, have a GOLDEN ERA HOUSE SALE. ESTATE SALES APPRAISALS EBORAH GOLDEN UN 9-2022 Call Anytime GR 5-0127 HOUSEHOLD CONDUCTED SALES APPRAISALS. SALES, MARKING BETTY BOUGHTON Call evenings ALpine 1-2477 ov. 16, 1967 941 All Midwest dressing tbl.; beige OAK SALE FRANCIS or 831-4429 ST., BY . Evenings 72 For Sale—Household Goods SECT. SOFA; VICTORIAN 4 drawer chest; Conterhporary love seat; pr. lamps; tilt-top table. Reasonable. DA 8-2367. BRAIDED COLONIAL CARPETING approx. 18 78. with badding, $180 or best offer. VErnon 5-4526. FOUNDERS BANQ. TBL., 2 LG. LVS., cust. pads, blk. foam uphl. chrs., hand rubbed Danish walnut. ORchard 17-0056 after 6 p.m. MAPLE BUNK BEDS WITH MATtresses, may be used separately $35 Call anytime except 10 to 12 noon. DAvis 8-1039 Simmons WITH WAS $320 750 $230 $270 $160 $140 130 $130 $ 80 $ 80 $ 80 $ 55 $ 45 $ 35 $ 7 Hide-A-Bed Sofa GREEN SLIP COVER 475-2613 $20. Guaranteed Your of other NO $229.95 $149.75 149.95 $138.88 $109.88 88.95 $ 79.95 $ 79.88 $ 59.88 $ 49.95 $ 49.95 $ 38.88 $ 29.95 $ 24.88 $ 4.51 values to pay PARKER FURNITURE CO. 1560 Howard St. Chicago 764-2206 14 Blks. E. of ‘‘L’’ Station. 2 Blks. W. of Sheridan Road ITAL. PROV. DRUM TABLE, DARK wal. with marble top and cabinet base, like new. $65. 48’’ Bloom lamp, ant. white and gold leaf base w/ parchment and gold shade, like new $40. Call 475-4832. 1967 MODERN WALNUT craft; 2-6 yr. cribs, $50 ea. chests, $65 ea, (matched CHAIRS, matching cigarette chr., exc. w/leather 2-5 set) CHILDdraw. 3 mo. old. Chrome craft dinette set, table 35 x 46 in. 1 12’’ leaf, 4 chairs, $50. DA 8-5626 or DA 8-9026 BIG GARAGE SALE. FROM HOUSE to small apt. Must sell furn., lamps, air-conditioner, sew. mach., day- bed, couch. Many misc. items. Thurs., Nov. 18. 8° to. 4," ‘Fri; New; 19.9 to 42. 9549 Monticello, Skokie. MOVING: BARGAINS Lrg. buffet; Rosenthal china; Irg. dresser; crib; assrted. chrs.; misc. kitchenware. 485 Alice Dr., Northbrook. BARGAINS GALORE: G.E. AUTO. washer, like new, $45; Mangle, perfect, $25; heater and fan comb., $15; 2 glass top end tables, $15 pr.: misc. Call DAvis 8-3246 after 5 p.m. CHESTS; ROCKERS; PIANO STOOL; captains chrs.; scales; cane bench and chrs.; pot belly stove; bookcases; mirrors; clocks; jubs. Weber’s, 829 Chicago, Evanston. UN 4-6600. DON’T MERELY BRIGHTEN YOUR carpets . .. Blue Lustre them... eliminate rapid resoiling. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Ace Hardware, Glencoe. BED ROOM SET: DARK MAHOGANY ITALIAN PROV. EXCELLENT COND., GLASS TOPS BEST OFFER, 679-1489 LIV. RM. SOFA; MAPLE BEDROOM set (dbl. bed); Maytag automatic washer; 2 uphol. chairs. Reasonable. Moving to Florida. Call 864-3405. CARRIER ft.; good FREEZER CHEST, 14 CU. condition; reasonable. 272-3791 BLOND MAH. DINING SET; TABLE w/2 leaves, chairs’ buffet. china cabinet. Reasonable offer. Call 272-4372 after 5 P.M. 128 SQ. YDS SALT AND PEPPER tweed carpeting with padding, 6 years old, excellent condition, $300. LA 8-0327 2 BEAUTIFUL WHITE BROCADE barrel back chairs. Practically new. $75 for both. UN 9-4049. MOVING OUT OF STATE, 1 YR. OLD $800 Flair dble. oven range, sac. $150. Plus much furn., appliances, bric-abrac. OR 5-2182 GARAGE SALE 8434 MASON, GLENview, 1 blk. E. of Austin near Lincoln. Electric stove and items galore. Fri. and Sat., Nov. 17, 18, 10 to 5. MOVING OUT OF STATE. HAVE Hardrock maple settee, pull-up and easy chairs, Reasonable. 943-8855, days or BR 5-0313 after 6:15 p.m. ATTRACTIVE CUSTOM-MADE furn.; chrs.; tables; etc.; good will sacrifice; also, English carriage. Call 966-0850. 2 Cream Colored Swivel Tub chairs. $10 each. 679-1655. FRENCH PROVINCIAL DINING - room set. Selling separately, chairs, $10 ea.; table, $10; buffet. $25; china closet, $25. Call 724-9164 after 6. CORNER BREAKFAST seats 5, pink, $15; corner early American desk, $20. 1504 AFGHANS TV SCREEN, GOOD PICTU 20”’ Reas. Best Bo hs Fall 256-4037. LG. HANDSOME dresser; single ak condition. 4_ BE Foam MAHOG. VENEER hide-a-bed. Both in Reasonable, Call UN GENTLE, BE KIND, TO THAT expensive carpet, clean it with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Lemoi Hardware, Evanston. LR. cond. baby Slab Sofa W/Bolsters NEEDS COVER, $15. HI 6-7538. Simmons OTHERWISE FINE, Hide-A-Bed GOOD CONDITION Call 251-3439 9 VIRGIN WOOL, HAND MADE Call UN 4-9179 ANT. WHITE CHINA CABINET CON: ba glass; dinette set, table and 4 airs; green leather lounge chair. Call OR 4-3850. OVENS AND BROILERS. Se. Call 446-2925. HOUSE FURNISHINGS: CHAIRS, END tables; lamp; bric-a-brac; appliances; much misc. After 9 a.m. Sat., Nov. 18. 343 Greenleaf, Wilmette, 251-4385. BENCH, 1 drawer ALpine 6- 100% MOTOROLA Roper 6 Burner Gas Range, DOUBLE print or PIECE SESHGom $149.95 SOFA BED AND in blue, gold, brown, Honored FORMICA KIT. TABLE, 4 $25; light wood table, $20, step table, $15; 2 walnut oat. $15 ea.; white lounge cond., $25; cane back chr. seat, “$20. Call AL 1-3475. For Sale—Household Goods COMPANY COMING FOR — THANKSGIVING? _ Best for Less" Ottoman, THREE credit is good 24 months 172 Goods $ 39.95 Floorplant 70’’ $150 Gold Leaf Wall Plaques $249.95 VELVET comb. sofa $229.95 Love seat as above $ 69.95 Rnd. tbl. agen set $169.95 80’’ modern s $29.95 MR. and MRS. CHAIRS to 60% — Cushion Back Sofas Nylon Sofa and Chair 4 pc. Bedrm. Sets 100%. nylon sofas 4 pe. Bdrm. sets 7 pe. Dinette Sets Deluxe Box Spr. and Matt. Sofa Beds—sleeps 2 bunk Beds 5 pe. Dinette Sets Hollywood Beds 7 Drawer Desks Lounge Chairs Chest of Drawers Yd. Nylon Rugs w/pads Sale—Household "The Furniture Cards For EVERYTHING'S ON SALE... TABLE SPECIAL 3 PCS. $22 Sacrificed Charge Hundreds WINNETKA. Sale by Jeanette Caskey _ 6-4700 Sales Thurs., Fri., Nov. 16-17, 9:30 to 4. ORIENTAL rugs; dining room and bedroom furn.; wing and easy chairs; ecard table; TV; day bed; tea cart; 4 poster mahog. dbl. bed and chest; drapes; Dresden chocolate set; coffee and gateleg tables; glass, china and misc. Realtors ACRE ESTATE—HOMESTEAD, FLA. Mile west of town, beau. Pineland area. 3 bdrms., 2 ba., lge. scernd. porch, carport, lge. palm trees in front, fruit trees incl. hydroponic garden. Beau. home among trees, shrubs, flowers. Fine all yr. rnd. climate, Exc. for retirement. Price $23,000 comp. furn. or $21,000 unfurn. Write owner P.O. Box 807, Homestead, Fla., or phone 305-247-7246. 168 LILLIAN 831-4428 te HI & GOLEE, couch; New Save 40% 6-5667 rug 12x20; cherry dry sink; leath. hand tooled screen; mpl. chest; curio cab.; min. stove; ‘trpl. mantle; chip box; ant. mantle clock; coach lamps; pntd. tbl. w/4 chrs.; tool bench; HomeCraft power tbl. saw; shop vacuum; ping pong tbl.; white naugh. headbds.; bookshelves; ‘trunks; swing set; girl’s Schwinn; lawn mower, sweeper and tools; bric-a-brac; ant. wash stand; ant. oak bench; pr. ant. English chrs.; misc. tbls. NO CARDS SENT TWIN LAKES, WISCONSIN Lovely year around 2- family home on 1/3 acre. Main level, living rm., brick firepl., comb. dining rm.- -sleeping porch, bright kitchen, bedroom and bath, lower level, open living-family rm. built-in bunk space, dining area, cute kitchen, large bedrm., bath, tool: utility rm., screened porch. Terrific buy! $22, 500. ‘SMART HI House 172 Goods SURPLUS Everything Sales’ 485 Greenvale, Lake Forest (Deerarth W. of Waukegan Rd., take right ork to Greenvale). Mpl. tbl. w/4 chrs.; mpl. captains chr.; frpl. equip.; REALTY Bay Brand SERVICE or Conducted WAREHOUSE sales. THURS. AND FRI. 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M., Sat. 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. 1895 LAKE AV., HIGHLAND PARK (take Laurel Av. which is the Ist st. SOUTH of Central, the main street in town, EAST almost to the lake.) 2-pedestal Mah, din. tbl. w/8 ladder back chrs., credenza and breakfront; Pr. silver leaf wall sconces; antiqued glass mirror; Woodard wrought iron set; Celadon velvet couch; easy chrs.; love-seat; Sheraton style and Lawson couches; Mah. Breakfront; round kneehole desk; Mah. tall chest, pr. night tbls., dresser and mirror; maple chests, desk, night tbl. and _ bookshelves; hi fi; Pr. Drexel chests; like new dbl. Hollywood bed; humidifier; Girl’s bike; Pr. Host and Hostess chrs.; Canterbury; Books; Wedgewood Patrician pattern dinnerware; Crystal stemware; Old_ uprite jane; Pr. sturdy pine bed ends; r. custom made wall tables; modern design light fixtures; fine women’s clothing size 12-14; 2 antique oval Vic. tbls.; garden equip.; ex. ladder; loads of misc. Sale by Hazel Ann Stupple. THURS. AND FRI. ONLY HOURS 10TO4 . homes Lake 6-2410 171 view urban you'll EXTRA-SPECIAL Sale—Household ‘Must Vacate’ BY "'Brittler Household HI 4 most charming private lake shore Ranch style year round homes Call for details—these and others country , For AUNTIE © Cobblestone fireplace—beamed ceiling 3 bedrooms—year round—gas heat Club pier—lake facilities—$29,500. Three SALE Distinctive feature in house Prompt, courteous service. AL 6-3015; PA 4-5268; Ve 5-4233. 3 EVANSTON Income property. Good location. 3 stores, auto shop, 2 furnished apts. Substantial tenants. Income $16,800. Low maintenance, $5,900. Price reduced to $104,000. Phalen & Co., Inc. DA 8-4600 172 Conductors HOUSE For Sale—Iinvestment Properties UNIT TOWNHOUSE IN NORTH Evanston near ‘L’’, shops, Northwestern Univ. and Evanston Hospital. Each unit has large living rm. w/entrance to outdoor patio, elec. range, refrigerator, washer, dryer and disposal. Powder Rm. 2 large bedrms., tile bath on 2nd floor. Gas heat. Fenants pay for all utilities except landscaping service. A good investment for $75,000. Kenilworth Realty AL 1-5600 Appraisers—Auctioneers— PIECE MAHOGANY DINING ROOM set: Table, 6 chairs, china cabinet, and buffet. OR 4-8593. MOVING! CHAIR AND _ HASSOCK, $15, 6-ft. sofa $40; round dining rm. table, 6 chairs, $40: kitchen cabinet, $5.00. All good condition. UN 4-1869. Dining Room Set With 6 chairs. $45. 869-6930 25. 110. 188. 148. 56. AND 108. $125. MORE !! SAVINGS IN GOOD USED: DE LUXE wardrobe trunk Child’s desk, glass top Dressers and chests from Kitchen tbl. three chairs Mahogany buffet Desks, bookcases, chairs, sofas and MUCH MISCELLANEOUS. STOP A A FURNITURE 1621 Benson USED ; 10. SETS CHAIR black. ean Lay UP YOUR OD WITH A REALLY GOOD — IN CO. GR 5-4900 Almost New Elec. Dryer, Washer LULLABY CRIB, MATTRESS AND 2 side five drawer matching chests. Walnut with formica finish. Excellent condition. Please call 256-1307. Clearance MOVING TO FLORIDA. ALL MUST go. Color TV; pe. chinaware; glasses; all furniture. Sacrifice. 2519 Sherman Ave., Evanston WALNUT DINING ROOM SET: table, 2 arm chairs, 4 side chairs, china cabinets, pads, $150. PArk 4-0544. CHAIRS CONDITION. $30 EACH. CALL 446-7933 36" TAPPAN GAS RANGE GOOD CONDITION; 12X13 CARpet, mauve pink. Call OR 6-4656. GARAGE SALE: MISC. FURNITURE: Ital. Prov. tble. w/2 leaves; pr. mahog. chairs; FR. love seat and chr.; etc. 446-8018. A.B. CHASE STUDIO GRAND PIANO $250; a nt Pa refrigerator, good cond. $25; Formica top itchen table $10. Call 869-2035 after 3. World Book Encyclopedia THROUGH Call AL 1964. BEST OFFER. 1-9422 after 6 p.m. DINETTE TABLE, 4 DINING CHAIRS; coffee tbl.; ant. rocker; uph. chair; pow. mower; 2 orig. oil paintings (underwater scenes). HI 6-5454. SINGER, BUILT-IN ZIG ZAG, CABInet, makes button holes, designs, etc. Excellent condition. $50. Dealer. Call 251-7290. BASEMENT SALE 9141 N. KOLMAR, SKOKIE 5C AND 10C SPECIALS CONTEMP. WALNUT DINING TABLE, $20. Kenmore elec. stove w/rot. $50. Kroehler Sofa bed, match. chair. Christmas wall hangings. 382-6290. Beautiful Smyth BEIGE 3 Piece SECTIONAL. BEST Call AL 1-8024 TAKE TRADE YOUR FOR NEW R RUGS USED APPLIANCES REFRIGERATORS AUTOMATIC WASHERS DRYERS RANGES RECONDITIONED REE from $5 ; rom wae N NORTH SHORE Oe RIO Crawford and Simpson (Go BEDRM. SETS, ont’ oster twin, exqe eautifully carved dbl. Queen tables, MAHOG. Chippen bedr drm. E nay = Anne sofa, chairs; Dec rator marble top, etc. Oriental. ‘ugs, beaut. raspberry throws to and grey match; hin 9x12 oriental and 14’ runner. French chair. 444 Genesee, Waukegan, p.m. Thurs., Fri., Sat. 6625 Sarouk de SOFA BED SLEEPER COST $300. $130; Serta box spring and matt. triple dresser bdrm. set $160; Joh Carper 88” sofa $100; students $75; long banquet tbl. $25; ie matt. set, $125; oil paintin cost $350 sac. $130; kit. set he hide-a-bed $185; bookcase unused. '$ 251-738 ANTIQUES: WALNUT CHES carved pulls, $55; wash stand waln. din, chrs., $30; drople rockers; 736 rosewood Becker Rd., sofa; Glenview. | RIDICULOUS'SALE: é" couch, good cond.; + chrs.; variety of sm. t mi, gear: misc. Fri. only, Nov. a! 1021 Huckleberry, Glenvie 3 CHESTS AND MATCHING case desk top; bdrm. set; sec. lounge chr. w/matchin otte buffet lamps; drapes w/brass © misc. 262-6826. FRUITWOOD, divided kitchen sink, 60 x 36 x 25; matching 60x 30x12. $115 eenleaf eves. MAYTAG WRINGER_ WASE square tub; automatic pum pee; aul sale, Thurs. only. MOVING: BEST OFFER TAI love seats; 2 ladderback chrs.; ghereo: Mr. and Mrs. chrs. w/ha GOLD SOFA: reupholstered GOOD two yrs. 272-1599. CON ago. Admiral Refrigerator $25. SAT. NOV. 18 ONLY, 9-5 1720 HIGHLAND, WILMETTE. GOOD ALSO IN Cleaner, EXCELLENT CONDITION, Dealer. 251-7290. PR. LOUNGE WE fore FRENCH COUNTRY HEADBOARD Queen size, charming design in oak with carved flower, antique green finish. Custom made for $350, asking $175; Queen size mattress, box spring with frame $95. Call 381- 0886. MAHOGANY CABINET BAR, 28x15x 34, custom fitted glasses, etc., like new, must see. Bargain. Also Walnut Tea cart. Call 677-8373 MAPLE CORNER DESK $30; STUdent desk with bookcase and chair $30; 2 mat. cherry tables $15 ea.; pS column lamps $10 ea Call OR 6- Household EVANSTON CARPET Al CLEANING CO. desk: AND REFRIGERATOR. MOVING, must sell. ID 2-3333. ENGLISH BAKER DRUM _ TBLE., leather top $100. Pr. Eng. custom mahog. end tbles., $150. 7 ft. brown boucle custom tufted back sofa, $100. Hanging brass light fix., $10. Sat., Sun., 1086 Bob-o-Link, Highland Park. Vacuum our cash-n-carry beauties, cleaned and mothproofed. 1917 Church St. UN 4-0277, Mon. and Thurs. to 9—Saturda 35 10. 6. 22. 35. LIKE NEW MASTER CRAFT FURN..-— Din. rm. round table, wal., 44’’, $200; scfa, 94’ walnut frame, $300: 2 blue barrel chairs, $150; rnd. 36’’ coffee table, glass top, carved, $100; long cocktail tbl., marble top, 60’’, $200; low sq. chest, 2 drawers, It. wood, $100; oval framed wall mirror carved, and table on wall, carved, lt. wood $75. ME 17-2418 or DI 8-3554. 307B RIDGE RD., WILMETTE Everything priced to go. Beautiful breakfront; approx. 55 yds. like new beige carpeting; Gov. Winthrop desk; wing chair; lounge chrs. w/ottomans; 2 bdrm. suites; other chests and chrs.; much misc. Thurs., Fri. 9 to 4, Sat. 9 to 11. MOVING: HOUSE FULL OF FURN. must go. Color TV; Singer sewing mach. $300; old records; king size bed; fish tanks; lots of knick-knacks. a '8-4114 3202 Colfax, Evanston, after Hoover See one RUG OR BRAND NEW REMNANT! OFFER. FREEZER ON BOTTOM; fer. Call 965-5123, BEST WOODARD GREEN WROUGHT ‘‘Chantilly-Rose’’ tables 32 x 30 x 50, six chairs, glider, two sp base chairs. Will sep. 328-1046. DE LUXE KENMORE DOUBLE O electric range, less than 1 year old ft. refrigerator: 7 ft. chest t freezer. Twin OR 5-286 ; Size Mattress SPRING, ALMOST after 6 p.m. and Bo NEW. $15. 491-1544. C JAMESTOWN DEN FURNITU leather, 3 coaches; china cabin occasional sonable. chair; Exc. cocktail table; cond. Call 677- PORTABLE DISHWASHE G.E. 1 YEAR OLD, UN 4-6757 $65. BRASS EAGLE ANTIQUES 2644 Green GARAGE Bay 869-6660 Rd. Evans SALE—MOVING: ODDS A ends; maple bdrm. set; vac cleaners; etcetera. Saturday _ Spruce St., Glenview. COMPLETE BEDROOM SET; condition; ash white; also, Ww house washing machine. Reason: Call 338-4919 after 6:00 p.m. . Table, 4 Chairs and Lect. WOOD, VERY GOOD CONDITION. 432-8157. : LARGE CABINET FROM OLD COQ try store. 98 open compartments. tall, 6’ wide, 1405 So. Shermer Northbrook, Tues. Thurs. Sat. BUILDER SELLING OUT FUR! ture in 4 model homes. Will by piece or room. Up to 50% deliver. 437-7840. BUNK GOOD COND. mattresses. $45. BED COMPLETE Call eves., UN SELLING MANY HOUSEHOLD AND THURSDAY AND CALL 729-2582, ADMIRAL 21” SCREEN TV. _ $40. White and gold tble. lamp, 48’’ high, 3 Sunburst wall light, TA. and gid. 25. All in exc. cond. OR 4-2127. ANTIQUE VILLAGE ANTIQUES 1405 So. Shermer Rd., Northbrook A number of primitive cupboards. Open Tues., Thurs., Sat. DINETTE SET, FORMICA AND chrome table (48 x 30) plus 12” leaf; 4 thickly uphol chrs., brown naugahyde. exc. cond. 446-5604. COMPACT ELECT. REFRIG. comb., stainless steel top, like 33’’wal. Prov. wall ener’ Grant, RED $50. 305 VELVET Poplar, Evanston. 4- INTER N ANTIQUE FRIDAY ONLY GLENVIEW. LOVESEAT, FINEST QUALITY, beige, 1 yr. old, cost $300, sacrifice -’ handmade twin quilts, dust ruffles; mis. art objects. 433-1283. seuen. W to 164 869-5864, Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter VICTOR Winnetka. ney UN 9-36 64: Classified—19_ �F ST SELL. ALL IN ExXon. 4 cane back imted Danish arm chairs like new, ea. Walnut game or dining rm. le 42’’ round plus 2 leaves, 6 atching chrs. plus 62’ buffet, $150, separate, Portable dishwasher, d working order, $60; 6 yr. crib : $10, matching 5 drawer ches ; special bunk size box ring, $5.00; 2-9 x 12 cotton rugs, 6 x 9 ded rug plus small rugs; miscel. pes, bedspreads, Complete Service 8, . white Bavarian cond. llaneous S SIZE er, HIGH red china, BACK Prov. KENNEDY covering, padded $70 orig., now $25; smaller cer, olive green padding, orig. $30, $15; Prov. studio couch cover w/2 . bolster down pillows; like-new ng sz. spread; 24x 60” formica top orig. $70, now $25. Eves. or 7 .m. Sat-Sun. all day. BurBecker Rd., Glenview. 724G TO ARIZONA: 8 FT.: weed davenport, new cond., per chr., $40; GE dryer laytag washer, $35 ea.; COP$125; and mahog. bed, S green quilted hdbd., coverlet to kneehole desk, + $50; mahog. blk. mbl. console tbl., $50; pr. q. chrs., needlepoint. seats, $35 other antiques and misc. 729-3099. : ALE Kinley STARTS THURS: Rd., seu, ruitwood Lake 1477. MC: 234-2491. Forest. 4° -chrs.; China ©. eab., color, $40. Norge Refrig.. 2 54” ROUND OAK stal, plus 2 leaves; nograph cab., nooked rug. 412’ orang 15. . Za ON antique gr., old $20; Sears, red nylon x 6’, $15; lady’s old Penton) Call TBL. CR 2-2262. desk; needs work, SOLID WAL. TABLE, MIN. 9” x 36”, 2 drop leaves 26” ea. 2 center drop leaves. Extends to (2’’. Half ket; price small at $98; Hudson Oriental rugs. AL Bay 6- rpet Sale Top Quality S, NYLONSE, ACRILANS. OVER remnants, all sizes and colors, reasonable. Safeway Carpets, N. Clark St., Chicago. , RY pra CUPBOARD LATE 1700'S Penn. pine dry sink $150, cherry table $135, 2 slat backs $50, eT saoeed. ladder backs $35, gold rugs, 18’x3’ runner $15, 5’ x 91%’ ipprox.) $10. DA 8-3373. POST SEASON BARGAIN! OUTDOOR GRILL barbecue grill with hood, ctric rotisserie and attachable ta$20. Call 673-1253 after 5:30. ack Naugahyde Recliner, k NEW, $85. FOR INFORMATION 729-4167 RRY ag rug, Ce 1 es EZER BUNKBEDS $35; 9X12 striped tones, $55. autumn 945-2435. FOR SALE. 8. ontal, 788 lbs. capacity, 0. Buyer pickup. 20 945-7425 (after 5). \1U. 10 PC. twin beds, MAHOG. custom WwW, purchased like Sofa Sleepers _ ae. e rms. to ant. white LANE 60% off. MATTRESS, $35. . PLETE BEDROOM FURNITURE ‘i ray. Mattress and springs, iS, drapes, etc, Excellent condi, best offer. OR 6-0484. SIZE BABY GRAND PIANO, v finish and ‘ays. 7 pe. kit. set, 9 . din. rm. set, 2 s, comp. liv. rm. 1-7756 after 6. .E. 42" Electric Range. OOD CONDITION. $35. GR_ fter 4 p.m. and week-ends. RY . $150: FRENCH Fireside upholstered ie e pest 5-2337. WRITING chair. blue chair, DESK hite old China BLACK W/ANTIQUE legs, almost new, $150. 2 pr. damask custom drapes, 108x 80, per pr. Call 296-4276. DRAWER esk and ‘ MAHOGANY KNEEHOLD chair. $45. 432-2795. swivel SOFAS: HENREDON tching, 90’’ x 48’’ long, CUSTOM like new. 5 for pair. 945-6912. BAMBOO COLOR RATTAN 69’’, turf green cushions, must " Call AL 1-3651. 200 SQ. YARDS ALL-WOOL xe: i Never used, marate. Terms. Empire Furniture. Classified $3.00 LA a SOFA, go, $35. CAR: yd., 5-9626. Evanston Review will breakfront glass 2 oe SERVICE Goldmere 5 RUGS; bed; bookcase; FOR Prompt study lamps; WANTED TO BUY; 2 DOUBLE BEDS, 1 maple canopied, 1 wh. prov. canopied or will take in exchange for my same like new twin beds. 831-3214. WE NEED PIANOS Oriental rugs. Fine furn. and china. FIELDS AM 2-2023; eves. VE 5-1640 Wanted! WANTED: SOLID MAHOGANY crafted by Eng. cabinet Rubbed oil finish. Ideal for a display, library, hobby. Stove, HOOD. 174 328- - maker. conferGR 5- ONE OF THE FINER THINGS OF life—Blue Lustre carpet and upholstery cleaner. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Millen V&S Hardware, Wilmette. : EXCELLENT CONDITION’ HIDE-Abed; couch; chairs: tables; lamps. Reasonable, Call 966-3628. HOLLYWOOD TWIN BED WITH 2 square bolsters; lounge chair; 5 drawer chest; good condition; very reasonable, Call Friday 274-1261. LIKE NEW 30” ELEC. RANGE $50. Mahog. din. rm. tble. and 6 chrs., exc. cond., $35. Server $5.00. Elec. heater $3.00, Floor lamp, much misc. 2922 Payne, Evanston UN 4-9794. * Glenview Announcements 3 WOOL COATS SIZE 12-14-16: wool dresses size 12; after 5 dresses size 10 to 12; pink formal size 12: skirts size 12; blouses; slacks; sweaters; shells. Costume jewelry; purses; cocktail bags. 14 pr. ladies shoes size B and 514 B; 2 pr. 732A and 715AA. DA 8-5170. YE OLDE Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For LADIES WHO HAVE GAINED. weight. ‘Fabulous clothes of all types for all seasons. 8’s, 10’s and 12’s. Exc. cond. Very fashionable. Wonderful buys. Thurs., Fri. 10:30 to 5. Sat. 2-5. 724-1533 or 729-2968. JANE IN or MAGNAVOX TV SET. BLACK AND white, 24” picture tube, fairly new, 2 speakers, cabinet 31’’ wide, 38” high, fruitwood finish, perfect cond. A real buy for $60. AL 1-6436 SACRIFICE: HI-FI STEREO COMPOnents; Craftsman radio; Fisher amplifier; speakers;. in exquisite antique white and gold cab. Quick sale. Thurs. only. $100. UN 9-6243. 20 watts each channel. 175 $60. i ZENITH 23” EBONY AND cabinet; 4 speakers; tone space command. 272-7368. Apparel and WICKER control; BRING 644 COCKTAIL SUITS, DRESSES, Bought last year. Beaded. able. PArk 4-0129. IN Green RESALE YOUR FALL AND clothing for resale. Bay Rd., WINTER 256-2990 MINK AND PERSIAN (WITH MINK trim) jackets. Misc. clothing. Rosen, first floor, 6936 N. Bell, Chicago 4655221. Sat. 9 to 4 p.m. Natural Ranch Mink Jacket SIZE 16 TO 20. EXCELLENT COND. Must sell immediately. AL 1-7392. BLACK BORGANA COAT WITH MINK collar from Fields. Other apparel sz. 12 to 14. Best offer. 446-4530. SILVER only 1 BLUE MINK CAPE WORN year. $165 or less. Tel.: 491-9437. LEATHER COAT SIZE 16 HAT AND PURSE TO MATCH. Call DA 8-2997. BLACK PERSIAN LAMB COAT, SIZE. 12, $50; white Borgana coat, size 9, $20; Olive green satin cocktail dress, size 9, $10; spring coats. AL 6-1289. WEDDING IVORY, SILK For SZ. 9. Reason- DRESS LINEN, SIZE Call 446-8237. 9. Sale—Miscellaneous SILEX BLENDER; KITCHEN AIDE coffee grinder; 24’ extension ladder; 4 prs. rec. rm. draperies, 76 x 3314; white bookcase bed, night tbl., and 4 drawer chest; elec. corn popper; galoshes for lge. dog. 724-5747. ANTIQUES FOR CHRISTMAS Rose Medallion, and Adderlys Chelsea; China, Cut Glass, Amer. pressed glass, Silver, Furniture, Antq. Jewel ry. LINDWALL’S, 808 Oak St., Winnetka (12 blk. W. of Green Bay Rd.) Times gains, Tues. WE ARE CLOSING! a’flyin’, shop early for incl. din. rm. set. SPOTS FLEA MARKET 822 Custer, Evanston through Sat. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. har- KING SIZE BEDROOM SET; CANOPY bedroom set; Maple single bdrm. set; white lounge chrs.; dinette set; spine piano; mangle; snow tires 915 x 15 on wheels, like new, $40. 920 Chestnut, Wilmette 256-3920 OUTDOOR FURNITURE; LAWN mower; leaf sweeper; Philco refrig.: Mobil Maid dishwasher; antique Pier mirror; Audubon oval rug; bird cage: clock; wagon. Misc. 1734 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette. MEN’S SKI PANTS 34 S $5.00; §S fur rugs $20 ea.; leather chr. $25; masonite wardrobe $5.00; chest of drawers $5.00. GR 5-1144 TRUMPET; DRUM TABLE; AIR CONditioner; Hardy Boys books; Gas stove; bed frame: train and acces.: roller and ice skates; Misc. 446-8120. 10 FT. GARAGE complete, Sa Furs WIGS 100% HUMAN HAIR, $200 value, case included. Must sac. $55, also Falls and Wiglets. Lay away for the Holidays. Dealer. 676-0622. * Northbrook Star * Hi ghland Park Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter offer. Madison-Fielding Stereo Amplifier, 824-4369. GILLOGLY’S KENILWORTH Sale 23’”” WALNUT ZENITH CONSOLE; excellent condition, $75 or best Call 869-6868. RACKE RESALE AND THRIFT SHOP, 1508 Howard St., Chicago. 743-9188. Lovely selection winter coats, furs and suits. Children’s apparel and accessories. Open Sundays 12 to 5. 176 CITIZENS BAND EQUIP. FOR SALE, moving to Executive Band. Will sac. comp. Sampson Base station incld.: D104 Mike, Transmitter, Receiver, Modulator, Scope etc. Cadre w/Portapak, like new Transistor Kardi Phone 23 channel, Karde 5 channel, Polycom, Johnson Messenger, 3 element beam and rotor. May be seen Sun. only, 1 to p.m., 1926 Washington, Wilmette. DROP LEAF KITCHEN’ TABLE, white with 2 white and pink wrought iron chairs, 2 yrs. old, $50; dble. bed w/wal. headbd, 3 yr. old, $75. Call Mrs. Kaufmann, 472-8220 or 256-3662. JUST MOVED! TRAVERSE RODS: oyster white drapes 90” long, 245 panels; 2 walnut standards for wall shelves. Best offer. 256-0688. FOR amount. 689-4988. MAPLE BDRM. SET. MUST BE good condition. Call after 6 weekends. 537-4568. USED GAS STOVES AND refrigerators. Dealer. UN 4-5133 1104 Emerson St., rear. after 6 p.m. HOLLYWOOD BED WITH FOAM RUBber mattress and spring, very good condition. Best offer. CALL AL 6-0728 80915 MAIN ST. EVANSTON Breathtaking collection of holiday clothes: cocktail suits and dresses, also formals and furs. Tues., Wed., coe Sat. 10-4, Thurs. 12-7:30. DA Silver Blue Mink Stole FURNITURE Will. pay small North Chicago. SHOP THE LAST ACT RESTYLED 1966. EXCELLENT condition. $150. Call 234-5548. WOULD LIKE TO BUY DANSK variation IV flatware. Please call AL 1-3880 if you have any for sale. EVANSTON HEAVY NYLON PLUSH CARPETING, choice of 4 colors. a, $8.00 yd. close out price. $3.75 yd. Terms. Empire, 6014 W. Dempster, 965-4300. Round Table, CHERRY DINING ROOM TABLE WITH EXTENSION LEAVES GOOD CONDITION 272-0748 misc. TABLE, USED large family. Will pick up. VACUUM SALES Trade in your old vac-$15.95 Hoover or Electrolux. One year rt 6040 Dempster, Morton Grove, 967-5770. IKING SALES CoO. LARGE, 60" NORTH SHORE’S EXCLUSIVE RESALE MOST WIGS WILL SACRIFICE— Regular $75; for $35, also others. Phone 764-6780 Sun. through Wed. - QUALITY WIG SALES representative. PEDESTAL BASE. Call 256-4845. WANTED TO BUY—CHINA ROYAL DOULTON—MALVERN WEDGEWOOD TORBAY 446-3438 PIECE tbls.; USED REFRIGERATORS AND GAS STOVES pick-up. Dealer UN 4-5133 NEED FROM PRIVATE PARTY FR. Period Furn. Any age, cond. Painted dishes; Pictures; Misc. Any kind of Oriental rugs, Amer. Orientals; also Piano. Dir. 588-1020 anytime. FOR bedspread; DISHES—TOOLS Mdse. Job Lots. Liquidations. PArk 4-5171 WILL BUY YOUR GOOD QUALITY used furniture and antiques. For quick service call The Original Crost. Furniture Store UN 4-0189 N 4-2550 pattern, 2 5-5900 TOP MOVING: MUST SELL SPINET PIano; liv. rm. furn.; kit. set; bdrm. set; crptg.; drapes; lamps; sewing ata TV; lawn mower; etc. OR 4- 2 LOVE SEATS; 2 TABLES, excellent condition. Call after 9 a.m. 465-8877. Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News PC. china, 9X12 GOLD din. set; dbl. drawers; DINETTE SET; DROPLEAF, FORMIca table, 2 chairs; white with gold fleck, bronzetone legs. $20. 272-8679. * Wilmette All Types orign. package, reduced. Olympic pore typewriter, exc. cond. Call GR 5- SELLING OUT DISPLAY in 4 model homes. Will up to 50% off. We deliver 6 Burner Roper 92 12. Noritake HO 328-5775 Y-Not Resale Shoppe, Inc. FURNITURE DINING ROOM SET WITH BREAKfront; also twin bdrm. set w/chest, dresser and mirror. Attractive liv. rm. furn. w/tables and lamps. All like new. Reasonable. Eves. after 6 p.m., or weekend, call WE 5-4212. COMPLETE REFRIGERATOR—FREEZER 16 CU. FT. COPPERTONE BUILT-IN CALL 234-5159 DBLE. OVEN, COPPER TONE Call after 5 p.m. 729-4493. GRANDS HFNREDON DIN. RM. SET, CAB. Drexel and Paul McCobb bdmr. sets; Imperial tbls.; India screen; Brazilian Hi-Fi; Elec. Guitar and amp. All year eld. Books. AL 6-0662. YARDS BEIGE CARPETING; Bigfelow serenade, 6 x 12 and approx. 12 x 18, cheap. Call GR. 5-0980. > TV BEAUTIFUL CONSOLE cabinet: Couch and 2_ upholstered chairs. Very reasonable. Call ORchard 4-0809. Prices CHICAGO ART GALLERIES Member-Appraisers Ass’n of America ANTIQUES—PAINTINGS ART OBJECTS—FURNITURE. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. Miss Hall 561-7256 ANTIQUES: BRASS BEDS, DBL. $35. ea.: drop leaf tbl. $15: wooden medicine chests, cheap; lge. glass door hutch type cupboard: wicker hanging basket; lamps; bric-a-brac. 251-2085. 32 BUILDER furniture separate, 295-7771 Top BOOKCASES-DESKS-CHESTS-ETC. UNPAINTED FURNITURE MART Largest Selection-DIscount Prices 7550 N. Milwaukee Ave. (At Harlem) Open Mon. and Thurs. evenings. OPEN SUNDAYS 11 to 3 763-7680 LYON HEALY 5 FT. GRAND piano, good condition, $500; 9x12 ft Ispahan Oriental rug, $195; 4 x 111% ft. Oriental runner, $70. Call UN 4-5816 before 11 a.m. or after 7 p.m. — All Makes Evanston 646 W. DIVERSEY 281-6636 Chicago’s most fabulous resale shop offers exquisite selection of fine gently used clothes at gentle prices. DESIGNER’S COLLECTION-FURS. DAILY SUBURBAN PICK-UPS Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. THURS. 12 TO 8 P.M. (Closed Tues.) Dolls, Ave., Midwest Piano Co. table. MOVING MUST SACRIFICE 3 PC. Ital. prov. din. rm. set and 6 chairs, custom tbl. pads incl. Also 12 x 15 plus avocado carpet and 8 x 12 white India carpet with avocado fringe, pads incl. All exc. cond. Buggy and play pen. 869-2177 after 12. and 5-0108 Need Pianos MOVING SALE—LIKE NEW KITCHEN with birch cabinets, built-in gas oven and range and sink for only $325; and at give away prices refrigerator, elec. range, washer and dryer, $35 each. Kitchen table and chairs, youth bed and much other furniture. 272-2225. wood; 823 Dempster, TEAR OUT THIS AD SELLING Venetian antique Benefits the Blind HALF PRICE SALE CONTINUES FORMALS AND TUXEDOS Shoes 25c RUGS AND CALL GR 5-869§ WHEN selling Furniture, Antiques, Misc. Dorothy’s, 1231 Chicago Evanston. semi-circular Apparel and Furs Bargain Boutique PAID BY WANT 2 STAGE SNOW BLOWER, 6 H.P. or more, must have electric starter. Also modern desk and matching double dresser for teen-age girl’s room, maximum side-by-side length, 7 ft. 675-2065 eves. or wkend. 50” HIGH OAK CHEST; CAPTAIN and folding chairs; record cab; oval end table; oval horse head plaques; aqua dishes; neptune wall planter. Plaques: Aries; Scorpio; Aquarius; Browning; Keats; Shelley; Bryon; Verdi; Gounod. Lg. scones. UN 4-7522. COL- ' light top MERCHANDISE GReenleaf STEINWAY-MASON-HAMLIN Grands refinished and reconditioned like new. BALDWIN GRAND, Like new (41% Yr.) Mon, and Thurs. 9-9 Sun. 12-5 FIELD’S 7315 N. Western, Chicago 36’’ NORGE GAS STOVE $75: 9 PC. French Prov. din. rm. set w/drop leaf tbl.; mod. wal. bdrm. set w/2 tw. beds compl., triple dresser and bachelor chest, $125. 475-6848. each. with all the extras, excellent n. Moving, must sell. $125 or SOFA FRUITWOOD marble STEINWAY 2 ITALIAN matching dropleaf table, 3 boards pads w/2 arm chrs. 677-8578. print $50 offer. Call 272-5084. "ALIAN TABLE; with Goods PRICES OSCAR ISBERIAN ORIENTAL TRADE-INS ACCEPTED FOR Two black iron decorator folding chairs. French Provincial living room chair. Formica topped kitchen table, 4 chairs, Call 446-7071. or Widdicomb drop-leaf tbl. 3 extra leaves, 6 chairs, buffet. Blonde oak dbl. bed, mattress, box springs, ironer. 272-3176. Excellent cond. 251-0365. IOTPOINT DE LUXE 40” ELECTRIC = — con COFFEE CONTEMPORARY Will ar Crib and Chifforobe, n. RE statue design. SOLID MAHOG. DUNCAN PHYFE din. rm. tbl., 6 chrs., buffet, $70; Daystrom kit. set, $25; Queen Anne chr., $20; all exc. cond. PA 4-8334 after 5 p.m. like offer takes. Call GR 5-0104., 3 Italian Prov. floral decorated NEED HIGHEST table, Queen Ann style antique green desk with gold trim. Victorian: wood carved side chair. Venus de Milo MOVING. DUNCAN PHYFE APT. size table, 4 chairs; knee hole desk, lt. walnut; some china; toaster; misc. household items. All mint condition. 491-1112 after 7 p.m. or weekend. = 5-0900. wood, REDECORATED, AM best offers, Italian maroon imported round tables; 2 white twin size beadspreads. Several lamnvs. Sacrifice. AL 1-0966 FURNITURE SALE: NEW AND USED. Also, repairing, refinishing. upholstering. Cane and rush seats installed. Weber’s Furniture Co.. 829 Chicago, Evanston. UNiversity 4-6600. $350. S AUTOMATIC WASHER; ‘inger washer; twin walnut beds. NEW HAVE for cab.5 HEAVY DUTY COMMERCIAL WASHer; elect. dryer; dehumidifier; nylon rug; chrs.; tbls.; mirrors; lamps; couch; studio bed; golf clubs (4 Wilson Staff ladies’ woods); 432-2145. Empire. VErnon decorators Round fruitwood pedestal din. table and 4 chrs. $2,500 takes all. For appt. Call 679-1141. DINNETTE SET SWEDISH MODERN LIGHT WOOD table with 3 leaves, 4 chairs, glass cover for table. Fedders inwall aircond. 9,000 BTU. Call 677-5525 or OR 51555 or 6. 965-4300 ITH LIKE TV to Buy—Hshid. Antiques, Fine Furniture, China Cut Glass, Bric-A-Brac, Silver, etc. OR BEST RESULTS CALL HOLLYWOOD ART GALLERIES SHeldrake 3-3573 6618 N. Ridge $79.88 5 pe. wrought iron kit. top $35. All items like Wd. WE PARKER FURNITURE CO. 1560 Howard St. Chicago 764-2206 1142 blks. E. of ‘‘L’’ Station Daily to 6 Mon., Thurs. to 9 Sun. to 5 PRIVATE SALE OF ELEGANT FURN. Beautiful 10 pc, liv. rm. grouping in URNITURE OF 11 MODEL HOMES. _ sepa rate, 20’ yrs. old $100. tble. w/glass new 869-7354. 173 QUEEN ANNE LOVE SEAT; CONtemporary love seat; refrectory table; Empire flip top table; gate leg tbl.; coffee tbl.; drum tbl.; crystal candelabra; wall sconces; carved high back Victorian chairs; Dresden lamps; antique tea cart; antique wash stand; Dresden and Italian figurines; converted vases and oil lamps; oil paintings and engravings; Asian teak wood tbls. and carved figures. Many other items suitable for gifts not listed. AL 1-7358 until Thanksgiving. YOU’VE ASKED FOR THEM—2 EXcellent wood. kitchen tables, a low 2 drawer chest, odd chairs. wash stand needs pulls, Pine woodbox-sm. gateleg table, gas grate etc. Evanston Antique & Resale, 826 Custer Ave., Evanston. Closed Wed. . PC. OVAL WALNUT D.R. SET, 6 side chrs., ext. tble., china cabinet | w/glass front $100. Med. end thle. $25, R.C.A. Victor Hi Fi (3 pec.) $100. 175 Goods HIDE-A-WAY SOFA BED; G.E. ELEC. mangle; 24’ extension ladder; desk: various tbl. lamps; elec. kit. appliances, Call after 6 p.m. or Sat. and Sun., OR 3-216€. 358-6800 "SPECIAL PURCHASE" SET, tops, Field. ELEC. ROASTER, COMP. stand, $10. 3/4 size metal bed, : tt. Looks like mahogany, al CALL For Sale—Household MUST SACRIFICE! BALDWIN ACROsonic mahog. spinet, perf. cond.; dressers; desks; English dishes, service for 12; it. din. set; wash. mach.; chest freezer; 6 burner gas stove, like new. Bamboo rec. rm. furn. Frplc. access. ID 2-4640. SELLING FURNITURE, CARPETING and drapery from de luxe model homes. Buy any piece or entire room at big savings. CASH OR BUDGET PLAN FREE DELIVERY HERE THEY ARE!! Motorola 172 40°%—60%, OFF oe new, , 251-7837 or Sat. 251-6572. é 172 For Sale—Household Goods MAKE EXCELLENT GIFTS, UNIV. 6 burner, 2 oven stove, $100; Nesco roaster with stand, $35; Mixmaster, $29; Meat slicer, $8.50; Slide projector $20; small dropleaf table with 2 chairs, $20; 2 reed hampers twin, $7.50; 2 alum. cots with mattresses, $15; All in excellent condition. Can be seen Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at an Austin Ave. Morton Grove, IIl. FOOT BDRM. Sie ee PERFECT FOR SMALL DINING area. Modern contemporary 60 in. glass Marshall “ai ed SPECIALS AVAILABLE NOW 12 Genuine Kirman Rug 12 Genuine Sarouk Rug 12 Genuine Sarouk Rug 12 Genuine Sarouk Rug 7 Turkish Rug 5 Genuine Kirman Rug. : 0 Karastans and American Orientals in room sizes, area rugs and runners on sale at KIRKOR’S. 1010 Church St., Evanston 328-0033 Open daily 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Mon., Thurs., Fri., till 9:30 p.m. rs. old, A-1 cond., $75. 3 rugs, 10 x 12, 1 Full size bed, springs, and attress, A-1 cond., $35. Speed Queen sher, A-1, $50. G.E. Washer, $15. . items. ae 172 For Sale—Household Goods ORIENTAL RUGS $35, Luggage and much 5c up. Call 234-5548, c DOOR, 4 SECTIO wood-paneled like now. Phone 945-3868. new. Price: Oil Burner Adaptor GOOD CONDITION. 831-3214. $40. KEEP CARPET CLEANING lems small — use Blue Lustre wall. Rent electric shampooer, Eckart Hardware, Winnetka. * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Nov. 16, PROBwall to $1.00. 196 �1 1 176 For Sale—Miscellaneous 25” Color TV sets, De Luxe Inut cabinets, $460; Video Fape ‘recorders, cameras sets air intercoms with 50’ 2 conductor wire, $9.95; Record changer, 4 speed, $15.95; Dial telephone, $8.95; Watches, $6.95 to $29.95; 5 watt transceivers, $85; 6 transistor radios, $3.95; Cartridge tape player, $59.95 and up; 2 cu. ft. refrigerator and 2 cu. ft. freezers, $69 each; TV tubes and picture tubes at 50% off list; Unpainted furniture; Tape recorders, $9.95 and up; Walkie Talkies, $10.95 per pair and up; Plastic sheeting. 12’ 4 mil thick; hand hair dryer, $6.95. MYKROY, 645 INC. WHEELING RD. 537-0280 WHEELING 50% DISCOUNT 1966 Large CHRISTMAS quantities and 1967 CHRISTMAS avail. CARDS COMPLETE RANGE OF PRICES Open Monday and Thursday evenings Marion Osborne Greeting Cards 915 Chicago Av., Evanston HOUSEHOLD SALE: LYON AND Healy apt. sz. grand piano; Dining Tm. . set chrs. buffet); Early American sofa, chrs.; bdrm. furn.; lamps; Magnus organ; kitchen set; end tbls.; Redwood patio furniture; wrought iron bench and planter box; Cab. bar; tools; much miscellany— 8220 N. Lockwood (5300 West) Skokie: . Thurs. and Fri., 11-16 and 11-17, 10 a.m, to 4 p.m.; and Sat,, 11-18, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. : GARAGE SALE NOV. 18TH 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Household Fcrnishings. Antiques, bric-a-brac! Wrought iron table, $18; Contour chair, $85; love seat, $90 Haywood Wakefield bar, $20; Maple chests, $35; Maple desk wvchair, $35; double’ bed box spring w/mattress, $25; card table w/4 chairs, $5.00; Outdoor garden lights; > Edger cultivator and many other items. 3022 Payne St., Evanston. PAIR MATCHING EASY CHAIRS; and rocker (all newly uphlst.): 3 pe. bdrm. set (sng. bd.), $50; large silk wall-hanging; boxes of old beads, laces and ornaments (and some Christmas); old doll buggy; character dolls; patchwork quilts: sterling spoons; odd china, some Limoge, antq. advertsng. cards; sheet music. . Call GR 5-7443. BASEMENT SALE. THIS FRI. AND Sat. only. Many delightful Christmas items to choose from. Imported doll collection; tandem bicycle; clothes; furniture; ping pong table; black} boards; bric-a-brac. You name it, we probably have it, Come early for best selection. 2116 Greenwood Av., Wilmette. POLAROID J66 CAMERA W/COLOR attacn., perf. cond., $35 incl. “ attach.; leather case, like new, $10; train tables, never used, fold away, $15 each; 9 lb. bowling ball, man’s left handed bowling ball, both w/bag, $7.00 ea.; Guitar for beginners, $8.00 w/case. Misc. VE 5-0148. ARAGE SALE: SAT., NOV. 18 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, 2350 Peachtree Lane, Northbrook, Snow blower, lawn mower; pool tble.; port. typewriter; Hi-Fi; bedrm. furn.; workbench; garden tools; 12 gauge shotgun; Pearson bow, arrows. ADY’S BLACK OTTOMAN COAT with black beaver trim, never worn, size 12 0; brown squirrel jacket, good cond. 12-14 $50; left hand bowling ball,; camera; ra knits, ski sweaters; shoes 519-6-642. 846-2619 after 6, weekends. OVING TO APT. — LAWN MOWER; garden equip.; garden furn.; dbl. bed, extra long, sprg., matt., hdbd.; 2 Danish lounge chrs.; brass teacart; kit. tbl.; boy’s bike; boy’s clothing; sm. kit. ‘appls. Sacrifice. AL 6-0556. OVING. DREXEL MAH. BREAKfront; Hickory rec. rm. set; Formica top kitch table; chest of drawers; pr. floor lamps; solid maple bed frame; air cond.; snow blower; man’s 28” bike; misc. Low prices. 446-6987. SRIB AND MATT. $10; CAR SEAT $1.00; baby tenda $3.00; port. crib sides $2.00; 3 youth chairs $3.00 ea.; infants seat $1.00; 4 straight — $2.00 ea. Sears dress form $8.00. Call AL 1-7449. OUSE SALE. BE THANKFUL FOR these great savings. Household appliances; furn.; children’s and adult’s clothing: knick knacks:; Sat. and Sun. only. 534 Knox, Wilmette, 10 to 5 p.m. EWO 750X14 SNOW TIRES AND wheels, for ’63 Chevy, $10; 2 twin-siz. + bed frames and brass hdbds., 724-9374. BEAU, SOLID WAL. TABLE, MIN. SZ. 8 x 36’’. 2 drop leaves 26’’ ea. plus 2 center drop leaves. Extends to 112. Half price at $98. 4 Points Hudson Bay blanket. AL 6-3155. BARGAINS: ANTIQUES, GIFTS, brass; old buggv: trunks; rockets; toys; clocks; glass; china; much misc. After 9 A.M. 313 Greenleaf, Wilmette. MISC. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Toys; Ceiling fixtures; drapes. bane *. best offer. R 5-3460 ISC. FURN.; CLOTHING FOR TEEN: agers and for women size 8 to 12 Sat. and Sun. Nov. 18 and i. 2926 W. 3 ascher, Chicago. 561-8081 HELIUM BALLOONS TO BRIGHTEN ANY OCCASION Call GR 5-0850 FTARAGE SALE: PING PONG TBL. (fair condition); 2 sgl. bed Hollywood frames; TV, gas mower (both need repair). All reasonable. 446-7639. ov. 16, 1967 $275; 176 Sale—Miscellaneous 19” wide x 10 ft. power mower GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Victorian style chandelier, 10 lights, opal glass globes; opal glass light fixtures, also victorian style; 4 light rm.; conditioner, millinery AL 1-5849 or 561-5722. and 3 ton acc. way mirror and cane EARLY CHRISTMAS SHOPPER! 19 WREATHS AND CORNUCOPIAS; Selectamatic toaster; Sunbeam coffeemaster; retracting line clothes dryer; tripod and light bar. All 42 price. Also many used items. 1323 Landwehr, Northbrook. (rear door). 272-2245, air Call MOVING TO w/3 HOUSE WITH NO STORAGE. Come buy our JUNQUE. Fri. through Sun. 980 Melody Rd., Lake Forest (1 ba N. Rt. 60 corner Waukegan) 234- WANTED HO Call SOFA, LOUNGE CHAIRS, CHEST, silver, cameras, sports and gym eaqpt.; luggage; radio; rotisserie; misc. SALESMAN’S SAMPLES OF GIFT ITEMS. 1732 Keeney, Evanston. Thurs. 10 to 4, or by appt. 491-0120. TO BUY! or Lionel Train Layout 272-3969 2 ANTIQUES: BRASS, COPPER, PEW: ter; art glass, furniture, and much mise, Wauconda Trading Post on Rt. 12. 4 mi. N. Lake Zurich. Open Fri.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-5 JAckson 6-7495 or PA 4-6177 ANT., CARP., TOOLS: TBLS., CAB gZas- -elec. fix., crocks; steins; lamps; lanterns; silver: flatware: scales; mr mrbl.; guns; knobs; watches; hin es; pumps; locks; jars; 100 mise. AL 1IT’S TERRIFIC. THE WAY WE’RE selling Blue Lustre for cleaning rugs and upholstery. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Wolff Ace Hardware, Wilmette. REMODELED KITCHEN LYON white metal kit. cabinets, top and base with hood and fan. Reasonable. Call HI 6-5508 BAKER COMMODES, REAS.;: 2 odd chests, $15 ea.; D.R. fixture; glass cart; Tomlinson chr.; boys’ cloth., sz. 4-6; dbl. headboard; wood storms and screens: wooden bench. AL 1-1860. GARAGE SALE: THURS. FRI., SAT. Photographic equipment; toys; games; household bric-a-brac; tools; sports equipment; barbecue; 12 Winfield Circle, Winnetka, vicinity Hibbard, Winnetka ‘Av. CHRISTMAS BASEMENT SALE. Gifts never used; 35 mm. supermatic remote control proj., framed prints; round, marble top coffee table; misc. wares, clothing. Thurs., Fri., 9 to 5. 2129 Pioneer Road, Evanston. FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES: PIPES; angles; iron sheets; and other misc. HIGHLAND WASTE MATERIAL 1466 Berkeley Rd., Highland Park IDlewood 3-1466 NEED BABY FURN., HIDE-A-BED, toboggan (used once)? These, plus bureaus, skates, ironstone’ china, as, misc. 1315 Chestnut, Wilm. AL 6-0993. ENCYCLOPEDIAS 1965 20 VOL. COST $200, sacrifice ; Webster un- GARAGE SALE Moving: will sell many items. 2127 Maple Ave., Northbrook, W. of Milwaukee Rd. tracks. 9 to 3 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. abridged GARAGE SALE Dbl. sink; doors; beds; many other household items. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fri.. Sat., Sun. 3658 Maple Ave., Northbrook. KNITTING MACHINE; 150 YARDS wool fab.; refrig.; T.V.; chest; 2 swivel chrs.; . port. rot. and oven; encyclopedias; misc. Give away prices. 864-3644. FRIDAY NOV. 17, 9:30 TO 4. GREEN drapes 63 x 144; beige drapes 63 x 100; men’s and ladies’. air conditioner; clothing; baby equip.; misc. 1722 Monroe, Apt. 1A, Evanston. MAHOG. BDRM. SET AND RECORD cabinet: Kenmore console sewing machine; mirror; Craftsman 10” table po standard typewriter. PArk 4GARAGE SALE. NOV. 17TH AND 18th from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Everything must go. Name it—we may have it. Also antiques. 2005 Washington Av., Wilmette. dictionary, Britannica; 251-7385. cost $45 sac. $15; hide-a-bed; sofa; chair. STEREO RECORDS, 75 CENTS EA. Over 300-331/3 albums to choose from. Exc. cond. Multiplex tuner. Exq. genes and Scottish wall clocks. 9 ANT. MAHOG. 4 SHELF BOOKCASE, 3 glass doors, 65’’ length,, 53’ high, 16” deep, $50; ant. cups, saucers; ant. spool holder; books; bric-a- -brac; Fri. 9:30 a.m., 218 Woodbine, Wilmette. MAF'LE BED COMPLETE; ZENITH TV: record turntable: speaker cabinet; elec. motors; radiators; lavatory sinks; aluminum storms. 446-1646. DeLuxe Quality Turkeys CALL FRANK CE 4-0256 IDEAL 6 player AT LeWa FARM or CE 4-1260 CHRISTMAS shuffle alley yc : ond “ Og Pye GIFT | game, $100; Coronado refrig., er 6 burner Roper gas stove, $40. 272-7951. STORM at ee : cae bi ery 869-0346 SIZES. FURNITURE; CLOTHING; brac; toys. Very reasonable. 17, 9 to 4 p.m., 6939 Lincolnwood. OR 6-2689. 2 VIOLINS; corder, WOLLENSAK model Com eoncrne ae: 303. WINDOWS, woop, T1500; Wtd. to buy—Miscllaneous : KEEP CARPET CUEANING PROBlems small — use Blue Lustre wall to wall. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00 Wienecke V&S Hardware, Glencoe. MOVING TO SMALLER HOME 2 complete bdrm. sets, antique white and gold; lyre back organ-piano chr.; 2 antique white end tbls.; 2 wrought iron arm chrs.; service ‘for 12 fine china; pole lamp; rock maple desk and chr.; beauty lounge massagerrealxer. Good condition, reasonably priced. HI 6-8228. MUST SELL—ASSORTED HOUSEhold good-kit. set, bar stools; wrought iron marble like din. rm. tbl. and chairs; fish tank and set up; movie camera; boy’s bicycle; lawn mower; cane back velvet chairs; hair dryer; den sofa; twin bed; typewriter—any reas. offer accepted. Phone 296-2107. refused. GE auto. defrost refrig.; stove; freezer; ‘ping pong tbl.; Solar photographic enlarger, 4.5 lens; misc.; Also beaut. 70 yr. old mirrored solid waborany carved sideboard. Phone VE 5-2027 or come to 785 Valley Rd., Glencoe. powder Sis Sera# = vanity ag 177 Sale—Miscellaneous re. chair, $25; dresser w/mirror, $30; old mason jars, $1.00 ea.; Lge. barrel, $5.00 old trunk, $7.00; few chairs; dishes; lamps; odds and ends. 1612 Ferndale, Northbrook. CR 2-4501 OFFER For gg CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS 10,000 G.E. Merry Midget 35 Light Sets clear and multi color. Commercial and Industrial Outdoor Decorations, Lighted Garlands, Wreaths, Lanterns and other new and used displays. Perfect for home, church, business and other uses. Open weekends. DECORATIONS UNLIMITED, INC. 1825 Holste Rd., Northbrook. 272-8400 TIME STOOD STILL! Dk. solid mah. pineapple four-poster bed, $75; highboy w/mirror, $25; MEXICO for and Cases. ON 1966 CHRISTMAS CARDS, YES we imprint. Cards im orted from most countries, 5c an up. Great Mexican Seplay. Imported gift wraps, very unique shop carrying only the unusual. HOUSE OF RED CHENILLE Formerly Swedish Peasant Shop 91214 Chicago Av., Evanston JUST RETURNED FROM MEXICO and southwest with jewelry, Guatemalian material, pinatas and many goodies. House of the Red Chenille (formerly Swedish Peasant Shop—under same ownership), 91212 Chicago Av., Evanston. fixtures Register Display 50%, DISC. BASEMENT SALE: BARGAINS GAlore! 16 mm _ proj., $5.00; 2 port. Hi-Fi’s $5.00 and $10, ping-pong tbl., $10; clarinet, $15; silver Christmas tree, $5.00; King’s sz. spread, $4.00; corner tbl., $2.00; Fender Stratocaster guitar; toys; games; much misc. 524 Warren Rd. Glenview. Thurs.Fri. REASONABLE Cash . THRIFT HOUSE HOUSE SALE: LAWSON PRINT SOFA; 3 cane occas. chairs; marble top table; Dunbar round table; lamps; approx. 85 yd. casement drapes; paintings; 3 sets dishes; silver; mod. din. rm. fixture; King sz. spread; twin spreads, matching short drapes; double dresser; jewelry; women’s, men’s, and child’s wardrobe; misc. 10 to 4:30 Thurs. through Sun. 1077 Green Bay Rd., Glencoe. NO Glass CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 511 Main St. Evanston Operated by Evanston Junior League BRASS BEDSTEAD, $30; ANT. OAK commode, $30; mple. lounge chr., $15; settee, chr. and tble. for fam. rm., $25; oak thle, 5 chrs., $30; ant. wall phone, $25; pr. Bentwood chrs., $10; matching dresser and chest, $35; kneehole desk and chr., $60; hall chr. ce $18; pullup chr. and "footstool, $20; ant. oak wash stand w/towel bar, $35; bdrm. lounge chr., $18; pr. bar stools w/backs, $8.00; Tiffany (type) lamp, $35; 6 Queen Anne oak chrs., $40; French Prov. Magnavox radio, $20; boy’s 26” racer, $18. 1615 Elmwood St., Wilmette. ° (needs carburetor); Walton humid.; 2 bridesmaid dresses size 10 never worn; elec. mixer; wire wheels and tires (31 Ford); twin blue satin tufted bedspreads. Much misc. SAT. ONLY 9 A.M. 605 LINDEN, WILMETTE. SEWING MACHINE SALE Electric sewing machines $15 guar. Singer, White, National Westinghouse, etc. Special sale on Zig-Zag serine machines, Singer, Pfaff, Viking an Necchi, etc. Clean, oil, adjust tension any make sewing machine, Service special $6.75. Pick-up and delivery included. Call 967-5770. VIKING SALES CO. 6040 Dempster St., Morton Grove MOVING: New OPEN THURS. NOV. 16 TO 9:30, Mon., Nov. 20th for consignment and Fri. and Sat., Nov. 24th and 25th for selling. CLOSED Tue., Wed., Thurs., Nov. 21st through 23. CONTOUR CHAIR, LIKE MOVING: new; lg. screen console TV and record player; 2 pr. girl’s riding boots size 5 and 7; steamer trunk; child’s pool table: infant’s wardrobe chest; wire posts; 176 : 2 high, on legs, $75; parrot antiq. marble mantel clock $60; 3 porcelain figurines $70; Hollywood rotis. $10; Filtron coffee brewer $8.00; 8 sect. folding screen $5.00; antiq. mirror 34 x 45’’, ornate frame $10; 16 mm Eastman Kodak movie camera, approx. 40 yrs. old $15; mever used folk guitar and case $110; many old dishes $1.00 each; Rand McNally globe and Atlas, never used $40; baby walker $2.00; champagne glasses 10c each; chafing dish $8.00. Call HI 6-6477 eves. or weekend. steel = For Sale—Miscellaneous : Like $100; Oriental rug, 10, ackgroun blue border shuffleboard fencing; CARDS imprinting For LLEN W “keys, elec. mulberr BRIC-AFri. Nov. Kenton, TAPE artist’s RE- easel; 446-5849. lete a deal ain Sale every Sat. Col. Dan Danner, WE’LL YOUR TBL. GARAGE SALE fort wth ITEMS UNDAY 7940 BECKWITH. MORTON GROVE. ee CRAFTSMAN RIDING MOWER perfect MASSAGE ROLLER CR 2-4411. 70,000 BTU KENMORE SPACE HEATer: excellent condition, $80; Early American dining rm. tbl., $25. Best offer. 299-6721. BDRM. SETS; BASEMENT SALE: asst. toys; steel play kit. set; doll buggies; boy’s bike. Etc. Assorted clothing, good cond. AL 1-2258. UN 4-5133 LARGE OLD WIDE GAUG 2 trains made _ 1900-1939. spec. looking for passenger cars over long. Don’t have to run. GR 5 178 family, BED, 4-7196. NEWLY GIBSON GUITARS, 1 LEFT handed and 1 right; 2 pr. boy’s roller skates w/cases, 2 pr. ice skates, sz. 8 and 10. All exc. PArk 9-4664 BRASS ‘FIREPLACE SCREEN, ANDIrons and tools, in good condition, $25; photographers ten Xe FOOD TASTES LIKE NEW INCINERATOR CAN NOT use in new home. Best offer accepted Call 251-3189 after 4 p.m. BRASS DBLE. BED, BOX SPRINGS and mattres, $95; rt. typewriter; maple coffee tble. 251-5465. TABLE SAW WITH STAND, HALF h.p. motor, $40. 4 burner gas stove, $8.00. Phone after 6:30, 835-4779. BSMT. AND GAR. SALE, HOUSEHOLD ang garden items, bargains. 1393 gewood Ln. (N.E. corn. of Vernon), Winnetka. Sat. only 9 to 4. MEN’S FIGURE ICE SKATES; HUNTing boots; cowboy boots; and dress nt. Size 10. All good condition. Call * Lake Bluff Lamplighter of beaded FOR : EVERYBODY A’ Emanuel Congregation 5959 N. SHERIDAN, CHGO. | Saturday Nov. 18 6- 10 p -m. Sunday Nov. 19. 10 a.m. 5 Bite *ADDITIONAL SoC en TOO NUMEROUS TO ME FAMOUS MARY MEYER St Rummage Sale. Former] se Pre-School. Thurs. and Fri. Nov. 17, from 1-9 p.m.; Sat. and s 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. New a merchandise. 2727 N. Lincoln, cago. RUMMAGE Thurs. and p.m. Many AND Fri. Nov. BAKE S 16-17. 8:30 a. m. household items a clothing for entire family. 1801 son St. Springfield Baptist Chivers A.B.D.C. En RUMMAGE (Aid to Brain Damaged Chil Our very first. Fri., Sat., eggs 17, day. 18, 19. Fri. 7 p.m. on Sat., 1020 Leland Ave., Chicago. Come Early For "Best WILMETTE METHODIST CHU Rummage Sale. Tomorrow aftern evening, Nov. 17, 3:30-9 anc morning, Nov. 18, 15:08. Witm Ave. and Lake. Thurs. RUMMAGE SALE Nov. 16 9a Northbrook Methodist ‘Chure Cherry and Western Ave. Hsehold items, furn., coe CHILDREN’S a a A 19 BETTER WITH WATKINS VANILLA EXTRACT. Call Fred Hudson, GReenleaf 5-7254. pare | . B iter. a aj Sun.; hicago. 179 seisacimaneas REU PHOLSTERY SLIPCOVER SALE _ HOL. DEL. GUA LAST 5 WEEKS 8’’ REUPH. SOFA—$39 plus fabric; HA —$19 plus fabric; SECTION. AL— ea. plus fabric. COMPANION SALE- CHAIR—$12. plus f pan Geer : — plus fa plus fabric, 1% Price DRAPERY Sa! CARPETING from $4.69 per yd. W guar. FREE estimates, terms avai _CHESTERFIELD INTERIOR Div. of saad Fg ee peeeey Metal Bed (34) Mat. and ALL 677-6350 AND CHEST. $25. CALL p.m. or weekends. 537-4568 ELEGANT INLAID CHINESE BAR; fur coats; wr. iron table and 4 chairs; TV; oil painting; huge old copper ketile. 835-4473. EVERYTHING GOES. GARAGE, Basement and kitchen sale. Also Kenmore gas dryer; 2 gold modern chairs and room divider. 729-4796. PROMPT DELIVERY OF aged logs and kindling. mixture and Wisconsin birch. satisfactorily. Our 18th year. Jim Beinlich, Glencoe. WINTER WANTED IDEAS FOR PEANUT GALLERY If we use your’ contribution for PEANUT GALLERY, you will receive a $5.00 check that can be spent at any advertiser in our paper. Contestants must be UNDER 14 years of age. Your age, phone, address, and choice of advertiser must accompany each contribution. Send to PEANUT GALLERY, 1232 Central Av., Wilmette, Ill. TO BUY: typewriter. Good USED PORTABLE condition. 234-3363. WANTED: INTERESTED used IN BUYING Lapidary equipment. Call HI 6-0081. COMING — P bac hay. We remove debris and are Removal experts. Well aged Jim Beinlich, The Firewood VErnon 5-1195 Newspapers, Rags, lron, Metal. Highest Prices Paid HIGHLAND PARK WASTE MATERIAL 1466 BERKELEY ROAD (Off of Old Skokie Rd.) IS your garden. We deliver soil—humus—sand—manu Wanted: HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL type of junk brought to our door; rags, iron, metal, etc. For truck pickup. 831- 9467. Open Sunday 9 to 3 we subject to change without no- Disc on dumped orders, Guaranteed to bur r Wtd. to Buy—Miscellaneous WANTED selection SOMETHING COV- NIGHT STAND, BED FRAME AND mattress; 3 ottomans; girl's lamp; boodle buggy; child’s tble. and chrs.; playpen; stroller, ete. AL 1-9161. huge leather handbags, loads of toys Groceries, fresh produce. PL lent buys in men’s custom suits less than 1 year old, furnityre, etc. Ot CASH AND CAR STORYBOOK TEBY. ‘FOR Ale te FOR TEEN-A TINUOUS SNACK BILLIARD TABLE 9X42 SLATE ered. Call UN FAIR ANTIQUES, ART, GIFTWARE, Never used clothing for the BABY FURN.; MATERNITY clothes; bedroom curtains. Good condition, like new. Reasonable. Call AL 1-5778 177. Ul NORTH SHORE PAPER METAL CO. WITH grass catcher, 2 yrs. old, condition, $125, Call 729-0946. SPRING after 6 ) AND 1104 EMERSON SHOPPERS LGE. HO TRAIN SET AND ACCESsories; games and toys. Exc. cond. AL 1-1766. ZENITH TRANS OCEANIC RADIO, $40. Welsh baby carriage, like new, $22. Junior size 5 suits; navy/red trim; bro. tweed/leather trim. 729-2798. 2 UNW books now! For our annual used sale. N.S. Chapter, Brandeis Women’s Comm. Books tax 4 tible. HI 6-3730 or AL 6-4300. eves. DIN. RM. SET W/DROPLEAF that seats 14. Reas. AL 1-2650. 2 ; 7:30p. Glenview. BA 4-5171, COLLECT T ik ti HAU agai LEO HAPP PArk rk 4.3988 x LIGHT HAULING FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, ETC. ALSO RUBBISH REMOV. Larry Carney SNOW PLOWING _ 729-2470. LIGHT HAULING be By Furniture. Appliances professional movers RUBBISH Basements, M. DANNER and REMOVAL Attics, Garages Cle ‘ . Aree siT1 LIGHT HAULING One item or a houseful local moving. Ill. 22633MCC DOVER MOVERS CLEANING OF BASEMENTS GARAGES. LIGHT HAULING PAINTING. 234-2491. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter FE sectchl Auction, Rt. 120 and Classified—2! �194 oa DESKS AND RETARIAL, o chair, chairs, WANTED CHAIRS 1 EXECUTIVE, y hg & jal 4 Kenilworth, Lace ed OFC. RECEPT. ARM tbl.; St. desk and chair; ‘copy mach. and «supps.; Elec. - mach. a on ee eet s Call $379. STROSTATIC sath 175-7223 seoaphny M. Executive Typewriter nar Sr aiTR Call af21020. WAS ON rington VERY Fireplace d ; HARDIl $30 ID 2-9081. Large to your Age d A Sh oo WITH BIRCH 16” and 24’ Lengths PICK-UPS INVITED Ask for Bi door; 2.9500 oF - DOLL CLOTHESmade, selection hand order. Wide tee Best 195 or made there of H! 6-2402 opy bed; ‘ an all like new. FLYER ELECT. many TRAINS cars, much _ track, switches, etc. 3 OMPT sd ature KING DELIVERY logs and OF kindling. for opening of new etek coin store in Deerfield. Von Gersdorf. CR 2-1081 after 5 p.m. saci STAMPS AND COINS BOUGHT tista istactorily. Our 18th year. . Beinlich, Glencoe. “SEASONED AR Oak, eG uASSIC STAMP AND COIN kindling. Free rihbrook, CH 2-217, Dundee Rd., Be dan stacax> ‘sonable. 338-1249. Goods ah iname lle Amat Equipment 166 bikes and 33, 64. . _ §. V 12G DO eh Ne St, Auto 1965 '64 Jeep $7.95 12°98 up OMPLETE HOCKEY EQUIPMENT” anf ; SKI ST. Pt VANSTON CLOSEOUTS BOOTS UP TO 40% 7 JANGLERS LESS TH gy : ew . oply, 746-1119. PAIR OF YOUTH OTH 1962: TEMPEST plete, $75. Call 724-1684. fter 4 rifles SKIS and AND 10 ANTIQUE | hand guns; TWO rims, 9.15X15 $60 SNOW AN. SNOW i 8-3525 DAvis Motorcycles—Go excellent WITH 175 CC; Ms : tube- i 666 CG Tn aye any Ponty fot s C Merry ee ey ge for orgy other uses “ORATIONS -Holste Rd., 22—Classified 5 Midget 35 1000 Pad pen gen once week- UNLIMITED, INC. Northbrook. 272- 8400 Evanston Review 194 condition. $225. PURCHASED Life > Winnetka cagh d W O r| : Diplomat Ww h at Ou ees y waiting , Fy Mr. 3 Pre- || ‘ve for. g price Williams i FREE credit SHOWROOM ; aukegan miles. MOTORS engl frome at ‘aed Renaults from $1,405 BR <= Rd. enview, Open Sunday _ PA 4-8600 67 Porsche h Model 91 AGA | _ DEMO, 5 SPEED parchment white Red : . .$995 p el Kadet ONE SUPER SEDAN is White color. FM EDENS hbroot SPECIALIST Station YEAR CARAVAN Carpeted AM Rae pana ER OVERSEAS ea O tas e Caer HA SoS SEDAN BUS BLUE, interior, Wa OLD ENGINE. deck. on g CREA $1,200. . Call 869-6730 late evenings. TURNER ROADSTER; 11 WGNL gS extras; 3,600, 5,000 oO. Asking $2,495: yall ‘conaider iniaceets ing. trade. To see call 338-5953 afte F-| NS :30_p.m. ae 2 DR. H.T. AUTOMATIC $895 White “BLE : “ : 6! Karmann Ghia Convert. 1 CALL AFTER 6 P.M. 724-9328. Blue t CONDITION. — ae FOLKSW GET SEDAN Zenith Blue. Radio; 6,500 miles: perfect condition inside and out. Sees soe SS V8, aS,AUTOMATIC Nn eC EXCELLENT rdstr. R-H. Under factory warranty, in storage 1 yr. 2 tops, AM-FM, 427, 4 speed, like new. Must sell. Best offer. 645- 0847. k a TRIUMPH '67 SPITFIRE EATER: WS MARIOL S PAC Rd | ? tor s . Volkswagen 9 a.m.-9 ne Se. 6 p.m. 6 | 00 96 C Insurance Monday a thru Berens < euee r44G * e Volkswag en '66 Convertible LOW sg, ely EXC. CONDITION. $1,395. Phone 945-3965. MERCEDES BENZ 4 DOOR SEDAN Friday Saneey.. newly cond. IN EVANSTON [6 POINT CHECKED 100% GUARANTEED VOLKSWAGENS Volkswagens ~ Have a 30 Day Overseas AGENT ‘bb K , or 1000 Mile 100 percent FOR Ghia armann Orders $1,600 la painted blue, 4-speed, red good positraction, leathe condi tinted Sedan g INSURANCE Ford 2 Dr. H.T. $1,595 os 64 Dynamic 88 . $1,295 4 DR. ... . $595 ‘62 SEDAN TR-4 Toae SEAM 75,000 MILES $250 VW ; ’62 RED d SEDAN, ition. Call geld ide vtisios on teteaee tovkeae RDSTR. Ply. Aiuto CONV. W/RED LOW MILES. INT. FM-AM: FACT. WAR. Nn sto Nn mM DO rt Moto ES; after 6:30 p.m. . .$995 1961 $495 nN e : MGA COUPE RARE, RESTORED, MUST SEE. 733 CHICAGO 6 AUTH. AVE. VW DEALER — SALES AND CLOSED SUNDAY 3 es 869-3015 SERVICE Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter * Deerfield Villager PA 4-3366 4 door 1960 MG MAGNETTE sedan, snow tires, radio. sell. $250 or best offer. AL 4:30 pl WW’S; MUS SELL PVT. $3,575. ID 2-1038. = UPE L E A Ercalliest, Senden. cwhar -aaeeee $900 Eva 272-7154 HEATER Si 492 ing? CORVETTE Bs UP 7 PD a CO. RADIO, AIR, AUTO. 62 a Evanston. 65 pt, 65 VW Sedan... $1,195 VW Arranaed VOLKSWAGEN ' 66 VW Sedan .. .$1,395 ' 61 Guarantee USED CAR SHOW ROOM 717 CHICAGO AVE. seas $250 after LVO . 1 Co. 1961, 6 Call VO interior, air conditioned, tion, best offer. 945-4857. NEW ridden. [ SOOWOMIF AL. GOOD CONDITION. glass, like new. tires, gd... full i cond. Be: Sn. Cosmecere. oie Xe See 00s. * Wilmette e u st iter New PA Trailers $950. famous TAMBOURINE done. MICRO TRAD < RARE less sien: at - STREAMLITE .* 30. gig liv. rm. Comp. furn. and in exc. trailer yl las p.m., 432-2017 the / 1 Feige ae > sony DE LUXE B a Open: ad ae: Homes—Camper Utility car $5,395 AUTOHAUS ON ER q Agents BSA t cle, 272-0292. never offer. Call " Mobile Tire y nee aoa '67 SUZUKI M15-2-50 C.C. Light ree Carts Call after 6 p.m. 469-0171. clear and multi color. Commerand Industrial Outdoor Decora- feat or ¥ ASKING $285. 398-3953 aft, 6:30 p.m. Blk. or best In Nn e INSIDE Import Motors EXC. COND. MANY EXTRAS. $800. HRISTMAS DECORATIONS | 00, 1967 CORVETTE CONVERT. 300 HP. Posi. traction, 4 spd, trans., AM-F gH eayiene See mi. See in catlaogue 1965 W blue | a) 0N4.; first $350 takes bike. Cali 338- Rasdilaktone GE. been d ; W nie S063 after 5:50 p.m. _ Christmas Trees and . Sea RRACUDA 1965 BARRACUD after 6:30 p.m. 1966 SUZUKI X-6 HUSTLER; 5,000 mi.; fast, reliable and econ.; very gd. Rage fj y | b tt ae Com: O rformance _ Excellent condition. $425 or best offer. Must sell. Call 432-6042. mileage, : 4 d $795 1961 CHEVY 2 DR. 6, AUTOMATIC ee 1964 FALCON FUTURA Blue, automatic transmission TIRES nate yo sgh 735-15. Pah ; one year. Used ess. 193 G represents been EN pe b has ; 1,000 TIRES 2 GOODYEAR ards, gloves and helmet, $15 for all. ial NEW . $15 to $60. To see Call 338-5853 | SEARS 5:30 p.m. TELD J Bek Pai Bibs T, Hécken”NEV cur, | . day SEDAN 1962 BUICK WILDCAT ae POLES, $10 PER PAIR. GO KART ALMOST NEW eat see oi bt, | EXCELLENT CONDITION. BEST OFoN : " Cubco Bindings, used 11% years; fer. VE 5-2865 MODERN LIKE M rea H.P. Ford engine; 1,250 lb. car; many enview. POOL TABLES All slate new and used tables. Also guns; A-4(; SEDAN VOLKSWAGEN ¢ Ipen nights till Christmas from Dec. 4. | °66._HONDA: 160. CB; HARDLY aren idden, $375 or best offer. ’57 Norton 89) HEAD STANDARD SKIS, 700 CC, $300. Call Bet 6 p.m. ; child’s ski bindi and P. oat Aly oth ogee gt $35 CR 2-3140. il ‘complete. Mini bike, $80; Ca : '66 SUZUKI X-6 9 212 any SUPP PARSE =" * Sy Glenv: _ ish x f+ mans h io. 1966 TIRES cg Mier 3 RATE iene OPEN! brands famous for new e used ll line of hockey equipmént. J 8.85 X15, ext. White O.H.C. __Call 272-3922 R Ry | VOLKSWAGEN 962 he meee Te, ee oh gen B gabe 5 UNIROYAL nt A ultimate ac- top: Phone °C. Fri. AUSTIN 7 At A ony ae Fee special clutch, tires. $150, Cait after 5 p.m. 30 days VOLKSWAGEN | 963 16 DAVIS ST. EVANSTON | CLUTCH AND TRANSMISSION. CALL : SKATE EXCHANGE see eit Eves. IN YOUR SKATES ON NEW | 2 SNOW TIRES USED 6 MO.: SZ. SED ICE SKATES. LARGEST | © 13—small_ car; call after 5 p.m. ; OF ICE SKATES IN THE ALpine 6-3423. DAVIS ee= SKI h 1963 VOLKSWAGEN Park oe. 6 Cyl. Engine, 5-5000, custom Gray only $48. Call AL 6-1797. : GR Eng < 1965 DE LUXE MICRO BUS MUSTANG SAVE SNOW OVER TIRES$20AND RIMS IN YOUR OLD GUN with other Blue Tires and Accessories Fresh Goodyear se a pe | 1959 and guarantee 1966 VOLKSWAGEN TO COAST BOeSs yellow M Tru ly : speed adder, 7446-48 N. Clark St., 2; blks. S. Sowers Northbrook tchi t pve oo "31.150. through a || 1967 DEMONSTRATORS AVAILABLE and 4 wheel. Any size or purpose also for boats. Furn., pads, tarps and i li if Cc t b asin oat Bing es avail. maieer, exten. ANGLERS SUPPLY 6 Smith, la n d uct. . Sundays 11-5 many A From COAST aA Mon. ° 100°4, Rent— 1-WAY Rd. radio; €g Pro EDENS gee tieg Pie FM inspe ction Autos—Trucks—Trailers 192 DARREL a $10 BOLT BO UPL ACTION : Bue For $4,895 ON late 1963—manilla satety ° foes S B et ACHON” MP oe hi DEERFIELD LOCAL UNiversity 4: 5202 Sporting See ist NATIONAL BANK Loan e E n g ck ' Auto Ey mM qd NOW OVERSEAS DELIVERY SPECIALIST 272-7905 KARMAN GHIA CONVERTIBLE: ena four An Cau point Buy ‘Em Now! an PRICE SELLING wheels, Fro : 6 INSURED, HOUR, DAY, OR WEEK. 2 S. LOW AS $5.00 BIKE RENTALS ’s, 612 Davis, r a as. 5 FM iles. veveu: on or coin collections. Philateli With 1550 | CO. ° AM of poten cat Sarina. Open Daily Cars 100-4. ARRIVED. Sedan AUTOHAUS JOHNSON’S TRAILER RENTALS ARANTEED USED BIKES for ALL Sports Wire Aahemiitie tae 190 “COME EIGHS TO ASBERKELEY'S or AS $39.95 and service all REA- "Bicycles NEW parts. 41'1120 Central Ave., 2nofloor. (above FIREPLACE 3955 Vanston. stamp S driven. OUR with O.D. body panels, misc. Call 2562983 after 6:00. the theater), Wilmette. Eee birch Stand, dle E 5-1195 | jeg and je and ec Reomes HEALEY JUST $5,926 pr 630 Davis St., Evanston. or trade tive $300. GR 5-4592. Ff Foreign 196 WELL | WALTER RESCH IS BACK TO HAN. Hardwood and Wisconsin birch. Discount | 945-6516. Halance 1957 CHEV. PICK UP. COINS, COLLECTIONS, ES- | ,ustIN buy extras. IN GOOD CONDITION. WANTED: uster, FIREWOOD hitch “Many AL 1-0853 after 6 p.m. Coins & Stamps etc. Watch 230 UN 4-6000 Best Benz AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, dio, shitewalls, low, 1 : | FOUR 670-158 BLACK WALL; TWO 760-15s white walls; two 700-13s black snow; two 800-13 white snow tires; two Gear eee | 65-16 white sat tires. AL 1-080). or Misc. 724-6960. es over ECONOLINE eb 338 . d Merce 724-0571. cond. Call 1965 187 tates, y HEAVY DUTY, FULLY EQUIPPED. : Chandler’s, 's: Wkdays 7:30-4:00, Sat. 7:30-Noon ‘HE offer. Exc. plete. $85 or best offer. 945-1348. te ee Re Tm.5. or unfurn. 6/7 fron —S|:'196 Foreign and Sports Cars front For Sale—Trucks and Trailers sizes. : = furn, SKY- nd.); Vv. included. ILDERS'RD.—NORTHFIELD, SERVICE, INC. | ~ Numismatic ,,STHPS ANDand COINS BOUGHT, ILL. Philatelic Supplies. ) HAPP * Bill. 10X55 (air- cond.); 1959 AIR STREAM 18’.714%. SELF contained; sleeps Car eiraiiees "ID electr. and manual offer. 446-1639. W irepiace AREA: line; 2 barms rms., 272-3969 etrapoe engines, Wood Fj e ss een Rand Typewriter | AM. GooD. CONDITION. GLENVIEW LIONEL TRAINS: ; Cali 272-4963. IERS NEW. . itchen; 2 swivel arm chairs, 3 1 Speed-O- Sama mime- Be BUY! ; | 196 Foreign and Sports Cars Utility Trailers or Lionel Train Layout sal North Shore Realt ; eee TO ; HO Mobile Homes—Campers— p.m, Mus 1-5284 afte or weekends. 63 TR-4 ss RADIO; TONNEAU; RED. VERY nice. Low mileage. Call 255-3817. * Highwood Hernld Nov. 16, 1962 i �Pa 200 '63 Monza _- Williams for FREE SHIFT, '67 Olds Hydramatic, power steering, power brakes, whitewalls, radio, htr, black, with red interior. Still in new car warrantee. $59 per month. RA- 1962 gt : Ree 4g ee ci ys 11-5 SPECTALIST GOOD 1959 MERCEDES Wanted to Powerglide, power steering, air conditioning, radio, htr, whitewalls, light metallic blue, beige interior, looks new, Runs the most. $29 per month. '64 Olds Convertible FULL PRICE $795. Hydramatic, power steering, power brakes, whitewalls, radio, htr, lignt blue, black top, blue interior, bucket seats, console-strong car. $29 per month Buy—Automobiles For Your Car Any make — Any YOUR Model NO e accept consignment cars '66 Need We Also Take 241 Cars WE ERNIE Ave. BUY McKAY Evanston GR 5-8000 ANY CAR SHOR-LINE RAMBLER, 1111 Chicago Av. Evanston, IIl. DA 8-2341. SED.; low license fee. $175. sSHOR-LINE Rambler '65 Ford 4 Door R/H; LTD LONGER NEED 2ND CAR, = must see to make high bid 2872. 1961 Ford RADIO AND Fairlane. HEATER. 2 Door vs. AUTO- "65 FORD DA OLDS ’65 8-2341 DR. FAIRLANE, GLENB ROOK 2 RD Car ’65 ’66 ’65 °63 *67 Ford 2 Dr. H.T. Chevrolet Sedan Chevrolet Impala Wagon $1, ‘695 Mercury 2 Dr. H.T. $ 995 Galaxie 500 2 Dr. H.T. Over $1,000 Off List Price! *66 Mustang Conv. Only $95 Dn. *64 Corvair Monza $175 Dn. 64 Gal. 500 XL Conv. Just $1,395 ’65 Chev. Malibu Wagon . $1,295 COME Weekdays 9-9 2038 WAUKEGAN 16, 1967 ON AND ROAD, GLENVIEW ........ $ § 729-2600 Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald Rates (400) 2 DR., perfect cond.; 1961 Bonneville Conv.: P.S: P-B; BLUE EXTERIOR; GOOD ond car; $250. Call AL 1-5528. 695 695 25 1964. 1962 T-Bird; Landau SEC- W AL w/A 3451 1965 ~GHEVROLET CONVERTIE Super Sport; automatic trans.; — be psi; =p/d.: $1,600. ae oer: Call wean days after 6 Pm 44 ’°64 BUICK STATION WAGON Excellent condition. Extra and wheels. One owner. snow Runs tire | fectly. $1,600. $4,500 new. Have 2 must sell one. Call 251-1181. 1965 Mustang POWER $1,400. 67 V-8 3 Spe STEERING. Phone 433-3232. CADILLAC EXC. COUPE DE iLLE ivory; black interior; all power; ae mileage; like new; 1 owner. 4733. LINCOLN Fully air; 1963 CONVERTIBLE equipped $1,250. 8-2341 OLDS ’65 DELTA 4 DR. HARDTOP. Full power, fact. air cond., top cond. Private party. $1,795. Call Sat. or Sun. after 9 a.m. 432-3757. with Call 432-4577 air conditioning. after 6 p.m. BUICK—’59 CONVERTIBLE sabre clean and mechanically perf private party. UN 4-2511 after 6 p. 1964 PONTIAC 4 DR. HARD Catalina. A doctor’s. car. R: heater, power steering, power br: $1,145. Phone ID 2-0460 SCHUMACHER FORD COUNTRY ‘67 Mustang Cpe. v8 Low — AT — PS — R — mileage and exceptional Save '67 Ford Gal. 2 Dr. H-T — V8 — AT WW-—A/C — Red with Roof. Like new Convt. V-8 — AT W. Walls, Sunset top. Priced to sell 2 9 pass — V8 WW — white ‘“‘beauty”’ Dr. WW — H.T. '63 Save has $1,995 '65 Ford Gal: ''500" $$$$ R — black $1,895 R — WW ‘‘driver.”’ R — old. 698 V8 — AT — PS — PB — — Brittany Blue. A real — $1,545 — '64 Ford 9”? pass. extras — Ctry- iy aes with Wag. — red int. with PS. L. rack, - One owner. Fairlane © 9 gag WW— v8 — AT — L. rack, Black $1,095 Ford - : pane: Ctry. Squire vs — AT — PS — PB — White with blue int. owned. $695 “SUBURBAN H.T. jonas — Siue. '62 500 gis V8 — etc. Nightmist $1,495 '63 a dr. — PS — Sauterne ‘65 Mustang 2 dr. H.T. CONVERT. V8, auto. transm: PS — WwW’s RADIO. Bronze in color. A real sharp car. $995 “440” P 8 yellow with black XL Convt. V8 — AT WW — Bucket seats, “Sharpie”’ dr. H.T. V8 — AT — PS — R — A/C — WW — Aztec with black vinyl roof. A and snapping car. $2,095 ’*64 Rambler Amer. A ‘cutie’!!! — 2 dr. H.T. — V8 — AT — Full eo Robins Egg blue. Real nice. $ WW vinyl Low mile- Galaxie ''500"' AT '65 Mercury Parklane es 500 — AT — PS — R — with red int. A real $2,095 Ford — Sunburst '66 Chev. Impala “SS”? 2 PB — bronze real up V8 trim. Sharp. $$$$ — PS — R black vinyl Save $$$$ — PS — Red with Prices'’ '66 Ford Gal. WW. value ‘66 Fairlane Squire WEEKDAYS 9 A.M.—9 P.M. SATURDAY 9 A.M.—6 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAY wagon — R — Suburban SPECIAL" “6” aegis Std. -- R — H. Metallic green. Schumacher Ford INDIAN HILL MOTORS "A nice place to do business’ [131 80 Green Bay Rd. Winnetka, Ill. HI] 6-0655 GOING IN 4-5940 after DA PARK LANE COND: P43: 2. B.: GOLD EXTER wih ‘black vinyl top; Best offer. '66 Buick Special Many More | 1-7 966-0598. STICK 8 age BelAir4dr...... $ Bank 729-1000 Rambler CAMPERS! ss 4 dr. sedan; auto. trans.; 6 P. windows; radio, rr. s rs; snow tires and wheels; e pera. Exe. cond. Low mi. 0428. OLDS F85 V6 AT PS SEDAN. $890. 62 CHRYS. 300 4D HT AT PS & B $300 Private. Sat. and Sun. Tel. 2728021, 12 Cottonwood ‘Rd., Northbrook. 67 CHECKER. 4 DR. SED... € CYL. 1 car only. (new) auto. power steer. A od tires; fully equipped. Save SHOR-LINE Special * Auto. trans.; 283/V-8, 729-4299. 1964 PONTIAC STATION WAG ON Catalina, full power, one owner. ceptional condition. Cameo ivory ¥ turquois interior and tinted glass around. Power rear window. Gar: $1,375. Evanston, 491-0845. ’64 $46 black. FOR CHILDREN AND P a as ak ae ore Carry an — MERCURY Sun. V8 — AT — PS — R — roof, etc. Sauterne Gold. '64 Olds Delta lags Sal g © eee 4 Pe '64 Chev. Bel Air... .$ 995 Low SPACE aes evy ‘67 Mustang Cpe. Winter Imperial Sat. 1962 CHEVY 2 NOVA 6 cyl.; stick shift; red; mileage 18,800. $725 272-1697 $1,295 ... .$1,395 ... .$1,295 '60 Olds 4.dr5 == Sun. Eves. All .''Suburban Used cars at Chicagoland '62 Dodge Dart .... $ 695 '63 Ply. Belvedere . .$ 795 DRIVE THEM! Sat. ‘til 6 § 89S $3,595 $1,595 $1,995 All Cars Set for ‘61 Chev. 9-Pass. Wagon $150 Dn. T-Bird Landau $3,250 Chev. Impala 2 Dr. H.T. $1,700 Ford Galaxie 500 2 Door Fastback $100 Dn. ’65 Mustang Convert. $150 Dn. 64 T-Bird Conv. Just $1,595 ’66 Falcon Wagon $1,595 64 Chevelle Wagon Just $1,295 $2,575. shift. HUNTERS! 729-1000 Glenview ‘54 FORD '63 Ford Fairln. Wag. $ 995 63 ’66 ’*65 63 Rd. EXC. COND. MUST SELL eevee. $175. Phone UN 4. oe $1,895 '65 Galaxie H.T. '65 Ford Custom '62 Guaranteed!) Glenview Glenview and wheel covers. A beaut. o owner. 328-7206, eves. or weeke OLDS DELTA 88, 4 DR. HOLIDAY sedan. Auto. trans., p/s, p/b, p/w., Pwr. seat, pwr. antenna, rear spkr., AM-FM radio, fac. air. cond., snow tires, '63 New Yorker... $1,195 See These Great Used Cars In Our Used Car Center! Waukegan Imperial, air... $2,995 ‘65 Olds 98" PARTY. JIM THURLOW'S (Every '65 V°8, CHEVROLET STATION WAGON Impala. Radio; heater; auto. transm.; power steering and brakes; 9 pass.; 6 cyl.; $1,000. Call VE 5-3480. ’°66 '65 Imperial ........ $2,795 ‘63; ''98", 4 Dr. POWER. PRIVATE offer. Call YO 5-5563. 241 Trade-Ins Automatic, R and H, excellent condi- * tion, 2 snow tires included. $200 off (book). 864-4926, Evanston. FULL Best AUTO.; 2 and r/h, Orig. Rd. ... $1,995 ‘6S Ply, Fort 65 CHEVY S.S. CONVERT. White w/black top, red int. bucket seats—396 eng., Turbo, PS, PB, PW, WWs. Exe. cond. owner—$1, 545. Call 945-6620. Waukegan Finest BUYAL 1- short $1,895 JENNINGS CHEVROLET North Shore's 729-1000 mat ic. Sale—Automobiles 2 DR. Glenview 491-1824. RIVATE PARTY WANTS VOLVO GR compact station wagon, 1965 to 1967. Automatic drive. Call 465-3126. 29 FORD Rd. NO INC. EAN USED CARS NEEDED FOR - retail. Top Dollar Paid. Call GReenleaf 5-3113 or see Ed. Walczak, Humphrey Chevrolet of Evanston. For Waukegan '66 Ford Wagon ME- Rd. CORVAIR. HOT ’64 CONVERT rE with removable winter hardtop. spd.; 4 barrel carb.; shorts $1,495 JENNINGS CHEVROLET Ply. Fury ll4 dr. . $1,995 Ply. Fury Il 2 dr. . $1,895 Impala H.T. ..... $1,995 Ply. Fury, air... . $1,795 Galaxie H.T. ... $1,995 Chevy Ihc. . 4 Impr'l Crown ... Ply. Belvedere . Py Fury Be: FASTBACK, vo JENNINGS CHEV RGR 241 Waukegan '63 Corvette ANOTHER 4 SPEED chanically perfect. 62 Chev. 9: Pase $895 DOWN ‘65 Impala Convert '66 Chev. Bel Air .. $1,795 '66 Ford Custom... . $1,895 '66 Olds Delta. ..... $2,495 66 ‘66 '66 Ob $495 For Sale—Auto! obiles THIS WELL CARED FOR BEL AL wagon has automatic transm ony V8, power steering, radio and heat THE COLOR IS RED, EXCELLENT condition. Full power, V8 '67 New Y'k'r, air .. . $3,795 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN DRIVEN 1964—9 PASS. Ford Ctry. Squire Wagon. R and H, ow. st. and brakes. Like new tires, ess than 30,000 miles. $1,395. Mr. Daily Jr. HI 6-4700 Cars on Consignment B50 Chicago R 5-4444 SS $1,895 JENNINGS 1501 Waukegan Rd. Sunday Mr. Davids Clean Chevelle power. We Accept Consignments We OLDS SEE THIS SHOWROOM NEW BEAUTY today. Has had perfect care. V8, full ash For Your Car Open 1968 Waukegan Rd. at Dempster Morton Grove YO 5-3500 lenview Motor Sales. WE NEED CARS IMPORTS—DOMESTICS DOWN MONTGOMERY your price or no charge to pu. Call Mr. Jay 724-7350 Tambourine PA 4-8600 OLD CAR PAYMENTS UNTIL JANUARY GMAC or Bank Financing THIS CAR IS LIKE BRAND NEW. 4 speed transmission. AM FM radio. premium Parelli tires. Perfect condition. WHITE BODY WITH BLACK TOP that goes down in warmer weather plus an air conditioner to cool you off and seats of plush red leather. My campus won’t allow it and school seems to rate so now I have to sell my ’63 Oldsmobile 98. Phone after 6 p.m., HI 6-3955. Including Wagons and Convertibles ‘67 ‘67 '66 '66 '66 200 For Sale—Automobiles 241 BIG DISCOUNTS ON REMAINING PI O7 CHRYSLERS PLYMOUTHS IMPERIALS '65 Chevy FULL PRICE $995 220 CONVERT. COUPE Good cond. 446-5726 after 5. Cash Hydramatic, power steering, power brakes, whitewalls, radio, htr, black, red vinyl interior, low miles. Sharp all around. $49 per month. CONDITION. 869-2927 CORVETTE 1960 HARDTOP Black with blue /header. Pr. of bucket seats back section. Best offer. Call ALpine 1-5191. 399 '66 Olds Club Coupe FULL PRICE $1,695 VOLKSWAGEN MILEAGE. Delmont 4 Door Town Sed. FULL PRICE $2,195 Full Price $995 AUTOHAUS ON EDENS 1550 Frontage Rd. Oven Daily 9-9 OVERSEAS wae 80 GREEN BAY RD. AT WINNETKA AV. WINNETKA CHECK THESE ad CORVETTES '65 Corvette CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL PRICES NOW ARE AT THE LOWEST THEY'LL BE FOR THE NEXT |! MONTHS TAMBOURINE MOTORS Authorized Renault-Peugeot Dealer New Renaults from $1,405 1501 Waukegan Rd. Glenview, Il. BR 3-5555 Open Sunday PA 4-8600 . 200 INDIAN HILL MOTORS OUR “INSIDE SHOWROOM DOOR SEDAN, STICK dio, heater, whitewalls. | 200 © Fer Selo—Autemeblies For Sale—Automobiles credit 66 Toyota Corona pecs MONTGOMERY OLDS YOU DON'T HAVE TO FIGHT WINTER IN YOUR OLD CAR. Conv. ANARY YELLOW-BLACK CKETS, |. AUTOMATIC. PRIGINAL CAR WITH A. W ORIGINAL DENTS. SED AS DEPOT CAR BY ROMINENT = FURNITURE ANUFACTURER. = FULL RICE $495. DON'T STOP TO PUT ON YOUR HAT. = eet OPEN DA DAILY CHICAGO TILL 9:30 P.M. AY. SAT. TILL 6 P.M. 8-3503 * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter BR 3-4803 Classified —23 �: og may nen aoe Por See —Auboeebes ag Pu amatesion ect for the second HAS car. 11 Waukegan Rd. Glenview '6|. White F85 winterized; 0. TRANSM., POWER STEERING, 0 or best offer. 831-3691. CK ’67 OW ss WILDCAT. 430 CU. ENG. WWs, vinyl top, Rad., htr., B., power ant. Exc. cond. AC] taping. $2, dso Call 274-0583 ‘60 EVROLET IMPALA 2 DR. p. 6 cyl. autom. trans., PS. . cond. One owner. $895. Call 869oa. 200, 8:30 to 5. 1961 FORD atic. $350. STICK $275. rinse oerage Call 1964 V-8 condition. Call AL 62 RAMBLER AMERICAN 400 r. Good winter car w/stick snow 3 n cond, 64 1-8116 6-3675 LATE 1961 4 de.ville air cond. auto. equipt., ori owner, $id000 Hi 6-0442. DOOR Chev. Monza SECOND CAR. $300 Phone 831-3486. meine or Sat. OFFER. SPEED exterior. 2 Dr. radio. RAMBLER STATION WAGON. owner. Excellent condition. Call 6 p.m. BEST SPORTY °62 LE MANS 4 stick; RH; exc. interior and Extras. $650 or pert offer. CR 2-2569. Convert. WITH BLACK pgiewea n. $425. Call LE 17-4532 ¥ RAMBLER AMERICAN WAGON Auto. trans., low mileage, used as station car. $695 or best offer. Call '62 Rambler American Convt. doors, Excl. 1965 WILDCAT 4 DOOR HT. _ power, factory air, 14,000 actual we A real cream puff. $2,000. SH 3- Ff oacaae TRANS- 1963 OLDS SUPER 88 4 DR. hardtop, full power, low mileage, exc. cond. $1.000 or best offer. Call aft. 7 p.m. or Sat. or Sun., 251-0727. K ; 62 P.B., P.S. GOOD $100. ’DA 8-1318. and Sun., OR 3- OR *63 OLDS 88, 4 DR. SEDAN, LOADED with extras. Good condition, new brakes, $840. DA 8-8059. : NORMAN Evanston's Since 1967 OLDS 98 L/S Auto. 5. Trans. PB: P. Wind, —P. Seat, Factory Air Full Price under G.M. 5 yr. 1967 442 2-08 1. $2,795 Still under G.M. Still under NORMAN : 1012 Chicago Ave. See Ray Nelson lassified Basis $6,100 1957 CHEVY 4 DOOR HARDTOP. RADIO, $75. DAvis 9-8820 HEATER, ’°62 RAMB. CUSTOM auto.; power steer.; 400 4 ag R/H. $47 SED. 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You’ll love them. watts seen’ % �Kerner Names 2 To State Boards Two area residents have been appointed to state boards by Gov. Otto Kerner. W. H. Giuntoli, 350 Oxford Dr., Deerfield, has joined the Commission of the Status of Women. Stanley M. Freehling, 121 Belle Av., Highland Park, was named to the Illinois Arts Council. TREEng: EXPERTS & Pree iF ESTIMATES INSPECTION WOOSTER LAKE Kl 6-2292 CALL ID 3-1622 H.P. NO ANSWER CALL COLLECT HI-RANGER Power Trimming Neat Sproying Stump safe - Cavity tree _ TREE work Liquid & Dry Feeding Work Guaranteed Licensed By State Illinois The for TOPPING ~ MANY OTHER removal - All Of Removal - Cabling ~ & * USES Bond ed Fully & Insured Edmund J. Dollard, 355 Briar Ln., Highland Park, (right) is ecBopat after being awarded the Legion of Merit, the highest non-combat honor and the fifth highest over-all honor granted by the United States government. 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MICHIGAN EVANSTON + OLD ORCHARD - BEVERLY ESTABLISHED 1867 100 OF YEARS - OAKBROOK - PARK FINE FURNITURE FOREST - RIVER OAKS November 16, 1967 �Winnetka / Lake Forest 38/8 Elm 504 NM Western �In the title role of Dylan.” Nussbaum’s a ‘Pro’ Now When Mike Nussbaum of Highland Park arrived home last Friday from a week’s vacation, among the mail that was waiting for him was his Actors’ Equity card. The businessman-actor is a member \ (Sine BS | As the visitor in "The Birthday Party." City Repertory man Mailer’s Company, which “The Deer Park’ Nor- through Sunday in Chicago’s Harper Theater, 5238 S. Harper. Mr. Nussbaum has been a regular performer at the Hull House Theater for the last four years and has played numerous leads with the North Shore Community Theater. He has appeared on CBS-TV Repertoire Workshop and is in demand for club programs and commercials. As a member of the new group, Mr. Nussbaum is working with professionals who have been active in the local and national theater scene for the last 10 years or more—producer Bernard Sahlins, director Sheldon Patinkin, director-actor designer John Holabird. In the title role of “Cyrano.” of the Second is presenting As Ciien in "Medea." Paul Sills, and While Chicago reviewers have not liked the play, they have been unanimous in their praise of the Highland Park man. Sydney J. Harris wrote ‘‘Anne Linden . . . offers the most professional interpretation of the evening, never striking a wrong note, and handling with quiet taste a difficult and even treacherous role. She is matched in skill by Mike Nussbaum, as the sententious and sanctimonious head of a movie company, who has been handed some of Mailer’s most mordantly delicious lines.”’ Mr. Nussbaum will not appear in the troupe’s next show, Checkhov’s ‘‘The Cherry Orchard,’’ which opens Tuesday, but will be back in “Julius Caesar,”’ schedued for mid-December. The plays then will be , presented in rotating repertory, the actor said. Considering the uncertainties of an actor’s life, Mr, Nussbaum has no intention of giving up his exterminating business. Striking a Panglossian attitude, he says his situation is ‘“‘the best in the best of all possible worlds.” As the detective in "Victims of Duty." - November 16, �of satirical revues, of branching out. Films, and a these alone, game theater, musical events, children’s theater, and now repertory: Second City is trying hard to enhance its importance and to enhance the strength of theater in the Chicago area. So much is Second City trying to do that its home on north Wells cannot contain all the activities. The south side Harper Theater has and ries. at home and Hts CREATOR process Gifts, the lothing and Accesso in ~ 4 ONE-TIME is Holiday oe Wear, Second City Branching Out Also (at regular prices) an excellent early selection of Cruise and Resort STARTING NOV. 17.9 30 A.M. Peter P. Jacobi been taken over to house Second City’s new repertory company. Backing the.effort is the Association to cultural ‘Six Characters in Search of an “actors so young. Then earlier this year four Chicago actors including the North Shore’s Tony Mockus banded together in a new company and presented as their calling card that sprawling drama called ‘‘Beckett.” And though Mr. _ Mockus was excellent in the title role, and though there were other good points, the play was too much for a fledgling company. It was an improper choice. * NOW, HERE WE HAVE * * SECOND CITY, and with all the repertory available it selects the Mailer work, which had a cool reception in New York and which has several problems still unsolved. So, another company has strange choice the stamina for a debut. and staying But power I hope to remain this time the and and work prosper. “The Deer Park’’ may fit better into the company’s theater concept when the entire repertory has been viewed. Still I find the choice unusual. It is an episodic, morose, gloomy, oppressive affair about the life and sexual habits of people living in a California town made up almost entirely of denizens of the motion picture industry. It may be a California town. It may be hell. The two obviously equate in auther - oon at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Glenbrook South High School auditoriMr. Doremus um, will feature show tunes from current productions as well as old-times favorites. Other groups who will join the Melodeers in the benefit produc- tion will include ‘‘The Avant Garde,’’ a men’s quartet selected as international finalists in the 1967 competition sponsored by the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber-shop Quartet Singing in America. Lead singer of the group is Joe Warren of Highland Park. ‘“Melodeers Go Broadway”’ will benefit several organizations, including the North Suburban YMCA in Northbrook. Tickets for the show may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Norman Bertellotti, 4025 Evergreen Ln., Northbrook, or Mrs. Donald Ball, 801 Castlewood, Deerfield. MARKET TO The Suburban OPEN Fine Arts Cen- ter’s Petit Market will open next Thursday in time to coincide with the holiday gift-buying season. Shoppers may browse through portfolios of matted work, sketches, water colors, and lithographs. Handcrafted silver jewelry and ceramics also will be featured in the market, 472 Park Av., Highland Park. Mailer’s mind, as do also life and hell. as the author amounted to It proved bore this savage, in with negative long, his sharp belief: that grotesque, sometimes subjective only eye. escape The and and the GIVE THE GIFT THAT 1S di A JOY TO GIVE AND A RILL TO RECEIVE.... effective message withdrawal make redemption possible in a rotten world, and the trouble is additionally that no one really can escape or withdraw while he lives. The play remains more book than drama. It speaks more than it acts. It rambles, scatters without focus, and breathlessly shifts from scene to scene. Not a character is allowed to grow dramatically. We are given bits of people, and bits of events, and all to show preachily, raunchily, that there is perversion, immorality, greed, witchhunting, inhumanity in war, disloyalty, and so on. But with none of this can we come to serious grips, if this we want to do. The author allows only posturing and stereotyped symbolizing. He makes us sit through what amounts | more to a series of static tableaus, to an interpretive reading, than a drama, THE SECOND CITY ACTING pe ee works hard. The actors perspire to make the most of an occasional trenchant line, a sometime joke. They strive to utilize the shock value of the story and yet do so, I think, with less bad taste than in the original. Not everyone on the stage is good. But Paul Sills has moments of grandeur as the artist-hero who attempts to remain aloof. Anne Linden shows promise for the company as the mixed-up woman of his affection. So do several more, including Mike Nussbaum as a movie mogul who spins both tyranny and an incessant stream of comic homilies, Byrne Piven as the ambi-sexual procurer, and narrator ’ Thomas Erhart. Sheldon Patinkin did the best that could be done with the material director. I just did not like the play. as But there is more to come. We’ll be hearing more from Second City, and I do hope the company will succeed. Success means time which means income which means attendance. Please note. November 16, 1967 50 to 5:30) Ww e oe 9 aed kK COMPANY ¢ Daily * SALE * ui ea PORTRAITS BY... STUART } meh: a vintage. 896 The book, if you recall it, emerged in 1955, of post “Naked Dead” }\ : | plays, 6-6360 of three HI there for a season ‘ Author,” being the opener. And the company came a cropper, partially _because the plays selected, including the Pirandello, were ill-suited for Other guest groups will be the “Encores” from Joliet, international medalists in the Sweet Adeline contests of 1964 and 1966, and the ‘‘Moaning’ Lisas,’’ a comic-hillbilly group from the Choralaires chapter of Naperville. in W innetka. I wonder what happens when a repertory company goes into the Harper. Less than two years ago Alvina Krause took her young company of players, former Northwesternites most of them, down Chicago radio personality John Doremus will be master of ceremonies and join in the singing when the Melodeer chapter of Sweet Adelines, Inc. presents uecae Go ang = ‘ Hi es te Woods Deer Hubbard “The Linden, Mailer’s Women Norman and includes play, so-called, in 88 scenes, 44 per act. Men already for schedule € A lothes the Melodeers Ready to Sing Casual And * Park,” once a book and now a of Deerfield. (Milton Merner Photo} A Select Group of Fall Tweeds for Men & Women There will be Chekhov’s ‘‘The Cherry Orchard.” There will be five plays chosen from a list that includes authors like Brecht, Beckett, Osborne, Shakespeare, Tolstoy, Farquhar, Sophocles, and even that one-time Chicagoan, Elaine May. land Park, Mrs. John Barnes of Lake Bluff, and Mrs. Earl Hartman of a Kind thing called “The Party” by Arnold Weinstein. Mr. Jacobi These Melodeers are all smiles as they tally rising ticket sales for "Melodeers Go Broadway," Saturday's benefit show. From left are Mrs. Ernest Wilson of Lake Forest, Mrs. Thomas J. Helfman of High- One The plans look good: 48 weeks of eight plays taken from both the modern and _ classical drama. There will be a world premiere, some- e The and Traditional civic e The Theater Unusual Community The Park which belong many, many and educational leaders. PRE-THANKSGIVING Hyde RODGERS 2504 GREEN ‘BAY ROAD EVANSTON UN 4-7922 STUDIOS 619 N. MIGHIGAN AVE. CHICAGO SU '7-B8696 4 f 4 me re ~ ¢ �actor Bram- shire, England, and while still in his teens began his theater career with the Royal Shakespeare Company at Stratford-on-Avon. His at Lake Forest Shaw’s own words, compiled and dramatically presented from comparatively unknown works. Town- Mr. Fletcher was born in York- _ The local performers are: (Deer field—LaVerne : lian R. Ettelson, 3 Tallulah Bankhead, and Cornelia Otis Skinner. More recently, first 5 with Julie Andrews and later with Sally Mr. Ann Howes, Reservations can 11 50 $ Institute will go into town Nov. 29 The lecturer will be Allen Wardwell, curator of primitive art at he Institute, who will present the slide lecture at 11:30 a.m. in Morton Hall. The petit dejeuner _ will precede the lecture and a tour of the Polynesian exhibit at 10:15. made CHOPSTICKS* ID 3-0590 22 D2LD22 FOR erie nay DIAL 831-4616 contact Mrs. E. M. Stults, 212 Ravine Dr., RESTAURANT FRANCAIS NOW OPEN EVERY DAY NORTH DEARBORN For Luncheon and Dinner PARKWAY; We’re open Mondays, too! chicken _ includes & The better to serve you with our excellent wines and fine French cuisine. Also splendid facilities for private parties and business meetings at luncheon or dinner. Open 11:30 a.m. $5 95 ribs Pt. cole slaw, ‘3 rolls & honey-lb. French 4 fries. We foie. to Parties Park. For Reservations Phone 831-9 telephone 679-0444 3445 Dempster St., Skokie Open Daily 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.! — cae just west of McCormick Blvd. 1636 Old Deerfield Rd. =Ipren.ees Highland Park — RESTAURANT Come + ~ 2226422. Masonete by MeSINN| Hickory Smoked .. . 4 Beef, Ham or Combination with. baked ere, salad, and Special, _ | sauce. $2.5 - Local women interested in join- Highland WITH || a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. ‘til Il p.m. Closed Wednesday. FRONTIER ee _ for a lecture on Polynesian sculpture and a petit dejeuner. may Hours Unique dining. Mansion elegance. Open 5 p.m. Closed Mondays. Reservations: Telephone 787-0900. ° Bramwell Fletcher The Highland Park Associates of the Women’s Board of the Art Associates “EAT Manager RESTAURANT To Give Lecture the YEE, PDBBZBOOBCCOCCOCOOCCOOCOOCObOCOCObObOObbbb bbb 66064022 PHOS LPPSILOLLOLLOL oS? PLROEDPGPL SE PLPGPLOLLD Soe GGS Bryson 2528 Sheridan Rd., Ev- Allen Wardwell ing : Fletcher be _anston, and at the door. | daad Restaurant 600 ELM PLACE, HIGHLAND PARK, Corner Second & Elm be by donation to the college’s proposed Fine Arts Center. 300 Lincolnwood chairman, JIMMY calling the college. Admission will Ju- ; rom _ Riverwoods—Charles weigler, 5 Big Oak Ln., trumpet. Tickets are available through ticket Ve Cantonese for more than 200 performances. 806 -Rd., violin; Mrs. Morton Malitz, 268 Barberry Rd., violin; and Jim gga 1314 St. John’s Av., clari- Burnham, Vhew > Za Food played the role of Henry Higgins in ‘“My Fair Lady” on Broadway Hoogheem, 1100 Springfield Av., trombone; Mrs. Hoogheem, flute; and Mrs. Leroy Krbechek, pple Tree Ln., tuba. From Highland Park—Mrs. Delicious In 30 or more leading roles on Broadway, the actor has appeared opposite Katharine Cornell, Helen Hayes, oe gion Epeba deers odge Av. - ORDERS WE CATER TO PARTIES AND BANQUETS first success was in Christopher | % Morley’s ‘‘Thunder on the Left.” College Commons on Middle Campus. The program is drawn from. PGPPOPCPPOGPPCODGOLOLOL OOPS 220.2222» Pewvevwcwvqvrqvde PLODPPOPOOPOLOLOPO DO PPPLL OP Monday ship High School, Church St. and From PLPPPOPODOPOOO CPO OPPO OOOO POPP OOH tinal character well Fletcher will present ‘The Wit and Wisdom of George Bernard Shaw” at 8:30 p.m. Seven area residents will be among the performers at the Evanston Symphony Orchestra’s opening concert of the season when violinist Sidney Harth will the soloist. ~The program will begin at 8:30 24 in Evanston | r- TAKE-OUT a British With Orchestra Nov. ; Pw To Play Nov. 24 p.m. Fp oo tae Show to Depict Shavian Wit Woven Residents _ ee eg ins? BUFFET & BUS ... $3.25 per I Moraine Ou-dChe-GLake to the For ‘Your Family’s person Buffet Luncheon ‘before all NORTHWESTERN home games — leave your car here ... Ride our courtesy ~ bus to and from DYCHE STADIUM. “SUNDAY BRUNCH BANQUET FACILITIES FOR 350 ON SKOKIE BLVD., ONE BLOCK NORTH OF OLD ORCHARD | FOR RESERVATIONS . . . CENTER > Fresh Cream CALL OR 3-313! Shrimp Cocktail of Mushroom Celery | $ | FOR INSPECTION WE CAN SERVE Filet These Banquet Halls are the Newest and Largest on the eS North Shore. We are Happy.to announce we can accom- Mignon, = “1560 WAUKEGAN ROAD in aes gp Whitefish, Mashed Hubbard Squash Potatoes Onions Buttered Plum Pumpkin Pie Pudding ° es ss bs $5.50 Butter . .$4.00 Candied Assorted Ice Cream Sicieraih sages Cap Lemon Peas —Desserts— Hot Mince Pie canna —Beverages— Coffee Tea —Vegetables— Milk Children’s Portions $2.75 Sweet Potatoes Maine Cider After Dinner Mints Assorted Nuts Bring the Kiddies to feed the live turkeys. Private dining rooms available for family groups JOIN OUR BLACK HAWK HOCKEY PARTY CLUB PLUS BUS SERVICE TICKETS AVAILABLE Country Mushroom 5 a 8 Superior GUESTS Locdlew Whipped Creamed . modate parties from 50 to 300 Guests. aS Cup Soup Hearts — Olives — Radishes Be SOE RID Broiled Lake Ci : Fruit Noodle Roast Prime Ribs of Beef Au Jus .............. $5.25 Broiled UP TO 300 : Chicken Roast Young Turkey, with Dressing, Country Gravy, Cranberry Sauce ........:..... $4.25 2 aM Chilled Soup —Entrees— OUR NEW BANQUET ROOMS ARE NOW READY Sone | 27 | —Appetizers— S| Dining Room Hours: Noon to 8 P.M. he 729-1616ge Please make your THANKSGIVING DAY dinner reservation now for parties of 10 and over. Phone ID 2-4444 TODAY. lovatne 2501 Sheridan Road, Highland ted, Park, it. SRE HE November 16, 1967 �‘Local Artist’s Compiled Shown IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT (Sidney Paintings by Sylvia (Mrs. Norman) Appelman of Highland Park are on display through Dec. 13 in A Geneva, Fontana, Wis. Mrs. Appelman, 1788 Richfield Av., studiedat the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, the North Shore Chicago Rod Steiger) businessman, who a northern Negro, waiting between trains at the railroad station. No more of the plot shall be revealed here, except to say that this is a first-rate mystery with a Art League, and in a professional Kwok Wai Lau, artist who reto his native social twist. Steiger gives a parti- in the National Juried Arts Exhibition in , Tyler, Tex., and in Chicago-area cularly noteworthy performance as the ignorant but shrewd sheriff, mature young people. ground, isolated from their real environment and enabling the viewer to create around them the environment that suggests - itself Paul Scofield recreates his role as Sir Thomas More in this excellent fill adaptation of Robert Bolt’s play, giving a marvelously warm and witty performance as A MAN FOR this beloved who Film Fare in the Park,”’ call VE 5-4445. =A EVANSTON—“Barefoot in Park,” call UN 44900. the GLENCOE—“‘In the Heat of the Night,”’ call VE 5-0605 or ID 22400.: a HIGHLAND —-PARK—W. Fields in ‘“‘The Bank Dick’? C. and starts tomorrow, call ID 2-2400. LIBERTY, Libertyville—Call EM 2-3011. OLD ORCHARD, = Skokie—‘‘In the Heat of the Night,” call OR 45300. _ TWIN DRIVE-IN, near Wheeling—Call 537-8222 or 537-8223. VALENCIA, Evanston—‘‘Waterhole No. 3’ and ‘“‘Rough Night in Jericho,’ starts .tomorrow, call UN 4-3444. VARSITY, Evanston—‘“‘In the Heat of the Night,’ call UN 4-8900. WILMETTE—“The Dirty Doz- en,”’ starts tomorrow, 77411. WINNETKA call AL 1- COMMUNITY HOUSE—“Funeral in Berlin,’ 7 and 9 p.m. tomorrow and Saturday. Make Now The movie is a melange Much Su- to is comment gambler. THE DIRTY DOZEN vin, Ernest Borgnine) the bad Dean guy Mar- who has taken over the town after cleaning it up and has a sadistic pack of gunmen to enforce his self-made unit into a of the outlandish invasion they come through gy 7 S. of NE 423651 XXII 22) conclusion. mature young the picture.” —ure s acazive FREE | Highlaud Park PARKING FOR new Restaurant; ~ LIMITED ENGAGEMENT the HELEN | W.C. Fields GALLAGHER | MAIL ORDERS NOW! Good Seats Available send check or money order with stamped self-addressed envelope. Eves. 8:30—Mats. 2 PM—No Mon. thru Sat. Eves.) 1ST ORCH. MEZZ. 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KERATITIS DINE AT of 2-2400 MEZZ. $5.50 $4.50 MEZZ. $6.00 $5.00 $5.50 1ST BALC $5.00 $4.50 1ST BALC $5.50 $5.00 $3.50 2ND BALC. 3.00 2ND BALC. $3.50 $3.00 Moderne . ly RESTAURANT carne “Midwest's HIGHLAND INN Best for Food and PARK Rest” "LUNCHEON Served Daily—11:30 A.M. Menus Changed Every Day Presents . . . Every Thursday Evening 1813 WAUKEGAN RD.—GLENVIEW PHONE 724-7600 FAMILY NIGHT “MAGIC NIGHT’ for “AFTER. WORK... (weekends | See }) “COCKTAIL”’ ‘Estax + OE SING LQ : — | 250 CAR SF % Buffet and Carry-Out AY § RESTAURANT NT : See Wonderful Cantonese food! Xs, MICHIGAN For reservations phone: WH 4-4795, LOPEN DAILY 11:30 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M. 1967 rough- the Evanston Art Center, 2603 Sheridan Rd., Evanston. Mrs. Louise K. Broman of Chicago will present a program, “The Tapestry of Nature.’ Guests are welcome. Parking at Delaware entrance. 16, shaping The North Shore Camera Club will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Dine in our beautiful Year-around Garden or Continental Dining Rooms. Als¢ facilities for private parties. November the talking, belligerent dozen disciplined team capable (Lee Mar- enjoy the succulent Club Plans Program Of Nature Photographs aCQues FRENCH the when, “Jane Fonda’s performance is the best of her career’’—Time. “1 of the funniest films out of Hollywood in a long time’’—Newsweek “A gag-a-second comedy’ ‘—Life 5-3355 NORTH of irony, it focuses | COLOR the AVIS KENT 900 is at its best Edens Expressway between: Dundee 3 Lake-Cook Road E 5-4445 Color. could par top SHUBERT ee: laws. George Peppard comes to Jericho with a famous old marshal who has been hired by Jean YYYXYXXKEI of Accepting the premise that the commando tree if a light on 44-4900: suicidal with touches Color. Adults people. Adults. figure, a_ destruction to a jarringly action and the star, James Coburn, who plays the stereotyped, professional clemency, mission brings the exciting picture entertainment. Particularly engaging are the ballad sung at intervals offered complete taste and taste- of it, however, ntral-un ord Rollicking Week! Day in 1944. The movie on of and frequently walks thin line between lessness. « German personnel billeted in a French chateau, just prior to D- Western cliches (from heroes and villains to virgin maidens and brothels) are can mission—the A treasure hunt for a fortune in gold bullion stolen from the Army is the frame on which this irreverant spoof loosely hangs. executioner’s this exciting Western. tin plays they (James this film comes off as an exciting war drama. Twelve men condemned to death or long prison THANKSGIVING DINNER VE 3 Two ex-lawmen are matched in Traditional CALL NO. U.S. Army would train convicted criminals to do a job that any At the INN-HIGHLAND PARK at Lake-Cook Road Reservations WATERHOLE Colburn) 1716 Committee terms at the HOLIDAY Villa Moderne RESTAURANT AOLIDAY . Edens the Films By St e ERS, Ne Chickadee,’ 16th Century under Club ROUGH NIGHT IN JERICHO ' (Dean Martin, George Peppard, Jean Simmons) ZIIIAAAA call 234-2106 or 234-2107. EDENS, Northbrook—‘“‘Barefoot Little died Shaw, Drama good performances, and snappy, albeit rough, dialog. Color. Adults and mature young people. SEASONS Robert Chairman, fluid direction, well detailed sets, ax for treason. Color. Adults and young people. CORONET,. Evanston—‘‘A. Man for All Seasons,’ call GR 5-4070. DEERPATH, . Lake _ Forest— ‘Point Blank,’ starts tomorrow, “My ALL (Paul Scofield, sannah York) Bloom, Simmons to run the stagecoach line that she is trying to keep from Martin’s control. The movie is thoroughly engrossing with its faced with a case for which he is ill-prepared. Color. Adults and shows. Mrs. Appelman’s style has been described as the new realism. Her figures are suspended in space, usually on a stark white back- to him. Sara FREE PARKING 7201 N. LINCOLN AVE. i triton — TEL HONE 679 ALSO TRY SOUTH PACIFIC 28-30 WEST RANDOLPH TELEPHONE RA 6-3390 eee GE Open Tues. thru Sun. 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. Closed Monday . —= | 2810 Central UN 9-8186 Evanston |; MR.NORMAN Featuring the fastest ® Magic - exhibited Poitier, has come to the small town of Sparta, Miss, is discovered murdered in an alley, and the sheriff arrests the only stranger in town, the Gallery of the Abbey.on Lake workshop under the Northbrook cently returned Hongkong. The artist has by oN Work the evanston_ Movies Week’s of This Reviews Club Drama fingers of for your dinner-time — entertainment ® Intimate. “sleight-of-hand” at each | table ® Special menu to please the family plus such favorites as Hamburgers and Hot Dogs for the children. For reservations call VE 5-3355 Edens at Lake-Cook Road �ie County Center Will Add 3 Classes to Arts Program The Music Center of Lake County, Inc., will add_ three classes to its expanding arts program, according to director Robert Christensen. A ceramics course for children and adults will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays. Students will Children’s art classes in varied media are scheduled for 10:30 to noon Saturdays and 4 to 5:30 p.m. Wednesdays, with Donald Cascarano of Waukegan as instructor. Drama Group Plans ‘Shot? learn to work with clay and to use a kiln, potter’s wheel, and various glazes. The instructor will be Miss Susan Smith of Chicago, a member of the Hull House Association faculty and a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence. A sketching and oil scourse for beginners will be offered from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays and a similar course for intermediates at the same hours Thursdays, both to be taught by Mrs. Robert Haubrich _of Waukegan. * loreg ee Fe | Threshold Players will present ‘“‘A Shot in the Dark”’ at 8:30 p.m. Dec. 1 and 2 in the Loyola Academy Playhouse, Cast members are Peter Ot- terstrom and Jack Rindell, both of Evanston; Jack Jackson, Anne (Mrs. Barry) McNulty, and Barbara (Mrs. Michael) Simpson, all of Glencoe; Mrs. Jane Mclver of Northbrook; Steve Cornell of Deerfield; and Sid Stine of Highland Park. *.. Practicing for their appearance Monday at Great Lakes Naval Hospital are four members of the Song Spinners. They are (from left) Mrs. Janet Hoff, accompanist; Mrs. E. Don Mrs. Charles Winston, music director; Williams, residents. Fees received by the |2-member grou go to inner-city settlement houses (Staff Photos by Larry Graff) (Since Artists Will Give Fine Arts Calendar Demonstrations ART SALES AND RENTAL GALLERY, 742 Park Av., Highland Park. Opening exhibit by Suburban Fine Arts Center members, 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, through Wednesday; ‘‘Le Petit Market,” _ holiday art show and sale, next Thursday through Dec. 23. wie DEER PATH ART LEAGUE WINDOW WALK, Lake Forest. Central business district, through Monday. | DEER PATH GALLERY, 179 E. Deerpath Av., Lake Forest. Paintings by Betty (Mrs. Robert) Wells of Great Lakes; Marsie (Mrs. Francis E.) _ Farwell, Don Berger, and John Daily, all of Lake Forest; and Ed Rosen of Glencoe, through next Thursday. Hours are 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. _ HICKORY HALL GALLERIES, Rt. 45, one mile west of Half Day. ' Works of international artists, portraits and animal studies. Hours are 9 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday; noon to 9 p.m. Sunday and _ Monday; closed Tuesday. HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL, 433 Vine Av., Highland Park. Rubbings | by Duckworth, | Frank Hiroaki Vavruska Morino, of Chicago and Leah and Balsam, ceramics by all of Chicago, Ruth through Monday. PARKER EDWARDS GALLERY, LTD., 503 Central Av., Take PHONE 945-0884 ORCHARD ST., DEERFIELD Waukegan will present demonstrations from 3 to 6 p.m. in the second floor studio in Winnetka Community House. Gloria (Mrs. Arthur) Becker, 1245 Kenton Rd., Deerfield, will explain the lost wax process LOT Rd. to Orchard St., one of Deerfield Rd. block North for casting in bronze. Mrs. Becker has exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago’s Sales and Rental Gallery, the Suburban Fine Arts Center Gallery, the Artists’ Market in Northfield, and the Old Orchard Art Festival. Sheila (Mrs. Irving) Elias, 411 Locust Rd., Wilmette, will demonstrate silk screen printing, or serigraphy. Tom Players, The Productions CHILDREN’S Thumb ‘e THEATER. 2 p.m. “The Saturday, Sound South of Music,’’ Park with School, Park Ln. and Hackberry Rd., Deerfield. LAKE FOREST COLLEGE. Garrick Players’ production of ‘‘Death _ of a Salesman,” 8:30 tonight, tomorrow, and Saturday, Durand Institute - auditorium, Sheridan Rd. and Deerpath Av.; ‘“‘The Wit and Wisdom of _ George Bernard Shaw,” with British actor Bramwell Fletcher, 8:30 p.m. Monday, in the Commons on middle campus, both in Lake Forest. Two Residents Help Produce ‘Hamlet’ Two end | local residents this weekare assisting with the North Shore Community duction Theater pro- St. and Spencer Av. Tickets will be available at the door each °V@™!N8- They of William Shakespeare’s are Mrs. William Olen- Greta dorf, 1103 Hillcrest Av., Highland | Park, who is in charge of set ny construction, and Randy Walker, ‘The play will be presented at tonight, tomorrow, and Sat- urday, and at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in __ the auditorium of Wilmette Junior High School-Howard, Seventeenth 64 3 The fact that a Dior or Norell was passed on to us After it was shown by a lovely model— Or because its original owner gained a pound or two Is no reason why it was loved any the less. (Love for a dress is sometimes fickle, too.) But come in and see for yourself. To buy—(at a fraction of the original cost) or : To bring us a dress you once loved. Lederer, Ine. CUSTOM Over © DESIGNERS, 20 Years A An extravagantly luxurious pom is matched to body color of this squared toe style of woven metallic brocade. Pom is oval in shape and covers entire vamp. Style has sweetheart throatline. Inner lining and sock lining are gold faille. Squared toe, stacked heel. In GOLD, SILVER, BLUE, FIRE RED, HOLLY. Do Come In: The Little Sparrow is a little resale shop that cares. 1080 Rosemary Tr., Deerfield, who will assist with the lighting. 8:30 has a special way of caring. Most everything in it was made with style and affection And worn by someone who cared. You'll receive some mad money for cmaee 3 ’ Or you may sell it for your favorite charity (And get a tax deduction.) “Hamlet.” “es Fittle Spartow Elementary Append) DEERFIELD the | members PARKING recently purchased in Spain and Italy, through are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Drama -_- league OWN Highland _ Saturday, and by appointment on Sundays. | _ art OUR Park. First anniversary showing, including Picasso lithographs and oils and watercolors _ November. Hours | Two — ered) Nonna | gram. 711 SERVICE Netitg med | Pgnttemament } fputtr omit | p< Exhibits The North Shore Art League will participate Sunday in the annual Winnetka-on-Parade pro- BEAUTY Aegttemnad) Agito! | ettmmed) Art COMPLETE 1946) Serving the BUILDERS North Shore DIVISION TO HANDLE YOUR REMODELING Room e Additions Recreation. PHONE e Kitchens Rooms 831-3800 The fittle Sparow 112 East Oak Street, Chicago Telephone: 664-3322 Monday thru Friday 11 to 6 Thursday to 8:30 Saturday Sunday noon to 4 11 to 5 wy & bbL,. 'S ountr 1708 Glenview Rd. 5°73 656 Deerfield Rd. Glenview Northbrook Deerfield ERI CLOOROANG (pPOOEAS (fOOROAY (PPP _ manager; and Mrs. Hugh Toner, booking agent, all Deerfield ; tw November 16, 1967 a �FOR CHEVROLET OWNERS TWO DAYS ONLY NOVEMBER 17 & 18 BY APPOINTMENT... rREE CAR ANALYSIS \ IN OUR NEW amt 54-BAY SERVICE CENTER! os CHEVY Our expanded service center, which was designed to handle mammoth OWNERS: For two days only —Friday, November 17, and Saturday, November 18 —eight full teams of Jennings Chevrolet service chores like this, will be humming as our experts check specialists will be available to analyze your Chevy electronically with more than 100 trouble-shooting tests. your Chevy under simulated road conditions. Engine Performance e Ignition System Transmission System e Wheel Alignments e Braking System e Suspension System You will receive a written report on how your car performs in every area of operation. You get a diagnosis of your car's general condition and those specific points which are judged to be "requiring caution" or "critical." e Front End Analysis e Power Output ¢ Tire Testing e Motor Equipment Chevy owners, call for an appointment now! Our electronic analysis teams will be ready for you Friday, November 17, from noon until 9 p.m. and SALES: Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 10 A.M. Weekdays to 5 P.M. on Saturday, November 18 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. —till 5 P.M. Saturday Sunday PARTS & SERVICE: Open 7:30 A:M. to 6 P.M. every Weekday Closed Saturday and Sunday 041 WAUKEGAN ROAD GLENVIEW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK / PHONE Jennings We're Chevy dealers. 729-1000 JENNINGS CHEVWAY — Lease or Rent a new car the Jennings Way . . . by the day, week, month or year. �nnual Bazaars how Ingenuity The merits of handmade Christmas tree ornaments are discussed by Mrs. William Howe of Ravinia (left) and Mrs. Joyce Knapp of Deerfield. The Trim-The-Tree-Shop was one of the busiest places in the church. By SHIRLEY GORDON she church ladies of the church rarely pass up an angle when it comes to raising money to meet needs. The annual Christmas bazaar is an example feminine ingenuity and stick-to-itiveness. of All part of the holiday bazaar are counters of hand- Photos knitted garments which take weeks of exacting attention; the traditional country-store stocked with pickles and preserves from members’ cherished and guarded family recipes; and the bake shops with paper plates heaped with cookies, pies, and cakes all made lovingly “from scratch.” Patricia Hopkins (left) and Sydney Smalley, both of Deerfield, found bazaar shopping a bore until they reached the toy and novelty counters. Baby-sitting service was provided for the smaller children, allowing mothers ample opportunity for browsing and shopping. by Bud Daley a the novelty decorations departments where uncooked pastas in various shapes and assorted nuts and pine cones are worked into wreathes and centerpieces. Another similarity of bazaars is the hot lunch, usually being prepared in the church kitchen where tempting aromas can waft out to tantalize the shoppers. Mrs. Donald Dick (right) sells a jar of homemade preserves to Mrs. Eugene McClure, both of Deerfield. Also for sale were jams, jellies, pickles and "6,000 Island Dressing." 66 An Irish linen cloth captures the attention of Mrs. Edwin White (left) and Mrs. James Schnur, both of Deerfield. Hand-embroidered linen cloths and place mats - were popular items at the bazaar. November 16, 1967 . �John Austin Tuthill Engaged to Marry Volunteer Bureau Patricia Scholes On Advisory Board y Mr. and Mrs. John H. Scholes of Bushnell, Ill., announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ritchey to John Austin Tuthill, Park is a member of the advisory son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Tuthill of Highland Park. doors at 828 Davis St., Evanston. os Has Local Woman Na = Mrs. Robert C. Pool of Highland board of the Volunteer Evanston, W. which has Bureau opened its — The opening culminates nearly — Miss Scholes and her finance are graduates of MacMurray Col- lege, Jacksonville, Ill. She is now years of research by a committee initiated by the Junior teaching in Winnipeg, Canada. League of Evanston, Inc. Mr. Tuthill is working two Mrs. Charles F. Laird of Win- toward netka, as the newly-appointed director, will help channel North Shore interest to Evanston-based agencies in need of volunteer his master’s degree in psychology at the University of Manitoba, where he holds an assistantship. A December’ wedding is planned. assistance. Cooking Concepts Will Be Subject motivating a child, reading to the Typical Saturday The Garden Club of Deerfield will meet at 9:30 a.m. today in the home of Mrs. Lloyd Gossman, 3095 Blackthorne Ln., Riverwoods. Mrs. W. Lindsay Suter of Winnetka will show slides and talk on “Virginia Gardens.” Mrs. Gossman is the Plant, Flower, and Fruit Guild chairman of the club. Members have donated flowers that Mrs. Gossman arranged to deliver to the Lake County Home in Zion, Abbott House in Highland Park, and the Northbrook Nursing Home. Films Council Plans Benefit A benefit sponsored by the Better Films Council of Chicagoland will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow in Jacques French Restaurant, gan Av. 900 N. Michi- Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m., followed by surprise entertainment. A country home-baked items, and Mrs. T. field will in the Kenilworth Virginia Gardens Subject Booked By Garden Club store will feature goods, handmade miscellaneous gift items. of Highland Park—Ravinia combined ORT Will Observe Sabbath Flink, Tribute to the global program of ORT (Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training) will be paid at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in B’nai Torah Reform Temple, 2789 Oak St., Highland Park. Rabbi Sholom Singer, spiritual leader of the congregation, will conduct the special ORT Sabbath observance, which also will be Mrs. Harris 16, 1967 A. Granfield of Deerbe a co-hostess for e observed in other On Committee temples and synagogues throughout the nation. This observance is sponsored annually by Women’s American ORT. In Lake County there are over 1,200 members in nine chap- ters working to support the ORT schools. Mrs. Marvin Isenstein of Highland Park, president of Lake Mrs. will Richard deliver Blair and the Deay, Northbrook, a program “Broadway Temple. wood past five months creating handmade gift items. These include office accessories, artificial flowers, and household items. There patron. Mrs. Richard Highland Park is the also will be new merchandise for sale. Proceeds from the eighth annual sale will be donated to the camp in Round Lake, IIl., for underprivileged boys. Tells New Campbell Order PREs 3 THANKSGIVING COAT Mrs. and —\) JZ IND iF gy s » Js the NY cael SS by Madamniselle f BN to fit your personality! Sy Qi Write for an appointment: 1711 Garand Dr. sR Deerfield, te 60015 , SWZ is FET Only Exclusive Fashion “GFWAS ORS PASE WAN Duca of associate = Louva y matron 7 Custom Design ree & Tailoring —_, of High- Duca IVANS . in- is the worthy “ ay Re 5 = «<a SAN 712, Star, worthy SEITE» Qi a ASD Ay Harold A. Smith, 1171 Beech Ln., Highland Park. Mrs. J. William Gooch of Highland Park is luncheon chairman. She will be assisted by Mrs. Dwight L. Merrell of Highland Park. McLeran new McLeran ZT No. Eastern matron and Mr. associate patron. DIIKSS of the Mr. WZ Mrs. H. A. Smith Will Be Hostess the James is Officers Chapter of AT SS SEIZE \ JAZZ III, 580 SEINE So NUE, ; Lincoln Avenue, WINNETKA 474 Central Avenue, HIGHLAND PARK 1253 will of excerpts Ladies and hour North Shore members of the council have been working for the Society Dwight Park, are co-chairmen and will be hostesses for the social following the services. Furniture Center in Northbrook. Welfare feature entitled Ln., Mrs. stalled new officers last night in the Hundley Memorial Masonic Infant of Mrs. Country both of Highland Mrs, Jerome Harris of Highland Park is on the Women’s Council of Camp Henry Horner committee planning the benefit sale of Christmas gift items. The sale will be held Dec. 13-14 in space provided by Colby’s the The meeting, to be held in the home Their Fellers,” by Mrs. Deay. Orville Kaplan, Chicago will meet at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 27 in the home of Mrs. November Park. The Center of County Region, sermon. The Lakewood Friends of the Chicago Junior School will meet at 12:30 p.m. Monday in Colby’s member of the Colby staff. Mrs. Al Collins, 760 Green Bay Rd., Highland Park, is in charge Infant Welfare's recent "Tea for Toys” netted a — stock of stuffed animals, barely used games, and collector's item dolls, now being sold in the Thrift Shop. (Staff Photo) both Highland Robert The Intermediate group of the Highland Park-Ravinia Center of kie Blvd., Northbrook. Following luncheon, there will be a talk on antiques given by a include we today’s noon luncheon of the Evanston-North Shore Alumna of Delta Gamma Sorority. Lakewood Friends Schedule Meeting Home Furnishing Center, 1001 Sko- jobs Deerfield Woman Luncheon Hostess ‘Changing Concepts in Cooking, Cholesterol, and Calories,’’ will be the topic of the luncheon meeting of the North Suburban Home Economists in Homemaking at Inn, Lincolnwood. Speaker will be Mrs. Mary Carlson, nutritonist and food consultant. Homemakers who are home economics graduates are invited. Reservations can be made with Mrs. Donald Todd, 2501 Maple, Northbrook; Mrs. Lawrence Kelley, 1624 Sequoia Trail, Glenview; or Mrs. Kenneth Crowell, 1525 Dartmouth Ln., Deerfield. volunteer ie blind, visiting shut-ins, transporting the disabled, and supervising teen-age group activities. For Economists noon — of \Vankeo : — �Deerfield Women Sponsor Records Mrs. James Wilken of Deerfield watches as Nick Glen records a message for his family in Swayiland, Africa. Nick, an American Field Service student living with the Wilkens this year, was one of the many sagt residents taking advantage of the no-cost opportunity to send greetings to foreign lands. (Staff Photo) Mrs. Harvey Davis (left) and Mrs. Herbert Luke, both of Highland Park, attended the recent sponsors tea and tour in the Museum of Contemporary Art. Mrs. Luke's outfit, a Saks original, will be seen during the December Federation Fashionplate. (Lawrence Phillip Photo) Federation Women Have Fashion, Art Happening Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conedera of Riverwoods and son, Dave, 15, make a recording to be sent to another son, Scott, stationed with the U.S. Navy in the China Seas. The Deerfield Women's Club co-sponsored the recording sessions with the American Red Cross. (Staff Photo) It was a fashion and art happening when the Jewish Federation Women’s Division held a Sponsors tea and tour recently in the new Museum of Contemporary Art. More than 300 sponsors and models planning the 1967 Federa- tion Fashionplate Dec. 19 in the Conrad Hilton Hotel viewed the opening exhibition. Mrs. Rudolph J. Silverman of Highland Park is chairman of this year’s benefit, which will feature 80 members of the Women’s Division in fashions from nine Michigan Av. houses. : Family Has Double Rite Highland 4 brother and sister were married in a double-wedding ceremony tion Park Oct. 14 in Immaculate Church, Highland Concep- Park. The Rev. Angelo Garbin read the morning vows that united Miss Virginia Kathleen Ferrel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferrel of Highland Park and Donald Edward Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Brown of Burrows, Ind. A few minutes later he read similar vows to unite Miss Donna Jean Hansen, daughter of Mrs. Eleanor Hansen of Maywood, and David Charles Ferrel. A wedding Ferrel luncheon was served in the home. The brides wore identical gowns. They were fashioned of delicate nylon lace with scattered appliques. Pearl and lace orange blossoms held their shoulder-length tulle veils, and they carried bouquets of white roses and daisies. Serving as Virginia’s maid of honor was her sister, Miss Janet Elaine Ferrel of ‘Highland Park. She wore a gold brocade Street-length dress and matching head- In Catholic Church piece. Victor Brown er’s best man. After of Burrows a honeymoon Gap, Ky., Park. the couple trip was his broth- to Cumberland lives in Highland Miss Susan Hall of Chicago was the maid of honor for Donna. She wore a green satin street-length dress and headpiece. Both attendants carried daisies and yellow chrysanthemums. Larry Nelson of Chicago was best man. J. Ferrel of High- wood, brother of the bridegroom, Ushers and John Murtaugh were Robert of Hubbard Woods. After a honeymoon in Maunston, Wis., the couple lives in Broadview, Ill. (Salyards Photo) November 16, 1967 �Florence Harmon Will Be Married Dateste Mr. and Mrs. John H. Harmon Jr. of Highland Park announce the engagement of their daughter Florence to John Edward Gepson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gepson of Wellesley, Mass. Miss Harmon was graduated from Smith College and received her master’s degree in elementary education from Harvard University. Mr. Gepson attended Phillips Exeter Academy and was graduated from Williams College. He received his master’s degree in marketing and _ transportation from Northwestern University’s Graduate School of Business Administration. He is now an officer’s trainee in the Air Force. The couple is planning a Dec. 28 wedding. (John Howell Photo) TODAY .. Garden Club of Deerfield—9:30 a.m., meeting, Gossman, 3095 Blackthorne Ln., Riverwoods; home of Mrs. Lloyd slides and talk on Virginia gardens. Scholarship and Guidance Association, Junior Board—Musee 9:a.m. to 9 p.m.; Winnetka Community House. de Noel, Communion program on Trinity Church, Episcopal Churchwomen—9:30 a.m., service and breakfast, 425 Laurel Av., Highland Park; rehabilitation opportunities for the handicapped. TOMORROW Better Films Council of Chicagoland—Benefit party, 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Jacques French Restaurant, 900 N. Michigan Av.; luncheon, country store. ORT Lake County—ORT Sabbath, 8:30 p.m., B’nai Torah Reform Temple, 2789 Oak St., Highland Park. SATURDAY Highland Park Hadassah—Youth Aliyah Party, 8 p.m., home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Holland, 1427 Waverly Rd., Highland Park. Club, Junior Auxiliary—Casino Make Spode Plates Available night, 8 p.m. to midnight, clubhouse, 1991 Sheridan Rd.; box supper, games. Mrs. Robert Reuler, 179 Pierce ORT, Idlewood Chapter—Angel Annie Ball, 7:30 p.m., Highland ‘ Country Club, 1201 Park Av., Highland Park. Park Rd., County MONDAY Chicago Junior School, Lakewood Friends—Luncheon-meeting, Club—12:45 p.m., meeting, 1991 clubhouse, Park Woman’s Club Plans High Schools Program Members of the Highland Park Woman’s Club will meet at 12:45 p.m. Tuesday in the clubhouse, Sheridan Rd. and Elm PI., to hear a program on “Our High School » Students’ Special Projects.” Golf Group T ells Committee Head Mrs. Harry Reisman of Highland Park has been named team events co-chairman of the North,ern Illinois Women’s Golf Association. The seven-year-old association holds an annual 36-hole medal play invitational and is planning a three-day tournament to replace the Cook County Tournament. A “Night in Las Vegas” is in store for the B’nai B’rith Women | of Glencoe chapter at 7 p.m. Nov. 25 in the Highland Park Women’s Club, 1991 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park. The evening will benefit B’nai B’rith projects. Tickets can be obtained from Mrs. George Frey Jr., 333 Seven Breakfast will be served after Communion Service at 9:30 a.m.° Mrs. Fanabel Zur, assistant director of public relations for Good Will Industries of Chicago, will present an illustrated talk describing vocational rehabilitation opportunities for the handi- Centennial Plates, Office of Student Personnel and Dean of Wom- en, 610 E. John St., Champaign, 61820. For further information contact Mrs. Reuler. capped. Looking glass patents. Looking for all the world _as gala as the parties they’re _ off to. Buckled big. Or hardly at all. And all with the fine fit Stride Rite _ is famous for. Lunch will not be served in the club that day. Pioneer Women Will Study Bible third annual Bible Study Series of North Suburban District Pioneer Women will meet from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Tuesday and on Nov. 28 in the Oakton Center, 4701 Oakton, Skokie. Mrs. Anne Sternberg, instructor of bible and history at College Preparatory Jewish School, Education, Board of lead the will PRINCESS study of the book of Ruth. Black-Wht. Trim Blue-Red Trim Mrs. Albert Boxerman of Highland Park is program chairman. y MIMI : ) E Pines Cir., Highland Park. of the Univer- sity of Illinois Mothers’ Association, which with the Dads’ Association, are sponsoring the university’s Centennial Commemorative plates that are now available. The 10% inch Spode plates with the Alma Mater etched in black . have been produced in a limited edition of 5,000 by Copeland and Thompson, Ltd., of London. All proceeds will go to. the University of Illinois Foundation. Plates may be purchased through The program is part of the Home and Education Department “Do You Know?” series. The regular business meeting will be held at 2 p.m., followed by. a talk given by the Rev. Robert Owen, the ‘‘Night Pastor.” The Rev. Mr. Owen is an Episcopal priest, whose parish is the Near North night-life section of Chicago. His parishioners include the show folk and night people who congregate around Rush Street and Old Town. The Will Give Benefit Lake Highland Park, will meet today. 12:45 p.m. Ft. Sheridan Sheridan Rd.; the Rev. Robert Owen, the “Night Pastor” will talk. Highland is The Episcopal Churchwomen of Trinity Church, 425 Laurel Av., TUESDAY Ft. Sheridan Officers’ Wives Club—Luncheon, Officers Club; honoring Consular wives. Highland Park Woman’s chairman Park, Breakfast Planned 12:30 p.m., Colby’s Home Furnishing Center, 1001 Skokie Blvd., Northbrook. Black ORDER FROM US “2 x= Suburbia’s Wallpaper UNLIMITED Deerfield 1708 Glenview Rd. Glenview ountr Coming Soon to Northbrook ® The $ Bronze ~ : Highland e , Highland Park Woman’s 656 Deerfield Rd. Deerfield eat EARTH November 16, 1967 69 �29 Bice ica cit gas EN : ae i bear esi ae Se BE ye BE gor cs, ;7 By SHIRLEY GORDON erexae Fletcher will be the weekend guest of the Samuel Baskins of Highland Park. Mr. Fletcher is bringing his ‘Evening with George Bernard Shaw” to Lake Forest College Monday night. i more than 200 performances. commercial for a of Waukegan. Mrs. Patrick Stack of Glenview was Highland Park. The books are now at the printers, and although the outlook for Christmas delivery is poor, I understand you can place an order now and gift certificates will be sent out. T’s time to start planning next Thursday’s Mass., formerly Wilmette and Deerfield. He is the son of Mr. But take a few moments off thanks for them while you can. and Mrs. to count your a final waxing blessings and to girl _ Miss King was graduated from Jewish ed is Northwestern University. She an assistant in the trust ica, San Francisco. Fox is a graduate of New A Trier High School, the University of California California’s at Berkeley, Hastings College and the Annie” Idlewood once celestial uest for their benefit ball Saturlay night. a series on the sponsored by temporary Playwrights Audience?” again will ORT’s arts inaugurated last week. Fraser Kent, director of Hull House’ Playwright’s Theater Workshop, spoke on “Do Con- Guest “Angel be seminar North Shore Section of the National Council of Jewish Women was of the Law, San Francisco. _A Dec. 9 wedding is planned. ORT new contemporary Hate the Second in the series will be the Dec. 13 seminar at the Oriental Institute on artifacts ‘Dug Up from Digs.’’ The tour will be led by Mrs. Gene Saper of Wilmette. “Music That Sounds Like Chicago’s Picasso Looks’’ will be the subject to be discussed by Hans The annual ball, underwritten each year by local ‘‘angels,” will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the Highland Park Country Club, 1201 _ Park Av. Reservations still may be made with co-chairmen, Mrs. William _Senescu, 3470 Summit Av., and Wurman, Am ‘Mrs. Martin Friend, 3350 Summit music director for Beth Temple, Chicago, on Jan, 10. This will take place in the High- Av., both of Highland Park. land Park home of Mrs. Elmer Fredman of bridegroom’s was Tracy Carani. bridegroom’s _ brother, Barry Hall of Waukegan, was best man. Ushers were another brother, Joel Hall, Larry Carr, and William Kerr, all of Waukegan; Bruce Pecaro of Evanston; and Patrick Nugent of Austin, Tex. The bride wore a white brocade and seed pearl gown fashioned with a chapel train. Her headpiece was a matching pillbox attached to illusion veiling, and she carried her mother’s bridal prayer book and give Inaugurate and rosary, which were covered Officers Wives Contemporary Arts’ Series department of the Bank of AmerMr. Women as The _ Grover H. Fox of Kenilworth. _ Deerfield High School and attend- as gan. Another sister of the bridegroom, Betsy Hall, was a flower just returned from Mark, a student at the Cliff Dwellers former Evanston festive meal by filling record precious moments; and giving the house polishing before the guests arrive. Serving sister, Miss Jean Hall of Wauke- the freezer with make-ahead courses; counting silver, china, and chairs so there’s enough for your guests; buying film for the camera to of of honor. wood; Miss Susan Glenview; and the Mrs. Stephen P. Sanders of Highland Park will be glad to take your order, as will Mrs. Frank Lennox in the church office. Rs. John Byrne Chamberlin of Highland Park Canon City, Colo., where she visited her son, The Abbey. An added fillip to her visit, was dinner in Club, founded by her father, O. H. Wentcher, a resident. matron bridesmaids were Mrs. Renato Carani Jr. and Miss Mary Jo Fiore, both of Highland Park; Mrs. Fred Gualandri of High- New cookbook is coming—“‘The Book of Uncommon Cooking”’ compiled by the Episcopal Churchwomen of Trinity Church in Weymouth, go, Ill. (Bett’s Photo) The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carani of Highland Park, and the bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Hall for a lot less wampum. For a $10 donation, Hadassah will deliver on Dec. 31 a de luxe bottle of champagne and a current best-selling book. You can take them both to bed! The engagement of Miss Peggy Joan King to Michael Kent Fox is -announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. King of with white Phalaenopsis orchids and Stephanotis. The couple lives in North Chica- Highland Park. heard that great radio posh Chicago hostelry, which offers you a “gala New Year’s Eve complete with a champagne breakfast in bed’ for a mere $100. Highland Park Hadassah offers you the same type of a celebration In December Neat i pn TPR oc seth aN oat OE ele aie 4 eS— xt a : Eight attendants preceded Miss Maria Elaina Carani down the aisle when she became the bride of James David Hall Oct. 28 in Immaculate Conception Church, The noted actor was Rex Harrison’s stand-in during the Broadway run of ““My Fair Lady’ and actually played the Prof. Higgins role for Will Be Wed NE Fas Maria Cariani Wed To Waukegan Man Sncidentally Ou have undoubtedly ee sedwine Plan Luncheon Klein, immediate past president of the group. On Feb. 14, the seminar will hear ‘‘What’s New on Broadway?” direct from the critic’s mouth when Miss Glenna Syse, drama critic of the Chicago SunTimes, will speak in the Wilmette home of Mrs. Saper. “‘An Invitation to a Hanging” will be extended Mar. 13 when Richard Gray, guest art critic of the Chicago Tribune and Chicago gallery owner, will discuss con- Many of the officers’ wives will be reciprocating hospitality extended them in the homelands of temporary art. the consular wives. Fifty-five consular wives from the Chicago area have been invited to luncheon by the Fort Sheridan Officers’ Wives’ Club at 12:45 p.m. Wednesday. Luncheon in the club will be preceded by aperitifs in the home of Lt. Gen. and Mrs. John H. Michaelis. eich HAVE by Mr. Leonard Ready-made or custom-made draperies? Whi¢h is better for you? It's a frequent question and you shouldn't answer it by flipping a coin. Both type have advantages worth investigating. 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Friday ORE Park South of Deerfield Rd. overpass Also he) evenings 6 to 8 Ke annpery 336 Avenue ob Glencoe, Illinois 60022 Phone: 835-0038 November 16 Ss 1 1967 �LET THE FUR by Lee K-Thorpe Distinguished FLY of Thorpe Furs Furriers Since Some 1895 great pleasure Human Rights quality furs at substantial God-Given savings during our remodel- Rights ing and expansion storewide event ... This week an A Baha’i Statement on Human Rights extraordinary offer in elegant THE GREATEST CHALLENGE to this age is the recognition of the oneness of mankind. The painful but inevitable broadening of each man’s from his own national, cultural and creations . . . In a great ethnic, racial, religious, economic ... such as offering our are allegiance things give us group to array of important furs the wider embrace of all mankind constitutes the central revolution cof our time. Every person is affected by this revolution, in the provincial attitudes people in the world. 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A model office already has been completed, and the building is available for showing. Saje Asso- ciates currently is housed building, along in the with an insurance company and a real estate developer. Rental prices for offices will vary, but a typical to Mr. Parker, Saje Associates owns more property adjacent to the present building which could be developed for additional parking spaces. office space for about 30 executives and firms, according to Saje vice president Dave Parker. The exact number will depend upon how many occupy more than one office, Mr. Parker said. The building is available for “anyone needing first class office one-room office will cost $85 a month. About 40 on-site parking spaces. have been provided, plus 20 additional off-site spaces. According COMPUTER 640 VERNON SEARCHED MULTIPLE VE 5-0236 AM 2-2223 LISTING FILES space,”’ according to Mr. Parker. “We’re trying to cater to the executive who doesn’t necessarily have to be located in Chicago.”’ Other features of the building are “superior’’ acoustics, wall-towall carpeting in the offices, a coffee Almost completed is this new three-story office building at the corner of Skokie Hwy. and Route 176 in Lake Bluff. The building is owned by Saje Associates, Inc., of Lake Forest. (Staff Photo) lounge, air conditioning, and individually decorated offices. “We’re going one step beyond typical suburban office facilities GLENCOE Apartment Dweller Also Has A Stake in Heating System Traditionally, it has been the homeowner—living in a one-family or two-family house—who had to be concerned with heating systems, but also have apartment apartment a stake “home” dwellers in how their is heated. Apartment shoppers should find out what kind of heating system is installed in buildings being con_ sidered, advises the Chicago The traditional choice for finer apartments, hydronics is rated high by experts for its cleanliness. Many of today’s apartments also offer air conditioning for summer comfort. With year round hydronics, the same kind of system that uses steam or hot water to provide winter comfort lates chilled water economical summer for comfort, most circu- WITH EASY CARE in this custom home of quiet, that offer but their dura- bility and the fact that they are designed ELEGANCE cooling. The council points out hydronic systems not only superior — great quality. Handsome living rm., walnut dining rm., LAST WORD KITCHEN, solid walnut cabinets, brkfst. rm. White ash Family rm. w/ soda bar, fpic. and a separate hobby rm. for children. 6 bedrms. 4 baths. Air condit. Thermopane. Undergrnd. sprkig. Large porch and exquisite patio. BE SURE TO SEE THE BEST. to use whatever economical in fuel the is area HIGHLAND PARK — On one acre. Excitingly different Contemporary Ranch with exquisite detail. Stepdown liv. rm., sep. din. rm. w/stone fir. Cathedral Family rm. w/bar. Provincial kit., brkfst. rm. 6 bedrms. 42 baths. Air condit. Electronic air purifiers. FOR THE EXECUTIVE WHO WANTS GLAMOR. means low operating cost. PICTURES SP EAK LOUDER THAN WORDS Bet- a j i ter Heating-Cooling Council. ae ae ¥ Ce ie ~ . The council points out that it is the kind of system that determines the comfort, while the kind of fuel—gas, oil, electricity, coal— is merely the source of energy, and determines the cost. Chances are that apartment shoppers will find hydronic heating—either steam or forced circulation hot water—in the building they select since it is used in the majority of apartments today. FOLDING DOORS Stock louver folding doors of ponderosa pine are ideal for closets where floor* clearance space is a problem.* They are decorative, lation. 72 and provide air circu- IN THE WOODS or so you'd think. Custom 5 bedrm. home in Sherwood Forest area of Highland Park. BUS TO EXCELLENT SCHOOLS. Extra large liv. rm., Family rm, w/unusual fplc. wall. Large eating-in kitchen. 4 baths plus Sauna. Air condit. Easy-care and fun to live-in. Mid 50s. ¥ . . . but the outside has an inside to match in this newly listed home of quality and charm. Located in top close-in country area adjoining Lincolnshire. Low taxes. There is so much to be said, better call us for details. Offered at $42,500. PIERSEN 826 Deerfield Road, pio REALTY Deerfield CO., Inc. € Phone: 945-1670 gt HIGHLAND PARK — See what beauty $42,500 buys. Stunning qualitybit. RANCH. Cathedral liv. rm. Ideal Family rm. Newest, fully equipped kit. 3 bedrms. 2 baths. Parquet floors. Air condit. Lovely landscaping. CALL KAHN — KAHN CAN! November 16, 1967 �GILBERT Ramsay A.3 Will Head RAYNER 3:0 6 3 Ao V4.3 Serving Lake Forest for over 40 years Realtor Bd. Alan Ramsay Warner, ted of Baird Inc., Winnetka, president of and was elec- the Evanston- North Shore Board of Realtors at its annual meeting last week in the Pyrenees restaurant in Skokie. Mr. Ramsay, who this year had served as vice president Mr. Ramsay of the board, will succeed John R. Brandt of CHOICE LAKE FOREST LOCATION Custom-Built Brick Ranch. Huge Living-Dining combination, w/thermopane window. Crab orchard stone fireplace. Kitchen has elec. range, wall oven, snack bar, and adjoins paneled Family Room w/raised hearth fireplace. Maple paneled den 20 x 20 w/welldesigned desk, many built-in cabinets and closets. 3 family Bedrooms. Quality construction. Full basement. Plastered walls. Oak floors. Priced realistically. Call: Tom Bermingham Res. 234-0971 i VIEWS Finest East wooded Lake lot Forest with OF area house at LAKE end of overlooking designed to be one of a circular staircase. Living MICHIGAN! a winding ravine. private Entire road residence kind! Charming circular foyer room with fireplace; dining with room on beautiful was artfully suspended open with fireplace; library with fireplace; 29’ x 18’ family room with fireplace, 5 Master rooms and 5 haths. Basement and 3-car heated garage. $175,000. bed- _ Ayars Realty in Northbrook. Other officers elected were John P. Schemerhorn of Quinlan and Tyson, Inc., in Evanston, vice president; Lee J. Andruss of Ann Andruss, Realtor, in Kenilworth, secretary; and Robert S. Earhart of Earhart and Co. in Highland Park, treasurer. Terms of new officers will begin Jan. 1. epee 4 3Yq DELIGHTFUL ACRES Live graciously in this elegant throughly modern 5-bedroom, 5-bath Home. 24’ living room and 22‘ family room w/fireplaces. 18’ dining room w/access to 21’ porch. Cabinet kitchen and butler’s pantry. Open to offer. Call: Blanche Friestedt Res. 234-1967 BEDROOMS — Solidly built home of brick room with fireplace; dining and cedar room; large fast room area; room Full has paneled walk-in basement. family closet and Beautiful with bath. 3 ae PY $51,500 in popular new fully equipped beamed home kitchen ceiling. Twin-sized area, with Large bedrooms Living break- master and bed- hall bath. area! Directors elected to fill two-year terms beginning Jan. 1 are Wil- liam C. Black, Lake Bay Co. in Wilmette; Mr. Kenneth CC. Friend, Friend Realty and Realty Brandt; Kenneth Management, Inc., in Winnetka; Naomi M. Murphy, Quinlan and Tyson, Inc., Lake Forest; W. Robert Voights, Bob Voights Realty, Evanston; and Henry G. Zander III, ZanderOmmen, eeee iia? ee Seca ee Ge ee HANDSOME LANNON STONE!!! Deluxe, quality, 3-bedroom ranch located across the street from country ~ club on 3 wooded lots, (1 lot can be sold off). Plastered walls central air conditioning; new gas furnace, and carpeting and _ draperies included. Inc., Deerfield. Beautiful decorating and heavily landscaped. Must sell! $59,500. OFFERS SOLICITED Owners leaving or left LAKE town Bucks County Colonial with game rm. opening to patio & pool, Ash paneled family rm. too with beamed ceiling & fireplace. Kitchen with bkfst. space & built-ins. 3 twin bedrms., 2!/ baths. Full bsmt. Fully Air Cond. This is a terrific house in the 60s. RIPARIAN $42,500 GLENVIEW EAST #4) MICHIGAN "Nuff said. Phone: Dick Murphy CE 4-2500 Large slate foyer; spacicus living room; dining room; fully equipped kitchen with large breakfast area. Outstanding paneled family room with tremendous stone fireplace wall. Large master bedroom with fireplace, dressing room and bath, room. opens to large Low maintenance Immediate Possession!!! sun exterior porch. of Large brick basement. and cedar. Ist Near floor new golf laundry course. LAKE FOREST On nearly an acre of landscaped grounds this is a spacious 3 year old brick home with paneled family room on Ist floor, 25' x 21' living room. Country kitchen with large bay window overlooking the yard. Master suite has pvt. bath & dressing rm. 3 other bedrms., twin sized. Out of town owner must sell! Asking $84,500. Porter & Weinrich Winnetka 446-2600 NO CHAUFFERING from this close to town charmer. See the large 20’ Living Room, separate Dining Room, custom-fingertip Kitchen with a sunny Breakfast Room. There are four Bedrooms, two full baths and lots of closets; a 23’ screened porch and a patio; Hi-dri basement with Recreation Room area, office, study room, laundry and work shop. Walk to town and train. Very close to Park and Schools. The kids can waik! Priced to sell in the mid 30’s and immediate possession. For this exceptional offering Contact: George Hall November 16, 1967 acres dining of beautiful 5-bedroom room: huge NEAR COUNTRY rolling grounds 41%-bath family DAY SCHOOL! provide the perfect residence. room has BBQ, Spacious and living fireplace, setting room; wet bar, for this separate built-in large country kitchen Outstanding and opens to large screened porch. stereo, with electric-eye garage 4-Car thruout! features Luxury built-in! with every door controls John Channer & 202 E. Westminster Lake Forest 234-2500 hs eas 134 gorgeous ee he asit Assoc., Inc. GILBERT 747 Elm AR Winnetka 446-6664 265 E. $$: Deer Path RAYNER 2h ee CE 4-3800 4S Lake Forest �Sale of Homes Sales of existing homes United States continued in the ponding months a year ago, was: strong May, during August, totaling 20 percent above August, 1966, and 12 percent above July, 1967. In the report by the National Association of Real Estate of brisk percent; June, 15.3 Median Price Up The median price of existing houses also is up, NAREB noted. As shown in the the median $19,662, resurgence the in the existing house market. NAREB survey, price in August almost medium was $1,000 higher than price of $18,685 in August, 1966. The upturn in the previous three months, as compared 21.4 percent, and July, 16.3 percent. Boards, it also was stated that gains made in August are a continuation in U.S. Continues Strong Yet, despite this upturn, houses with corres- Karl Nagel Earns Designation Karl F. Nagel, owner of Kar] F. Nagel Realty in Lake Forest, recently received his Graduate Realtors _Insti- ’ Glenview tate Boards in Springfield. Mr. Nagel of Board Shore to receive The South and West had the greatest gains in existing home sales in August, and the price was higher in the West than in the other three regions. Gains in sales by region, and the increase in percent of the total, and two categories together, ranging between $25,000 and $40,000, accounted for 23 percent of the total. Inexpensive available, Man homes some still are 7 percent of the total sales being in the $10,000and-under class. However, the trend appears to be fewer homes sold in the bottom. brackets, and pared with $18,386. West—23 percent; pared with $20,581. Given The survey com- also disclosed that the three-bedroom home tops the field in popularity, at 57 percent, followed by the four-bedroom home, 23 percent, and the twobedroom (or less) home, at 20 percent. medium price as against August, 1966, were as follows: Northeast—10 percent; $21,068 compared with $20,102, in 1966. North Central—i2 percent; $17,371 compared with $16,425. South—31 percent; $19,133 com- The survey, which is comparatively new in the housing market, is made by NAREB’s Department of Research, with the co-operation of executive officers of boards of Realtors throughout the nation. On The hxc oe $22,075 ake Given Robert C. Wyatt of Bell Savings and Loan Association has been awarded his senior residential appraiser designation by the Soci- ? three members of the EvanstonNorth Houses priced between $17,500 and $20,000 proved to be the second most popular price range with 13 in the categories of $22,500 and up. Sales Breakdown Appraiser Designation tion of Real Es- one more Mr. Nagel plans to attend the graduate seminar in December. The Peoria seminar specializes in ‘fn-depth” studies on tax facts and office management. tute (GRI) professional designation from the Illinois Associa- was priced at $17,500 and under commanded 38 percent of the market in August, the survey showed. ety of Real Estate Appraisers. = A resident of 3429 Greenbriar Dr. in Glenview, he becomes the llth man at the association to Mr. Nagel this distinction and one of the 111 graduates mak- receive the Wyatt joined ing up the first graduation class of the institute. designation. the Chicago Mr. com- in 1961. The Illinois Realtors Institute was developed to fill the need for Situated on bluff with private beach — 90 x 350 lot. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, plus maid's room or study Large living room with fireplace, dining room, Breakfast room, screened porch, basement w/play area. Automatic underground sprinkling system; professional landscaping, New Trier East school district. 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WINDOWS Tuesday, Thursday, 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. Friday, 2:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. Wednesday 8:30 A.M. to 12:00 Noon DEPOSIT CORPORATION 513 Central Ave. at St. Johns Highland Park © 432-1800 �Board About Petition Bannockburn last By BOB THOMAS week Tax Learns officials that learned residents of an unincorporated 60-acre area at the southwest corner of the village have petitioned for annexation. Plans for the District 110’s new junior high school move closer to construction at Monday night’s school board meet- Plan Commission Chairman Ed- thee win White said the area runs from . (Continued from page 5) Dr. Plath explained that the district can counter its current deficits by issuing tax anticipa- ee: $25,987 bid for hauling 21,000 yards of sand fill for _the junior high site was approved unanimously. to the education fund deficit are: and abuts the Deerfield boundary line. The bidder, Economy North Shore Materials of Wauke- Mr. White said the residents hope to avoid being annexed to 1. Rapidly increasing enrollment requiring more teachers ‘Waukegan to the site Dec. 15. The actual bid is $15 per hour for each - truck. On the advice of architects _ Ganster and Hennighausen, Busi- ness Mgr. William Lutz recom- - mended that the board hold off on purchase of an additional 5,000 _ yards of fill needed for phase two _ of the site work. Mr. Lutz said the extra sand, to cost just over $6,000, would be stockpiled for two years. The Wilmot board also set a tentative schedule for bids on actual constructionof the junior high. Mr. Lutz said the district would begin advertising the job soon. _ Bids will be let Jan. 1, and must Be be returned by the 22nd. The tects of the three lowest bids in each of the prime contracting areas (general, heating, plumbing and electrical), the board will award contracts at its first meet- _ ing in February. a also gave tentative electrical school. the archi- go-ahead heating for on the new After presentations by representatives of Commonwealth Edison and North Shore Gas Co., consulting engineer William T. Brookman, of Ganster and Hennighau- sen told the board that ‘‘if any job lends itself to electrical heating, this one does.”’ While admitting a long-time preference for gas, Mr. Brookman said the proposed school’s design means that the electrical system will require fewer ducts and controls and no need for a boiler room. The initial installation will “save at least $50,000,” he said. The Following the architect’s exami~ nation board board’s electrical approval contract is of the contingent upon some formal assurance from Commonwealth Edison that the school will actually qualify, in its lighting needs, for the special “heat with light’”’ rates. Deerfield, preferring the ‘‘country atmosphere and zoning’’ of Bannockburn. He said the petition will be checked for legal aspects, exam- ined by the plan commission, and aired during a public hearing before final acceptance. In another week’s matter, village at board last meeting, Board Pres. E. LeRoy Hall said he had received a letter from Lincolnshire Pres. Fred Balzer on a desire by the Holiday Inn Corp., to build a motel and restaurant at the southwest intersection of the Illinois Tollroad and Half Day Road. The location is well within the one-mile limit of Bannockburn, Mr. Hall noted, and a liquor license would be re- will and examine the that the undertake, The education- firm and, “in educational staff wishes estimate what needed in the fuon the proposed will work with fig- ures projected by the Real Estate Research Corp., an agency preparing a graphic 5- and 10-year projection for = _ school district. demo- the high Dr. Plath said that Englehardt, _ Englehardt, and Leggett also will - prepare and 5- will and 10-year studies “the relative examine _ advantages and disadvantages several alternate of moves.” Dr. Plath added that the consultant ‘‘would present a documented report of its recommendations to the board of education - and would be available for meet- ing with citizens groups to present the information prior to a public vote.” The consultant will start work - immediately and present his reby late spring, 1968. If the same consultant is employed to prepare specific building plans, $1,500 of the fee for this report will be applied toward costs of - preparing detailed plans. In other action Monday night, high school board learned that construction is ‘virtually complete on the additions to Deerfield and Highland Park high school. The board also: @ Hired Mrs. Vivian Kaplan as a-part-time psychologist for both high schools. A graduate of Roosevelt University and the urging the district to purchase the virgin prairie east of Deerfield High School along the Skokie Drainage Ditch flood plain. @ Agreed to. continue efforts to urge the county treasurer to return all but 90 percent of the district’s tax revenue by Dec. 1. @ Passed a resolution urging continuation of the Committee on Inter-District Co-operation’s participating the Title II of the US. Elementary and Secondary Education Act. The title pro provides federal funds for instructional material. @ Agreed to appoint |mananannggnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnngnnnees | the - spaces will be ture to carry program.” the a proposed League @ Sent a letter to the Lake County Forest Preserve District said year.” now available students port to light of the expected number past Plath Be ‘program - the sentative the this a of of- The district endums to 3. Declining pupil assessed since the receive for the convention. tonight. The 7:30 p.m. session in the college dining hall will feature Jay Klopfenstein, tative, with lecture. He is a society a short slated to represenfilm and answer no 4. The necessity of increasing staff salaries to keep pace with the rising Dr. cost Plath of living. also explained that these problems should not come as a surprise to the taxpayers. “During the campaign for the May the tinue referendum, public that we_ informed enrollments to soar, additional salaries continue to rise, the asessed valuation per pupil continue to be maintained developed,” he said. “All of these conditions Louise Howgate qualcon- Miss Mary Howgate, Miss Howgate, and John Howgate, of Sanford. Burial was in Oakdale Ce tery, Sanford. and Leslie H. Kerr Leslie Kerr, 77, of Evans father of Glenview and Deerf con- tinue to exist.” contributing to the deficit, Dr. Plath residents, @ The transfer of custodial supplies and salaries from the ed- @ The increase in custodial and maintenance salaries to keep pace with economic conditions. Dr. Plath pointed out also that the building fund budget which ‘‘is ley- ee Chicago: 583-5080, 583-5081 and Harrison is survived Evanston: his wid Evanston; a sister, Mrs. Doug J. Reid, 649 Thornmeadow Riverwoods; and six grandq dren. Services were conducted T day by the Rev. Max Tudo First Congregational Church. ial was in Memorial Park Ce tery in Skokie. @ More families recommend other home. Piser than any Jewish funeral © IN 9200 SKOKIE: N. Skokie 679-4740 : iy Sl character- sion and empathy. Blvd, e@ OTHER PISER 6130 Street, Evanston by CHAPELS: pe MEMBER Gross Point Road He Florence, a daughter, Mrs. Ki Johnson, 1145 Raleigh Pl., G view; a son, Leslie H. Jr., ized by dignity, compas- PETITE Eee We operate our own Greenhouses in Mr. Kerr was the retired p dent of Byrnes-McCaffrey Inc Chicago insurance company. A resident of Evanston 45 ye Mr. Kerr was a native of treal. community Mausoleuln COMMUNITY MAUSOLEUM — COLUMBARIUM EARTHEN INTERMENT — CREMATORIUM 10 e Fifty years of outstanding funeral service to Chicagoland’s Jewish MIN admission Cemetery Nov. such 6 P. age died home in Sea Island, Ga. tain the additions to Highland Park and Deerfield high schools. predicts to $335,000 deficit based on continuing a sound . cluding Mrs. Norris (Louise) § phen of Deerfield. The others MEMORIAL CHAPELS Gratch-Mandel Memorial in collectio Mrs. Louise Howgate, 89, Sanford, Me., mother of a Dé field resident, died last Thurs« in Sanford. Born in Moreley, England, Howgate had four children, con- faculty continues to be necessary, teacher repre- The Most Beautiful Community on the North Shore lag growth has been greatest. what the society is doing and trybe the Obituaries school questions as who John Birch is, what the John Birch Society is, what it believes, what it stands for in contemporary America, and ing to do. There will of year, the period when enrollment (The transfer was made to help reduce the education fund deficit.) The public is invited to an informational meeting on the John Birch Society at Trinity College ref however, even if the referend were scheduled immediately additional revenue would be av able before June, 1969. ucation fund to the building fund. Birch Society Topic For College Meeting hold revenue the additional revej 1969-70 school year. cause valuation 1960-61 could increase both funds any time between and September, 1968, and requirements. per custod but erely limits necessary renovat explained, are: ® The addition of custodial and maintenance personnel to main- in Florida, California, and the Chicago public schools. She is a Highland Park resident. facilities to Kap- policy fering fine educational programs to keep pace with new educational The factors building fund tional consultant of Mrs. staff. district’s take no official action. . of Women Voters steering committee working toward a constitu- Dr. the of Chicago, The tinues to decline, and high ity educational programs lan has extensive experience on the high school and college level experienced al University supporting 2. quired. “This would be a_ flagrant violation of our village master plan, on file in Waukegan,” Mr. White said. Pres. Hall suggested the board Master Plan for 113 (Continued from page 5) _ the early 1970’s; we all are concerned about the rate of growth and el of maintenance and services in the schools of buildings.” tion warrants, but explained that these cannot solve long-range problems, The superintendent said the four primary factors contributing Wilmot Road west to the tollroad, ~ gan, will begin hauling sand from * ope Increase Study NATIONAL BY INVITATION SELECTED MORTIC!IANS N. California 338-2300 « 5206 N. Broadway 561-4740 . 6935 Stony Island Ave. 363-4920 864-5061, 864-506 ™ November 16, �the people make one newspaper different from another 5 artist. Ed does more than sell the space. In fact, the ad just starts when he gets the order. He works with Jay on design and layout. Rewrites copy to make the message sharper — easier to read. Then Jay adds the finishing touch with attractive illustrations. Read the difference in the ads that Ed and Jay create every week in the Villager. Deerfield Villager Your Hollister Newspaper Tathat ble iesa? salesman, and Jay Hansen, ae Peas Co) Slot iets people like Ed Gourley, �Two Giant Giants Gridders Receive All-League Letters Scott Addison and Dugan Rosalini were the two members of Highland Park’s football team Highland to be named to the 1967 coaches’ allSuburban League Senior Team. at the league’s Kim Hammerberg (center) works through the defense of Art Elliott.(left) and Brad Lind at a Little Giant practice session earlier this week. (Bud Daley Photo) Schramm, Giants Ready For Spartans in Opener dam Highland Park basketball coach Chuck Schramm will lead his forces into action tomorrow night for the first Glen- time against brook North in the Giants’ gym. “We’re looking for a good start,” said Schramm. ‘We’re going to be ready. This is an important game for us, and we’re not going to hold back a thing.” The Parkers should have an excellent chance to make the inaugural a successful one against Glenbrook. The Spartans were 1114 a year ago, and have two returning lettermen this year. Only one, 6-2 Ross McDonald, was a starter last season. He led the Spartans. in rebounding and can also score. The tallest Spartan will be Gene Helfrich at 6-4. Front Line Is Tall McDonald and Helfrich . will have their hands full under the boards with a Giant front line that averages just over 6-5 Schramm has named three of his starters which include captain Brad Lind at center. The 6-6 senior will have to be plenty sharp this season to match last year’s performance when he led the Suburban League in scoring. Joining Brad will be a pair of 65 junior berg forwards, and Kim Art Elliott. Hammer- “Hammer- Recreation Center Saturday, with Chuck Schramm, varsity coach at Highland Park High School, directing. Boys grade in fourth will meet through at 9 a.m. sixth and boys in seventh and eighth grade 78 The edge goes to Cousin and Ori - who “can shoot as well as anyone had,” according to we've Schramm. ‘Shooting is_ their strong point.” Wolf Won’t Be Ready Senior Gordy Wolf is the only cager not expected to be ready for ‘Glenbrook. which should idle him until the Suburban League opener against Oak Park on Dec. 1. -Schramm is operating with a combined varsity and junior var‘sity contingent of 18 boys. He said he’ll keep them all. The coach has had just 10 practice sessions to prepare the Giants for the opener. What’s received the most emphasis? ‘‘Defense,” commented Schramm. “I’m very pleased with the whole team. I just hope they hustle this much in the ball games.” The sophomore tilt will precede ‘the varsity encounter at 7 p.m. Last year, Highland Park beat Schedules Second Clinic will be held at the Highland Park -yying for a first string spot. Juniors Dave Ori, Dave Kaye, Steve Olson, and Jimmy Bernardi are also in the running. Schramm. Saturday Morning Loop The second of the Saturday Morning Basketball League clinics be starting, but he’s sewed up the other forward spot.” While the coach has decided who will open on the front line, the backcourt spots are still up for grabs. Five boys have a shot for the starting guard positions. ’ Mickey Cousin is the only senior at 10:30. Boys wishing league and also to play in the attend this final clinic session, may register at the Center and pay the registraion fee of $1.50 which covers the cost of a T-shirt. Teams will be formed for all the leagues on Nov. 25. The leagues will start Dec. 2. He has a Glenbrook North 64-55. New Trier bad knee East; Keith Mike Williams, worth East; Sooley, Proviso Babe’s Haven Moves Into Lead In Cuore Arte Babe’s Haven moved into first place last week in the Cuore Arte Mixed bowling league, taking over the lead from Mary Jane Lanes. Just two games separate the first and fifth teams in the close race. In total pins, Babe’s has 20, 781, while fifth-place Acme Liquor, is one pin back at 20, 780. Tony Cicconi led the men with a 624 series and 232 game in last week’s action. Nancy Molinari had a 490 game 210 game. and Tillie Venturini a TEAM STANDINGS Ww. L. 25 615 24 16 =. Sie & § 23 17 a3 (17 Babe’s Haven Mary Jane Lanes Scnza-Novera Gus & Roman’s Acme Liquor Marge Bellei Tops Early Birds On 603 Series Marge Bellei’s 236 game and 603 series set the pace in the Thursday Nite Early Birds bowling league at Mary Jane Lanes last week. Sylvia Smith had a 206 game and 478 series and Signe Pieran- toni a 522 series and 195 game. TEAM STANDINGS’ W. Mary Jane Lanes Silver Dollar ‘Lenzi’s Foods ‘Wayne Cleaners Grandi Brothers ~ L. 2912 1042 y Oe 24 16 18. 22 1 awards (manager), Pat Hirtenstein, (manager), Pat Mike argeson, Mauck, Highland Park; Mike Meyerhoff, Niles East; Robert Myczek, Morton East; Frank Nadler, Evanston; Pete Needham, Waukegan; Mickey Neher, Proviso East; Tom berg has really looked good,”’ said “I wasn’t sure if he’d Scott Champion, Evanston; Richard Gervasio, Morton East; Mike Griffin, Proviso East; Ron Harling, Niles East; Terry Masar, Oak Park; Jim Rees, last were also : Baker, Terry Baker, Sam Bertucci, Steven Cucchiaro, Don DalPonte, James Dodd, Sandy Esserman, Jeff Feldman, Lyle Fox, Mark Goode, Jeff Gumbiner (manag: er), Kim Hammerberg, Dan Harring+ ton, Steve Hartman, James Hensgen, Dana Helmann, Evanston; Rick Hoover, Evanston; Russell Jones, Waukegan; Pat Lustman, Niles East; Richard Miller, New Trier East; Robert Myers, New Trier East; Willie McSwine, Proviso East; Ken Petruck, Oak Park: Dugan Rosalini, Highland Park; Andy Strompolos, Morton East; Robert VanHove, Waukegan; Wayne Walker, Waukegan. HONORABLE MENTION Otto Brejla, Morton East; Sandy Waukegan; East. night FOOTBALL Linemen Seott Addison, Highland Park; Bob Carrera, Oak Park; Donn Damos, Waukegan; Robert Dollins, Proviso East; Greg Gron, Morton East; Terry Gordon, Waukegan; Steve Helm, Evanston; Terry Hadsell, Waukegan; Farrell Jones, Evanston; Bob Johnston, Evanston; George Keporos, Oak Park; Patrick Lazier, Evanston; Lawrence May, Evanston; Bob Marshall, Oak Park; Mike Pionkowski, New Trier East; John Redding, Evanston; Mike Williams, Proviso East; Steve Weingartner, Evanston, Backs Dave Adams, Evanston; Crawford Burns, Evanston; Mario Corona, Niles Proviso awards Varsity: George Abrahams, Scott Addison, Steven Alpert, Bruce Amster- The complete team: Doloszycki, fall ed at the varsity level. The complete list: seniors were chosen, Mike the Cross-country leading scorer, was not named to the team since the Evanston speedster is a junior and only East; coach announced by coach Duke Edwards. Seven letters were award- Waukegan was second with five. Mathews, football Tuesday. Evanston, with 11 players on the team, was the leading contributor. Carlos Park John Chickerneo presented 39 varsity letters to Giant gridders ~ Mills, Richard Kelly, James Paul Morris, Kagan Craig Lang, Mauck, Ells- Steve Olson, Stephen Omolecki, Dugan _ Rosalini, Barry Russell, John Seelig, Marti Stein, Jeff Stern, Richard Stockdale, Mike Taradash, Gary Wait, Michae Wild, Robert Wilson, Stuart Zamel, Mark Zivin. Varsity certificates: James Black (manager), Terry Gips, Tom Magnu (manager), David Marx (manager), Verne Reich (manager). Junior varsity: Harold Ettinger, Robert Masini, Walter Nathan, Ki Niederman, Ron Tarson. Sophomores: Robert Birnberg, To Cape, Carey Chickerneo, Steve Cohn, Jevne Conover, Hal Emalfarb, Mark Epstein, Gary Feldman, ‘Richard Fiori Mark Gill, William Gorchoff, Hilto Gordon, William Hoffman, Frank Juhl Brian Levant, Robert Louer (manag er), Kevin Margeson, Joseph Mauck Ronald McLaughlin, Paul Neu, Lore Wewman, Ronald Newton, Dennis Par adise. Dennis Paulson, Gregory Peter son, Larry Piacenza, Benjamin Platt James Pollack, Hugh Ragan, David Rosenblum, Donald Russell, Gil Sapir, Michael Shmikler, Kevin Schoen, Joh Silverman, David Sheahen, Rober Stein, James Taradish, Russell Vai Lyndon Wener, Reed Williams, Danie Zacharias. Sophomore certificates: Alan Cohe Daniel Dawes, Bruce DeSanto, To Early, James Martin, Howard Moore. Freshmen: Donald Altman, James Anderson, Harlon Bass (manager) Samuel Berngard (manager), Stevd Borenstein, Scott Bram, Rick Brody Richard Calhoun, David Cantagallo William Casey, James Casler, Gregor Chacharon, Albert Ferrara, Pete Friedman, Marc Geraci, Eric Gross Thomas Hayman, Mori Hein, Harold Holmes, Leonard innocenzi, Domini Iovino, Mike Ito, Cary Kahn, Patric! Lacy, Nathan Lerner, Joseph Lovering Kevin Malovey, Todd Mandell, Jerrold Marks, LeRoy Molinari, Guy Nakamu ra. Robert Natkin, Douglas Newton William Norwell. Daniel Paulson James Perry, Richard Piacenza, Rob . ert Popke, Sanford Prizant (manager) Steve Ori, Bruce Ratajcezyk, Jame Reible. Christopher Regan, Jack Reu er, John Risdon. Larry Rosalini, Johy Rosenbaum, Michael Rosengarde Stephen Rotblatt. Robert Saltzma Joel Schechter, Richard Schoenstadt Steven Schroeder, Laurence Segi Scott Slawin, Daniel Stern, Fran Travetto, Bruve Vai, Victor Va Arnold Winick, David Yaffe, Ro Zimmerman, Barry Weitzenfeld (ma ager). CROSS-COUNTRY Varsity: Steven Baker, Thoma Bradley. Robert Dick, Bernard Ga nitz. Martin Howard (manager). Ri ard Melvoin. Mark Rose, Mark Rose baum, Steven Siegel (manager). Varsity certificate: Gabriel Berli Mark Brower, Thomas Kennedy, Jam Mandiberg, Jeffery Stollman, Michagq Wien. ‘ Sophomore: Cataldo Acello, Bruc Ballenger, David Chase, Michael Foy mame Ronald Goldman, Eugene Te ple. Sophomore certificate: Thomas Ge est, Stephen Levinson, Mark Lob Ronald Meyers, Richard Osberg, Ric ard Rohrer. : Freshman: Patrick Acello, Sco Ardinger. Angelo Bernardi, John M Givern, Jack Moses, Douglas Munsk Jeff Perraud, Gerald Piacenza, chael Reuben, Peter Stone, Laurenc Tobin. Patrick Zahnle. Freshman certificates: Joel Ada son. Nicola Azzone. David Ellman Michael Hoffman, Kim Hogrefe, Mar Tsenstein. Jerome Johnston, Jame Lurie. Michael Maggiore, Jerem Rosenblum. Richard Roshto. Davi Rtelli, Ricky Scoglio, Mark Shulma Fstvs Stein, Gerald Takach, Brya Wilder. MELZER RANKS 18TH Bill Melzer, Northwestern’ quarterback, ranks 18th amor the nation’s college passers wit 76 completions in 159 attempts fo a percentage of .478. He he thrown games. one. touchdown in seve November 16, 196 �St. Joseph — ‘Hospital Vigil Pays Takes Grid Dividends for Alex By LARRY DENNIS fense going in that first half,” said the coach, who singled out inside Sports Editor Maybe this is a sign of advancing age. Probably it comes more from our troubled times and the fact that girls don’t grow up this satisfactorily. Aweigh and many It’s a Grand Old Flag and America the Beautiful and all the others. Some of us stood and sang, loudly if not well. And soon there were others . . . striking young girls, crew-cut young men, an old grad or two and their wives. None Were ashamed to sing songs of patriotism. For a few glowing hours, this was the place to be, and ‘men and women, and old ones, too, who wash their faces, cut their hair, and get their kicks out of singing around a piano instead of smoking pot or taking fixes. There May Be a Chance You almost had to believe, sitting there, that there was a chance, that these bright-eyed youngsters, so obviously in love with life, will ot let it all slip away, will not yield to those who try to destroy us from within. It was a football weekend, and there is something significant in this. The games young men play always seem to be a rallying point for the good people. And this is a world which needs rallying points, It is strange, for example, to trudge to the stadium through streets lined with tinsel-laden stores. But that’s what happens when the football season starts running into Christmas. We’ve obliterated Thanksgiving and are taking dead aim on Halloween. Soon we'll have to start the football season in July or have the band play Frosty the Snowman at halftime in October. the Dads Thanksgiving? My kids call it Turkey Day. Just like the spirit of hristmas now is Santa Claus. These are the guideposts in the vast world of humbuggery in which we now exist, a world society which seems bent on self-satisfaction as a prelude to self-destruction. in this country of ours. Ask Eugene Kurzawski or Frank Buckner or Henry Gunstra or Cecil White or Chick Garretson or any one of 50 other fathers who will watch their sons walk tall and straight onto the field at Dyche Stadium Saturday if they do not have something for which to be . . © out offensive seph’s, while game Steve for St. Paxon, Jo-~ Brian. Janaes, Bill O’Reilley, and Klingler led the defense. - Alan weather will be worse in Loc Ninh. These men may be there soon enough. I suppose I’m prejudiced, but I think they will go proudly. No draft card-burners here. I have to think that’s what sport does for a man. ett led the charge. - in Udder End lead Dairy increased its by’ games winning three from Piersen Real- ty last week in the North Subur-. ban Industrial Bowling League at. Sportsman Country Club. with 2982 and top game with 1052. . 16, 1967 on a muddy .Ethington. Adamle three times then TEAM STANDINGS Udder End Dairy Circle M Cartage Piersen Realty Sportsman’s No. 10 Sportsman’s No. 6 Palmer Oates Owens Illinois No. 8 Glenbrook Patrol Owens Illinois No. 3 a ee. 26.36 22 «14: 22. - 14 p> See oa 2115 1412. 15. sZt. Green Randy Marks for 12. 24 from Former Loyola Academy standout. Randy Marks of Glenview scored two The Hawkeyes touchdowns for ‘out of the end added a safety zone. After North- the game’s standout with 110 got said some Lile. skilled ‘“‘They’ve peogot TO of MEET City League league director, will discuss rules, fees, officiating, and other mat- to the is the coming mage RUN longest run GREAT FUN @ Special rates for grade and high school students basketball teams in Highland Park will meet tonight at the Recreation Center. Earle Hodgen, ters pertaining season. Iowa scrim- in Northwestern University considered the conference, so the Northwestern showing could be encouraging Statistics NU Frosh 11 First downs lowa Frosh | pts fase Yard rushing 91 Yard passing 147 Passes 7-17 Passes had intercepted z Punts 0 Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalized 46 Northwestern 0 0 lowa 7 7 THEY 0 2 SCORED First Quarter run, 3 (Melendez 8 kick Second Quarter I—Price, pass from Bash, 54 (Melende eighd oak. cea eo fl ee eee 14-0 | Third Quarter I—Safety (blocked punt outside HNO. ia CI Cr eee 16-0. Fourth Quarter Ore N—Splithoff, run 2 (run failed) ..16N—Adamle, run, 5 (run failed). 16-1 |—Lawrence, run, 30 (Melendez Kick go eee weseeeeeesesesesses By Red Fell ®@ Army personnel cordially invited ® Open bowling all day & evening Wednesday Green Bay ID Weekdays Sat. & Road, Highwood 2-5332 2:30 P.M. to midnight all school holidays open 10 a.m. stead of baseball calling someone or football fanatic, a a ! 4 it — ! was shortened to calling them or football fan. * ‘ * * Everyone knows that a referee signals a touchdown, field goal raising or his extra arms head know — but, how what signal show that point by over his | many fans he uses to a safety, good for two points, has been scored? ! — . The signal is almost — ‘st not quite — the same. For a safety, the referee raises his arms over his head, then brings his palms the other bring his scores hands * together; for he does not together. * =, * Do you have any idea who was the biggest man ever to play pro football? . . . Answer is Les Bingaman who played for the Detroit Lions from 1948 through 1954... He set the record in 1954 when he weighed in at 349 pounds. * ® Call for other times for open Mary lan Jane Lanes Do you wonder why sports, fans are called ‘fans’? .. . The word stems from ‘‘fana-_ tic’? . . . In the old days, in- a baseball ® Sandwiches ® Bar 210 from was one of the top tw o frosh teams in — the Illinois last Friday. Marks scored on runs of 14 and 11 yards. managers a good quarterback and good receivers. They’re big people, and they’ve got speed. “We just couldn’t get our of- University of Wisconsin freshmen in the Badgers 42-6 triumph over All freshmen. grabbed by the young -western’s touchdowns, Iowa iced the contest with a 30-yard run by Lawrence. The coach’s son was “Towa’s | games — the 1. - An onside kickoff ~' Jon Hittman gave ple,” Wisconsin two - fore Darrell finally sneaked over yards. Scores of carried yards rushing in 15 carries and 13 completions in 27 passes for 223 1342 2215 Bee first and Splithoff once be- _ when Joel Hall’s punt was blocked The standings: Bill Swingle’s 95-yard touchdown run against Boston College in 1961 1 succession The three losses dropped Pier- : - Wildeats the ball immediately at sen Realty into a three-way tie for. ‘the Hawkeye 39. A face-guard second with Circle M Cartage and = - ‘penalty took it to the 29, and Sportsman’s Club No. 10. -Adamle lugged it four straight Craig Thompson shot a 276: times, the last a six-yard burst for game by scoring nine strikes in a- ‘the score. row. It was the highest game of Iowa scored in each of the first the season thus far. ' two quarters on a_three-yard Darold Hoops of Piersen had -. plunge by fullback Tom Wallace high series with 576. Owens Illin- . and a 54-yard pass from Larry ois No. 3 had high team series’ ‘ Lawrence to Ken Price. Terra the HOW - Covered a fumble on Iowa’s 45 and ‘got quickly to the 14 on a pass from Darrell Splithoff to Steve to four It was I—Wallace, .- practice field outside McGaw Hall. ..Trailing 16-0, the Wildcats re- Hikes Lead league quick receivers in allowed by the Big Ten for the by _Northwestern’s touchdowns came Udder End LONGEST eee, outmanned ' “He’s a fine running back,” -’ echoed Iowa coach Ted Lawrence. it is corny to care... it’s not my line, but it’s a good one. And this is what I am thankful for. Maybe we all should be. If these young men aren’t the hope of the ture, they’ll do until somebody better comes along. pi simply Colnon, Ron Gion, and Jim Hack- - coach Mickey Lile afterward. , There is something refreshing about young men who do not think svember were Sacred Heart’s offense was led ‘ Jowa’s superior speed and skills. by Rick Quinn and Mike Hickey, ° ‘‘Adamle has beautiful balance, Defensively, Mike Mahon, Jim : and he’s a tough kid,”’ said frosh MANAGERS Ask the players themselves if they are not grateful. Not everybody is playing these days. It will be cold in Evanston Saturday, but the ‘back, bolted for 67 yards in 14 carries and scored one of North- — .western’s touchdowns as the Wild- thankful. Hope of the Future Iowa’s powerful frosh. eSAdamle, pare a 5-10, 192-pound full- .- eats our hit. That’s the encouraging thing.” recovery Phil Ryan also played a stand-. Twice Yet there is hope, expressed in large ways and small. Ask Richard Hatcher or Carl Stokes. Ask Daphne Maxwell if there is no hope for her people. Ask Orlando Cepeda if things are all that bad fumble overthrew some crucial spots. But our kids * football coach, and watched young which he returned to the Sacred: sparkle in the ‘ Mike Adamle Heart 1. Mark O’Connell carried it ; Wildcat freshmen’s 23-12 loss to in from there. I began to wonder why the hippies and flag-burners get all the ink. Why can’t we tell the world about the young a and but Iowa’s got a good defense and we scoreless until 20 seconds re- . best. His linebacking partner and mained on the clock in the first- - close friend was Alex Agase, who was.easing father’s labor pains. half. Then Mike Cameron ran for’ ' Friday Dr. Tony Adamle, now a a touchdown to give the American Kent, 0O., physician, stood in a League champs all their points. .cold drizzle with Agase, now Cameron set up the other touch- Northwestern University’s head with Hoerster to Adamle. “TI thought we could pass more the North Shore Catholic Grammar Football League by stoppping ~ ’ awaiting the birth of Tony’s son, Sacred Heart 14-0 in the title’ - ‘but the arrival was going to pay dividends for both of them. game. ‘Adamle was a_ Cleveland Sacred Heart, winners of the National League, held St. Joe’s’ - Browns linebacker, one of the down John tackle Bob Galbreath in addition > some 18 years ago as * Adamle and a friend sat together eee A Northwesterner leaned over and said, “I hope my daughter grows up to be like that one,’”’ and I agreed. linebacker night Tony se world was singing songs with old friends and new. that & and vivacious, obviously a coed, old enough to be there but young enough to believe that the most fun in the on reediaeiwaiel.” Chi. We sang Go U Northwestern, Indiana, and On Wisconsin. There was the beautiful girl across the piano, fresh it co We sang the old songs and the new. We sang Maresy Doats, On Moonlight Bay, and the Sweetheart of Sigma knew eeneea ing. Ask ' Neither an , Wis. There was beer and popcorn, the piano player was beating out the good tunes, and there was much sing- into Anchors up * * Our guests on the Red Fell Show this Saturday will be Mike Perlman and Tom Brid- 4 8 — dle of the Ski Patrol. Be sure to tune in WEEF this Saturday, November 18, at 11:30 A.M. THE FELL: COMPANY a he hotel bar was cozy on this cold night in Madison, pianist swung wrapped undefeated season last Sunday in. The Other Side Sings The Joseph’s De St. ee Playott Winnetka / Highland Park [ Glencoe W. �4 ied’s ‘Score’ Ignites Cat Offensive Fur UTE By LARRY DENNIS Sports Editor 1’s ; all season second triumph Ten starts, the in rushing 16 Passes Passes had intercepted Fumbles-fumbles lost unts Yards penalized Northwestern lowa 46 > out ee HOW Mi haigs | SCORED First Quarter Cilek under tackle by Mied in on rent N—Emmerich, eight $4 was the biggest point produc- field oe 37 _ Second Quarter N—Kursawski, run, 1 — N—Melzer, run, (Emmerich N—Anstey, run, 1 (kick 1 (Emmerich I—Anderson, tion since a 45-0 victory over -Illinois in 1962, and it is somehow significant that a converted quar- N—Melzer, 32 run, I—Bream, ik. deeb: erback who waited a long time for his chance should have caused the safety which opened North- Third pass kick) failed) kick) Quarter from Cilek, 12 12:05, Quarter 2 (Emmerich, ourth yn in philosophy 25-10 208, (run 32-16 kick) “He from his 11 The operation ments His First Score was the first collegiate 6-2, his best game,” 215- and to repair cartilage was particularly enjoyed one a the total number of points cess. “‘One of the best recoveries I’ve seen,’”’ Mied said. And so he has taken his place on one of the compiled in all four previous Ten starts. league’s best linebacking corps. An all-conference and secondteam all-state high school quar- team Saturday, and it paid off,” said Agase. in fact, were The Wildcats, “We were a daring nothing short of spectacular in front of 32,050 N Men’s Day fans. After yielding to Iowa yard, 14-play touchdown Big football ase Fearful of Struggling Illini Team, on touchdown march started. Iowa’ Bob Anderson had kicked a 3 yard field goal with 45 seconds left. The Hawkeyes decided an onside kick of their own was i order, but Bruce Hubbard foiled it by grabbing the ball firmly at hig own 48. a 70- drive in the first period, they had cut their deficit to 7-5 on Dick Emmerich’s 37-yard field goal. They gave up the ball on a pass interception, then got it back with 12:59 remaining in the second quarter. Suddenly, everything was com- ing up touchdowns. hung onto the It took the Wildcats just five plays and 36 seconds to score Kurzawski Northwestern ball for from nine minutes and two seconds. With the help of two expert onside kicks by Tom Garretson, they ran 33 consecutive plays from scrim- mage and scored three touch- downs in a span of three minutes and 59 seconds before the bewildered Hawkeyes were allowed to touch the ball again. Chico Kurzawski and his suc- “T didn’t even enjoy going to the games,” he grimanced. “I was looking forward to this season very much.” “cially with the young quarterback Towa had today.” a to- liga- pre-season knee injury forced him the way to overcoming an ly 7-0 Iowa lead. ‘If we can get the quarterback oat the run right away, it helps us Mied, is aiming pointmaking effort. ‘Very satisfying,’ he said with a smile. A Daring Team It was a very satisfying day for everyone concerned with making points, which have been scarce for Northwestern this year. The Wildcat scoring, in fact, exceeded by out for the campaign. for played Mied pounder who played some as a sophomore, then lost a starting role as a junior last year when a into the end zone and made him t who head coach Alex Agase declared. tern’s scoring. Linebacker Ron ‘score’ just ward business graduate school, Mied came up with nine solo tackles Saturday. Four of them tossed Iowans for a total-of 27 yards in losses. 32-10 failed) 234, “Mied did it, collaring Iowa quarterback Mike Cilek on a blitz that _ forced the Hawkeye I’m_ A psychology major with a minor 25-7 245, ‘‘Now right.” kick) 6, 122 59, 19-7 ....3:57, Saturday. getting back to where I’m satisfied with my play. Well, I don’t think you’re ever satisfied, but now at least I’m doing things I—McKinnie, run, 1 (haterine kick) 6:23, 7-0 N—Safety (Intentional grounding call against _ games overall. It lowa 1 Yards passing Return yardage in five Big third Northwestern downs Yards that terback at Bloomingdale, Mied was quickly converted when he arrived at Northwestern. ‘They found I couldn’t throw,” he grinned. He feels he is just now becoming accomplished as a linebacker. “I didn’t play last spring, so I was out a whole year,” he pointed Time Z First would not be satisfied until the Wildcat defenders produced a score. : ‘Saturday they did, igniting a ‘sputtering Northwestern offense nto a glittering touchdown display that rocketed the Cats to a 39-24 ootball victory over Iowa. It was vi LLLLLLLL LLL Touchdown rry Van Dusen, Northwestdefensive line’ coach, had n complaining UL LULL if he did a doesn’t lot of it, rank with Purdue’s Leroy Keyes as the Big Ten’s most versatile performers, he is at least only a hair behind. Northwestern drove 76 yards in 11 plays, and the big effort was a fantastic diving catch by Chico of a 23-yard pass from Bill Melzer. That put the ball on the 22 and Kurzawski on the sidelines with the wind knocked out of him. He returned seven plays later, just in time to ram it over on down from six inches out. fourth Garretson’s first sneaky kick followed, and Denny White’ covered it at the 43. The big play again came from Kurzawski. Back to punt from the Hawkeyes 39, he instead lofted a pass to Denny Boothe lugged it to at the the 6, 30. Denny and Melzer swung around left end from there to score. A _ invades Dyche Stadium big problem for new coach Jim Valek apparently is one of crumbling morale after victories over only hapless Pittsburgh and Ohio State. Saturday has only a disappointing 2-6 record show for its 1967 efforts, but \lex Agase is properly wary. This partly because his own Northwestern crew is only 3-5 on the season, but it also is because he has a sincere respect for the Illini. “T still say they’ve got a lot of material, a lot of talent,’ says Agase. “It’s an aggressive football team. They run the football very well. And it’s a strong defensive Agase ning back defensive Kmiec, backers in Dave and a Jackson, of in Ken fine pair of line- in Dave Tomasula The Illini, pre-season contenders Volkman - Garretson’s 225 (224) 92) Jordan Harms) Miller K 2) $s a Ericks¢ lex. Agase,. Northwestern;. Jim Illinois. —1:30 p.m., Dyche Stadium, Ev- Ps ang roadcasts—WEAW, 2 eet, 1590; Evanston, 1330; WNMP, WMAGQ, Chicago, 670. this “We Illinois scoring always -look very the ball at the 6, and John Anstey forward- much,” says backer Ron Mied. ‘“‘It’s the biggest game of the year for us.”— Larry Dennis. hit twice from there collegiate touchdown. Kurzawski even for his first got the next half, the second Northwestern’s time agains reserves, and the Wildcats counted once more by you guessed it—Kurzawski on 4 two-yard sweep. But the contes was decided in that second quar ter. In Capital Letters “Big play Kurzawski!” Agas4 enthused. ‘‘How he comes up witk the big play so often. He’s s« versatile. What can I say withow repeating myself? Only this tim put it in capital letters.” Agase also had praise for White the superb defensive halfback, fo Hubbard, kas’ for guard strong Angelo blocking, Garretson’s Lou and fo pressure _ kicking Kurzawski’s performance cepted, he felt the onside ex kick were the big plays for the Wild cats. ‘It shows what happens whe you don’t have to make the lon drive for the touchdown,” h declared. Kurzawski game. felt it was This seems his bes fair enough 3 view of a statistical summar which shows him with 70 rushin yards in 17 carries, 61 yards o five pass receptions, 33 yards o his only pass attempt, 30 yards o three kickoff and punt returns and five punts for a 4l-yar average. ‘JT don’t it any see how other way,” you could he se grinned ‘Everything just went our way. “It’s good to:win,’’ he sighed. and will be absence would in the be final a abilities, guy it with hurts,” Agase LEARN and his SKY HARBOR AIRPORT staff will shift center Jack Rudnay back to defensive tackle, pairing him there with Harvey This puts Jim Spenko, sophomore who has seen a Johnson Tomasula _line- that next play. A pass to Don Anderso put it on the 6, and Melzer ra twice to punch it over. Iowa scored twice in the second and Brandt harmful Agase declares. At the moment, Wright Bot (206) Whitman (237) Pleviak (205) Hogan (201) Tate ‘‘I’ve said before Em- Hubbard, who played well all day grabbed another aerial and broke away from traffic to the 10 on thé Garretson, horse, at the vital position. “When you lose Blue. (229) Tom adds, Dick to had we’ve always improved as the season has progressed, and this team has improved this year.” home game of the campaign, because backup man Harold Daniels is an inexperienced performer “ ate weman Erb (2a) *hielas (212) charley Garretson’s (2- 4, pines (207) safety particularly Starters (228 g 39-24 against the Hawkeyes _lost for the season. “uo (182) the we on pass incurred a back injury. All are doubtful starters for Illinois. Reserve defensive halfback Rick Venturi also cracked a= shin is a fine passer OFFENSE NORTHWESTERN wt of severe who has filled in competently. The Probable after where foul a 12-yard defensive end Ed Paquette, and defensive tackle John Brandt. Garretson missed half the Iowa game after badly spraining his ankle, Paquette came out with a for the Big Ten title, lost top quarterback Bob Naponic with an early injury, but replacement Dean them loss and a ‘Terry Miller. problems then explosion against Iowa. Northwestern’s trouble is physical, centering mainly around the possible a halfback has succeeded failed in the past,”’ he points out, week, although morale is not one —o “Agase points to John Wright, the - all-American split end, a top fine also ‘“‘We personal merich’s successful placement let Northwestern kick off from the Iowa 45. Garretson did it again, and Denny Goyne fielded the ball expertly at the 34. The big play again came from . . . or have you heard this song before? Little Chico leaped for a 15-yard Melzer pass that planted fielded Melzer to get things going a lot of action this season, back at center. - If Paquette cannot make it, senior Roger Ward likely will move back into the starting lineup. Agase concedes that Saturday’s pointmaking has to help the confidence of a team which has not had much scoring to cheer 3000 Dundee Rd. Northbrook, Ill. Phone 272-4000 FLY TO SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY | LESSON *50° AIR TAXI SERVICE e e@ e © Business Trips Charter Service Flight Ambulance Service 24 Hour Service about this year. November 16, 19 Ne ‘ess �Loyola Survives On Upset Field WUC CATHOLIC take Soldier Field should have been renamed Upset Field last Sunday as the Chicago Catholic League semi-finals proved to be just that —two upsets. Loyola’s defending champions went into the game with Brother Rice as underdogs, since the Crusaders had marched through an eight-game season undefeated while the Ramblers Chicago Loyola tarted on the right track in the first quarter when he took in a 47- pass for a touchdown. He caught the ball at the 27, danced back and forth eluding tacklers, and then scampered into the end zone. Jack Spellman ran over for the point. . Big Fourth Quarter After Brother Rice tied it later in the quarter, the game was a stalemate until the Ramblers opened it up with three fourth- quarter scores. O’Rourke, who had to sit out the two previous games, was never better as he led the Ramblers to a position of dominance in the atholic League race. “Tt looks a lot different from the sidelines,” said the junior Carmel would be able to win that game on passing.” The players weren’t able to see the first game since they were huddled in the locker room with most valuabie player in the Prep Bowl last year, scored two of the Fenwick eleven. The winners scored all but six of their 42 points yard Mt. after- oon, Mt. Carmel advanced to this got thought third Rice a 28-8 been Sunday’s finals with a relatively easy 42-14 victory over a stunned in the second half. George Getschow I coach Bob Spoo. A Return Engagement The Ramblers opened this season with a 28-12 victory over this same Mt. Carmel team. ‘‘We beat them earlier, so they’ll be out for us,’ said a happy coach Spoo. “They’ve got a good football team.” Spellman, who was voted the had dumped once by Fenwick. Loyola went on to gain its Straight playoff victory over in the past three years with decision. In the first game of the anybody. quar- erback. “We had hoped to get another shot at Fenwick, but we’ll three fourth yuarter TDs on runs of two, and 75 yards. “‘I felt good today,” he said. other teams “Some of have been keying the on me so I haven’t been able to break away as often. But that lets the other guys get loose, so I don’t mind.” The Ramblers will play Carmel at 1:30 p.m. at Soldier Field. The winner will advance to the Prep Bowl against the PLAYOFFS Mt. Carmel 42, Fenwick 14 Loyola 28, Brother Rice 8 INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Francis Morgan By ART BELANGER LEAGUE Riley, Clawson Cited by N Men winner of the Chicago Public League on Dec. 2. Statistics Loyola Bro. Rice First downs 16 15 Rushing yardage 270 123 Passing yardage 86 159 Passes 5-9 15-35 Passes intercepted by 1 0 Punts 3-25 2-365 Fumbles lost 1-1 2-2 Yards penalized 15 46 Loyola 8 0 0 20 — 28 Brother Rice 8 0 0 Oo— 8 HOW THEY SCORED First Quarter L — Getschow, 47-yard pass from O’Rourke (Spellman run), 7:51 ...... 8-0 4-yard pass from BR. — Mannott, Korpitz (Korpitz run), 1:29 8-0 Fourth Quarter L — Spellman, run, 2 (Speliman run), TST ee as i kk ea 5 ee Cd 16-8 — O’Rourke, run, 50 (run failed), Bild: 255 ck ee wees + ee ew 22-8 = — Spellman, run, 75 (kick at a Ww. ee Latin Parker Park L 41 3 2 North Shore 3 2 Glenwood School 1 4 Elgin Academy 0 5 Last Week’s Results Parker 7, Morgan Park 6 SUBURBAN CATHOLIC LEAGUE Final Team Standings WG. oS Joliet Catholic 0 0 Notre Dame eo 2 Carmel 3 2 0 Immaculate Conception $20 Holy Cross 4 2-1 St. Francis 43 0 Marmion 3 2 6 Marian zo 0 St. Edward os Benet ee ae Last Week’s Results Immaculate Conception 20, Holy Cross 7 Notre Dame 19, Benet Academy 0 Marmion 13, Marian Central 7 St. Francis 20, St. Edward 0 Joliet Catholic 25, Carmel 6 MISCELANEOUS Lake Forest College 7, Wilmington 6 Two Rec Teams Cage Practicing The two Highland Park Recreation Department eighth grade basketball teams are working out in preparation for the starting games. The Recreation Center five, under coach Wally Delhotal, will open against Holy Cross of Deerfield. The Red Oak-Rec Center quintet will start later. That team is coached by Terry Sims. Two hundred former Northwestern lettermen gathered in the Orrington Hotel last Friday night to honor six former championship teams at the annual N Men’s Dinner. The reunion teams were the 1926 football team, the 1947-50 tennis teams and the 1957 baseball team. The team members were introduced between halves of the Iowa game on Saturday. Two former Wildcat stars, Jack Riley and Don Clawson, were awarded the N Men’s_ Honor oward a im third straight city title, Arneberg’s launch a cagers are ready campaign which opefully will become as successul as Bob Spoo’s initial season at he helm of the grid team. Wednesday’s game will also ark Arneberg’s debut for the amblers, but Jim has no reorse over the fact that most of he school is thinking football hese days. “‘I’m glad it’s happenng this way,” said Jim. “I’m athletic director, too, and I hope he football team can go all the ¥ ay.”’ Arenberg isn’t depending on any bY the gridders to don their sneakers to help out his ball club. fhe Ramblers Rita with two look ready for St. starters returning rom last year to take their spots pnce again. Arneberg lists Mark D. Mitchell d Mark starting S. five. Mitchell Mark among D. his is a 6-1 senior guard while Mark S. is a 6senior center. Both boys were tarters a year ago. Forward John Cushing will start \pposite Rich Kelly, They both are ovember 16, 1967 Caldarelli topped of Christman the Craftsmen Bowling League at Strike N’ Spare Lanes last week and 588 series. with a 231 game Harlan Rogers of Siljestrom Fuel and Paving had games of 222 and 212 for a 562 series. John Geib of Siljestrom 542 team series. game had a 2-3 game and Siljestrom had high and with 1079 series and 2905. Team standings: TEAM STANDINGS WwW. 19 “12 18 14 18 14. 17.38 16 16 IS < 27 14 18 li Shoreline Lodge _Anchor Insurance Elstrom Construction Christman Insurance Wing’s Tree Deerfield Electric Siljestrom Fuel Glencoe Golf FOR WONDERFUL GRAND OPENING To show our appreciation we’re giving away a big fat turkey with your purchase of $50 or more in mer- chandise of your choice, before Thanksgiving. SJ juniors, and Kelly is 6-3 while Cushing is 6-2. The other starter will be 6-0 senior Bob Albert at the other guard spot. ‘We haven’t heard a word about St. Rita,’ said Arneberg. ‘“‘We won’t plan any secrets because we don’t know what they have. I’m sure they know we’ll break and press. We won’t plan anything special for a team until we see a scouting report. Or we can always change our game plan during the game if things aren’t working for us.” The Rambler’ depth may be hurt in the early going this season as sixth man Mark Raynor and Rita next right, and While the _ pushes Dan Insurance THANKS 10 you US A GIVING OUR Turkey eae Loyola will play at St. ednesday. Yes, that’s he sport is not football. Rambler grid squad In Craftsmen the club. Both are former club presidents. Riley, who resides in Kenilworth, won All-America honors at tackle on the 1931 football team. He also was twice N.C.A.A. heavyweight wrestling champion and a silver medal winner on the 1932 Olympic team. Clawson, a 1942 graduate, is one of two nine-lettermen in Northwestern history. He won three letters each in football, basketball and track. He was named All Big Ten fullback in 1941. Robert Nowicki was re-elected president of the club for 1968. eee Season Caldarelli Tops Plaque for meritorious service to Rambler Cagers Launch Other newly elected officers are Donald MacRae, Louis Nusinson, Richard Coldron, and William Nott, vice president; Sid Richardson, treasurer; and Robert Will, secretary. Sensazionale! We've used gleaming rachel ! | cables to give this striking knit-on-knit a ya; completely I}, new fashion dimension. The | “Lurock”’ has covered buttons, French | edging, a hand-fashioned collar — and it | looks so fantastico for Fall, we're making it up in 21 different colors! Bravissimo, AS ADVERTISED IN... LEONARDO STRASSI seventh man Henry Hyde are both shelved with injuries. Hyde is expected back in a couple of weeks, but Raynor won’t see action until the first of January. The team has been shooting well in practice, and Arneberg isn’t worried about getting the ball in ‘the hoop. “Our biggest problem OCC CD EE COON CCR CERD SOLOIST with an opening game is fouls,’’ he said. ‘“‘With our pressing defense we could spend the night at the foul line.”’ Starting time for the Ramblers will be about 8:15 after the PMALE OPEN MON. & FRI. till 9 811 WAUKEGAN Free ROAD, Parking FASHIONS DEERFIELD at Deerfield State ° 945- 8055 Bank lightweight game at 7. 8] �WILDCATS, LOYOLA PICKED Amazing Hoosier Are Sniffing Rose: By LARRY DENNIS Sports Editor . Okay, so Indiana is that good. Unbelievably, the Hoosier stand with Wyoming as the only two major unbeaten col lege football teams in the land. And they might wish the had the Cowboys’ opponent this week, which is Texas-H Paso. Indiana instead must contend with Minnesota at. Minne apolis. A week ago, the Gophers had to be the choice. B John Pont’s super sophs apparently can do anything, an Minnesota gained no prestige with its shellacking at Pui due. So color Indiana rose. The Hoosiers produced the only Big Ten miss in the foot ball forecast: last week, but upsets nationally dropped t mark to 17 right in 22 selections. This is a percentage o .773 and hikes the season tabulation to .746 on a total o 173-59-7. If Northwestern can hand Coach Tom Gordon (right) presents the awards to members of his Mighty Midget football team at last Sunday's banquet. Scott Turkin (left) received the sportsmanship trophy; Dan Vetter the excellence award, and Tim Dacy the most-valuable-player trophy. (Howard Fochler Photo) JOLIET CATHOLIC Purdue, which is perhaps the nation’s best team. The only high schoolers remaining on the North Shor are the Ramblers from Loyola, who should advance to th Prep Bowl. Gives Carmel The crystal‘says: Loyola Surprising 6-3 Season Mark The Carmel Corsairs closed out most successful season last a Friday on an unhappy note, losing to Joliet Catholic 25-6. Despite the loss, coach Angelo Dabiero was happy with his boys. In answer to whether he was pleased with the season, Dabiero a 6-3 mark Dabiero put Joliet Catholic and Notre Dame in the class as the top teams Carmel faced this year. Carmel trailed Joliet 13-0 at the half and 19-0 after three quarters. Ken Autry’s 61-yard touchdown League and 5-0-2 slate. The Dons were the only other league foe to top Carmel. The Corsairs’ other loss, a 7-6 saved replied, “Heavens, yes. The attitude of these boys was terrific. decision to Rockford East, was labeled the team’s most important blanked. “Their game They showed a we lost, we pulled together terrific real willingness to by team,” sacrifice.” The Corsairs finished the year with a 5-2 record in the Suburban Dabiero. said the ‘Even coach. though “And as a the boys gained a lot of confidence from that game.” mud,’’ the Corsairs (Joliet) from commented Carmel Gridders in anticipation of big thing is to minimize our mistakes.” improving last year’s 7-17 mark. The most important addition Weinberg Dubas and from the grid squad is Ken Autry, a 6-0 senior forward and one of last Monday. “If Dubas comes into his own we could have pretty fair size,” said Weinberg. “If he doesn’t, we’ll be small. Our size three returning lettermen on the Corsair cage team. The other two lettermen are 6-0 senior guard Jim Harrington and 6-1 senior forward Steve Such. Harrington was a starter on last year’s team. Weinberg has listed some other boys who he is counting on to help the Corsairs footballer this season. Randy Dubas At 6-5, will be prominent at the center position. Forwards Bob Trefelek, Mike Deihn, and John O’Rourke will back up Autry and Such while guards Gary Sanchez and Dale . Bespeleck will fight for the other backcourt spot. “We’ve been looking pretty good,’’ said Weinberg. “The boys are coming along real well, but 82 and was happy to have Autry begin practice overall shooting better, and we may problem, too.”’ FISHER WAS have could be a depth ALL-BIG in both year football year A “But we 1968. o winner receives a $50 gift certificate to any advertiser and basketball in the 1920’s. KRAFT WRITES ARTICLE Northwestern University wrestling coach Ken Kraft has an article, ‘‘Takedown Counters and Counterattacks,” in the annual Beacon Falls (Conn.) Coaches Digest. in AT [] ALABAMA Oo AT AT AT AT [] [] [] [] C1. C] [] AUBURN MISS. STATE NEBRASKA NOTRE DAME []- 2 . Special: $5%. 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Sta YOU PICK 'EM is 10 Northwestern University’s assistant director of athletics, Waldo Fisher, was all-Big Ten for the Wildcats next Ohio ‘But Breaker Yardage Total combined yardage of the 2 teams listed on the bottom line will be used as a tie-breaker and if there is still a tie, prize will be divided. Mail-in this form or any reasonable facsimile. Copies of newspaper may be seen at all offices. il to: YOU MM his full squad it’s hard to say how we’ll do. The about State, CERTIFICATE was tough replacing Autry and Bill Noll in the backfield.” Actually Dabiero gave a lot of Aid Cage Program Now that the football season has ended, Carmel basketball coach Bill Weinberg can go to work with next Michigan TTT uncertain. ‘We need a quarterback,’’ said Dabiero. ‘‘And it’ll be insight over the rain and Dabiero. for ae POETS THE BIG TEN over Minnesota, Purdue t UL club.” outlook poe ng oe ss BEST OF THE REST Notre Dame over Georgia Tech, Alabama over South Carolina, Houston over Idaho, Nebras! over Missouri, North Carolin State over Clemson, Oklahoma over Kansas, Oregon State ov Oregon, UCLA over Southern: Cal, Tennessee over Mississippi, Texas over TCU, Wyomi over Texas-El Paso, I think the muddy field hurt us. Our backs just couldn’t get going, but Joliet has a real fine ball The Carmel.. Frid being execution considering over Mt. wor over all. Joliet Catholic won the league with a 7-0 record with Notre Dame placing second with a Catholic offensé tle. And Michigan State should not have enough left agains WINS 25-6 Loss in Finale on to its new-found the Wildcats should prevail in the Illinois intra-state baf soe BTU 444 Central PICK Ave. Highland Park, ‘Ill. : 'EM weine Address é Village Advertiser for gift certificate (must have an ad in this issue) Entries must be postmarked by 6 P.M. Friday Only | entry per person will be permitted. LOL SOCCER November 16, 1964 �Baie wes TWO HEADS and a : A Open Saturday RA Ss S NS = ER ART BELANG ‘ No More ——#¥ Trinity Can ALAN)BAD PAV ROGER Coach gin to get into heated discussions about the merits of eir particular ball clubs. Around the first of March, at- tion will turn to the state tournament after the league es have been decided. To start things rolling on the aches jumping ision. And about bas- controversial matter in the past. does a game go by without one or both off the bench to question a referee’s even more seldom a gymnasium rerees. do spectators walk out praising the night’s work Just One of the two Pools will use three referees this season, we thought it might to see how coaches react to such be a system. ill Rademacher of Glenbrook North thought the most about using ee referees of any coach we talked to. “‘I can’t help but feel that ee referees would help the situation,” he said. “Each ref would ve a smaller area of the court to watch, so they would do a better . But you might run into a problem of adding more and more refs. vou had five officials and have each of them watch a fifth of the irt, the odds say we’d get some well-officiated games.” hile Rademacher thinks an additional referee would help matSs, he cited what he thought is the real problem with the present p. ‘The problem is that the referees aren’t consistent,’ explained 1. “For instance, when we play twice in one weekend, the officials sht call them close on Friday night, and on Saturday our kids will afraid to touch anyone, and they’ll get pushed around. The kids t don’t know how to play because the officials are so different.” Rademacher added that the cost of a third official might eterrent to the system. Added Cost Also also be a Factor ighland Park’s new coach Chuck Schramm agreed with Radeher on the financial aspect of the third ref. ‘‘That means another band our budget won’t allow it,’’ he said. ‘‘The problem with three Ss is that one might feel he isn’t getting enough calls, and we’d e the whistling blowing all the time. The rules are making it gh on the refs, and I’ve heard that experiments with three refes have worked pretty well, Van but I don’t think it’s a serious pro- al for high school ball.’ flac McCarty of North Shore had a similar reaction to Schramm’s. Dixhorn is will the be when Country bolster the squad. All-Conference guard Paul Swan, Pat Clinton, and captain Tim Carlson will lead the attack. Day 1967-8 the North School Shore Raiders basketball season ference years. Blair who is 5-9. in high has a school better for three Carlson, of Beresford, S. Dak., is a strong driver. The 6-0 junior strong on a fast break. ‘‘He has all the moves,” said his coach. Van Dixhorn moved Carlson to guard this year after he was a_ forward last year. Clinton is a 6-4 senior from Rockford’s Harlem High School. He was all-conference at Trinity as a freshman. ‘‘Pat’s positive attitude and improved he has than he Two other Stevens been playing that, is so much even in practice, been playing better ball has in years.” freshmen will man _ the starting positions. Clyde and Randy Graff have showing asm’”’ and Van ‘‘skill and Dixhorn enthusi- has high hopes for them. Judson College is at Elgin. The complete schedule: November: 18-at Judson; 20-Ft. Wayne; 24-Taylor. December: 2-Lakeland; 5-at George Williams; 9-at Eureka; 13-at Dominican. January: 13-Spring 6-at Lakeland; Arbor; 16-at Chicago Circle; 18-at Milton. February: 2-at Northwestern College; 6-Aurora; 10- George Williams; 16-Eureka; 17-at Rockford; 20-Milton; 24-Grace; 27-Dominican. March: 2-Judson. to 6-3 senior Joe Parshall. the to use a fifth starter “I suspect If he little extra will that we speed, be Bruce may alter- answered. “I don’t think it’s necessary. $2,500 DOWN COUNTRY LIVING ae with city facies. Weetie lot | overlooks golf course. bedrooms, 1¥ baths plus studio, Large living room w/fireplace, separate dining room and lovely porch. This home is ready for your immediate en- joyment. nate the two,’’ McCarty said. The other four positions have been pretty well set with Price Patton and John Samuels at forward (Patton also alternates at guard), Derek Barnes at guard, and John Loomis at center. Loomis, at 6-10, is the big man in the offensive alignment. Among the other players McCarty is counting on to see considerable action are: Fred Cook, a reserve center, who has been giving a lot REDUCED! - $25,900 of hustle; Doug Severson, Ed Kneip, John Stibolt, and Fred Fortune. “The whole second team has been giving the first team a real Brick Cape Cod. 3 Bedrooms, ly, ull Room Dining separate Baths, Room. Rec. Paneled with Basement l-car Garage. Desirable Location, battle,’’ Mac said. McCarty said the Raiders would be a pressing team for the entire game on defense. EAST DEERFIELD It’ll be either a man-to-man press or a zone press. The first home Nov. 21, at 4 p.m. edicts. game q * will be with St. Ben- WEBER FIRES ACE Bertram Weber of $42,500 IMPRESSIVE Highland Park recently shot a hole-in-one at Exmoor Country Club. Spacious Brick Ranch Quality. 3 bedrooms, of the 11% Finest. baths. Mar- ble fireplace, separate dining room; breakfast room, lovely encl. porch, basement office, fully equipped darkroom, and expansive yard are but a few of the many inclusions. Call today for a personal showing of this excellence. T his is it! New! e’ve used them (three officials) as experiments in games several es,’’ Mac é he is not really concerned with his problem. The solution all depends wants ‘He Xe to- works better as a team unit,” said Van Dixhorn. Swan was all-con- shooter. - morrow at Angel Guardian. HecCarty said the boys have been working well in practice and control of his game this year and fine 5. open on the type of offense the Raiders go with. If McCarty decides to use his tallest team, the fifth spot will go Swan, a 5-10 guard from Gothenburg, Neb., is a playmaker and eo kk kk HIGHLAND PARK Mac McCarty has a problem. He doesn’t know who his fifth man chances in the Gateway Conference this year. Three returning lettermen will the fF FOR SPECIAL A & R ANNOUNCEMENT | oth Starter its team’s about is particularly Yes Vote Recently, especially in the college ranks, there has been some talk but adding another ref to aid the pair that normally call the games. few schools use the three-ref system in their freshmen-varsity es before the regular season starts. While none of the area high eresting Henry optimistic Whistlers rhe high school basketball season gets under way this Very seldom open game at Judson College. WALLENSTEIN Sketball scene, we talked to a few coaches will ee WATCH basketball season Saturday with a pekend, and as the year progresses interested fans will tball officiating—a College RR kkk Se eking With Judson ; Be They’re calling ugh little things now without calling more. The third guy would stand around looking for things to call. And the cost would be hibitive.” LAKE FOREST ith the same refs working the preliminary sophomore game bee the varsity contest, there’s good reason to see why the officiatmay become ragged toward the end of the varsity tilt. Why can’t we have two sets of officials?”” asked Evanston’s Jack master. ‘‘One can work the sophomore game and the other takes arsity game. I can’t for the life of me understand the reasoning tind keeping just two men for two games. I don’t blame the sophore coach for complaining if the refs slack off. The sophomores erve the best, just as the varsity does.” hat does Burmaster think of using three referees? “I don’t think ould be a good idea,” he commented. ‘‘Two is enough if they are petent. People are tired of seeing only the officials in a game. pn’t want to see more parades to the free throw line.” A New Proposal an Sonnenberg at Glenbrook South doesn’t favor three officials thinks the system used in Indiana is worth consideration. They have one young official work the first half of the sophomore e with one veteran official and then the second half with another ferent) veteran official,’’ he related. ‘“‘The two vets would then ne varsity game. Neither would get too tired, and the younger would be getting good experience. onnenberg added, “We can’t get good officiating when they’re n out after the preliminary game. And you can’t blame ollege ball which is usually faster moving than high school ball. ut the idea of using two sets of refs for the varsity and prelimishould get consideration by the local high schools. It’s too much ask two men to keep going for a pair of games, especially when ber 16, 1967 and grime in the home... eliminates typical household odors— fast. Now you can lick the problems of household dust, soot, tobacco smoke, cooking odors, allergyirritating pollens and smog. Trane Electrostatic Air Cleaner—cleans all the air in your home, aroundthe-clock. Installs easily in your forced air system. 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Deerfield held its Fall Awa Night last Tuesday at the school. Letters were awarded both football and cross-country. Varsity ‘We’ve has . conda. At named the his opener center is FOOTBALL Jeff starting with Wau6-5 Rocky Trudell. ‘‘He’s been sidelined with a sore toe but should be ready for Wauconda,” said Jacobs. ‘When he’s in shape, he’s pretty tough.” . Flanking Trudell at one forward will bé 6-0 Don Bevers, a senior. “He’s looked good so far, and he’s the best. jumper we have,” commented the coach. At the other forward will be Jeff ‘ Whitaker; but. Jacobs said that “two or three other boys still have -a chance to. break in the lineup at forward.”’: Senior Scott Ireland is also slated to‘see action. - The guards will be 5-8 senior _ ‘Kim Spencer ‘and 6-0 junior Tom __. Miller. Both are lettermen. ‘Four CSL Tom ‘Spotts of Maine South, Terry Anderson: of Miles North, - Mike DiRivera-of Deerfield, and -Mike Grejbowski of Niles West ' are the four all-state nominees by . the coaches of the Central Subur- - ban League. Maine South, champions of the _ league, received six players on the - all-league team. Maine West and ~- Niles West had four each. - Twenty-two players were named to the first team and. : honorable mention unit. - The complete team: 18 ._ . All-League Team - Ends: Bruce Kaechle, Maine Jim: -Schmitz, Maine South; to the The Lake Forest Scouts will West; Mike Honorable Mention Linemen: John Nemanich, Niles West; Bob Wilson, Niles North; Pat McGuire, New Trier West; Bill Wilke, Glenbrook North; Chuck Lange, Niles West; Michael Biagini, Glenbrook North; John Darden, Glenbrook South; Jeff Fox, New Trier West; Paul Hartney, Glenbrook North; George Surgent. Deerfield; Dave Krowka, Maine West. Backs: Skip Hightman, Niles North, Rob Menary, Glenbrook North; Dave McGuire, Maine South; Steve Allison, Glenbrook South; Mike Fabry, New Trier West; John ‘Frost, Deerfield; Scott Standa, Maine South. The invade Deerfield’s gym tomorrow night to start things rolling on the local basketball scene in the traditional opener for both teams. The sophomore contest will get under way at 7 p.m. with the varsity encounter following about 8:15. Coach Ron O’Connor will start his second season at the helm of the Warrior program, and oddly enough, tomorrow’s game will be the second consecutive meeting for the two teams. Lake Forest eliminated the War- Morkin, ‘Deerfield; Ed Hirsch, Niles West;. John Holden, Maine South. Tackles: Dave Butz, Maine South; Gary .Glatz, Glenbrook South; Kent Petrie, New Trier West; Jim Kaiser,. Maine South. Guards: Mike DiRivera, Deerfield; Gary Moranz, Maine West; Mike Plessner, Maine South. Center: Terry Anderson, Niles North. Backs: Marc Toma, Deerfield: Donn Simon, Niles West; Jim Miller, New Trier West; Tom Spotts, Maine South; Ken . Werner, Maine West; Mike Grejbowski, Niles West; Larry Black, Glenbrook North, Bob Banger, Maine West. 84 Lake Forest Ready for Cage Opener For Honors - & John Gerkin goes up for a shot as Jeff Ommen (3) tries to stop him during a recent practice session at Deerfield. At left is Jim Anderson. Bruce Fritzsche is in the background and Art Cobb is at right. (Howard Fochler Photo) Warriors, Stars Cited P , Varsity: James Anderson, § Ascher, Steven Baer, Michael Bu Michael DeRivera, Glenn Fritz, Frost, Fred Gahl, Scott Garrett, 5 Jacobs, Peter Johnson, Steve I David Kodner, James Lindauist, Mandler,. Richard Mason, Dennis Cabe, David Mick, Michael Mog Mark Mueller, William Mulkey, Ro Nannini, George Nelson, John Nel kids in shape is the main thing.” Jacobs. coach players who compiled a 4-4 rec this year. Letter winners: been’ going through drills for the _ last two weeks, working especially ‘hard’ on defense. Practice has been going well, and we’ve kept everything pretty basic. I’ve had to put in my offense and defense, -S0-we’ve tried to make it as ‘Simple -as possible. Getting the ‘lineup-for. football Adams handed out 33 letters to guard positions will be manned by Scott Garrett, Mike Schuler, Pete Busse, and Chuck Katzenberg. record during the 1966-67 season. The Warriors go into tomor- row’s game with only one letter- man from last year’s team. Scott Ascher is the only present Warrior to own a varsity cage letter, and he will open at forward opposite 6- 5 Hank Hakewill. Deerfield Ascher decent at 6-4 riors from regional tournament play last March via a 79-74 decision. .However, previous to gives front. height up that last defeat, Deerfield copped a Central Suburban League crown and compiled a respectable 13-9 Jim Anderson will vie for the center spot. Both are juniors. Anderson is 6-5 while Mulkey is 6-2. Football players Bill Mulkey and Lake Forest finished last season with a 15-9 mark—1l1-3 in the Northwest Suburban League. The Scouts have four returning lettermen, but none of them was a starter on last year’s squad. The tallest Scout is 6-34 Bob Hodgkinson, and the team does not have outstanding size. All five of Lake Forest’s starters played on the football team this fall and possibly haven’t rounded into shape for the basketball campaign. It should be an even the Warriors must be to look ahead to their Highland Park on Nov. game, but careful not game with 24. Wildcat Cagers Play Tuesday Northwestern basketball fans will get a preview of the 196768 Wildcats when Coach Larry Glass’ 13-man squad plays an intrasquad game at McGaw Hall, Tuesday evening. Game time is 8 p.m. and admission is free. Two of last year’s starters—se- nior forward Weaver and Gamber—are and captain Mike junior guard Terry among the six let- termen returning to Glass. Others are forward Dan Davis, centers Sterling Burke and Jerry Sutton, and guard Terry Hurley, all juniors. Seven height sophomores that makes provide this the year’s team the tallest in Northwestern history. They include two 6-9 centers, Larry Saunders and Jim Bradof, a 6-8 center Jim Sarno, 6-6 forward Don Adams, 6-5 forward Dennis Bresnahan, 6-5 guard Mike Reeves, and 5-11 guard Dale Kelley. Kelley, though the shortest man on the roster, led the freshmen in scoring last year with a 13-game average of 29.9. Heated battles for every starting position have created what Glass calls ‘‘a very healthy situation” as the team approached the mid-way point in pre-season drills. Ornstein, Michael Patrick, liam Schultz, Jim Springer, Geq Surgent, Marc Toma, Mitch Wei Robert Widmer, Alan Zaeske, Wang (manager). Junior Varsity: Bill Bell, Browning, Tim Ghianni, Jim Gree Kirk Gustie, Jeff Johnson, Ro Johnson, John Kyle, Dennis Morril Dan Navilio, Gregory Reed, Robinson, Ron Weiner, Keith aker. Sophomore: Dave Baer, Jim B Kim Boley, Dave Conedera, Ja Dwyer, Larry Frank, Bruce Fritzs Steve Geuder, Steve Glos, Dan Hen James Hart, Greg WHenschen, § Homma, Rich Incandela, Steve Ja Mike Kuscevich, Jerry Levin, Matta, Guy Morrison, Ed Mao Grant Mueller, Chris Palmer, ' Robinson, Craig Root, Pat Rus Craig Schifter, Pete Schneckloth, G Smith. Jim Surgent, Michael Sweg Jeff Tarnoff, Jim Thompson, Trotter, Dave Walchli, Charles Wei Brian Zemlicka, Harold Henkin ( ager), Robert Parrish (manager). Freshman: John Adler, Bob Ai son, Herb Arkush, Greg Benassi, Billipp, Grevase Brown, Scott B Don Close, Rick Colombik, Bill Cq ney, Tom Greed, Dave Darraugh, Domenico, Steve Dushame, Len Ea Bob Fish, Loren Fuller, Keith 4 fiths, Bill Hagn, Harvey Hayden, Hogan, Steve Jacobson, John De Gary Keefe, Jim Keller, Jim Ki Steve Klein, Pete Kodner, Koopman, Dave Lampi, Mark La lin, Greg Love, Larry Malmquist. McCabe, Kevin Morkin, Mike O’B Kevin Patrick, Paul Reid, Jim R scher, Andy Roettger, Steve Rom Jeff Roseman, Jim Rosemann, Rosenberg, Sean Savage, Reid Schi Bill Thullen, Paul Veatch, Gary W Scott Weber, Perry Wein, Bill W! er, Bob Wheeler, Steve Whiting. Horstman (manager), Alan Lusti (manager). CROSS-COUNTRY Varsity: Leif Backe, Eric Burg Bob Duffy, Craig Fairbairn, Ja Gesler, Terry Globerson, Rick Ja Bob Lawrence. Rick Mittelman, Schuler. Dan Sherman, Steve Treib Sophomore: Andy Benson, Bob “ler, Bob Kahn, Mark Russo, Speare, Doug Stevens, Mike Tho Rick Wright. Freshman: Warren Cordell, Ergang. .Alan Franke, Brian f Keith Hokinson, Lee Nudelman, S Snell. Bill Straus, John Treacy, Wendelin, John Williamson. Wrestling Confa Set at Deerfield Deerfield High School will the site of the wrestling rules terpretation meeting for this a’ The meeting will be held Th day, Nov. 16, beginning at 8 p. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Deerfield Villager | Thursday, November 16, 1967 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Deerfield Villager Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Deerfield Villager Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 11/16/1967 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context DPL.0007.001.1103 https://archives.deerfieldlibrary.org/files/original/b63567ed7654c59949ce4c8fdd4edb13.pdf 86cf1de0c4fe476b1b9f0aef6fe245dc PDF Text Text Dedication of Addition To Deerfield High November 5 �Quinlan. and LYS ON,, Ine. 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THURSDAY, RIVERWOODS 2, 1967 Policemen to File Suit In Promotions Protest By MELINDA UPP A spokesman for the seven Deerfield patrolmen pro- given the promotion examination for lieutenant, not sergeant as required by state statutes. testing the recent promotions said ly disregarded sergeant Monday that the group’s attorney will file suit against the police and fire commission, probably next week. “The commission has complete- the protest. They made the appointments after the protest was sent, so we’ll have to go to court now,”’ the spokesman said. He explained, the sergeant’s “We exam, a supervisory studied for which is for position. We took The seven wrote a letter of protest to the commission last month shortly before Jeffrey Mc- the lieutenant’s exam, which is for Dermott tions and William Wood were an administrative post. The queswere harder, more of them, promoted to sergeant. The seven claim they were there were and we could not apply the things we had studied.”’ Won’t Comment es Kenneth Nilsen, Deerfield Grammar School principal, admires Cliff Miller's Twiggy Halloween costume during a school party. Cliff, a sixth-grader, won honorable mention for his costume. (Related staff photo on page 6) chools’ Additions Will Be Dedicated The official correct and Park and Deerfield high schools will be dedicated in speial ceremonies Sunday afternoon. The Deerfield High School cereony will be from 1:30 to 2:30 b.m., and the Highland Park High A Kroger Bchool ceremony from 3:30 to 4:30 does b.m. Both will be auditoriums of the in the main schools, fol- not mean, owed by tours of the new faciliies. Each program will feature musical selections. The Deerfield igh School dedication will inlude the a cappella choir and the oncert band presenting a varied usical program. The choir will sing “Choose Something Like a Star,” “Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit,’’ and, with he band, the ‘Deerfield Alma ater.”’ The band also will play he national anthem and ‘‘A Fesive Overture.”’ Special guests at both ceremones will be A. E. Wolters, former however, Kroger however, spokesman Mar- Editorial on Page 9 Pictures on Pages 20, 21 geson will represent the students; Supt. Karl Plath and Principal John Price, the administration; Mrs. Loraine Cardinal, the faculty; and Mrs. Joseph Stein, the PTA. The Deerfield High School dedication will include Stephen Tarnoff, student council president re- did, that his company plans to develop “We simply have made no Either the sale to Dominick’s or development by Kroger would immediately kill village hopes of improving the now-vacant lot just south of the Deerfield-Waukegan Rds. intersection for off-street parking. But the Kroger officials said this possibility, too, is still open. ‘‘Always Open to Offers’’ ‘“We’re always open to serious offers. We might be able to negotiate something lage, but so far suggested that down and discuss concrete plans,” he said. In August, other Kroger officials said they planned to develop the site and presenting the students, Dr. Plath and Principal Robert Benson representing the administration; George Herman, the faculty; and Warren Jackman, the PTO. Published weekly by Press Publishing Co., 444 Central Av., immediately entertain proposals there. The Chamber village Highland parking Park, would for not parking of Commerce and committee had Ill. 60035 out an 27 on-street spaces probably will be eliminated to create right-turn lanes in the main intersection. The village board is expected to pass an ordinance implementing these plans Monday night. The village is short about 150 to 170 off-street parking spaces, ac- cording to Village Engineer RobThe Protesters Listed Hamilton, Gordon Cooper, L. D. Prince, Larry Kick, William Butler, and Larry Tousignant. They are being represented by attorney Harold Wynkoop of Deerfield. The others who took the test, in addition to Officers Wood and McDermott, are Robert port, who was appointed Davenacting withdrew his name; and was a sergeant’s examination. It was honest and fair, or it wouldn’t have been given,” he said. ‘It was a proper agreement parking indication The seven who signed the protest are Joseph DeTata, Robert the examination Parking to Worsen when ‘‘an Allan Cramer. Commission Chairman Ambrose Cox said Tuesday, “In my opinion, Village officials believe the already critical parking situation in the downtown area will become even more critical in the spring, 60,000-square-foot Kroger lot would provide about 250 spaces if developed entirely for parking. qualifying test.”’ Cox New Chairman Mr. Cox was elected chairman of the police commission . after former chairman Thomas Wolfe moved from the village and after the examination was given. Mr. Cox has served as a commission member for several years, however. As proof of the test’s fairness, he noted that policemen who took it placed in approximately the same order as they did on a similar test administered in June. That test was overturned on technicalities. The policemen charged that test was improperly advertised and also improperly graded because various sections were not given equal weight in determining total scores. Trustees Will Start Talks About Brickyard Proposal mended a primarily multi-family the village board will agree in principle with this type of development before mid-February, when he will have to make a sizable deposit to retain his option on the 130-acre site. Another item on the agenda is further discussion of renovating the -village’s street lights and possible conversion to gas or 4,000-lumen mercury vapor lamps. Village Engineer Robert Bowen use, with apartments of up to 12 stories surrounded by school and park recreation areas, single-family homes, and a 10-acre office and research complex. tional information about comparative costs of installing, operating, and maintaining the various types of lighting, including a new type The Deerfield Village Board will begin discussing the plan commission’s recommendation for brickyard development during the regular board meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the village hall. The with the vilno one has we sit to work examination, that the police and fire commission was trying to hide something.”’ then so that the village could pay real estate taxes on the site and lease it for a parking lot. ert Bowen. flatly deny other reports decision,” he said. Michael that we Other Reports Denied the property soon. dent Council Pres. mean- are not thinking about selling.” plan- board at both ceremonies. At Highland Park High School, Stu- the while, said simply, ‘Kroger still owns title to the property. This after the building ning was started. William Nelson, the currest board president, will represent the is spokesman, district superintendent, and Harry Knoll, past president of the district school board. Both retired program he Dominick’s land acquisition plans, but added, “I cannot give you any information at this time.” The The building additions to High- said source for information on hoped the sergeant; Philip Marquardt, who originally signed the protest and On Kroger Plot A cryptic “no comment” this week from a Dominick’s food store official lent some credence to rumors that his firm is negotiating to purchase the Kroger property in Deerfield. He charged also that the word ‘Jieutenant” had been cut from commission has _ recom- Column, Map on Page 9 The developer, Maurice Schlessinger, is seeking a statement that Controlled circulation postage paid will provide being tried in Wilmette at Deerfield, t the board Trails subdivision. III, with addi- and North ~ �3-Cent Hike Expected In County Tax Rate to on had expected it to be commended for holding the Deerfield Township of Supervisor Frank Peers, however, said inflation did not justify a tax increase because county earnings also had increased. Mr. Peers urged the county board to remember ‘voters directed us county taxes to that the to reduce 3.7 cents referendum last year.” Finance committee in the chairman Kenneth A. Henke said the budget deliberations were very hard this year. “We had to cut the budget down because we could go higher this has year if we wanted to,’”’ said. The Illinois Legislature no executive director. The former thorized counties of the Lake County Crime Commission. Some county supervisors have commission for spending money, doing nothing, and providing an ‘“‘out’’ for which of 10 cents per he au- to tax at a rate $100 assessed valuation without a referendum. The effect of the legislation was to nullify a referendum held last November in which voters éndorsed a tax cut in county spending from 6.7 to 3.7 cents per $100 assessed valuation. personnel. 10-Cent Limit The county did not, however, take advantage of the entire 10 cent permissive limit, trimming spending to $4,694,350. The safety commission recently purchased 5,000 “I’m No Fool” $14,615,985. Of that, $5,547,240 will A $16,580 budget has been sub- mitted to the county board for the safety commission, that is for and $11,800 of salaries of safety buttons to be distributed by prin- The entire county budget totals cipals, patrol boys, and safety officials at schools to stress safe- come from a tax levy. A $1,054,350 levy for the general county fund will finance most ty principles. operations of the county. The rest The Cover: B’nai B’rith Drive B’nai B’rith The Highland Park Country Club will be the setting Nov. The event will 16 as the will honor their members culminate an_ intensive membership campaign that has involved the women of the local Highland Park-Deerfield Chapter along with 10 other chapters of the North Suburban Illinois Council. Bread, the staff of life, was used symbolically to make women aware of the campaign. Given to area residents in shopping centers and banks and during a doorbell ringing week, B’nai B’rith Women are reaching the women in our community. who recognize the needs of others. Through involvement B’rith women’s chapters ment is inevitable. world. service, Mrs. Baker Through their in local as members, B/’nai fulfill- B’nai B’rith Women is the oldest and largest Jewish women’s service organization in the work with the Hillel Foundation, community Anti-Defamation League, youth groups, B’nai B’rith Girls, the aged, hospitals, and children’s home in Israel near Jerusalem, B’nai B’rith works to alert women to the problems of the world. “Pledged to Serve” is our appropriate motto. 6¢ of the new courthouse complex. The total tax rate of the county this year is expected to be about 40 cents per $100 assessed valuation. The budget Monday was read in its entirety in preparation for passage at the regular meeting of the board of supervisors Nov. 14. Report Demanded Only two budget items aroused controversy. The perennial problem of the county public works department ended with Supervisor Peers of Highland Park demanding a report on the property owned by the county public works department and the rates charged. Mr. Peers said the board has no idea of what facilities the county department is purchasing or what rates it is charging customers who buy county water. He objected to the $246,080 allotted to the department. Mr. Peers contends the department was established on the promise it would pay for itself from rates charged water users. ‘We have advanced the department of public works at least $1 million to purchase private water companies in the county,” Mr. Peers said. “He’s off, as usual, on his figures,” said Robert Depke of Gurnee, public works committee chairman. “Then give us a list of how much has come from the county general fund for public works,” Mr. Peers answered. The request was put in the form of a motion, and the matter was passed “nays.” by voice vote with no The other hot issue at Monday’s budget session was the question of the sheriff’s budget. The sheriff faces the unusual situation of having a surplus this Beneath this costume is Susan Smith, a siiiadk grader who won second place at the Deerfield Grammar School Halloween party Pinning on her ribbon is Principal Kenneth Nilsen. (Staff Photo) Wins Round One in Battle To Clean Lake Michigan The Committee for A Clean Lake Michigan, headquartered on the North Shore, won its first battle Monday when Gov. Otto $799,040. lution bill. The committee, formed to support the bill which bans dumping in Lake Michigan, had solicited letters, postcards, and telegrams from everyone concerned about to $75 more a year. Starting salaries, Mr. said, are up to $550 per from $450 last year. Army received Club’s as well as the publicity helped achieve our purpose.”’ A final tabulation of all letters received of Flossmoor, the bill’s sponsor. The committee received letters will be sent to Sen. Gottschalk. Now is the time for EYE EXAMINATIONS For you & your children Dr. Mark M. Hout OPTOMETRIST L | 857 Rosemary Terrace Deerfield Call 945-0674 wins os eae eas Sia ea for appolatment - $6 26 6 ds Sia ec that Re G fe 1s Heartwarming and Personal —a portrait of Fernando Capdevielle will present a film on Mexico during the Rotary agreed Henke month Rotarians to See Film on Mexico Deerfield Corps of Engineers to stop dumping in the lake, but I think the area-wide response we pollution of Lake Michigan. The letters were tabulated by committee members and sent to Sen. Arthur R. Gottschalk (R-8th), Sheriff Harold W. Sches- kie said much of his request was for higher salaries for patrolmen. County finance chairman C. Henke said that even with the cut in Mr. Sheskie’s request, each highway policeman would get $50 from Lake Bluff, Highland Park, Northbrook, Evanston, Deerfield, and Winnetka, as well as several from the Chicago area and one from Milwaukee. ‘We received fewer letters than we expected,”’ committee chairman Ed DeMar of Lincolnshire said. ‘‘The heat was off since the Kerner signed the anti-water pol- after this fiscal year. The finance committee cut the sheriff's request from $1,109,500 to Women 3,000 B’nai B’rith Women of the North Shore with a luncheon and fashion show. “rental” time payments for the Lake County Administration Tower year. He will have about $40,000 to $45,000 in his budget left over By MRS. IRA BAKER President, of the county’s $5 million-leyy will be specific taxes earmarked for items such as the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund, the tubercu-_ losis sanitarium fund, and the : the increase ranged from pride complaints. Nearly everyone increase to a cent in an era tremendous inflation. director, Robert Post, has accept- other county departments “pass the safety buck.” rate was 6.7 cents per $100. Reactions Vary Supervisor’s reactions to be Rumors around the Lake County Courthouse indicate that a resolution may be introduced soon calling for the disbanding of the Lake County Safety Commission. safety corporate One board member said the county finance committee should May Be Dying the county higher. Safety Group criticized year’s the board Monday at a special budget meeting of the board of supervisors. Other tax rate increases came in various county funds with special levies, including a 6.4 levy for phase two of the county courthouse. complex. as director tax county Xoy Last county’s corporate tax rate was proposed and discussed at length ed a position general most according to a proposed budget to Running the county will cost the Owner of a home assessed at $20,000 about $80 for the fiscal year starting Dec. 4. The total tax levy will be about $5,547,240. A one-cent increase in the currently which be voted on Nov. 14. budget of $14,615,985. commission county expenditures come, will be 7.6 cents per $100 assessed valuation, from 37 to about 40 cents per $100 assessed valuation this year based on a new The new from “Girl Friday” luncheon at noon today in the Villa Moderne. Mr. Capdevielle, a Deerfield resident, is sales manager for American Airlines. Ralph Boches is program chairman for the luncheon. Rotarians will bring their wives, secretaries, or both. your hicad ones. | TELOOF- STUART : AWARD ‘+ 526 WINNING Davis Street Evanston, Ill. 60201 DA 8-1461 - PHOTOGRAPHY 502 Central Avenue Highland Park, Ilinois 60035 ID 2-8425 Ss. Hex. BS . Os... OL ECL PCS ELEC LPC EPSP tents The rate, MPR By JUDI NICOL County taxes will jump November. 2, 196 �Deerfield Drive Could Hit Goal By EDITH HERMAN independent Deerfield-Area The United Fund is entering the sev- enth week tomorrow with growing optimism that its do-it-yourself policy can work. Richard T. Lorenz Jr., chairman of the Deerfield board, reported Monday that more than $40,000 now has been raised, 75 percent of the $52,500 goal. Although total contributions in the Deerfield area were only $41,000 last year and have never exceeded $45,715, Mr. Lorenz said the Deerfield board is ‘quite it learned that the tentatively approved Deerfield budget of $52,500 would be cut to $49,350. The member agencies had originally asked the Deerfield United Fund for $58,000 but later agreed to the $52,500 goal. optimistic” about raising the total $52,500 this year. “We plan to allocate at least 50 percent of those funds this week,” Mr. Lorenz said. ‘‘The need of member we do not want to wait until the drive is over.” The board had voted earlier this year to join the Suburban Community Chest Council of the Metropolitan Crusade of Mercy Approves Law Construction continues on homes in the Fox Chapel subdivision, just south of Deerfield High School on the east side of Waukegan Rd. The Leashing Dogs but reconsidered when James offi- Lake County agencies is so great that (METRO), METRO cials had told Deerfield that final approval of the $52,500 was all but guaranteed, so the Deerfield board released budget figures to its member agencies based on that figure. Mr. Lorenz said the board could not accept the METRO cut in good conscience because the agencies had already been promised the $52,500. Breaks Tie, required leashes in the ‘“‘county.”’ Wins Contest James Navilio of Deerfield came within two yards of predicting the total yardage in last week’s Northwestern-Wisconsin game, breaking an eight-way tie and winning our You Pick ‘Em football contest. Mr. Navilio, 909 Beverly Pl., has been awarded a $50 gift certificate redeemable from any merchant who advertises in the LAKE ForEST or LAKE BLUFF LAMPLIGHTER HIGHLAND PARK or HIGHwoop HERALD, or DEERFIELD VILLAGER. He and the seven other correctly predicted the permitting themselves to be duped Unclaimed and used, these demonstrators may be killed “legitimate” sports section of this week’s paper. All you have to do is pick the winners of major area prep and Midwest college games. When ties occur, as they did in last week’s contest, the winner will be decided by total yardage gained in the listed game. Entries should be sent to You Pick ‘Em, 444 Central Av., High- land Park. They must be postmarked before 6 p.m. Friday. other and sincere protesters,” Cong. McClory said. “It is frightening unlawful conduct.” and New pro- “This would be a wise move for the hippies also,’ he said. “By to a dictatorial should for Prompting system. it prevail, make these protesters first victims.” the would its very congressman’s South Park School’s annual book fair will be held from 9 to 11:45 remarks a.m. and from 1 to 4:30 p.m. next Rezoning Case Tuesday through Thursday in the school. Mrs. Robert Rohde is chairman of the fair which will include a collection of recently published books from Chandler’s Book Store. Proceeds will support the school’s assembly program which this year includes a half dozen Walt Disney educational films, a safety assembly, and four theater productions by the Robin Hood Players and the Cole Marionettes. was the recent Washing- To Be Heard THE Read DEDICATION high schools pictures. will take OF VUDEELUE Aaa TTT “ae This... ADDITIONS place to Highland Sunday. Turn Park to pages and Deerfield By Planners 20 and 21 for * * ARISTOPHANES MIGHT BE FRUGGING in his grave if he knew what Val Bettin is planning for the Barat College production of “‘Peace.”’ A preview leads off our fine arts section on page 58. Public Forum ....... ae Sap a I i ots. 5 swe sa ES COT ee re High School News ......... 18, Lincolnshire News ........ 14, Men in Service ............... I 8 24 9 58 19 72 28 ow 5' ay, oi 4 CH 0 09 8 30 Movies in Brief ...... ........ ovember 2, 1967 62 Cee SS as ots BANS cmp a People and Politics ........... Se ee area Real Metete. .6.i... Str... School News ........ TE OES fA BUREN tabs shes hae wd . | "eos ee Women’s News ................ 72 8 73 70 12 74 31 64 single-family lots) and R-7 (multiple family) to business zoning. The lots, on the south side of the street, are between the end of the business district and Deerfield Grammar School. The commission is expected to set a date for a public hearing on the petition. A hearing on similar petition was postponed earlier this year at the request of the com- mission, which asked the petitioners to wait until the master plan for the village has been completed. The planners also will discuss the subdivision of a lot at the southeast corner of Westgate Dr. and Waukegan requirements subdivision. Rd., in the and Fox clearly apparent that democratic systems of government in which our nation assumes a leading role.” Cong. McClory called it ‘‘more than a mere coincidence’’ that demonstrators in Communist countries ‘‘carried out their plans simultaneously, with marches against American embassies and in other ways.”’ He said the Washington march contrasts “strikingly” with the the undemocratic denial of constitutional voting and other rights The Deerfield Plan Commission will discuss a petition for rezoning 12 lots in the 500 block of Deerfield Rd. during a meeting at 8 tonight in the village hall. The petitioners are seeking re- existing yet many of these demonstrators were directing their attacks not against war but against orderly 1963 civil rights march. “That orderly and nobly inspired event focused appropriate attention on zoning from R-2 (9,000-square-foot TCE efforts, sometimes combined with force, and ordinarily evidenced by selves “from all disloyal, Communist elements. which, Book Fair Time Here Once Again by filling out the entry form in the and of constitutional rights,’”’ he commented, “On the contrary, they appear to be massive, frightening ly representative of the legitimate support too, religious ton protest march against the Vietnam war. “Some of the leadership of this massive demonstration was hard- groups opposed to the Vietnam war should disassociate them- peace are giving unwitted aid and after three days. winners in 12 of 14 contest games. You can become a winner, Cong. Robert McClory (R-32nd) of Lake Bluff said this week that The ordinance has teeth, $5 to $50 fines for owners who allow dogs to run loose or don’t vaccinate them against rabies. Dogs, according to the new leash law, will be picked up by the county animal wardens. The ownners will have to pay a fine plus board and room to retrieve them. dogs (Staff Photo) War Protesters Are ‘Duped’ By Pro-Communists: McClory It is now illegal to let a dog run loose in the unincorporated areas of Lake County. It has been illegal for some time in most municipalities, and the Lake County Board of Supervisors on Monday passed an ordinance Navilio subdivision, being built by John Glorioso of Gee Builders on a 10.1-acre tract, will include 22 homes. yard Chapel which were unattainable the election process,’”’ Clory said. On the other called make such at located Park The class will be limited to 15 youngsters 7 to 10 years old. Mrs. Jill Elkington is the instructor. The $12 fee includes all water color supplies. Students must register before the first class. Honor Deerfield Man On His 80th Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maxon, 560 1035 Elmwood Av., Deerfield, re- Mrs. Laube’s father, Edward F. Segert of Deerfield, who celebrated his 80th birthday anniversary. of denial FORD PHARMACY Rd. * Lindemann Pharmacy Waukegan Jewett ‘“‘so- in the Deerfield the Fieldhouse. the CONVENIENT DROP OFF BOXES 800 Mondays cently gave a family dinner party Yllager 765 a new six-lesson session Nov. 13. Classes will be from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Mc- demonstrations pretense to Start The Deerfield Park District children’s painting class will begin Cong. DEERFIELD are For Children at their home. hand, ‘anti-war’ no through Painting Class Rd. You may use these boxes for news releases, photos, and correspon‘dence. News The event honored Deadlines Wednesday (eight days before publication) MEN’S NEWS MEN IN SERVICE WOMEN’S NEWS FINE ARTS Thursday BUSINESS SCHOOLS REAL ESTATE Noon Friday CHURCH SCOUTS PHOTOS Noon Monday PUBLIC FORUM RECREATION 4 P.M. Monday SPORTS �Opening People and Politics Of Store By MARTHA HE taxes at 9:30 opening a.m. Among shop the national brands staffs of that Mr. Mr. Flegelman formerly and operated Julian’s Men’s Store Christensen Libertyville. has worked Park men’s since most money of the one letters in problems though, that ment allowance ciated expenses. Mr. for men, area, Chris- Owned Highland store. Charles cannot be — Centralia with the involve neither Sen. a a . clothing and their Percy on Sen. Percy Percy, Sen. is, of course, is shared by all federal legislators. coats, slacks, all-weather coats, outer cvats, and dress and sports Cong. McClory has urged that the Library of Congress install a data processing information center to simplify legislative research. of Lake exceptionally Both men are pushing their literate, for congressional Rumsfeld would like to see virgin (R-12th) get an in reforms some of retiring from Maplewood after 10 years of teaching, School will be at a PTA-sponsored tea _ => prairie? Prine Pit | 1540 Old Skokie Rd Highland Park Under Deerfield Rd. Overpass abandoned cemeteries, and here and there in i out-of-the-way places. Between 1835 and 1860 most of our prairies were plowed up or grazing. “So, for educational used and Hickory Smoked. . . Beef, Ham or Combination with F baked rowhy salad, and Special | Sauce. $2.5 for FOR heat ouk DIAL 831-4616 scien- ; tific reasons, it should be saved. legislators’ 1921 CUSTOM FURNITURE lessen e REFINISHING e REUPHOLSTERING e REPAIRING Refinished to original or modern time- Fruitwood, 1001 Pumice, Quality Fabrics - Free UR. 3. CUSTOM WEBER of Swanson Bros. Moving & Storage Co. Natural — Chair Estimates HOUSE or , finish, such as Antique Caning CALL UN & White. Rushing 4-8983 FURNITURE 1328 Sherman, Evanston at Tea students of Mrs. Williams, as well | as Maplewood teachers, are invit- — ed to the home of PTA Pres. Mrs. Robert DOLLARS Stuart Guasta, 1155 Myrtle Ln. — From Richard Glastonbury, honored. Draper of Somerset — a reversed sheepskin coat with a grade of tanning, sueding and individual ---- JOHN DID contr tailoring unsurpassed where in the world. as Water-repellent, P\ homes at Galena, Ill. Among places of interest visited was a recently remodeled brewery and many homes built in 1800 in that area. letter-writing that would the 1044 Mars of Chicago, are home after attending the ‘annual tour of along fence rows, tracks, DeMars, Springfield Av., Deerfield, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Terence De- Only small bits of the prairie, which once covered two-thirds of railroad Kenny addi” te Goodman. Several new members also will attend and be specially EOREGHIONS a E. Parents of students and former at 2 p.m. today. chael Kaplan, Mrs. Gerald Marlatt, Mrs. Malcolm Poland, Mrs. Ache IPELLIS save Mr. VISIT IN GALENA Mrs. George V. “Right now the turkeyfoot grass is 7 to 8 feet tall. Why District, commending the immediate acquisition of this prairie, or placing it high on their land acquisition program.” Irving E. Meyerhoff 1660 Ryders Ln. Since Mrs. Catherine Williams, who is honored Included are Mrs. Leo Sazanoff, Mrs. Raymond Parker, Mrs. Mi- Mrs. McClory of Glenview Mrs. Williams to Be Honored will ence starting Tuesday at the PickCongress Hotel in Chicago. and from Robert (R-13th) by Highland Park, near the intersection of Berkeley Road and Ridge Road. Miraculously, it has escaped destruction. Div. the annual League of Voters program confer- Backe, as destroyed “Where is this prairie? It is along the north branch of the Chicago river on the west edge of Whatever the ultimate answer, things are not likely to change in the near future so long as the American public’s answer to almost every problem is simply “Write your senator, or write your congressman.” Several Deerfield members Jarl SUCH Rumsfeld of mail being consuming non-legislative duties eliminated. will Represent Deerfield LWV at Conference attend Women volume of another housing development? Would you be willing to help save it? the unnecessary load on legislators, while at the same time helping them to perform their necessary legislative duties more efficiently. Cong. credit cards high county? Do you know that it is in constituents. shirts. Midwest bank be honored. CONGRESSMEN Bluff and Donald Preserve Harlan, President, County Building, Waukegan, Illinois 60085, re- tall native grasses such as turkey- Their shop has a unique redwood interior designed by one of the nation’s leading store architects. The public is invited to browse during the grand opening, when $1,000 in prizes and gifts will be awarded. The prizes will include a complete ‘sports ensemble, sports UBURBAN “How can we save this prairie? By writing to Lake County Forest to the people of Lake County: ‘Do you know that we have a piece of virgin prairie right in our danger of prairie grasses the wind and the garden of flowers throughout the season are a beautiful sight. So, for aesthetic reasons, the prairie should be saved. sure it will be of extreme interest foot and Indian grass, and certain brilliantly colored flowers such as wild indigo, lead plant, butterfly weed, asters, goldenrods and sunflowers. government-asso- Kennedy The waves blowing in re- pared by Dr. Margery C. Carlson, retired professor of botany at Northwestern University. I am Illinois, remain and Sen. my sensitive due to their national prominence. But the problem of inadequate allowance for staff and other expenses Unique Interior PARK—At ‘What is a virgin prairie? It is a grassland covered with certain The extraordinary amount of mail pouring in Sen. HIGHLAND quest, the following statement on the Berkeley Prairie was pre- a large soon as Kennedy, nor any other senator is willing to discuss publicly. The American public already cherishes an illusion that its public servants live high on the taxpayers’ dollars. Rather than run the risk of looking like money grabbers, most legislators quietly use their own funds to make up the difference between their govern- than 50 years’ field of men’s clothing. both Such Puritan, Sansabelt, Windbreaker, Gulfstream, and Knox. in Sen. men should not be faced with such drain on their personal finances as they go to Washington. eagles, Jaeger, Bernhard Altman, and that EN. PERCY’S FRIENDS ARE CONCERNED over the situation. Granted, the Kenilworth Republican is wealthy, but even wealthy Jockey, Kaynee, Kazoo, Enro, Stanley Blacker, College Hall, Levi’s Cricketeer, McGregor, Burlington Mills, Strat-o-Jac, Glen- Flegelman says Percy’s staff numbers 38, while Sen. Kennedy has about 100 he represents a larger population. Both end up money out of however. Sen. Percy’s friends estimate he has spent more than of his own money to keep his office running so far. In addition, will be available are Arrow, Gant, Mr. HILL Add to this the money that he spends while helping to raise money for other Republicans. He’s been speaking all over the country at about three GOP events a month and pays his transportation half the time. Brands tensen have more experience in the CAPITOL he maintains a Chicago office and shares state’s senior senator, Everett M. Dirksen. will feature a complete line of traditional and classic clothing for adult and young men. The also will carry accessories. the Sen. because pocket, $70,000 tomor- The new store, owned by Julian Flegelman of Highland Park and Dan Christensen of Waukegan, Name ON answered with a simple acknowledgment. They pose questions that require varied and complex answers that must be researched out, often through a maze of federal bureaus or departments. It may take only 20 minutes for a letter, but it can take up to several days or even weeks. Deerfield’s newest men’s clothing shop, Courtley Ltd., 658 Deerfield Rd. in Shopper’s Court, will celebration row. POSTMASTER Writes for Virgin Prairie CLEVELAND Percy is alternating with Sen. Robert Kennedy in the record amount of mail received each month. Each is averaging about 2,000 letters monthly—an avalanche that Planned begin a week-long grand The Public Forum ant, ble. 4 MAPALDA, BOLNCA TRO,“= x, AND SIAWDIA BARNES, « 1Sth@GEN Io. . colorfast Others any- dirt-resist- & indestructi145. from 129.-175. Start your savings account today with 2 Cobey’s HiGtanp 1920 Sheridan Road Pan 432-0361 ASSOCIATION 478 Highland Park. Central Highland Park Open Thursday : night November 2, 1967 �EDITORIALS JEE BFIELD RICHARD L. HOLLISTER.............. President DAVIDA. ROE...... Vice President and Publisher Established Published by July, the 1966 J. RICHARD Hollister Newspapers— Winners LESLIE of 44 ........... Managing first-place awards in the Editor state and nation since Change Is Needed FFICIALS of School Districts 109 and 110 each have accused the Deerfield Plan Commission of favoring the ther district in urging builders to donate and or money for school facilities. These are childish charges, particularly hen they go both ways, and appear to be ompletely unfounded. Neither the plan commission nor the illage board has any authority to require builders to contribute one cent for schools, but both have consistently urged developrs to help the schools. These charges do lead to a more valid riticism of the plan commission, how- ver. In most area communities, school and bark districts are given direct representaion on the plan commission with their wn board members serving as active members of the planning group. N DEERFIELD, District 110 is indirectly represented by Mrs. Mary azur, wife of School Board Pres. R. H. azur. District 109 and the park board have been consulted on major issues afecting them, but they have no vote in blan commission decisions and no direct roice in the commission’s discussions. The commission’s chairman, John Aberon, is to be commended for listening arefully to the school and park districts’ problems. But the village board could make his job easier by increasing the ommission’s membership from five to even and by appointing members of the District 109 and park two new positions. Deerfield 1960 By MELINDA bape boards PLAN COMMISSION’S UPP recommendation for a_ primarily multi-family development in the brickyard opposition in the — hall board room — may be—even the megs to fill the Wa the plan commission: approved $50 m development by a unanimous 5-0 vote two weeks ago. When Mrs. Mazur’s term expires, she could be replaced by an official representative of the District 110 board. Almost every petition considered by the plan commission affects the school and park districts because every subdivision creates more homesites and the potential need for more classrooms and parks. VEN MORE IMPORTANT are the plan commission’s deliberations on major developments. The choice between industrial and multi-family zoning can mean the difference between quality or makeshift education for every child in a school district, and adequate or inadequate recreation facilities for every village resident. When the developers timorously approached the plan comeliieies with their multi-family proposal in June, few would have guessed th their plan to create open space by constructing high-rise apartments would meet with so little opposition. “ The developers were so certain of public disapproval that they osund the VILLAGER and the plan commission to hold the story until the plans could be put in polished form. When the story broke—much sooner than the developers wanted—the discussion centered waited for the howls around five-story buildings. of outrage they were The developers sure would then follow. OT ONE OBJECTION to height was voiced in a public m So in an effort to create more space for public-use areas, expansion of the sewage treatment plant, and single-family homes, planners quietly increased the height limitations to the 12 stori included in their final recommendation. Even the proposed density, slightly less than 15 units per acre for a total of 1,800 units, has not created the anticipated protests. The high school board politely refused to comment, stating, in effect, that it would accept whatever the plan commission recommended. no The elementary school board was a little more concerned, but sta real objections. Board members simply asked for relief fr Therefore, the school and park boards are vitally concerned about such developments as the Hovland subdivision and the potential overburdening of their schools, and the developers, brickyard, knows why. Are residents saving their protests for the vill ge board? Are they too stunned to respond? Has the specter of a putrescible land fill for garbage made apartments look good? Or is the —_ tion east and west and possible future construc- on Irvin Blietz’s property near SouthSchool, the Briarwood Country Club, unincorporated areas to the south and of the village. These districts also are extremely interested in the recommendations of Carl Gardner and Associates, informal at least, have agreed to provide that relief. 1) dunablenpies the public has been virtually silent, and no ion just apathetic? Unsuccessful in gauging reaction so far, plan commission mem and other village officials refuse to predict the village board’s decision And the trustees aren’t talking—yet. the firm prepar- ing a master plan for future development of the entire village. The village board should give the school and park boards a real voice in this deci- sion-making process. Hackberry Rd. A See How Money Is Used HENEVER A SCHOOL district schedules a referendum for buildg construction, a number of citizens alays wonder whether the school board These new rooms, designed to bring the school’s total capacity to 2,500 students, permit small enough nd administration aren’t suffering from n edifice complex. The bond issue referendum for addi- classes for teachers to give each pupil ample attention. HEY ALSO PERMIT the school to take advantage of the latest teaching methods, ranging from ions to the two schools in Highland Park- team teaching to small seminars. They pro- Deerfield High School District 113 was no xception. for Sunday, the two additions built from at bond issue will be dedicated in sepaate ceremonies that will give taxpayers n opportunity to see exactly how ax dollars were used. They will find 28 new their instructional reas at Deerfield High School, areas that elieved what were becoming seriously vercrowded classrooms. ber 2, 1967 Lake-Cook Rd. F large-group vide the best and most modern equipment teaching tion, languages, science, pletely mentary and up-to-date physical educa- mathematics. A library makes instructional materials com- suppleavailable for every aspect of the curriculum. Equally important is the fact that the new facilities boost the teachers and students. morale of both to themselves. see these improvements family homes; "G,'' a 10-acre office and research complex; for - and "H," apartment buildings ranging in height up to 12 stories. Also shown are Lake-Cook Deerfield residents should take the time Sunday This map shows the plan for development of the brickyard that will be considered by the village board Monday night. The area labeled "A" is the Alan Shepard school-park campus; "'B," the sewage treatment plant; "C," recreational open space; "'D," the village garage; "E," a lake; '"F,"'single Rd., the southern boun- dary; the Milwaukee Road tracks, the eastern boundary; and Hackberry Rd. and its proposed extension. | — } �Transform Furniture & Cabinets Into Beautiful Collector Pieces With The Most Unusual Selection of Decorator Hardware Hinges, hooks, pulls, knobs——even switch plates—in wrought iron, ceramic, 22 kt. fired-on-golded, lacquered—many more find distinctive designs ishes! hard-toand fin- RAFTWOoOoOD LUMBER 1590 funds for additional classrooms. The library board, meanwhile, has offered to swap its building and property for the school's site if the school is razed. (Bud Daley Photo} The fate of Deerfield Grammar School and its site are being debated by members of the Deerfield School District 109 Board and the library board. The school board had planned to raze the building, but may postpone the project to free Corner to Be Recognition week, Park Hospital’s annual long-time employees, lighted yesterday luncheon. Adult Area Hospital new adult reading area will occupy the former children’s corner in the Deerfield Public Library, according to librarian Mrs. Helen Haney. She said there will be a readjustment of space in the library when all juvenile literature is moved into the new children’s annex. “This will alleviate the overcrowding problems and improve our working conditions,’ she told the library board last week. The public is invited to an open house from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday in the new annex. The friends of the library will serve refreshments. Allen Root, board president, and Joseph Powell, board member, reported no success on land negotiations with the District 109 School Board. The library board had asked the school board to consider exchanging Grammar School the Deerfield site for the Highland tribute to an awards administrator, Frank the hospital in 1957. They are: Willie McJefferson, 1107 Lorraine, Waukegan; Mrs. Betty Noble, 403 E. Oak, Mundelein, Egidio Fraulini, 2267 Highmoor Rd., Highland Park, Mrs. Violet Fuller, 1102 Camille, Deerfield, Mrs. Harriet Ronan, 2595 Waukegan Rd., Mrs. Cathe- 1107 Devon- shire Ct., Highland Park. Other special events during rine Park, and Lewandowski, recognition week included mer- own cen- Root, 1311 Woodland Dr., Peanut Proceeds Up by 25 Percent Jerry Grethen, publicity chairman for the Deerfield Kiwanis Club, has reported that the club’s annual peanut in 25 percent last year. “A entire special day more sales income ‘thank community brought you’ of than to the Deerfield that so cheerfully made contributions that day,” said Mr. Grethen. Proceeds will be used to support spastic paralysis research, Deerfield High School clean-up day, a Little Pony League baseball children’s activities community. 10 the Key Club, League of team, and within the Fully Guaranteed. men... ; We made a Sensational Buy — Plus Cutting our Profit to the Bone makes these Spectacular Prices Possible. YOUR CHOICE $468 © $537 ©5579 SPINETS — CONSOLES Many Styles and Finishes chants will provide their decorations in the shopping Mr. our ROBERT ested residents sumes of their Deerfield. pings — BUY NOW Thanksgiving for Christmas. The Deerfield Commons may submit re qualifications to PIANO SALE one of Chamber Readies Decoration Plans For Christmas Deerfield and Waukegan Rds. in the business district shortly after to BARNARD Graduate of the University of Michigan. Active in Highland Park Rotary Club and Highland Park Chamber of Commerce. For Immediate Delivery or a Deposit will hold for Christmas delivery. SHS SALE Floor ‘beautiful in color and design and you rush. to be They also sure to in VISITS SON Mrs. Blanche Lawler of Newburyport, Mass., recently visited her son and his family, the $595 $905 Spinet RUDMAN & The New 1968 Lowry & Baldwin Organs now On Display COMPANY MEMBER MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE STOCKS Portage Pass, NO DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS One of America's Largest Baldwin Dealers * BONDS * MUTUAL FUNDS William C. Lawsons and children, Suzanne; Rebecca; Billy; and 1630 of 75 to select from Lowney, RELL, ° in—one remind shop Deerfield,’ he added. Elizabeth, Deerfield. Trade AMON stein, said the decorations will be will greatly highlight the Christ- man shopping season, if not the spirit of Christmas itself. “The merchants advise you to shop early to avoid the last- Sample a kind. Over ter. Other downtown merchants will contribute to finance the other decorations. The chairman of the Chamber decorating committee, Les Bern- minute Sundays) Meet ten-year employees Monday and a coffee party Tuesday. A special The library board will interview candidates Wednesday for the board vacancy created by J. Robert York’s resignation. Inter- building, (Closed tomor- the The Deerfield Chamber of Commerce has- voted to decorate library will be held - presentation of flowers to five and be present used for administration purposes. dinner PARK 831-2800 Daily: 8-5:30 was _ high- at Schwermin, presented bonds and pins to staff members who joined Highland buffet row. HIGHLAND RD. of Car Load — Nationally Known Brand — Still in Original Wrap- Hospital Cites Six Employees Children’s A r COMPANY OLD DEERFIELD ; (Just West of Hwy. 1811 St. Johns Highland 433-4500 NAY LOR’S Glenview 1850 Waukegan Rd. 724-2100 Open Sundays a * 109 Highland Park 1795 St. Johns 432-2510 Park November 2, 196 �If you need money for fall shopping or any sound purpose come in and ask about our low cost personal loans. Terms are tailored to fit your budget. Stop in soon. 4% On 4 1 /: 2 %o Paid quarterl pass ybookon savings six month oe é a ee . certificates of deposit — on one year a 4 certificates of deposit i tet 570 American Education Week | November 5 through 11 = Visit _— tas UU warronan OF HIGHLAND REGULAR MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Monday, — Tuesday, . FEDERAL BANK PARK HOURS: Thursday, WALK-IN Friday Monday, to 2:00 P.M. aturday 8:30 A.M. INSURANCE BANKING <a schools. E WINDOWS Tuesday, . Thursday, 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. : ee bs Friday, 2:00 P.M, to 6:00 P.M. r : to 12:00 Noon Wednesday 8:30 A.M. to 12:00 Noon DEPOSIT es CORPORATION : 513 Central Ave. at St. Johns © Highland Park © 432-1800 2 �Wilmot School PTA to Stage Open House, Special Display The Wilmot Junior High School PTA will celebrate National Education Week by sponsoring an 8 p.m. open school. A set house of Magazines, Monday The in the National Geographic complete from magazines, which the PTA now is placing in bound volumes, 1916, will be displayed. Mrs. Robert Parrish, PTA library chairman, collected the majority of the issues last year by placing an ad in the DEERFIELD VILLAGER. will become part of the school’s reference library. District 110 residents also may view the magazine set and visit classrooms during the regular morning sessions next Wednesday and Thursday. Visitors are asked to register at the school office before attending a class. ‘Stevenson Wit’ Names Editor Cynthia Bray of Long Grove has been named editor of Stevenson High School’s new literary magazine, ‘‘The Stevenson Wit.” Other staff members include Richard Berg and Randa McCartney, associate editors, and Denise Friday, Jackie Berg, and Octavio Rendon, editorial assistants. Cub Scouts of Deerfield pack 250 examine shells gathered for their collection badge award. They are (from left) Joel Tokarz, Jeff Tokarz, Steve Eberlein, Greg Hartman, and Bill Fritz. The publication, sponsored by Mrs. Dorothea Hain, English instructor, will include original stories, poems, and essays. 7 From LWV Will Attend Deerfield women Voters’ House Woodland Set Park School will ope its doors Monday and Tuesday t« all parents wishing to visit thei children’s classrooms during thé regular school hours. The open house is sponsored bj the school PTA in honor o National Education Week. A get acquainted coffee hour will be held from 10 to 11 a.m. and from to 2 p.m. each day in the ar New residents especially ar invited to attend and meet Wood will land attend the annual Illinois League of Women Open Park room. Several faculty and PTA members will be present to a swer questions. State Session Seven Woodland Program Park parents. Con- teachers Mrs. Alex and education vice president, man of the coffee hour. ference Tuesday in the Pick-Congress Hotel. fello Briber, adu is chai John Anderson Jr., former gov- OUR NEW DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER STORE OPENING SOON ernor of Kansas and president of the Citizens Conference on State Legislatures, will speak on ‘‘State Constitution: Foundations for Progress.” Mr. Anderson will cover how out-dated constitutions affect the local-state-federal why states tion, and need a new why convention is at 2641 partnership, a the constitu- We constitutional best way to New Shepard Junior High School student council officers elected last week are (from left) Sue modernize a constitution. A proposal for a constitutional Kanvik, convention in Illinois will be on the ballot in November, 1968. This step has long been supported by the state and local Leagues being studied by a committee headed by Sachs, 115 Larkdale. Among the and is Deerfield John members attending the conference will be Mrs. Leo Sazanoff, Mrs. Raymond Parker, Mrs. Michael Kaplan, Mrs. Gerald Marlatt, Mrs. Malcom Poland, Mrs. Jarl Backe, and Mrs. Stuart Goodman. W elcome We welcome letters of a reasonable length about local issues. Letters must include the writer’s signature, address, and phone number. right to vice president; ESTATE SALES We enjoy a fine Reputation on the North Shore and invite you to call, on a strictly confidential basis, to discuss your possibilities with our Firm next year... our best references are our enthusiastic sales people. 7 Phone TOM Koenig & Offices STREY PArk Strey in Glenview, Northbrook, Wilmette REALTORS Old need Help— Students, Male & Female and Women to Work Days. Apply in person at store. Window Well KEEPS e @ @ @ @ OUT: ; SNOW LEAVES RODENTS PETS CHILDREN "All this and your own HOT Orchard ili... UyWi:wy Wy 4 sisi CD if — HOUSE". Heavy, bubble-type preformed plastic will not get brittle. 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Sharon REAL Deerfield Mrs. treasurer; Donna Augenstein, president; and Grace Hawkes, secretary. Mrs. Madelynn Towson, student council advisor, stands by to give advice. Waukegan Highwood 411% MUTUAL Hardware & Supply Routes 41 & 22, Highland Park ID 2-0272 Paes sti November 2, 19 �the people make one newspaper different from another people like Ann Feuer, fine arts editor. The best suburban fine arts editor in the country. We'd like to say that if you know a better one, we'll hire her. But we He couldn't do that to the thousands of North Shore readers who depend on Ann for masterful writing and layouts about the local world of music, art, and drama. : é 4 = Besides, we wouldn't believe you. . . * ' we've been years, Mrs. Michael Miles of Lake Bluff, chairman of the Deer Path Art League’s Window Walk, tells Ann about the plans for the annual event. Deerfield Villager Your Hollister —— : = Newspaper e reading bd the difference for a �Stevenson Plans 3rd Open House Stevenson High School parents will attend the school’s third open house at 7:30 p.m. Monday. NEWS following Stevenson cheerleaders join the festivities as Supt. Harold Banser accepts the "Big Gun Award" presented by the Stevenson Sentry Club. Names of outstanding school athletes will be engraved on the plaque. From Korbelik, Toby Glenn Miller. left are Hayes, Supt. and Banser, Sentry Club Mary School District 125 residents are Jo President be stationed throughout 7 p.m. Tuesday in the school. The club, organized by Steven- school. The group recently presented the school with a trophy to carry Village Girl the names To Have Lead In School Play Starr Cromartie of Lincolnshire will play the title role in ‘‘Good Morning, Miss Dove,” to be pre- sented by Stevenson High School Nov. 17 and 18. Starr is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cromartie. Debbie Keehn of North Vernon Township will play Lucerna, the other major female role in the play, and Ernie Williamson of Long Grove Kish, Flood, Kim Rich Witney, Bohan, Tony Bard Gordon, Rosanne Zambrow, Sara Webster, Denise. Friday, and Jill Blomquist. Also selected for speaking roles are: Dave Randa Girten, Pete McCartney, Trzyna, Mike King, Joan Andreason, Jackie Berg, Dave Gnadt, Debbie Garrett, Ellen Kuhn, Octavio Rendon, Becky Salzman, and Carolyn Sheldon. Students and Adults To Perform School in Big Talent Show Stevenson High School’s Folk Song Club and senior class will sponsor a fall talent show at 8 p.m. next Thursday to raise funds for a sculpture and paintings for the school. Both adults and students will participate in the show featuring musical groups, solo singers, comedy acts, and novelty and dance selections. Those wishing to participate may contact J. D. McCartney, guidance director and show sponsor. 14 The “Big musket Mrs. Gun Award,” contributed Willard by an old Mr. and Fournier brass plates. Later in November the club will stage an athletic banquet to honor football and cross country athletes. The dinner committee inBob Mrs. Carl Berger, Andrus, Mrs. Glenn Mrs. August Safstrom, L. R. Mercier. Mrs. Miller, and student will be requested to before the program. Bob Parents may also visit other areas in the school, including the board room, administrative of- Andrus, treasurer; Mrs. Carl Berger, secretary; and Mrs. Richard Ireland and Frank Butler, pub- freshments will be served in the cafeteria following the evening’s licity chairmen. activities. Jack Schaum, vice president; fices, and Recently athletic facilities. Re- More group Mrs. Miss Betsy Bauer of River- woods, a freshman at_ Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, has been elected president of the Sigma class. Kappa Miss Bauer, sorority pledge an art major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Bauer Jr., 2755 Edgewood Rd. She is a graduate of Deerfield High School. which follow the fair’s “Take Time to Read.” The winners are Scott mun, Wendy Half Day schools. The fair will be open from 9 to 11 a.m., 1 to 3 p.m., and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in both schools. The evening hours will coincide with the club’s open house held in both schools. also to be Selections furnished by Chandler’s Book Store will include a variety of children’s and adult books, paperbacks, and games for all ages. school Profits activities will and support purchase Dinner Party Mr. and Jr., 1050 Hoffman Ln., Riverwoods, gave a dinner party for friends at their home Oct. 21. Mrs. Thomas A. Mass Trip Over and Mrs. Maurice Brennan, 2795 Duffy Ln., Riverwoods, have returned from a motor trip through Kentucky, Tennessee, and PTA designed fair and The party was given for Mr. and North Carolina. Among the places they visited were the Cherokee Indian reservations. to Kramer Elected Kurt Kramer of Riverwoods, a freshman at Colgate University, Hamilton, N.Y., has been elected vice president of his dormitory, Stillman Hall. Mr. Kramer, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Erman G. Kramer, 2820 Riverwoods Rd., is a graduate of Deerfield High School. Halloween Party Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kane, 2624 Forest-Glen Tr., Riverwoods, gave a Halloween costume party at their home Saturday evening. will sponsor a book fair at the school graders, at the School Club book tomorrow in Laura Sprague Mrs. Milan A. Broderick. from 3 to 5 p.m. today and tomorrow and from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Winners of a poster contest to publicize the book fair have been announced by Mr. Clyde Laughlin, chairman. The contestants, all fifth School District 103 residents can do their Christmas shopping early Mr. is planning School Fair Of Sorority at Wesleyan in Bloomington Walden School’s PTA Book Fair Three-Day Event Walden at Book Miss Betsy Bauer Heads Pledge Class design a season ticket for families which can be purchased at a reasonable sum and used for all Stevenson interschool athletic events. Newly-elected club officers include Glenn Miller, president; The Now in Riverwoods Lincolnshire also for Holidays needed equipment. News on Page 72 The Shop and mounted on a large wooden board, will have the names of the best athletes each year engraved on cludes the build- prepare a schedule for his parents of the top performers in all interschool sports. their will play the dual role of Ralph Scott and George Bradley. Other students named to speaking parts include: Greg all district residents whether or not they have children in the of ing to help parents find the rooms. Each son High School parents to support the athletic program and promote team morale, is open to schedule sons or daughters. Teachers will outline the course being taught, discuss text materials, and give a report of what is expected of students in the class. No time will be allotted to discuss individual students’ problems unless they apply to the whole class. Private conferences with teachers may be arranged at any time through the guidance department. Student Council members will Stevenson Sentry Club Boosts Sports invited to an open meeting of the recently organized Sentry Club at the ABOUT Lincolnshire After a welcome in the auditorium by board Pres. Dan Schuffman and Supt. Harold Banser, parents will attend 10-minute class periods The couples attending of a Riverwoods are Sewing Club and their husbands. 109 School Board Sets Next Session Nov. 13 posters theme, The will Black- District hold its 109 School monthly Board curriculum meeting Nov. 13 at Walden School. This is the second in a series of Woike, Mary Karol, Charles Tharnstrom, Steven Firks, Jane Williams, Jamie Stewart, Robbyn Golden, Scott Adams, and Kathy Appelbaum. Their work is being displayed in local stores and offices. 12 members school board meetings to be held at different district schools. Paul Thompson of Riverwoods tests his skill on the lathe during a night class in beginning machine shop practice sponsored by the Glenbrook High School District. (Staff Photo) The 109 kindergarten and pri- mary teachers will discuss their programs, and parents of Walden students are urged to attend. November 2, 1967 �NOVEMBER 1967 19 20 21 ae 27.46 2040 YOU ARE CORDIALLY \ Albert Gorchoff Jr. (left) of Highland Park and Lee A. Buck, of ew York Life Insurance Co., talk at a recent company meeting at | hich they were principal speakers. 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A graduate of the University of veral years before joining Mury. “This new Murphy office will fer all the services of the six her Murphy Employment Sere offices located throughout the KNOWN RAYMOND knowledge of any positions open from Chica- e has been resident manager of e Evanston office for the last © years, and in charge of 7 NORMA JOAN WHALEY teletype anston has opened a new office 625 Deerfield Rd., Deerfield. THE DEERFIELD HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1967-8:00 P.M. ew Office in Deerfield Murphy AND SHOWING COLLEGE COOKING ‘& > INVITED TO SHORE NORTH A PREMIERE ATTEND *. “The Greatest Thing To Happen During the on-stage demonstration we will have two more units in operation on the audience level. We'll be popping in Sara Lee frozen cinnamon rolls and serving them to you tasty and hot just seconds later. compact, Amana Refrigeration, Inc. 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A side dish to the afternoon was the cookbook which was comprised of the members’ specialties and was sold to raise funds to care for emotionally-disturbed children. Phil Sansone, manager, Deerfield, Italian spaghetti sauce, and Mrs. Paul Keeshin of Skokie, Baked Noodles Florentine, tied for dishes; Mrs. Leonard Sha- mis of Deerfield, lemon supreme cake, desserts; and Mrs. Frank Pollock of Highland Park, cheese apple ball, appetizers. Their recipes follow: LEMON (Mrs. SUPREME CAKE Leonard 1 cake mix cup apricot nectar juice pkg. lemon pudding instant eggs 1/2 cup vegetable been greased oil and floured well. 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A Matter of Taste CHEESE APPLE hood trimmed in natural fox tail, BALLS (Mrs. Frank Pollock) 1/4 Ib. blue cheese 1/4 tsp. red food color1/2 Ib. cream cheese ing, wine, chives, 1/4 Ib. soft butter garlic or any spice ground nuts or 1 tsp. cool water crumbs Cream blue cheese, cream cheese, and softened butter. Buy several now — ideal gift for boys & girls of all ages. . . Add wine or other spices. Chill. Shape into ball and roll in nuts that have been MAIL ORDERS FILLED tinted with red food coloring. Chill. Shape as an apple and add leaf. To color crumbs or nuts, combine 1/4 tsp. red food coloring with cool water. Sizes BA eeseeee SLD Sizes 5-7 teersee + B39 Mix with crumbs or nuts and dry out on wax paper. Sizes 8-10 @aenee »$49 Sizes 12-20 peses »$59 Illinois residents add 5% Soles Tox supreme Mix all ingredients together. Beat well for five minutes. Pour into a bundt or tube pan that has PAY" Ms Shamis) box 4 lemon SPAGHETTI (Mrs. ground 1 1 TO and George Wedig, meat manager, of the Deerfield Jewel Store were the judges of culinary craft. The winners and their categories were Mrs. David Fagelson of main YEARS BRUCK Women’s tion DOWN—FIVE BISHOP | HEATING | Keeshin of Skokie, main dish; Mrs. Leonard Shamis of Deerfield dessert; and Mrs. Frank Pollock of Highland Park, appetizer. (Howard Fochler Photo) Wives Show Off Culinary Skill By CAROL MONEY BAKED 2 NOODLES noodles 1 thbisp. butter 1/4 cup melted butter 3 FLORENTINE (Mrs. Paul Keeshin, 8 oz. pkgs. broad 1 2 1 eggs, lightly beaten noodles Visit our new boutique department onion, chopped fine cups sour cream 10 oz. pkg. frozen chopped 1/2 tsp. salt Cook Skokie) medium featuring EVANSTON spinach, gloves, Jy _ knits, dresses, hats, jewelery, boas — at considerable savings. cooked and drained in boiling salted water for 7 minutes or until tender. Blanche with cold water and drain. 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CAT DAYS, We cannot offer these values prior to Wednesday, Meat & Produce prices effective SUN FO ers reserve the right to limit nuantities. �a eel it. : 300 School Administrators, : bd Board Members Attend Parley discussion Nearly 300 school board members and administrators from Lake, Cook, and DuPage counties attended a recent meeting of the tri-county division of the Illinois Association of School Boards in Deerfield High School. Stuart Bernstein, a member of the board of Highland Park-Deer- ans Supt. a member Karl to Make and communications with the during their workshop. Also during the _ secretaries’ workshop, Mrs. chairman of the Eve Maxey, Deerfield High School business education depart ment, and Miss Betty Froehling, business education teacher, dis- Plath cussed business practices. of the panel ‘ee The Deerfield High School Marching Warriors practiced for eight months to perfect their musical skills and this complex (Bud Daley Photo) At Deerfield High two-step marching step. 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ILLINOIS 12.27 TELEPHONE: 945-0714 Member: Evanston—North Shore Realtor’s Multiple Listing Board of Service �Shown is one of the eight science laboratories included in the H.P.H.S. addition. Six new laboratories are included in the Deerfield addition. The new facilities at Highland Park also include five English rooms, two math rooms, two social studies rooms, two team-teaching areas and two languagearts rooms. Staff Photos by Larry Graff Deerfield High School students study in their new split-level Donald English White, department, small-group _ chairman of conducts instructional rooms the Deerfield a seminar in in the school. one High of School the new library. H.P.H.S. are using makeshift also has a new equipment library, because but students the furniture there ordered for it has not been delivered. The new addition to Deerfield High School includes 28 new rooms: eight English rooms, three mathematics rooms, six science laboratories, one social studie room, three language rooms, one business education room, four health and physical education rooms, and two team-teaching areas. 20 November 2, 196 �Dedications Scheduled or Sunday he new additions at Highland Park and Deerfield high schools, shown on these 0 pages, will be dedicated during ceremonies nday. The Deerfield High School n at 1:30 p.m. The Highland edication, beginning at 3:30 conjunction with Highland dedication will bePark High School p.m., will be held Park on Parade. hag ceremony, which will include speeches by the district administration and reppsentatives of the faculty, student council, and arent organizations, will be followed cted tours of the new facilities. by con- The program also will include concerts by the : hools’ musical groups. Kai Repsholdt, a junior, corrects a faulty ogram on the computer at Deerfield High hool. The computer, used for mathematics 2partment cybernetics course, is connected teletype to identical equipment at Highland ark High School. ovember 2, 1967 This new entrance leads to the Highland Park the older section. With the additions, each High School addition, school will have a capacity built to the west of of 2,500 students. rollment at Highland Park this fall is about 2,300 students, and at Deerfield, 2,280. i SS ee ane —-. En- > These large lecture rooms — two new each at H.P.H.S. and D.H.S. — are designed for team-teaching and other group instruction. They are used for such classes as humanities, in which students meet several times a week for lectures, then break up for small-group instruction with individual teachers. 2! �SF RPS ARB Rae 6 aSs oe * Bp pa a seed deere myty 4 Tae 98s : a Se te ie cas Par a2 AR : om pee Rr PE a Bia Sic sr é oka line B Z gg mechs ae ta ~ pre = Fe brass rt sate ye > te Light and Laser (Continued from page 19) <2 Sedge eee Pra, _ tsk with 5 tao Rect alten “op Western Illinois University, on Nov. 3, with representatives of / Cornell and Reed colleges. _ The first _ period will nine-week end Nov. 10, e fn : peeet i “ Se ¥ owt ae - ee: z SE SON ae es Z ? : 4 e es at Mat eae Des aaet ee t Fata. 5 ae THE of the youth group at Co"8tegation ational Scholastic Aptitude Test Se given Dec. 2. Olin-Sang (SAT). from 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturday. The next SAT will be grading Vr aee Ph ae ag OB 2 SF: re EF Members H.P.H.S. students may take the and Soot : Youths to Attend Retreat new freshmen members. 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Sunday, Nov. 5: 11 a.m. Bible lesson, ‘“‘Adam and Fallen Man.”’ Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Reading room: 635 Deerfield Rd.; daily except Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. Jim Jensen of Deerfield washes a car during a recent project to raise funds for a ski trip. The car wash was sponsored by the Leadership Corps. of the First Presbyterian Church of Deerfield. (Staff Photo) ‘Hippies, Love, LSD’ Subject Of Church Youth Discussion “Hippies, Love, and LSD”’ will be discussed at the first InterFaith Youth Discussion sponsored by St. James Catholic Church at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the St. James School Hall. Participants groups from will St. be youth James Church, Bethany United Methodist Church, Trinity Episcopal Church, and the Bob Kilburg New Leader Of Altar Boys Protestant Sheridan. Youth Group from speaker. A research St. as- sociate in the department of pharmacology at the University of Chicago, he was a research neuropharmacologist for six years at the Houston State Psychiatric Institute. Each church will act as host once during the four-month series. Topics to be covered in the following months include the war in Viet Nam, good versus evil, and the generation gap. BACK FROM EXPO Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dickinson Bob Kilburg has been elected chairman of the Holy Cross Church of Deerfield altar boys. Other new officers are Dave Longhini, vice president, and Jim Address: Deerfield and Wilmot Rds. Rector: The Rev. Jack D. Parker. Curate: The Rev. Howard M. Lipsey. Sunday services: 8 a.m., holy communion; 10 a.m., holy communion— first and third Sundays, morning prayer—second and fourth Sundays. EVANGELICAL FREE North Suburban The Rev. Albert Moraczewski, a Dominican priest with a doctorate in pharmacology, will be the featured EPISCOPAL St. Gregory’s Jr., 5 Shefield Ct., Lincolnshire, have returned from Expo 67. The Dickinson’s holiday also included a week of sight-seeing and attending the theater in New York city. Address: 200 County Line Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard A. Swanson. Sunday services: 8:30, 11 a.m.; 7 p.m. Church school: 9:45 a.m., all classes. Midweek service: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Beth Or 631 Deerfield Rd. Daniel Friedman. service: 8 p.m. Serra clude CATHOLIC Holy LUTHERAN Zion Address: 10 Deerfield Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Herbert C. Peterson. Intern: Jerome Egel. Sunday services: 8, 9, 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9 a.m., nursery through eighth grade. METHODIST UNITARIAN North Shore Address: 2100 Half Day Rd. Minister: The Rev. Russell R. Bletzer. Director of religious education: Miss Cossiette Conley. Sunday services: 10, 11:30 a.m. Church school, 10, 11:30 a.m. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Congregational Church of Deerfield UNITED Address: 1558 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Milo J. Vondracek. Sunday services: 9:15-10 a.m., Chapel hour—Kiddie Keep; 10-10:25 a.m., fellowship coffee hour; 10:30-11:30 a.m., morning Worship and Sunday school. PRESBYTERIAN First 824 Waukegan Rd. METHODIST Bethlehem ae Deerfield Rd. and Rosemary er. Pastor: Dr. John R. Bouldin. Assistant minister: The Rev. Raymond Good. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 9:30 a.m., nursery through senior high; 11. a.m., nursery and Kindergarten. Youth fellowship: 6:30 p.m. Highland Park Park-area Serra sponsor each of meetings and and educational Highland Park CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, men interested in fostering vocations and working with seminarians. Tom Bresler, Holy Cross president, spoke to the boys at their first meeting. He urged them to avoid being ‘‘phony”’ in Christian daily except Sunday, 9 Thursday, 7 to 9 p.m. living, and to set an example the sanctuary and outside.”’ CONGREGATIONAL Sister Annette for the altar boys. Serran chairman. is “‘in co-ordinator Jim Lange is The club will meet again Nov. 20, when the program will include films about hockey and winter sports. 24 Room: 1773 Thursday Scientist Second a.m. to Solel Lakeside Congregation Reform Judaism for Office: 1823 St. Johns Av. Rabbi: Joseph L. Ginsberg. Sunday service: 11 a.m. in Edgewood School, 929 Edgewood Rd. Nursery facilities are provided. North Suburban Synagogue Beth El Address: 1175 Sheridan Rd. Rabbi: Philip L. Lipis Director of religious education: Dr. Louis Katzoff. Cantor: Jordon H. Cohen. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 9:30 a.m. Weekday services: 7:15 a.m., Monday through Friday; 7:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday. Highland Park Address: 1175 Sheridan Rd. Rabbi: Philip L. Lipis. Director of religious educatiou: Dr. Louis Katzoff. Cantor: Jordan H. Cohen. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 9:30 a.m. Weekday services: 7:15 a.ra., Monday through Friday; 7:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday. LUTHERAN Redeemer Address: 1731 Deerfield The Rev. Rd. Robert A. Wen- delin. Sunday services: 8, 10:30 a.m. Church school and Bible classes: 9:05 a.m., 3 years through adult. PRESBYTERIAN Address: Laurel, Linden and Prospect Avs. Pastor: Dr. William Atkinson Young. Minister of Education: The Rev. James Russell Snyder. Sunday services: 9 a.m., chapel service; 11 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 10 a.m., all ages. ROMAN CATHOLIC Immaculate Conception Address: 1590 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. James V. Murphy. Assistant pastor: The Rev. Angelo U. Garbin, ‘Sunday masses: 6, 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 11 a.m., 12:15 p.m. Weekday masses: 6:15, 8 a.m. Confession: Saturday, days before holy days of obligation, and Thursday before first Friday, 4-6, 7:30-9 p.m. Novena in honor of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal: Friday following 8 a.m. mass. METHODIST Bethany St.; 5 p.m.; Evangelical The cast of a show given during an appreciation dinner for Rev. Bernard Didier, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Deerfield, and Mrs. Didier, sings its finale. The show was part of entertainment for the dinner, honoring the Didiers for their seven years's service to the church. Congregation seeks Address: 493 Hazel Av. Sunday, Nov. 5: 11 a.m. Bible lesson. “Adam and Fallen Man.’’ Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school; 11 a.m. to age 20. Testimony meeting: Wednesday, 8 p.m. Reading Torah Address: 1301 Clavey Rd. Rabbi: Arnold Jacob Wolf. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. Saturday service: 11 a.m. Group Chairman: William Reeves. Fireside discussion: 8 p.m. 1237 Deerfield Rd. Club, whose members inbusiness and professional B’nai Address: 2789 Oak St. Rabbi: Dr. Sholom Singer. Cantor: Jerome Frazes. Friday service: 8:30 p.m. UNITED BAHA’I altar boys is one activities of the JEWISH Pastor: Address: 760 North Av. Pastor: The Rev. Philip A. Desenis. Sunday services: 9:15, 11 a.m. Church school: two-year-olds through sixth grade, seventh grade confirmation class, 9:15 a.m.; two-year-olds through sixth grade, high school, 11 a.m. Adult study: 7:30 p.m., Monday. Advanced confirmation class 5 p.m., Tuesday. Beginning confirmation class: 5 p.m. 2nd and 4th Friday. Christ Address: Cross Address: 724 Elder Ln. “t Pastor: The Rt. Rev. John H. Houlian. Assistant Pastor: The Revs. Robert D. Clark, James P. Coleman. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:30, 8:45, 10, 23533 2.7, 12:30 P.m. Weekday masses, Monday through Friday, 6:30, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 6:30, 8:30 a.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:15, 7:30-9 p.m.; Thursday before first Friday, 4-5, and during Friday masses. Baptisms: Sunday following 12:30 p.m. mass. Trinity Doherty, secretary. The Highland Club again will the altar boys’ provide social activities. Sponsoring the of the regular ROMAN Address: 225 Wilmot Rd. Pastor: The Rev. John S. Usry. Sunday service: 10:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Church school: 10:30 a.m. JEWISH Office: Rabbi: Friday Pastor: The Rev. Bernard F. Didier, Assistant pastors: The Revs. A. P. Johnson, and Frederick W. Wyngarden. Director of Christian education: Miss Linda Connors. Sunday services: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Baptism, second Sunday. Church school: 9, 10:15, 11:30 a.m. nursery through sixth grade. Chapel: Wednesday, 9 a.m. Junior High Youth Academy: Tuesday, 4 p.m. Freshman fellowship: Friday, 5:45 p.m, Senior High Fellowship: Sunday, 7:30 -m. Choir practice: Angelettes, Wednesday, 7 p.m.; Chancel, Wednesday, 8 p.m.; Westminster, Tuesday, 5:15 p.m. Address: 425 Laurel Av. Rector: The Rev. Ray Holder. Assistant priest: The Rev. Jules Moreau. Curate: The Rev. Spencer E. Thiel. er. Director of Christian education: Mrs. Richard Moore. Sunday services: 8, 11 a.m. Weekday services: Wednesday, 17:30 a.m.; Thursday, 9:30 a.m., holy communion, Saints days: 9:30 a.m. Address: 1713 Green Bay Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Richard Osberg. Sunday services: 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. Nursery facilities are provided at 10:45 a.m. Church school: 9:30 a.m., all classes. Youth Fellowship: 5:45 p.m. Prayer meeting and teacher training: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal: Thursday, 7:45 p.m. at Laurel Av. and McGovern Pastor: The Rev. Walter B. Lunsford. Sunday service: 10 a.m. Nursery facilities are provided. Sunday school: 10 a.m., all ages. Highwood ROMAN CATHOLIC St. James Address: 134 North Av. Pastor: The Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Kelly. Assistant pastor: The Rev. Marcellus J. Monaco. Sunday masses: 6:30, 7:45, %, 4:18 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m... Weekday masses 6:30, 8 a.m. Confessions: Saturday, 4-5:30. 7:30-9 p.m. Baptism: Sunday, 2 p.m. Sunday service: 9:30 a.m. Church school: 9:30 a.m., two-year-olds through! sixth grade. (Continued on page 23) November 2, 1967 �Congregation Elmer Gertz a Be Speaker Beth Or Plans Tuesday in Lecture Program Consecration Elmer Gertz, lawyer and author, will be the speaker Tuesday prisoners in North Shore Congregation Israel’s ‘Issues of Conscience’’ lecture series. Mr. Gertz, the lawyer who helped Nathan Leopold gain his freedom, will speak on ‘“‘What Can The 8 p.m. diseussion will be a lead by Jacob J. Gordon of — Glencoe in the temple’s Oscar — Hillel Plotkin Library, 840 Vernon : We Do About Crime and Criminals?”’ This will be the second in Book Study Unit | : the series of lectures presented by the congregation’s adult education committee. Sets Discussion He will discuss such subjects as the death penalty, the rehabilita- land Park Reform Temple B’nai Torah will discuss emia New and Old, Part Two” next — Thursday morning in the temple. in Deer- Torah last week Trinity United in Church of Christ. During the service, 35 kindergarteners and other students new to the congregation’s religious school were consecrated by Rabbi Daniel Friedman. Each of the children were given a miniature torah during the service, which was conducted by the confirmation class. Children consecrated were Frankie Asher, Daniel and Roberta Baron, Jeremy and Laura Baskes, Don and Jessica Dover, Mindi and Steven Excell, Jonathon Flaschner, and Dee Dee Freeman. Karyn and Linda Glass; Brenda, Daniel, and Steven Gutman; David and Steven Kanter; Randy Klocke;. David and Mari Kohn; Charles Legow;. Michelson; sky. Bradley Jill and and Michael and Linda Mitchell Tenin, Mary and Tracy and Ronald Worth. Platt, Wilson, Members to Meet At Zone Brunches First Presbyterian Church of Deerfield is sponsoring a series of parish zone brunch David Cohen (left), Cathy Felix, and Nancy Lawton decorate a Sukkos at Lakeside Congregation for Reform Judaism. Congregation youth decorated the Sukkos to celebrate the Jewish thanksgiving and meetings in “The Handling of Teen-agers from the Teen-agers Point of View”’ will be the topic of a talk by a child psychiatrist in Highland B’nai Torah will feature Dr. Harold Balikov of 1790 Ridgelee Rd. Dr. Balikov’s speech will be sponsored by the B’nai Torah Sisterhood. Dr. Balikov has a private prac- Council for Child Psychiatry. ex- nard Horwich ship and tees. “tween commit- Participating in committee work is one of the primary responsibilities of all board members. Mr. Hillman, a home builder, lives at 955 Green Bay Rd. Lincolnshire (Continued from page 22) DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Community Christian Address: 1970 Riverwoods Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Donald L. Lanier. a.m. Nursery Sunday service: 11 facilities are provided. Church school: 10 a.m., all classes. Youth meeting: Sunday, 7 p.m. LUTHERAN Church of the Holy Spirit Address: 30 Riverwoods Rd. Pastor: The Rev. Karl F. Langrock. a.m. Sunday services: 9:30, 11 Sunday school: 9:30, November 2, 1967 Rev. Harold 11 a.m. Dobstaf, speech will start at 8 p.m. Church of Christ, Deerfield. in Jewish History, and ‘19th Century Nationalism and Its Ef- Rev. Dobstaf and Rev. Philip Desenis, Trinity’s minister, will fect on the Current Crisis.” The talks will be held: in Sunday at Trinity ‘‘Breakthrough: Uinted What We at Baird, 321 Deere Park Dr., Highland Park, have returned after attending meetings Study Dr. Sholom Group of High- Singer, rabbi of the —+ temple, will lead the discussion of — the historical background, archae- ~ ology, geography, persons, and s places of Israel. The meeting will be held from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Two Youth Groups joint youth meeting groups of — between a4 Congregation — B’nai Torah in Highland-Park and © Temple Kamin in Chicago will be ix held at 8 p.m. Saturday 7 4 Chicago. The groups will plan a combined weekend at the Jewish Institute — Camp at Oconomowac, Wis., on 3 Nov. 9-10. Helps Plan College’s Homecoming Program ; fas Miss Karen Olson of Deerfield, a senior at Augustana College, — Rock Island, recently was selected © as co-chairman of the ule committee planning the annual — homecoming. the Miss Olson, a speech major, is a — 3 ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reid A. in Highland Park. Olson, 2040 Wilmot Rd. ABBOTT HOUSE The Highland Park Nursing Home of the Association of _MODERN cate Association in Washington, D.C. Mr. Baird is president of Judge Advocate Association. Dr. Harold Balikov Book temple office at 1823 St. Johns Av. Military Lawyers which were held at the office of the Judge Advo- AND BEAUTIFUL CLEAN AS A HOSPITAL | Community teen’? Congregation for Reform Judaism Other titles in the series will be “The Roots of the Current Crisis Center Center, was appointed chairman of the physical education committee and member of the member- The second in a series of adult education programs of Lakeside as- The Director Jewish Group sistant director of the Northeast Association of the United Church of Christ, will participate in a Two-Minister Dialog Set at Trinity Church The A To Address Adult Education Av. To Plan Weekend Dr. Mezvinsky will be a speech by the national executive director oi the American Council for Judaism. The director, Dr. Norton Mezvinsky, will talk about “From the Anti-Zionist Point of View.’ The ATTENDS CONFERENCE Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. change minister. Fred Hillman of Highland Park, newly-elected director of the Ber- Chicago Are We Doing?” The dialog will be repeated both Sunday morning services. tor in charge of parish visitation. During each brunch he will show slides and tell about his six Of Community of the Do to People We Do to God—What The Rev. Mr. Cutler recently was named assistant church pas- Fred Hillman president discuss acquainted with Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Cutler. an elected dialog by the deacons and deaconesses to as for the American Board of Neurology and Psychiatry, and is the newly- provide fellowship for members who live in the same neighborhoods, and to provide families a Australia He is also an examiner of Park Saturday. An 8 p.m. public meeting in Highland Park Reform Temple The brunches are being planned in tice and teaches at Michael Reese Hospital and the Institute Psychiatric Analysis. congregation’s Vernon Av. 840 Vernon Av., Glencoe. public also is invited to a book discussion Wednes- day on ‘‘Treblinka,” a hovel by Jean-Francois Steiner which deals with the 1943 rebellion of Jewish About Teens’ Viewpoints morning service.. months at the temple, The attend Child Psychiatrist to Tell the church after the third Sunday chance to become public, and will begin at 9:15 p.m. harvest festival. Nemirov- Mary Schwarz, Julie and Richard Stern, Jordan Sternberg, Ronald The tion of prisoners, and the Jack Ruby case, in which he served as one of Mr. Ruby’s attorneys. 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Everything that is not nailed or pegged down flies EDITOR’S NOTE: We would like to print letters from other local boys now serving in Vietnam or other farflung military bases throughout the world. Letters should include the name, address, and telephone number of the boys’ parents. mountains Eaton monsoons are ever-present blue-gray sky. “Yet these people who in the live in fear and filth go on as if there was no trouble around them. They are simple, ignorant people who go on as they have for countless centuries. In the are many yet you of God hills No © So — before and Money Down foreigners to of the world as well as their own motherlands are here. ““God is here, and I am sure he (Continued on page 29) SUA TUE TUCO CEP ee dirty, ugly sampan continues in your home and, at the same time, will provide the PRODUCTS & SERVICE FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR HOME find out comfort more with about a Trane Furnace, call us today for a free estimate at no obligation! 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IS A DIFFERENCE © In Price © In Design © In Quality did. “Tt is a lonely country, can sense the presence come home next June. THERE TMU in Vietnam. stationed in Qui Nhon for the past aes: Ot medic UE TL son of UCC %, Callen, TOLLE EVER OFFERED MC 4/c Bruce eee eae ULDUUU Spec. Mrs. Lill Callen, 304 Washington Av., Highwood, is a U.S. Army CUE eee GREATEST TOL Highwood Boy Writes Vietnam Ugly Beautiful CE LeU in Service UU MMM) Men COU W. of YO 5-021] Edens Expwy. Hours: Daily 9-6, Mon. & Thurs. 9-9 WE HONOR ALL MIDWEST CREDIT CARDS =| Combination Doors _-\| Combination Windows Installation Available - Free Estimates November 2, 1967 �a Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rudolph of Deerfield Return From Vacation in Florida, Bahamas is fighting on on page the side 27) of free- dom.” In Marine Corps and Mrs. Samuel Eaton, 2640 Riverwoods Rd., Deerfield, recently graduated from _ eight weeks of recruit training at the Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Cal. Trains recently comjet training course with training squadron four at the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. Studies in Memphis Airman Harold E. Faille Jr., U.S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Faille Sr., 1335 Deer- Rd., Deerfield, Rudolph, Mr. recently graduated from Aviation Fire Control Technician School at the Naval 1: iining Center, Memphis, Tenn. discuss on horticulture will plant fertilization at a meeting of the Men’s Garden Club of the North Shore Tuesday. Richard H. Delano, adviser nois at 8 Extension Service p.m. horticulture at the University of Illi- in Arling- ton Heights, will discuss “Feeding Hungry Plants.’’ Mr. Delano writes a garden column for the Chicago Daily News and appears on WBBM radio. The club has invited all male gardeners in the area to attend the meeting in the Highland Recreation Center. Rudolph caught and released a 7’ 6” sailfish. . The Rudolphs’ stay at Kings Inn was a gift from their daghter, Lara, a junior at Indiana Univer- sity. One of Miss Rudolph’s prizes for winning a beauty contest was a free holiday at Kings Inn, which she gave to her parents. Attend Meetings Male Gardeners Plan Discussion An adviser Ens. Michael E. Field, son of Mrs. Virginia P. Field, 1138 Lin- field Lloyd husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Wilson of Orlando, were deep-sea fishing at Stewart, Fla., where in Jets den Av., Deerfield, pleted the basic Mrs. Rudolphs and their niece and her Pvt. Jonathan Eaton, son of Mr. Marine and 717 Wilmot Rd., Deerfield, have returned home after a vacation in Florida and at King’s Inn, Freeport, in the Grand Bahamas. The Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Worth, 1030 Auburn Av., Highland Park, have returned from San Francisco, where they attended meetings of the National Electrical Contractors’ Association in the Fairmont Hotel from Sept. 29 to Oct. 4. Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Goulka OLOSMOBILE were SAVE 23% in San Francisco, and visited former Deerfield friends, Mr. and Mrs. George Slater, who now live in Saratoga. They also spent several days in Los Angeles and on on executive-driven in our store ti NOV. 9, 10 & 11 demonstrating the NEW 1967-68 SWISS of line "Ready-set-sew" made ELNA SEWING MACHINES AD OUR for Ends “1968 car prices are up an average of 3.6%. Add that to the 23 to 31% savings on 1967 Oldsmobiles we are offering you here at Rudman — and you've got the deal you've been dreaming about!”’ next sweeks in details. complete ARENDS SEWING MACHINE CO. 662 CENTRAL @ HIGHLAND PARK Mr. and Mrs. James Goulka, 1654 Pear Tree Rd., Deerfield, are home after a vacation in California and Nevada. 5 Doors East of Green DOZENS 10 CHOOSE FROM: Bay 432-5200 Never Driven Typical of this special sale collection; air-conditioned and loaded with luxury features. You can save $1350.02 AS $6035.60* ai $4685 Park Driven 4 door hardtop, full power, automatic transmission, white wall tires. WAS $3704.65 NOW... $2861° The Best in STEREO With 25" acceptable playing surface. 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Kemper Agency udman OLOSMOBILE HIGHLAND STORE HOURS: Mon., Thurs., Fri. 9 a.m. Tues., Wed., Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. OPEN SUNDAY November 2, 1967 1967 DELMONT 88 HOLIDAY SEDAN Enjoy TELEPHONE 1967 TORONADO THE NEW ARNELL 3-IN-A-ROW Never 8:00 PM New SAVE 31% OLDSMOBILES We are pleased to announce that Dora Lenggenhager, Elnas Home Economist, from Switzerland will be HERALD Brand OLDSMOBILES — in Las Vegas. SEE oda Rete Mr. (Continued xz me Our Men ~ In Service to EDENS HIGHWAY Rt. 41) and CLAVEY 9 p.m. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. J PARK (Skokie ROAD. P.S. Don’t forget to take Clavey Road turnoff. the Bivd. x �EP STON,fot OSE TARR OY Leer R. J. Staup Heads Employee Relations Honeld J. Staub, 1212 Cavell PAy,, Highland Park, has been | appointed director of employee elations for Warwick Electronics , Chicago. gen Staub had been manager of industrial relations at Warwick. le previously worked for Teletype Corp. of Chicago. _ A graduate of the University of Pa Mr. Staub also studied at the University of Arizona. | He is a member of the Industrial Relations Association of Chica- _ go, the Industrial Relations De- artment of the Electronics Industry Association, and the State pret Illinois Grievance Panel. Mr. Staub is a member of the board of directors of the Lake ite: :pty Urban League and partici- _pates in Junior Achievement, Red cross, and United Fund. Named Wee Glen Brace by Jewel R. Henricks, Rd., a graduate student at MichiState University, East Lans- 2880 Orange Riverwoods, has been Companies Inc., of Melrose Park. joining Helene Curtis, man was employed Steel Co. Vice President Now Fox Carl shire, Marvin Highland G. Berger has been Jr., of Lincolnappointed vice president of Refrigerating Specialties Co. in Chicago. Mr. Berger has been with the firm manufacturers of refrigerant control val- moted Fox, Park, to telephone 1961. He previously was employed by Helene Curtis Industries, Inc., Chicago, as tax manager. Before Dato been Av., pro- sales district manager for the H. Reuben } Donnelley Telephone Directory Co., Chicago. Mr. Fox joined Donnelley, publishers of the yellow pages, in 1959 and has served Manager Louis Glickman, 1071 Golf Rd., Highland Park, has been named tax manager for J. I. Case Co., Racine, Wis. A 1955 graduate of the University of Illinois, Mr. Glickman received his law degree from John 3093 has é The Bergers, with their children, Steve and Tiffany, live at 30 Lancaster Ln. Named Mr. Glickby Inland Is Promoted ves, for the past three years. Marshall Law School in Chicago in antied assistant manager of = ‘merchandise services for Jewel | and gan ing. as Mr. Fox training manager since 1966. Mr. Fox is active in the Leu- kemia Research Foundation and served as president for four years in the Esther Fox Memorial Chapter. He is on the central council that governs 24 independent chapters in the Chicago area. DEERFIELD — Spacious and gracious — original owner 4 Bedroom residence, 2'/, baths, separate Henricks is a graduate 4To kitchen (built-in refrig., 945-4537. Glenview State Bank GUARANTEED INTEREST * NEW ‘68 JAVELIN of tinoie University in Jacksonville : More Sophisticated FIVE PER CENT 5the last 10 years. _ Mr. DR, dishwasher & disposal) with breakfast bay. Large dramatic basement recreation room with fireplace. Close to schools and shopping. Realistically priced in upper forties. 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Division of Aerosol Exterminators Charter Member IPCA ~ <7 Security Strong for Es HI6-6173 *For two complete visits plus emergency service Glenview 46 State GLENVIEW, ILLINOIS TELEPHONE 729-1900 Years Bank November 2, 1967 �Classified Advertising Section e THE EVANSTON 1020 Church THE HOLLISTER NEWSPAPERS REVIEW St., Evanston ¢ WILMETTE 1232 Central e GLENCOE e LIFE Ave., Wilmette e WINNETKA ¢ REGULAR Noon MULTIPLE PARK Ave., e HIGHWOOD 444 Central HERALD Highland Park 433-4300 a HERALD Highland Park 433-4300 Ave., ee ge ° DEERFIELD..VILLAGER 444 Central Ave., Highland Park 945-7300 LAMPLIGHTER BLUFF Central 444 234-4303 Park Central Rd., Glenview” 724-4300 e¢ LAKE LAMPLIGHTER Highland Ave., 444 NORTHBROOK STAR 1438 Shermer Rd., Northbrook 272-4300 446-4300 FOREST HIGHLAND 446-4300 ANNOUNCEMENTS 1806 Glenview TALK 444 Central DEADLINES GLENVIEW 251-4300 1232 Central Ave., Wilmette e LAKE e NEWS 1232 Central Ave., Wilmette 475-1560 Ave., Highland Park 234-4303 RATES $1.20 per line COPY Tuesday COLUMN DISCOUNT: .10 PER LINE Cash with order or if paid within 10 days ADS Noon Monday 251-4300 475-1560 Chicago Toll Free 273-521! or 273-4300 Atinimum:4 Unes Ast 5 Business Personal Oe ere ontinuin For further Tickets only $2.00 information call DA 8- 2323. "CLEAR" HOW PURCHASED HOFFMAN 4 Shop, 928 Linden Ave., Winnetesponsible for my debts and signature only. Anton Sobat. and Mail (or phone) a complete listing of meetings and events. We will file them in THE CALENDAR and Found gray stripe; eyes. Must elaimed. black give notify on top; away if Lost: Blond, Blind Cat. DST; DOWNY PART-PERSIAN KITen, 6 mo. old, dark gray, golden pyes, from 828 Hinman, vanston. pennant call 864-5680 after 5 p.m. Rew ard. DST: PURE WHITE SIBERIAN Husky dog, brown eyes. Vicinity Braeside, Ravinia, Highland Park. REWARD. 446-3334. DST: CHILD’S GLASSES, BROWN rame. In. vicinity of ‘Indian Hill, CR ey to Ridge and Marion Lane. , 0 ST: LADY’S ROUND GOLD WRIST atch, leather strap, engraved, Katharine V_ Adams, Winnetka, reward. all HI 6-1553. LOST YOUR PET? t may have been injured. Call your ocal animal hospital. DAvis 8-1440. iversity 4-9416. UNiversity 4-1700. DST: LADY’S GOLD WATCH, FRIHay, Oct. 27th. Evanston. Reward. all 328-4853 after 6 p.m. is a broken. conflict. Ave. Highland eos 433-4300 of Thanks HERBERT F. RUGEN LAST WORDS “Goodbye to all my Good Friends.’ Many thanks for visitation at Ronen and cards which bolstered my courage to live. Mrs. Rugen 8 Travel—Share Your Sealpoint Siamese Cat old. Female, not spayed. UN 4-0144 ADORABLE KITTENS. ent gray, black. Beautiful markings. weeks. Pan trained. Free to i homes. Call 869-9505. 2 YR. 9 Accounting Service—income Tax Dogs and Cats PART MINIATURE Setter; female; +6 Housebroken. att. sweet 198. BEAGLE COLLIE— mo. old. _ Black and. white; disposition. Call 869- STANDARD POODLES Healthy, happy and handsome A.K.C. reg’d. standard Poodle puppies, of championship stock. Show and companion quality. ID 2-3097. OV. 2, 1967 2 2-4413. ROTTWEILER PUPPIES A.K.C. Ancient Roman guard Excellent family companions. Call CRestwood 2-3399. breed. FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES: STANDARD, APRICOT, A.K.C. SHOTS, WORMED. 833-1069 FOR SALE: SIAMESE KITTENS. Purebred Seal Point; $25. Matched pair, $40. 272-0105. ae “a SETTER—BEAUTIFUL MALE A.K.C. Champion stock. 5 months. Housebroken. Shots. HAzel 6-2472. GERMAN PUPPIES LEFT—BOTH FEMALE part Beagle, part Poodle $15 each. 256-2619 SHEP. PUPS 6 WKS. A.K.C. CHAMPION LINE Fine disposition. 272-6938. BASSET HOUND : Male, pedigree, reg., A.K.C., raised w/child, housebroken. Moving must sell. $50 or offer. 328-6414 or wkends. MOVING—MUST SELL " ADORABLE toy poodle ye Pure white males, 9 weeks, also 7 week silvers. A.K.C. Home raised. 381-1187 or UN 4-7322. SCHNAUZER MALE, oe PUP 342 MONTHS, HOUSEBROAKC., home raised. Call 674- German Shepherd Puppies A.K.C. REG., 18 CHAMPIONS blood line. 815-459-6137. KITTEN 10 DELIGHTFUL KITTENS half Siamese-half tabby, 6 weeks old, free-ALpine 6-1412 after 3 p.m. | PEDIGREE NORWEGIAN ELK- IN GIVEN away by mistake. Vic. Judson/Kedzie. Please call UN 9-9616 after 3:30. Dogs and Cats AKC MIN. POODLES es BLK. M. $100. COCO BR. F., $200. 2 mos. Champ. heritage. Some shots. 724-5556. ’ hound male, 10 months old. Wonderful | GER. pet and watchdog. Must sell. $100 272-3198 + — Retriever Puppies A.K.C., SHOTS, WHELPED From champion stock. SEPT. a with Terms HUGE BONED possibly. ath children. — 312-223- os PArk a LOVABLE SMALL DOG NEEDS good home. House trained; m . 4358, 29. Reasonable. after 6 or weekend. breed. Wonderful with Call 272-3074. 272-3920. 8 weeks children, $5. and 6 WEEKS, BLACK. YO 6-8219. MIN. SCHNAUZERS, MALES, 4 months. Ears Cropped. Shots; AX. cS reg. Will hold for Christmas. 537-9289 BEAGLE PUPS Championship line; sire and dam. Trieae coeamessa and Blue. $50 to $60. ri Zz old; private party. 7 94, white. 456-8651. HANDSOME BOXER PUP.> CHAMPION SIRED, 12 WKS. OLD, MALE ri CROPPED, SHOTS. 1724-2842. 11 Animals, Pets and Supplies ELSINGER'S FOOD j FOR PETS AND SUPPLIES LOCATIONS TO Fee GIVING AWAY TO KIND PERSON gray and white male kitten, pan trained, 3 mos. UN 4-7677 after 4 p.m. See Our New Shop in Shihtae CHILD HAS ASTHMA, SCHNAUSERS must be sold. 9 Wks., shots, kennel bred. $100. ea. Female beauties, Evanston 869-9378. 1013 Davis St., Evanston, GR 5-9821 3417-19 Dempster, Skokie, 675-9645 TWO HORSES BOARDED—$30 Large box SALE, PEDIGREE GOLDEN retriever, 14 mos., papers. prefer family with children. $25 or best offer, Call 729-1085. FREE 3 ADORABLE FLUFFY, LOVING, pan trained, 6 week old kittens. 272-6019 “SNOOPY” NEEDS A HOME AND children. 6 months; black and white; English pointer-setter. Housebroken. PArk 4-1874. ‘“‘ADORABLE DOLLS!”’ TOY POODLE PUPPIES. TINY A.K.C. BUBBLY BOUNCY BABIES! 358-6692 Rte. ate ; clean PETS and Antiques FOR unusual. and Art CHILDREN. 251-1734. Goods Old Willow Rd. 1 to 5 — RARE Northbrook Sat. ean LUSTRES; SATIN quilted bottles; cut and pressed glass; _ silver, copper and brass; Oriental items; fine French clock set; fireplace items; desks; chests; counsole and end tables; and fine collection of ee rare antique pins, cameos, etc. OIL AND PASTEL PORTRAITS for Christmas by well known European artist Rose de Cibon. Many other paintings. ART CLASSES individually taught. CIBON ART STUDIO and GALLERY 525 — Ave., 2nd floor, Winnetka _ I 6-2924 or PA 9-0455 FOR CHAMPIONSHIP SIRED PEDIGREED 10 month old altered male Siamese cat. Free to good home. Call ID 2-5387 between 12:30 and 3 p.m. 12. PAIR ea SHEPHERD PUPPIES A.K.C.; TOP BREEDING Call after 5 p.m. UN 9-6741 good stock, tri-color. Call 815-459-4717. BLACK COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY Male, ideal pet for children. Show Possibilities, A.K.C., champion sired, shots. Call 945-3147. Quiet, 2730 MUST FIND HOME FOR ave? female cat: spayed, gray/white yr., all shots. Allergy prevents g te ing. Call 328-2167. old, arena. Gilmore 272-0084. Old Willow Rd. Antiques GIVING AWAY TO CONGENIAL home: 4 healthy, trained male kittens. 7 weeks old. Call 256-4450. weeks outside of or ee MONTH Abyssinian Guinea Pigs GENTLE GERMAN SHEPHERD, 1 yr. old; all shots; raised with children; $35 or best offer. 495-8690. PUPPIES stalls, 176, 42 mile west Mundelein. 566-7007 PERFECT BASSET F; SEE OU ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE. BASSET HOUND: MALE tri-color, A.K.C., 16 mos., all shots, best offer. 674-0466. EXCEPTIONAL LITTER OF YELLOW Labs, almost 6 weeks, A.K.C., Have first pick! $100 and up. Call HI 6-3889 after 4 p.m. A.K.C. YOU Open Sundays — Skokie Only — MARL'EES DOG FOOD FREE SAMPLES pg negra PUPPIES 6 weeks old 2 sable and cream males A.K.C. Call HI 6-3343 ‘REG. ; *- COCKER SPANIELS— MALE 5 weeks old; A.K:C.; champ. sired; ; buff: ntoe Labrador Retriever Puppies ee ifi BOSTON TERRIERS — A.K.C. REG.; LABRADOR RETRIEVERS A.K.C. exc. pets, field, or show. 8 weeks; top blood lines; Males only, black and yellow. $100 up. 272-6677. A.K.C., MALE INCOM PATIBLE WIRE- HAIRED» 12 months. Can’t Fox Terrier; male; get alon with female Boxer. R SHOTS. GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES A.K.C, reg.; hunting puppies who love kids. 234-3965 after 4. Golden SHEP. brown and gold. 19 me.GoodA.K.C, ge OBEDIENCE SCHOOLE Min. Schnauzer Puppies A.K.C, EARS CROPPED. Call 724-1913. RE- PUPPIES 6 WKS. OLD. $25. 1-0551. After 7 p.m. CR BLACK/WHITE this Paper! TERRIER, home. WELL trained; and ean piece Raised A.K.C. NEWFOUNDLAND. 8 MO. female. Champion stock, shots, housebroken. Friendly and loves ail ages. $150. Call 234-2804. RETIRED C.P.A Accounting, Financial Statements, Back work brought up to date ALpine 1-4047 10 MIXED Dogs and Cats GERMAN with child. 272-2411 AL GRAND OPENING GIF TNIQUE 741 Main St., Evanston, 475-3003 JoAnne Cernetic-co-ordinator A New and exciting shop for people who. love expertly crafted hand made items for ‘‘gifting’’ or keeping. Our variety is exceptional and new things are arriving weekly. Please stop in and bring a friend. Open daily 10 to 6, Mon. and Thurs. 10 to 8. AA BOOKKEEPING, INC. Bookkeeping, Taxes, ack work brought up to date Low a rates. Your office or mine. 282-6391 or 283-0471 FREE! Irisr OLD s ires good xc. health Car SERVICES to Classification #132 in % REASONABLE GERMAN SHEPHERD female, must give up. Pure bred, gentite, 6 months. shots, wormed. Call 22 WILL DRIVE YOUR CAR TO DENver area. Approximately Nov. 7. Call evenings, no weekends 328-9092. you in the Want Ads. Turn con- AFGHANS, SHOW AND PET PUPpies 5 mo.; perm. shots; A.K.C. reg.; top quality; heavy coat; very good conform. Pick of litter; b/m.; apr. brind.; blk. male, top prospect. blk. bitch, good foundation and show. For prices and ped., call or write: Duane Lambkin (Jhobe Kennels) Box 118, Silver Lake, Wisconsin Phone 414-889_4537 10 min. North of Fox Lake, IIl. DACHSHUND PUPPIES. A.K.C. RICH Mahog. Red smooth Stds. CH. SIRED EX CH. SIRED DAM. 3-12 mos. Perm. shots started. Nice male $85, excell. male sone terrif. fem. $150. Call: 312-223-0873 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS. Josephine Crawford wish to thank all of the wonderful peo le who were so kind to them in their hours of sorrow. A wonderful selection awaits pg 3 years MR. APARTMENT al. promising FREE KITTENSVERY ATtractive. Pan trained, eating cat food, raised with children, 7 weeks old. 2 solid gray and 2 black. 446-7613. Card LP! WILL THE PARTY WHO itnessed the automobile accident at 100 Central in Wilmette on Monday, Det. 23 at 11 a.m. please call me at 34-5463. # pr Highland Park Herald 7 Personal a Extremely MIN. POODLES APRICOT, MALES A.K.C. reg. and shots. Housebroken, 9 weeks. AV 3-2476 after 5:30. 444 Central 945-7300 DULD LIKE TO REACH MAN WHO hssisted tall woman who fell in iddle of Dodge Av. crossing to vanston Twp. High School on night pf ‘110 In The Shade’’, March 11 at 8 b.m. Would he or his companion or ny of those who saw the fall before br after, kindly phone DA 8-1025 after p.m.? HUNTING? if there shots” d ge Deerfield Villager 724-5308. Call 446-7837. you We are now listing events” : hag 1967. Help us_ to help ou ‘clearing’ your dates TODAY. UND... CAT—SOMEONE’S LOVING pet. Affectionate; well-trained; little iger; yellow IT WORK? Simply AVE eg Lost all club dates DOES 10 formation. Moves freely and smoothly. Intelligent and expressive. Show conscious person call, AL 6-3673 anytime. through THE CALENDAR of Debts SPONSIBLE FOR MY OWN DEBTS only. Todd R. Sheldon, 1657 Mt. Pleasant, Northfield, 11. PUBLICITY | Avoid Conflicting DATES SIGN AND PRINTING OF DIStrict 65 Teachers’ Handbook. Bids will be received in the office of the secretary-business manager until 10 a.m., Nov. 16th, 1967. Specifications are on file in the business office of the Board of Education at 1314 Ridge Ave., Evanston, Ill. Disclaimer AND CHAIRMEN Dogs and Cats GERMAN SHEPHERD Are you a person who wants to have fun. at Ger. on shows? We reluctantly must sel P age of our litter, 3144 mo. male, bred to show. - MESSAGE + || oa HIGHLAND PARK etceulien ray | PRESIDENTS confere and cation Se econten starts +59 30 a a 10 ts Notices 0 : AVE TO BE os Geect moe iaantiay: November 6th. Come to the Theta Sigma Phi Career Conference at the Winnetka ommunity House. Hear experts tell 6 eae ESTATE AUCTION, Sun. 1 p.m., Nov. 5th, to be held at B.F.W. Club house, Northwest highway and Yale Av. Arlington Hei Ill. Antiques from several estates: specializing in estate liquidations. Presented vice. Box by Authentic 60, Palmyra, Auction Wisconsin. Ser- 3 ; AUTHENTIC MEXICIAN PRE-COLUMBIAN ARTIFACTS! Excellent for art lovers and collectors Also make distinctive Christmas gifts. $10 to $500. 677-7955. BEAUTIFUL HAND CARVED BENCH; Willcox & Gibbs sewing mach.; dresser w/mirror; clock. 838 Elma Evanston 10 to 4, Thurs. and at. ‘“‘WAG-ON-THE-WALL”’ CLOCK Extremely rare. Collector’s item. Circa 1750; running cond. incl. chime $200. 724-1872. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter Classified—I ¥ �CLASSIFIED Service—income irCondit . and Heating fase bey Be : ope Christmas Trees and Decorations and Stamps Work Tax Coins Concrete pores Auctioneers— iB pepeueters les and Sports Lo Cars ks—Trailers——For Wanted To Buy Trailers— To Rent anted bgt Outboard s and Gifts Motors. and Contractors ance and Repair Supplies and Materials pegortennities and Personal Partnerships Service and Photography et Antiques Work and FLEA Art Gardening and pce Plants and Shrubs Conducted House Sales Disclaimer of Debts Dogs and Cots Dressmaking—Sewing—Needlework Draperies & 4 Covers—Custom Made Electrical Service Entertainment Equipment Rental Exterminating Fireplace Wood Floor Refinishing and Covering Flowers and Florists For Rent— Apartments Apartments To Share Board and Room Convalescent Homes Furnished Apartments Furnished Houses Garages Halls and Studios Hotels Houses Houses To Share Industrial Light Housekeeping Rooms . Out of State Rooms Storage Space Stores and Offices Summer Rentals 1 fang furs prt, tT Goods 16 Business MARKET 21 +7 ae He ANTIQUE BOX Service 22 Opening Tues., November Books and 7. DO—PERSONAL SHOPPING CHRISTMAS—BIRTHDAY OTHER OCCASIONS CALL ‘‘TRELAWNEY”’ Mon. and Thurs. 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 491-9161 or write Box 916, Evanston OFF, SAT., NOV. 4 THROUGH 7 Oe ‘Nov. 10. Then Sat. and Sun., & 11 and Nov. 12 (last day) 3/4 Hamers 03 Book Ridge Store SH 3-8570 Blvd. Chicago CASH FOR YOUR BOOKS GET OUR BID ON YOURS sale. Phone for information. Call vis 8-4424, BOOKERS BOOKS. CHICAGO AV. EVANSTON. ste Annual !/> Price Sale ov. 3rd shop, to Nov. 11th. 1911 Central St., UN 4-4449 iy volume sutred sealed. Kennedy’s Evanston. BRITANNICA, 24 set, 1967 latest edition. Reas gift; shipping cartons still $200 or best offer, 256-2431. Business Opportunities ESTABLISHED GOING Texaco Service Station FOR LEASE Green Ba pay id SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS at home and receive a generous discount. Books delivered and picked up. Call 537-6636 after 3 p.m. 17. Cameras and Photography KODAK MEDALIST 212 X 3144 EKTAR lens £3:5 Supermatic shutter, fine shape. Super Ikonta BX Zeiss Tessar f2:8 overhauled. Zeiss Contax II Sonnar lens f2 w/case Bell & Howell 16 mm 70 DA, 1-inch f1:9-15 mm f2:5-3 inch telephonto £3:5, just had Class A overhaul. McMasters’, 584 Western Av., Lake Forest, CE 4-1900, 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. BELL & HOWELL 8 MM MAGAZINE load movie camera, w/telephoto and wide angle lenses, plus Bell & Howell 8 mm movie proj. and light bar w/lights and light meter, all for $125. PA 4-1084. PENTACON CAMERA F/2, SINGLE lens reflex with focal plane shutter and case. Original price $125, selling for $45. HI 6-8659. 18 Catering MYRLE’S GOURMET CATERING Delicious and Artistic Foods For the Discriminating Hostess Complete Service and Equipment OUTSTANDING WEDDING CAKES AND RECEPTIONS ALpine 1-5841 Wilmette DETAILS wa? ©. W. Ward ves. one Wands: & CALL HE 17-2600 W. Bertucci NVIEW BEAUTY SHOP ace for 3 operators. Equipment and niture now on premises included. Yresent owner will work part-time if desired. Call for information, KOENIG & STREY Glenview aT AND ‘ATION xcellent PARK—CITGO SERVICE with established clientele. location with great growth KENNETH FRIEND 835-3750 Semi M7 FOODS ATERED WITH/ WITHOUT ATTENDANTS 1709 Glenview Rd., Glenview, II. For menu planning, Miss B. 724-0302. EQUIP. FOR RENT WE DELIVER ACE RENTALS 8910 Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 Dressmaking — Sewing Needlework TIRED OF WORKING call FOR 945- SOME- body else? This small well established Winnetka s buy ering. BEAUTY the tremenwith a 60, Wil- SALON IN WILMETTE busiest established ei beauty salon is a for an operator Write T-411, Box ron B and & salons in equipped. B Brokers, area, Gross Inc. ONE well 69m 375-7920 | Ticern for Sale in Highwood ee Contact Guy Viti, Realtor. MALL ELECTRIC REPAIR’ BUSIness for sale. Best offer. With some - stock and equipment. Write T-480, Box ee =. Wilmette, Illinois. ; ICE 15A CREAM 31 BASKIN-ROBBINS rofitable, established business in incolnwood. Please call 675-9692. Investments and Partnerships EW DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING specialty copyrighted by graphic designer. Want sales oriented partner. P.O. Box 112, Wilmette. Use Hollister 2—Classified Want Evanston Ads Review Hems, straight, $3.50; CARLYLE'S Opp. Post Office GReenleaf 5-5074 Have Guitar, Will Travel MUSIC BY BOB GAND or the Village School Singers, or the Gand Family Singers, will surprise your guests. Call now. WI 5-5321. CHUCK TAYLOR AWAKENS' THE North Shore week day morning, 6 to 9 on WEEF AM 1430 ke FM 103.1 me. 432-1430 DRESSMAKER WITH EUROPEAN trade school will solve all your sewing problems in her own home. 869-8571 DRESSMAKING AND LIGHT ALTERations: formals, bridesmaids, flower girls, casual and dresswear. CALL TERI, 835-1197. ALTERATIONS AND HEMS DONE PROFESSIONALLY AT HOME AT REASONABLE PRICES. Hastings and Central, Ev., DA 8-6606. DRESSMAKING Preferably work with Vogue 869-2965 patterns. PROFESSIONAL SEAMSTRESS Custom-made dresses at ready-made prices. Alterations by Hiroko Home phone 274-5958 * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Skokie WE 5-7400 YARD RENT EVERYTHING 1 RENTAL HEADQUARTERS ACE RENTAL Talk * Glencoe M.G. 5-5080 TYPEWRITERS, ADDERS, DESKS Files and cash registers. Repair Service and rentals. 724-7676. GLENVIEW OFFICE EQUIP., INC. 27 Loans and Investments EXCELLENT RETURNS ON A NEW concept in real estate investments. For information, write N.S. Investwoe Mortgages, Box 91, Kenilworth, GUITAR CLASSES-3 AT 42 PRICE Adult class being formed Mon.-Wed. Guitar rental and pri. instr. avail. Mr. Narrol-Exp’d teacher-272-8129. PIANO LE S SONS—CERTIFIED teacher of long experience will accept children and adult students. Call Mrs. Collingwood. 1729-3409 ACCORDION, ORGAN, GUITAR, PIano instruction in studio or home. N Shore area. Spec. in pop. music. Instruments furn. $2. 50. up. 251-8572. 34 Moving and MIDDLETON Storage MOVERS FOR ALL YOUR MOVING NEEDS BY Professional Movers. Fully equipped and insured. I.C.C. 22033 M-C. NORTHBROOK, ILL. HERBERT MIDDLETON _CR 2-5520 KELLY MOVING | AND HAULING RO 1-0666 RO 1-2686 ~ Ill. C.C. 18345MC-C CALL DOVER Women—Business 34 MOVERS THE LOW-COST LOCAL MOVERS. to haul one item or a houseful. Insured, Ill. CC22633MCC, 864-6139 MOVING? RENT A TRUCK PADS — DOLLIES — U-DRIVE JOHNSON’S TRAILERS SERVICE ROgers Park 1-2000 7446-48 N. Clark Chicago, Ill. Call us today ANDREWS-EDWARDS MUSIC Edens Plaza, Wilmette AL EVERYTHING MUST GO: ALTO ANT tenor sax, flute, clarinet, trump. banjo $45 each. Trombone $20, corne $18, drum $14, bari. horn, piccolo oboe, tuba, Fr. horn, bass clarinet base trombone; soprano sax, . bari sax, Gibson guitar, violins, accordi ans. Other bargains. Will trade-bu SH 3-8252, GR 5-6327. Clark Music Co. SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON NEW ANTI used pianos. Baldwin Grand like ne reasonable. Knabe Grand 5’8’’ $895) Used Spinets from $295. Practic go $79 and many others. Sun. 12 t Mon., Thurs, till 9 p.m MIDWEST PIANO CO. 2638 Devon Av., HO 5-590 UTTERBERG PIANO CO.—E 1910. Rebuilt grands — Steinway, M son & Hamlin, Baldwin, etc. New an used Pianos rented wi WE BUY USED PIANOS HIGHEST PRICES PAID SPENCER.CO., BR 4-291 | Need Pianos—All WILL PAY TOP Makes PRICES. MIDWEST PIANO CO. HOllycourt 5-5900 SAVE ON USED PIANO! Lester Mah. spinet w/bench only $49: 1 yr. Lyon Healy guarantee. Come in today. LYON & HEALY EVANSTOI 816 Church St. UN 9-0510 AMPEG AMP. WITH 12” SPEAKER tremelo. Still under warranty, $65; 24 Mo. old Tlisco 2-pick up guitar wit = Martin strings, $55. Call 25 CLEARANCE SALE Sample Reconditioned Used Pianos—Organs Over 200 to select from and console pianos Floor pianos from Lowrey Spinet organ Baldwin 25 pedal organ Baldwin Spinet piano Hammond Spinet Organ NAYLOR'S 1795 St. Johns Av. 1850 Waukegan Rd. Highland Park Glenview 432-2510 724-2100 Daily 10 to 9. Sun. 12 to 5. SPINET PIANO: WHITE AND GOLD French Provincial Baldwin. Used only a display model. Save 1/3. Easy erms. NAYLOR'S Highland Park til 9, Sun. 12 to 6. LUDWIG DRUMS, PROFESSIONAL set, includes seven select Zildjian cymbals, fiber rollaway case, heavy duty covers, all accessories. Worth $894 retail Private sale price: $450. Phone 966-1316 or 743-2407 after 6 p.m. weekdays. Anytime weekends. News ° Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Lake. Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff, Lamplighter spinets. option to buy. RO 3-5020. Sun. 1Mon. and Thurs. 9-9. 5731 N. Centra Av., Chicago. 1143 GREENLEAF, WILMETTE Immed. S.E. Wilm. Northwestern Sta. North 256-0167 South HY 3-1500 Daily 9:30-5:30 Mon., Thurs. 9:30-9 St. Johns 432-2510. Daily CO. 6-0200 WAREHOUSE SALE—300 PIANOS RENT A PIANO $5.00 A MO. JENSSEN—CABLE—GRAND New Spinet—88 Note Wurlitzer Spinet 10 Used Grands Steinway-Baldwin-Mason-Hamlin Used Spinets and Consoles fr. 38 Practice Uprights-Players fr. $ 7 Mon. and Thurs. 9-9 Sun. 12-5 AM 2-20 FIELD’S 7315 N. Western, Chicag« samples. 1795 Pianos and Musical Instruments TODAY YOU CAN RENT A BRAND NEW BALDWIN ACROSONIC PIANO /Your choice of finish and style /Completely maintained and serviced free by us /AH rental money paid applies to purchase FOR ONLY $15 A MONTH KURT SAPHIR PIANOS Spinet and Professional Women—Household Women—Baby Sitting Men—Business ona” Professional Men—Household Men and Women Men and. Women—industrial Sporting Goods and Equipment Trade or Barter Travel—Share Your Car Tree Trimming Trucks -and Trailers—For Sale Toys Typewriters—Business ~ mare vei Office and Store Equipmen ss a iy aRepairing & Refinishing anted To Rent— Apartments Board and Room Furnished Apartments Furnished Houses Garages Houses Light Housekeeping Rooms Rooms Share Houses and Apartments Pianos and Musical Instruments INVITES YOU TO ATTEND OUR FIRST STOREWIDE SALE FINAL WEEK Save with confidence on our custom rebuilt, fully guaranteed pianos. Here are a few examples of our outstanding values: Chickering yang Cable gran Vose & Son Ivers & Pondz Mason & Hamlin Baldwin grand Above are just one of a kind LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS See the Fabulous new Kawai grand from $1,495 and up. New Kranich & Bach grand from $1,395. Tremendous discounts on all new _ spinet and console models as well as_ floor Mortgages Cleaning Instruction Situations Wanted— Students ADVANCED METHODS OF PIANO INSTRUCTION Taught in my home Northbrook 272-7824 Grand 29 1-4201 GUITAR—BANJO—AUTOHARP Varied styles taught by performerinstructor Bog Gand. It’s Fun! Village School of Folk Music. 945-5321. Rental OR RENTAL Davis St. Evanston BUTTONS, BUCKLES AND MACHINE button holes. 24 HOUR SERVICE. Belts, Pleating. Complete stock of metal zippers. VOGUE FABRIC SHOP 722 Main St. UNiversity 4-3034 ALpine IN PIANO PIANO LESSONS Advanced student will teach beginners and intermediates. $2.00 per half hour lesson. Near Shermer and Glenview Roads, Glenview. 724-6586. FRENCH HORN TEACHER Beginning or advanced students for private instruction. Highly qualified. William Mercier. Call AL 6-2383. JOHNSON EQUIPMENT Co. YOrktown MONOGRAMMING BELTS, BUTTONS AND Ae Same COVE ore WITH ae ERT PLEA Na. MARY ANN FoIEKS & WOOLENS, INC. 626 Church, Evanston DAvis 8-3984 Golf Mill Shopping Center, Ph. 824-9212 POPULAR UNLIMITED FOLK, CALYPSO, SING-ALONGS. Any occas. Tod Turl, 30. HI 6-1715. Oakton, KRUGMAN LESSONS STAGE COACHES, HAY-RIDES, Pony Rides, Fire Engines, Surries, sent anywhere. Or have your child or adult partv at the Country Boy’s barn. 634-3633 after 6 p.m. and weekends. full, $4.50 1110 Inc. 8910 WAUKEGAN RD. ALTERATIONS _ INTERESTED IN A GOOD STEADY going business. Oniy 1 day a week per : nth required to maintain present Please M.G. MILDRED olstery Shades—Blinds—Awnings Instruction Home or Studio Classical if desired AM 2-4045 By the WANDA BROTHERS Children’s party, club, stage, etc. Ask for Dan, ALpine 6-1148 Equipment Rug and U Rummage. Schools and b hdo Productions, 23 Storage POPULAR PIANO HOWARD DIAMOND OF HIGHLAND PARK ‘“‘Your entertainment specialists’ party marquees— —entertainment— dance floors—car parkers—lighting “One call does it all” ID 2-1240 PLANNING A PARTY? HAVING A DANCE? Get the best. JOHNNY GILBERT and his Society Orch. We_ specialize in wedding receptions. Phone GR 5-1261 MAGIC and Musical FOR YOUR CHILD’S BIRTHDAY! with TINY TRAINED ANIMALS, mystery, wonder and legerdemain. A mature professional entertainer 4 at a VERY MODEST PRICE! “MR. NORMAN’’—256-3033. Open Daily 8 to 5, Sat. 8 to No charge for Sunday — 30 MAGIC PARTY or Retired Man Soe Seure of business. - 4444 for details. DRAWN OF YOUR GUESTS. MAKES a great conversation piece for each of them to take home as a souvenir. Dick Rindskopf LE 17-1895, Wheeling Moving Real nee tot Loans and Roofingand Siding JACKSON MOVERS & STORAGE We specialize in- moving, packing. Large or small jobs at reas. rates day or night. Exp. men. UNiversity 4-2662. CARICATURES 3748 ates 21 29 Entertainment HANDBAG AND LUGGAGE REPAIRING PERSONALIZED GREETING CARDS drawn, lettered and colored by artist for Christmas, birthdays, gags, etc. 1 to 500. Call Eleanor, 824-8780. Gifts ‘or Sale orcycles—Go Carts Morkea and Storage Musical Instruction Notices Office and Store Equipment Painting and Decorating Persona Personal Service Piano Tuning Pianos and Musical Instruments Piumbing Printing Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For Sale Radio - TV - Hi-Fi—Service & Repair Real Estate For Sale Apartment Buildings Business Property Cemetery Lots ond ond Crypts Condominiums Co-op Apartments Farms—Acreage—Estates Houses Houses by Area Industrial Investment Properties Out of State Resorts Summer and Winter Homes and Cottages Town Houses Trades and Exchanges Vacant fae | Wtd. to Buy partment Buildings Wanted To Buy—Houses WANT TO BE AN INSTANT HIT AT YOUR NEXT PARTY? Reasonable prices, work guaranteed KAEHLER LUGGAGE SHOP 1421 Sherman Ave. DAvis 8-0744 340 LINDEN AV., WILMETTE, ILL. (across the street from the “L*) Goo 107 108 108A Household Goods—Wanted To Buy In Memoriam Interior Decorating Jewelry and Jewelry Repair Lawn Mower and Tractor—Service Loans and Investments Lost and Found Mobile Homes—Campers— Utility Trailers Miscellaneous Sale iinediinnsetin--Wented To Buy WE ATE PARTY SELLING TWO andsome early English matching ests, circa 1780. Fine condition. $375 . Or will separate.....Some other ues. UN 9-0288-eves till 10. Air Conditioning Household WHO? anston Historical Society, 225 reenwood. Choice items from. the attics and cupboards of Evanston. Service— ip Wantea— and Professional Women—Household Women—Baby Sitters Women—Industrial Help Wanted— Men—Business and Professional Men—Household Men—Industrial Help Wanted— Men and Women Household Home Service Household Appliance— Service and Repair SAT. NOV. 4TH, 10 A.M.-4 P.M. THE INDEX Park Herald * Deerfield Villager STEINWAY GRAND McCALL 3811 Western, Chicago CO 17-7564 WURLITZER SPINET PIANO Good shape. Light wood. Must sell. 947 Ridge Ct., Evanston DAvis 8-4487 AMPEG GEMINI I AMPLIFIER 1 Jensen speakers, tremelo and revert} 20 watt r.m.s. 40 peak, 2 channels les than one yr. old. Best offer. Call Dan} OR 3-3879 after 5:30 p.m. CONOVER GRAND BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY $700. 328-1967 GUITAR TEACHER WHO BUYS I quantity has few classical guitar elec. w/8’’ amp. Up to 40% disc. A tuned, adjusted. Mr. Narrol. 272-8129. Steinway Grand, Ebony 5 FT. 10 IN. $1,500 Must sell. CR 2-6664 PAN-AMERICAN GOLD FINISH S¢ prano saxophone. Rare. Sacrifice. $1 Surplus USQMC Hanes Key of D flu $35. 945-0847. VIOLIN FINE 60 YEAR OLD BEA tiful European instrument. Guarne model, very lovely Italian tone. or offer. Call 491-1199. WASHBURNE Bhan hd CONSOLE PIANO 9 yrs. old, excel. cond., ALpine 1-0286 * Highwood Herald ~ Nov. =. 2, 196 �= 37 Pianos and Musical Instruments Drum Set: 4 Pc. Red Pearl, . $150. GOOD CONDITION. Call after 4 p.m., ALpine 6-1425. Hamlin VERY Grand WANTED: TUTOR TO TEACH ish in the evening. Student some Spanish. Call DE 6-5906. Piano EXCELLENT CONDITION. $1,500. OR 4-0573 HOME GIBSON 12 STRING B-45-12 Hard shell case 144 months old, AL 1-9433. BANJO: 5 STRING LONG NECK. Handmade Stamm, $125, Case included. Geared fifth peg. Good action. AL 1-6635. UILD ELEC. GUITAR AND VOX student amp. Made by Gretsch. Exc. cond. 1 yr. old; plus ‘access. (case, cord, strap, books, wax) $235. 272-3652. BUNDY M4 YRS. tion. With CLARINET OLD. case. PERFECT $75. HI 6-7425 PROFESSIONAL black diamond best.offer. Call CONDIafter 5. DRUM SET, 8 PCS., pearl. Sharp. $400 or after 6:30. VE 5-1841. MPLIFIER WITH 5 INCH SPEAKER and 3 tubes for $15 or best offer. Call after 4:30. 945-4665. Baby Grand Piano for Sale. BEST OFFER after 5:30 p.m., RO Call 4-3348. LARINET LEBLANC ‘‘NORMANDY special’? made in France. Excellent condition, with ae 4 zy. CELLO AND 2 VIOLINS; 1 FULL sz., other 142 sz. Exc. cond. String music avail. Pvt. party. oe 6 p.m. and weekends. UN 4-104 OING AWAY TO SouioaE: 66 Fenderbassman, like new Gibson E B 2—D; Turner and Shure mikes. After 6 p.m. VE 5-2927 or VE 5-2955. LAMARGUE LARINET, Both PIPHONE $115 new. offer. Case EBONY perfect WI Call HI SPINET PIANO —38’"’ TALL— 5-0900 after 5 p.m. BASS GUITAR AND BASS _ -AMPLIfier. Excellent condition. $150. Originally $300. ALpine 1-5215- Venture's AND Mosrite Guitar CASE. SUNBURST $225. 831-9554. 5 - COLOR. Piano Tuning ZENKER'S PIANO CO. TUNING—REPAIRING WE SELL NEW AND USED PIANOS (FORMERLY CONCERT TUNER SALZBURG FESTIVAL, AUSTRIA) 125 W. Devon Av. ROgers Park 4-7607 Honest Craftsmanship PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR GEORGE E. NEWQUIST ert Tuning Checked Electronically PT SERVICE CRestwood 2-1112 TOUR FrIAnO IIS AN INVESTMENT TECT IT! Expert tuning Ta rebuilding; a KEN SW ‘ET, Associates, UN 4-7407 PIANO TUNER Schools and and Hud- THUMB Learning Therapist And EXPER. In helping under-achievers, poor readers, and_ children w/learning pe. Jane Sweet. M. Ed. . appt. only. 1322. MUSIC Weer ats OF a ag mae NSTRUCTIONI ACCORDION. GUITAR, NRUM PIANO, BANJO, BAND INSTRS. nstruments furnished for 6 week trial program. 945-1322, 807 Waukegan Rad. after 12 WILMETTE DRIVING SCHOOL Licensed by State of Illinois Behind wheel—$7.50 an hr. driving— classroom free. 529 Main St., Evanston. UNiversity 9-4774. ov. 2, 1967 2734 W. Touhy, Chicago FREE ESTIMATE PH. 274-6601 EDWARD RECHTORIS ROOM ADDITIONS—REC. ROOMS CUSTOM KITCHEN REMODELING SPECIALIZING = QUALITY peg 4 FREE ESTIMAT 272-7951 QUALITY Free WICKES HOME Evanston Review FREE 51 ESTIMATES VE INSURED 5-0262 Room additions Rec. Rooms Kitchens er rooms Bathrooms ormers Free Estimates Gladly Given Deal direct with owner—no salesmen Once job is started, completed WITHOUT DELAY CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors WE OFFER A COMPLETE SERVICE for every type of building remodeling Ceramic Tile — Vinyl Tile Work Concrete Work — Walks, Steps, Footings Roofing and Root Repairs Tuckpointing of Chimneys and Walls No matter how large or how small the work, we will be pleased to figure it. CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION CO. . 22 Green Bay Road, Winnetka John B. Clausen HILLcrest 6-2100 Structural Engineer Mrs. V. Short PArk 4-7786. Deal With Lauer Const. Co. AL 1-1254 831-4767 HOME OWNERS AVAILABLE NOW—THE MANPOWER and equipment to give you a quality built addition or interior sage ean work. Free estimates, fully bonde and insured. 20 years experience. Northbrook, Eve: Call Tom KITCHENS OUR plans RECREATION ING. Exterior Henry Dier BOB BILL GATHERCOAL Carl AL 1-0225 PLASTERING the North Shore for 23 years. PURTELL & CO. New. Box Construction 84—Northfield HI 6-5400 NEW COMPLETE REMODELING, tile homes, additions, kit., baths, work. roof repairs, concrete work. UALITY CONSTRUCTION CO. FREE ESTIMATES CRestwood 2-4429 BYRON FELTON CONSTRUC. CO. Building and Remodeling Kitchens, Bathrooms, Family Rooms, Additions, Ceramic Tile, Floor Tile Winnetka 446-3268 GEORGE AND GEORGE CARPENTERS eS ne t George Do It’’ Phone Ehistwood 2-2530 or 1458 REMODELING AND CARPENTRY Paneling, Porches, Windows, Etc. 15 yrs. experience. Do own work. C. Gosser AL 6-0789. * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News M 55-1115 & insured, 869-7305. Lawn BRICK LAYING G E NERAL MASONRY—CHIMNEY repair. Fireplace rebuilt. Tuckpointing. Glass blocks and concrete work. Ramp Co. 281-8810 or LI 9-4515. LARS H. LARSON Remodeling and Repairing I treat your home like my own. Since 1950 Phone 698-2407 CEMENT * Glenview SMALL Call anytime, WORK AT Birou, Announcements Call for and free Mower and Service and repaired. ERNST W. DAISS & SON PAINTING AND DECORATING Wood finishing—paper — INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR 1530 Spencer Av. : ALpine 1-6344 Painting, Paper Hanging» 38 yrs. on N.S. Interior, Exterior. GOOD PREPARATION CLEAN, NEAT WORKMANSHIP M. Garrett 328- G. FLO.N. DECORATORS ~ PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, : Wood finishing : Free estimated. Fully insured. —; 5-5625, Days; CR NEAT Call Decorating DISCOUNT 328-2136. its GReenleaf INT. wall — M PLASTERING AND SERVIC TERR . DAvis 8-7687 5-3048 AND EXT. PAINTING, floors stripped and 7 WALL wees. = furn. stripped, all wood stripped. free estimate. Call Don Rice, Renee REASONABLE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR ing, washing, paper hanging. an experience, guaranteed, work. GR 5-3255. LIVINGSTON ; rae er PAINTSursee-.. ck ins PAINTING Complete decorating service paiies yorkmen Fully Seas A 8-5004 Free Sateneny ; Painting and Decorating —fe INTERIOR AND Henry Dier ee Por wood EXTERIOR : CR 2-2938 : _ PAINTING perf-a-taping, finishing. Fully ins. 566-8068. aueee METROPOLI DECORATORS. IS THE experienced TIME workman TO CALL offering AN on finest in painting, paHon. dieas all washing. Expert preparati easonable prices. Call Mac. UN 4-9638 PAINTING pering a AND DECORATING. PA- — speciality. Residential work. | Exterior and interior, 20 years on N.S. Guaranteed work. Prices man Engstrom. UNiversity reas. 4-5944. - EXPERIENCED PAINTING, Poca rating, porer Be Fully ins LOWEST S. Call Mai UN 9-0794 = ON 9-1013 a KNOLL’S PAINTING/DECORATING and Remodeling Service. 2710 Appletree Lane, 272-0464. Northbrook, Ml. KURT GRONAU PAINTING AND DECORATING ESTI- | mates. CRestwood 2-1557 after 5 p.m. EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR ~—_ R. $45 864-0059 it a PAINTING AND PAPER es FREE ESTIMAT PAINTING WE HONOR ALL MIDWEST BANK CREDIT CARDS ““‘We know that you will like us.’’ be 4- -_ DECORA HANGING, INTERIOR INC. Min. 2 bdrms. Insured. Exc. COMPLETE DECORATING SERVICE finest, TROY MAINTENANCE GR 5-6020 AND All work Hawkins Free WALL WASHING aemmabaaceane ss McDON’S DECORATING INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Est. No. Shore refs. on Business 274-7042 BROS. SPECIALIZING IN FINE Residential Painting and Decoratin INTERIOR EXTERIOR Painting : Painting Paper hanging Masonry Painting Staining Thorough Preparation—Best Materials. FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED 17-0737 3 Generations on North Shore : = Fe Res. 262-2471, OUTSIDE SPECIALTY 25 years on the North Shore. Insured. Free Estimates Call evenings, 267-1551 * Northbrook Star ¢ Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter at 3 Service PArk Decorating NOW Fall Special eo coverings, wood imitations, creative : design and mural work. eae Also doing exterior work. 283-1984. ‘ Estimate SUB. DECORATORS, BEST CLearbrook 9-0495 LOUIS WESSERLE & SON TAN Shore SONS Decorating allpapering, For 46 Years BEDROOMS AND Complete 478-5955 spray, WHAT BETTER RECOMMENDATION? No gamble with your decorating problems if you consult one of our experts. Mr. Hauber PA 9-5437 Mr. Schmidt CR 2-4268 Mr. Eckert AL 1-1199 J.M. ECKERT DECORATING CO. OFFICE TEL. LO 1-5437 NORTH WORKMANSHIP. Wagemann. 2-2217 Serving the North 537-5448, a PArk 48009 a LAURITZ JENSEN Tractor— Free Eves., materials. Reas. price. Free estimate. washing, Fully estimate. Insured BJORNSON Work CEMENT CONTRACTOR DRIVEways, walks, steps, patios. repairs forms. Basement waterproofed. Serving North Shore customers for 48 yrs. JOSEPH KNEIP ALpine 1-2618 ORchard 3-3174 OR coated Painting Fully GLASS BLOCK, STONE mney repair and tuckpointing. Alfred J. Stevens OR 3-0360 TUCKPOINTING AND CHIMNEY repairs, window caulking. Free estimates. Satisfaction guaranteed. PARISI BROS. 489-2574 rates. GUTTER 251-6187. WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL TYPES OF painting. Ind. attention and needs will be met. Color matching and color continuity as part of the painting. Neat, clean workmanship in all phases of painting and paper hanging. PLASTERING BIG FALL estimates. SPENCER DECORATING HESKETH Concrete All work performed by A-1 craftsmen, Fully insured. Average room ind up. Wash average size room $15 up. 3 flight stairwell, p $90 and Wallpaper $6.00 and up per roll. ba Benjamin Moore’s paint. JU 8 (bus.) or 561-9373 (res.) PAPER MOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED Milwaukee Ave. north of Glenview Rd., next to Tollway Bridge. WEST GARDEN VA 4-6146 SCHNEIDER & FALASCO Metal lathe ceilings and _ patching. ALpine 1-7119 ALpine 1-3047 53 SPECIALIZING IN INTERIOR WORK. PAINTING CLEANED, REPAIRED AND REPLACED. 272-6796 D ROOFING CO. GUTTERS cleaned, PLASTERING AND PATCHING REMODELING GReenleaf 5-6762 446- 5955 CONSTRUCTION Boll CUSTOM GR FOR Free | 478-0136 4-9423 ROOFING NOW | PAINTING Gutters’ and Downspouts 724-9704 SPECIALIST WOOD OR FORMICA cabinets—countertops. VIETS Ill. estimates. TILING Glenview ALL WORK EXPERTLY DONE AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN WE GUTTER CLEANING When all the leaves have fallen—call us to clean your gutters! Call 272-4928. 57 ROOMS. REMODELand interior painting. CRestwood 2-2938 KITCHEN IN Downspouts Wilmette Gutter Service Carpentry, Cabinet Making SPECIALTY and Rd., and W. L. PRINCE Gutters and roofing. Carpenter. Tuckpointing and Cement Work. Phone 446-4746. 56 REMODELING No Job Too Small 4-1272 Gutter and Downspout Service All type Roofing ‘‘Serving the North Shore , 25 yrs.’’ E. F. BASSING ORchard ' 5-4030 OUT Floor and Wall Tiling GLENVIEW PA Complete Installed TUCKPOINTING Waukegan SHORE Northern Eagle Roofing Co. cleaning. Chimney Repairs Waterproofing Caulkin Brick Staining Bidg. Chedsiing Leaky Basements Bldg. of ai Descriptions Insured Emil J. Birkenheier O 6-1800 1328 CRestwood GUTTERS CLEANED UN 7-8636 BATHROOM NORTH REPAIRED, PAINTED, COMPLETE roofing and sheet metal service. Fully insured. Free inspection. Free est. CALL REMODELING—ALTERATIONS IMPROVEMENTS You Name It—I Do It Carpentry-Plastering-Cement Tuckpointing-Masonry-Painting-Etc. John M. wae ALpine 6-0120 r 677-6661 REMODELING - REPAIRS ~ Complete and TILE GUARANTEED NOT TO WASH in shower area. And Save 20%, On Kitchens Bedrooms Bathrooms Porches Room Additions Dormers 30 years on the North Shore QUALITY WORK Gutters 24 hr. Emergency Service 867-9199 Repaired INTE SUPERVISI Trimming. NEW AND OLD LAWNS REPAIRED nursery stock; complete maintenance service. 20 years on the North Shore. Franchi Landscape Service. CR 2-2611 replaced and repaired sheet metal and roofing CERAMIC Fertilizing, Michaels MARTINEZ LANDSCAPING Lawn and tree service, sodding, seeding, black dirt and tractor service. A free estimate call 537-6232. GUTTERS R & L Roofing—Sheet Metal IMAGINATIVE DESIGNS REALISTIC PRICES J. Decorators _ PAINTING Planting, Lawn work, Sodding ORchard Building Maintenance and Repair Gutters All types Telegraph Rd., Deerfield (1,000 ft. north of Rt. 22) COMPLETE LANDSCAPING EVERGREENS, TREES, SHRUBS Walter — EXPERT PAPER--FABRIC HANGII Fully Insured Free Estim TULIPS. DUTCH GROWN BULBS. Large select bulbs that will give you prize winning flowers. Varieties offered blooming from late March into June, all with colored pictures so you can choose your garden combination. Now at sale prices. Plant now before ground freezes and save. Fertilizer at 20% off. BEZDEK’S FOR BULBS. 2246 Wilmette Av., Wilmette. 200’ north “of the intersection of Crawford and Wilmette. WINTER Is COMING—PROTECT your garden. We deliver black soil— humus—sand—manure—covering hay. We remove debris and are Tree Removal Experts. Well aged firewood. Jim Beinlich, The Firewood King. Vernon 5-1195 CONTRACTOR COMPLETE REMODELING AND REpair. Large jobs or small. Do own work. Free estimates. FHA financing. North Shore references. 272-8680. LUMBER) after 6 p.m., BEST PRICES NOW ALL-RITE HOME PRODS., INC. Estimates UN 4-2224 BR 3-3370 CUSTOM CABINETS. FREE EST. Remodeling; additions; new homes Howard’s Cabinet Shop. 272-3829 - REMODELING SEGGER CONSTR. CO. 348-4852 REMODELING GENERAL IMPROVEMENT (DIV. OF WICKES Serving NURSERY SCHOOL (Licensed by State of Illinois) Creative half-day_pogtams for you pre-school child (ages 3-5) 2612 Central St. 9-5565 YRS. VISIT OUR FACTORY SHOW ROOM TUCKPOINTING—STUCCO—REPAIR AL 1-3372. R. W. Linster or PA 4-0840. ENROLL NOW FOR FALL SESSIONS AT 20 ALL WORK COMPLETELY GUARANTEED . Bathroom Remodeling . Roofing . Siding If you want Quality and Workmanship—Call: 250 Skokie Blvd. Day: 835-3327 2727 Crawford, Evanston. BEAUTIFUL FACILITIES. 3 ACRES of property. Full and half day arrangements. Age 212 through 5. Hot lunches, arts and crafts, dancing and foreign language. 19 yrs. of exp. Licensed ek ye Call ‘A 8-7065 OR YO 6-7065 ASSOCIATE. Save By Buying From A Distributor Rooms Professional EXTERIOR CLOSE PERSONAL 945-078 | “OUR TRAINED STAFF DOES. THE ENTIRE JOB FOR THE FINEST IN: . Kitchen Remodeling . Room Additions Rec. 2840 hie DAVID N. PADDOCK FALL PLANTING Stiller Bros. Nursery And Landscape Service KITCHEN CABINET-VANITIES COMPLETE WOOD AND FORMICA KITCHENS Contractors FOR 5s Gardening and Landscape Service—Plants and Shrubs YEWS—BUSHES—EVERGREENS Visit our nursery and save Direct Factory Distributors Improvement Basement . Dormers IT’S TIME 54 Freshly Dug Shade Trees EVERYTHING NEW BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL INCLUDING KITCHEN SINK (and stove, refrigerator etc.) Northfield Bldg. and Const. Instruction Tiny Tot Play School TOM Home Gardening and Landscape Service—Plants and Shrubs Inc. “WICKES repair; appraisals; bought and sold. Wil., Winn., Glencoe, Evans., preferred, 475-7254-Fred Kenil. son, Jr. 7 and 54 Kitchen Salon SPANkonws 446-5079 CABELLERO GUITAR. Will sell for $85 or best included. 675-2066. WHITNEY Builders FOR B FLAT; condition. Bullders and Contrectors MAINTENANCE— EXTERIOR OBOE STUDENT MODEL. BEST OFFER. Call ‘after 3 p.m. OR 4-0755 EKO SOLID BODY BASS GUITAR AND BALDWIN BASS AMP. WILL SEPARATE. CALL VE 5-3611, between 8 and 10 p.m. ria 60 Instruction TUTORING— EXPERIENCED ELEmentary school teacher’ will help children with reading problem. Call Mrs. Collingwood, 729-3409. BALDWIN-HAMILTON GRAND piano, 5’2’" mahogany, $650. VErnon 085 Mason Schools ‘oni FIRST METHODIST NURSERY school, 1630 Hinman, Evanston. For 3 and 4 yr. old children. Mornings or afternoons. UN 4-6181, GR 5-8413. as: es _ AUTOMOBILE HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits — you in the Want Ads. Turn — to Classification +200 this Paper! * Highwood Herald in Clesified 3 eg �Roofing and Siding IF YOU HAVE : SUBURBAN A ROOF Cail ALpine ROOF Home PROBLEM 1-0377 'TREA'TING Floors SERV. ed or recovered. Chimneys — tuck pointed. Gutters painted and meshed. -__ _ é NORTH Free Est. Tile—Slate—Asphalt FREE GUTTERS and DOWNSPOUTS _. ALL WORK GUARANTEED £. F. Bassing ORchard 5-4030 Tree Trimming EXPERT TREE REMOVAL US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE any removal problem you have. Our men are experienced and insured n all phases of tree removal. Modern aulic equipment at your disposal with the know-how to back it up. Also A er stump ding. _JIM BEINLICH—The a Firewood coe er LICENSED RALPH COMPETENT Conference Road 4-1300 ‘4HOMAS J. LYNCH TREE SURGEONS IMMING, SPRAYING, FEEDING, ree surgery, modern equipment, trained operators. Our 51 years of experience in treating North Shore trees is available by phoning. Mem: bers National Arborist Association ___& National Shade Tree Organization. crest 6-4380 COMPLETE ccurate ange jio VErnon TREE CARE diagnosis of late fall elm dispatched crews. H. A. Morrison, g. ‘ mming, 5-0514 SERVICE. tree troubles sprays now. 437-4080. Arborist Spraying, Tanning Feeding. Fee a Removal TREE REMOVAL 724-3990 MAINTENANCE— INTERIOR island RANGE HOODS hoods for wall conting. shapes finest . 654 All and available. types colors. mount Des Plaines, 296- _CARPENTERS-KEEP US BUSY! rienced in all types of difficult : truction. Call us Now, we are for work! No job too large or small, ask for Bob. Enlarge or fix . . . Call OR 6-1076. WOODCRAFT SHOP Carpentry-Cabinet Work-Repairs _ Material for Home Craftsmen le Av. tween ENTRY, Davis UNiversity and Church REC. ROOMS, 4-6462 PANEL- built-ins, closets, shelves, and ‘all of work. Reasonable prices. Call an, 328-3050. CABINET . : SPECIALIZE ICIAN; CHICAGO LICENSE; . and bonded. Print, equip. hookup. . and com, wiring. Air cond., htg. ch. hookup. OR 3-2864. 65 Floor Refinishing and Covering — in the finish of your choice Dark floors are our specialty Ay estimate CRestwood Bob’s 2-2699 Floor Co. HAVE YOUR FLOORS PROFESSION. y stripped, waxed and polished. Hopes, offices and industrial, Free _ estimate. Glen Hall, 825-0446. HEIGHTS FLOOR Tile, wood floors. waxed, buffed. Reasonable. 66 a - 74 Free LAST 7 WEEKS REUPH. SOFA—$39 plus fabric; CHAIR $19 plus fabric; SECTIONAL—$24 ea. plus fabric. COMPANION SALE-CUSTOM FABRIC SLIPCOVERS-CHAIR— $12 plus fabric; SOFA—$22 lus fabric, 142 Price DRAPERY Sale. CARPETING from $4.69 per yd. Work guar. FREE estimates, terms avail. CHESTERFIELD INTERIORS Div. of Chesterfield Uvholstery, Inc. Call 677-6350 Replacement, Gas er Humidifiers. 2-0355 Home ACME SAGGING in Conversion Free estimate 537-9083 4—Classified 75 with sagproof ° Wilmette Life RD., NORTHBROOK 272-3273 * Winnetka Talk COMPANION; refer- EXPER. AND RESPONS. SECRETARY avail. for home secretarial and steno service. Business, statistical, legal, student work. 729-0919. BEAUTY COUNSELORS CAN HELP you with Christmas bills. Join us in a profitable fashion career of your own. Call PArk 4-2499. COOK ONLY: EXP., REF., LIVE-IN; adults. Must have exc. wages, working cond. and other exp. help. Write Box 939, Evanston, IIl. NURSE EXP. OVER priv. duty, specializing care IN BRINGING LIVE-IN HELP FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND NEED A MOTHER’S HELPER, A cook or nanny? Ask about the NEW security in getting your own competent, willing help from Britain ... GUARANTEED and BONDED TRAVEL REIMBURSEMNT. Call Miss Ht ge Div. DAY Door to door bus transportation excellent North Shore references. CALL MISS MO Ontario 102. LI- RELIABLE BABYSITTER for infant or pre-school home. Exceptional care sonable rates. 729-4969. MATURE sit. 103. * Glencoe Ne ws * Glenview an Call TO BABY Mrs. Wood, Situations Wanted—Men Business and Professional Male 104 Nurse to Care TRAV- 8-8841 and _ nonTop. Refs. GReenleaf 5-0743. WINDOW, WALL WASHING AND interior and exterior painting, gen. housework. Also any type of work, storms put up. 477-0726. WALL WASHING, PAINTING, WINdows washed, floors cleaned, stripped, waxed, furn. stripped. Attics and basements cleaned. Don Rice 864-8846. GENERAL CLEANING SATURDAYS only. References. Prefer Wilmette and Winnetka areas. 873-2387. MAN WOULD stores in the ences. Call GR 105 LIKE evening. 5-0283. Sit. Wtd.—Men and Women and DOROTHY PARKS Evanston Available For Experienced She rir KEY CLE RECEPTIONIST * Northbrook Star © Highland Park Herald NOS StS PUNCH RKS Work in The Loop or Near Your Home and Enjoy Interesting Work While Earning EXTRA $ $$$ Call 86 9-7234 Informatio or Come in and Register Wit Whi te Colla Girls of America, Inc. 708 Church Stree Suite 221 Evanston, SALON ‘ * Deerfield Villager | Engineering Clerk PART-TIME PERMANENT PART-TIME OPE} ing in our engineering departme Diversified assignments requiri some typing. Salary commensura with ability. STOP IN OR CALL PERSONNEL DIRECTOR Barrett Electronics Corp. Rd. Northbroa 272-2300 328-7622 FOR NORTHSHORE BEAUTY in Winnetka. 446-0490. Lake Forest Lamplighter *, Lake Bluff Lamplighter. Temporary Job 630 Dundee PLACEMENT Grove $ $$$ Professional Are you a trainee? Just a little experience? Or lots of experience as a keypuncher and looking for more opportunity? Then see us now! Never before so many well-paying jobs in the area. No fee to you. See 627 To Work and Earn Wanted—Women KEYPUNCHERS!! 60611 Put Your Experiencé TO CLEAN Good refer- COUPLE WOULD LIKE OFFICE AND factory cleaning; day or night. Honest and dependable. North Shore. References. Ph. 864-0319. Help Professional For Additional DALE’S STUDENT SERVICE INC. DAvis and ONLY 34 EARNING DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS For TO Situations Wantew—Men Household An agency w/students students for any type work. and 4-5258 after 9 WANTS hour. 272-0509, Northbrook Business or 475-1800. Announcements WOMAN $1.00 WILL SIT age in my given. Rea- MALE PATIENT. WILLING el. Phone 529-2564. OUR EXCELLENT CLEANING WOMan who is thorough and devendable has every Mon. and alternate Tues. only UN Sitting CARE OF CHILDREN IN MY censed home. South Evanston. 475-3744 Howard Employment Agency free. Call Wed. a.m, Baby FOR my HOUSEKEEPER—CHILD CARE DAY WORKERS STAY OR GO 273-4849 LIKE WILMETTE: WISH TO CARE child of working mother in licensed home. AL 1-6419. 4-6656 Chicago, Sit. Wtd. Wanted—Women For the Holidays CHILD CARE FOR VACATIONERS. Also Wknd. proxy. Eve. sittings. Future bookings. CVompl. Carge. Call 251-1726 before 5 p.m. If ‘out call again. ARMSTRONG: St. refs. 874-4795. EXP, WOMAN WILL COOK DINNER 4 eves. weekly. Holiday cooking. Will do day work. (Winnetka, Northbrook and south.) Box T-481, Box 60, Wilmette. EXPERIENCED, CAPABLE, SWEDISH speaking lady desires cleaning 2 days a week. $20 a day. 445-6331 after 6 p.m. NORTH SUBURBAN TRANSIT & EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, INC. 218 E. IN Will parents RELIABLE WOMAN WOULD baby sitting. Call GR 5-0283. WORKERS WIT H Excellent 20 YRS. in infants. during WANTED: COOKING AND HOUSEWORK EXPERIENCED DA 8-3077 107. 17 N. State—13th fl. Chgo. 60602 Serving employers since 1955 : children HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT WILL BABY SIT AFTERNOONS. 869-2166 New. "FIRST" ST 2-54 *Polly Dunn Overseas for LIVE-IN MAIDS $35 WK. AND UP Jamacian girls. We advance trans. costs. Jessie Jean Employment Service, 2350 Madison, Chgo. 829-0654. Situations Wanted—Women Household LIVE-IN Chicagoland’s oldest European Domestic service. NO bonus, no sponsorship. NO FEE until you actually choose your girl. These are some of the available domestics: English 21 yrs., mother’s helper Belgium, 31 yrs., nanny Caribbean, exp. 27 yrs., domestic Grenadian, exp. 30 yrs., housekeeper Tobagonian, exp. 29 yrs., domestic English, 18 yrs., mother’s helper Dominican, 36 yrs., domestic Scottish 19 yrs., mother’s helper Brazilian, exp. 30 yrs., Houseman English, 26 yrs., mother’s helper Plus about 30 more to choose from. steel Draperies and Slip Covers— Custom Made 1623 TECHNY NURSE; diabetics; relief nursing; good ences; will travel. Can drive. Please call GR 5-1702 repairing. DA 8-0446. UPHOLSTERING Draperies — Slip Covers Decorator Fabrics R. V. McFAUL APPT., AL 1-5350 TWO FORMER SECRETARIES WILL do typing at home. IBM Exec. and Std. typewriters, carbon ribbons. PA 4-2515 or VE. 5-2438. Except Sat. REPAIRED SALAD BOWL OR GRAND PIANO YOU NAME IT-BIX STRIPS IT 1024 Emerson, Evanston 864-3878 Service Evanston Review home, SOFAS BIX STRIPS ANYTHING - MIDWEST RELIABLE WINDOWS CLEANED GUTTERS CLEANED MAKE the TYPING DONE AT HOME. EXP. IN business and thesis work. Scientific subjects my _ specialty. IBM _ typewriter. Student rates. 491-9352. FURN. SERVICE CHRS., webbing. Expert furn. Upholstering. Call anytime. 255-1131. _ M & B SHEET METAL Heating and Cooling. Furnace Cleaning Furniture EXPERTS IN ALL TYPES OF FURNIture refinishing, repairing and reupholstering. 1,001 fabrics. Free est. 1328 Sherman, Evanston. 864-8983. Machine scrubbed, Home or office. Heating and Air-Conditioning House REFERTuesday, PROFESSIONAL SECRETARY will give sec. service and do typing jobs. IBM type. Letters, Manuscripts. Perfection is my policy. HI 6-3480 HOME TYPING SERVICE Manuscripts, tapes, letters, misc. Experienced Dependable Reas. rates. 272-8680 NEED A GIRL FRIDAY? Experienced efficient secretary. Available 3 days per week. Prefer Mon., Wed., Fri. Phone 724-5197.._ - HOME; EXPERIENCED WOMAN: ences; clean; iron; Monday, Thursday, Saturday open. Call HU 3-5797 vacation. 869-7900 MILFORD OVERSEAS ‘INC. 708 CHURCH ST., EVANSTON DEL. GUAR. Custom HOS- MY THURS- Call for appointment and make your choice. All paper work handled by us. SLIPCOVER SALE SERVICE estimate. and REUPHOLSTERY HOL. AND European Domestics RENT Upholstering, Repairing Refinishing FLOOR SANDING AND REFINISHING _ Free FOR OPERATOR: IN reasonable. 724-2953. WISH DAY WORK, MONDAY, day, Friday. Call UN 4-3851. EXPERIENCED TYPIST WILL DO TYPING AT HOME, HAVE IBM ELEC. TYPEWRITER PARK 4-3834. 101 Service JOHNSON EQUIPMENT CO. 3748 Oakton St.. Skokie. OR 5-7400 I WILL CLEAN YOUR TACKED DOWN carpet for less than anyone else without sacrificing quality. 873-2387 or 288-0830 Service RICAL WORK 743-5597 sonable Rates—Free Estimates epairs —Alterations—Remodeling ormal 100 amp. service—$120. £ SHAMPOOERS SWITCHBOARD T-467, Box 60, ALL HOUSE UN 4-0981. PRACTICAL SHAMPOOERS and FLOOR POLISHers for rent. ACE RENTAL 8910 Waukegan Rd. YO 5-5080 M.G. CUSTOM teeeetng, room addition, drywall, sement and work of all kind. Call UN 4-3604 Electrical BEAUTY WILL TAKE pital calls. Township ALpine 1-5697 CARPET CLEANING FLOORS CLEANED AND WAXED PArk 4-0749. 24 Hr. Answering Service 251-5737, night AL 1-6709. CARPENTERS TRIER Bill's Cleanup Cabinets, bathroom vanities, forfons, complete kit. remodeling. TALLY i SHOP, SERVICEMASTER or and sizes. These are VENT-A-HOOD Graceland, CARPET, FURNITURE, WALL AND floor cleaning professionally done. NYLONS, ACRYLICS, POLYPROplenes, cotton, wool carpets clean beautifully with Racine. Walk on immediately. Rent Machine. Glenview 0a Glenview and Greenwood. 724- Carpentry—Cabinet Work Outstanding Professional Rug Cleaning Serving the NEW Free Estimates Lady — Part-Time EXP. SECRETARY. GOOD SHORThand and office skills. 3 day wk. Evanston or North side. $3.00 an hr. Write T-482, Box 60; Wilmette. Rug and Upholstery Cleaning NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE Repair — install carpets. Home or plant. Over 31 yrs. exp. Free est. Associated Rug & Furniture Cleaners 743-8744 ~ CLAVEY TREE SERVICE _ TRIMMING—TREE REMOVAL : STUMP REMOVAL PArk 9-2279 HOME Mature WALLACE BUILDING SERVICE Shampoo carpeting. wash walls, wash windows, strip floors and wax, and we paint. Call 869-8156. 72 Situations Wanted—Women Business and Professional ‘RECEPTIONIST. light typing. Write Wilmette. WINDOW WASHING INSIDE, OUTside. Last call for storm windows put up; wall washing a specialty; fully ins. Call Mac. UN 4-9638. ARE YOU PREPARED FOR WINTER? I sell and install high quality aluminum storm windows, doors and jalousies. 328-0941. emoval. Power stump removal. ALpine 1-0945 100 DONE Help Business GERMAN SPEAKING HOUSEKEEPER or governess, 5 day week, live-in, phone HI 6-6493 between 9 and 10 A.M. Tuesday through Sat. references; TV HOUSE CALL $4.95 (B/W) Evenings 7-11, all day Sat. and Sun. or cash and carry for 20% discount. FORDHAM TV, Wilmette. AL 6-1209 solved. ROOMS WASHED, APPROX. $70. Windows washed and polished. All around yard work. DA 8-5945 after 7:30 p.m. B AND J CLEANING SERVICE. Windows, painting, gutters, yards. 10 ears on North Shore. Free estimates. onded and insured. 491-1194. 107 Wanted—Women Household IRONING Radio—TV—Hi-Fi—Service and Repair 5 ; PArk THE FIX-IT MAN small household problems DA 8-2735 or 475-0352 Situations 81 EMPLOYMENT BINT., work up. GUTTER CLEANING, $15 Call Ron, 272-5348. SYNNESIVEDT Tree : Your 101 COMPANION, HOUSEKEEPER, nurse. Experienced, drives, will travel, have good refs. Lindgren Emp. Agency, 811 Elm St., Winnetka. Call HI 6-1047. The L&S Service 477-0726 5-1195 & ASSOCIATES, INC. Member of National Arborist _ Association and International Shade 3602 Glenview Service ESTIMATES 729-3374 WINDOW, WALL WASHING, exterior painting-also any type and general-housework. Storms 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE INSURED WAXING 729-2286 Household Appliance Service and Repair SEWING MACHINES—ALL MAKES repair, bought, electrify, sold. New and used at low cost. Guar. work. Free pickup. Skowron Agency, Millen Hardware, AL 1-3060 or 736-1670 eves. SEWING MACHINE REPAIR All makes and models, Clean, oil and adjust. $3.00. All work guar. Scott Bradley Sales and Service, 486-1784. WALLACE CLEANING SERVICE Wall washing, carpet cleaning, office and store maint. comp. cleaning for vacant homes and apts., low prices. For free estimates call 864-3946. King VErnon Polished SHORE FLOOR Glenview Jim's Wall Washing FLAT DECKS and 'TUCKPOINTING eas e 76 Cleaned Waxed, ar or asphalt shingles, repaired, treated or replaced. Flat decks coat- Service PART-TIME WORK EVENINGS AND SUNDAY IN pleasant musical atmosphere. Gener office duties.—includin switchboa and cashier. Call 827-1151. KARNES MUSIC CO. 9800 Milwaukee Av. Des Plai * Highwood Herald Nov. 2, 196 �7 Help Wanted—Women Business and MAY BY NORTHBROOK—NORTHFIELD 11 Charge Bookkeeper, sm. off. imal Hospital Receptionist Pceptionist, learn new switchbd. rl Friday, Medical office hyroll trainee, lovely new office d Jr. Executive, no steno cy. to busy buyer, light steno ctaphone—Secy. to V.P. GLENVIEW—OLD $600 $400 $400 $500 $450 $400 EVANSTON—WILMETTE betor's Office, Reception pception, order taker, no typing ec. Secretary for Top Director Pronnel, Aid Manager. type cts. payable. Rec., 35 hrs. ctaphone Secy. in Sales 9-5 bod typist for variety job 8:30-4:30 bokkpr., Recreational org. 9-5 hicago office LAB ASSISTANTS $500 $410 $390 $450 $450 350 $400 OPENINGS interest in Must be FOR PEOPLE Pharmaceutical high school graduate—1 or 2 years college training in biology or chemistry desires. STENO MUST HAVE GOOD Shorthand desirable dictaphone. $400 $425 $600 $450 $425 $415 4 $55 SP 4-2828 "FORD" WE HAVE AN INTERESTING OPENing for a young woman interested in Public Relations work. Must have jt shorthand and typing skills. ormer experience in advertising, publishing or public relations would be desirable. Research. $575 $475 $425 $490 $410 $390 $450 DEERFIELD—HIGHLAND PARK ain to aid busy market Exec. $515 cy. aid publicity manager $575 rsonnel records and variety $465 teresting production dept. variety $425 pservatonist for salesmen 9-5 $400 ain for public contact spot $375 MORTON GROVE—SKOKIE irl office, variety pPceptionist, train for switchbd. stomer service, light typing bmpose letters for sales mgr. blic contact, light steno aid mgr. Pypunch trainee, no skills 1 hice general office variety SECRETARY WE HAVE with an ORCHARD ec. Secretary, V.P. in Sales rsonnel Assistant to train To Pceptionist, front desk showrm. les ofc., variety, light steno bneral office, no typ., 34 hrs. © Phone, public contact 9-5 gures, detail, variety, no typing The CLERK-TYPIST PHONE TYPING SKILL. but will train on Good starting salaries and many company benefits including low-priced cafeteria and pleasant working conditions. APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE 8:15 a.m? to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway Skokie ORchard 3-3200 Equal ONE IF Opportunity Employer LEWIS EMPLOYMENT 1€18 Office Megr., typist Sales Secy., no steno Sr. Typist, supv., others Figure clerk, typist Legal dictaphone secy. Dictaphone secy. to V.P. Answer phones. type, sales ofc. Order dept. typist Teletype op. Legal dept. trainee Learn purchasing. type Receptionist - typist Recept. trainee, older, Old Orch Genl., ofc., type., no exp., nec. Clerical, It. typing 600 500 480 450 450 440 425 415 415 400 400 390 350 350 350 Saleswomen trainee Salary Life ins. and mutual funds Programmers, 360 or 1401 Supv.. bkping., or math bkgd. 4 editors, college Proofreader trainee 500-800 Full charge bookkeeper N. C. R. bookkeepers Accounts Payable or rec. Accounting Clerk trainee 585 450-525 390-450 425 File clerks Key punch, school or exp. Clerical trainees Straight switchboard, no typing 350-450 350-450 eg T THE SHORE NORTH DAvis 8-6880 OLD ORCHARD, North End ORchard ASK SKOKIE pub. Typists for 5 day 2020 1. z. 3. 4. sibilities. Excellent benefit program includes 3 weeks paid vacation and tuition reduction for employee and TO o DUTIES contact, top $550 to $475 loc. FOR contact, V.P. It. typing, $390 no steno Per Month 6 to 9 months experience, alpha, numeric verifier. Permanent; fine working conditions. Expanding new data center. Excellent starting salary, merit rated advancement and fringe benefits. 3742 hour work week. CALL C. C. BOYER, 869-2300 dependent children. Employee parking available. Packing Corp. of America 1632 Ov. me Chicago Ave. Evanston Personnel Department PEDIATRICIANS NEED RECEPTIONISTS 1812 Chicago Avenue, Evanston GREET PATIENTS, ANSWER PHONE, some typing, filing. Must have own car. Openings for full and part-time. lease call ALpine 6-0834. An equal opportunity employer 1967 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe EARN $100 TO $150 WEEKLY as waitress in Wilmette restaurant: daily except Monday; experience not required. ALpine 1-6621. News °* week, from 9 a.m. increases activities 2 APPLY Monday through Saturday — : 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m SUNDAY | p.m. to 5 p.m. excel- JELE LY Pee CORFE 5555 WEST TOUHY AV... SKOKIE, ILLINOIS to 5 p.m. An RIDGE AV. EVANSTON Ph. 864-6050 ext. 220 All Qualified Applicants Welcome PARENT? Equal Opportunity Employer ae STARTING SALARY TO who is qualified to work for suburban firm. Age 19-30. FREE. ONE this WE NEED days per St., Evanston EMPLOYEES 1, 2, 3 OR week. Hours 9-6. CHALET NURSERY, 3132 Lake Ave., Wilmette. 4 Has fine positions available for the woman interested in typing. We have Clerk-typist, Dictaphone, and Secretarial openings for qualified typists. Our National Com-— pany is located in Downtown Evanston, close to all transportation, Apply today if the idea of having congenial co-workers, the best in benefits, and a fine starting salary appeals to you. Besides working in a modern building’ and having the newest equipment to work with, you also will be able to take advantage of our lovely cafeteria. For more information regarding these positions, call Mr. Holtz. He will be happy to set-up an appointment for you at your convenience. Washington National Company 1630 Chicago Avenue An Equal Illinois Opportunity Employer Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter ! 475-7900 Evanston, © brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400 Washington National Insurance te i Sec'y. to Sales Manager $500 CAN ALMOST CERTAINLY HELP YOU FIND A POSITION WITH Better hours More convenient location Better pay Better use of your skills EMPLOYMENT SERVICE NO FEE Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by Appt. 636 Church St., Evanston CITY OF EVANSTON GR 5-3100 KEYPUNCH OPERATOR EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Small, congenial offices offering a variety of respon- and Mik ihe TO TREASURER to $550 lt. Steno, age open. $175 with and without shorthand, and typists. salaries AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION INTERESTING WORK WITH CHILdren permanent, part-time position. Approx. 3 3/4 hours’ per. day. Applicants must be in good health, between the ages of 30-55. secretaries starting N- Promotional opportunities Purchasing Clerk SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD Interesting opportunities are now available in our aca- Social GOOD TYPING REQUIRED IN THIS position which has lots of variety. Figure aptitude and interest in details essential. Some business experience helpful but not required, Lot 9-1 142 Jrs. and Srs. Top North location SECRETARY Good skills, Secretaries ice : 8 Paid holidays lent potential for advancement. Shorthand required in only one of these positions. TOUR GUIDE TRAINEES AUTO. RENTAL Rg pe GENERAL OFFICE TRAIN NO TYPING, NO STENO, NO MATH. 307 Howard St. 475-1800 or 273-4849. Secretaries offices ful. Good Professional STENOS FEP isi Scheduled SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE OPENINGS with requirements ranging from 1-5 year’s experience. Some college help- Bldg. Parking SECRETARIES VARIETY OFFICE Lt. typing, public Operator Dictaphone and . WORK WITH YOUNG MEN "ON THE WAY U . ASSIST ENGINEERS . GREAT SPOT FOR BEG] NERS OR SOMEONE WITH EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE PREFERRED. BUT will train high school graduate in this important phase of business operations. Good typing speed required. Howard Employment Agency 100% research West Accounting Clerk SINGLE ST. THE MEN YOU Saeed CHECK OUR MEN’S A RECEPTIONIST and of OFFICE EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR recent High School graduate interested in the accounting field. 1 year’s college accounting or equivalent courses helpful, Learn to prepare financial reports and other basic accounting procedures. Good starting salary and opportunities for advancement. Keypunch Wanted—Women NEW Westmoreland At Help Business WOULD WELCOME THE OPPORTUnity of discussing with you the many opportunities now available, your future prospects with American, and our complete fringe benefit program, including Health and Life Insurance; Profit Sharing and Retirement Education Plan and Employee Discounts. We have openings for: WE and Northwestern University business 425 2-1! 142 SUITE 226 IN THE demic, 700 5 “L’’ in the BANK BUILDING AMbassador SERVICE Orrington 700 600 550 550 540 500 500 433-500 475 475 475 433 1737 HOWARD PUBLIC you. 9-5. FREE. 107 Professional A GOOD COMPANY TO GO WITH A GOOD COMPANY TO GROW WITH Alll Secy to Medical Dir. Secy., to Chairman of Bd. Secy to President Secy., personal bkping. Bank secretary Secy to Marketing Mgr Lt. steno., like figures 3 secy’s.. yg., Old Orchard Secy, assist in Purchasing Public relations secy. Learn advertising, secy. Jr. secy, It. steno and AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION SUBURBAN POSITIONS 100% FREE TO YOU! GIRL OFFICE YOU LIKE VARIETY AND contact, this is the job for Typing needed. $450 to start. Are Wanted—Women Business Oldest Employment Service Outside Chicago's Loop Following Help 107 Professional MARQUART (2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) An and MARQUART YOUNG WOMAN CAPABLE AND interested in handling detail work. Must be accurate typist-speed not essential. WAUKEGAN REGISTER Business The ORTON GROVE 5945 DEMPSTER ABOVE SUN DRUGS YO 5-2400 YOU Help Wanted—Women 107 . Professional Has Openings for Women in the Following Areas: EMPLOYMENT AND and G. D. Searle & Co. 100°, FREE JOBS EDENS Wanted—Women Business "FORD" ETWEEN Help 107 Professional Classified—5 74 �107 Help Wanted—Women 3 Business and Professional =? North Shore's - Finest Jobs a AUTHENTIC LOCAL ON THE GO" WITH WORKPOWER, INC. (YOUR OPENINGS eceptionist Office GENERAL : ye Girl Office Secretaries Stenographers Dictaphone Operators Typists Key Punch Operators Bkkprs. — Hand or Machine Switchboard Operators Varied Clerical Work All Office Skills ‘Publi c¢ Contact TYPING - Figure Clerk Buying Dept., g.o. -Reception-swhd. _ Teller Trainee ccounting Clerk il Girl - Computer Trainee JOBS Workpower, Inc. FREE : North Shore Personnel 636 Church Street EVANSTON — ROOM EVANSTON—839 PERSONNEL HAVE MANY NORTH firms that NEED you. pend on experience. FREE. SHORE Salaries Church St., Evanston AND .L:P:N. hitt npn and .FOR working pia “at UN 11 -TO. conditions, vybenefits. 4 TRAINEE EMPLOYMENT 1618 400 Call Mrs. salary 7 SERVICE Orrington DAvis 8-6880 SECRETARIAL WORK Some dictation and general office for architectural firm. Excellent working conditions. 272-4310. ‘Enright 100%, FREE No experience Handle all details in a one office. NO SHORTHAND. Personnel Trn. to . . $800 Some public contact exp. typing—no shorthand. Needs bright, personable, tary—greet No clients. train area. Light European Reception FREE -. Doctors Helper... $520 Brand new Will office. No exp. Downtown Exp. Evanston. 35 typing. train, No hours light .. .$360 have Will train recent grad with sec- Will train recent retarial course. Open Evenings, Saturdays by grad with If you can’t come in, 1612 Chicago Av., UN 945-4950 SHURE Good working environment, starting salary and advancement opportunities. 3712 hour work week. Excellent fringe benefits. Pre-employment tests given to assure effective placement. CallC. C. Boyer, 869-2300. Packaging Corp. of America Av. Evanston SECRETARY EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Chicago Av. Evanston GIRLS, INCREASES DON BROTHERS, FEMALES (1 Block SH 3-1600 North CLIFF EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St.. Evanston $425 — No phone Rd., Deerfield, brownlie personnel 708 Church 328-3400 Chicago 7S. Dearborn St., Switchboard Operator IDEALLY LOCATED NORTH SU urban manufacturer (near publ transportation) is looking for a individual to work as a switchboar operator and receptionist. Must ha PBX experience. You will be worki in our newly decorated receptic lobby. Excellent starting salary pl many fringe benefits é Dempster, PHOTOCOP Evanston UN 9-90 IS LANGUAGE A PROBLEM FOR YOU? DO YOU LIKE FIGURES OR CA you do light typing? We have seve openings for people with Bi-Ling background even with limited co mand of English.Fees are paid by t employer. CLIFF Evanston AVON SALESLADY-WINNETKA OPENING! Top Christmas Earnings CALL TODAY! Chgo. 583-5147 EVANSTON Sub, 965-32 HOSPITAL Has Outstanding Opportunities Available: ACCOUNTING Position capable CLERK, 8:30 to 5 P.M. available in Accounts Payable division of Accounting high school graduate. Some typing and figure aptitude. EKG-BMR TECHNICIAN KEYPUNCH Opportunity 6 mos. exp. for req. OPERATOR, person with knowledge Evening shift, full time. MEDICAL year college train. 2650 for and ability 4 P.M.- 12 MID. of Alpha-Numeric RECORDS keypunching. TYPIST Will train competent typist to learn medical terminology. nh sible for typing medical case histories. 8:30 to 5 p.m., Mon.- APPLY Dept. 8 TO 5 P.M. Technician position available to woman with one to work effectively with patients and public. Will PERSONNEL Pai respon- DEPT. Ridge 492-4600 TYPISTS WHITE GLOVE GIRLS CLERICAL DENOTE: COMPETENCE SKILLS EXPERIENCE 69 W. Please call or come in to see us 5550 N. Elston Ave.: 775-6000 Evanston; 636 Church St., 864-8200 Washington St., 263-5144 Morton MANPOWER TEMPORARY HELP An equal opportunity Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter Z 332-52 Suite 6 EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St. Evanst DRESSES, SUITS AND COATS. EXPErience nec. 5 day week, no evenings. Top salary plus commission and all benefits. Interviews confidential. Call Miss Miller, HI 6-6000. Loop: TIME 945-4950 BEING INTRODUCED BY OUR counsellors to our many friends makes job interviewing a comfortable and interesting experience. Come in and let us help you. FREE EXP. BOOKKEEPER FOR BUILDer’s office. 9 to 5, 5 days. Salary open. Must drive. €. D. JOHNSON Co. 2860 White if iF Northbrook E oe oe FULL ly in person THE PELL COMPANY 332 Park Av., Glencoe 667-51 Room 5 2100 let our fingers do your walking. Evanston WOMEN’S Old Orchard Prof, Bldg. AMERICAN Employment Service 625 Deerfield Inc. WORK 475-350 Room 34 Fee Murp SECRETARIES SALESWOMAN 8-9000 If you can’t come in, please register by phone. brownlie personnel by Sacra- DA ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY WITH some office skills and own transportation is needed by AAA company to act as receptionist in_ their new _airconditioned front offices in the local area. Excellent company benefits and unlimited potential. For Figures? WE HAVE SEVERAL POSITIONS onen for peonle who have a flair for numbers, and are accurate. If this is you and you can do lignt typing (or even if you can't) call us. at Lifesavers, TEMPORARY Evanston 1609 Sherman Receptionist eae ST., EVANSTON 9-9800, Ext. 335 St., INC. of Howard mento) or Months Locations STIVERS BROWN 222 HARTREY Disbursement Audit Clerk EVANSTON DOWNTOWN Chicago AUTOMATIC Weeks, Convenient SHURE 729-3000 EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 East Lake Av., Glenview An Equal Opportunity Employer 1632 Days, ELECTRON- FOR for appointment. SOF, FORESMAN & CO. 708 Church 328-3400 Deerfield 625 Deerfield Rd. 6—Classified register ASK Interesting Assignments OF MANY POSITIONS OPEN IN _ THIS field. Will train beginners. ery dependent on experience. FRE Evanston BR 3-2155 9-9510 Crocker teletype or keypunch Appointment Service please 2 sec- MURPHY Employment Mrs. Anybody or trainees. 3 Jr. Secretaries to $450 course, Call ENJOY TOP RATES i LIGHT ASSEMBLY IC PARTS INTERNATIONAL SALES NEEDS high school graduate with good shorthand skills. PRIVATELY OWNED STATION. Known for good music, news, weather, personal interviews. Answer fan mail, requests for announcements, phones. Clip press releases. Guide visitors through station. $433. Free. IVY Personnel. 4770 N. Lincoln, BR 50400, 7247 W. Touhy, SP 4-8585. typing. Must 2 a 9 A.M.TO FREQUENT RADIO STATION GIRL FRIDAY week. 3 Jr. Secretaries to $450 retarial CLERK CUSTOMER ACCOUNTING DEPART: ment needs woman with bank experioe! to handle deposits. High school grad. 1301 exp. Evanston location. years exp. or trainees. skill STENOGRAPHER TEMPORARY Key Punch Operators Typists Clerk File Clerks Dictaphone Operators Machine Bookkeepers COME ONE! COME ALL! ASSEMBLERS HIGH typing GENERAL FINANCE CORP. Bookkeeper 8 Key Punch Exp. benefits. 8 Key Punch Tab Opr. Trn. ... $375 CASH Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Winter ls Approaching! Good Transportation Will Be Important to You. Shure Is Located Close to the CTA and Evanston bus lines. Work in our lovely, modern building Transportation to our door. Good salary, good benefits. Hours 8:30 to 4:30. typist. _ 4 Gen. Office Airline Pub. Relations travel. Excell. good Evanston office. NEEDS School graduate with good to learn credit procedures. 107. GALS SOME WHO LIKE FIGURES SOME WHO LIKE TYPING . Secretary Switchbd. Recep. . $400 Beautiful experience. Will office. DEPARTMENT GALS, 2 Dictaphone ... $425 $550 Plus CLERK-TYPIST CREDIT 1632 . 9 File Clerks .... .$350 secre- Executive Secretary Plush girl 0-1 yr. experience. Advertising Agency SECRETARY EXCELLENT POSITION FOR WOMAN with at least 2 years college and good secretarial skills to work for Directing re Must have excellent spelling ability ‘ Packaging Corp. of America 5 Figure Clerks .. . $411 Light SECRETARY LANGUAGE SECTION OF THE EDItorial Department needs woman with excellent Secretarial skills to work in Spanish, French and Latin. Should have at least 2 years of college. Pleasant environment. Executive office, national corporation, 3742 hour work week, good starting salary with merit rated advancement. Fine fringe benefits. Pre-employment tests given to assure woe placement. Call C. C. Boyer, 869-2300 . Girl Friday ... .to $500 necessary. BI-LINGUAL Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Professional DESIRABLE POSITION REQUIRES good typing, shorthand skills. Some previous steno or office experience. - Whether you've had years of experience or are just a beginner. You Here are just a “‘Selective Placement Service.”’ - @an qualify for our few of the jobs we have selected. | Tour Guide Trn. and HIGH SCHOOL GRAD WITH ABILITY to work with figures. Light typing. Position offers excellent training in —" computerized accounting sysem OUR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE needs an intelligent person who enjoys public contact and has the ability to deal with people. We will train you to interview, test and place job applicants. LEW g ownlie personnel 70 AV. Arlington Heights 1806 Northwest Hwy. 602 328-7466 CHICAGO 107. Wanted—Women EDITORIAL If you have the experience, you ‘‘count’’ with us. Register in person for temporary assignments in our customers’ offices—days-weeks-months. ersonnel Secy. rvice Repr. : all Office Church Secy. ublisher, G.O. ceptionist hool Secy. ial Service 5 eral Office af fag ie Trainee ALL SERVICE) NEW HIGHER RATES NO LOOP ASSIGNMENTS $ Trade Assn. arketing hool Orchard NO ow TEMPORARY OFFICE JOBS Corp. dvertising Help Business “BE A GAL SECRETARIES resident. Large Sales V.P., lic Relations 107. Business and Professional Grove: 965-1695 SERVICE employer. Highwood Herald Nov. 2, | �Help 107 Wanted—Women Business and Professional DICTAPHONE OPERATORS typing EVANSTON 518 273-5180 EDITORIAL ASSISTANT ANNOUNCING CLASS IS NOW BEING FORMED for our complete REAL ESTATE TRAINING PROGRAM. Instruction in all phases of Real Estate principles will be offered which will enable you to qualify for your Illinois state license. You will also receive practical Real Estate sales and _ field training. A career both challenging and rewarding is available to you | TODAY. Call for personal interview. HOMEFINDERS Highland Park ID 3-4333 UST BE SKILLED IN BOOKKEEPing and typing. Salary commensurate with ability. Howard-Western area 465-1121 brokerage firms on exciting LaSalle st.! & HAVE POSITIONS FROM MAIL clerks to exec. sec’ys. for top investment firms on La Salle St. Age open, FREE. brownlie personnel ELL-ESTABLISHED REAL ES. tate office. Light typing; shorthand not required. Pleasant working condiene Call for personal interview. 729- REALTY CO. Rd. Glenview. WHERE IS SHE ? ? That talented, mature, warm office executive secretary with typing and reception skills to join our havony office force? Carlson Bldg. DA 8-5212. woman over WANTED 30. CLERK-TYPIST Hours almost any situation. Wages suggestion. Call OR 4-4770. DIVERSIFIED to fit open to Counter Cleaners, COLBY’S Blvd., Northbrook PART-TIME woman Youngren’ Bros. 1852 Willow Rd., Northfield HI 6-5112 established for experi- "ORDER TYPISTS CLERK-TYPISTS FOR BILLING, TRAFFIC, AND PRODUCT DEPARTMENTS FILE. CLERKS INVENTORY CONTROL CLERKS STENOGRAPHERS Excellent starting salaries with paid life insurance, stock purchase plan, hospitalization program, An Equal Opportunity Employer program. KORHUMEL A STEEL National Steel 2424 Oakton Apply in person . 2, 1967 MUST be good in customer phone contact work and have ability to handle detail. Good salary with excellent future for right person. Generous pag Hae discount. Call Mr. Lambert, Excellent positions in fine working enviroment with Evanston nage = Following positions available enced, mature wome and sion POSI.- CITY OF EVANSTON GR 5-3100 Customers’ Service Dept. OR & ALUMINUM Opportunity Byrne. H. M. HARPER 8200 Lehigh YO 6-6000 Av. CO. Morton Grove N 3-4100 pen- SMALL top benefits PLUS GOOD SALARIES IS_' THE motto of this firm. A number of positions available immediately for the eet or experienced. Age to 55. FRE brownlie aes St., 7541 LEWIS EMPLOYMENT Orrington NATIONAL company has SERVICE DAvis 8-6880 RETAIL immediate FIopen- ing for right party interested in finance. Experience preferred but will train right individual. Good starting salary. liberal company benefits, For interview contact Mr. R. Hasenmiller. GENERAL ELECTRIC CREDIT 3740 Dempster, Skokie. 675-2990 An Equal Opportunity Employer CLERK STENOGRAPHER with the Village of Winnetka. cette opportunity for a woman intereste in challenging and varied duties as a clerk stenographer. working Winnetka offers pleasant conditions, excellent fringe benefits, and career opportunities. Contact Tom Nelson at 446-2500 or stop in at 510 Green Bay Winnetka. Air cond. office, many company benefits—Free Coffee. Age no barrier salary open, Call lg . Gellerman; 276- COUNTER 1700 WELL CLERKS STARTING SALARY $75 PER WEEK for laundry and dry cleaning office in 1-8322 Conner Wilmette. Call AL Laundry and Dry Cleaner. CHEMICAL in person COMPANY Winnetka Rd. An Equal Opportunity No: Employer ing position and he will 9 re: train you. $450 mo. to start. Free. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster PROGRAMMER WONDERFUL SUBURBAN St., Phowe ards. 9-3520 PLEAS- Hours 8:30 to INTERNATIONAL Evanston Da 312-621-6071 collect. Mr. Rich- EXPERIENCED TYPIST FIRST NATIONAL BANK | 3 TRUST CO. OF EVANSTON An Equai into new Orchard DAvis 8-8100 Opportunity ORDER REQUIRE aptitude Employer CLERK PLEASANT VOICE AND for figures. We are moving office Shopping faciliies Center ber. Please call Mr. 0500 for appointment. MURPHY DIV OF An Equal at | O mid-Novem- Rottluff at MO | 4- MILES AMERICAN Opportunity OIL CO. Employer. BUYER TRAINEE HANDLE INVENTORY CONTROL and reorder buying. Fast growi concern. Opportunity for rapid vancement. Call 8-0100 COUNTER WOMAN — 3 DAYS PER week, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. No experience necessary, will train. ONE HOUR MARTINIZING 1728 Sherman Av., Evanston DA 89756 FOR AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERK | 5 day week. Convenient to. all transportation. Usual em oyee benefits. Apply Personnel Off Evanston PREFERRED, OPPORTUNITY IBM 360 Programmer in the Chicago loop area for those with two years BAL and Cobol experience to develop on line real time applications within tah total information system. Star salary $9,600. Plus pension, pr sharing and other company benefits. 800 Davis St., Evanston SERVICE UN BILLER TYPIST Av., and Light typing required for this interest- SECRETARY Interesting and enjoyable position as secretary to manager of small manufacturing firm; bright, capable young woman with varied office skills; able to assume responsibility and be a self starter; congenial working conditions; salary commensurate with experience. For inverview 674-9680. THE pt. a NYLOK é6° W. Morse Ave., Lincolnwood. ROTARY in following: has a nurse to assist him medicall and set up the appt. schedule, res patients as they arrive, take phone messages when he is out of the office of all trades. J you can type and do light shorthand and you would enjoy squaring things away generally in a small office, we have just the opening for you. Age open. Salary to $500. 1600 Rilge or apply BORDEN 966-0700 ant working conditions. 4:45. Excellent benefits. come of the THIS POSITION IS MOSTLY PUBLIC contact. You’ll be the receptionist evs travel service will completely train you to greet those who are planning to travel, help them with schedules, secure airline and other reservations. Light typing req’t. Benefits include travel privileges. Free. MISS = PLACEMENT EXPERIENCE any DOCTOR'S GIRL FRIDAY 1-5100 No Fee. hours 9-5 Sat. by appt. 636 Church ton Mystik Tape Div. OF ACTIVE, Please about Call 446-4000 THE N. WESTERN MODERN, employer STENOGRAPHER FILE CLERK CLERK TYPIST TRAVEL—$450 MO. RESERVATIONS RECEPTION THIS salary. talk to us established growing company has position open for bright young woman Tt who is a self starter and enjoys tail work and responsibility. Previous loan experience not necessary; we will train you. Conveniently located modern air-conditioned office. Company benefits incl. profit sharing. EMPLOYMENT FIGURE CLERKS 1618 starting CLIFF Evanston DO YOU ENJOY WORKING WITH figures? We have many interesting positions open for girls who have an aptitude for figure detail. Experienced or will train. To LARGE nance DEPT. 274-8100 opportunity We are interviewing now for several interesting positions available immediately. We offer convenient loca pleasant modern surroundings. Ex lent benefit program and a g WILL 49 | -0600 LOAN equal OFFICE OPENINGS” 6028 DEMPST WE NEED A GOOD TYPIST! FOR OUR PRIVATE SECRETARIAL OPENING, SHORT-HAND HELPFUL. COMPANY Corporation Service Center Street, Evanston, Ill. to Mr. William Bosworth. Miss An EMPLOYMENT RO FOR ACCURATE TYPIST in sales dept. You’ll enjoy pleasant working conditions in modern offices, cafeteria on premises, paid Holidays and vacagroup insurtions, bonus half-days, ances, and Profit Sharing Trust Fund. 18 MIN. FROM EVANSTON BY N.W. RAILROAD major medical liberal Ill. 1771 Howard Street Il, GENERAL OFFICE MANAGER INC. Personnel Department FIRM 273-5180 benefits, BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. Service Davis Street 518 excellent 8:30 to 4:30, 5 day week. Employer CHICAGO Ill. Employer Northbrook, Rd. Opportunity Employer Contact cafeteria, assign you the important tasks of recuiting, testing and hiring their clerical employes if you’re_ nice appearing, interested in a career, and have some college training. Personnel background not necessary. Must be willing to handle heavy interviewing and testing of both male and female job applicants, Typing for your personal use. Fre at POSITION Shermer An Equal Opportunity CLERKS average figure aptitude and — enjoy detail work. Pleasant | working conditions, company TIME Evanston, EVANSTON SECRETARY 708 Church 328-3400 Equal IMPORTANT OPENINGS nested box k' SERVICE NO FEE Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by Appt. 636 Church St., Evanston FULL Equal Evanston, Av. SPARE Av. Professional now if you have better than — CAREER IN PERSONNEL Order Typist CLF Skokie National CULLIGAN We consider this to be an excellent ground-floor opportunity for a young lady with good typing skills. Generous profit sharing and. a chance to learn the business. 1001 An 1637 MEDICAL PREFERRED. POSI- AT OUR INternational Headquarters. Stimulating work atmosphere and wide variety of have duties. Age open. If you shorthand and typing skills and are interested in working near your home, just call your Culligan Man, Rich Lorig. 272-1000 Trainee In Brokerage House EXPERIENCE Chicago Chicago An Insurance Company 1630 YOUR and We Have Openings For You = Washington National 1630 tion open for a man or woman to printing learn to operate various including the Offset and machines, Multigraph. Excellent chance to acquire a profitable ond interesting skill while working in a Company that offers extensive benefits and good starting salary. Must have clerical skills and a career interest. Call MR. REASNER at 475-7900 for your appointment. Washington USE Wanted—Women FIGURE Insurance Company EVANSTON HOSPITAL 2650 RIDGE EVANSTON PRINTING TRAINEE TO DEPARTMENT FAMOUS NOT Help Business to advantage by earning extra money? We have a limited number of openings for women with good typing skills to work five nights a week from 6 to 10 p.m. Good starting salary and excellent working conditions. Call Mrs. Hall at 475-7900 for an appointment. For information call: MISS DICKENS, 492-4600 PRESTIGE tion available for young woman yith ood typing and clerical skills $378$411, dependin on qualifications. ~ SECRETARY Prefer AND WHY NIGHTS INTERESTING 107. Professional EVENING WORK HOUSEWIVES available to Ill. reg. nurse or to care for peritoneal dialysis pete Gy Would be on call _ for emergency admissions on evening or night shift. Salary commensurate with experience. AN and PART-TIME postion HAVE Wanted—Women Business BASIS P. M.'s AND WE SECRETARY PUBLIC RELATIONS $575 MONTH INTERESTING, St., Evanston WAITRESS 491-0600 institution will train you as secretary to the director of public relations. You’ll meet many famous contributors, help arrange social and fund raising affairs. An interesting position. Free. MISS PAIGE. PLACEMENT 966-0700 6028 Dempster ONE GIRL OFFICE DOETSCH Service Davis Street Help Professional ON-CALL EMPLOYMENT but CLIFF knows where the jobs are knows what the employer wants, saves you time, saves you trouble, saves you shoe leather; costs you no money; call us at UN 9-3520 Cliff Employment Service 636 Church, Evanston LARGE GIRL FRIDAY 10 Greenwood s/b) if you are looking for a job no doubt you can find one for yourself! NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 2 aoe ag DEPARTMENT 812 ChicagoA Evanston An Equal Gunartunity Employer 08 paren (no COMPLETE TRAINING Seated at reception desk you'll be first to welcome doctor’s patients as they come in. Tell them to be seated till doctor is ready, then show them in. You’ll answer phones, sets appis., keep medical files straight. Doctor will train a beginner. Says you should know typing but he is _ mostly interested in nice attitude and your willingness to learn to be a good doctor’s girl. Salarv open and HI. A open, too. Free. IVY Personnel. 4770 N. Lincoln, BR _ 5-0400, 7247 W. Touhy, SP 4-8585. ROOFREADING EXPERIENCE Minimum requirements one year and B.A. degree in English with thorough knowledge of spelling, grammar, and usage. Responsibility of proofing universit official publications for typographical correctness and editorial consistency. No writing or clerical skills needed. Liberal benefit program includes 3 weeks paid vacation and tuition reduction. FOR callers DOCTOR'S RECEPTION TRAINEE 274-8100 employer Jorthbrook R 2-1774 pmane tactfully turning away people whom your busy employer cannot see, reminding him of meetings § and conferences, checking reports that are sent to client companies. Salary potential excellent. Free at BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. Personnel Department Howard Street An equal opportunity and and or HAVE © PUBLIC CONTACT? accurate typing ability? Then you'll love the excitement and_ variety involved in taking charge of reception duties for well-known research scinetist. You’ll greet and screen all visitors 107 Wanted—Women NURSE-REG. ENJOY 5-65 wpm. Free insurance, baid holidays, excellent transbortation, free parking lot, ompany cafeteria, paid vaation, outstanding pension lan, lovely new building on oward Street, 8:30 to 4:30, day week. 71 Help Business $410 MO. RECEPTION TYPIST surance Company needs exberienced transcribers with -2. years experience, 107 Help Wanted—Women Business and Professional Excellent starting # salary. Mr. Stuart 273-2910 MEDCO HOSPITAL SUPPLY 2222 Main, Evanston } Eves. Call 869-6620 EXPERIENCED CASHIER WANTED: CONVENIENT FOODS, 1618 EMERSON ST., EVANSTON, 328-4601. CASHIER Excellent opportunity in interesting atmosphere. Will perform normal cashiering duties associated with discharging of patients. Will be in continuous contact with the public and patients. — Excellent starting salary Good working conditions Opportunity for salary growth Fine employee benefits 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. through Fri. CALL PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT LAKE FOREST HOSPITAL 234-5600 Evanston Review ° Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff tha thi Classified—7 �he Help Wanted—Women a Business ALERT, "% : Sy iate DICTAPHONE—Typist S (Editorial) KEYPUNCH ETARY—transcribing (Sales) , CLERK TYPIST—(Adv. Production) _ Pleasant working 8:30 GIRL GIRL WHO CAN conditions to 4:50 1740 FLEXOWRITER—TYPISTS 1 Howard Street _ An equal AV. EVANSTON 869-2580, Ext. 416 Equal Opportunity Employer Personnel Department 274-8100 employer 1771 Howard An ~ CLERK TYPIST SENERAL OFFICE work Evanston and attention to ene detail. vacation and tuition reduction. THWESTERN je UNIVERSITY RSONNEL DEPARTMENT cago Avenue Evanston Equal Opportunity Employer _ An ~~ KEYPUNCH TRAINEE EVANSTON DOWNTOWN new data center, Permanent. Fine Packaging Corp. of America Evanston Av. interesting for 3 ter Good a variety career. roof-reading, of some writing. writing ability staring salary, magazine SS PAIGE Dempster GENERAL FINANCE CORP. | 1301 make- above average benefits. An excellent opportunity for h ig Se person. Contact Mr. Poole, ob’ ubl. Glenview 724-8440. ATORY TECHNICIAN. SOME e science courses. eeaere will supply uniforms. Call Wally, vard Evanston Employment, Ist t’l Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee. IOCTORS GIRL FRIDAY. OLD OR- chard professional building. Appointnents and typing. Call Jim, Skokie _ .Emplo nent. . No Fee. 925 N. Lincoln, OR 5- CENTRAL ST. EVANSTON UN 9-9800 Ext. 335 SHOW ROOM RECEPTION THIS SUBURBAN SHOW ROOM OFfice will have you greet customers, show them the latest dress designs and styles. Light typing required. You will also do some modeling and must wear size 8-12. Excellent starting salary. Free. MISS PAIGE PLACEMENT 6028 Dempster 966-0700 RECEPTIONIST AND TELEPHONE for centrex board. 5 day d week, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m._ shift; experience as receptionist preferred; typing helpful; apply in person; resbyterian Home, 3131 Simpson St., Evanston or call 492-2906. operator BAKERY HELPER TO PACK COOKIES FULL TIME. GR 5-5810, MR. SELTZER. ~ WANTED.....GIRL FRIDAY for display advertising office. Pleasant surroundings and congenial co-workers. eo. No experience necessary. Must type. Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday : Fine fringe benefits, es Call Shirley Selby THE HOLLISTER NEWSPAPERS . 1232 Central Avenue Wilmette AL 1|-4300 AIDES PANCAKE HOUSE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY FOUNTAIN Sq. Salary $525. Top spot in this central business area. 9-5. Work for VP in sales. Call Wally, Boulevard Evanston Employment, Ist Nat’l Bank Bldg., DA 8-7171. No Fee. SMALL OFFICE Evanston. Some MATURE light WOMAN typing. Good hours. Fountain Sq. Pleasant working conditions. Call Wally, Boulevard Evanston Employment, Ist Nat’l. Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee. GIFT WRAPPER FOR CHRISTMAS WRAPPING No nights. ARNOLDS Hubbard Woods Fashion Center VE 5-3500 CENTRAL STREET EVANSTON Clerical. Small firm needs _ several women without typing. Call Wally, Boulevard Evanston Employment, Ist Nat’l Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee. HOLIDAY MAGIC $$ Big all year-show our complete line of cosmetics for women and men. You will be trained in Ern Westmore’s Makeup technique at our expense. F. G. Ellerman, Holiday Magic Distrib. 446-7755. THREE SISTERS BEAUTY SALON, 708 Glencoe Rd., lencoe, needs beauty operator. High pay for qualified person. Paid holidays. paid vacation. No evening work. Mondays closed. Very good working conditions. Please call VE 5-3660 or 724-5409. RECEPTIONIST NEEDED FOR CENtral Winnetka Dental office. No experience necessary. Close to train, bus, day week, no evenings, Wednesday off. Call 446-4430. DRIVE OUR ‘“‘MINI-BUSES”’ Best Part-Time Job. 7 to 9 a.m., 3 to 5 p.m. Public School. Mature housewives. Good drivers Call now James Rasor Trans. 432-7777. A Ridge FASHION - BUSINESS OF YOUR own is available to you through ‘‘Beauty Counselors’? Flexible hours, daa opportunity. Call PA 91566 CLERK-TYPIST WANTED UNTIL Jan, 1st, for legal aid office. No steno needed. Good way for housewife to make extra money before Christmas. Call Mr. Cohen, GR 5-3703. CLERK FIGURE APTITUDE real estate—management firm. Downtown Evanston—salary open. HEIL & HEIL 1521 Chicago Avenue DA 8-1819 ° KEYPUNCH $500 for experienced operator. No fee. Sa Personnel 1609 Maple UN 9- SERVICE DAvis Evanston DA 8-6880 DRESSER SMALL INFORMAL OFFICE, Greenbay Road, Evanston. Some typing. Mature woman $375. Call Wally, Boulevard Employment, lst Nat’! Bk. Bldg. DA 8-7171. DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC RElations office in loop desires secretary with administrative abilities, initiative, accurate typing and shorthand skills. Excellent salary and benefits. Write Suite 402, 105 West Madison, Chicago. 60602. BOOKKEEPER-TY PIST ENGINEERING OFFICE IN S. EvVanston has immediate opening. Payroll, Billing, typing, etc. DA 8-0400. Vibration Measurement Engineers, Inc. 725 Oakton Evanston Circulation Clerk TYPING AND DIVERSIFIED DUTIES. Excellent benefits. Hours 8:30 to 4:45. ROTARY Av., INTERNATIONAL Evanston DA SALESLADY WANTED FOR VARIETY Store. Full or part-time. Good salary. Pleasant atmosphere. CHRISTOPH’S 333 Park Ave., Glencoe 835-0016 BOOKKEEPING DEPT. MACHINE operator, permanent position. Experience preferred, but will train. Glencoe National Bank, 333 Park Av., VE 2800, see Mr. Schinler. SERVICE DAvis 8-688 SOILTEST, INC. LEE ST. Evansto GENERAL OFFICE to answer phones, pleasant, cal outgoing personality. Light typing a filing. Full time, 5 days. Permanen Many company benefits. Phone fd interview, GR 5-5666, Evanston Cri Diaper Service, 234 Dodge Av., Ev anston. PART-TIME PERMANENT PUT SPARE TIME TO GOOD USE. Choose your own hours in our Skoki office; experience unnecessary. W will train; Average earnings $3.00 pe hour. Call 677-6235. KEYPUNCH TRAINEE. YOUNGE Woman. Company will completel train. Call Wally, Boulevard Evanste Employment. Ist Nat’] Bank Bldg. D 8-7171. No Fee. FILM STUDIO Variety general dictaphone. High GLENVIEW ARE4 office position. Lig salary. Skokie Employment, OR 5-2300. Call 7925 N. Jin Lincol CASHIER-HOSTESSES PART OR FULL TIME, PERMANE ; positions, no experience necessar Apply in person: THE ORIGINAL PANCAKE HOUSE 153 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette TYPIST CLERK BUSY CONSTRUCTION OFFI needs an alert girl willing to relie secretary of minor duties involvi-. typing, telephone and filing. Sho hand helpful ing salary but not required. $90 to $95 week. CR Star 2-3090 CLERICAL IN MEDICAL CLINIC, N typing. Suburban clinic. Medical re ords and appointments. Call Wall Boulevard Evanston Employment, 1 Nat’l Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee. ALTERATIONS SEWERS WITH EXPERIENCE O better suits and dresses. 5 days week no evenings. Free insurance. Call Miss- Miller HI 6-6000 for appt. GENERAL OFFICE SECRETARY Small pleasant office, N.W. Evansto nr. No. 1 Bus. Typing, dictatin mimeographing, etc. Hospitalizatic Insurance. Write ‘T-484, Box 6 Wilmette. MEDICAL TECHNICIAN PHYSICIANS OFFICE IN ~— including Saturday. RAVINIA. Hours 11 433-3460 RECEPT. $100 WK. You will be trained on newest type board. Typing 40 WPM adequate. tg Personnel, 1609 Maple, UN DENTAL ASSISTANT Help chair side in Old Orchar orthodontic office, part-time, 215 da per week. Hours 9 to 6, experien desired. ORchard 6-3131. GIRL FRIDAY FOR MICHIGAN AVE. Advertising Agency. Must be experienced, versatile and _ personable. Pleasant working condition sand fine fringe benefits. Call 234-5970. EXEC. SECRETARY $475-$550 TW positions, each entirely differe Academic atmosphere on one. Lots public contact on both. No fee. Eva TYPIST, NATIONAL INSURANCE concern in Wilmette; extensive benefit program; salary open: 45 w.p.m.; call daily 8:30 to 5, 256-3100, Mrs. Berasaluce. WANTED: TOP GIRL FOR OFFI work. Bookkeeping and typing. Mu be able to meet public. Salary ope Whalen Furniture. Call for appoi ment. 945-1911. WAITRESSES FULL OR PART-TIME Top Salary, Excellent Tips. HI 969 CUSTOMER SERVICE $500 No typing, interesting phone contact for right person. No fee. Evans Personnel, 1609 Maple, UN 9-3160. WAITRESSES WANTED Lunch or evening Restaurant, Northbrook Call 272-4358 EMPLOYMENT Orrington 8-0100 LOOKING FOR THE OPPORTUNITY to start working full time in , Evanston? Typing, light dictation, great working conditions, no age limit, 3714 hour week, No. 1 bus to door. Phone for an appt. DA 8-3100. Mr. Doessell. SWITCHBOARD RECEPTION AND typing. Hours. 1 to 5, Monday through Friday. Central Wilmette. ALpine 1-8520 Caravel $7500 EXPERIENCE PREFERRED B will train, some light typing, shoul have pleasant personality, mode office. Apply Mr. Standley. 2205 RECEPTIONIST For phone, receiving, typing and general clerical. Must have car; 8:30 to 5. Wage compensates with experience. Northbrook. 272-6630. DENTAL ASSISTANT Orthodontic Office Full Time 466-4666 © DOCTOR’S OFFICE NORTH EVANSton. Typing and appointments. Salary 00. Call Wally, Boulevard Evanston mployment, Ist Nat’l Bk. Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee. 1600 Ridge Evansto Swithcboard Operator FOR RESIDENCE OF RETIRED PROfessional women. Top salary and unusual fringe benefits for 38 hour week in beautiful and modern shop. Call DA 8-3042, Personnel. Magazine CAMPBELL'S Street LEWIS LEWIS HAIR 8-688 YOU HAVE THE ABILITY TO GE along with people, you can qualify fo this top sales position. No experienc necessary. Free. 1618 YOU WILL BE COMPLETELY trained to plan local and foreign tours. All public contact. FREE. SERVICE DAvis Davis SALES IF 8-0100 WAITRESSES FULL OR PART-TIME DAYS OR NIGHTS HACKNEY’S PA 4-7171 Sewing Machine Operators, will train. Call 965-1288 KAY 618 8-6880 TRAINEE EMPLOYMENT Orrington SERVICE DAvis SALES—EVANSTON SOME INTEREST IN BOOKKEEPing? Central Evanston firm will train woman who likes figures. Social service type organization. Good Salary. Call Wally, Boulevard Evanston Employment, Ist Nat’] Bank Bldg. DA 8-7171. No Fee. . EMPLOYMENT Orrington FULL AND PART-TIME YEA around positions available. Sellin experience preferred. 5 day week Top salary. Call 869-0300 or apply INTERNATIONAL Av., TRAVEL ONE GIRL OFFICE HOWARD Street. Salary to $500. No Shorthand, gonly some _ figures, knowledge of adding machine. Light typing. Call Wally, DA 8-7171. Boulevard Evanston Employment, 1st Nat’l Bk. Bldg. PLACEMENT 966-0700 OPERATORS ROTARY | Professional LEWIS 1618 Stenographers — Typists 1600 and RECEPTIONIST $375 WILL TRAIN FOR INTERESTING secretarial positions with diversified duties in international organization. Hours 8:30 to 4:45. Excellent benefits. 1618 We EXPERIENCED-IBM WORK ON NEW EQUIPMENT INA LOVELY, MODERN BUILDING. TRANSPORTATION TO OUR DOOR. GOOD SALARY. GOOD BENEFITS. HOURS 8:30-4:30. typing, Shorthand and are desirable. Center. ORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT Orrington Wanted—Women NO TYPING NEEDED FOR THIS AL public contact position. You will sit ¢ the front desk greeting and directin all visitors. FREE. . LEWIS 8-6880 = Help Business Advertising Reception 1618 at 153 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette is now taking applications for full and part-time waitresses with or without experience. Apply in person to Mr. Whitman. 107. Professional PLUSH AD AGENCY NEEDS A GIRL to be their receptionist. Will also assist a group of writers. Some typing. FREE. WAITRESSES tion, etc. Free. Position duties; Secretarial YOU ENJOY PUBLIC CONTACT and can do light typing, this convenient suburban firm will completely train you as receptionist in one of their major depts. There will be a constant flow of people by your desk and you’ll direct them, give informa- ORIAL ASSISTANT SECRETARY iness magazine publisher needs at, versatile young woman seek- an the KEYPUNCH working conditions. Excellent starting salary. Merit rated advancement. ge benefits. 3742 hour work week. Call C. C. Boyer 869-2300 2 Chicago IF 6028 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE TO TRAIN in employer RECEPTION $445 MONTH REQUIR- have a figure aptitude. Liberal program includes 3 weeks paid in 8-6880 NEEDED FOR PRESBYTERIAN HOME All shifts open; 5 day week; on the job training; one meal furnished; salary $250 per month plus differential for nights. Apply in person: 3131 Simpson, Evanston or call 492-4910. THE and SECRETARY SEC'Y SERVICE DAvis Wanted—Women REGIONAL SALES OFFICE OF NAtional company. Attractive diversified position for dependable person. Pleasant 1 girl office. New bldg. 2 minutes from Old Orchard shopping center. Excellent fringe benefits. For further information call 251-1400. LEWIS EMPLOYMENT 1618 Orrington offer pleasant working conditions, interesting work, congenial atmoshere and excellent fringe benefits. Tesse call Mrs. Johnson at 492-3947 or Mrs. Fowler at 492-3953. 869-4640 } accuracy oppotrunity 274-8100 NEEDS THREE FULL TIME OFFICE workers. Two positions are open for good secretaries; requirements include shorthand and _ good typing skills. One position is for a full time typist, with accuracy and speed, to Maintain Records Girl Branch Sales Office KENNEY MFG. CO. POSITION equal | Evanston Township High School Able To Type [SPONSIBLE Street SERVICE DAvis CONVENTION NURSES LIFE INSURANCE CO. < $500 GROWING YOUNG COMPANY in attractive new building in Northfield, hours 9 to 5, good fringe benefits, have positions available for Bookkeepers, Typists, General Office work, filing in good location. Parttime work also available. Call Mr. Abramson 446-8360. YEGEN ASSOC. TYPISTS Department opportunity 1618 Help Business EVANSTON ORGANIZATION IS looking for a secretary to plan conventions, arrange meetings, etc. No steno needed. 8:30-4:30. FREE. =xperienced or willing to train Leading insurance company accurate typist, typing be- has openings for typists for tween 50-60 wpm. Excellent ‘general office duties. Ideal ompany benefits, lovely new working conditions in new. uilding, good transportation, building. Excellent benefits, company cafeteria, 8:30 to :30 to 4:30, 5 day week. 4:30, 5 day week. BENEFIT TRUST ~ BENEFIT TRUST LIFE INSURANCE CO. Personnel FRIDAY EMPLOYMENT Orrington RIDGE An 107. Professional LEWIS OPERATOR AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION 5201 Old Orchard Road Mr. Surek, YO 6-8500 SKOKIE, ILLINOIS and TOP EVANSTON FIRM WANTS A girl who is _— with people to handle a variety of duties. Typing and good phone voice needed. FREE. . IMMEDIATE OPENINGS IN DATA Processing Dept. of large Evanston Firm for experienced keypunch operators. High school graduate, one to two years experience preferred. Good starting salary, plus excellent fringe benefit program. —All company benefits —Hours AMBITIOUS Wanted—Women Business handle varied top level responsibilities POSITIONS AVAILABLE Bes, Help and Professional required by large firm’s headquarters in Evanston. College graduate with some secretarial experience preferred, shorthand not required. Company will train to take over duties as Personnel Dept. secretary. PUBLISHING eet 107 PERSONNEL SRDS AND res — _ Business and Professional IVERTISING a 107 5 Help Wanted—Women EXECUTIVE SECRETARY MATURE, TOP OFFICE SKILLS $500 MINIMUM, 869-7482 EARN MONEY selling cosmetics est commissions Chateau de Beau FOR CHRISTMAS, of distinction. ‘Highplus profit sharing. 724-4135. WOMAN FOR FULL TIME COUNTER work in dry cleaning store. SHORE LINE CLEANERS Edens Plaza, Wilmette AL 1-3400. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter Personnel, 1609 Maple UN 9-3160. CLERK TYPIST WANTED LOCAL OFFICE, GOOD CONDITIO must be 18, full time. Call 673-3900. Wysocki, 7937 N. Lincoln, Skokie. WANTED: A LADY WHO HAS 4H experience in Protestant Sunde School and church youth progra Salaried position. Phone Mon. throug Fri. 8 to 4 p.m. OR 3-4442. SHIRT FOLDERS JANAES AL LAUNDRY 1-3687 BEAUTY OPERATOR FULL OR PART-TIME. Celebrity menue Shop, 317 Waukeg2 Av. Highwood. Phone ID 2-5600. Dental Chairside Assistant EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. 5-day week. Salary open. 729-2233. DENTAL Will only. ASSISTANT train. 5-day 724-1771. CHAIRSIDI week. Nov. * Highwood Herald 4 Permane 2, 196 4 �sad Help Wanted—Women Business and 108A Professional FOUNG LADY FOR STOCK AND -general duties in ladies dress shop. xperience and references necessary. No eves., 5 day week. Ruth McCulloch Shop, GR 5-6164. ART-TIME CAFETERIA WORKER Short hours. Uniforms furnished. Glenbrook H.S. North Cafeteria, —— Call CR_ 2-6400, Mrs. son DENTAL HYGIENIST ILL. LICENSE. ONE OR TWO DAYS A WEEK. ESTABLISHED RECALL SYSTEM. CALL 729-2233. fae as @ OF ERATORS Se estern Union systems. See Lak HY pte: Kis * PLACEMENT * Grove 328-7622. XPERIENCED ready to wear; No fee to SALESLADY 5 days a week. FOR | Salary plus commission. Point of View, Waukegan Rd., Glenview, Illinois. TO f hil Saturda cecassionally weekdays. Evenings Help FEMALE LINE TO AND Days and Nights . MANY NORTH SUBURBAN PARKING 864-6360 800 E. Northwest HOUSEKEEPER COOK 2 adults and high school daughter, modern l1story home, no _ heavy cleaning. Please do not apply unless experienced. Top salary offered for qualified person. Phone ID 2-7130. OMEONE WITH AGILITY AND A desire to help, to care for a slightly brain-damaged child 5 mornings a week or full days. Supervision by therapist. Call GR 5-2892. COOK-HOUSEKEEPER Permanent position for woman with rec. refs. Modern Wilmette ranch home. 2 school age children. Own room and TV. Call 251-3409. OUSEKEEPER: LIVE-IN 5 DAYS. Own rm., bath and TV. Must like children. Other help. Exp. and refs. req’d. Driver’s license desirable. $65 a week Phone ID 2-6526. IXPERIENCED WOMAN MON. ONLY in Northfield, .% pay, new 6 rm. -house, family of 2, no pets, party with own car preferred. Evanston peopie honly reply. refs. req. HI 6-7344. CAPABLE RELIABLE, AND EXperienced woman to clean offices for 8-6000. DAvis 4 to 6 hours every Sat. EXPERIENCED GENERAL ANTED; and bath, maid. 2 adults, own room near transp., references. Call HI 6-3155 Housekeeper, Exp. Live In, DAYS, NO LAUNDRY, TOP SALary. References, Winnetka. HI 6-0824. OMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEwork 4 or 5 days per week, 9 a.m. tol p.m., in Evanston area. References. 475-4574 EXPERIFOR SALARY IGHEST or Sat. Fri. woman, reliable enced to transp. own references, Recent Northfield area. 446-1336. 24-1188 Des Plaines, PART-TIME solder electronic parts. Some experience needed. Will out hours. Call 251-8520. 110 Full Time STOCK ROOM AND Good starting OAKTON 5022 Oakton Skokie, OR CO. 3-6220. NORTH ELIABLE, EXPERIENCED ing woman References. CLEAN- THESE 2, 1967 LARGEST POSITIONS CALL PROGRAMMER 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 2020 RIDGE AV. EVANSTON Ph. 864-6050, ext. 220 All Qualified Applicants Welcome APPLIANCE REPAIR MAN Home appliances; steady employment. Call or appl Brunderman Electric Co., 2224 Lake Av., Glenview. 724-4556. ELECTRONICS TROUBLESHOOTER $609 — CAR Outstanding opportunity for a young comer. Trouble shoot for a major oil company. Checking electronic equipment that covers pipelines. No previous experience required. (Once in a lifetime job.) Major 3 DRAFTSMEN TRAINEES $530 MO. Drafting Firm seeks 3 trainees fits. No experience needed. $6,500 plus no fee to you. CUST. SERVICE $600-$650 Start at REP. High School grad or some college. Do you like meeting the public? This fine company will train you in the field of public relations, customer service. You will ong doing inside and outside assignments. MAIL BOY $400-$450 Plush office and nice friendly atmosphere. Lots of room for advancement for an ambitious young man. You get your first raise in 3 months. FREE. CALL PARKER $550-$650 CENTER CAR Train as a safety specialist. You will be trained to conduct a variety of safety studies all over Chicagoland, Your training covers everything from nlanned safety programs to investigating complaints of industrial fire hazards. No previous experience needed. This MARKETING FIELD REP. TRAINEE—$575-$625 fine company will train you in the field of marketing research and market- ing analysis. Plenty of public contact. Inside and outside work. Here is an outstanding opportunity that leads to executive marketing management. SALES REPS. $550 PLUS EXPENSES PLUS BONUS This position leads to mgmt. Large national Corp. starts all future mgmt. personnel in this renowned program. Start on the day of your convenience. Advancement is rapid. Regular raises. Fantastic opportunity! Mgmt. in 1-2 years. Full benefits. LAB TECH TRAINEE $500-$525 If you have any chemical electrical or mechanical aptitude or training. This company will train you in this up-todate laboratory. Will send you to school and pay the tuition for more rapid advancement in addition to hospitalization, and many other fringe benefits. CONSUMER CREDIT $550-$750 MEN Whether you have 6 mos. or 6 yrs. experience. Whether your experience is in small loan, banking, retail or other, you owe it to yourself. Inside position. Immediate management potential. Don’t delay. ~ $14,000. Engineer, civil or arch. $8,000 plus exp. — : Service Technician Large equipment installations. Some tech. bkgd. req. Office systems, degree Accounting supervisor, to 40 Office Mgr., some credit exp. Auditor, 5 yrs., exp. C.P.A. To age 35 Accountant. Systems and cost General accountant Cost accountant Accountant, recent grad. Auditor trainee, some college Field engs., aluminum chgd. Electro mech. designer Layout draftsman E.E. or equivalent Machine designer, deg. not req. 2 Industrial engineers Design draftsman, hydraulics Mech., elec., arch. draftsmen Architectural draftsman Jr. architectural draftsman Food technologist Market res. systems analyst Superv., Prod., Control, degree Programmers, 360 Assistant for prod, control Merchandising Trainee Personnel Ass’t Plant maintenance Recent grad. marketing Inventory and Prod. Cont. Shipping and receiving clerk Bank teller, commercial Office trainees, H.S. grads. Expediter trainee Tab. oper. overtime plus . . To $35,000 SALES ENGINEER Must be willing to relocate.’ Drawing acct. plus expenses Plus bonus commission Several sales and car. trainees 6-7 0 SUITE 226 IN THE NEW Westmoreland Bldg. At North End of West Parking ORchard 9-1142 OR 1737 Free . HOWARD parking in bank ST. | ASK 5 tenant AMbassador ‘ 2-1 142 THE WOMEN YOU ENoe CHECK OUR WOMEN’S AD TO 3 © SERVICEMAN TRAVELING $670 PER AUDITOR MONTH This company prefers someone with auditing experience. But will consider a person with a pleasant personality and some accounting experience. He must be tactful and possess an above average appearance. He will conduct audits of shopping centers from the standpoint of efficient operations adherence to policies and procedures, customer service and _ protection of company assets. Travel 40% of the time. Top benefits plus bonus and profit sharing. YOUNG VETS $550 A MONTH This large firm will train you to supervise 60 people if you had any supervision at all. Such as military police, squad leader or any. other form of supervision. Earning potential in 2 years $10,000. CLAIMS ADJUSTER TRAINEE $550-$600 PLUS CAR You will be trained to investigate and settle automobile claims in the Chicagoland area. You receive a company car plus a liberal expense account. More importantly the training they offer is probably the finest in the U.S.A. Your potential after training is almost limitless. No previous experience needed. ACCOUNTANT TRAINEE $475-$525 TRAVEL OR NO TRAVEL Do you have between 3 to 9 hours of college accounting? If so my client will train you in all fields of general accounting. Pay your tuition towards a degree, give you promotions, opportunities and full company benefits. 371% hour week. 869-8600 600 DAVIS Service Loop AT THE “L’’ IN NORTH SHORE BANK BULLD FREE SPECIALIST PLUS Chicago’s SUBURBAN AND FAR ALLNORTH POSITIONS | 100% FREE TO YOU CAB DRIVER WANTED FULL TIME TAXI CAB SERVICE, INC. 2521 Gross Point Rd., Evanston EMPLOYMENT ARE ALL Outside TAXI Employer day or evening. SAFETY $12,000 A YEAR Do you have 6 months or more of programming 360, 1401, or 770. This large company has 2 model 30’s, model 40 and model 50 on order. You will be given salary reviews 3, 6, 9 months. They will pay your tuition, profit sharing in addition to paying all of your other fringe benefits. Evening interviews if necessary. GENERAL CLEANING AND RONING 2 DAYS A WEEK. STEADY, REFERENCES, $13 PER DAY. OR 4-8064 ov. Opportunity from Visit our newly decorated office. for Tuesday_and Fridays. Top wages. ID 3-0027. ANTED: RELIABLE CLEANING one day a week, preerety woman Friday. References required. Modern ranch home, Glenview. PA 4-2059. Equal week, PERSONNEL SHORE'S BUYER TRAINEE GREAT JOB! GREAT FUTURE! $125-$135 Train in industrial purchasing. Easy stepping stone to management. No previous experience needed. NO FEE. LADY week. An PARKER MATURE EXPERIENCED, ANTED woman to live in. Household consists of 3 persons. Good salary. 835-3719 CLEANING XPERIENCED other every day one wanted North Shore refs. Call 432-7775. 5 day AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION (2 blocks north of Oakton 2 blocks west of Skokie Hwy.) $2.50 HOUR GUARANTEED Route work. -Part-time evenings and Saturdays. Car and phone necessary. Call Mr. Johnson, 724-5721 or 674-4075. as detail draftsmen. High school drafting. Potential unlimited. Excellent bene- CARE. AND CHILD OUSEKEEPING 2 year old child, live in. Recent refs. or FI 6-8765, HI Call req. Top salary. 6-8600, Mr. Cooperman. MATURE, RELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL graduate needed for long term employment in order mang. packing, shipping and receiving. Clean warehouse with good working conditions and regular salary increases. Niles Ave. and Searle Parkway Skokie ORchard 3-3200 GEN. A _ WEEK. DAYS HREE top care; child 1 cleaning/iron.; . reference recent good with salary 831-9078. Own trans. pref’d. LADY. CLEANING NEAT ELIABLE to Close week. a twice Ironing ReferRecent 9 bus. No. Evanston ences. Call ORchard 6-0737. W arehousemen PERSONNEL OFFICE 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays DELIVERY. salary. CAMERA St., Inventory Clerk RESPONSIBLE PERSON NEEDED TO order stock and maintain inventory records. Some = business experience helpfu but not required. Recent High school graduate could qualify. APPLY Permanent The Oldest Employment Supervise construction of new midwest bldgs. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR recent High school graduate interested in the accounting field. 1 year’s college or equivalent courses helpful. Learn to prepare financial reports and other basic accounting procedures. Good starting salary and and opportunities for advancement. Good starting salaries and many company benefits including low-priced cafeteria and pleasant working conditions. Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional MARQUART for: Accounting Clerk MECHANIC SET UP, ADJUST AND MAINTAIN machines and equipment used to package drug products. Willing to train beginner with mechanical aptitude. IIl. work openings CAR NECESSARY FOR TRIPS TO post office, bank, etc. Expenses reimbursed in addition to salary. Will train honest, reliable man with high school education in operation of Multilith equipment. Will be bonded. CHEMICAL OPERATOR To LINDGREN EMPL. AGENCY O FEE, RE#ERr NCES KRiiqguiRED Cooks, Couples. Generals, Seconds TOP SALARY 11 Elm St., Winnetka Hlllcrest 6-1047 IDDLE AGE WOMAN 4 DAYS A week, 4 hours . par parte housekeepper and chi care. us have refs and love children. Call 3283830. OUSEKEEPER FOR 1 ADULT, home, small cooking, light STAY, near trains, references. ID 2-8284, ID 2-5557 or office VE 5-0236. Hwy. 8 have Business and Professional ‘ ; Messenger Multilith Oper. CARETAKER MUST HAVE HIGH SCHOOL EDUCAtion. Some training in chemistry and a mechanical aptitude are helpful. antens on both first and second shift. BENEFITS LITTELFUSE SERVICE We FOR MATERIALS HANDLING IN OUR shipping and receiving departments and also for work in our chemical stock room. PLANT EMPLOYEE MEN STOCKMAN . MODERN, CAFETERIA . AMPLE SMOTHERS OPER. . NEW MODERN . AIR gg WOULD WELCOME THE OPPORTUnity of discussing with you the many opportunities now available, your future prospects with American, and our complete fringe benefit program, including Health and Life Insurance, Profit Sharing and Retirement, Education Plan and Employee Discounts. MAN TO AGE 50 TO HELP WITH care and feeding of small laboratory animals. Farm experience helpful. Wanted—Women MACH. A GOOD COMPANY TO GO WITH A GOOD COMPANY TO GROW WITH and ANIMAL 110 AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION AGE 45 WITH KNOWLEDGE of basic pipe fitting and plumbing procedures. Also have openings for BUILDING MAINTENANCE ‘MECHANIC. 831-4509. ASSEMBLERS CAREERS IN HOMEMAKING Permanent positions for mature women to work in North suburban homes caring for children and aged persons, and performing light household duties. No weekends or evening hours. Work under supervision of professional case worker. Liberal personnel policies including Social Security, paid vacations, retirement plan, sick leave. Starting salary $320 per month with yearly raises. Own car preferrable. Also some part-time jobs available. HOMEMAKER MAINTENANCE THE Industrial WANTED MRS. IS AROUND Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional Professional Has Openings for Men in the Following Areas: 5 p.m. Vicinity Dewey School. My home or yours. $1.00 hour. GR 5-7152. CHRISTMAS and G. D. Searle & Co. MOTHER’S HELPER: MATURE, permanent, lt. housework, childcare. Own rm., bath. Doctor’s home. Write Box 25, Northfield, Ill. 60093. CARE FOR 2 CHILDREN AGES 5 and 7 Mon. through Fri. 11:30 a.m. to 109 ee CALL Business MOTHER’S HELPER. NEED YOUNG friendly responsible girl to sit and help with 3. school-age’ children. Mostly weekends. Vicinity Shermer and Fir St., Glenview. 724-1872. 1939 Household HELP Help Wtd. Baby Sitters CORNER—MAKE EXTRA MONEY IF YOU SIT FOR CHIL- | DREN IN THEIR HOME. DA 8-5510. 627 RESPONSIBLE WOMAN TO: CARE you. Help Wanted—Men 110 EXPERIENCED OR WILL TRé Electrically and mechanically inclii man. Permanent position. Apply person. North Shore Refrigerat: 3 4001 Simpson. Skokie. , One oe SHIPPING to be AND RECEIVING responsible for CI 1129 Depot St., Glenview. and 3 724-6600. — CARPENTERS WANTED | Year around residential buildin; RED SEAL HOMES, 2601 Mullb Ln., Northbrook, Ill. See Sigurd Or phone 272-5600 before 4:30 SP 4-0165 after to deliver p.m. <« 6 p.m. BOYS WANTED morning South Evanston. Routes news Ts available of Ridge, south of Greenw pay plus bonus. 491-1050. JANITOR PART-TIME time Good evenings pay scales area. Call 673-1171. reliable YOUNG ing and i. ; f 2 Pas W2 AND for. office cl and benefits. dependable. Old Orch : MAN TO WORK IN FINISH- department of custom framing shop. No exp. nec., g salary, perm. os. Peter Barro Inc., 1232 Wauke; ve d., Glenview. 729-1112. at PART-TIME needed Apply aan from at the wrens SERVICE Full and TRUE 4:00 A.M. Winnetka Bay Rd., STATION Part-time; commission. Immed. ES 446-0765 Agen or ATTEND Top salary NTS openings. ply Sunoco: Skokie Hwy. Cook Rd. Phone 831-4630 PART OR FULL and odd jobs. Phone 328-8841 a.m. DR to 9:00 News AI and TIME YARD Set your own — 475-0743. C; MALE STUDENT OR HAND living in vicinity of Asbur Greenleaf, Evanston, to do yard Mr. Daily, Jr. HI 6-4700. EVANSTON UH packing shipping outgoing parts as receiving incoming shipments. small plant in Glenview. Oppo: for advancement. Call Webtron Co h ‘a wor = TREE CLIMBERS STEADY WORK. Call Mr. Lee, NORTH SHORE. 4-5 p.m., Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter 724-1300 Classified—9 �"Help Wanted—Men Help Wanted—Men Business and Professional Business and Professional GROWTH OPPORTUNITY FOR SALESMAN ADVERTISING Shore’s FOR community SHIPPING CLERK PROMOTION DEPARTMENT NEEDS man to assist in shipping advertising material to customers. Will also keep track of stock. THE newspapers and develop a growing territory as a € stone to further advancement our progressive organization. If ‘re enthusiastic and. aggressive, provide the training and product port to give you every sales tool. op starting salary, liberal fringe nefits and commission. Should be ollege graduate, have completed > in military ore service ha and have Call Mrs. some Wilmette, laboratory. Liberal t program includes 3 weeks acation and tuition reduction. paid total Vv. pportunity Employer ANIMAL HANDLERS AND IN have mini- BENEFITS Opportunity BUYER TRAINEE sLEGE DEGREE WITH MAJOR IN ting and two years experience age I in public accounting re2 . Supervisory position. Responfor preparation of all tax returns and financial statements. Starting Lord fl $8,000 to $10,500 with other its. Relocation to general Aurora - HANDLE INVENTORY CONTROL and reorder buying. Fast growin concern. > pesos roe for rapid advancement. Excellent starting salary. Call Mr. Stuart 273-2910. MEDCO HOSPITAL SUPPLY 2222 Main, Evanston Eves. Call 869-6620 Seaired. Telephone 898-4841. DISHWASHER—CLEAN-UP MAN or taurant, nights. $100 per week. job for sober, reliable man, car ner snag & tre D’ Restaurant, 111 Higgins, _ Elk Grove Village, Ill. 437-3800 my _ _. Picture CITY AND Growing fits. . Puls right, a motion picture mfr., needs a young man 21-26 contact experience to train as a marketing consultant. with WAREHOUSE Represent this industry some JANITOR—FULL H.S. GRAD — NO ~ Engineering nights. MAN EXPERIENCE PART-TIME TIME Pharm. Sales Trn. $450 plus Car Purchasing Trn. $450-$500 Sporting Goods Trn. Sales -....... $450 Base plus Car conditions. PIZZA Must Main FRIDAY EVENING CARPENTER: FULL TIME, STEADY work through winter guaranteed. 1960 Phillips Ave., Northbrook, Ill. Call 272-5376. DRIVER approx. 7600 or Central HELP Pizza DRIVER, OWN CAR, NIGHTS. know Evanston area. Apply 504 St., Evanston after 4 p.m. 1336 WANTED WITH OWN CAR 20 hours per week. Call GR 5stop at Chicken Delight, 2010 St., Evanston after 4 p.m. TECHNICIANS International Business Machines Seeks customer Engineers. This may be the position that you have been looking for. Field Service work and Data Processing for opportunity with advancement in transistorized computers. Will train to work in Evanston or North Shore area. $550-$600 QUALIFICATIONS: $550-$600 Admin. Trn. STATION ATTENDANT Apply in person. Northbrook Standard. 1042 Waukegan Rd., Northbrook Apply in person 1710 Sherman Av., ELECTRONIC COLLEGE _Insur. Invest. SERVICE SCHEDULE, working wanted. Apply Harley’s Waukegan Rd., Glenview. SOME PART-TIME BARTENDER For private club. Little experience necessary. 12 to 3 approx. 20 hours per week. Call GR 5 p.m. Good transp. Near Howard. Ask for John. UN 4-0573. FOR PROMINENT NORTH SHORE interior designer. Full or part-time. Age open. Please call ALpine 6-2143. Trn. Mgt. Trn. Good Fringe benefits. Varsity Theater, Evanston. Evenings and Saturday interviews available. Call Mike Dorosh or Chet: Kucia MURPHY IBM Employment Service If you can’t come in, please | 612 Chicago Ave.., register by An BR 3-2155 10—Classified Equal YEAR a.m. shift Opportunity CUSTODIAN ROUND POSITION, 4 p.m. to shift. during school year, da during summer, 40 hour week Ill. Employer RETIRED MAN TO WORK IN RETAI clothing store, part-time or 2 days pe week. Apply in person North Shor Uniform Service, 1818 Dempster St Evanston. ‘Full Time Butcher GARRITY’S GROoOtcC eR y.. 185 Deerfield Rd., Highland Park, Illinois 831-9712. PART-TIME SALESMAN for quality men’s store opening i Deerfield. Mature. Some experienc preferred. Please phone for app Courtley, Ltd. 946-901 MAN WANTED, STEADY PAR time work, 4 a.m. to 7 a.m. Monda through Sat. Northbrook News Age en Skokie Hwy. Northbrook 27 JANITOR FULL TIME 542 day week. Apply Mr. Hughes Y.M.C.A., 1000 Grove St., Evanston. GR 5-7400 Service Station Attendant FULL TIME. APPLY IN PERSON. 1787 WILLOW RD., NORTHFIELD. DRIVER FOR DELIVERY FOR The Caravel restaurant, Northbrook 272-4358 MEN WANTED to deliver morning newspapers South ave. be have car. i HIGH SCHOOL BOY TO WORK after school and Saturdays. Apply at Maier’s Bakery 706 Main St., Evanston. GR 5-6565. Help Wanted—Men Industrial GENERAL FACTORY SHIPPING AND WRAPPING CLERK MACHINE OPERATORS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY WILL TRAIN PLANT—ALL BENEFITS Chicago Coating & Laminating Co. 28 00 Shermer Rl., Northbrook 1 Blk. South of Willow 272- 299 SKOKIE ORNAMENTAL IRON SHO Needs. man with mechanical abilit Experience not necessary, but desirec Call 673-8552. , Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter Ps 1 progressive salary schedule, benefits Contact Mr. Maloney, phone 234-3600. , NEW DAvis 8-8600 Evanston Lake Forest High School NO 1717 Central St., Evanston, phone. Housing Inspector: RESPONSIBLE POSITION WITH C of Evanston involving inspection an enforcement of city codes. H.S. grad 25 to 40. Experience in building trade desirable. $525-$641, GR 5-3100. 112 Basic Electronics Mechanical Aptitude Ability to meet customers Personnel Trn. NEW DIVISION OF NAT’L. CORP. will train young man. Colleg preferred. New car furnished plu expenses. Exc. management opportu ity. No fee. Call 827-8188. Larkin and Assoc. (O’Hare Office Center north 2720 Des Plaines Av., Des Plaines Rm. 202. and to 5 PART AND FULL TIME. NO EXP. necessary. Apply in person Walker Bros. Original Pancake House 153 Green Bay Rd., Wilmette WATCHMAN Night work in school buildings in Evanston; 8 hour schedule. Excellent benefits, and pension plan, 2 weeks paid vacation after 1 year. Write: T476, Box 60, Wilmette. Leading firm -needs three junior accts. with some college and or experience to train as understudy for department head. Great place for rapid advancement into management. leader MAN Evanstor MARKETING TRAINEE Bus Boys—Dishwashers MAN FOR VARIED DUTIES WITH gowns wholesale firm. Dependable. xc. benefits. Mr. Puls BR 3-2160 TRI-COUNTY DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Jr. Acct.-3 _ with the professional and semi-pro_ fessional football teams. Must be free to travel with team sche-dules. BR 3-2160 DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Ave. FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR FULI time employment as custodian fo village hall. Start at $410 a mont with regular increases to: $498 month, plus liberal fringebenefit including paid vacations, 9 holidays health insurance, retirement income Some experience desired. Apply pe sonnel irector, Village Hall, 193 Prairie St., Glenview. PA 4-1700. TRY A REWARDING CAREER IN A Service Station and Garage combination. A basic amount of experience will help you to learn more and earn more. Call John or Al, 40 yrs. of doing business on the North Shore. AL 10551. After 7 p.m. CR 2-4413. Ill. DRIVER SUBURBS. DEPENDABLE. wholesale firm. Exc. bene- TRI-COUNTY ' _ Glenview, Chicago CUSTODIAN VILLAGE OF GLENVIEW DRIVERS-SCHOOL BUS Part-time morning and _ afternoon routes open in Chicago and North suburbs. Top pay scale and company benefits for steady, experienced drivers. Call or come in now. Marlin Bus Service 8444 Niles Center Rd., Skokie. 673-3225. Products Co. Av. TRUCK Consultant Sporting Sales Metal Packaging Corp. of Americd 1632 CLERK 541 N. Western Av., Chgo. TO DO PART-TIME HAULING FOR MANUFACTURER. Evansto Fine opportunity for personal devel opment. Excellent starting sala merit rated advancement. Fine fring JANITOR CLEAN UP MAN TRUCK DRIVER WITH STAKE TRUCK Railroad PER WEEK STEADY PART-TIME JOB in modern office at Howard Western. Apply in person 9 a.m. p.m. at Ave. PROMOTION OPENS THIS POSITIO for degreed accountant with gooc scholastic background. Headquarters staff multi-plant national corporatio odern computerized accounting op eration. 5201 Old Orchard Road Mr. Surek, YO 6-8500 SKOKIE, ILLINOIS Instrument Co. Lincolnwood OR 5-2000 Chicago ACCOUNTANT EVANSTON DOWNTOW Standard Rate & Data Service FILM INSPECTION PACKING AND SHIPPING A responsible person with a sense for meticulous but non-technical work. No experience necessary. Good wages and excellent possibility for future growth. Small office. 3 weeks vacation. Profit sharing. Medical insurance. HENK NEWENHOUSE, INC. Distr. of films 1825 Willow Rd., Northfield, 446-4153 Kram 1632 Needed to assist director of production in inventory and _ production scheduling. Excellent opportunity for a young man interested in the printing industry. No experience necessary. Please call or visit. WEEK Check deliveries of musical instruments; work in stock room. Good starting salary, benefits include company cafeteria, hospital-medical insurance, free life insurance and profit - sharing. School Grads Motion OFFICE RECEIVING CLERK 2041 The draft call has left several of our client companies short of college trainees. Above average high school grads who are draft exempt, now have the opportunity to step into the training programs. Salaries start no lower than $425 and go as high as $500, without experience. Below we have listed a few examples. That's public EMPLOYMENT SERVICE No Fee. Hours 9-5 UN 9-3520 Sat. by appt. 636 Church St., Evanston 40 HOURS Packaging Corp. of America AV. EVANSTON 869-2580, Ext. 416 Equal Opportunity Employer INSTALL NEW ELECTRONIC ALARM system in homes and businesses. Must have proper tools. Only experienced men need apply. Call Mr. Alm 358-3100 CLIFF PERMANENT POSITION OFFERS UNUSUAL FU: ture potential in expanding new dat center.- Evanston executive office o nat’l corp. Excellent starting salary working conditions and fringe bene fits. Call C. C. Boyer 869-2300. RIDGE $200—$300 Some opportunities to get into supervision are also featured. No Fee. VILLAGE- OF DEERFIELD METER READER Full time, 5 day week, paid vacation, 8 paid holidays, excellent pension plan. Apply Village Hall, 850 Waukegan Rd., Deerfield. ATTENTION High They range from positions requiring much experience to ones for beginners offering on-the-job training. Chicago Musical 7373 N. Cicero IN 3-5616 5201 Old Orchard Road Mr. Surek, YO 6-8500 SKOKIE ILLINOIS ACCOUNTANT aren Starting COLLEGE DEGREE AND EXPOSURE to system work desirable. Must have extensive experience programming magnetic tape and/or disk. Emphasis either Honeywell or IBM equipment Cobol, Easycoder or Autocoder, IOCS. BURGLAR ALARM INSTALLERS We have several promotable positions open for men who have some flair for figures. Standard Rate & Data Service Employer 1740 anybody for figures? needed To maintain office and_ factory building. This permanent position offers good salary and outstanding Company benefits if you want responsibility and enjoy variey we would like to discuss this position with you. Ra posatory located in pertheees, Equal system. PROGRAMMER, SR. EVANSTON DOWNTOW AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORPORATION An HANDY MAN WORK WITH MONKEYS cology laboratory. Must portation. Grade school um. ‘OP PAY information Northfield Hl 6-2402 salary $9,600. Plus pension, profit sharing and other company benefits. Phone 312-621-6071 collect. Mr. Richards. Help Wanted—Men : Business and Professional Professional YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE needed in Data Processing Dept. of national organization for duties as Data Processing Clerk. Will receive and handle all Data Processing supplies, maintain accurate inventory, and store them in their proper location in supply room. Will operate various forms handling equipment such as deleaver, burster and automatic mailing equipment. SERVICE 250 Happ Rd., and Data Processing Clerk DRIVERS BUILDERS WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR IBM 360 Programmer in the Chicago loop area for those with two years BAL and Cobol experience to develop on line real time applications within a fringe Business BENEFITS Programmer TRAIN SCHOOL GRADUATE WITH hanical aptitude. Should know sic shop equipment. To work in 2search 729-3000 Help Wanted—Men 110 Professional OVERTIME for appointment EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS . 1900 EAST LAKE AV., GLENVIEW An Equal Opportunity Employer “LAB. HELPER and TRUCK Ml. CALL GLENN SCHMID OR SHIRLEY SELBY ALpine 1-4300. WILL Crocker MOTT, FORESMAN & CO. The Hollister Newspapers Central Av. Business * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Nov. 2, 196 �EXPERIENCED WITH TOOLS Precision work; overtime possible. MITEC ENGINEERING LABS 3. Lake Av., Wilmette. 251-5500. DRILL PRESS OPERATORS and new _holifac- MARCH MFG. CO. 1819 Pickwick, Glenview, 729-5300 NEEDED FOR WORK IN PAINT actory. Experience desirable, but not ecessary. Duties varied. Must have nitiative. 446-5322. Help Wtd.—Men PROOFR H SCHOOL 2 years and Women ia AD We enjoy a fine reputation on_ the North Shore and invite you to call, on a strictly confidential basis, to discuss your possibiliites with our firm next ER GRADUATE. WITH 1 college, prefer some plevant proofreading Permanent only. year—our best references enthusiastic sales people. experience. Phone Tom Strey, PArk are our Offices in Glenview, Northbrook, Wilmette, and Old Orchard. NT ASSISTA TERESTING CHALLENGING POition for college graduate with 2 or 3 ears experience in public Relations o work for a leading educational ublishing company. Experience in all iypes of publicity required. Must have utstanding writing ability. : all Miss "399.3 aaa SALESMAN, EXPERIENCED AND with local knowledge preferred. Work with a traditional name and enjoy its respect. We offer much benefits as IBM bi-monthly statements, tax withholding, advertising allowance and $1144 Million retirement fund _ in addition to a liberal incapacitation fund. These are most unusual benefits in the Real Estate field. If applicant has managerial qualities the future is unlimited in this organization. Call Mr. Watson, District Sales Mgr. Lake prt office of Baird & Warner, CE SCOTT 1 ~~ WANTED REAL— REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS 1900 EAST LAKE AV., GLENVIEW An Equal Opportunity Employer REAL ESTATE FOR WINNETKA OFFICE Enlarging sales staff to meet inreased business. Paid professional ales training by Dale Carnegie. Ply personally to Mr. Davis at 843 3 Winnetka or phone for appt. 446- BRUFF & COUNTRY ASSOC. REALTY CO. 527 | 000. TOWN YES YOU CAN . We will train you. You can earn $10,000 to $20,000 yearly. Opening for a man or woman in our North Shore office. Phone Mr. Kruger J. KRUGER & CO. REALTORS INC. PART-TIME LADY OR MAN WITH CAR ior very light messenger delivery in lencoe. $3.50-$4.00 per hour for a few eeks only. We need you right now, Oo Call 433-4797, 9:30 to 1:30 p.m. Dundee Rd., Northbrook. 272-7550 PERMANENT POSITION Young man or woman full time office work dealing with coilege students. Excellent opportunity for advancement, pleasant working conditions and good salary. See Mr. Iversen, Northwestern Student Co-op, 1726 Orrington, Evanston: Bookkeeper for Doctor's OFFICE IN EVANSTON FLEXIBLE HOURS. Part-time. GR 5-3170. (2), BAR-B-Q OR PIZZA COOKS HOSPITAL NEEDS PERSON “ brin up breakfast and help serve nch. hour day, full or part-time, ill train. Contact before 11 a.m. or fter 1 p.m. 869-8100 ext. 63. HI 6-8350 STUDENT PART-TIME FOR DARK ROOM SECOND 9- WORKING FOR RENT FOR GRADUATE ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN 1230 Chicago Wanted | WOMAN COMFORTABLY FURNISHED sleeping room, very near Hubbard Woods transp. Empl. gentleman or student, Call HI 6-2356. WINNETKA, LARGE ROOM; 4 WINdows; walk-in closet; ‘separate entrance; 2 blocks to transportation; $15. Call before 10 or after 5, HI 6-0084. EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN IN ONE of Evanston’s loveliest homes, 3rd flr., pvt. entr., near transp. $60 a month. Call DA 8-4626 and Women — 36 South Wabash pri new WANTS TO SHARE apt. w/another Tes Luxurious new bldg., private pa only 2 blks. fr. Northwestern an pike. fr, Downtown Evanston. Call COLLEGE GRAD.—WORKING aim wishes to share air-cond. apt. in Skokie with same. Free parkinga swimming pool. 677-7096 after 5 p. tas 132 For Rent—Apartments EVANSTO THE PRESIDENTIAL 800 HINMAN Deluxe Air Conditioned — Elevator Building © | Bedroom Nparinentte Available . . . . . Mrs. Now and Dec. Indoor Heated Garage Built-in Gas Ovens Spacious Closets Beau. Colored baths Laundry Facilities Window Washing C&NW Shops, los ie: Fe Fieldman Bie eA esident Manager UNiversity 9-| 409 EVANSTON 1333 Maple Ave. New Elevator Bldg. LARGE apts. THRE BEDROOM All wood sash_ equipped rent z* control. kitchens. each Heat apt. Latest LUXURY elimina cost incl. has in sound Many more features too itemize. Please arrange : in condi * numerous to see apts. now! Furnished model open and Sun. 1-5. Shown during week NEW calling Baird & Warner BEDROOM apts. a AND KITCHE Carpeted. If service, telephone available. Coffee IN launderette, desired maid a service, and gara Shop, drug s beauty e. premises. able. and Short barber term leases shee av Ridgeview Apartment Hotel ILLINOIS 901 Maple TALISMAN at Main St. 5-4000 APARTMENT 2600 GOLF RD. Hurry—only 4 left! De » bedrm.; air-cond. bide. Golf ie Features dinoor dow wall to balc ny. 2-dr. Fri Hyd, ag in ea. apt. From $1 OPEN: Thurs., Fri., Sun. 724-8500, 724-0150. 729-1133. 1 Sat., oe Evanston—937 Forest , ACROSS FROM LINCOLN SCHOOL Near shops, transp. and Senen Deluxe 6 rm. 2 colored tile baths eDA 8-5943 CE 6-8696 E, ROGERS PARK—DE LUXE 9 ie bar rms.—4 bdrms. Low 3rd. fi ga 3 rm., din. rm., new mod. cabt. full tile baths. Giant closets. 1 Will Call beach, park. dec. Near ‘‘L’’, to suit. 4469 eves. cious Must schls. see. be and weekends. air 737. N. . RIDGE: conditioned 2 bdrm., asi = 11% a baths, built-ins, dishwasher, elev., parking. avail., good trans. homes vino hy 0 mo. Call 475-5883 or 777i medical Industry ROOM f kitchen condensation, all windows can washed from the inside. F — paid ie Evanston 1516 Hinman Elevator Bldg. Throughout vacations — tuition the World Since all elec. aids 1907’’ Chicago, Illinois 60603 Avenue 782-4070 - kitchens. Baird & Warner Both gt ey “1855 GLENVIEW 2 BDRM. APT. 1 flr. in modern bldg. Conv. trans. shop. Ldry., fac., parting, appls., air-cond. Adults only. No pets. PArk 4-3209 after 5 p.m. FIVE ROOM APARTMENT: 2ND floor. $150 month, pay own utilities. No children or pets. Call 432-5332. ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR APT. Adults only. 1210 Dewey Av., Evans-_ ton. Immediate ee este. $140. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News: * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald « Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter apts EVANSTON, 1303 MAPLE UN 4059}* LARGE ROOMS, $99. | 5 Phone: 5 ONLY ONE TWO, AND ONE THREE, bedroom apt. Bath for every bedroom, FLINN & DREFFEIN ENGINEERING CO. “Serving 4 You will have a private rm. and ba’ Av. UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE 2 ROOM suite for responsible employed man. Northwest Evanston. Exc. transportation $18.50 per wk. GR 5-5739. with -— Apartments to Share beautiful Bookkeeping benefits NEAR | Rent—Rooms RETIRED WOMAN Typists All GIRL Call UN 4-8391. 130 After 4 p.m. QUIET NEATLY FURNISHED SINgle room for employed person or student. Near Main St. transportation and restaurant. UN 4-3578. to Evanston ileges. EVANSTON, Paid holidays and vacation. Free hospitalization 6 p.m. WISHES TO RENT north Stenographers Full Time 1967 Sun. Estimators Apprentice Meat Cutters ‘ Call UN Purchasing Assistants Full Time . 2, private Sat..and Engineers Journeymen Meat Cutters in aft. Ridge, Wilmette. Call ALpine 1-0760 GLENVIEW Secretarial 333 Ridge Rd., Wilmette. 4418 Central Av., Chicago and GReenleaf Full and Part-Time bath reer 446-2010 LARGE. ROOM AND CLOSET. vate bath. Office Man. Vicinit Main St. Transportation. Write “4 Box 60, Wilmette. HIRING FOOD CHECKERS 7118 Golf Rd., Morton Grove family, 1 bus. student, 2 blocks from campus, near shopping center. Linens and cleaning once a week. Call GR 5-0857. Wanted—Men Full and Part-Time 3244 Lake Av., Wilmette -ROOM Ads Draftsman 305 Happ Rd., Northfield priv. EVANSTON FOR EMPLOYED GENtleman large clean comfortable room in good home, Central St. nr. restaurant. Call UN 4-0956. NORTHBROOK, MERCHANDISERS 1108 Central Av., Wilmette No. WILMETTE FURNISHED ROOM ADjoining bath, business or professional man in modern private home, Parking. Call 256-3017. HEADQUARTERS Waukegan Road and Lake Avenue. private Refs. FOR Lake ENGINEERING-MANUFACTURING part-time openings at our new store in GLENVIEW Apply daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ROOM ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN Howard and Ridge, Chicago. Private entrance. Chicago and Evanston buses, RO 1-1044 FOR OUR Applications are being accepted for full time and and major medical. Pleasant working conditions. small Breakfast Evanston. SINGLE ROOM IN EVANSTON. Winnetka NOW CHEERFUL Kitchen privileges. Near transportation and shopping area. OR 3-0099. 4 On Chicago’s Lake Shore All for general housework. Some light cooking, start at $60-$65 per week both live-in and days only. Call Highland Park Domestic Service. 454 Central Av., H.P. ID 2-4177 Help WOMAN, 1609. CALL DAN ABOUT THESE 6 in Highland Park Hollister Want room, home. N. Help Wtd.—Men and Women Household OPPORTUNITIES AT NATIONAL TEA CO. GROCERY front MAKE EXTRA MONEY $2.50 hr. part-time. Fuller’ Brush Products. Car necessary. Phone Mr. Bartling at GR 5-4173 or 583-4250. Use with Employed lady 121 PROMINENT NORTH SHORE INterior designer. Some expeience required. Please reply in confidence, stating, age, full work history, personal data and salary requirement. Write T-477, Box 60, Wilmette, Il. also part-time bus _ boys. Apply Wesley’s Restaurant, hes Dempster, Skokie. room location. EVANSTON ROOMS NICELY FURN. and dec. Switchboard and maid service. Special fall rates. Post Pacis students welcome, Call UN ASSISTANT 2 In home. 38RD. FLOOR ROOM FOR EMPLOY woman. Kitchen priv., near transportation. $13 per week. : DAvis 8-5241 COOK REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES For active Real Estate salesman in Glenview-Northbrook-Deerfield areas. Member of Evanston N/S Board plus new home sales and development opportunities. Call Louis Triebold. BIRCHWOOD REALTY CO. CR 2-7300 811 Skokie Hwy., Northbrook PA 4-3294 114 able Rent—Rooms WILMETTE—LARGE NICELY .DECorated room with French door to Bree’ Cross ventilation. Lg. closet. refer gentleman. Refs. Call AL 1- BUSINESS HOURS: 11 A.M. TO 7 P.M. 2 week paid vacation, year round position, annual increase in salary. Blue Cross available. Apply Mon.-Fri. at Business Office, 234-4811. THE FERRY HALL SCHOOL 541 N. Mayflower Rd. Lake Forest TO For LARGE COMFORTABLE SLEEPING and study rm. Walk-in closet; near all trans.; 3 windows; best. central seston; semi-priv. bath. men. UN 4- MUST DO PROFESSIONAL QUALITY work, Possibility of some Photo assignments. Call Mrs. Raymond, afternoons, GR 5-1560 or AL 1-4300, Ext. 235. 9-0330. & STREY, INC. KOENIG PUBLIC RELATIONS 120 Can You Make Money? Our rapidly expanding firm has one of the most rewarding commission and bonus schedules in the _ business, professionally directed advertising and public relations program, national referral system, fully staffed a dept., investment and commercia intraoffices and a close working office relationship. ory. 3 Can You Sell Real Estate? KOENIG & STREY, INC.,. WILL BE opening their beautiful new Deerfield offices the first of the year. We would like to talk to experienced, successful real: estate salespeople who have a goed working knowledge of the Deerield area. 120 For Rent—Rooms : WINNETKA — CLEAN COMFO 9 MACHINISTS RENTALS Be Industrial Msurance, paid vacations lays. Steady employment, 113 Help Wtd.—Men and Women 113 Help Wtd.—Men and Women REAL ESTATE SALES Help Wanted—Men Classified—I �192~ OPEN HOUSE. tl “Ser Raut Apertaaiis 132 Luxurious Apartments BEST EVANSTON AREAS 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, NEAR LAKE SAT. AND SUN. A.M. TO 5 P.M. 917 Forest, newly 331 Kedzie, remodeled spacious, bedrooms, 2 baths in elevator bldg. in North Evanston, Carpeted. $400 month. Kenilworth Realty AL 1-5600 EVANSTON, 500 LAKE: PRESTIGE location. 3 bdrm. apt. 2 baths, walking distance to lake, shopping, restaurants. Overlooks park. Immed. poss. Newton Realtor 777-8855 COACH HOUSE APT. EVANSTON 6 rooms, newly decor. Near lake, exc. shpg. Stove, refrig’ No chidrn., pets. Married cpl. pref. Give details. wa occup. $175. Write T-479, Box , Wil. 240 2 BEDROOMS—DELUXE. ~idereaseate 4 2234 Central, Normandy Apts. 1402 Hinman, Greenwood Inn 205 340 ‘Ridge, best value, w/gar. 240 2 BEDROOMS—POPULAR Keeney, bright, clean Hinman, just modernized 124 719 Controlled elias is 1 BEDROOM—NEW—ELEC. eda: | 1101 Grove, near downtown 236 Asbury, newer area is0 723AUSTIN, newer, conven. 150 George J. Cyrus & Co. UN 4-9020 A Luxurious High Rise Elev. Building Featuring . Individual Room QUINLAN Air-Cond. & TYSON, pecmey 1512 PLYMOUTH—Glenview 2033 - SEE OUR 2 BEDROOM -ONE AND TWO BATH APARTMENTS WITH LIV.-DIN. eer $ 55 T.H. $265 $350 pond AV., EVANSTON BRoadway 3-3750 LAKE FRONT BUILDING 550 Sheridan Sq. “LARGE CLOSETS AND - PRI. OUTDOOR TERRACE. o 2 3 Wilson ped wit h all th e Wioot fontures ag easy living. All apartments have their own_ private ‘be 1 equi ge Heat is supplied by OPEN 11 SHERMAN AVE. ee AL 1-6700 FOR 328-7200 EVANSTON BR 3-3750 IMMEDIATE ae APARTMENTS —. + fea All Speier _‘Underground _ -niences QUINLAN ; 2 SMART s., 3rd -< building. & TYSON, RMAN AVE. University 4-2600 Main $230. 2 2 baths, baths, INC. Ridge nr. Hinman nr. CHICAGO at Jarvis. Adults. $125. mart & Golee, Realtors DAvis EVANSTON ON LAKE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 4 ROOMS 2ND FLOOR $190 apt. ‘le equipped with all latest features for living. Secure, quiet building. to beach and all conveniences. obey tran ' $225 per mo. Heated _ Sarage avail. 446-1646. Pronto! ROOMS, 2 BATHS, : Ag > gama mod., and Melon GG. Nixon, Pin 300 Hahn Bld 1609 Sherman. AV. 1223 BAIRD ae APT. ON WARNER DEERFIELD FL. LUXE 2 BEDROOM APT. . Dishwasher and disposal - edin re kitchen; . Par! BAIRD 2 patio or balcony; "WARNER S. E. EVANSTON SAERMAN m laun- 491-1855 o— SUBLEASE: fl. Drapes, schools Cail AVE., EVANSTON. and LOVELY 2 BEDRM. 1ST carpeting, $155 mo. Near transp. after 6 p.m. ‘12—Classified Garage 328-951 optional. plus utilities. FLanders 9-0748. AVE. EVANSTON 5 RMS. HEATED. MODern kit. and bath, 2nd fil. exc. neighborhood. 1% blk. to Ridge bus. Gange avail. $140 mo. Adults, UN 4- 1 Ist Floor IN 5 Room ELMGATE EVANSTON, CHOICE LOCATION. Large de luxe 3 rooms (1 bedroom) apt. Air cond. Rent includes: heat, water, gas and private prkg. Dec. 1, $140, Call 864-8222. : STUDIO APT. FOR ONE PERSON furn. or unfurn., extra store room, lg. dbl. liv. rm., din. rm., all elec. kit., lg. bath dressing rm. AL 1-0994. EVANSTON—2125 4 large 8-5781 rms. Free RIDGE gas. $150 CE. 6-8696 EVANSTON. CHARMING 3 BEDRM., 2 bath coach house apt.; fireplace; garage; private; 869-5444 after 5 p.m. NORTHBROOK—3 BDRM. 1ST floor apt. Modern kitchen with built-in oven, range and dishwasher; and refrig. $185. Call 272-5231. CENTRAL WILMETTE : One bedroom; bath; kitchen; living room. Reasonable rent. Furniture available. Call 724-7337. 212 NON RACIAL—EVANSTON room. New bidg. $100. Call Solk, LO 1-7774 days; evenings, 248-7351. Closed Saturday and Sunday. ROGERS PARK — NEAR LAKE. 1ST floor 3 room, 1 bedroom, new stove and refrigerator. Newly decorated, $95. Call AM 2-2987 or BR 4-9131 133 Wanted WANTED; cottage people; 212 to Rent—Apts. RM. APT. in Evanston. references. 465-8309 2 SMALL adults; quiet RESPONSIBLE YOUNG COUPLE AND family desire 2-bedroom apartment w/yard on the North Shore. Excellent references. 446-6382. 134 For Rent—Furnished Apts. RIDGEVIEW HOTEL 901 MAPLE AT MAIN ST. GReenleaf 5-4000 KITCHENETTE AND BEDROOM apts. available. Daily maid service, attractive monthly rates, some weekly tates available. Coffee shop; drug store, launderette, barber and beauty shop on premises. HOTEL 1 AND 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. el room kitchenettes, attractively furnished. Hotel rooms, permanent or transient. Maid, switchboard and elevator service. Ecxellent transportation, bus, ‘‘L’’ and Chicago & North Western R. R. elevision, air conditioning. UNiversity 4-8800 Main and Hinman, 6 ROOM 3 bedrooms, Evanston TOWNHOUSE 112 baths, new furn. GIRLS OR FAMILY TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT 764-5065 EVANSTON 5 LGE. ROOMS 11% baths, elev. bldg., air cond., Nr. Lake and trans., mod. kit. sheltered pk. inc. $230. 475-8497. AVAIL. NOV. 10, TO APR. 1ST. Sublet de luxe 2 bedrm., 2 bath, Lake Shore Dr. apt. Decorator furn. Maid serv. incl. Adults only, DE 2-0648. | EVANSTON. SUBLET AVAILABLE immed. Lge. 1 bedroom apt. Air cond.; wall to wall carpeting; 1 blk. “L” and NWRR. After noon, 381-4838. 144 ROOM IN WILMETTE, 3RD floor for employed lady, close to transp. and shopping. Avail. now. CALL AL 1-5788 Evanston WAYSHIRE APTS., 6818 N. Wayne, Chicago, perfect for grad. student or career person, 2 rms., newly dec., pri. bath and shower, ‘nr. lake and ‘‘L’’, util. incl. $92.50 mo. AM 2-1964. GLENCOE FURNISHED COACH house 3 or 4 girls only. 6 panneled rms., 3 bdrms. w/wall to wall closets, tile kitchen and bath, carpeted liv. and din. rm. Immed. occupancy. 8352973 or FR 2-3230 for appointment. E. ROGERS PARK NEAR LAKE Sheridan Rd. 442 rms. 2 bdrms., twin beds, tile bath, 4 closets, patio. New refrig. Bus and “L” $145 mo. HO 5- HOWARD. — AIRY, Low rent. Frances. 414 3 135 EVANSTON—SKOKIE: 3 BEDROO colonial, family room, garage, dis washer/disp., available Nov. and: Ded $275 mo. Call 674-0466. 139 BEACH. 743-2350. Wtd. to Rent—Furn. Apts. desirable. References. JU 7-539 142. For Rent—Town Houses EDENS-LAKE WILMETTE TOWNHOUSES Just completing 10 deluxe uni available on 2 year lease. 3 bdrms 242 tile baths, sep. liv. rm., din. all appls. incl. dbl. oven range, refrig| dishwasher, disposal, washer a dryer. Fully carpeted, cent. air cond private patio, storage attic and bsmt garage plus prkg. space. High scho children, no pets. $400 per mo. Ope daily incl. Sunday. 3119 LAKE AVE. .. WILMETTE ALFINI CONSTRUCTION CoO. 446-1294 251-7767 825-69. DEL WEBB’S SUN CITY, FLORIDA Retirement center. Desirable fu nished home to qualified adult coup! at out of season rates to Jan:. 1st. you are retired, here is a chance try out a Florida: West coast location Call UN 4-6603. GLENVIEW: 10 MO. SUBLET O new lease. 2 B.R., 142 baths. Brig L.R. Lge. kit. /blt. -ins. Pan. fam. r laundry area in bsmt. Conv. to schls transp., shops. Off street parkin Poss. mid Dec. $225. Call 729-1354. & Setike St. GReenleaf 5-1617 OPEN HOUSE SAT. AND SUN. 1811 Robincrest Lane, Glenview, 1 to 4 p.m, Newer 4 bdrm. brick Cape Cod, 2 baths, attach. 112 car gar., carpeting, large back yard, central location to schools, shopping and ne transp., Avail. Nov. lst. Call DEERFIELD 1132 GREENWOOD 6 room Ranch, 11% baths. 112 car garage, full basement. Fenced yard. Vacant. 2 blocks to grade school, 4 — to train, 6 blocks to center of 446-7180 HIGHLAND PARK IMMED. OCCUP. Spacious* older 2 story home. 4 bdrms., 112 baths, sep. din. rm., small den. Kit. w/eating area. Walk to schools, shopping and Lake. IDLEWOOD REALTY CO. INC. 653 Roger Williams Av. 432-6776 DEERFIELD. Attractive 3 bdrm., 1 bath ranch. Lge. liv. rm., kit. with brkfst. area, util. rm., enclosed porch, att. gar., prime location, immed. poss. $265. Ref. req. Shown by appt. only-owner. 256-1009 SUBLET bdrms., Willard Houses EVANSTON Hokanson Davis to Rent—Furn. For Rent—Houses CENTRAL EAST EVANSTON, NEAR lake and park. Victorian Townhouse. 7 rooms (4 bedrooms), 142 _ baths. Immediate es ate Fc seco and refrigerator included. 513 Wtd. RETIRED EVANSTON COUPLE RE building own house would like ft house-sit, paying moderate rent Dec Jan., Feb. GR 5-6347. UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATOR A wife need furnished home or apt.. for to 6 months. Call 427-4500 ask for Mis Tripp. OLDER COUPLE DESIRES SMALL furnished kitchenette apartment 4 mos, December-March in Evanston, pref. east of business’ district. Garage 136 BDRM., 112 BATHS RANCH. across from school and park with i rink. Fenced wooded lot, walk stores and bus. $300/mo. Jan. throug April. 724-9420. WINNETKA, 3 BEDROOMS, baths; finely furnished; 2 blks... t transp.; fine location; poss. Nov. 14 = Call before 10 or after 5, HI FREE UTILITIES LAKE AND apt., $100/mo. Park BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED: 3 BEU ROOM, 3 bath house in Kenilwort Family room. Fully carpeted. $50 month, Kenilworth Realty AL 1-560 1216 SHERMAN 3rd fl. efficiency- $22. wk. 2nd fl.-2 rms.; share bath. $20 wk. GR 5-2782 TO room 6-126 Av. 835-180 IDEAL LOCATION Central E. Evanston. Jan. 1 posse sion. Near lake, ‘‘L,’’ Miller School. bdrms.; duplex; like new gas furnac w/humidifier. $300. Write T-483, Bo 60, Wilmette, III. ROOM, BASEMENT APT., UTILIties included, couple preferred. Immediate occupancy, carpeted living room and bedroom. GR 5-2569. BLOCK Nice 242 HI GLENCOE REALT BUSINESS MAN ONLY. EAST EVANSton. Lge. 242 rms., nicely furnished. Close to bus, train, ‘and shopping. $125 mo. Lease 328-7094. 1 St. GLENCOE NEW TRIER EAS: Superb California style 4 bdrm. luxur ranch offered. as furnished. Rental. $625 month. TEACHERS AND NURSES 5 LARGE ROOMS . . $225 Newly decorated and all new furniture and rugs. Electric dishwasher. Near bus and ‘‘L’’. Ph. agent DA 8-5011. 3 Linden NORTHEAST EVANSTON NEAI lake and. University. One Block t Orrington School. 8 rooms, 4 Bed rooms, 112 Baths. Newly decorate and Carpeted. bie Now 0 Furnished $375 mo. a ow on 1 year o longer Lease LAKE-BAY REALTY “COMPANY 1409 Lake Av., Wilmette. 256-300 NR. 271- CLEAN, SPACIOUS APT. FOR ONE or two ladies, large liv. rm., bdrm., kitchenette and tiled bath, comfortably furn. with linens and: utilities, $115 mo. 928 Asbury, Evanston, GR 5-3148. J. Winscott REALTOR 342 SEELEY OFF LIGHT, shops, lake. Houses ARTISTIC BRICK RANCH well furnished, available for sma family for 9 mos. or possibly longe Very charming: liv. rm. with beame ceiling, parquet floors, dining are opening on terrace, two bdrms.,.. 0 lovely bath. Dry finished bsmt.. wit beautiful family room with fireplace bookcases and ‘paneled’ walls. 2 ca garage. $350 month. CNLY 4 YRS. OLD. S.W. AREA of Glenview. Carpeted and nicely furn. Modern. 142 rms. $125, incl. aircond. and heat.- Phone PArk 9-1133 days. NASH. REALTY OR For Rent—Furn. FURNISHED APARTMENT 1ST Call LARGE 4 RM. APT., FULLY DEC.; wall to wall carpeting; 2nd fl.; $135 mo.; John Thill, 803 Dobson S&t., Evanston. UNiversity 4-2819. Apts. MANOR 2-2'/> RMS. Apt. S.E. EVANSTON baci gee BURNing fireplace. Decorated. Immed. poss. $150. 328-0075 ro *475-6013. EVANSHIRE 7th Floor—3 Bdrm.—2 Bath Apt. Elevator Bldg., Air-Conditioned. Ready for Immed. Occupancy. Must inspect to appreciate. Evanston’s Best at $375. Mr. Wing, WH 4-7373. BROWNE & STORCH, INC. ELEV. includ- Bove 5 ‘Kitchen, dressing nd ba t util. incl. Cail Benson, 5-3330. 1-8150 DE LUXE 2 BDRM. APT. 24 liv. rm. w/frpl., kitchen wu forktst. area. Dishwasher, elec. heat, individual room control. Garage. Close to transp. and shops. $250 per 1420 CHICAGO 6 Rooms—1 Bath—$160 Call Agent for Appointment GReenleaf 5-2700 WALLACE AND ORTH, INC. j 914 & RO ng mo. 491-1855 205 RIDGE, WILMETTE : will KRAMER 7335 N. Western din. rm. and all rooms are good Fine bldg. in good neighborhood. garage avail. at same address. & rms., 740 HINVAN—EVANSTON sa 2ND spacious DRAPER AND HULL TERR. BEDROOM size. bldg., decorate, stove and refrigerator. See Joe Jung, 428 Sheridan Rd., 864-9783. or call Mr. Lyons EAY & THOMAS INC. 30 N. LaSalle St., Chgo. CE 6-7060. SECOND air cond., UN 4-5100. Evanston © 725 ST. JOHNS, HIGHLAND PARK 1 bedroom apt.; separate din. rm.; stove, refrig., heat and water incl.; $140. ‘446-0406 or ID 2-5041. 6 RMS., 2 BATHS—$225 De luxe, modernized apt. In choice S.E. Evanston Call Heinze Saegebrecht, 328-2946. Realtor nd Evanston New Trier East High School Dist. Moderate monthly rent includes air cond., central heat, reserved parking, full carpetin electric kitchen. See furnished model apts. Daily incl. Sat. and Sun. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Representative on premises or phone: (GReenleaf) 256-4998 (Ridge) 256-4993 (CHICAGO) IN 3-5060 Beautiful pinned spacious air-cond, 2 bdrm. space EVANSTON: 212 LARGE ROOMS, clean newly painted, new stove, quiet, 9 blocks from campus, 2 blocks from “L’’. Conv. to stores. 864-2780. 8-3200 ELEVATOR BUILDING Possession GLENVIEW. w/fireplace Parking For Rent—Furnished COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED. Tile baths, modern, new kitchens, new elevator, maid service, beautifully furnished. Exc. transp. Reas. rent. 825 Main St 475-3223 869-2472 DA CO. St., rm. 1136 GREENLEAF 627 RIDGE RD. S. E. EVANSTON - NEW - 1520 Central utilities. 1 ROGERS PARK—3 RM. BDRM. APT. Free utilities and parking. Excellent shopping and transp. 3rd floor. $95. Call 764-3582. Sherman 5 Rms., 3rd Fl. Modern kit. and bath. See RAYMOND lge. living APT. WILMETTE Immediate occupancy—elegant 2 bedroom apts.—new elevator buildings. VANSTON BRosiway 3-3750 & GOLEE Simpson nr. Fl, — $100. 6 Rms., ist FI, avis $230. Rms., 3rd FIi., DAILY. 1742 N. Greenwood Phone 724-501 | HAROLD BURNS INC. 271-3500 THIS have view of the lake. All_conveparking. in this outstanding 5 P.M. See Betty Otte on Premises OC- IN building. 1:30 TO $155 cy. SPACIOUS $300 $360 1620 to 1766 Greenwood 2 BEDROOM APT. INC. ON-THE-LAKE ; 1440 SHERIDAN RD. LE THE a sy fired hot water system, controlled in each apartpidus ment. Kitohens are unusually large contain double oven de luxe nges, double door refrigerators, and are air apartments tioned with wall type unit. cinta & TYSON. from from $165 plus included HOUSE LARGE 5 ROOM APT. plus enclosed porch.. S.E. Evanston. 2nd floor of house. $110. Adults. Avail. Dec. 1st. 864-8257 This new luxury Raymond elevator building will feature year round electric air conditioning, complete Hot Point kitchens, balconies, large closets, ceramic tile baths, spacious living rooms with separate dining rooms. Garage and outside parking available. ~ 1310 MAPLE apartments bedrooms bedrooms bedroom, COACH 342 ROOM APT FOR RENT JAN. occup. Near St. Francis Hospital. 864-7489, after 5:30. Evanston's Only New Lake Front Apt. Bldg. AVAILABLE NOW Chiteas EVANSTON $240 QUINLAN & TYSON, INC. 1571 SHERMAN UNiversity 4-2600 NORTHWEST EVANSTON 2 BDRM. air-cond., fully equipped kit., individual heat control, close to shopping, trans., and schls., Sublet or new lease. Avail. Nov, 15th. $215. 491-9457. .50 s90 SHERMAN—Air Cond.d THREE BEDROOMS HINMAN—front apt. ESTES AV.—Chgo. furn. MAPLE—elev. bidg. MAIN—2 baths 1616 2462 1501 136 LARGE 3 RM. MODERN APT. 1ST Fl.; S.E. Evanston; sublease Dec. Ist; rent $155; parking; air. cond. By appt. only. 328-1318. INC. EFFICIENCES Oy AV.—elev. bldg. NE BEDROOM 1500 CHICAGO AV.—across from Park 547 HINMAN—across from park 922 HINMAN—air cond. TWO BEDROOMS 1159 . All Electric Kitchens ~ With Custom Cabinets. Reserve Parking. 134 . $325 reas. For Rent—Apartments FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED' CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT. Deluxe 3 2 EVANSTON RANCH, 3 baths, sep. din. rm., frpl., school dist. $320; "Avail. immediately. 864-0611 or DA 8-8475. LIBERTYVILLE: 4 BEDROOM 2 story house on Milwaukee Av. $150 per mo. 6 mo. lease. Call 945-2938 before 3 p.m., anytime Sat. RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY 4 bdrm., 2 bath ranch in Highland Park Sunset area. Immed. occup. Call for appt. 432-6333 or 945-0709. GREENLAKE MANOR APTS. S lease townhouse apt. 1648 Greenwoo Glenview. 3 bdrms., 142 baths; f bsmt.; stove and refrig. New decorated. $175 mo. Immed. occu 272-5821. JUST COMPLETED: bdrms., lge. closets, w/generous eating . stove, refrig. Din. rm., — bsmt. Occup. Nov. SPACIOUS 142 baths, k area, dswhf sep. ent. ha $275 mo. ID EVANSTON TOWNHOUSE Lg. 2 bdrm. w/fam. rm. Adults onl He se Water paid. $175. Call 49 NILES-TOWNHOUSE 3 BDRM. bath; full bsmnt.; liv. rm: Patio; avail. bey 5205. 1 cpt IMMED. OCCUPANCY 3 BDRMS., Psimcne 9 appliances, carpeting, $275 HAPP. "REALTY, INC. YO 1 p 6-32 HIGHLAND PARK—BRAESIDE 3 bdrm. ranch with family rm. Newly ' appointed kit. and bath. Near transp., school. $300 a month. 369-6817. NORTHBROOK—2 BDRM. 1 bath. Bsmt.; kitchen w/all app. Private patio: walk to train, shoppin schools. $210. Avail. Dec. ist. 272-569 137 N.W. EVANSTON, 2727 GROSS POI Rd. 3 bedrms., 11% baths, mode elec. kit., large paneled rec. roo Wall to Wall carp. $250. 327-4518. Wanted to Rent—Houses EXECUTIVE LOOKING FOR HOUSE to rent on North Shore. Preferably Winnetka or Highland Park. 3 or 4 bdrm. home, well maintained. Min. lease of 1 yr. beginning Feb. 1st. Option to buy would be of interest. Call CR 2-1219. WANT 3 BEDROOM HOME AVAILABLE NOW. or before. 345-5065 138 For NEED BY DEC. 1 between 9 and 5. Rent—Furn. Houses LAWYER AND WIFE WITH PET desire furn. townhouse with fenced yard, winter months only. Up to $350. Call Area Code 815, 459-0384. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter 144 For Rent—Garages EVANSTON SOUTH BLVD. NEAR ASBURY $15 a month. Call 491-0618. 1131 ELMWOOD, EVANSTON 2 spaces for car, boat or storage. Call UN 4-1268 after 6 p.m. GARAGE—FOR NEAR NEW TRIER Phone HI * Highwood Herald HIGH 6-0722 Nov. RENT | SCHOOL 2, 19 �LARGE SIZE GARAGE _ | “Executive offices in’ attractive conve: Y JUDSON BETWEEN oe EASE. CALL EVES., DA 8-5281. ie eee OFFICES: 7 RM. SUITE. a 1,343 Evanston, orth OR FOR LARGER STORAGE 2-CAR SPACE NEED GARAGE : ft. 2 4 to Blvd. Evanston. Call 475-1110. DESK c nino ew fluorescent oy ee ae appt. Seecinl . We. AVE., E SHERMAN 1571 ADEQUATE WITH rage 1572 25's we peas Seer GLENVIEW—OFFICE bn aukegan suitable agent. Immed. migrs. or space desk for 5 big rooms. Modern Kit. sep. DR. Cate: SE andSF 2 ee eS Stove, Refrig. Air Cond. inc s CO. | 7eO. HH. & arison, PA 4-3700. B2 Waukegan Rd Mrs. Niemi. QUINLAN 1718 ° SHERMAN floor—size Dttice—2nd 673-3130 Bid dj St <n cabagone AVE. approx. s ange, refrigerator, jnchaaod:. nearby. per O & || W allace in evator, rth, h, balcony, md geo parking; Avail. Evanston Bond & “Mortgage Co. b2_ Orrington R_5-5600 = LAKE SUITE x 21’ OFFICE 3 Modern Forest business. section. Air cond., building. story elevator rptd. 2 years remaining on 3 ze. Imease. Ample off-street parking. ed. occup. Call 234-8440. WINNETKA cman Oo Pass | — rsne di~4 Ps WINNETKA air cond. office space in single ft. total 2,500 P ites odern SORES 95" “ee available 1/2 blk. R.R. ee LMETTE—STORE sq. ft. to 900 top location; poet an HART & GOLEE, INC. FICE nble oor. AND DESK Janitor and Downtown See. op AVAIL- utilities included. Evanston. Be ASTY About sq. ft., DA 1967 AL 1-5600 For Sale—Condominiums es financing. assist T. withBROWN & CO. JOHN N mosp agate § NORTH OF ere HOWARD | WELL will div., LUXE Lake 2 BEDRM, and 2 BATH APT.| Stev- Stove and Refrig. Fully carpeted. All UN 4-2600 ‘Elec. “ Beat, INC. x TYSON, ag x * weer AL EVANSTON } 4 partTmen ' B BR TRADE CONSIDER HOUSE, amas APARTMENT BUILT. 2 BLOCKS 3-3750 may or A di UuNGING TO NORTH- western University. Excellent location income annual transportation, for depreciation Accelerated $27,500. available. ar rt - eres & NL TY ; INC. BR .3-3750 ee a 2 Apartment— Evanston $19,000. TWwd- on ments occupancy. d NASH FIVE EVTO BLOCK OF YOUR OR landscaped grounds, has FAMILY BUILD- Southern Wisc., 66 miles from Evans- ton, Liv. rm., 3 bdrms., paneled bunk room in basement, modern kitchen, bath, 23-ft. screened and heated front porch. Private pier and raft. Near ski owner, DA8-1781. heat. Sale price, $18,000. 5 UN 4-8678. A bedrms. This is a lovely spac and must ‘ be sold home IMMEDIATE transfer! owners SESSION. MID also has 3 TWIN-SIZE | ARE INCLUDED IN THIS SPACIOUS Each ha COLONIAL. 2 STORY and a THIRD FIRE. FIREPLACE PLACE in living rm. Built in L Lot 50 x 235. Taxes $287. $25,000. BEDROOMS. HAS ALL frCHEN Tull bate iand 100. BUILT-ANS Bkier’ SPACE, Central onin con ditioni air BEAUTIF entral and POOL cat arorear in the 60s. WEINRICH & LISTED . A. .. tow 14 baths,priv BR's, room, Rms. $ rec, than | Street. nome. inUibetter dears, 212, bathGatdiek bedrm. a fine 6 paneled cireseeaank 2 bookshelves, and trees big with complete den Beautiful fireplaces. throughout. construction quality " 4 ALeUL S eaeae ‘ead ak te mens A unique home priced in the lower 70s. Call today for an appointment EAST GLENVIEW | IN CHOICE different 2-story tion, a ad a to see. LOCA7 room special! Boe. ma ,500. Just n 1% Block to condition! A-1 absolutely. H aot RIDGE AND hits) Need ay wake up! Here’s one not to pass up. 7 eo story with useful 3rd floor space too! 4 Bk’s, 2 baths, 2 car parkin ca — aie bis home with backyard facing the North | tional ecation. Needs ‘a iis a Club. Country ere bedrooms, . baths.* 3 got grounds. 3 Large | Poke oo gay oo ——— fi family Beco Lg. screened porch. Good schools and H WILMETTE—CENTER OF TOWN Older 2 flat. Needs some work. Viet ROOMS FAMILY PORTER Winnetka LISTED JUST ex ae TWO abe For Sale—Houses 158 with kitchen ki: c Delightful bee’ti Mister on ee eave bath and there are 3 more Cre tage on small non-commercial lake in areas. $16,000. a PANE Ist floor on ROOM FIREPLACE, b d COT- LAKEFRONT ROUND YEAR Immediate lot. 50x 165 income progood Very ty. See today. ga6-7180 LAWN FOREST LAKE 3. ’ Pree a Evanston 3-3855 ree Street 24 D avis 491-1855 5 Old Oy * Street—Evanston BRoadway ASH 1030 WARNER A &R RD RAMED APART- REALTY ROOM ¢ aa voi g SH ERWIN : 607 Howard yniversity 9-2575 | AND VACANT bargain, Call McKenna. 446-1646 UNiversity 4-2600 down Living rm., Dining rm., beautiful Kit. with Dishwasher, Disposal, QUINLAN | 1571 ne A i Transportation. large Feoms. Balcony. trade ew Q Evanston East near will Immaculate ve and consider’ $49,500. master BR), basement rec. rm. maid’s rm., gas forced air heat. 2 car .— ins. 3 parks within one block. Walking | -r4— COLONIAL BUY OF THE YEAR! d-story 4 | NEWLY ious L er distance to all transp, and shopping. may . Rdg! This. REAL VALUE, GROSS: $18.600, | and “Deerfield unfurn.; INCOME OVER $7,500 PER YEAR. Owner LEASAD Bis rm, Red.prick R FORT 2 baths: || Venice: (2 bedroom: FLORIDA ise ofLAUDERDALE FI at 3 Luxe tcc NVITIN BUILDING PRESENT Featuring 2 spacious 642 room apts., apt. All separate and one 412 room utilities. Equipped with de luxe built- h At + ountry De Fy anston 1 Bedrm. maintained Superbly St. Sliding with Comb. Liv.-Din. Apt. elec. Kit. All Glass Doors to Balcony. with Eating Space. Lge. Bedrm., lots 8.4449 | DE AIR NEW WILLOW: NEAR ENS on bldg. w/answering sec’y; offices janitor. utilities, incl. $65, . 2, $17,000.—Call ONLY some carpets. Mr. Kay aedimaatts Realty oe een | 154 For Sale—Apt. Buildings ALpine 1-2374 on LOCATION. Immaculate _ condition. floor. ALAN SEX W ARNER & & eg Street oR up. Large living room, dining ‘‘L’’; 2 good Refrig.. [ncl. bath. and bedrooms stove, air conditioner and drapes and Ground emodel, lease to suit. 446-1646. orthfield. HI 6-6650. VALUE AT:$22,900. REALTY ae po tee ee VOIGTS UNiversity WEAMOTON Taide 4-4866 1 OUTSTANDING DIA A 8.3200 | of Closets. Air Conditioned. Distinc- ra EVANSTON CENTRAL ST. location, store or office space. 1,700 floors 214 shopping, and ie SR PO Dil, CARP ETS, B AIRD UN: BATH. TILE CERAMIC AND | JUST DECORATED Light, bright 5 room, 2 bedroom Coop. $122 mo. assessment. $8,000 equity. Excellent location for all transporta- tion — EATING LARGEBEDROOM MASTER. 18’ x 14’ AND W/BUILT-INS AREA, BR SS BATHS, EP PIVARD, AFTER IN THIS ONE. W/OVERREWIRED , AND a ADJACENT ONE-HALF BLDG. APT. AND ANSTON WILL Rm. 8 IN 3 YEAR :PLIVING ROOM, Be MODERN KITCHEN DININGi EVANSTON NORTH sq. all 1926 CENTRAL ST. EVANSTON Tust west of Green Bay Road. Heated store 18x60 suitable for retail busiess or offices. Lease to suit Aver! mo. 2 E: S QuK., (ZRANSPORTATION® Kage Bs LOU tern onao bu in= centrally ero 5 arage AL _1-6700 UN_4-2600 AL,_6-3000 | two REALTY BAY 6-5151. bedrooms, ve STEVENSON MRS. CALL: RETIREMENT 12 4 e Evanston 1, popenn CED FENCED SCREENS FOR BUILDING. PRICE— $57,000. 4 8-34] 30’ FLOOR TAKE!) WELL Winter STORMS ALUMINUM WIRING. fully OPEN ee gg = sauna, aitanene, PRICE REDUCED PARK, INC. TYSON, & UINLAN EVANSTON 1571 SHERMAN. AVE. SPACE—OFFICE | 153 nd desk space. 100 . Ground floor. In tilities; $35 mo. KE wa: station Reas. rent. CE ity parking. 2ND Apartments GARAGE 3 CAR RATE BLDG. DOORS HEAD ,BREAKERS W/CIRCUIT DAILY AND SUNDAY D A ful patie. gutters, a : Pts ee : doors.A WO with overhead garage BELIEVE ‘buy $51,000," EACH 6,RM, APT. HAS 3 BEDROOMS | $00" nO ise faties 6 pia) Inc. Q 2nd_ 2030. twin-size 2 all eae baths, air conditione Mr. Calloway DA 8-5011 EVANSTON page pool, ACT CALL—ALAN Deluxe—Three ted. MODE. "RPT. Evanston PArk 4-5600 gen —_ ee: Reception room, 2 private offices. elevator Air conditioned, Private parking lot. bldg. pmo BIG ae —— onditioned; Tan. 1 at $325 pe Gee ROOM, 3 BEDROOM APTS. 2 CAR GARAGE. TENANT HEATED. OUTSTANDING VALUE AT:SEX$39,900. OMS swimming garage, = weeted equity. re ee ag : Homes and Cottages School, Central St. Shopping $2 8, 500 F : rom ae Short ee a colere NE. Y BEEN FLOORS. PARQUET FAMILY TYPE EVANSTON—BRICK 2 APT. 10. YEAR OLD BUILDING. Two. 5.| 1 block 44. transportation Only conditioner for RAYMOND OVERLOOKING ae ST. :a and wet bar. A VICTORIAN CHARMER ON _WID; ew and Sale—Summer For 156 ds open daily BEDR & e room, is panele (one s ag Can 267-4500 an ARRISON Haven AIN-CHICAGO BLDG. | "500 HINMAN AVENUE K. : CONOVER CENTRAL 17 KRUGER. un 2-3 FV, location—CTA $7,000 1511 Sherman Avenue GReenleaf 5-2700 Er ice oF EVANSTON a required. approval Board 15’ x - 010. ae St. 1 Block S. of Central Condominiums ‘ EVANSTON — air Donveniont bus and Municipal Oct. 1st, $130, Parking Lot, Avail. 845So ROOM DINING TWO REAL5's, BUY AT $43,900 HARRISON AND PRAIRIE 1 Block W. of Green Bay Rd. ON CHOICE FIRST FLOOR . apartment cooperative five room ea oa orig a. Le —— 2 raat 1’, 14 block So. of larges an most vanston—A ace you’ve maid’s fireplaces. 2 too! ive N | FE most room kitchen, Vitrolite baths, gorgeous $42,000. garage, 4 car yd.; back Estate Real inside 8.3414 spectnant 2009 EVANSTON Also Bee larger suites available. For information DXMAN Th + garage the a separate distance to Howard Street. In 50s, BLDG. BRICK Car ver recreation ( bia: IF YOU HOME! CAPTIVATING | A quickly. built Calif. st Custom ranch pute different ant de retiring, priced to sell. years. Owner R. F. HENDERSON & CO. 1717 Howard, Evanston, GR 5-1717 3 APT. with FI $160 OFFICE FT. Si EVA is very income Page seen private paneled office, 5 apt. bldg. in the Net of condition. piney, paneled 2 tenents have lived here for over 20 Multord TYSON, INC. & AVE. 1571 SHERMAN AVE. SHERMAN It! NEW BUILDING 525 Zz ; Monthly Assmt. $129. B4° $10,500 Cash Eauity’ Beard approval vequired. Call EVANSTON SPACE OFFICE 3-5420 : ee a cin 3 BR's, rooms, luxurious 642 paneled) 3 baths, tiled entry and dining room, big kitchen with be seen Sat. 2-5 p.m.; Sun. 2-4 p.m. insurance, utilities, all Mage : BRoadway 2047 ASBURY .. BUY CAN YOU RANCH | FINEST $43,900 heated Apts. Evanston outheast perso MALL OFFICE AT 320 WAUKEGAN R ESTATE Sale—Co-op For garage. * room tee. Just fine ne 55 xx 178 8 lot. us :0 good. Apts. have 2 and 3 bdrms. each, | mon 6] 152 SPACE Stone Fz wens: wehel Bi-level in Colle “paneled Oe pao : Pe 7 Room paneled ail Bit Pe ard with ri ey oe ete. DAvis Plaza. Executive 1 in Glenview Dec. 9-2575 corner of Simpson. finest Sawniaete’ Aids REAL AVAIL.. ae Terrific4 ae Smith, owner. frigidaire | Other times call679-4844 with electric’ garage oven, dishwashdouble doors, refrigerators, Mee See UNiversity os er, disposal. Fully carpeted. Immediate occupancy. Peery. Fer ain. cet eee .. LISTED SKOKIE. out! and inside condition In A-l $35,000 and worth every cent of it. SHERWIN EVANSTON or warehouse at rear section of Maple, Evanston. Heated, elect. eres, Set: 1800 sq. ft., will divide Tent, eal basement BR 3-3220 ee RM $46,500 Hurry! NEWLY an SHERMAN AVE., EVANSTON Has 6 light, pleasant rms.; 149 baths; Taxes, GA- FOR SUITABLE FT. SQ. 4,000 Pp ARKING gobNr. age Lane Northwest! remodeled.g s free-form beautiful a. AND You bet! s Bae Rare? ming pool! aed ded room sun 2 baths, fireplace, on ist flr., side drive garage. Fete tiful kitchen, paneled dining room tax deduction, includes principal and interest, heat and _ air-conditioning, maintenance, * — DOMMEMOV- LISTED! NEWLY Delightful INC. ORR, & 5-1080 ; pene. Building er & PRI ou SEPAR oar B Sui ba SOON SIZE 2ND A tag Fe H. E 3 FLOOR MAN’S ON at ar INCOME mies oe apts. ae On" by Custer B EDROOM S +h $245.00 4 Ap- |: WITH $7,000 alia For Rent Storage Space 149 STON Elevator New prox., 1,800 sq. ft. Central location. AL 6-3000 LAKE BAY REALTY SP ACE OFFICE oO oe Condominum vanston oe onieitereink: Slane “aimee AN A LIBRARY Inc. b hoary MAIN PLUS tte (Residence UN 4-8723) McGUIRE condo- | GR BY PRESENTED AND Hauworth. rooms, party P secretary BR 3-3750 AL 1-6700 4-2600 EV RIDGE | building. Corner HEART FORTABLE RM. BRICK 3-APARTMENT BUILDING location. Evanston convenient In Living room; separate dining room; 3 kitchen with eating area; bedrooms; one bath. Parking. Please call Mrs. 274-1001 space. Skokie, lease, paneled ofc., serv. avail., receiving zone M-2. Near good transp. 676-4060. OR CALL MR. FOSTER INC & TYSON Fath grat Son IB at ses MUINLAN heate HOME STAUNTON O. FLANDERS & CO., INC. WAREHOUSE FT. 3,000 SQ. TO ONE OFFICE eS TIONED, MODERN- BUT FLASH! an unmatched PROUDLY DATE BATHS, FRT. ENTRAN CAR GARAGE: HEAT. EAT, A a A INCOME OLDER a BEDROOMS aie DE NC pOSSIBER,IN 90s. “MILLER SCHOOL over $25,000, aeking $165,000, BR 3.2660||| DISTRICT. UN 4-9020 _~ weekdays will appreciate and asa have EVANSTON 1 garages. 5's, SIZE eleavator, + tenga you t E 45413. UN and bath, Tight iatuatey oe Sherms r. 4 Shes BUM wot . lob y sauna 4-3700 paneled fully air Inc. for 676-2040. Call pay TO INSPECT STOP AT OUR WINNETKA RENT—SKOKIE plush and Co PA Aawrox: 3108 on a new with sink. abinet and washrooms, as well as a lounge room building. Rd. FOR New, attrac- lighting. women’s and ive men’s New 4 includes ft.; sq. 2,350 offices; zoned for light mfg. cond. Call Solar»Systems, blenty parking for your customers and lients. A private entrance and stairay leads to a large, bright, airy ng a Sais UN 4-5100 | —— Hahn Bldg. MAINTAINED SUPERBLY. BUILT Realtor IZED BRICK 20 APT. NEAR ly controlled heating and Soaking: Add garage, IN MOST W | EAST EVANSTON LOCATION NR. THE LAKE. ELEGA NT . ¥ CEPTIONAL roof, paint, etc. excel. Boiler, AVE. taxes. 4’s and rents. Low Moderate woodstriking rooms, the immense burning fireplace, formal dining room, convenience kitchen with choice cabiappliFrigidaire and paneling nets, ances, private balcony,.and indivi ual- oot = KEPT ; WELL HOMES buyers SHERWIN 3 BDRMS., Nixon, EXCELLENT BATH Discriminating | DUPLEX G. Room 300 Ne New In UNCOMMON OF MODERN * Carlson, H : Waukegan 1132 is there lot, Parking Village bf the Geo office this floorJust of South secondbldg. fthelocated on. mmediate possession. BRICK basement, fine oil heat, baths, 119 convenient location near Mason Park, transportation, shopping and schools. 2000, ROOM APARTMENT Kent—lacustria ee MODERN 1 Prevails 2 2 AL 1.5600 AVAILABLE BED 4 5-1896 a I : cstiiek ft. ee sq. ,600 pace AVE LINCOLN SPACE or and Offices For Rent—Stores 586 1 Front location. Office faces Waukegan Rd. in center of Glenview. $40 ; _ PA 4.9724. : : 148 F Rent—lIadustrial GARAGE RENT TO LIKE DULD Av., Laurel 475 home, my ear Call 432-4813 “after 6 ighland Park. p.m. 6 251-3606. ' ONE bh . Mi Elegance Anxious offer. Kenilworth Realty EVANSTON LY | Block to Lake & Park PT STORE IN NORTH 0X60 ar ee ae AS an Custer near storage, for ON Helen SQ : Air Kenilworth. Owner. GR BASEMENT GARAGEOR ANTED: Rd., Consider IS fs) 3 Q 2,245 sq. ft. or less. 723 Howard St., Evanston oe smottued Call onic TH ERE STORE FOR RETAIL OR OFFICE RENT: TO WANTED to Bay dec. Will to get tenant. etka. Call 251-4500. » Green cond. Win- or Wilmette, EVANSTON air- AVAIL- SPACE DESK AND able in Glenview office center. Wanted to Rent—G seasiaoaan eae 5 constructed, rental, Reasonable conditioned. leasin Utilities, maintenance included. 125 to 1,200 sq. ft. 446-6868. $12 WITH | OFFICE OR $15 MO. VANSTON. nient location. Newly SHERMAN, NR. RAGE—SIMPSON AND 5-7590 GR in Evanston. eeney For Seicctiinaie For: Sale—Apt, Buildings | 154 For.Sale—Condomininms - 146 ‘For Reat—-Stores.aed Offices | 153 For Rent—Garages Orchard in 50s. ug h shopping C nearby. Mi ST., WINN. homes i * on - the hs, 3 ale BR Price, lh ichels and Company 751 ELM JUST $21,000, Taxes just tne ZSuy Hillcrest 6-7100 “SHERWI 607 ' UN HOWARD 9-2575 Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter : N STREET—EV. ery ine = Classe �For Sale—Houses - For Sale—Houses NASH KOENIG NORTHBROOK OPEN SUNDAY 926 LEE ROAD ember lst you can move into this bedroom brick home with large ee gi 21x15 family room (2 ces), separate dinin room, n with built-ins an eating , 242 baths, 2 car garage. Nothing comparable! $27,500 NOR THBROOK ~ OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 1615 WALTERS - Three bedroom ranch. west of Waukegan train, shops and -eorner lot, mature ee ereeoaped. : and Custom carpet garage. Three. blocks Road. Walk to school. Beautiful trees, profession- drapes, included. HIGHLAND PARK ~ OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 3525 BUENA - ised of apartment room Ps for cur- Attached living? $31,750 Plenty of the children to play. Nearly uiet lane off Old Elm face brick ranch. 3 oF ooms, 2 baths (private bath off ' master BR), large living room with ee e fireplace and thermopane pice windows overlooking patio and Separate dining : wooded grounds. room, 15x18; paneled family room -_ with beamed ceiling, built-in cabinets - and sliding glass doors to patio. Good cabinet kitche nwith built-in dishwasher. School bus at corner. Immediate possession. Enjoy the holidays in - yuur own home. an acre ona Red _ Road. - WINNETKA—EAST te 8 BEDROOMS + WALK TO GRADE SCHOOL from: this spotless 3 bdrm. bi-level; lovely kitchen w/dining area; lg. living rm.; pan. recreation rm.; oversized 2 car garage. MID 3 WINNETKA - DIFFERENT $47, 500 DISTINCTIVE AND In a pretty setting too! Offered by original owner, a brick, stone and - clapboard home located on a quiet lane, yet close to shopping, transpore living room tation and schools. a fireplace and built-in book : shelves. There is a separate dining CHERRY, BRIGHT AND SPACIOUS Home for a ‘growing family. 4 bdrms.; 2 baths; separate dining rm.; large kitchen; 242 car garage with loft; screenel summer house; full basement; panelled rec. room and extra soe office. Walk to everying room. degen room with thermopane window wall overlooking secluded well landscaped yard. The kitchen has eating area; there is a first floor _ powder room. Three good _ sized Bedrooms on second, a th, excellent storage - basement. see this today Attached unusual We have pe ceramic space. garage. Cape Cod Why type the key. tile Full ‘ not home $44,500 ‘you a small family or couple king for a quality custom home in location? This buff face brick , a to ranch on a beautifully landscaped lot meet your specifications (over ,000 spent on gr@unds alone). 2 Twin ooms plus pensled den off lovely room with copper hooded stone j an ce. 10 x 20 screened porch with e floor opens from both LR : s x10 exceptional Youngstown aes kitchen. Thermopane throughout. basement peal Many with tile closets floor large ‘ig AKE FOREST older en wooded home will acres and give you a country : Bas fo with city conveniences. House s four bedrooms and two full baths. e ceiling living room with lace, paneled dining room, panlibrary, family room, large screened porch and a two car d garage are some of the \ value features. If you so prefer the house on 144 acres with a separate barn for only $48,500. ‘NORTHBROOK = for the whole family. Gas heat. taxes. Attached garage. Less than 10 years old. Five droom - colonials are hard to find. Will consider your home in trade if it is eee Ge ment. low 20s. Call today for and —yet BUILT ATTRACTIVE SPACIOUS e, beau. arranged for entertaining privacy for every member of the W/D/D, ‘sep eating area. 3 mod. baths 2nd fir. 4 bedr Ms., bedrms. or 3 bedrms. and 12x13 den—2 baths—mas. bedrm_ has private bath. Many extras. 60s. Call Mrs. McBean (home) 864-5064 OR . L. A. PETER SON, REALTOR GR 14—Classified idee Rds. . bdrms. on same TRI-LEVEL level. 2 WITH baths plus 4 rag rm, all with new vanities. iv. rm.; full din. rm., modern kit. with brkfst.. area, pan. fam. rm. Air cond. Close to elementary schools, Priced at $59,500. HIGHLAND PARK 5-1010 Evanston Review EXCELLENT BUY! Well maintained 5 bdrm., 2 baths, in close-to-everything location. Full din. rm. Kitchen with eating area. $34,500. HIGHLAND PRICE baths, on Ravinia. Must be PARK REDUCED! 3 full half acre in Sep. din. rm., seen. Now under bdrm., 11% choice East modern kit. $45,000. Seymour Graham REAL CE THE HEART. TERRIFIC BUY! Centrally airconditioned Split. Living rm. w/cathedral ceiling. 34 Bedrms., 214 baths. ag basement, Exquisite landscaping. Ss. AND 835-3750 NORTH- OPEN 2 TO 5 P.M. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 5th 3280 OVERLAND PASS English Country House on 3/4 acre across street from Private Lake. Wonderful place for children and family living. 4 extra large bedrooms, 2145 baths, beamed ceiling family room, de luxe kitchen, fireplace. Full basement, 2-car garage. Finest construction throughout. Excellent value in 50s. Directions—One block west of Landwehr between Lake St. and Willow—follow signs. Call KEN MAYER BAIRD & WARNER 1151 Waukegan 724-1855 Rd. Glenview, IIl. 588-1855 De Grazia Realty 463 Roger pres” a. Highland Pk., OUTSTANDING ESTATE SALE: 8 Huge Custom Bit. Rms.—‘PARKLIKE’’ SETTING—2}2 Deluxe Baths— 244 Car Garage—25.6x 14.10 LIV. RM.—Sep. Din. Rm.—Huge Streamlined Kit.—25.6 x 21.9 PECKY PAN. FAM. RM. .. . OWNER SAYS *““SELL!”’ Immediate Occupancy... . 5-4455 Call 433-4613—anytime. Announcements with own bath and East Glenview Custom built and located in the Glenayre Section this de luxe 4 or 5 Bedrm., Brick Colonial has Liv. Rm. 26x 1445 with Massive Frpl. and Picture Bay; Din. Rm. with louvered doors to Family Rm. with rein Wdw. wall to Patio; fully equippe Cab. Kitchen plus 12 x 12 Brkfst. Rm. All twin size Bedrms.; 3 Cer. Tile Vanity Baths—Master Bedroom has own, extra Family Rm. 30x13 with furniture bookcase blt.-ins; 2 car att. garage. Irregular lot 148’ Frtge. Priced to sell at only $64,500. Appleton & Company UNiversity 4-1102 EVENINGS PArk 4-1757 ALpine WINNETKA HILL ROAD AREA—CHARMING English home on a private wooded street. Living room with fireplace; large dining room; den; lovely porch; new kitchen with built-ins; 4 bedrooms; 242 baths; room for expansion; l-car garage; walk to schools, village, beach, trains. $57,900. LONG GROVE AREA LOVELY COLONIAL—LIVING ROOM; separate dining room; large country kitchen with adjoining family room and fireplace; 4 bedrooms; full basement; 3-car garage; one acrehigh on a hill, in beautiful area of rolling terrain; immediate possession, Call for appointment today. This is a must! $54,900. Glenview Realty Established Waukegan Road 1925 PArk 4-0600 yard, low taxes. on Built bedrms., 1151 Waukegan 724-1855 with 2nd. 360 inquiry 588-1855 RED BRICK 7 ROOM HOUSE. 4 bedrooms—2 in tandem. Lot 77 x 165, Large 1 story heated building on rear of lot, suitable for studio or hobby room. m 2 car garage $32,500. OLDER 2 FLAT — 5 ROOMS EACH — in center of town. . Needs ‘some work. Could. be converted back to single family dwelling. Lot 50 x 235. Taxes $287 $25,000 KIRK REALTY Wilmette 1225 Central Avenue 256-3300 Living 1 r fl. family rm., recré feet and of sand inspection beach. invited. | EVANSTON Perfect Home is just offered. Lov 7 room brick Colonial in _ spotl condition. 32 foot pyeg and di room, pecan paneled family roa beautiful new cabinet kitchen, 3 t size bedrooms, 11% tiled baths, vi floored basement, att. gar., fend yard. See this breath-taking bea today. $47,500 SMART & GOLEE, 8-3200 BR INDIAN Realto 3-3660 HI 6-4 HILL ESTATES SEVEN ROOM CAPE COD STY HOME ON A_ BEAUTIFUL WITH MANY TREES AND SHRU HOUSE CONTAINS THOSE HA TO GET FIRST FLOOR BEDROO: LARGE LIVING ROOM W/FIK PLACE, DINING ROOM, KITCH AND BATH. SECOND FLOOR HA BEDROOMS AND ONE BATH. CALL—BOB MI EVANSTON - NORTHEAS : POSS’N. INCLUSIOJ] OUTSTANDING VALUE. CALL—ALAN SEX EVANSTON - NORTHWES FIRST TIME OFFERED CHARMING 1 STORY BUNGAL FEATURING 615 ROOMS, 3 BE ROOMS AND 2 BATHS IN POP WILLARD SCHOOL DISTRICT, MC ERN KITCHEN W/EATING ARE SEPARATE DINING ROOM. N 220 WIRING. DET. GARAGE D Ist POSS’N EXCELLENT VALI BAIRD & WARNE 524 4 Davis 855 Street Evanston, Ili 273-38 It's Different .. IT’S LOW AND RAMBLING . sits far back on the lot... spar white frame and shingle exterior COMPLETELY REMODEL There’s a paneled living room, dining room, ‘terrific all-ele kitchen with comfortable eating ar first floor bedroom and tiled b Upstairs . . . 3 airy bedrooms tiled bath. Also attached garage work op. Northeast Evanston c to ‘L’, N.U. campus, Noyes sc Really exciting value at $34,900. Sadler & Hultma Owner Rd. acre. tion rm., patio, garage, gas ht. Po. can be arranged. Call now. $38,000. HIGHLAND PARK Gracious French Provincial -reside in a beautiful garden setting overlo ing Lake Michigan. Spacious re tion hall, living rm., library, gard rm., dining and brkfst. rms., 4 more master bedrms. with privd tiled baths, adequate servants qu ters. Excellent entertaining and reational facilities. Riparian Tig wants. quick sale and can _ give immediate possession. eee, only R. DEAKINS. BAIRD & WARNER Williamsburg one SKOKIE Fine Brick Colonial on quiet stré overlooking golf course. Living r fireplace, dining rm., large kite eating space, powder rm., 3 t (Northwest) JUST LISTED In excellent location convenient to everything. Immaculate All Brick residence with very attractive interior —completely redecorated in off white new carpeting and drapes, interesting decorator touches. New Bryant gas furnace, new wiring, new dishwasher in new wood cabinet kitchen. 2 Twin size bedrooms, plus tandem den. Full dry basement, rear porch, 1 car nice home EVANSTON Well maintained 114 story home j decorated inside and out. Living r fireplace, dining area, brkfs. bd cab’t, kitchen, utility area; fam rm., den, twin -bedrm., tiled bath. twin bedrms, tiled bath on seco _ floor. 144 car: garage, lovely: fenc rd. Prompt poss. Now $32,500. EVANSTON * Northbrook Star ° Highland Park Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter story BAIRD & WARNER garage, & GOLEE dining rm., family rm., jalousied s rm., all.overlooking spacious groun and Lagoon, indoor pool, 6 bedrm 415 baths. 2 car garage in qu fori lane. A real quality offeri 160,000. 1-1105 AND SUNDAYS ONLY GR. 5-0022 GR 5-2383 GLENVIEW NEWLY LISTED! COLONIAL BRICK ranch in walk-to-everything location; living room w/fireplace. Separate dining room; new kitchen w/built-in double oven and range, dishwasher. 2 large bedrooms; 2 baths; louvered porch off kitchen and large _ utility room. 1l-car attached garage. Central ieee Call to see today. 1141 SMART WILMETTE Within a ‘‘stone’s throw’’ of shoppi elevated and golfcourse and lake. bedrms., 115 tiled baths, remodel kitchen, brkfst. space, screened por full bsmt., gas ht., 246 car -gara with space upstairs. Lge. attic stora or play area, well maintained. Ju offered at $44,750. DA WILMETTE 433-4613 « Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe Ne ws © Glenview 16x26 opening to large Patio, Jalousied Porch 15 x 35. Unusual Basement has Lounge with Bar, 2nd Family Rm. with Frpl., Game Rm., Dark Rm., Office, Pow. Rm. Central Air Condtng., 200 amp service, 2 car att. fat Age-- Sete. Eye door. Priced at o than building cost plus land value. HOU: Investment ‘‘Gem’’-Deluxe home custom blt.—with 75 x 220 lot zoned for add’l. 3 apts. .. . $30s. ESTATE 362. PARK AV:., GLENCOE WHERE Hubbard Woods BETWEEN GLENVIEW BROOK GLENCOE CUSTOM Sell on Contract!! EAST GLENVIEW 5 Bedroom, 412 Bath, Full Basement, Brick Ranch (4,500 sq. ft.) custom built for Executive on heavily wooded floodlighted grounds in estate area. Liv. Rm. 20 x 26 with Frpl., Din. Rm. 13 x 20. Fully < Saier Cab. Kitchen 14x19 with B-B-Q. Ist flr. Family OUR 42ND YEAR GOOD VALUES KENNETH FRIEND BUILDERS Landwehr .IS CALL AT ANY GLENCOE EAST EVANSTON CALIF. MODERN family. Ideal for man who does not like yard work. Big liv. rm. W/B/F/P, din. rm., comb. family rm. Mod. C.T. kit. A $46,900. 272-5150 Green Bay Road, Winnetka, Illinois _ ‘VERY 2 Walters Be the first to see this de luxe, fully air conditioned, Stone and Clapboard Colonial with many quality features and built-ins. Has twin _ size Bedrms., 242 Vanity Tile Baths (Mstr. Bedroom has own), and 2 fireplaces, gracious Entry with 25 ft. Liv. Rm., lge. Din. Rm., fully equipped Cabinet Kitchen with Brkfst. Area, Btfl. Rec. and 2 car garage. Priced at $57,500. For appointment call Mrs. Jorjorian. Rm. For Sale—Houses WINNETKA Fine Custom Evanston-Skokie Glenview Realty TRADITIONAL ENGLISH TUDOR— surrounded by quality homes. 4 Bedrms., 314 baths. Pan. Rec. rm. w/wet bar Living rm. w/frpl., separate Dining rm., Sun Rm., i€ w/eating area. Mud rm. 2 car heated garage. Fenced yard. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 50s. NEW LISTING! Good Ravinia location, walk to everything. 3 bdrms., 142 baths, brick contemporary § ranch. Cathedral wood-beamed ceilings through-out. Air-conditioned. Full bsmt. Priced at $34,900. HI 6-7180 18 TOWN $31,000 Colonial—9 rooms—5 bedrooms—2 ce“amie tile baths on 87x 136 lot. Family. room. Modern kitchen with es From and WILDE ARE YOU ONE OF THE CROWD? Or, are you the distinctive buyer looking for something a little different; This luxurious Bedrm. home is meant for you. Centrally air-conditioned. Convenient location. Large rooms. 50s. 90 X 130 $125,000 a charming attached IS—and you will lose yours to this fine home which offers the ultimate in luxury. Living rm., Dining rm., Kit. w/eating area. 4 lovely Bedrms., 3 baths. MANY EXTRAS are in this ao home for the discerning uyer. In Northbrook SEVERAL HOMES FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IN AREA OF FINE LUXURY HOMES ACROSS FROM SPORTSMAN COUNTRY CLUB. 2,400 To 3,000 Sq. Ft. of Living Area. Luxurious Size. Ranches and Colonials car YOUR "FRIEND" In Real Estate _ HOME Fully Improved Lots 2 7 Room Brick de luxe Ranch with W. to W. carpeted and Paneled Family Rm. in full basement; Ist flr. Paneled Den, sliding glass doors to lge. Patio; Cab. Kitchen with good Brkfst. space; 3 Bedrooms; Vanity Tile Bath and Pow. Rm.; Center Entry; Attached garage; Lot 60 x 144 btflly. landscaped and fenced. Home in move-in condition—Immediate Possession. Priced at only $39,200. REALTORS RIDGE accous- ceiling. Over-size 2 car buff <i kK garage with electric eye and # sige drive. Owner has moved. Make r and take immediate possession. GOELZER Northbrook Glenview Wilmette INDIAN the ~ garage has electric doors and there is a delightful greenhouse for the ‘‘green thumb’’ gardener. The _ price _ is $115,000. KOENIG & STREY windows and and NORTHFIELD—This beautiful New England Colonial exemplifies true charm. It is quietly located on a beautiful acre with assured privacy. The first floor has a 17x30 living room with a fireplace, dining room, kitchen with dishwasher, breakfast room, den or guest room and bath. There are 4 second floor bedrooms, a play room and 3 baths. It is centrally air-conditioned, 158 Sale—Houses East Glenview KENILWORTH—If you are _ location conscious you will want more information about this well located frame Dutch Colonial. It is on a beautiful lot 100 x 175, an easy walk to the lake, train and shops. There are 6 bedrooms and 21% baths. The house does need work, but the area justifies any reasonable remodeling cost. The price is $59,500. IMMACULATE GLENVIEW RANCH Charming home with 2 bedrooms including lovely wool carpeting, drapes, curtains, stove and refrigerator. Fireplace..Paneled family room. Handy tool house on rear of lot. Beautiful yard. LOW 20s. 2-0220 9-0330 1-0330 For WILDE GLENCOE—If you need room for your active youngsters be sure to see this interesting English house with bedrooms, 3 baths and a powder room. There is a fireplace in the 15 x 28 living room, sun room, separate dining room and a pleasant kitchen with a dishwasher. It is heated by hot water gas and the 2 car attached garage has an electric door opener. Construction features include a slate roof, copper gutters and a fenced rear yard. The price is $64,500. DUPLEX IN GLENVIEW Walking distance to everything. In exc. cond. 2 bdrms. and bath on 2nd floor; lge. bdrm. on 3rd floor; full bsmt. with bath; 2 car garage; many inclusions. Exc. value. $27,900. CR PA AL and EAST GLENVIEW—Priced at $24,900, we think this 3 bedroom split-level is an excellent value in today’s active market. Living-dining combination. large kitchen with breakfast space and a family room in the lower level. Heat is by gas, and the economy minded will be interested in the taxes of just $385. A BAND BOX In excellent condition and desirable N.W. Evanston. Colonial brick and lannon stone ranch. Centrally air cond.; living rm. w/marble frpl.; family rm.; nice basement; 2 car garage. LOW 30s. RETIRED? NEWLY WEDS? 2 bdrm. ranch with living room-dining room combination; good size kitchen with eating area overlooking yard. Stove and refrigerator included plus carpeting and draperies. Full basement with panelled recreation rm. lus office with built-in shelves. In immaculate condition. $23,000. pool. Wooded Sale—Houses WINNETKA—We rarely have the privilege of offering a property of such obvious quality as this delightful English Country house with a. brick, stone and frame exterior. It is on a beautiful lot of approximately 11% acres and has had the benefit of rfect maintenance. The first floor as. a’living room with. a fireplace, dining room, powder room, garden/ room, outstanding kitchen, maid’s room and bath and an 18x18 Activities Room. There are 5 bedrooms and 3 baths on the second floor, full basement, and a 3 car attached garage with electric door opener. It is priced at $162,500. GLENVIEW—PRESTIGE LOCATION Adjoining North Shore country club. Stunning new home. 4 bdrms., 212 baths, central air-conditioned, beautifully decorated. Excellent apointments. Stately trees professionally landscaped. You can move right in and be ever so happy. Call for information and appointment. UPPER 70s DE LUXE GLENVIEW COLONIAL 4 large bdrms.; 212 C.T. baths; spacious family rm. w/frpl.; de luxe kitchen; bsmt.; attached 2 car garage. Perfect cond. UPPER 50s 100 x 160. Low taxes. ($1,247). Owner transferred so you may have early possession. Call now to see this - one. A fine swimming For GOELZER FOR YOUNG FAMILY Nicely kept 3 bdrm. ranch with garage. Lovely yard with many trees on a quiet cul-de-sac. Nice size rooms. Priced in low 20s. ‘ ' & STREY time offered! Choice east -lovation. Gracious 14 room Victorian 8 bdrms., 512 baths, modern kitchen, family room. There is a 3 car @arage with apt.—ideal for servant or Tisai. _ $79,500 158 Inc. GReenleaf W 5-0500 ALpine 1-3 IL METTE—KENILWORTH DENS G Buyers See Sunday 2-5 p.1 2100 Thornwood. W. off Ridge ROOM BRICK RANG SIX BEST IN SHORE TOWNS, IN $508 bedrooms or 2 bedrooms and libra 2 cer. tile baths, paneled rec. roo car 100 att. x garage. CHOICE LOCATT 122 FT LOT. ’ Spacious interior with: 17 x 3 ivin rm.; 13x18 Di rm.; 13x18 Bedrm. Late featu Good construction and condition. F now for inflation protection and floor living. Interior can be show those qualified. WANNER Call REALTY CO Realtors 545 Green Bay, Wilmette * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald 251 Nov. 2, 19 ey on enr Yq �158 For Sale—Houses WINNETKA NEW RACIOUS 7 ROOM HOME IN FINE residential area, near SKOKIE PLAYFIELD and walking distance to schools, lovely home for entertaining. 3 twin size bedrooms, 24% baths, eating area in good kitchen, screen | porch and 2 Gar garage. $69,500 RANSFERRED OWNERS WANT OFfer on yaa § brick. cape cod in KENILWOR GARDENS. Fireplace in large living room; separate dining room; good kitchen with eating area; den and powder room; 3 bedrooms. 2 baths; Lovely 29x 15 rec. room with fireplace in basement. $52,000. NORTHBROOK ULLY AIR CONDITIONED BRICK Ranch Very special home—2 twin size bedrooms, large living room, separate oe room, beautiful new = all equipped kitchen, completely carpeted, screen orch, garage, on nicely manicured lot, all-in-move-in condition. $27,500. NN ANDRUSS, 0 Green Bay Rd testes REALTOR Kenilworth 1-7300 OMEFINDERS AT WILMETTE F. G. HASTINGS, REALTOR EW LISTING—WILMETTE Charming Dutch Colonial home _ in desirable Laurel School district. Lae ing room w/fireplace, NEW Kitchen, bedrooms, 2 baths, beautiful NEW Family room w/lots ‘of built-in storage (approx. 27 x 20). $36,900. Call Mrs. May (AL 1-0550, res.) PRICE REDUCED!!! If you have a yen to own a old home to show off your antiques we suggest you gracious precious IDEAL LOCATION FOR NEW TRIER East. Built in 1942, this home shows fine construction. 7 spacious rooms including family room and basement, allow the teenagers to ‘‘spread out. a Easy maintenance for the family ‘‘on the go.’’ Reasonably priced in the mid 40s. For further details call Mrs. Collins (eves. 446-0868). IN Mrs. Dodson E BEAUTIFUL YARD ompletely sodded and with 12 fruit trees will enchant you. PLUS FACORS worth your inspection. Solid prick Ranch, all spacious rooms—Living room w/fireplace, NEW cherry paneled Family room, 3 _ excellent ipedrooms, terrazzo Patio w/fireplace. Last but certainly not least—walk to St. ‘Phillips or Middleford schools. INew Trier West school district. Now : Call Mrs. Kiernan OMEFINDERS 111 Green AL Bay Rd., Wilmette I-1111 rvice. 0 Willow - 2. Road, 4R2T kitchen, BR Jane Hanley Alice Pietrowicz 1219 Washington, A 270 ATTENTION REALTY CO. Northfield HI 6-5700 Evanston Review Realtor Kenilworth BR 3-2552 BI-LEVEL—FINE ‘Idlewood * Wilmette Roger Realty Co. Williams OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 5 718 SHERIDAN, WILMETTE, Life ¢ Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview ONE Northbrook LINCOLNWOOD 1ST PLUS SCHOOL WITH Pa GLENVIEW NORTHBROOK PA 45800 969 WAUKEGAN RD. ; DEERFIELD 735 DEERFIELD RD. LAKE de REALTORS-SINCE IF brick ranch liv. rm. din. rm., bdrms. McGUIRE on lovely lot. 2 car Evanston PArk 4-5600 Mae 251-3640 EAST $89,500. H.P. an C ALpine Laan Spic and Span condition. Entrance Hall, with Fireplace, separate Cabinet Kit. w/Disposal pin and Area. 3 Bedrms. Bessler eee flr. New Heatin Pian. Near western University. $31,5 QUINLAN & TYSON, 1571 SHERMAN 4-2600 AL Eat Ne NG AVE., EVANSTON 1-6700 BR 3 if You Have Little Cash BUT CAN MAKE SIZEABLE M ly payments we can find a home you. Consult us without obligation. also furnish secondary finaneing: purchase’ existing contracts mortgages. Roth Mortgage 3000 LAKESIDE Av., doo fe NEWLY DECORATED, SELDOM you find a home in such immer NEWLY WED’S AND OLDER + Ss A NEST THAT’S SOMETHIN DIFFERENT Custom built by outstandin architect; latest word kitchen, brick fireplace wall, huge vista windows, air-cond. patio in landscaped setting. Lower 40s Central fam: BOB VOIGTS REALTY SHORT HI 6-5700 out-of-this-world UNiversity 4-4866 UN REALTY CO. An_ appointment. RIDGE Road, Northfield | KENILWORTA oe more months to enjoy the ee is living at its best. Call today for LOCATION V. J. BRADY -251- 6465 room, 31 x 21 with slidinga to a 40 x 25 swimming just been added. (You Pstill WILMETTE. SUPERB STURDILY built brick home, top _ condition. Spacious liv. rm., frpl., lge. din. rm. mod. kit., brkfst area, pow. rm, 3 twin size bdrms., cer. bath, pan. rec. rm., w/special features, lge. scr. pch. overlooking beautiful yard., patio, brick gar., short walk to schls., and Kenilworth station Priced in 40s. Ward H. Harris DA 8-8759 A _ & Assoc. JUST REDUCED MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO. this gracious 9 rm. home on a qi deadend street. Owner has inves far more than the asking price | 4-1855 5-1855 walk to school. Custom built by a prominent builder for his own home. An acre lot, a swimming pool, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. an outstanding family room, a built in kitchen, and most attractively decorated. B. Blackwell Highland Park Herald Deerfield Villager Highwood Herald INC. CE BR 1850 Willow Ri Wilmette Life Winnetka Talk Glencoe News Northbrook Star Glenview Announcements BAIRD & WARNER ILL. RD. or sa . Ringer AL 1-0228 283 E. Deerpath Lake Forest, Ill. YET Sunset 482 Central Highland Park ID 2-6600 90% FINANCING SETTING near ; ; See Our Display Ad Listing. & ORR, SUNSET area fina rm. Reas. priced for so much value. 5 VERY LITTLE MONEY DOWN WILL buy this trim shipshape ranch in Lake Forest. L.R. 3 Bedrms. 1 bath. Kit. w/stove, fan, utility area—eating area—lovely brick patio. BP S00 e priced for a small family—$ CALL MARY JOAN HERBER COUNTRY w/4 Excellent Country Club, New Trier High. split level w/spac. rms. 3 bdrms., baths, pretty din. rm. plus pan. fam. 5-1080 CHOICE to fl., — suite poss. NORTHBROOK 221 VOLTZ Open 1-4 Sunday. For rent WELL BUILT AND DESIGNED brick ranch on an acre. Large ghee room-dining room combination wit fireplace; three’ bedrooms and two baths. Fixed staircase to attic space ideal for expansion. Family room and atio for additional comfortable _livng. 2-car attached garage. Priced high 60s. w/windows master Early Northfield MAINTAINED Northfield—New 1884 YOU'VE SEARCHED searched for an unusual ranch ° spac. rms., on quiet lane with © wooded grounds call for informat Lge. Wallace & Orth, Inc. 457 Highland OVER 30 YEARS NORTH SHORE SERVICE OWNER—WELL room Star, EVAN 1571 SHERMAN AV. WINNETKA, 6 LI HI 6-017 NCOLN AV. 3 family room, new kitchen, and 2 car garage. Priced at 432-6776 Central Corporation St. UNiversity Evanston > 9-1444 NORTHFIELD 39,500 Clapboard Ranch on 100 foot lot pretty Thackeray Lane. 3 bedrooms ceramic fireplace, possession. baths, 2 car V. J. BRADY 432-6320 Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager Lake Forest seinphiatine * Lake Bluff apts aie — ald, Deerfield Villager, Lake Fe and Lake Bluff Lam piignvers other Boe ory news ober x FIVE LOCAL OF ES SERV EVEES, a SHORE COMMUN brick garage; gas heater; large kitchen with eating area; expandable attic. Just listed in high 20s. GR Location, Location, Location! Close to Lake, Yacht Club, ‘‘L’’, and Schools! Construction is. one of the Finest on the North Shore. Brick with Tile Roof, New Wiring. Large Rooms—3 Bedrooms Plus a Big Tandem Bedroom, Formal Dining Room, 2 Baths Plus 2 Powder Rooms, Great Kitchen, Wonderful Paneled Game Room. Take a Look! $59,500. Lake-Bay Realty Company 25 6-3000 1409 Lake Avenue—Wilmette, I. Glenview, Ill. 588-1855 ADDITIONAL 1511 Sherman Avenue GReenleaf 5-2700 Inc. converted NORTH SHORE BUYERS NORTH SHORE SELLERS For results look to the N most extensive picture a program every week. Don’t miss. FIVE SEPARATE AND. DISTIN weekly picture pages of: “Homes Sale in the Evanston Review mette Life, Winnetka Talk, Gler News, Glenview Announce EVANSTON BRAESIDE 12 year old» luxury multi-level. 3 bdrms, 2 baths plus maid’s rm. and bath on ground level, Recently added family rm. on main flr. plus family rm. on ground floor with slide walls to pool and beaut. 42 acre landscaped private property. Pan. entry hall, liv. rm. w/frple. bens | lge. kit. w/brkfst. area and all built-ins. 2 car garage with elec. eye. be QUINLAN & TYSON, | REALTORS 5-1617 can . NORTHBROOK Wallace & Orth, Inc. & Jenks REALTORS GReenleaf room bedroom. ing. NEW LISTING Here’s that very desirable 4 bdrm. English brick 3142 bath 2 story home. East of Sheridan. ioe, ive: Tm. w/frpl., pan. library with Delft tile frpl., sep. din. rm., kit., pan. brkfst. rm. w/picture window, powder rm., pan. rec. rm., 2 car elect. eye garage. Forced air gas heat, 42 block to Lake. In the 60s. 653 BAIRD & WARNER Rd. St. third associates realtors UNiversity 9-5600 2902 Central Street, Evanston EVANSTON Davis utility 1240 Meadow Rd., Northbrook CR 2 mrs. MADISON and REDWOOD RANCH HOME WITH 3 bedrooms, across from playground and proposed park. Freshly painted exterior. Low price of $22,600 includes refrig., stove and tacked-down carpeting. Immed. poss. gar DEERFIELD ‘ Completely — re- decorated-—tun ss cnt ag * acre of = ¢ alone worth three-quarters entire selling price. A good deal. appreciation—very good financ COLONIAL EVANSTON; OF $54,500. * to th HILL 3 BEDROOMS, | two $46, WE floor den and outstanding new kitchen. Close to Orrington School, N.W.U., and CTA. $40s TERRIFIC FAMILY HOME IN EAST WINNETKA! Pretty living room with a woodburning fireplace, large dining room, FAMILY ROOM and bright, cheerful large KITCHEN JUST REMODELED—dishwasher and disposal, loads of cupboards and a big eating area. The second floor has 4 bedrooms and 2 baths (1 ceramic tile) and a heated sleeping porch. 2 bedrooms and a bath on 3rd floor. Immediate possession due to:a business transfer. 513 harming like new home with unique air conditioning. Pretty Carpeting throughout. Walk to school and Roosevelt Recreational Park and_ Pool. Attractive Living room and Dining ’. Deluxe ‘Cabinet Kitchen with complete built-ins and Breakfast area. 3 nice Bedrooms an 14% Baths. Beautiful Family room. Spacious Canyon Stone Patio. Fenced rear yard. eroperly priced in the 30s. Call MR. 1151 Waukegan 724-1855 : EAST lst floor 4 es Large wade room—full peta, —only DEERFIELDS’ BRIARWOODS VIsta area; 242 baths, family room, and atio, Ideal setting for small children, ust’ 42 block to new school site. Priced in $40s. NEAR BEDROOM ‘HOME IN Owners moving out of can offer this lovely Hokanson 945-5240 BUDGET-MINDED 5 BEDROOMS WINNETKA HANDSOME BRICK FRENCH PRO_ vincial in too WINNETKA Location. Sunny and cheerful living and dining rooms; kitchen with nice eating area and most useful service pantry. A cozy den; a large family room with fireplace, the favorite spot for family fun and of course a paneled basement recreation room to keep the youngsters happy. Master suite with tile bath and 3 other family bedrooms and tile bath on 2nd floor. And to make life easier for MOM, no chauffering necessary for the school children. A joy for every member of the family. Call for an appointment today. D roeIG HTFUL floor. rm. w/frpl with adjoining Jalousi porch; attractive dining rm.; modern kitchen w/separate eating area; pwarm. Full basement, gas heat, garage. Immediate possession. $44,500. Location Edwin A. Kayser, Green Bay Road 1-5600 THE Joyce King Rose Silsbee Wilmette center entrance Colonial. House Perfect 2nd : nan story classic Colonial—four bedro —21'5 ceramic tiled egg sepa a dining room—fireplace COMPLETED are offering this neat 3 bedroom Duplex. Large kitchen with eating area, full basement. Stove and refrigerator included. Completely: decorated. Garage. 3 blocks to Dewey School. Only $21,500. LINCOLNWOOD SCHOOL NEW CONSTRUCTION Decorated and ready for set ag 4 bdrms. and 21% baths, sev. DIN. huge LR w/FRPL., PANELED FAM. RM. DREAM KITCHEN w/built-ins, re rm. on ist flr. Bsmt. and 2 gar., ation. CUSTOM FEATURES THROUGHOUT. $56,700 A Spacious FOR 4 BEDROOM HANDSOME RED BRICK COLONIal, quality construction, convenient to Oakton and Chute Schools, shops and transportation, located on a dead-end street. Living rm. w/frpl.; separate dining rm., cabinet kitchen w/brkfst. rm.; screen porch, pwd. rm. 3 good bedrooms and C.T. bath. Full basement, gar. Many quality extras such as copper gutters, cast iron pot in forced air furnace, plastered basement, Inspect today. Only $35,500. CHARMING 4 choice area. state so we 11.3 ACRES . Rambling Ranch—4 bedrms. and 3 baths, FIREPLACES, DR, new kit. 3 patios. Very charming country home— in fine condition. LOW TAXES. MUST BE SEEN—beautiful heavily wooded property. $55,000 In A on | , IN EVANSTON 3-5080 Deerfield bedrooms JUST dhe one epee ayia OF, Yet Immediate DIV. OF MITCHELL BROS. INC. 38 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka Hillcrest 6-0900 REALTORS LAKE BLUFF Charming 2 bedrm. ranch on 34 acre. Big living rm., kitchen—dinette comb. FIREPLACE. Perfect home for young couple. LOW TAXES! ... Vacant— MAKE AN OFFER. $18,000 RD., All HAS rURKE1) ing, You just can’t at this hare value—brand new spanking cleats room French Provincial home. room has fireplace, formal room, large step saving kitchen, room with sliding doors to 3 large bedrooms, 142 baths, basement, attached garage. J INDIAN CALL ALpine 6-1015 RANCH—Vacant First time offered! 3 bedrm. ranch, ceramic tile bath, large living rm., bright kit. w/eating area and man cabinets. Gar. and utlty. rm. Landscaped lot—very convenient—and nice location. (Just being decorated—inside and out). $23,500 WKGN. this 7 Living dining family atio, ull INTERIOR. J. Clarke Baker JUST LISTED (Northeast Deerfield) 2 STORY COLONIAL. Slate entry, Bay window in LIV. RM., sep. DIN. RM., Kitchen w/brkfst. area, FAMILY RM. w/FRPL., 4 bedrms. and 2 baths. Laundry rm., and pwd rm. on ist floor. Full BSMT. and 2 car att. GAR. Patio... (First time vegan 8 801 VICTORIAN Attractive living room, full dining room, all large rooms. HEATED SWIMMING POOL. $67,500. INC. WINNETKA HI! 6-8000 600 AL ICK AND CLAPBOARD COLONIAL mn about 442 acres of wooded property hat has city .water and sanitary ewer. First floor has large living oom, spacious dining room, step aving kitchen, utility room, powder oom, and paneled den. Second floor as 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. Many xtra features such as 4 fireplaces, 2 master suites, fenced in stable and ennel and a 3 car garage. Sunset Ridge and New Trier schools: Value t $82,500. See it today. J. BRADY ELM BUILDER NEW LISTING. 5 BEDROOM, 33% bath home on %% acre south of Glenview Rd. east of Waukegan Rd. Large 4 4 room, den, modern Town & Country 843 4 GLENVIEW COMFORTABLE LARGE RANCH IN Rustic setting. 8 rooms arranged for casual living. Unusual shaped _—s room with brick fireplace wall an large bay overlooking patio and swimming pool. Full dining room and big country style kitchen. 4 bedrooms, 245 baths. Top location. Owner has moved and offers immediate occupancy. $57,500, or for rent at $400 ‘a4 pe Call Mr. Davis (eves. VE 5) a WITH Perfect for young family. Convenient east central area. Close to schools and train. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. Living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen with dishwasher/disposal. Space for powder room. $32,000. KENILWORTH REALTY CO. Call GReenleat 5-3100 IUESTRIANS CHARMING VILLAGE REALTY CO. —Before You Buy— heck Zoning and Housing Code Requirements e City of Evanston, upon quest of an owner or prosective purchaser, will inpect any property to deterine compliance with the ousing and Zoning Codes. ere is no charge for this Extension GLENCOE. LUXURIOUS LAYOUT (especially for entertaining) a large livin room with wood aneled fireplace wall, dining room and lovely family room overlooking garden. 3 comfortable bedrooms, 112 _ baths. Within easy walking to South School and CNWRR. Priced at $34,000. For further details call Mr. Jean (eves. VE 5-4246) pa STRE HOME CHOICE NORTHEAST AREA Charming interior. Attractive corner home with 5 bedrooms and 2 tile baths on the 2nd plus a bedroom and bath on 3rd. Pleasant entrance, large living room with fireplace, full ‘dining room, panelled den, modern kitchen and powder room. Many new features. Excellent condition. $63,500. RANCH bag THAT’S RIGHT! 10 ROOMS with 6 bedrooms and 3 baths. Lovely Dutch Colonial home on a wooded lot. Huge rooms for a_ large family. Beautifully arranged for entertaining. Living ss is 32 x 20. Large family room, porate dining room plus a ‘ study. On y $47,500. WILMETTE WOODED SECLUSION A BRICK HILL YES! bedrooms and 142 baths. Living room w/fireplace, dining room, nice kitchen and powder room. Carpeting included, Detached garage w/side drive. Small corner lot. In 40s. investigate this property today. There are two Living rooms, Dining room, 4 _ bedrooms plus tandem room, 2 baths. Large wooded lot. Convenient area in — Hubbard Woods. Now $44,Call ATTRACTIVE LET’S TALK IN TIME FOR THANKSGIVING DIV. OF MITCHELL BROS. INC. “YOUR HOME IS OUR BUSINESS” North of Central Street. Modern, attractive decor. 3 bedrooms, living room with fireplace, bath, 538 hot water heat, modern kitchen. $26,000. WINNETKA A LITTLE BRICK INDIAN EVANSTON OPEN SUN. 2-5 2305 THAYER LOCATION IN NORTHFIELD. Attractive ‘ranch on quiet deadend street, tastefully landscaped in woodsy setting. 3 bedrooms, 112 baths, full basement, attached garage. Quick possession. Offered in the mid_ 40s. For further details call Mr. Baur (eves. 446-0746) JUST LISTED YEAR OLD CUSTOM-BUILT PROVINCIAL RANCH in walk-to-everything east Wilmette location. Stunning entrance opens to large foyer leading to sunken living room with fireplace; separate dining room; fully equipped kitchen with large’ eatin area; natural cedar paneled family room; 21 x 18 walnut paneled study; master bedroom and _ bath—plus 3 large bedrooms and 112 baths. Large basement has separate outside entrance. Unfinished attic can take 3 or 4 more large bedrooms and. bath. Large wooded lot. Priced in mid 60s. LISTING TOP. WILMETTE RICK 2 STORY COLONIAL IS perfect for the smaller family in established walk-to- everything neighborhood. 3 bedrooms, 112 _ baths; charming living room with ‘fireplace: separate dining room; kitchen with breakfast bar and full basement. Transferred owner asks mid 30s. For Sale—Houses For Sale—Houses 158 family garage. REALTY aes, 1850 Willow Road, Northfield * Highwood Herald roombygaes baie er HI 6-45700 Classified— es = �; eal y z ac a 7 . 158A Hep. Sale-cblonees by Area 158A ~~ DEERFIELD EVANSTON N.W. ‘BY OWNER Immed. poss. 2 fl. 3 bdrms.; 2 baths: rms.; 2 baths; full bsmt.; attic; 2 car full bsmt.; attic; 2 car gar.; lot 40 x 169. $38,000. Shown by appt. only. Call CE 6-1736, Mr. Banker. E ARE A FEW OF THE INCLUONS AND EXTRAS in this 4 yr. new 1 owner, 8 plus room. air- conditioned home: finest wall to wall carpeting; colored built-in Frigidaire i e-oven, dishwasher and disposal : hot y refrigerator. There are many more glamorous and expensive fea- tures. SO call for this great mediate _ an appointment home. sale at $46,000. EVANSTON: 3203 COLFAX. here is a charming 2 bedroom house w/lge. family rm. Cabinet kit. cor. lot. Ideal for retired or datas. © ae v=? E. J. Smith 4-9040 to Offered for Please ask for Virginia Frame (res. 446-3270). EVANSTON—DELIGHTFUL NEWER custom built home, Lincolnwood Dr. 3 bdrms., att. gar., lge. htd. rec. rm., Fruitwd. kit. $47,500. DA 8-1033. = DEERFIELD 730 AMBLESIDE OPEN SUN. 1-5 _ (Waukegan Rd. N. to Westgate incanton N. to Ambleside) EVANSTON—13 RM. HOME: 4 BDrms.; 2 baths; powder rm.; plus income. Gas heat; 3 car gar. Low 50s. By broker, UN 4-3404. to GLENCOE 2 car attached ate occupancy. 446-7384). garage. Call Doris Immedi- ith (eves. John Channer & Assoc. 342 Park Av. 835-1800 GLENVIEW HOME PLUS INVESTMENT Close in Glenview area. Very attractive 9 rm. center-entrance Colonial with extra acreage that could be divided into 5 additional building sites. Home has 4 twin size bdrms., 249 baths, living rm. with fireplace, formal dining rm., beautiful panelled family rm. Full basement has recreation rm. Kitchen has separate breakfast bay. Heated breezeway; 2-plus car garage; Abundance of closets and storage areas. Call for additional information .Upper brackets. DEERFIELD-LINCOLNSHIRE READY FOR YOU... AND YOUR FAMILY: Center-entry Colonials > with 4 and 5 bedrooms — 2'/2 ceramic tile baths AND FEATURING: _, Paneled family rm., fireplace . Separate dining room = Efficient kitchen with built-ins . Basement and 2-car Priced garage from KOENIG & STREY $46,900 in PA AL CR LINCOLNSHIRE BLUFFS _ Heavily wooded fully improved ___¥% acres adjoining Forest Preserve ‘Just W. of Deerfield, Rd. on Riverwoods-Rd. ry-Lane, West - BIRCHWOOD N. of Deerfield- to Londonder- BLDRS. CR 2-7300 DEERFIELD-LINCOLNSHIRE 4 bdrm. California ranch in exc. cond. ate entry foyer; beautiful liv. rm. n. rm. w/stone frple., beamed ceiling and thermopane window wall overlooking wooded lot. Pan. fam. rm. Wood cab. kit. w/built-ins. Also bsmt. _w/finished rec. room, w/bar and frpl. Possession $47, OOD REALTY CR 2-7300 811 Skokie Hwy., Northbrook PA 4-3294 EERFIELD-RIVERWOODS. RANCH on 2 wooded Owner. Huge rm. and w/bath, in acres. Custom master bdrm. bath, 2 37x17’ twin-szd. liv. rm., built for w/sitting din. charming home with STORY BRICK HOME IN ESTABlished neighborhood. Living room with fireplace, dining L, 11% baths, Finished recreation room. Mid 30s. Call Bette Symons HOMEFINDERS foot fireplace expanse and cozy log burning e place for entertaining. 7 rms., 3 ms., 2 plus baths. Walk to CTA and lake. Low taxes. Immediate - occupancy. Out of state owner wants ie offer in mid CR & — By Owner ee $75 000 EXTRA LOT AVAILABLE Call for appt. GR 5-6004. EVANSTON FIRST OFFERING 3 BDRMS, School 142 area, BATHS IN close to trans., GLENVIEW: in excel. cond., with beaut., kitchen _. built-ins, superb paneled recrea: room and MORE for only $26,000? uf : Geor ge J. eres & Co. 233 Asbury BR 7 a 3-2600 EVANSTON J. CYRUS Evanston UN _ EVANSTON-QUIET, : neighborhood, lovely & CO., INC. BR 3-2660 RESIDENTIAL home with sub- al income, 2 spacious, beautiful apts. on 1st and 2nd fl.; cozy pine “as peni'c. basement apt. Large fenced a . Call Sat. or Sun. only 6—Classified GR 5-0150. Ranch GLEN OAK ACRES. Charming brick older home in top cond. on lge. wooded lot. 4 bedrms., 142 bas., dining-rm., lovely incl. porch. Full bsmt., 2 car gar. Low taxes. Mid 30s. RIDGE REAL ESTATE 775-5633 GLENVIEW EAST. TRANSFERRED owner. 3 bdrms., 242 baths, bi-level. Family rm., comb. liv./din. area. Central air cond., screened porch, attached garage, corner lot, lge. patio, GE dishwasher and built-in stove, carpeting and draperies. New Trier, Avoca schl. districts. Professionally landscaped. $38,000. Call owner, CE 6-5005, Miss Lincoln. . OAKTON SCHOOL, 2 BRS. PLUS EASILY EXPANDABLE if de= 3 . Or, move in and don’t change = = s superbly kept brick home with al dining room, fine yard, garage, tile roof and more on a quiet, established yet convenient street. Just pa Howar4, W. of Ridge Ave. RGE AREA 1617 MEADOW LANE OPEN SUN. 2 TO 5 OAKTON shops, Rd. GLENVIEW BY OWNER 3 bedrm. split level, brk. lower, with att. 142 car gar. Spacious kitch. with the finest blt.-ins. Beaut. 22 x 15 fam. rm. with blt.-in bar, Carpeting in liv.rm., din.-area stairs and master bedrm., also all drapes. 2 lg. ceramic bas. 15 x 20 patio leading to lg. encl. yard. Quarter acre lot. Walk to schls. and Flick Pk. Appliances optional. Cent. air-cond. Low 30s. 3820 Glenview Rd. (on frontage lane), 724-7465. ‘ATELY RED BRICK COLONIAL ON coln St. 12 rms. incl. 6 bdrms., 4 mod. kit. w/adj. laundry-util. ell maintained w/low annual . costs. taxes. Nr. % ansp., shopping, exc. schls., pass. extras incl. bsmt. gym. Priced : NORTHBROOK 819 Waukegan OPEN SUN. 2-6 (BY OWNER) 2238 PINEHURST (AT ROOSEVELT) Ideally located 1 blk. from Roosevelt Park and pool. Cathedral ceiling; liv. rm. w/fireplace; lovely kitchen w/ built-ins; util. rm.; 2 bath; 2-car gar. Crawl space; fenced; corner lot. Upper 30s 729-1963 Wilmette Northbrook Glenview anstonN.W. AT 4 Bedroom 30s. -2-0330 9-0330 2-1774 GLENVIEW—SWAINWOOD OENIG & STREY. es For Sale—Houses by Area GLENVIEW: 8 ROOM COLONIAL Face brk. Ist. flr., cedar 2nd. 21% baths; 4 lge. bdrms.; lge. fam. rm., w/frple., built-in TV and wet bar. Fam. kit. w/built-ins; master bdrm. has sep. dressing rm., walk-in closets and priv. bath; fin. Hawaiian room in bsmnt. w/bar, 2-car gar. att. 16 x 32 swim. pool. Middle 50s. 724-1280. GLENVIEW Seven room brick ranch home on over one-half acre of beautifully landpeapen grounds. Three bedrooms, 11% baths, den and family room, full basement $52,500. C. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOCIATES 446-6966 446-8373 GLENVIEW TALL TREES Prestige area. 3 De Luxe models to choose from—all 4-bedroom Colonials. Family room with fireplace. Open 1-5 daily. Call 724-5540. ROPPOLO & PRENDERGAST BLDRS. GLENVIEW E. " GLENVIEW-PARK MANOR. RANCH Liv. rm.; din. ‘‘L’’; lge. kit. 2 twin bdrms.; full bsmnt.; nr. bus, schl. My, RR. Asking $24,900. Owner, PA 4-2178. (GLEN OAK ACRES). 3 bdrm., 142 ba., liv. rm. din. rm., den, fam. rm., 2 patios, 2 car att. gar. Lot approx 125’ x 220’. Mid 40s. Ph. 729-0455. 1727 Sunset Ridge Rd. GLENVIEW EAST: NEW TRIER school district, 3 bedrm. bi-level, 112 baths, gar., rec. rm. By owner, $38,000. PA 4-1352. NORTHBROOK, OWNER TRANSFER- red 4 bdrm. brick ranch, 112 baths, frpl., fam. rm., 2 car garage, $38,000. Call 272-6335. GLENVIEW; 4 BDRMS., 3 BAS. DEluxe, 142 years, raised ranch, large lot, air-cond. By owner. 724-0679. HIGHLAND PARK NEW ON THE MARKET 158A Hokanson 513 Davis & Jenks St. GReenleaf HIGHLAND 5-1617 PARK—LUXURY RESI- dence, 152 Vine. Open house Sat., Sun. and Wed. 1 to 4. Brick 8 rm. Colonial. Magnificent interior decorating. Plush carpeting throughout. 12 block from lake. Priced in mid 80s. 647-8694. HIGHLAND PARK—BRAESIDE rm ranch with fam. appointed kit. and bath. school, $29,500. 369-6817. rm. Near 3 BDNewly trans., KENILWORTH EAST; 6 BDRM. brick col.; 312 baths; liv. rm. w/frple.; formal din. rm.; den; kit.; breakfast. rm.; fam. rm.; full bsmt.; 2 car gar. w/elect. door; Sears and New Trier East—walking distance. Upper 80s See by appt. 256-4912 by owner, Price Reduced $59,500. Close-In Country Street—Evanston BRoadway 3-5420 NORTHBROOK A VARIETY OF HOMES FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY WILLIAMSBURG SQUARE EAST NORTHBROOK . 242 blocks to Edens Hwy. . Winner of 6 National Better Living Awards . 4, 5 and 6 bedrooms . Fireplaces included . 4 acre lots . District No. 28 schools . 145 miles to Northwestern commuter . $40,950 to $45,950 Models open Saturday KOENIG & STREY CR PA AL Washington. 272-7889 AT CR AYARS REALTY 824 Waukegan Rd. CRestwood NORTHBROOK—699 r d. 3 bdrm. house 2-3550 Rd. NORTHBROOK—FOR IMMED. SALE. 1942 Thorn wood Lane. Charming 3 bdrm. home. Walk to stores, schools, train. A neat, solid house in exc. cond. located in fine neighborhood. $25,500. Phone 272-2735 for app’t. NORTHBROOK 3 BDRM. - BRICK ranch, Family rm. lge. landscaped fenced yard. Thermopane windows, carpeting, 2 stoves incl. Under 30. Open House Sunday 2-5. 272-3871. NORTHFIELD NOW $84,500 Custom built on a beautifully landscaved acre in the Sunset Ridge area. Living room with marble fireplace, picture window in dining room and up to the minute kitchen. Terrific is the word for the 28 foot family room with its built in bar, electric barbecue, TV and Hi-Fi. 4 bedrooms, 314 baths, utility room plus basement and oversize 2 car garage. Perfect for entertaining and truly a lovely home. Many inclusions. Call us today. V. J. BRADY 1850 Willow REALTY CO. Road, Northfield NORTHFIELD ‘ HI 6-5700 BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM CAPE COD. PRIME 1% acre; convnt. to schls.; churches; village on attr. quiet, cul de sac. North off Old Willow. 2 cer. tile baths; kit. w/eating area; pan. fam. rm.; bsmnt. w/pan. er rm., office or shop; att. gar., $30s. HI 6-6009. NORTHFIELD; BY OWNER. BRICK Ranch, wooded lot, 2 bdrms. plus pan. den or 3rd bdrm. Liv. rm w/frpl., din. rm., cent. air-cond. High 20s. 446-7096. WILMETTE RANCH IN A HOMES ! ! A GROVE OF TALL TREES ON A lot 88’ x 187’ just 3 blks from Loyola Academy. Spacious living rm., full dining room, 2 large bedrooms, recreation room, in basement with fireplace and powder room. All rooms are paneled. 30s. Call Mr. Massman 446-3077 evenings or Sun. PERFECT RETIREMENT HOUSE!! CUSTOM BUILT RANCH ON AN 88’ beautifully landscaped site. Blue Spruce, Birch etc. 2 bedroom compact easy to care for home plus den or TV Room. Ideal for adults, side drive to double Brick gar. with auto., eye door-lovely bsmt. Be sure to call for appointment-close to shops, bus and churches. A rare find today. 40s. NORTHBROOK Sparkling split-level. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, separate dining L and eating size kitchen—all eminating from a spacious center entrance. Exc. location. $39,850. NORTHBROOK 819 Waukegan 2-1774 NORTHBROOK BRICK RANCH 3 bdrms., 86 ft. corner lot, 11% batiis, natural frpl., full bsmnt. Finished breezeway, built-ins, att. gar. CALLERO & CATINO 7800 N. Milwaukee Av. 967-6800 Detroit JUST LISTED Northbrook. Glenview Wilmette HOMEFINDERS W M. J. PULTE, INC. Chicago. 2-0330 9-0330 1-0330 NORTHBROOK 3 BDRM. RANCH ON 12 ACRE cite | rm. dining rm. combination with Lannon stone fireplace. Screened porch. Extensive use of paneling throughout. Priced at $24,900. CALL BETTE SYMONS 12 to 7 daily and Sunday. 10 to 6. Closed Friday Drive Edens Expwy. to Lake-Cook Exit, West on Lake-Cook, 2 blocks to Lee Rd., south on Lee to Williamsburg Square. Living NORTHBROOK STUNNING CONTEMPORARY 1 year old ranch of finest quality and construction. Exterior is brick and cedar with cedar shake roof. 3 bedrooms; 212 baths; basement; 2 unusuai fireplaces—one in spacious family room; separate dining rm.; tremendous kitchen; many luxurious extras. Priced in mid 70s. 234-7657 SHERWIN $1,000 CALL FOR APPT. TO SEE THIS 3bdrm., 142 bath. Rambling Ranch w/the many custom extras of a oneowner home. Beaut. liv./din. rm. L w/F.P., paneling, indirect lighting, W/W cptg. Easy to maintain kit. w/bit.-in. oven, range and D/W. Beautifully pan. fam. rm. Sep. util. rm. and lge. 2-car gar. Just right for the family or couple who enjoy their home and yard. Quick poss. Good financing. $34,500. BIRCHWOOD REALTY CR 2-7300 811 Skokie Hwy., Northbrook PA 4-3294 MORTON GROVE’... spacious 8 room, Brick Bi-level, 4 BR’s, 212 ceramic baths, spacious family room, airconditioned, center entrance plan, fine closet space ‘and cathedral ceilings in liv. rm. and din. rm., oversize 214 car side drive garage. Deluxe through and through. Nr. Beckwith St. $48,500. 607 Howard UNiversity 9-2575 158A THIS 4-BDRM. HOME HAS 2 FULL baths, liv. rm. w/frple., cab. kit. w/brkfst. area and built-in oven and range. Its pan. fam. rm. w/2nd frplc. opens to patio w/fountain and fish pond. There is an att. gar. and do run. Beaut. 42-acre lot on deaden street near forest preserve. 2 blk. walk to grade school. Quick Possession $34,500 Lake Forest: New 2 Story Colonial For Sale—Houses by Area NORTHBROOK Attractive brick Colonial home on a pretty street in south Highland Park. Large living room w/fireplace openiig onto a paneled den, separate dining room, kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd floor. As a surprise a paneled family room or _ rathskeller plus powder room in basement. 2 car garage—deep yard. Mid 40s. GLENVIEW rm., 35 Glenview Wilmette Northbrook 4 BEDROOMS bdrms. . fam. rm w/frple. Fully equipped t., powder rm., and util. rm. 3 car r., 2,200 sq. ft. patio Cent. air cond. pletely thermopaned. Immed. . $74,500. Phone 945-2866. hae A JOY HOLIDAY SEASON this 9-0330 1-0330 2-0330 GLENVIEW OPEN DAILY 1-5 800 MEADOWLARK LANE A tree lined secluded road and Golf Course are at the front door of this 3 bedroom, 142 bath bi-level home. Sliding glass doors at the far end of the living-dining room oven to a 25’ lighted patio. The wood cabinet kitchen has stainless built-in oven, range, dishwasher plus_ disposal. There’s a pecan paneled family room, utility and mud ‘area. It’s all AIR CONDITIONED and humidified. An attached 2 car garage is accessible from kitchen and mud room. Walk to park, grade school, Junior High; bus to. Evanston and Loop. $37,500. Call 729-2198. 112 blocks.) e1s LISTING GLENCOE REALTY 747 Elm, Winnetka Hillcrest 6-8400 ; ' NEW Sparkling clean 3 bdrm. air conditioned face brick ranch. Full bsmt. w/paneled rec. rm. and bar, 2 car garage. Central School and New Trier East. Walk to everything. $42,500. GLENCOE NEW TRIER WEST Superb 4 bdrm., 24% bath, air conditioned ranch, custom built for owner who is now transferred and wants offer! This house was designed for comfortable living and gracious entertaining. See it now. NCO} NEW TRIER EAST Exceptional 512% financing available on this 3 or 4 bdrm. house (paneled den could be 4th bdrm.). 22 x 22 main fl. family rm. plus finished bsmt. Centrally air conditioned, 2 car garage. $69,900 Tooms custom built by Kennedy. 3 yrs. new. 5 bedrooms, 212 baths, : mily room, de luxe kitchen, large - breakfast area, ist floor laundry room. Excellent traffic pattern. Less than 1 yr. old ee gee J and drap- eries. 158A For Sale—Houses by Area EVANSTON 1564 ASBURY OPEN 2-5 ALL WEEK Spacious, modernized home with six bdrms.; cabinet kitchen; 312 baths; many extras; in excellent condition; walk to trains, stores, schools. $49,900 DA 8-4861 L.A. PETERSON & CO GR 5-1010 WILMETTE CHOICE BRICK HOME IN EAST Wilmette 1 block from harbor and lake. 12 rooms, 6 bedrooms and 51% baths. This home has graciousness as well as spaciousness for family living and entertaining. Truly a lovely home in prime area. : KOENIG & STREY. COMPANY Northbrook GREENWOOD in exc. cond. on uiet street. Large 2 car garage. icely landscaped 42 acre lot. Low ad $21,950. Phone 272-2593 or 272- AL CR PA 1-0330 2-0330 9-0330 Wilmette Northbrook Glenview WILMETTE EAST BY OWNER Immediate occupancy. 4 plus bedrooms, 212 baths, 1 block Catholic, 3 blks. public schools. Walking distance lake and public transportation. 40,500. ALpine 1-0837. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe Ne ws © Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter For Sale—Houses by Area . WILMETTE FIRST LISTI BY OWNER. Kenilworth Garde New Trier E. Spacious 4 bedroo 312 baths; paneled fam. room w/frp music room/library; large. dini room; living room w/frpl.; kitchi w/disp., dishwasher. Cupboards a storage galore, incl. cedar clos Screened thermopane porch, Two garage. Low. 50s. 1945 Chestnut 251-8151. WILMETTE, TOO GOOD TO LAST TAKE OVER 514% LOAN 4 BEDROOMS—212 BATHS Big and beautiful; exc. cond.; rea to move in. Liv. rm. has firep formal din. rm.; den w/built-ins; hu new fam. kit.; lovely cptg. throug out; att. gar.; top schools in tI prime N.E. loc.; by owner anxious move to S. Cal.; make offer. $64,5 256-3920. 920 Chestnut, Wilmette. WILMETTE NEW TRIER WE Unusual, charming 3 bdrm. expay able home. This is a great opportun to buy into a choice area at a ld price. Bell school. $31,500 GLENCOE REALT 342 Park Av. 835-1 WILMETTE EAST. 4 BEDRMS.; baths; house built in 1960, first ti offered; charming colonial with woodburning fireplaces; walk schools, shopping; transp; church, e Priced in upper 50s. ROTH BROS., REALTORS 3000 Central St., Evanston UN 9-144 WILMETTE Redwood ranch on prof. landscap corner lot in prestige area. 3 bedrms.; 2 c.t. baths; 31’ L.R.; D, (study); plus pan. rec. rm. Sto refrig., carpet., drapes includ Avoca school,-New Trier H.S. Ea poss. High 60s. Call 251-5083 for ap WILMETTE NEW TRIER EA Harper and St. Joseph Schools. 6 r brk. and stone ranch. Orig. owner BR.’s; 2 cer. tile baths; kite w/brkfst. bar, dishwasher, dispos bsmt.; deck; garage; w/w crptg. E cond. High 30s. 251-6285. WILMETTE, 4 BDRMS. DEN, baths plus util. in bsmt. Sep. D Rm. L.R. with frpl. 65.5 x 175 corn 2 car gar. N. Trier E., Logan Ele LOW 40s. 256-0678. WINNETKA IMMEDIATE OCCUPANC MOVE IN BEFORE THE HOLIDA Unusual 3 bedroom, 2 bath, custd built ranch. Superb location. Co comfortable, low upkeep. Walk grade schools. Upper 40s. Call Da Leith to see today (eves. 446-7384). John Channe & Assoc. 747 Elm, Winnetka Hlllcrest 6-8400 WINNETKA TERRIFIC FOR TEEN-AGERS! Located just two blocks to Sko Junior High and near the ne where perhaps a dozen healthy te age activities are available. Ke your children out of trouble. Fa bedrooms, 245 baths, a large pane activity room with fireplace, attr tive living room, paneled den, sej rate dining room, kitchen, porch, a patio. Priced realistically in the 60s BAIRD & WARNE Hillcrest 6-1 Winnetka, Illinois Hillcrest 6-2 WINNETKA, BY OWNER. WALDI Rd., New Trier E.; Hubbard Wod School; Sacred Heart; most coy location; walk to town, train; rooms; lge. liv. rm.; pan. firepla wall; walnut pan. library; din. r pine pan. kit. with sunny brkfst. are elec. range; dishwasher; 2nd master bedrm. with frpl., sitting r and bath; 2 other lge. bedrms. bath. 3rd floor: 2 bedrms. and ba lge. storage area; extensive n carpeting recently’ dec.; custom rm, draperies incl.; 2 car garage; approx. 110 x 125. Dec. Ist occ $65,000. 446-5385. WINNETKA AREA SURROUNDED BY TALL TREES AJ} beautiful gardens, this 10 year brick and cedar split-level in cho ESTATE location has a lst filed master suite (3 more _ bedroo upstairs) 312 baths, separate din room, a huge family room as well a basement game room, 2 patios a a 2 plus car garage. SEARS Hillcrest REAL ESTATECC 6-2900 BRoadway 3-2 WINNETKA-WOODLEY ROAD North Shore’s finest location on md than an sacre of beautiful, wood grounds. Story and one-half Colon with three bedrooms, three and o half baths, three car garage. DeL family room. Home is expanda $117,500. C. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOCIATES 446-6966 446-8 WINNETKA EAST Gracious older home in choice lo tion. Will accomodate a very la family. All rooms are spacious. bedrooms on 2nd, 4 bedrooms and baths on 3rd. Family room adjo kitchen, Library with fireplace. for full information. ; NASH REALTY 446-7 * Highwood Herald Nov. 2, 19 q �161 For Sale—Houses by Area WINNETKA EAST owner. $43,500. Charming yelioe tch colonial. Center entrance hall. y liv. rm. w/frpl., bay and wall of bOokshelves, opens’ onto leasant reened porch. Formal din. rm. tchen w/dishwasher, eating area d pantry; 2 full baths; 28’ master irm. 2 other bdrms. on 2nd. 4th irm. or childrens pla ear in bsmt. tractive yd. includes fenced in htio for cookout privacy, 2 car gage. Gas heat. Walk to _ beach, hurches, train and shopping. Call I 6-7022 for appointment. For Sale—Town Houses OUTH EVANSTON BY OWNER BRICK TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE astered walls, 2 large bdrms., large osets. c.t. bath, sep. din. rm., ished basement, pan. rec. rm. with et bar and powder rm., also utility orage rm. cludes: central air cond. T.V. tenna, range, frostless refrig. in kit. iditional re rig. with wet bar. aytag washer and dryer, aluminum orms and screens, new carp. and apes in liv. rm., din. rm., hall and rms. Nice residential area one ock to park and school, bus at rner to ,Downtown Evanston and pward ‘“‘L er 20s. "535 Dodge UN 4-0593 For Sale—Vacant WINNETKA a division of C. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOCIATES 330 W. Frontage Rd., Northfield HI 6-8373 SUNSET RIDGE ESTATE AREA Beautifully wooded acre plus lots on a daca winding private lane in the ew Trier and Sunset Ridge school districts. A fine place for an upper bracket home. Call us for details. cGUIRE & ORR, INC. 5-1080 AL anston—Full 1-0228 Price $16,250 EAR OLD 4 ROOM, 2 BEDROOM D 1144 BATH TOWNHOUSE _ IN ASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. » MORTGAGE CAN _ BE_ASMED. MANY INCLUSIONS. DEC. th POSS’N. OUTSTANDING VALCALL—ALAN SEX. AIRD & WARNER Davis 855 Street Evanston, dinds 73-3855 GHT, ATTRACTIVE, ick two-story Town home in _WILTTE. Living room-Dinin “EL,” ens onto fenced Patio. eautiful odern Kitchen w/eating area, drooms, 2 baths. Very convenient ation. Low 30s. Call Mrs. Burns OMEFINDERS 111 Green AL Bay Rd., 1850 I-III] KIE st a hop-skip to the Ag ae ae d rec. rm. $20, TOWNHOUSE Skokie Swift-2 unit w—fin- LENCOE REALTY Park Av. 835-1800 VENIENT SKOKIE LOCATION. 2 drooms, 114 baths. Full bsmt. with e floor. Incl. stove, refrigerator, asher and dryer. $19,750. Owner xious. Immed. Poss. ilworth Realty AL 1-5600 Wanted 1 to SEL List Your Home With ART & GOLEE, REALTORS 6-4700 Road, DA 8-3200 Northfield ‘HI GOELZER Elm HI Street NEAR 22,000 Sq. 164 Industrial For Sale—Business RED BRICK & TYSON, INC. BARRINGTON AREA cre building site. Lakeland subdiion. Some improvements. Out of n owner. $6,500. 1940 NORTH DRIVE jp neighborhood on private lane in mn Oak Acres, Glenview, with trees. approximately 77 x 170. $15,500. N VILLAGE OF RIVERWOODS lots (each 149x330) overlooking vinia Greens Country Club. Paved acadam street, sanitary sewer, ter and gas in to each lot. Ready to ia for five homes. $15, ,000 per lot or lders opportunity for all. INLAN & TYSON, INC. 969 Waukegan Rd., Glenview (at Glenview Rd.) PArk 4-5800 . 2, ; 1967 Park. Choice Make offer. 169 256-3300 Wilmette WINNETKA Modern building 100’ x 125’ on 100’x 153’ lot. Zoned industrial. Now meek as auto agency. Air conditioned show rm. 30’ x 24’ plus offices upstairs. Possession in Spring 1968. For further details call CAL DAVIS "LIKE MAGIC!" 6-1855 6-2700 Realtors 6-4700 OWNER since WANTS AUTOMOBILE ~ HUNTING? A wonderful selection awaits you in the Want Ads. Turn to Classification #200 in this Paper! 432-3107 riskin Mary Jean Hinze 3282271 CALL JEANETTE CASKEY of The Buggy Wheel Antiques 1135 Greenleaf, Wilmette. Phone AL 1-2100 or HI 6-3037. HOUSE SALE BY AUNTIE © SALES AND LILLIAN 831-4428 APPRAISALS FRANCIS or 831-4429 evenings (FOR EXTRA-SPECIAL SERVICE Brittler HI 6-2410 Household or Sales HI 6-5667 ROvSreveD CONDUCTED SALES APPRAISALS, SALES, MARKING BETTY BOUGHTON Call evenings ALpine All Midwest 1-2477 to 60% Charge Cards Honored Hundreds Your of other values credit is good 24 months to pay PARKER FURNITURE CO, 1560 Howard at op nicase 112, Blks. 2 of ‘‘L”’ Blks. W. et USED 764-2206 Station. Sheridan Road REFRIGERATORS Aatene from $3 WASHERS Ae ae S use REE. DELIVERY NORTH SHORE REFRIGERA' Crawford and Simpson (GuryRoad) DECORATOR FURNISHINGS Art objects; silver; luggage; s ‘goods; ig pool ew radio cameras; i E. dw.; rotisserie in ta: Pty never u SAMPLE GIFT ITEEMS. Do our Christmas shoopping at Dae ain ces. Thurs.-Sun. 4, Evanston. sale hours. Phone 40150 not PRESSED GLASS GOBLETS; can ware; silver; linen drapes; cloths, napkins; handmade lace cloths, 3 yds.;' Zenith disappearing HOMES. off. Will Oversized Soft, Never Used. MADE. MUST 272-8419 ta radio, am/! outdoor clothes 2 Ins.; sewing machine; much 1214 Central St., apt. 14, puch HOUSEHOLD mi SALE 21” color RCA_ TV-stereo-AM- PM combination; Wurlitzer spinet piano; bedroom, Everything Evanston. STERLING diining rm.” furni; goes. i: 947 DA Ridge 8-44 — : SILVER FLATWARE, Gorham’s Nocturne pattern, 6 piece place settings plus 3 servin mroona, 22 Hea 28; 8 black white Kyoto china ac salad plates, $5.00. 945-0932. _ DANISH MADE FURNITURE, Striped, hand woven upholstery ever used. 1 double sleeping couch; chair; coffee table. $600. Call ves, after 6 p.m. EDgewater 4-9455. 5 IRONRITE IRONER LIKE NEW—$50 PArk 4-1084. CUSTOM MADE 72” TRADITIONAL SOFA. DARK BEIGE. BEST OFFER 7335-0598 UPHOLSTERED condition, ehae te Reasons. DIN. RM. SET; BDRM. SET; conditioner; auto, washing ma $85 ea.; baby dinette bed table, match. $15; $50; 1 set $65; stove $75. ¢ desk — BR BED finish cane use now, ad wr eae ® ft. coffee a lined Gold king. sz. spread, CLEANINGEST ou ever used, SELL. : CHAIRS, $45. 864-2241. CARPET CL so easy too. GetB ustre. Rent electric sham $1.00. Lemoi Hardware, Evanston. 6 DANISH MODERN DINING chairs, walnut finish, white lea seats, like new; must see, 677 Skokie. BUILDER pos Severs seperate, Kitchen SELLING OUT up off. in 4 to model 50% Table—4 hom a We > "deliver Chairs $35 EXCELLENT CONDITION 677-7482 CARPETS FROM $2.95 PER YD. wool or nylon; used stair carpet. Great savings. Ace Carpet, 1620 Maple Av., Evanston. 864-5551. CUSTOM during HOUSEHOLD SALE 1253 Adirondack Dr., Northbrook. 5 pe. walnut tw. bdrm. set, $130; solid oak, honey finish game table chairs, $85; lge. screen ; -FM_ stereo radio record — aver Lhd 3i"’ retary deus bine = asoline powered edger trimmer. $55. Thurs.-Friday-Saturday. : ANTIQUE COMBINATION CHEST, desk, and tier bookcase; and various furniture items. CR 2-2836. FRIGIDAIRE WASHER AND DRYER, green, best model. Good cond. Very reasonable. 272-3426 DIVINE DOWN CHAISE. ABSOLUTEly perfect. Pink French Prov. curved chaise longue, loose down cushions. Best offer over $60. 446-7534 after 6. DINING SUITE AFRICAN RED MAHOG. 9 PC. Excellent cond. $150. Call 256-0830, 336 Warwick, Kenilworth FURNITURE OF 11 MODEL Must be sold, up to 60% separate, terms. Empire. ‘ APPLIANCES BEAUTYREST DOUBLE box spring with pecan headboard, 5 years old. In but must sell. 850. HUMIDIFIER, OS qts. water, Mah. $25 272-5474 eS WAS $320 Cushion Back Sofas $250 Nylon Sofa and Chair e210 4 pe. Bedrm., Sets 270 100% nylon sofas 60 4 pe. Bdrm. sets sia 7 pe. Dinette Sets $130 Deluxe Box Spr. and Matt. $130 Sofa Beds—sleeps 2 $ 80 bunk Beds : 80 5 pe. Dinette Sets $ 80 Hollywood Beds 55 7 Drawer Desks 45 Lounge Chairs 35 Chest of Drawers $ 7 Yd. Nylon Rugs w/pads 2 HIDE-A-BED COUCH _ Sacrificed _ HEAVY NYLON PLUSH CARPETING, choice of 4 ou. va oy price. 6014 W. Tiacnietes, BUILDER therm $8.00 yd. close are Empire, tek SELLING OUT "DISPLAY furniture in 4 model separate, up to Bog? hom We deliver. Drop Leaf Mahogany Dining 2 ROOM TABLE, 5 buffet. Call 272-6368. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life ° Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff aticliealted Furniture SIMMONS DOUBLE MATTRESS AND spring, frame, like new $85. 675-4096 AMANA UPRIGHT FREEZER, eg 6-yr. Lullabye crib, exc. cond., $30; 2 metal wardrobes; 4-dr. chest: bedspreads; linens; light fixt. 724-5750. LIVING RM. SET, ITALIAN PROVINcial; paintings; lamps; silverware; some other household items. Phone after 6 p.m., 743-8387. New and distinctive feature in house sales. Prompt, courteous service. AL 6-3015; PA 4-5268; Ve 5-4233. HOUSE 200 SQ. YARDS ALL-WOOL CARpeting. Never used, $3.00 a yd., will separate. Terms. Empire Furniture. LA 5-9626. Guaranteed Save 40% ITALIAN PROVINCIAL: 3 piece, blue sectional; Thomasville din. rm. set including break-front; sped of gold chrs.; pair of red velvet ghback chrs. Cail 965-0930. BEIGE 2 PIECE SECTIONAL; LIV. rm. drapes; end table; din. rm. fixture. Good condition. 677-7353 APPRAISALS FOR INS. AND ESTATE purposes. Marking. House sales. Large nicely wooded lot 115 ft. x 200 ft. in vicinity of beautiful homes. ores Drive in Deerfield. $11,- INC. bunnie warsaw Gert Pearson UN 4-7264 Lincolnshire & TYSON, COLBY’S CHERRY HUTCH, BUFFET, Hunt tbl., captain’s chairs, $500. ANTIQUES: Rockers, tbls., trunks, brass bed, age buggy seat, sofa, sewing mac hooked rugs, wicker. PA 4-0214. HERITAGE HOUSE Conducted Sales TO SELL 1571 SHERMAN AVE., EVANSTON UN 4-2600 AL 1-6700 BR 3-3750 BOOKCASES-DESKS-CHESTS-ETC. UNPAINTED FURNITURE MART Largest Selection-DIscount Prices 7550 N. Milwaukee Ave. (At Harlem) Open Mon. and Thurs. evenings OPEN. SUNDAYS 11 to 3 7 3. 1680 PRESTIGE IN SALE OF ALL HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 8-3200 2707-9 HOWARD ST. NEWER! EXCEL COND.! Need office space and/or $? One side covers 800 sq. ft. of this bldg. in choice location ready for occupancy. Other half and shop-garage leased for good income. NOW. $39,500. George J. Cyrus & Co. UN 4-9020 QUINLAN LOVELY WALNUT CHEST WITH fruit pulls, attached mirror. Christmas p. ates, cut glass, china, etc. EVANSTON AN IQUES and RESALE 826 Custer Av. Hrs. daily 10 to 4 Closed Wednesdays. SURPLUS Everything For Sale—Household Goods A MAKING A CHANGE? REFURNISHING? MOVING? Let us help you dispose of your furnishings, clothing, and misc. household items. -We will conduct a professional house sale at no cost to you, SECOND CHANCE SALES CALL MISS MORGAN FOR DETAILS. 677-0341 677-8990 INC. 1885 DAvis information phyllis 2 gee and janine Brand New Carpet Sale Top Quality "THE TRIO" For BUSINESS LOCATION ee GOLEE, PLACE WE CAN TURN YOUR HOUSEHOLD furnishings into MONEY! “‘There’s dollars in — parlors.”’ Just have a house sale conducted by BAIRD & WARNER SMART MEMORIAL Appraisers—Auctioneers— Sales Conductors Avenue Hillcrest HI LOT. location. Must sell Phone MO 8-3747. MARKET KIRK REALTY Hillcrest INLAN CEMETERY 172 WOOLS, NYLONSE, ACRILANS. OVER 700 remnants, all sizes and colors, very reasonable. Safeway Carpets, 7005 N. Clark St., Chicago. CHOICE EIGHT GRAVE PLOT ANSHE Emet section. Family now Florida residents: R. B. Greenberger, P.O. Box 1067, Miami, Florida 33148. Peterson & Co., Realtors GR 10. EVANSTON NORTHWEST CHOICE CENTRAL STREET LOCAtion with Large Modern Office 2800 sq. ft., and 6 room apartment. Full Basement. Suitable for Professional or Service offices. Not over 6 employees. $39,500 576 Lincoln Avenue Winnetka, Illinois Lots and Crypts” SACRIFICE L. A. TOP Cemetery Winnetka WAREHOUSE ATTENTION GOLDEN ERA SALE GOERS Sale at 2323 Hartzell, Evanston is cay egg till next week. Wed. night, v. 8, 8 to 10 p.m. Thurs., Nov. 9, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone UN 9-2022 or GR 5§-0127 for further information. 414-245-5491 SACRIFICE With 2 stores on first floor, 2nd fir. has one four rm. apt. and one 5 rm. apt. both completely redecorated and in immaculate condition. $30s. To inspect call Mrs. McBean (home) UN 4-5064 or Central REALTY Bay TWO CRYPTS MEMORIAL PARK cemetery, Mausoleum — Family now living in Florida, R. B. Greenberger, P.O. Box 1067, Miami, Florida 33148. BUILDING MARCH 1, DOCTOR’S FAMILY h 2 young daughters and small odle need 3 or 4 bedrm. house in anston, to rent or buy. Please call 1-1828. Property 168 Property Dempster East of Dodge STORY homes NEW MODERN HOME ON LAKE Shore in Southern Wisconsin, 100 ft. of shore frontage, beautiful wooded lot, one mile from nice community. $15,950 with 2/3 financing available if desired. Details upon request. HYNE REALTY Evansville, Wisconsin. Call 882-4747. 100,000 SQ. FT. ZONED MANUFACturing plus frame home. Good investment at $25,000. Terms available. 2311025, Agent. ONE STORY 2-STORE FIREPROOF building in excellent business traffic area of North Evanston. $4,500 income with low maintenance and upkeep. $42,500. Will it Sag contract. $4,250 down. Mr. Dail For Sale—Vacant HOTTON Williams Sale—Industrial Northwest Gentleman w/match- AND SUN., NOV. 4-5 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 2050 NORFORK, NORTHFIELD Willow Rd. West of Edens North on Happ This sale contains numerous original oil paintings and drawings. Some antiques, incl. chest and _ mirror; washer; dryer; rugs; garden tools; wrought iron furn.; ic. frames; — silver; books; linens. HI 6- Lake Geneva area is becoming suburban to Chicago. With prices rising, you'll be glad you bought today. 53 x 1385 LOT ON ELM STREET IN PARK MANOR, GLENVIEW. $13,000 OR BEST OFFER. 724-2602. For country beds SAT. 4 most charming private lake shore Ranch style year round homes Call for details—these and others Three twin (PARK ON SCOTT) 10 TO 4, THURS., FRIDAY. Walnut din. rm. set; occ. chairs; couches; dressers; desks; end tables; lamps; mirrors; oil paintings. Jacobson 36°‘ reel mower; garden tools; ping pong tbl.; archery target; work benches; open metal shelves; lg. stone planter, bench, urn; _ flower cart; ant. French fire screen; books; Dishes; linens; luggage; clothing; skates and boots much misc. Conducted by J. Harrington Avenue 256-3300 B UILDER’S SITE—NORTHFIELD Choice loc. Vacant. For off. and research. Approx. 54,000 sq. ft. 1 blk to Edens Hwy. Eves. PA 4-6177. CENTRAL WILMETTE 3.6 acres suitable for up to 154 apartments or? For further information call HI 6-5570 after 6 p.m. Mah. 1134 Sheridan, Just off the lake—Superlative view Cobblestone fireplace—beamed ceiling 3 bedrooms—year round—gas heat Club pier—lake facilities—$29,500. Wilmette 163 of State 5 acres—remodeled farm home Living-dining—kitchen—bedroom—bath 2 bedrooms—upper level—gas heat Relaxed country living at $20,750. KIRK REALTY Central Sale—Out bells; ing tall chest, dresser, mirror and night tbl. by DREXEL; Oak kneehole desk; wrought iron porch or rec. rm. set; ping-pong and poker tbls.; bar refrig.; card tbl. sets; sm. work bench; table saw; old gas and elec. mangle; 6-burner gas stove; sm. elec. ppplennes and loads of’ misc. Sale by azel Ann Stupple. SPECIAL $9,500: Cottage with lake access Living-dining area—kitchen—gas ht. 114 bedrooms—garage—bunkroom WILMETTE CENTER OF TOWN Ft. on Prominent Corner 1225 For Bar LAKE GENEVA 6-5544 TED TO BUY FROM OWNER: m., 2 bath home, Edgewood or Red k Jr. Hi, Highland Park or iarwood Vista, Spring-summer ocIpancy or sooner. Priv. party. ES 5D1, ES 5-2554. NYTED FROM OWNER—SMALL se in New Trier district. 1st floor droom desirable. Call evenings, ALpine 1-7777 167. and WILDE REALTORS 714 Farms—Acreage—Estates 6-5700 CENTRAL HIGHLAND PARK—One of the few remaining pieces of property available for multiple dwelling located close to trains, shopping and schools. The lot is 50x 140, will Sp gaa 6 units and is priced at 1225 Buy—Houses adjacent to lot and only Conducted House Sales Thurs. and Fri. 10 kee to 4 P.M., Sat. 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. 199 MAPLE HILL, GLENCOE (Maple Hill comes in from west at 887 Sheridan Rd.) Port. GE AM-FM stereo; Scott’ AMFM radio; Antique kneehole desk (needs work); Oxford-Kent sm. marble topped commode and coffee tbl.; 9 Ft. couch; Loveseat; easy chrs.; lge. bronze fireplace tools; interesting lamps; beige leather topped permanent card tbl. and 4 chrs.; Modern couch and matching chr.; 18th Cent. Mah. din. tbl., 6 chrs., credenza and Breakfront in A-1 shape; oval dinette tbl. & 5 chrs.; Pr. Hollywood beds; Double off-white bed set complete by SLIGH; 8 MM movie and Polaroid cameras; World Book; sm. radios; ta recorder; relaxicizor; Black Diamond mink coat; Mink jacket; , 10-ACRE FARM IN WALWORTH Co., Wis. Small new house, w/studio liv. rm. Barn. Ideal for riding horses; small family, etc. $16,900. Terms. Call Charles aoe Lumber Co., Spring Grove, Ill 675-2316, or A. Buschman, Twin Lakes, Wis., 877- 2706. 3 Willow TWO Wilmette 165 VJ. BRADY REALTY CO. $9,250. 171 WALKING DIS. TO 2 GRAMMAR Schools and 1 Junior High. 2 blks. to Milwaukee Rd. Train Sta., 4 blks. to shping. cntr., $8,500 call 272-6662 or 446-1335. WILMETTE—A well traveled location available on Green Bay Road. This vacated GAS STATION is available for IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Call Mr. Friend. Friend Realty 835-3750 King's Court Corporation An acre on Happ Road Northfield. Good builder’s For Sale—Business Property NORTHBROOK Vacant—immediate occupancy 3 bedrms., 142 ceramic tile baths. RANCH STYLE—w/lifetime alumsiding, walk to NW _ station—shopping, school, FULL BASEMENT—Lge. wooded lot Lik 180 appr. 3 gar. det. garage—$34,0 ANSTON—UNUSUAL ANCH TOWNHOUSE FOR SMALL ult family wanting one floor plan paneled rec. room in basement plus ads of storage space. Attractive ay t room-dining ‘‘L’’; 2 bedrooms; R, den or dining room; cabinet chen w/eating area; compartmentdual bath; glazed porch; zene: rking. Low maintenance. etter rry for this one. $24,500. Call Mrs. huworth. (Residence: UN 4-8723) 164 Property CHAIRS, Classified —I7 �1 Fer Sule—Heuseheld Goods "The Bedroom Gr. Sofabed an eae Gold contem. lamp Mr. Mrs. Char. and Mod. Wal. Ott. 9.95 Fullsize Day- ROCKERS, RMICA CARPET ON TOP 5 bronzetone ALL $148.50 09. KITCH. or chrome 5 THREE PC. SECT, SOFA WITH ASTIC COVERS . JUST $279.95 in gold/white, turquoise, or olive NY “OLDER” INTERESTING EMS IN 7 ak GOOD USED DERTMEN Sesing, " chests dressers, rugs, Pr BEER STEI S, Mahog. pier ror/cab. white altar, CERAMIC/ crass chair .MUCH MISCELLAUS... BOOKS, etc. UPHOL. A A FURNITURE CO. Benson GR Daily to 6 Mon., Thurs. to 9 Sun. to 5 SELL. HSHLD GOODS. TV Mediterranean Oak dining table, sideboard, 4 4 bedroom—twin, dresspore Saye of Glenview, 1 bl Waukegan) RGAIN & HUNTING? of DON’T MISS household goods held at THE DOOR, rear of bidg. 666 ral, S.E. cor. Greenbay, Highland T HURS., FRI. 10-3. Bdrm. set; sts: antique tbis;: onre., “cup rds; desk; frames; etc.. 234-1087. : : mT (CAN BE OPENED double bed); 2 . rings/mattress; hy G6 UP Chrs., —ehina = cab.; small sa USE rt dark FOR Irwin mah., HOLIDAY din. seats trim, 12-14; 3 leaves, tbl. pads, 6 chairs, newly uphl. seats, é or best offer. "Also avail. mtchng. aeetenas Call 525-2433. x21’ BEIGE WOOL RUG $20; 12 beige tweed nylon rug .E. elec. range needs broiler . bowl white sink $5.00. ‘ or 5 p.m. or weekends. GANT - ITAL. set, two tone - co-ordinated ee. og PROV. wood, 6-1607. p rm. 1-8599, DIN. incl. cab. and d. English 2 COTION SHAG, 9X 14’, phat dition. Best offer, 967-5422. ROOM LEATHER TOP DESK, CHAIR AND lamp, Hollywood twin bed, 5 drawer Good chest, lounge chair. Miscel. cond. Reasonable. Call Fri. 274-1261. screened ft. table Perfect Living Room Rug, 9 x |4 Phone UN 4-0886 10 . DINING ROOM SET, EBONY eretite Formica. Very good condi. Reasonable. Call 777-7182. DINING BLEACHED ROOM MAHOG. SET 6 CHAI RS, _ buffet, china. Reas. Call 677-0820. BRASS 2644 Green GOOD TABLES, 869-6660 Rd. Bay stov Evanston roaster. 864- 9777. Call after 6 p.m. AUCTION AT NOON Sat. Nov. 4th, 10-2. Olde Towne at Logan School, ‘Central Av. at Prairie, Wilmette. Antiques and used mdse. SALE—FRI. SUN. 10 TO 5 1010 WOOD. bine, Northbrook. 8 pc. solid cherry din. rm. set; tables; baby equipment; lamps; misc. dishes; vases. te eee refrig. new. 272-4 21” RCA CU. FT. ADMIRAL gas stove, $50. Both like OLDE TV; ZENITH stereo and record player; with cane sides; fireplace tools, grate. 272-8944. GRAY WITH GR. FRINLE; 7’ x 3’; single Hollywood bed; box spring and mat.; desk and desk lamp; .bove items in excel. cond. DA 8-5170. ETTE SET: ANTQ. WHITE, NAUG. tbl., 4 olive, brocade whet chrs., st $200, will sell for $85, 8 months .679-0226 TRA 2303 x LONG POSTUREPEDIC TWIN antique tbls. and rocker and . set. Thursday only. Garage, Park Place, Evanston. PC. SECTIONAL SOFA AND COR- r table, 2 upholstered chairs; 17’ of aperies. $100 jor all. Call YO 5-7039. LARGE, room MODERN table; ahogany ‘asonable. IQUES: WALNUT 4 chairs, fair ORchard 4-8846. BEAUT. 48” Duncan Phyfe DINING condition; chairs: ROUND k table, clawfoot pedestal, $70; hipbretia stand, $45; typewriter, 2155 Kenilworth 18—Classified 6 very Av., Wilmette. iron 21” Danish sofa set: screen, STYLE QUILTED sofa, yellow, white, gold and floral, exc, cond.; green chair. green 724-6584. CHILDCRAFT CRIB, WHITE, MODern; high chair; bathinette, excellent condition; best offer. ORchard 3-5219. SACRIFICE 3 YR. OLD REFRIGERA- tor and chest deep freeze. $200 or best offer on each. Both for Call 256-1405. PR. OF DINKELSPIEL 8 BRANCH -Vigilyte sconces. Black crystal and bronze. $125 each. Will sell separately, Regency period. 446-8018. SIMMONS GOOD HIDE-A-BED CONDITION, CALL 945-5232 $50 Thursday and Friday—Nov. 2nd and 3rd. 9:30 to 4:00 o’clock. Miscellaneous furniture, bric-a-brac, 3 trunks, 2 bed frames, 2 dressers, 2 refrigerators, rugs and lamps. To settle estate. DIN. RM. TBL.: SOLID. ROCK MAple, trestle style, seats 10, 76 x 34. 2 ladder back chairs w/rush seats. Like new. Sacrifice $75. 289 Laurel Av., . Highland Park. ID 2-6361. EXTENSION WOODEN, aoe, LADDER EXTENDS TO 24 FT. Good cond. Call GR 5- MUST SELL—915 MONROE, EVANSton Wicker pieces, Hutch, glass front bookcase, wing back chair, host and hostess chairs, desk, misc.; sofa and frames cheap, 475-8714. BEDROOM SET W/TUFTED HEADboards; Kenmore sewing machine; Zenith rt. TV; Magnovox stereo w/FM-AM; brass tea wagon; Maytag washer; Frigidaire refrig. AL 1-3795. DROP LEAF TBL.; BOOKCASES; chests; rockers; Windsor captain and cane chrs.; pot belly stove; wagon seat; 4 drawer steel file. Weber’s, 829 Chicago, Evanston. UN 4-6600. CLEANINGEST CARPET CLEANER you ever used, so easy too. Get Blue Lustre. . Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Millen V&S Hardware, Wil-mette. NORGE DE-LUXE ELECTRIC DRY: er 1 year old. Excellent condition. Original cost $179.95, Asking $125, Call 869-6825. CHAIR—BED PERFECT priced CONDITION, right. 9 SAVE $ SAVE General ROOM inclu.; $ SAVE $ Juvenile FURNITURE SALE: NEW AND USED. Also, repairing, refinishing, upholstering. Cane and rush seats installed. Weber’s Furniture Co., 829 Chicago, Evanston. UNiversity 4-6600. GENERAL ELECTRIC PORT. DISH washer; 3/4 ton room air-cond.; 3 rms. 100%°wool WW carpeting; 30 yds of drapes. Exc. cond. Reas. Call OR 3-5383 after 6. VACUUM SALES Trade in your old vac-$15.95 Hoover or Electrolux. One year guar. 6040 Dempster, Morton Grove, 967-5770. VIKING SALES CO. OAK REFECTORY TABLE AWD 6 chrs.; desk; round oak table, 6 Hitchcock hand made chrs.; 12° gold band service plates, misc. antiques. AL 6-0816, 2041 Wilmette, Wilmette. LEAVING CITY MUST SAC. KNAPP and Tubbs sec. sofa; corner table; relaxicizor; 2 wormy chestnut picture frames 28 x 33’’; misc. small kitchen appliances; 248- 7233. DRAPERIES, WILLIAMSBURG BLUE, * textured, no pattern. 4 pairs; 8’ long. gers to 15’ across; 8’ to 6’ 8’’; 712’ 64”: 716” to 62.” Bargain $65. Cant 446-4506. BEDRM. SET, MED. CONTEMP. brown tone, triple dresser, chest on chest, 2 4-drawer night chests, bookcase headboard, $200. OR 7-7502 after 3 p.m. MARBLE TOP TBL.; ALSO marble wall mount tbl.; ; and shell top tbl.; 2 uphol. chrs., occas. chr. brassnaug, bench; divider, Exc. cond. OR ANTIQUE MAHOGANY 4 POSTER double bed, carved pineapple tops w/box spring, matt., also match. save mirror stand, $180. Call 864PRIVATE. SAC. VERY MAGNIFICENT 5 pe. silver tea-coffee service. Rare ant. Gilbert mantle clock, Other finest items. By appt. 674-4587. 12.4 Cu. Ft. Frigidaire REFRIGERATOR, Call OR 4-4128, WHITE, good ” cond FRENCH PROV. 2 PC. SECTIONAL sofa, fruitwood —" frame, ‘ DUNBAR DINING RM. TBL., LIKE new, contemporary rectangle, dark finish. Orig. price , asking $125 or best offer. 647-8694. 8 CU. FT. G. E. REFRIGERATOR IDEAL FOR RUMPUS ROOM VERY GOOD CONDITION YO 5-7132. SALE, EXCELLENT ORIENTAL RUGS SPECIALS AVAILABLE NOW 12 Kirman Rug x 7 Keshan Rug x 12 Sarouk Rug 1 x 12 Indian Rug 1 x 12 Sarouk —. 3 14x18 Isphahan Rug 5) Karastans, 9x12, 10x14, 6x12 a many small area rugs and runners 4d sale at KIRKOR’S. 1010 Church St., Evanston. 328-0033 ee daily 8: 30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Mon., Thurs., Fri., til 9:30 p.m. 9 4 9 9 9 x NORTHBROOK FULLY IMPROVED 90’ X 130’ AVAILABLE LOTS IN AREA OF LUXURY HOMES. Landwher and Walters Rd Call Mal Bleich, 272-5150. Mart WOODARD “CHANTILLY ROSE”’ Pompeian green glider; tables 30 x 50 and 32x 60; six chairs, 2 springbase chairs. ae squares he circulator fan; mah Gov. winthrop’ desk; Magnavox AM-FM phono; skilsaw and tbl.; bench hamper; wardrobe trunk. DA 8-1046. LAMPS; For Sale—Household Goods SALE ZENITH STEREO HI-FI; AM-FM, dark walnut cab., $200; beautiful Mediterranean chest, can be used as bar, $90. Call after 5:30 p.m. 275-1700. FURNITURE 172 40%/—60%, OFF 1433 Milwaukee Av. AR 6-2060 Open Sunday 11 to 5 MOVING SALE; FRIGIDAIRE; CUStom imperial port. dishwasher; Frig. washer and dryer, matched set but am wiliing to sep.; G.E. air cond.; 9 x12 wool braided rug; 2 vinyl chairs; 2 trikes; one 20’’ bike; playpen; baby swing; plus odds and ends. 1101 Golfview Rd. Glenview. 729-0597. BEIGE, PIECE MAHOGANY DINING set; 2 oriental rugs, Kashan., ORchard 4-3581 hardware BABY CLOSEOUT Call 251-3427 LOST BRIGHT CARPET COLORS . restore them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Ace Hardware, Glenview. SELLING FURNITURE, CARPETIN and drapery from de luxe mod homes. Buy any piece or entire roa at big savings. CASH OR BUDGET PLAN FREE DELIVERY CALL 358-6800 STEINWAY GRANDS STEINWAY-MASON-HAMLIN Grands refinished and recondition like new. BALDWIN GRAND, Like new (414 Y Mon. and Thurs. 9-9 Sun. 12-5 FIELD’S 7315 N. Western, Chica 1844... CU.FT. 2 ° HOLD CROSLE — deep freeze. Excellent con ion. Phone evenings, IR 8-2586 SMALL UPRIGHT FREEZE $50 272-6938 UNUSED SOFA BED SLEEPER, CO $300, sacrifice $130; kitchen sé beautiful painting; bedroom set $1 orig. $300; sofa; chr.; TV. 251-7385. BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY BDR set; studio couch; folding bridge set chrs.; rock crystal stemware; dish SH 3-5626 or SE 3-9636. 4 COMPLETE, ROOMS ture for sale, including excellent condition. Call 463-7568 OF FUR} piano. All GARAGE SALE: FRI. NOV. 3RD, 9 2:30 at 718-11th St., Wilmette. Ma household goods including bedrod set, refrig. and much misc. SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED Excellent bargain. Best offer. MUST SELL TODAY 869-5133 TAN set, $30. WOOD GRAIN FORMICA extra board, naugahyde Call after 4 p.m. 869-0549. 173. Wd. WE K cha to Buy—Hshid. Goods NEED MERCHANDIS ‘Antiques, Fine Furniture, China Cut Glass, Bric-A-Brac, Silver, etc FOR BEST RESULTS CALL HOLLYWOOD ART GALLER SHeldrake 3-3573 6618 N. Rid HIGHEST PRICES OSCAR ISBERIAN ORIENTAL TRADE-INS ACCEPTED FOR BY GReenleaf RU 5-0108 CHICAGO ART GALLERIES Member-Appraisers Ass’n of Amerid ANTIQUES—PAINTINGS ART OBJECTS—FURNITURE, HIGHEST PRICES PAID. Miss Hall 561- FURNITURE All Types DISHES—TOOLS Mdse. Job Lots. Liquidatio PArk 4-5171 TOP $ $ $ BUYS. Tables, rugs, lamps, mirrors, misc.; Sat. only, 9 to 1 p.m.; 467 Jackson, Glencoe. . ROUND COCKTAIL TBL. 40’’ DIAMEter; lounge chr.; end tbls. Excellent condition. Call 334-4427 after 5 p.m. or weekend. SINGLE MATTRESSES $7.00 EA. Full size mattress $12. All in excellent condition. Call 673-4235 or 676-4231. REMODELED KITCHEN—CAN NO longer use ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR which is in good cond.; has top freezer and self-defrosting. HI 6-5508. NEED FROM PRIVATE PARTY Period 'Furn, Any age, cond. Pain dishes; Pictures; Misc. Any kind Oriental rugs, Amer.. Orientals; Piano. Dir. 588-1020 anytime. WHITE MODERN BEDROOM SET, BOOKCASE HEADBOARD, 2 DRESSERS AND 2 NIGHT STANDS. BEST OFFER. AL 6-1212. BABY CRIB; HIGH CHAIR; PLAYpen; misc. items to choose from. Phone WI 5-2846 after 3:30 p.m. WILL BUY YOUR GOOD QUALI used furniture and antiques. For q service call The spel Crost smasaest Goat UN 4-0189 N 4-2 2 6-YEAR tresses Rye 30’ GE ELEC. RANGE, LIKE NEW. $125 or best offer. Call weekdays only, on Friday before 4. 272-7015. 88” LAWSON Ave., finish CRIBS; CHESTS; YOUTH BEDS; Playpens; Buggys; Strollers; Dressing Tables; Highchairs; Bunk Beds; Cra: dles; Mattresses. Juvenile items at Discount prices. WHITE TABLE TOP GAS RANGE Excellent condition. Grill and broiler. Best offer. PA 4-7382. STERILIZER; - Nesco Wilmette satin spice shelves; wine 1ack; decorative walnut planter. All of the above io best offer received by Nov. 5th, 1967. Call between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. only. 835-4082. 4-0289 CHAIRS; TABLE; COUCH; CHESTS; some antiques. Rugs; curtains; etc. Washer; dryer. Call ID 2-2145. EAGLE ANTIQU ES 2 CRIBS: a LL MARBLE dition. 679-1717. PC. WHITE AND GOLD FRENCH Provincial bedroom set, plus en giaoe. er springs and mattresses. $600. Marine Dr., Chicago, 549-7117. SOFA $35; pine; ferns: Sat. Nov. 4, CHEN OR DINETTE FORMICA ped gray and black table, 6 chairs china Closet. Reasonable. 945-5738. CON- COUCH, 2 YR. OLD KNAPP AND Tubbs, 8 ft. contrary, beautiful orange and white applique with dacron filled cushions. 835-1846. TWO 9Xi2 AVOCADO AREA RUGS with pads $90 or best offer; Like new Sunbeam vacuum cleaner with attachments $25. Call AV 3-5903. FURN.—SINGLE SIZE ard; 2 chests, etc. Dinette set op-leaf tbl., matching desk, Fora tops. Exc. ‘Cond. 267-6171 after 4. 1035 Hazel Av., Deerfield. Call $1,300. RCRAFT LIVING ROOM AND . furniture. Priced to sell. 3900 N. Shore Dr., Chicago, DI 8-3554 or 7-2418. PROVINCIAL $20; Norfolk iques and so forth. carpet, items. lamps 966-0850. ONNCH misc. Rose Beige Carpet stunning stools. carriages. RM. and beaut. furn.-a OO RARY LIVING chairs; lamps; tables; silk ures; tree; designer 9 w/curio 7 FT. on light hexagon designs, dishes mornings only. 1701 Pfingsten Rd., Northbrook. COMPLETE FURNISHINGS OF small apt.: Magnavox console TV; dinette set; tables; lounge chairs. Call HOllycourt 5-3825 from Nov. 4th on. DIN. RM. SET; REDWOOD PICNIC tbl.; wood kit. tb.; bumper pool tbl.; wardrobe; apt. size gas ‘stove. All good cond. Reas. DA 8-4847. Also $750. liv. rm. $10; $20; HI T SACRIFICE HI-BACK couch, gold and red pattern brown tweed; solid nine Cc er table. Early American best offer. Call 729-2985. es RUMPUS ROOM SALE Silverware; plain brown’ 10x11; 813 For Sule.tlemsabedé Goods 36” L, to 9 p.m. PC. WALNUT TWIN BDRM. SUITE, box sprgs., mattresses, $135; solid cherry Col. twin bds., box sprgs., mattresses, $70, both sets in exc. cond. 2 marble top commodes, $12.50 ea. 5 ft. steel secy. desk, posture chair, $15. 79 Woodley Rd., Winnetka. 446-7969. Rd. STEREO COMPONENTS (6 PCS.) 500 33 1/3 albums, $475. Will separate records at 75c ea. Clock collection including Grandmother’s clock; watch collection, very reas. Call _945- 6895. SEASON: tbl.: rosewd. 4-0277, UN Thursdays corner left to Davis. USED GAS STOVES AND refrigerators. Dealer. UN 4-5133 1104 Emerson St., rear, after 6 p.m. igidaire, $20; china lavatory, toilet. "4-1230 if no answ. call again. and ANTIQUE VICTORIAN FURN.—WASH stands; commodes; oak pedestal table; library table; rockers; dressing mirror; set 4 chrs.; child's antq. barber chair. Great for photographer or beautician. Lots more misc. items. All perf. cond. Priced right. SALE Thurs., Fri., Sat., 10-4. 3533 Davis St., Skokie. Church or Dempster St. to E. Prairie Rd., E. Prairie to Arcadia. (Davis St. is l-way). Then around the EVANSTON walnut twin beds, maple din. rm. set, Mondays 172 DRAPES: 1 PR. OVERSIZED HVY. lined cotton, flower print, 100’ long, 258”" wide pleated: 2 prs. dbl. tiered synthetics, lined, restrained . print, . tier, 39’ ou lower tier, 60’ L, 193”’ leated; 3 hvy. linen striped a5” Le x 70’’ W., pleated, can be used on corner window, Hardware, rods included; Emerson 16’ TV portable, black, good cond.; king sz. red velvet quilted bedspread, reversible sham; 40x40 rya rug, floral, matches bedspread, or sold sep.; 5 walnut shelves, graduated szs. from 102’ to ES, WE WELCOME ALL MIDWEST BANK CREDIT CARDS GOING WEST NOV. 6 Fin. Sale—Bal. of Qual. Furn. at Barg. Prices.; DR table, 6 chairs; prac. new twin beds; daven; 4 sm. man. tbls.; 2 rugs and pads; 5 draw. mah. chest; humidifier; garden tools; UN 4-9194, 800 Monticello Pl. 2 biks. N. of Central, one blk. E. of Ridge. 110” x 110” GRAY RUG; BIRCH Danish din. rm. furn.; lignt oak dinette table and desk; chests; Magnavox TV; modern, oak cabinet; Magnavox radio and record player, mod. light oak bookend cabinet; other items. Call 328-3208. ANTIQUES AND JUNQUE One day only. Thurs., Nov. 2, 10 to 5. Wicker baby buggy; brass bed; chairs; rockers; tables and chests; baby equip. and many misc. items. 621 Thornwood Lane, Northfield. FOR EVANSTON AND CLEANING CO. 1917 Church St. UN Open FABRIC SALE LI NDWALL* S, 808 Oak St., Winnetka, 42 blk. W. of Green Bay PARKER FURNITURE CO. 560 Howard St. Chicago 764-2206 12 biks. E. of ‘‘L’’ Station ae CARPET Terrific Bargains Sleepers $79.88 Re, Sufficient yardage for wall-to-wall installation or will cut into area rugs of any size :: AVOCADO TIPPED SHEAR ACRILIC 2. AQUA ALL WOOL PLUSH PILE ome in and see these beauties- REMNANTS 5-4900 ‘SPECIAL PURCHASE" Sofa SPECIALS BIGELOW 15 X 78 ALL WOOL plush carpet, temple gold reg. $18,95 now $11.90 sq. yd.; Bigelow 15 x 96 all wool an car t, ‘avacado, reg. $12.95 now $7.90 igelow all wool hard twist, oe slightly irreg., reg. $12.95 now $5.90; Philadelphia carpet 15 x 54 all wool heavy twist, champagne beige, $14.95 now $8.90; Gulistan 15x72 Acrilan plush, Empress gold, $12.95 now $7.90; 12x21 nylon embossed, gold, reg. $189 now $112; 12 x 18 nylon embossed, avocado, reg. $169 now $96; 12x15 nylon, avocado, reg. $149 now $79; 12x12 gold, reg. $119 now $65; 9 x 12 now $49.50; 12 x 18 nylon tweed in gold and avocado, reg. $159 now $105; also lge. selection of odd sized rugs and remnants drastically reduced. Edward M. Plunkett Carpet Co. 9002 Waukegan Rd. ‘Morton Grove YOrktown 5-4485 ASSORT. PC. $90: Wie. Sete thannstell Goods TWO EXCITING USED REMNANT SPECIALS For Sale—Household Goods Best for Less’ YECIAL MARK-DOWNS _NEW MERCHANDISE. 189.95 172 CRIB; YOUTH BED; MATand matching dresser in gray finish. Reasonable, Call YO 6- VILLAGE ANTIQUES 1405 So. Shermer Rd., Northbrook A number of primitive cupboards. Open Tues., Thurs., Sat. BEDROOM SET: CHILD’ S—COMplete. Solid maple, leather top, youth size bed. Reasonable, call VE 5-1991 MAYTAG WASHING MACHINE; Sears gas dryer; exhaust fan; Zenith TV. All in good condition. Reasonable. 328-9479 OUTDOOR GRILL Lar barbecue grill with hood, electric rotisserie and attachable table, $20, Call 673-1253 after 5:30 p.m. LATE MODEL MATCHING RCA Whirl washer and dryer; late model 30” gas range. Phone 831-3614 or after 4 p.m. call 831-2886. CONSOLE MOTOROLA TV MAHOGany, 23’’, black and white. Perfect condition. Best offer, Carey. 491-0672 after 5:30 or all day Sat. and Sun. SOFA, 3 PC. WHITE SECT. CUSTOM made mod. contemp. 13’ long; table lamp white and gold, 414’ high, all perf. cond., best offer. OR “4: 2948 SOLID CHERRY-STICKLEY COLON: ial twin bed set with box springs and mattresses, excellent condition. $400 new, best offer. Call 251-2109. ANTIQUE ANGLE LAMP $60; 72’’ sofa, $95; Zenith space control, $35. Call 446-6321. DOUBLE BED SIZE HEADBOARD Light wood and black leath., metal frame; custom made beige spread. $35 call OR 5-4214. 2 FIXTURE, 24” TV with EARLY AMERICAN BAR STOOLS and spice shelf; fold away twin bed; clock mirror; modern table lamp. Call 677-8277 after 6 p.m. or weekend. FOR Prompt USED REFRIGERATORS AND GAS STOVES pick-up. Dealer UN 4- Oriental WE NEED STANOe rugs. Fine furn. and WANTED: FOR SMALL APT. COM nation washer/dryer—1 unit; vert: or small freezer. Good cond. Call § TOP PRICES FOR DISHES, G ware, furniture, appliances, tools complete household urnishings. 815-725-6023, Joliet, Ill. Wanted Used Cedar Che IN GOOD CONDITION. Call 835-3778 WANTED TO BUY—CHINA ROYAL DOULTON—MALVERN babrratuead <> Bi sami WANTED: 8 DK. MAH. DIN. Ff chairs. Chippendale, Queen Anne Hepplewhite. Antiques or ren epr _Also mah. flip-top tbl. 835- Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff china AM 2-2023; eves. VE 5-1640 Nov. 2, �ie Radio-TV-Hi-Fi—For Sale -FI 60 WATT BROOK 176 For CLEARANCE AMP. arrard turn table, AM-FM radio. All n custom built cabinet. 12’’ Electro oice Triax speaker in sep. enclosure. Orig. cost $800 sac. $125, 272-2744. ERWOOD 8800 RECEIVER; DUAL 019 changer. 3 months old. $400. Phone 256-4785 after 7 p.m. ROMBERG CARLSON DE LUXE m-FM stereo; Ital. Prov.; solid alnut; tape comprt.; excel. cond.; Best offer. Call 761-3210. COLOR OOD 5 PAINTS Discontinued colors REG. $6.60 FLAT PAINT MOST $4.50 gal. THE b15 MAIN ST. EVANSTON or your shopping convenience. Fresh all collection of women’s and chilHren’s wear. Ask to see our designer ollection of coats, suits and dresses. Tues., Wed., Fri. and Sat. 10-4. Thurs. 12-7:30. DA 8-9898. -Not Resale Shoppe, Inc. 5 W. DIVERSEY 281-6636 hicago’s most fabulous resale shop bffers exquisite selection of fine gently sed clothes at gentle prices. DESIGNER’S COLLECTION-FURS. DAILY SUBURBAN PICK-UPS Mon., Wed., Fri., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. HURS. 12 TO 8 P.M. (Closed Tues.) MOST NORTH SHORE'’S EXCLUSIVE RESALE SHOP THE LAST ACT ALSO ODDS AND ENDS OF PAINTS AND ENAMELS AS LOW AS 9c QT. While it lasts .. . Hurry! JANE GILLOGLY’S RING IN Green RESALE YOUR FALL AND clothing for resale. Bay Rd., 1966 Large 256-2990 RY REASONABLE—EXCL. COND. B ski jackets, 3 winter coats, 10 wool skirts: all size 12-14; 10 wool dresses, size 10, 12, 14; 8 pair wool slacks—12, 4; 5 “After 5’’ dresses—10, 12; eather bags. DA 8-5170. YE OLDE RACKE SALE AND THRIFT SHOP, 1508 oward, Chicago. 1st sale of the season. Good value at low prices. Thurs., Fri., Sat. Nov. 2, 3, 4. 743-9188 N’S SUITS 46 LONG, SLACKS SZ. 2, shirts 1612 x 35, ties, custom made boxer shorts sz. 42, Cashmere br. bvercoat sz. 46, dresses-10-12 reas. B69-0450. HT GRAY PERSIAN LAMB JACKpt, sz. 16, worn twice, $100. Also brown-gold tweed coat, 14-16; blue pabardine coat; beige car coat. Call GR 5-2090 Sheared Beaver Jacket CELLENT CONDITION: SIZE 4: $50. Call 869-1833 after 6 p.m. 12- NK COAT, FULL LENGTH_ SZ. rae beautiful mink cape $75. HI Mutumn Haze Mink Jacket SZ. 12-14, EXC. COND. PArk 4-5416 after 4 p.m. RAY PERSIAN COAT WITH MINK ollar and black broadtail jacket with ink collar. Size 10-14, like new. Call 577-7540. BLACK PERSIAN 1 length coat. SZ, 14-16. xcellent condition; $125. LAMB OR 5-5337 ITE MINK STOLE ORIGINAL brice $1,200. This beautiful elegant fur practically new. A real opportunity at h modest price. After p.m. 823-0504. DMAN’S JACKET WITH PARKA ood, rabbit fur, Eskimo jacket. hite w/dk. brown. Like new. Sz. 10. B35. 724-9089. DNEY COLORED SHEARED BEAVbr coat, size 12, $80; Mink scarf with nap closing, $65. 272-6318 RESALE SHOP 3 legant hi-quality clothes, best prices. Size 5-16, come in and look around. SHIRLEY CRIZ, 2421 Pratt, Chi. e SHEARED 14-16 p RACCOON COAT Excellent condition. Call 864-8732 after 6 p.m. LESMEN’S SAMPLES OF CHILHren’s apparel. Nationally advertised brands at big savings. Guys and Gals, 879 Second St., Highland Park. DVED TO FLORIDA, MUST ardly worn Canadian sheared er Coat, carmel color, size 10. Call 724-2064 atural Ranch SIZE & Mink SAC. Bea- Jacket 18-20. EXCELLENT COND. Will sacrifice. AL 1-7392 For Sale—Miscellaneous 10-4. SN. RAGE SALE NOV. 3-4. r. 900x 14; Ency. Am.; hide-a-bed; amps; pow. mow.;_ dishes; TV; washer; misc. 740 Windsor, Glenview. 29-3792. >v. 2, : 1967 ROOM LOTS OF WALLPAPER ST., EVANSTON CHRISTMAS quantities and 10 and 12 Roll Bundles 1966 Patterns avail. CARDS COMPLETE RANGE OF PRICES Open Monday and Thursday evenings Marion Osborne Greeting Cards 915 Chicago Av., Evanston 1139 MAPLE AV., EVANSTON Antique Empire grandfathers clock; mantle clock; carved oak dining tbl. and 6 chrs.; metal shelves and wardrobes; chrs.; tbls.; refrigs.; mangle; washing mach.; dresser; Brunswick victrola and_ records; stereoscope and slides; lamps; pictures; books and bedding; Christmas tree ornaments; odd pes. of Havilland; bric-a-brac. Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 10 a.m. UN 4-3390. . NEIGHBORHOOD SALE 2 T.V.s, reel lawn mower; riding mower; gas dryer, $5.00; formica kit. set; snow tires, $5.00; sm. elec. appliances; Aluminum Christmas tree; baby furn. and misc. Origin. art pes., reas.; mahog. table; toys; many items from 25c. SAT. AND SUN. 10 O 50 P.M. 9434 CENTRAL PARK, EVANSTON. Bargain Boutique WORKROOM FLUORESCENT ceiling lamp; Electric stove top. Both in working condition. All winter clothing half price. Dempster 328-5775 INTERESTED IN DESIGNER’ clothes? Come to our garage sale. Women’s 7-18; men’s med.-lge, Newused. All seasons. Knits, formals, coats. Decorator knick-knacks and hshld. Fri, Sat. Nov. 3 and 4, 9-5. 468 na aig corner St. Johns, Highland ark. LIONEL TRAIN; POOL TABLE; PING pong table; Boy Scout equipment; ice skates sz. 1142; Riddell football shoes, 11145; trousers, 34-36'’ waist; marble top console; 3’ Venetian blinds; comb. desk-table, seats 10; 40 cup perculator; mangle; foam rubber bolsters; misc. items. DAvis 8-0420. MOVING. EVERYTHING MUST GO. Dbl. Hollywood bed; dbl. kit. base; kit. cab.; lamps; bed table; bird cage; drapes; chairs; pictures; Christmas ornaments; filing cab.;_ kit. table; sml. tables; 2 strong lawn chairs; rugs. Reas, 838 Elmwood Evanston, 10-4 Thurs., Sat. GARAGE SALE THURS., NOV. 2. 9 A.M. TO 3 P.M.., 1322-30 Lake St., Evanston. Clothes, unusual rummage and lots of things. BLACK DBL. HEADBOARD W/READing light, bookshelves and storage, $25; Relaxicizor $50; desk $7.00; 2 acquariums w/accessories and stand: gold bed spread. CR 2-3619. THE PROVEN CARPET CLEANER Blue Lustre is easy on the budget. Restores forgotten colors. Rent_electric shampooer, $1.00. Eckart Hdwr., Winnetka. KEEP YOUR CARPETS BEAUTIFUL despite constant footsteps of a busy family. Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Wienecke V&sS Hardware, Glencoe. CLOTHING AND FURNITURE Bittersweet 8-5477 THE ANTIQUE BOX 340 LINDEN AV., WILMETTE, ILL. (across the street from the ‘‘L’’) Opening Tues., November 7. GARAGE SALE: TOOLS AND WELDing equipment, Saturday, Nov. 4. 1230 Pam Anne Dr., Glenview. 29-2964. ARGUS C-4 CAMERA, $20; PROjector, $15; Black Persian coat, mink trim, sz. 14, $50; gray Persian jacket, sz. 12, $25. Call 729-3820. Band Saw on Stand $35 ROLL AWAY BED Call 677-5031 $4.98 and up WARNER PAINTS CARDS imprinting 1967 CHRISTMAS 823 WINTER PAINTS $15 BARGAINS: REFRIGERATOR, EXC. cond. $25; metal awnings, 3-36’’ wide, one approx. 10’ long, also in exc. cond. Phone 234-5745. CARPENTERS TOOLS; MEN'S clothing size 42-44; lady’s tweed suit size 12; various other items. Call 8644157 evenings. MOVING SALE: 2 POSTER BAKER double bed priced for quick sale; Ludwig drum set, complete; Stingray bike; misc. items; UN 4-0081. GALE OUTBOARD MOTOR, 132 H.P.; tape recorder; mouton coat, 3/4 » length. AL 1-0553. BASEMENT SALE Antiques, Gobs of Clothing, etc. Friday only 1705 Monroe St., Evanston, Rear. 806 GROVE ae. CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 511 Main St. Evanston Operated by Evanston Junior League 50% DISC. ON 1966 CHRISTMAS CARDS, YES we imprint. Cards imported from most countries, 5c and up. Great Mexican display. Imported gift wraps, very unique shop carrying only the unusual. HOUSE OF RED CHENILLE Formerly Swedish Peasant Shop 91214 Chicago Av., Evanston MAHOG. DIN. TBLE.., CHAIRS AND chest; twin headbds.; lamps; end tbles.; chests; 2 mod. chrs.; sled; ice skates; golf clubs; Christmas dec.; picture frames; peg bds.;_ table extender; white metal cab.; wire recorder; tall plants; Westhse. roaster, and more. Come in and look over. DAvis 8-6741. SCHWINN TANDEM BIKE, USED 4 times, $75; ' Retina Reflex 35 mm camera w/fl:9 lens and 135 mm reducing SALE THURS. 9 TO 4, 390 LAKESIDE, Glencoe. VE 5-1895. Prov. uphol chairs; student desk; wicker basket chest; blond corner table; rose grand piano; Hotpoint port. dishwasher; ping pong table; girl’s bike; dressing table; hand lawn mower. MAKE YOUR BOY HAPPY. WE ARE moving and must sell HO train mounted on 4x 8’ table—2 transformers, 3 engines—14 cars—extra track— scenery, etc. Exc. cond. $50. Also COMPLETE CAMPING OUTFIT. Make offer. Glencoe, VE 5-0454. GARAGE SALE THURS. NOV. 2, 105. Simmons sofa bed; Alonzi window chest w/match. end tbl. Man’s chr.; pr. ladies’ chrs.; mink stole; fur jacket; fur-trimmed suits; misc. . 1339 Sanford Ct., Glenview. top tbl.; dbl. bed/spr., sale. 544 25% OFF SPOTS FLEA MARCKET 822 Custer, Evanston Tues. through Sat. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. PENNA. HOUSE MAPLE DINETTE set: round tab., 4 chrs. Firepl. ser., 40’’ w. 21’’ cherry Zenith console TV. Window, storm and screen, 56” x 46’; outside door, 32’ x 80"; alum. storm /scr. door, 32’’ x 80’. PA 4-6912. ANT., CARP., TOOLS; TBLS, CAB.; as-elec. fix., crocks; stines; jugs; anterns; silver; salt-pepper; scales; mrbl; guns; knobs; locks; ee brass; lamps; 100 misc. AL 1-497 ENCYCLOPEDIAS 1965-20 VOLumes. Cost $200, sacrifice $35. Oil painting, original; TV; unused Serta mattress $25; bookcase bed $15. 2517385. FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES: PIPES; angles; iron sheets; and other misc. HIGHLAND WASTE MATERIAL 1466 Berkeley Rd., Highland Park IDlewood 3-1466 WAYLAND POOL bird tric Call POWER HARVEST TBL.; typewriter; port. cashmere KENILWORTH LAST TWO DAYS off on girl’s new Stretch tights, and pants by Stretchini. Were $4.00, now $1.00 Were $2.09, now 53c Gleason & Co. 446-4470 907 Linden Ave., Winnetka. DEEP FREEZER $75; POLAROID camera 900 with extra copy maker $75; Minox camera $75; Argus C4 35 mm $40; custom hi-fi $125; I1.B.M. typewriter $175; 7500 BTU air-cond. $80. 272-2744. FOR SALE: REASONABLE. 1-4" jointer (Delta); 1 Delta rip saw saw; jig saw; 1 sander; 1 sprayer; all like new; individual motors and on wood after bases. Phone UN 4- 6 p.m. MOVING TO A CITY APT. FROM Deerfield. Kitchen’ Aid dishwasher, Hamilton dryer; bar stools; cobbler’s bench, bar refrig.; mower; lawn err: deacon's bench; misc. WI 5ANTIQUES: BRASS, COPPER, PEW: ter; art glass, furniture, and much misc. Wauconda Trading Post on Rt. 12. 4 mi. N. Lake Zurich. Open Fri.-Sat. 10-5, Sun, 12-5 Ackson 6-7495 or PA 4-6177 GARAGE SALE: SAT. AND SUN. NOV. 4-5, 10 to 4 p.m. TV; windowfan; lady’s white wool coat, sz. 14; vases; childrens’ games, toys, books; odds and ends. 109 Pine St., Deerfield. GARAGE SALE THURS. NOV. 2, only. 9:30-4, 1848 Milton, Northbrook. Roll-away cot; youth bed; misc. clothes; toys; books; hshid. wares; furn. FOLK AND GUITAR BARBIE CLOTHES. Call AL 1-0384 GARAGE SNOW THROWER CU. FT. HOTPOINT COPPER tone refrigerator, good condition; light blue sheered raccoon coat. R 6-3736 WIG, 100% HUMAN HAIR $45, ALSO Fall, Wiglet, and Mini Fall, reas. Dealer. Also 12 x 15 rug; Zenith comb. TV. Best offer. Call 676-0622. 15 INCH. $25. DA 8-6359. LARGE FULL RADIATOR COVER 9x 12 all wool carpet with pad; some drapes and other items. Call 446-2984. ONE CAR GARAGE DOOR $25. 724-7958. No PONG TA condition. good c COTTON CANDY MACHINE $125 2 Electric Popcorn machines, $125, $150. Washer Dryer combination $35. Call after six o’clock. UN 4-3379. SACRIFICE: GRAVELY TRACTOR with sulky, 30’’ rotary mower, rotar plow, 12 volt starter system. $225. Phone 945-0847. LARGE BLACK PERSIAN LAMB coat; Howell kitchen table; 6-yr. crib w/matt.; circle playpen; overstuffed chr.; secretarial chr.; PA 4-8780. NEW 3 TRACK ALUM. STORM WINdows, $10.95, white $12.95; combination doors, $24.95. Call days or eves. Dealer. DAvis 8-2676. 4 IT’S INEXPENSIVE TO CLEAN RUGS and upholstery with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer, $1.00. Wolff Ace Hardware, Wilmette. 3 VINYLED CANVAS AWNINGS; 3 rollup porch shades; 12 alum. 3 track side slide windows; $200 for all or call for sep. prices. 272-2411. BDRM. DRAPES AND 3 SPREADS to match; RCA port. TV, 21”;. oil aintings and prints; coffee table; any this-’n-thats. Reas. 674-7227. N’brk. table saw, lathe. 864-8543, 10 to eo STD, REC typewriter; amplifier; misc. 272-2206; 10 to 3. HOME vent 177. 1 — SALE ONE DAY ONLY, SAT. Nov. 4, 9 to 5. Decorator's sporting goods, bric-a-brac. lenayre Dr., Glenview. item 823 P INCINERATOR-CALCINATOR. offer. Call after 7:30 p.m. : Wtd. to Buy—Miscellaneous Wanted: Newspapers, Rags lron, Metal. Ps Highest Prices Paid HIGHEST type PRICES of junk PAID brought rags, iron, metal, FOR to ALL our eres etc. For truck : up, 831-9467. Open Sunday 9 2 Prices subject to change without n tice. : es HIGHLAND PARK WASTE MATERIAL 1466 BERKELEY ROAD PN (Off of Old Skokie Rd.) WANTED FOR PEANUT GALLERY | contribution fe IDEAS Y, you will a $5.00 check that can be spent at advertiser in our paper. Contestant: must be UNDER 14 years of Your age, phone, address, and of advertiser must accompan contribution. Send to THE PE GALLERY, 1232 Central Av., mette, Ill. WE Complete BUY Home Grayslake Auction, Sale every Furnishings Rt. 120 and 83. Sat. Col. Dan Danner, 7:30 p.m. Glenview. PA a WANTED USED RAILROAD TIES, OLD BA siding, 2nd hand canoe (metal fiberglas). Call Hahn, UN 9-5690 WE’LL COLLECT YOUR UNWA books now! For our annual used bc sale. N,S. Chapter, Brandeis Women’s tible. Comm. HI 6-3730 Books or AL tax e: ; deduc- 6-4300. She NORTH SHORE PAPER AND METAL CO. | 1104 EMERSON UN _4-5133 STUDENT DESIRES SETOF _—WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIAS. | RECENT EDITION. 234-8368. WANTED TO BUY: COMPLETE acetylene-oxygen cutting and torch with tips and cart if Phone ID 2-5369 after 5 p.m. 178 Rummage we oe i : Sales RUMMAGE SALE—A. G. BETH rael Cong.; Devon and Montic (6400 North; 3600 West). Starting Nov. 5; 10 am. to 4 > pam. through Thurs. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. “Thousands of Bargains."’ RUMMAGE TUES. NOV. 7TH, SALE 9 A.M.-8 Lg WED. NOV. 8TH, 9 A.M.-4 P.M. _ Beth Emet, Evanston. No. Ridge at De 2 bus from Howa RUMMAGE St. be rite) SALE Wed. Nov. 8th, 9 to 9, Thurs. Nov. 9th, 9 to 4. Ebenezer Church, 11 Emerson, Evanston. By Herita B'Nai B’rith Women. : RUMMAGE SALE—BARGAINS GALORE : iiss C.A. BASEMENT Y.W. 1458 MAPLE AV., EVANSTON Nov. 7, 1-3 p.m. THE WESTINGHOUSE ELEC. RANGE 30”, good condition, $35. Gas incinerator $20. Call 965-4236 after 5 p.m. coat; Butternut, BLACK PERSIAN LAMB’ JACKET size 10-14, like new $80 or best offer. Child’s racing car and Tricycle. Call AL 1-8752. 8” h.p. 1328 SALE press, 8’ reasonable, ays. PORTABLE HI-FI-CORD TAPE REcorder. 2 yrs. old, exc. cond., perfect for business, school. Transistor unit, Swiss make, 3x 6’’. Carrying case, microphone, tapes. $125. 446-7381 eves. or weekends. 0400 Congreg. TOOLS: BAND SAW, JOINT- er, dr. atied REFRIGERATOR, $25; ELEC. LIGHT fixtures; elec. hand beater and iron: 22’’ porcelain wash stand; Yd. good pieces plus rug pes. Many other items. Men's ice skates, sz. 12; perfect std. typewriter, $45. Nr. ‘L’’ perege, 214 Dupee PI., Wilmette AL mounted TABLE; PING cage. Excellent Hotpoint stove, 965-6049. RUMMAGE prices. 256-0131. R.A. of Yanova; Chicago. Sun. and Mon, 6th; 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Ridge and South Blvd., Evanston. Sat. Nov. 4th, 9 a.m, to 3 p.m. GARAGE SALE: 2828 ORCHARD LN., Wilmette. 30’ elec. stove; dishwasher; prof. hair dryer; paint sprayer; wine racks; spiker; brown rug and gray, white = striped old; Solovox; other small items. Reas. 75% tops Sisterhood Israel Anshe Morris, 5th and SALE AVE., The Beth GARAGE SALE: THURS. FRI. SAT. Housewares; dishes; glassware; pictures; lamps; rugs; elec. appliances; clothes; youth bed and mattress w/guard rail. Child’s 16 in. bicycle w/training wheels; wind. fan; card tble. and 4 chairs; girl's ice skts.; child’s form. tble., 4 chrs.; golf clubs and bag; relaxicizor; stereo realist camera, humidifier and much misc. 921 Pontiac Rd., Wilmette. AL 1-1936. Come To Bowing Out Party 13 USED ALUMINUM AND WOOD! storm windows, storm doors; plaype couch; chairs; vacuum cleaner; ice skates; trunk; 8 ft. alum. awning; eee beds. 1604 South Blvd., Ev 3 on, om BAZAAR, RUMMAGE AND BAI SEWING MACHINE SALE Electric ately | machines $15 guar. Singer, White, National Westinghouse, etc. Special sale on aig Fa8 sewin machines, Singer, Pfaff, Viking an Necchi, etc. Clean, oil, adjust tension any make sewing machine. Service special $6.75. Pick-up and delivery included. Call 967-5770. VIKING SALES CO, 6040 Dempster St., Morton Grove couch w/all attach. $50; two Herald 1 in. 3 way Hi-fi speakers (like new) and Gerrard automatic changer and record player $35. Call AL 1-7250. Wagner.) Nov. louvered doors; items; etc. HOME WORK SHOP ATLAS circular saw, tilting arbor, 42 motor, steel table, guides, $35. Call 446-7318 20 HAVE GONE THROUGH OUR HOME for one big sale. Organ; 3 TV’s; livin room furniture; baby furniture; Italian bikes; antiques; glass; pewter; shell reloading equipment; 8’ garage door; rare books; GARAGE is packed with odds and ends. Wide range of prices, Saturday and Sunday ONLY. After 9:00 a.m. No sales before. THRIFT HOUSE Stauffer marble GARAGE BEGINNING TUE. NOV. 14TH. Consignment closed Mon. Nov. 13th Open Thurs. Nov. 16th till 9:30 p.m. lens $100; i matt.; lounge chrs.; lamps; elec. stove; refrig.; power lawn mower; deep freeze; garden tools; porch furn.; picnic tbl.; yard furn.; hooked rugs; linens; hunting clothes; Stevens 20 guage shotgun. MUCH MISC. Everything gee for quick sale. Ark 4-2704. ST., EVANSTON TOY SALE telephoto For Sale—Miscellaneous MOVING—UNLOADING 1134 Raleigh Rd., Glenview Thurs., Fri., Sat., Nov. 2, 3,4-9:30-4:30. Beaut. 18th cent. buffet; Chinese chipp. din. rm. chrs., 2 arm, 4 str. chrs., din. tbl.; carpeting; draperies; CRAFTSMAN. ELECTRIC POTTERY wheel; cost $175, well for $90, 110 volt electric kiln; many ope dies; cost $180, now $70. Atlas and Saw, complete with treadle switch and light; cost $168, sell $70. Delta turnin lathe, complete with turning an cutting tools, floor turn and cut tool rest; treadle switch; cost $274, sell $140. To see call 724-2965. 50% DISCOUNT 915 MAIN ST. EVANSTON Breathtaking collection of holiday lothes: cocktail suits and dresses, hlso formals and furs, Tues., Wed., OE aa Sat. 10-4, Thurs, 12-7:30. DA B-9898. KENILWORTH $1.25 at. 803 GROVE SHOP LAST ACT $10.00 ENAMEL WARNER and Furs NORTH SHORE’S EXCLUSIVE RESALE $1.00 aft. REG. TV 21". Apparel HOBBY SHOP POTTERY SALE $3.50 gal. 176 For Sale—Miscellaneous NATIONALLY-ADVERTISED CONDITION. REASONABLE. Call AL 1-9594 after 6 p.m. DRG 35 WATT STEREO AMPLIFIER hassis $35; Garrard 3 speed stereo ecord changer $25; or both for $50. Phone 945-0847. Y\LOR TELEVISION; 21’ SCREEN; alnut finish; aay cond; 2 * old, otorola; $200; OR 3-6857; 8831 orestview Road, Skokie, Illinois. 176 Sale—Miscellaneous ANNUAL Women’s RUMMAGE LADIES OF social Ridge p-m., . Club of Bnai Israel Cong. be held at 4861 North Sunday, Nov. 5th to Kedzie, Chicag the 8th. CHARITY ST. NIC till noon, | hall, Washington St. off Ave., Evanston. Nov. 2, 4 to 9 Nov. 3, 9 a.m. mS RUMMAGE SALE Thurs., Nov. 9, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. 1415 Sherman, Evanston Given by Ladies of Viking. RUMMAGE SALE ; OAKTON COMMUNITY CHURCH Ridge and South Blvd., Evanston. Sat. Nov. 4th, 9 a.m.to3 p.m. ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE Ascension Church, 1208 Ashland Evanston. p.m. IMPERIAL Nov. 9 and TOWERS sale. 1011 W. Leland, Nov. 3rd, 6-10; Sat., Bargains galore! Use 10th, 9 a.m. Av., to 9 RUMMAGE Chicago. Nov. 4th Hollister Want Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter _ Ads Classified—] © �ee rs Rummage Sales SHOP B.J.B.E. LE ie . Like f new adult 183 and WEST PARK Des Plaines. _.Fri., Nov. 10, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Zonta ub, N.W. Cook county. PAIR OF KANDAHAR 11’’; 2 pair of ski poles; racks; $45 complete. Call ~REUPHOLSTERY DEL. GUAR. -REUPH. 7 WEEKS SOFA—$39 plus fabric; CHAIR —$19 plus fabric; SECTIONAL—$24 a. plus fabric, COMPANION SALE— USTOM FABRIC SLIPCOVERS— CHAIR—$12 Plus fabric; SOFA—$22 us fabric, '!2 Price DRAPERY Sale. E RPETING from $4.69 per yd. Work aE, FREE estimates, terms avail. CHESTERFIELD INTERIORS - Div. of Chesterfield Upholstery, zs CALL THE FIREWOOD PROMPT KING DELIVERY oad Inc. 677-6350 OF WELL logs and kindling. Hardwood ture and Wisconsin birch. Discount on dumped orders. Guaranteed to burn ae oa toed Our 18th year. Beinlich, Glencoe. VE 5-1195 TER your hay. IS COMING garden. We — PROTECT deliver back LIGHT HAULING prt eniture—L gage—A OLD FU F RE AND A liances ti i a de~ : L ve rating an Ad Sel, ppin Call for Free Estimates. coe APP PArk 4-3353 Rh LIGHT HAULING HI Trade and professional movers : LIGHT We will move eo 186 187 RUBBISH Basements, DANNE a fair ‘CLEANING OF BASEMENTS GARAGES. LIGHT HAULING % PAINTING. 234-2491. Office “TBM. Call Cleared. PArk 4-5171 80 Typewriters—Business AND AND Machines Executive Typewriter EXCELLENT C ONDITION. WAS sacrifice $175. 679-1020 CLOSING OFFICE B.M. and man. typewriter, Olivetti printing cale., check writer, elec. : pase, ermotax dry copier. 272-2744. it ; Canbeg ae eee new; after 12. Fireplace | Aged ae. askin . Wood Fireplace Wood WOOD MIXTURE WITH 16” and 24” Lengths PICK-UPS INVITED BUILDERS _ 250 HAPP AUTOMOTIVE With ae SERVICE, THE 7:30-4:00, and OF WELL Hardwood 18th year. Jim Beinlich, Glencoe. _ WELL - wood. SEASONED Oak, birch and delivery. _ Vegetable Pickup Stand, Ist NATIONAL BANK DEERFIELD welcome FIREPLACE WOOD SS aerewors. for $20 pert at Havn’s Dundee _ Northbrook..CR 2-2178. FOR ~ COME Delivered TO Bs y-ye and BOY’S 27” AS $39.95 SCHWINN 4 racers, 1 green, and xcellent condition. $45 ea. 20—Clossifed 193 Motorcycles—Go Carts '66 SUZUKI 1966 SUZUKI than 5,000 miles. VE 5-1931 150 $275. ao SUZUKI X-6, 250CC P. Just broken in—really at $485. Call 664-4696. goes 101 gold. Deluxe miles. VOLKSWAGEN This fine car is equipped with radio, white, all viny! interior, and automatic transmission. $7.00 per year for State License and 35 Miles Per Gallon. Used as a third car by prominent North Shore Family. No guesswork in buying VOLKSWAGEN 6 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE 1962 Good condition. Low mileage. R sonable price, ALpine 6-0776. VERY NICE CE 4-1700 VOLKSWAGEN after EXCELLENT CONDITION 30 m.p.g. Call PA 4-8879 or HI 6-4293. ALPINE tion. 100% Guarantee, 30 Days or | ,000 best offer; 642-0566, anytime weekends. 1960 English Ford Anglia STAtires. cond. MGB-GT: MEDIUM BLUE blue interior. Absolutely mint tion. Knauz Cont’l, CE 4-1700. 1967 DEMONSTRATORS AVAILABLE SUNROOF $1,395 DE LUXE MICRO BUS Sea $1,395 blue SEDAN | $1,195 Gray SUNROOF .. White OTHER TRADE-INS PEUGEOT TEMPEST WGN. FALCON FUTURA Blue, automatic BARRACUDA transmission V8, AUTOMATIC Blue Winnetka Import Motors 666 Green Bay Rd. HI! 6-6100 Agents for Volkswagen Insurance Co. Open: 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday thru Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. — Saturday. Closed Sunday. VOLKSWAGEN IN EVANSTON 16 POINT CHECKED 100%, VOLKSWAGENS GUARANTEED Volkswagens Have a 30 Day or 1000 Mile 100 percent Guarantee USED CAR SHOW ROOM 717 CHICAGO AVE. Overseas Orders Arranged AGENT FOR VOLKSWAGEN '66 VW Deluxe '66 VW Sedan $1,395 '65 VW Sedan $1,195 INSURANCE CO. '66 Karmann Ghia $1,600 '63 VW Conv. .. . $1,045 '62 TR-4 RDSTR. '63 VW Sedan $995 $895 Evanston Import Motors, Inc. 733 CHICAGO AUTH. p.m. AVE. VW DEALER — SALES AND CLOSED SUNDAY 869-3015 SERVICE Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter ogre, WI co White ?ORSCHE ‘64 (C), CONV. RED w/blk leath. int., AM-FM; $2,750 or 650CC TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLE exc. cond., must sell. $600 or bes. offer. Call after 5 p.m. PA 4-4019. EX |00°% guarantee 30 days or 1000 miles. CORVETTE stiee RAY CONV. 350 h.p. engine, eed. -< pwr. steer., pwr. ~ lib AM-FM, like new wide oval tires, Blue and white, exc, cond. $2,950 or offer. 824-8753. 367 KARMANN GHIA NEPTUNE blue M-FM, white walls, under coating, rubber bumper guards, 4,700 mi. Immac. cond., $2,250. Must sell 337-2947 week days after 6; wknds. *»ORSCHE SUPER 90 CABRIOLET 1963. Silver with black interior, radio and de luxe discs, mint cond. 15,000 mi. $2,800. After 6 Thurs. and Fri. or anytime Sat. PA 4-6385. EXCELLENT CONDITION. Call HI 6-5870 after 7 p.m. Sinisa Cars 35 1966 BSA Thunderbolt 544 |6 point satety and performance inspection has been done. GOOD 4-7395. TR-4A ’66 INDEPENDENT REAR SUSPENsion, overdrive, Koni-shocks, no spin rear, Michelin ‘‘X”’ tires, wire wheels, heater, rollbar, excellent cond. $2,450. 254-8374. offer VOLVO VOLKSWAGEN oe A neh Williams for FREE credit check. TAMBOURINE MOTORS Authorized Renault-Peugeot Dealer New Renaults from $1,405 501 Waukegan Rd. Glenview, Il. 3R 3-5555 Open Sunday PA 4-8600 X-6 1961 VERY CLEAN. MECHANICALLY $650. 433-3656 aft. 6 p.m. 1962 FORD FALCON SQUIRE tion wagon. Like new _ snow: Winterized. Orig. owner. Good $350. CR 2-2047. old maid. 945-5232 Excellent condition. $425 or best Must sell. Call 432-6042. 1964 SUNBEAM buy a station with a ouilt-in campsite. >re-owned by a fussy TIRES, USED 1 MONTH. 7-35-14; Best offer. 272-1439. Cars 1963 VOLKSWAGEN DE LUXE dan: radio/gas heater, low milea North Shore Suburban car. Call AL 1376 after 6 p.m. 1962 CORVETTE 4 speed, 250 H.P., posi., two exc. cond., clean. 729-3506 after 6 DARK GREEN, 2 TOPS, condition. Knauz Cont’l, rare opportunity to WANTED: ONE PAIR OF _ 650-13 Snow tires and rims for a Valianv. Have one 750-14 Snow tire and rim for sale or trade. Call 491-0060 after 6. COMPLETE. Red, tops, p.m. 2| Point satety and performance inspection. Factory rebuilt engine. Here is that FIRESTONE TOWN AND COUNTRY Snow tires, 7.75x14 narrow white walls, on rims and .balanced. Used 3 months. $45. Call 677-7149 after 5. 283 ENGINE, OFFER beige, $975 or best offer. Call 698-3269 ‘63 VW Camper SACRIFICE 1966 HONDA CB160; 161CC engine; 5,270 miles; black anc crrome; excel. cond.; $275. UN 9-319. evenings or weekends. UNiversity 4. 5202 724-0830. Tires and Accessories BEST Renault Sports 1966 FIAT STATION WAG(G 1100D, red, exc. cond.. low milea luggage rack, radio, like new W garage kept. $995. Call 761-4379. TAMBOURINE MOTORS Authorized Renault-Peugeot Dealer New Renaults from $1,4! 1501 Waukegan Rd. Glenview, III. BR 3-5555 Open Sunday PA 4-8600 6:70 x 15 SNOW TIRES MOUNTED. FIT RAMBLER AND shacesictoalidiigg ot CONDITION. SNOW Sports and ALFA ROMEO~ ROADSTERS: 4 TO choose from, 1958-1962-1964-1965. All fully guaranteed. Knauz Cont’l. CE 41700. this fine automobile. $845. 1966 CORVETTE ENGINE Isky roller cam and kit, Isky Vasco jet 1000 racing valve springs, Carter dual quads and Edlebrock manifold. Just rebuilt. Sell or trade, best offer. Phone 432-2748 evenings. stacked ARANTEED U. ete ry BIKES AS IS. LOW AS $5.00 NEW BIKE RENTALS arts and service for ALL bikes TWO Auto Less BERKELEY'S ed AS or. PARE BAe s, 612 Davis, JOHNSON’S TRAILER RENTALS LOCAL 1-WAY COAST TO COAST INSURED, HOUR, DAY, OR WEEK. 2 and 4 wheel. Any size or purpose also for boats. Furn., pads, tarps and moving dollies avail. Car tow bars, ower tools, cement mixer, exten. dase, 7446-48 N. Clark St., 2 biks. S. of Howard St. ROgers Park 1-2000. SALE Bicycles athe heat For Rent— Autos—Trucks—tTrailers Rd., Cail 566-8859. ey, 196 E 5-1195 FIREPLACE kindling. Free 3955 From 2 CHROME REVERSE WHEELS; 2 CRESTLINE MAG WHEELS; kindling. Our Loan KING ILL. _ mixture and Wisconsin birch. Discount _ On dumped orders. Guaranteed to burn _ satisfactorily. Auto Sat. 7:30-Noon DELIVERY logs Loans TWO SNOW _ TIRES, GOODYEAR Suburbanites, 775 x 14, like new, $30. o deluxe Champion Firestone tires 775 x 14, like new, $30. 724-3757. FIREWOOD PROMPT aged INC. H| 6-2402 Siaes: Wkdays an and Foreign 1966 MGB ROADSTER: WHITE with black interior. Very clean a io mileage car. Knauz Cont’l, CE co. Vw 66. RADIO, GAS HEAT 16,000 mileage, excellent conditid $1,300. Owner wants a station wag¢ 673-0080 or 966-4218. |'/4, Ton Chev. Panel Foreign 196 1964 S.C. COUPE After 6 p.m.—Phone 761-5341 21 Point Satety and performance inspec- CLASSIC STAMP AND COIN CoO. 607 Custer, Evanston. DA 8-9789. We buy or trade stamp or coin collections. BIRCH RD.—NORTHFIELD, a ‘65 STAMPS AND COINS BOUGHT and SOLD. Complete line of both Numismatic and Philatelic Supplies. Chandler’s, 630 Davis St., Evanston. 192 and Store Equipment saaea 196 945-6000 price. Garages 1957 Buy ‘Em Now! 272-5520 and Trailers TRUCK LOW MILEAGE, tires. $250. Call 724-6382, or PA Cars VOLVO 1800 S SPORT COUPE, 5 months old, 6,400 miles. Owner leaving for Viet Nam. Call GR 5-5711. WANTED TO BUY: PICK UP TRUCK in good condition. 34 or one ton. Minimum 7 foot bed. 945-5145. is. FOR SALE: COLLECTION OF US. coins. $460 face value, $1,200 blue book, $2,300 red book. | Includes approximately 1,000 Indian cents. Many semi-keys. 446-5782. Automobile REMOVAL Attics, As Sports PORSCHE CLEAN '2 TON FORD, PICK-UP, rebuilt engine and transmission. Good tires, closed up bed, radio and heater. 328-0873 (after 5 p.m. weekdays.) Coins & Stamps 6-2786 Misc. For Sale—Trucks and 54 RILEY BEST OFFER 724-0718, 1964 DODGE 3/4 TON PICK UP; low mileage; very clean; asking $1,225. 328-4474. Toys anything you want. Also at Barter LIONEL TRAIN 18 cars. 50’ track, Landscaped. Best reasonable offer. E 5-1388 HAULING removal or WANTED, BY HANDICAPPED “SHUTin’’, 80 yrs. old: a Hi Fi/TV comb., can exchange for antique octagon ped. tbl. and lovely plants. 285-3369. LIGHT HAULING Appliances 195 1948 K-5 ENTERNATIONAL, FLAT steel bed; 10 ft.; 27,000 actual mi.; with or without 15 ton winch; 256-0726, 184 67 BARGAIN: ‘67 NATIONAL MOBILE Home, 60x12’; 3 bdrms.; Early Amer. furn.; eye-lev. oven; used less than 90 days. Exc. cond. PA 9-0133. FULTON 12 GAUGE DOUBLE BARrel shot gun. Good condition. $50. Call after 5 p.m. VE 5-1056. SOMETHING? BOUGHT niture, can’t get it home? Let ER MOVERS solve your hauling ve kn, Ill. 22633MCC. 864-6139. Furniture. Panama GAUGE BELGIUM BROWNING automatic shotgun w/leather, case $135; 38 caliber Colt revolver and holster $75. 945-0731. 16 Hersigd One Owner '65 Volkswagen CAMPERS! 1963 FORD PICK UP V-8 WITH Overdrive. General body, tool boxes with ladder racks. Low mileage. oer w/tool boxes. $800 without. 4325. SNOW PLOWING 729-2470. _ 196 1966—22 FT. TRAVEL TRAILER; self-contained; sleeps 4; tow car; matched set. $3,000. 296-5895 Evenings. CALIBER MARLIN RIFLE, lever action, 1918;12 gauge dble. barrel shot gun, Sterling Worth & Co., 30 yrs. old. Best offer, 272-0545. FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, ETC. ALSO RUBBISH REMOVAL ry Carney SKIS: 6’ pair car ski PArk 4-2199. soil— —humus—sand—manure—covering We remove debris and are Tree Homes—Campers— Utility Trailers SPACE FOR CHILDREN AND PETS. Travel in comfort—best offer. ’64 Chevy Carry All; P/S and brakes. Auto. trans.; 283/V-8; 729-4299. SKI BOOTS 1015 M, gorgeous, once-worn’ $70 Rieker buckles. Sealed sole, $45. Call 446-3478 after 3:30 ~ SLIPCOVER SALE LAST Mebile HUNTERS! MEN’S SKI BOOTS, HENKE DOUBLE buckle, size 1112 medium. In good condition. Used 2 seasons. Best offer. ALpine 6-4457. 22 Miscellaneous 4OL. 194 and children’s ing; appliances; furn.; etc. Nov. 8, 9. Lutheran Church of the esurrection, 8450 Shermer Rd., Niles. ‘ Sporting Goods Equipment SISTER- OE in Ee Nov. 2, �1963 VOLKSWAGEN Wanted We w tires. tween Asking 5 and $700. Call 446-3253 8 p.m. VW MICROBUS GOOD RUNg condition; needs some _ body prk. $750 or make offer. Original ner. Call DA 8-2335. VAIR, BLUE ’61 MONZA. R., H., w. 4-speed. 200 miles on rebuilt gine. Snow tires. $250 or offer. BYS, 272-6363; eves. 724-0907. 960 VW TAN Need We 750 Chicago GR 5-4444 For OR 2nd Model p accept consignment tars your price or no charge to . Call Mr. Jay 724-7350 pnview Motor Sales. Evanston GR 5-8000 Sale—Automobiles $1,325 CAR. AUTOMATIC $1,295 e Accept Consignments 67 SS Cpes Jennings Chevrolet 1501 Waukegan Rd. Sunday Mr. Davids D CARS, FOREIGN OR AMER, Trusted or busted. Cash, consignnt, barter. Hiscott Motors, 1815 nson. UN 4-3958. Evanston. VAIR SPYDER ENGINE 1962 1967. Must be in good operating dition. Call 234-2573. 241 Waukegan Rd. DODGE $2,500. CHEVY 729-1000 1965 Catalina $1,495 Radio, North Shore's Finest Used Cars H.T. RED der of 65 $1,795 ‘66 CHEV. V8 BEAUTY. REMAINFact. Warranty. Pontiac IMPALA 2 DR. H.T. LOADED with extras. Factory Guarantee. $1,795 ATALINA H.T. AIR tioned. Full power. Like CONDInew. 1964 Catalina $1,495 '66 DODGE CORONET 4 DOOR AUTOMATIC, full factory equipment. Conv. AL. 500 p/s., Ford $1,195 $495 1963 Catalina 4 Dr, Must be seen. $995 Sedan 2 DR. H.T. AUTOMATIC, radio, whites. A beauty. 64 Mercury CYCLONE DOOR bucket H.T. 4 seats. NO SPEED, Pow/Steering, Beauty tires. 1967 Firebird Hardtop 4 speed with power steering. LARGEST A '62 Comet BIG V8, $495 AUTOMATIC, 6 CYLINDER. Ideal second car. AVE. OPEN WEEK aturday till 6 p.m. CITY 491-9111 SELECTION OF USED IN EVANSTON NIGHTS 1966 GTO Conv. Hy. trans. P-S; 1957 A BANK FINANCING MONEY DOWN WITH EST. CREDIT 11 CHICAGO 1967 new $795 EVANSTON DODGE 2, like CARS UNTIL 10 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAY P-B; $?? 1963 A $495. WSW; 22? R-H. 2??? car Olds Starfire Conv. black beauty $1,495 $ 895 1962 Bonn. 4 Dr. H.T. $ 995 An immaculate car 1964 Catalina—9 Pass Wagon with factory air cond. $1,495 Above used cars all guaranteed and ready to go AT SHOLL PONTIAC [101 Chicago Ave. Evanston, Ill. GR 4 barrel shift. All wheel '64 — — best office AL CONVERTIBLE winter carb.; black. covers. A hardtop. short ey ste ier | Fi: pa beaut. AIR 1964 SUPER 88 OLDS 5 tires, new, cond., 1 driver, like : new full power, air- snow tires. DR., LOW | ALpine 1-6811 FORD—‘65 GALAXIE mil., full a, party. $1,650. or 4 air-cond., private best offer. 869-1721. 1963 SCOUT Excellent cond.; 4-wheel extras. $750. 729-2964. 1966 CHEV. Marina CAPRICE. blue; air; all drive; vinyl top; P. P/B; AM/FM; Must be seen. Call after 5 p.m. 1959 OLDSMOBILE 4 DR. HT. ower brakes; power steering: ¢ ent cond.; suburban driven; first "$150 takes it. 965-0198 after 6 p.m. V8. | 1963 FORD FAIRLANE; 6 CYL.; 2 dr.; auto. trans.; R/H; excellent c including snow tires; orig. owner. VE 5-4606 after 6 p.m. ‘65 CHEVY WAGON RED IMPALA CONVERT. IN TOP SHAPE. $1,350. Call WI 5-3851. FORD—64 GALAXIE 500 4 DR. FULL pow. 1 owner, low mileage, equipped. Leaving town. Best Private. . oe 677-5795 1966 CADILLAC CALAIS hard top. White wall Conditioning, ORchard 4 DOOR tires. Air — FM radio. $3,300. Phone > 4-4232 or 764-9159. OLDSMOBILE Since 1967 5-2800 Hours 9-9 Monday thru Friday, Sat. till 6 p.m. Never on Sunday OLDS 98 L/S Auto. Trans. P.S. P.B. P. Wind, P. Seat, Factory Air Full Price $3,695 $2,195 English Cab—Austin collector’s item. 1955 T. Bird—A classic with two tops. 30,000 © Evanston's Oldest and Finest $2,595 factory . hardtop. ‘ie Executive Coupe with cordova 0% Hy. trans.; R-H; P-S; P-B Ww. '64 Chev. $1,095 IMPALA HARDTOP, V8, HOT removable spd.; Like top. new, $995 1961 Ventura 4 Dr. H.T. Cheap transportation. teen Pontiac Star Chief '65 AM-FM, AL 1-1992 or my with 0972 NORMAN 77 1967 Chevrolet Imp. 4 Dr. HT, Auto. trans., power steering, air cond., very low mileage. $1,195 ONLY me 1966 Bonn. Conv. with air and electric. '66 Mustang 272-5894. 1963 V-8 CHEVROLET. BEL-AIR a luxe 4-door, white. Red int. glide, p/s, air cond., wid radioone cond., one owner car, $800. Call ge DA 8-6674 Evanston. SEDAN, 50,000 MILES. CALL 1724-7084. hydramatic-p./steering, p/brakes. 1966 Tempest 2 Dr. with AIR COND. Grove 1964 FORD CTRY. SQUIRE WAGON, 9 Pass., clean, R. Ww.w, Pow. Steering and brakes, like new tires. $1,400. Call Mr. Daily. HI 6-4700. $1,995 : radio om owner. 328-7206, eves. or weekend. 1959 Dodge 8-Cyl. Coronet Served 1965 Bonn. 4 Dr. H.T. white. A beauty with AIR COND. 2 Dr. BEL 1964 CHEVROLET IMPALA sharp; $1,450. GR 5-3642 SELECTED Pre-Owned Cars CITY Call AL 1-0419. ’66 FOUR DR. bid $1,200 and OLDS door, vinyl hard air-conditioned, like new speakers, CORVAIR. '66 ELECTRA 225 4 B $1, PONTIAC CONV. BONNEVILLE. ’64. Full power. Black. WWs, Wire wh covers, new trans., tires 6 wks. ge new brakes. 50 plus rema mts. yr.) oing back to sc ust sell mmediately. 784-2582a p.m. or weekends. R and H. Power glide, WWs tires, Immaculate condition. Lady driven. Garage Kept. Best offer. 446-6817. $2,078 Glenview BUICK Call rear short Morton V8, sharp, 4 DR. EXC. BUY, 0 CHEVY II NOVA, 2 DOOR HARD top; 327 cu. in. engine; 4 speed; ositract. rear end; 18,000 mi.; radio; eater, like new tires. ALpine 1-5147 custom full Wr Save As Much As For Sale—Automobiles EVANSTON 1967 Pontiacs First Come —First Basis at Dempster 500 Dar. battery. Daly. 31,000 miles. $425. Both arage ept and in top operating everything. 1967 LIKE NEW FIREBIRD Silver gray, black leather, stick shift. Factory air-conditioned. Radio; heater; tape player; less than 5,000 miles, Perfect cond. Call 446-1181 eves. 66 AVAILABLE '67 Camero Convert. GALAXIE WW’s; VOLKSWAGEN, and 1963 BUICK SPECIAL V6 ECONOMical, clean, low mileage, 2 dr. red, bucket seats, pow. steering and brakes, snow ‘tires, w/w, auto. trans. $695. Call 729-2414 after 6 p.m, ALSO 67 Caprices FORD radio; mi. Transistor ign., 4 sp. hydromatic, pow. tilt steering, elec. seats, front 1967 BUICK SKYLARK COUPE Dark green metallic with black vinyl top and interior. Full power and air cond’d. Driven only 4,000 miles. Knauz Cont’l, CE 4-1700. SHOLL PONTIAC Some COND 61 Falzone MONTGOMERY Waukegan Pay No Increase at ‘67 Wagons ash For Your Car Joe Dick Larkin Stu Mazer Larry Moline PRICES Get in on this Big Dollar Value 64 USED CAR RETAIL SALES FOR THE WEEK. ON MONDAY NIGHTS WE WILL PRICE THESE CARS TO ANYONE AT WHOLESALE. THE ONLY CATCH IS THAT WE HAVE TO ORDER THE DRIVEWAY SERVICE ON EACH CAR BY 8 P.M. IF YOU WANT TO BUY PLEASE COME BEFORE 7:30 P.M. THERE IS NO WAY WE CAN LIST THESE CARS IN AN AD AS THEY CHANGE RIGHT UP TO MON. NIGHT. FOR THE WHOLESALE PRICE ON A CAR ASK FOR DELIVERIES '62 Chev. Convert. For Sale—Automobiles TAKE YOUR CHOICE... CAR condition. IMMEDIATE V8, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES. For that gal or guy in school. 200 Sale—Automobiles TO BUY A USED AT WHOLESALE PONT. In Stock For 1967 '62 Ford SPECIAL. 595 TRANSPORTATION AIR For EVERY MONDAY NIGHT WE_ SHIP FROM 5 TO 20 USED CARS TO THE DEALERS AUCTIONS. THESE ARE A-1 CARS AND THE ONLY REASON THEY ARE WHOLESALED IS THAT PONTIACS TEMPESTS FIREBIRDS COND. '65 Rambler Wagon VERY GOOD 2ND transmission. E NEED CARS PORTS—DOMESTICS Open McKAY CAR—EXCELLENT 200 ALL 1968 Cars 65 Bel Air Wagon Ist to Buy—Automobiles ash For Your Car Take ERNIE Ave. SEDAN Any make — Any bourine 4-8600 Also For Sale—Automobiles Cars SEMINARY STUDENT DESIRES ECOnomical car in good condition. Cash available to $1,000. Call Thurs., Fri. after 6 p.m. Sat. all day. 945-6700, ext. 268, Mr. Ron Behm. GOOD SHAPE, GOOD TIRES Radio/heater, $450, phone 256-2330 Wanted Clean / 200 HOW on Consignment NROOF, RADIO, WHITEWALLS $850. Call 272-4449 BUS 1962, EXCELLENT CONion, new paint job and battery, like to Buy—Automobiles Still under G.M. 5 yr. Warranty 4 speed. Full speed equipt. $2,795 G.M. 5 yr. 1966 OLDS 98 LIS Auto. Still under Full Price $1,395 Still DELUXE Deluxe interior. P.S. P.B. P. wind. P. seat. Fact. Air. WAS $6,700 MOST $4,295 Warranty BONN. CONVERT. Auto trans. P.S., P.B., Radio, Heat. W.S.W. Warranty This is a Brass Hat Norman’s 1965 PONTIAC 1967 TORONADO NOW Trans. P.B., P.Steer., P.\WIN ._ P. Seat. Factory Air-Cond. $2,595 1967 442 2 OR. FST. Still under 1921 ae Oe Ste, CORVETTE 300 H.P. 4 SPD. RED ONV. W/RED INT. FM-AM; WW’S; DW MILES. FACT. WAR. MUST LL PVT. $3,575. ID 2-1038. 199 '64 '63 ‘61 '65 '64 under Norman’s UNDER Z Warranty $1,000 OLDS HT CHEV. CONV. COMET CHEV. VAN CADDY CONV. . NORMAN OLDSMOBILE |O12 Chicago Ave. See Ray Nelson Evanston, ‘ Sports Cars ey ign and RED V.W., DE LUXE SUN bof. rear opening windows, shoulder Its, radio, excellent condition, 8,000 aes oo. After 6 p.m. 432-5922 or 5632. UAR, 1966 XKE 4.2 YELLOW bdy, black top roadster, wire wheels, M-FM rad., heater, luggage rack, w mil. $3,995. Phone Evenings or hturday and Sunday. DA 8-0603. Ill. UN 9-5700 — Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter Classified—21 �$00 "tel Ataaaahiies Reale 964 INTERNATIONAL ‘dr. ;° TRAVELALL 6 passenger V8; 3 speed stick 4 wheel drive; ‘heater and air nditioner; 1st $650. ORchard a.m. to 5 p.m. 3-7720 7 Like New : 1966 LTD FORD 4 DOOR ened Heater; Power steer. = 17,000 miles. $2,250 or a offer. Call 446-0672 after 6 p.m. ’63 OLDS 88. WHITE, 59 - OND.; : 2-DR. STEREO; $2,300. 729-2470. PONTIAC CATALINA No rust. : Good 3 Ill. POWER brakes and steering, automatic mission, excellent condition. i cash. UN 9-2856 after 6 p.m. CHEV. trans$995 second car AL air. Must sell. : 7965 FORD Rane . an H : LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Full power; air cond.; Must $2,595 or best offer. Call 255-3920. $150 ne, P/S, auto.,. actory air cond, _Call 945-9078. é 64 CHEV. IMP. - Auto. ‘mi, trans. $900 ; BIG premium Like new. 9-PASS. Pwr. brks., or best offer. 1966, CONVERT. V-8 1958 T-BIRD, tires. Low after new. 6 1965 GRAND PRIX COUPE White with black vinyl interior top. Full power and air cond’d. new. Knauz Cont’l., CE 4-1700. 11.000 Must CORVAIR black ‘never ~ ¢ond. +1030 int., MONZA bucket RED seats, 4 WITH speed, used tires. Make offer. Call AL 1-8351 after 5 p.m. Must sell. Call 446-1907. CADILLAC: ies; 2 dr. : _panditon. STANDARD 62 hardtop coupe. A-1l Art, 583-5666 MR. '66-Mustang Sprint "Be '65 Plym. Barracuda Esstback V8-AT-PS-R-WW: A real cream puff. Beige mist. Priced to sell, only $1,395. V8-AT-PS-Vinyl black int. H. Top Roof-silver mink with $2,095. Nigerian Blue. A_ '65 Rambler Ambassador 990 V8-AT-PS-A teachers car-Low Lucerne Gold With blk. int. mileage $1,495 V8-AT-PS. Chevrolet’s wagon. Ermine white V8-AT-PS-PB-R-WW-Rack Blue, Real Nice. loads of extras. We beauty. Baby Blue. $1,395 '65 Ford Gal. "500" XL Amer. SAYS! 440 $ '65 Ford 9 Pass. 1963 Chevrolet Nova Coupe Convertible Convt. Futura. pass.-V8-AT-PS-PB-L. $695 1964 Mercury 1964 Pontiac Park Lane Bonneville 4 Door Hardtop 2 Door Hardtop, $1,645 LINCOLN-MERCURY 535 CHICAGO AV., EVANSTON IMPALA CLEAN, CONVERT. RADIO; POWER STEERING; offer. Evenings, 491-0767. 1956 CHEV. NOMAD STATION WAGon V8; -Automatic. trans., power brakes, back up lights, like new tires, good condition. 677-5842. 1956 CADILLAC COUPE DE. VILLE, pink and gray, excellent cond. Body rfect, entire car has been rebuilt. 0. 869-2739 or GR 5-7655. 1954 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4 door sedan, PS, PB, excellent running condition, good body. Good tires, good brakes. New muffler. $175 GR 5-0857 heli <h He 2 -1963. PONTIAC sedan. ag CONTINENTAL 1963 leather interior, air cond., $1,675; Call VE 5-3491 or Air AM-FM, Pontiac ONE 1962 Grand 66 ’60 ’*63 ’*66 *64 T-BIRD 2 DR. H.T. DODGE 4 DR. SED. BUICK 4 DR. SEDAN BEL AIR 4 DR. SEDAN CHEVELLE WAGON COME Weekdays 9-9 2038 WAUKEGAN READY TO GO! GENEROUS $3,995 $2,850 $150 $980 $1,795 $1,295 Motors STORAGE FROSTBITE FLEET See the 9’ Owl One-Design for ’68 MOBILE MARINE P.O. Box 193 Wheeling, 537-0996 PONTOON FLOAT BOA ONLY 7 WEEKS OLD. 24’, 40 Evinrude. Many de luxe extras, $1, invested. Any. reasonable offer cepted. Call 945-4444. SUPER PORPOISE SAILBOAT Slightly larger than a Sunfish. Gd condition. Reasonably priced. ALpine 1-9113. 66 16° CABIN CRUISER W trailer. FIBERGLASS. Takes 50 or motor. $1,200 or best offer. Sleep: Call OR 6-3650. Day July 13’ FIBERGLAS LS sailer with trailer. ’67, family boat. 835-4441 13 Purcha Buy Bonds where you wo Prix GLENBROOK FORD GUARANTEED USED CARS DeVille BOAT Outboard OWNER. POWER STEERING and brakes. 234-5122. JIM THURLOW'S SED. Boats. and full power. 1963 DODGE 880 NINE PASSENGER station wagon. 1,000 miles on tires. Best offer 234-9357. *66 CADILLAC 201 Best offer, 835- 1965 OLDS STARFIRE COUPE Medium green metallic with black vinyl interior. Full power. Knauz Cont’l. CE 4-1700. — BOATS & AIRPLANE © CATALINA |. 4-DOOR cond., Original owner. 1965 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 2 door HT, 4 speed. Son in service, must sell. $1,600. Call 251-1513. CARS CADILLAC CONV. FLAMING red. White top. Air cond.; stereo a fm radio; tilt telescope wheel; lL new tires; many extras. 251-7816. P/S, Exc. 1967 COUGAR, LIKE NEW STICK shift, 289 Cu. in., radio, * scacsceni. $2,350. Call after 7 p.m. 234-6268 SHARP ’66 $725. ’°62 LEMANS 4 SPEED special stick; Exc. body and interior. Radio, heater; extras. Good runner. CR 2-2569. $550. PRICED AND GETTING MARRIED ’66 LE has to go. PS, PB, auto. 14,000 eri like new. V-8 326. Call 724- 4230. 19609 RAMBLER STATION WAGG Starts easily, runs well; needs ge shift repaired. Best offer. CALL 251-4253 ing CONDITION 61 BUICK ELECTRA 225 Convertible; red w/all lea. int.; brakes, windows; bucket seats. cond, $650. PArk 4-1732. 1936 Nash Sedan LINCOLN Black, all excellent. 500 4 DR. ORchard 3- DOC 2 440, aut sell. Ma 1965 OLDS 88 4 DOOR SEDAN Air conditioned, P.S., P.B., radio, heater, rear speaker, Vogue tires. $1,650. YO 6-6021, Skokie DAILY TILL 9:30 P.M. SAT. TILL 6 P.M. BR 3-4803 RUNNING SHAPE. 724-2561. 1967 PLYMOUTH GTX hardtop, Super Comando P.S., 9,000 miles. Must offer. 492-5265. 1961 COMET 2 DOOR SEDAN White, radio, heater, automatic transmission. Excellent a. $350 4-700 rack-white. "A nice place to do business’ 1131 CHICAGO AV. 8-3503 LATE ’63 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL. Beige. Air conditioned. Fully equipped.. Excellent condition. $2,400. Call after 5 p.m. 677-5734. BUICK 1965, 6 PASSENGER Sportwagon, black, V-8, w/w tires, air eond., p/s, p/b, radio, clock, heater. $1,695. Phone AL 6-0567 STATION Schumacher Ford OPEN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. 1953 PO tiac, no rust. Very clean. Great rac and heater. Automatic drive. $50. C 724-4135. 1962 9-Pass. Oldsmobile SPECIAL" '62 Ford Country Squire 9 $1,245 8-2300 Falcon SHOPPERS' EXC, $995 HOLIDAY nice 5 power. Frost white with black and black int. Ready ms Fp 39) Antique 1962 Chevrolet $1,495 green-A 1960: FOUR DOOR RAMBLER CLASsic sedan. Good tires; some rust; low mileage; good running’ condition. $150. Call 475-8153. RED; best 1964 BUICK WILDCAT 4 DR. SEDAN dark blue; R/H; WwW’s; air cond.; PB. P.S.; new brakes; $950; ORchard 3-7720 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. CARS $995 ‘‘6’”’ R-Jade '63 Thunderbird DA Station Wagon 3 speed 1962 FORD FALCON SQUIRE ST tion wagon. Like new snow tires. Winterized. Orig. owner. Good co: $350. CR 2-2047. 1963 CHEVY Convt. Full power with bucket seats. This Egyptian gold beauty will win you over. $1,795 '64 Rambler 1959 IMPERIAL : Power windows and air conditioning. Heavy duty see 5 and new shock absorbers. CE 4-1831. 1963 CORVAIR MONZA CONVERTible red, radio, heater, automatic, extra snow tires. Good condition. $550. 491-1874 evenings. 1965 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE. Fully equipped including air cond. Excellent condition, $1,495 CE 4-9361. Devonshire $1,445. '64 Ford XL Convt. Full power and must sell this CONVERT. tires. Best CHEVELLE STATION WAGON cyl. auto., best offer. Call 328-4826 1960 DODGE DART, 4 DR. STIC shift, Radio and heater. $125 or be offer. Call after 6 o’clock. 2 DOOR HARD TOP, VERY asking $1,175, Call 358-7818. '64 Ford Ctry. Squire 9 Pass. OT} top. ’°64 CARRY-ALL, $50 1955 8 cyl. auto P.S. cheap. RO 4-3670 after 6 p.m. 1964 CHEVY best selling with red int. V8 black 1955 CHEV., Chev., 4 dr., UN 4-6552 or 1965 FORD FAIRLANE sedan R/H.; P.S.; $995; 7720 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. '64 Chev. Bel Air Wagon 1963 CHEVY IMPALA vertible, Light blue with good condit on. 446-1646. 1957 CHEVY. 2 DOOR STANDAR 6, good tires, runs well. Ve reasonable. Call DA 8-9499 after p.m. 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 2 DR.; like new; exc. cond.; low mileage: automatic; — ; heater. 38-0: real 222? CONVT.-‘‘6’’"-AT-PS-R-WW-Flame Red A Sharpie. $1,395 1963 Chevy DA arn °60 FORD FALCON, 2 DR., R. AND H., auto., Like.new tires, and snow tires. Body in good condition. Under $175. 677-6549, NEVER TITLED USED CAR CLEARANCE 225 Convertible, Air conditioning, full power, save hundreds. low Full top EXECUTIVE ~ A 1963 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL black, black leather’ interior, aircond., full pow., a-1 condition. Private. $1,800. 61-2675. AND 21965 Buick Electra AT-PS-R-WW-Lucifer redage beauty-Priced to sell H.T. one. PRICES SLASHED ON ALL NEW 1967 MERCURYS 22—Classified V8-AT-PS-PB. Fact. air. Loaded with extras. Aztec bronze with black vinyl roof. Priced to sell. Low For Sale—Automobiles OLDSMOBILE 1965 F-85 TURQUOISE Club Coupe. Single owner. Like new tires; new brakes; fresh Prestone; snow tires w/wheels. $1,575. 724-8233. 1963 PONTIAC TEMPEST 4 cyl. Stick shift. Snow offer. 272-4672. '66 Chev. Impala SS Cpe. ’61 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE Tan; auto. trans.; radio; heater; WwWs; V-8; excellent condition. $400. After 5 p.m. 724-6586 HOLIDAY E and Like 1966 MUSTANG 6 cyl. automatic transmission, power r+ pei low mileage. $1,500. Call 9454176. CHEVY ’64 STATION WAGON Air conditioned. Stick shift. Private ‘party. $1,095. Call Mrs. Barnett, days, ; B%6-8390: eves. HO 5-8644. - 7962 power;family 1966 TEMPEST LEMANS COUPE Turquoise metallic with black vinyl interior and top. Full power and air Pree oe Very sharp car. Knauz Cont’l, 3 WAGON 864-9075 full One 1966 Ford Wagon COUNTRY AT-PS-PB ‘‘cutey”’ $595 Two tone white and tan; driven ey 34,000 miles. owned. Call 945-0247. $1,495. radio. miles, p.s.,_p.b., auto., like mau Best offer : Cail 272-2762. ; FORD 200 +=For Sale—Automobiles COUNTRY SEDAN. ONE OWNER. Mileage. P.S. $1,775. 272-8854. ‘65 Mustang Cpe. V8 ‘65sell. 62 FORD GALAXIE SUNLINER Convert. Auto. trans.; power steering, power brakes. No rust. Like new brakes. Good cond. 272-1135. 272-0084 SEDAN, AUTOM. new very 200 "Suburban Used cars at Chicagoland Prices'' '66 Mustang RAMBLER 1960 4 DR.; trans.; radio; tires like reasonable. Phone 251-2535. 1-6491 4 DR. T-BIRD CONVERTIBLE FULL power, like new tires, excellent condition. $850. 835-0247. «GTO 400 CU.::. IN. 360° HP Turbo-hydro with hurst; Blue with blk. vinyl top and blk. interior. W..O. tires. $2,650. Call 272-1616. 1963 ag a 4 DR. sedan; peed stick shift; RH: $435: Ditchart 83-7720 a 7 a.m. to 5 1967 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE - CONVERTIBLE. Full power, factory = 5. Sale—Automobiles SCHUMACHER FORD p.m. CONVERT. V-8 AUTO. low ae p.s.; en., fuel pump. Exc. cond. $425. deo 0151. Stick. 6 cyl., yg Sook Prix For ‘67 "63 CHEV. CONV. V-8; 4 i ‘ 3/ speed Hurst on floo 8654 Osceola, Niles, 64. 200 63 BUICK LE SABRE}—-ALPINE Blue. 4 dr. Hardtop. Fully Oa ae Garaged. Top condition. Bes fer. Call ALpine 1-6817 or 341-2452. ’63 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON Nine passenger. Low mileage. $600 or best offer. Call AL 1-8758. 4-DOOR sedan, full extras, good cond., one owner, $800 or best offer. Call 328-8059 1966 DODGE AIR-C 64 Grand 38,000 MI. PArk 4- 0948 after Top. best SONTINENTAL (1963) AIR COND.; - auto. seats, windows. 29,000 miles. For sale by owner. 372-1166 days, 874-7498 - far Sele~datéaohiias 1961 RAMBLER 6 CYL. 4 DOOR, auto, trans., radio, seat belts. Private owner. $250 or best offer. Call OR 35383 after 6 p.m. TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE *64 ’63 °64 63 64 GAL. 500 2 DR. H.T. $125 DN. CHEV. 9 PASS WAG. $150 DN. CHEV. 4 DR. H.T. $1,195 MERCURY 2 DR. H.T. $995 GAL. 500 XL 2 DR. H.T SPECIAL! 64 T-BIRD CONVERT $1,595 SEE THESE CARS! Sat. till 6 RD., GLENVIEW Sun. 11-7 729-2600 Dorothy Jungerman works in Long Binh, Republic of South Vietnam. 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Savings Bonds, new Freedom Shares er emcee ~~ Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald Lake Forest Lamplighter * Lake Bluff Lamplighter Nov. 2, |! �57". Setiects abd‘le tntrostion palate are ees eet tate 50 ra . __Baliders and Coutresters $1 Bellding Meiatonenee- HOME E OWNERS : pal cre PLACE EV AeroR 7PREGA REBA PLACE, EVANSTON. St, : e nee Rercunngs eat Lepaenpe Saree ee e8 ee Mae WR. Anti abag Wnts | Jah 8.5m Mon, inrough Pet. | AVAILABLE NOW—THE MaNPoweR: |’ KITCHEN SPECIALIST | "ANDSCARE PLANNING. . oe Aine Lanawag te rine pearl Floor tom-toi like w, $90. Call 945-5833 after 5 p.m. Hot lunch included. Children 3-5 years old. Full @: r half day schedules 7327. PI resently iy availablble. 328-73: FULL STRING SIZE WITH BASS BOW, $100 rg = = Call after 6, 272-1977 and equipment give you remodelin, a qualit: built addition orto interior ; work. Free d. estimates, fully ‘i bonde +] 20 . IN BOB Px vis geJing~ | Northfield feahhetd Bldg..and Blin Const. tvansFog Stoke Bive. ALDWIN AC ALIAN PROV — Myrthbrock, Bi And 9 20% Save Bathrooms Kitchens jathrooms view G & ve and fertilizing. a rates. ‘OR $-0360 ble REMODFT! CIALIZING. HEN IN QUAL iY WORT ESTIMATE ans. : Fomplete oe W plans one Soll SY b estimates. fate ‘a - 4 * A U ATE broven concept. after educat. an opportunit : . . trainotters ff . : y Pi D—PICK UPS INVITED ERVICE, INC Hedman Construction Co. y p— Call: GENERAL : ai WHERE had: 1 tree service, GRASS . WON'T plant E UN Call Niaa-solt es. be : Howard’s Cabinet new Shop. -o . training is 1 i Best * %a | TER Monroe AN 3-7900 - Building = . TChusd or (and stove, refrigerator etc., St Ill o : OUR DOES euliful tacilities hw °3 acresEOet. by TRAINED Full and half day arrange THE ENTIRE JOB ired ired GUA Call’ From A Distributor : MORE and NOT and TO LS Se "| urser’ Malas Sodding stalled and ann Dug Shade WEST GARDEN Painting t our hursery and save 867-9199 entitle snd ros. Ni S _ asAND| 9 North and Decorati and ~ Cleanii cng, Leaky Bi Descriptions Insured _ pol uJ. S & sland pa a Pal Saichcdieee ae $3: 1225 CENTRAL AVENUE WILMETTE EAST doo backporch. a Mage 624 frame 2 corn So with owner, oe It ceramic om Av. work, we will be pleased to figure it. CLAUSEN CONSTRUCTION kal er ceaen oko mas Sean ining ‘problems will be . Ts | ‘inn Mahe ite of individual oup uation. CO. Ct Bon, eee ©. wa onan mao arent «7706. RECREA ING. Ext | Henry Dier Separate dining room, 000. PLASTERING AND PATCHING REMODELING GReenleaf 5-6762 bl to oe = LES ion will be sent upon reques: COMPLETE REMODELING AND RE- | TUCKPOINTING. ee -1322, pair. Large jobs or gmail. Do pt ge J E BOARD PREP COURSE. ¢ || _North Work. Free financing. | ory [O15 Suburban Be Tuckpoin Shore estimates. FHA Sse. —— by igg reviewing he 5, 1967 y. gram: sel A \- 5 oe R. E. Rec ; secnen » HOLGE! onan staneaana MA: spell ete. ing. Ginde panto Ge. Cie the Lamplighter = BLACK SOIL Henry Dier TOP sor. PArk 4-1691 —— Lamplighte ou Have A Treasure At Your Fingertips... re, Your credit is good dee ‘oro VA" dete : Portable 000 GPM: 4 wheels; Ang Seal Sarr ws; a 25a, air wi amp. I Tototller: F Ranger part: gene g Ben Pp ‘A; ph ae te metal cab 4-10; ITURE : Ry Re nr 437-1364 iB 90" ING: ee .-f (6 OXFORD | Trier E.. to train, Faith, Ld . a : trays; rd | a 1701 Pfingsten Rd., HOUSE AND GARAGE ew ” Ser ante 5 it . of Condition. iti to 3:00 P.M. col 450 B tt) spool uc! cabinet; odd antique 8 jon, bower ae 5 rotary in, lawn ack chrs.: AND oe Maple URQOKCASES-DE misc. mower chr. : Northwest $20. 251- a wii. lt bookcase headboard $25; util. kit, tbl; KITCHEN TARE cleaner: Ams dishes; bedroom cl “ € N Industrial 200, FT.. FRONTAGE; GAS. AND electricity; approx acres 000. Terms available. 231-1025. Agent. ly pore! h; 164 For Sale—Business EXCELLENT | In Evanston for Drive In Food service approx. 4 Good prs Be eatenee Saat Sr cree 124-0000 | gre 4 TO bus, Hope, Property SITE m EV- ee tt a - is Priced to sell. town. RD neteme ra N.S. BAI 524 Veer ioe ir-conditione Caltbes famer & WARN t ER Il new A. D: ene many 272-8247 after ex ST SO RYONE. DON'T A MISS 5:30. room Berth townhouses Regnaten 18—Classified High School RESIDUE PETERSON & CO. GR 5-1010 PROPERTY the heart of Glenview business | U EN S R SALE EALTY ; a Tsay. Oct, 69:2 to 4:90. oRATRS: |» Sua pile vestionat’ Ss intinaee cntenhol. Guehiohe). plus quare TONG. T‘an tie oo: $200. UN 4-5939 5: corner m7 ia... 2 focus ikiee | tebvertb ¢ | FURNITURE OF = ll) MODEL SCREENS; Vict. sofa: antq chr., FR. | homes. Must sold. Empire up to 60% off. chr.: mirror; marble top cons. tbi.; | i! Separate, beterms. center. | Solid cherry dropleaf tbl. 4‘str, S E ESTATE 1228 Lake, Evanston. Park on Asbury. Hiss two fuibdivgs on it, suitable tor | office building. Zoned B-2, parking for | cars. Located at 1159 Waukegan, in | EVANSTON 1827 HOVLAND COURT lew LILLIAN FRANCIS 831-4428 or 4429 Evenings rH McBean INVESTMENT For Sale—Town Houses baat tet aoe Pastenen oe 1 block rs. 2 arm phate chrs.; RJ Rosenthal, clothing. SH 3-0018 | 1240 Meadow Rd., Northbrook CR 2-0200 | BETTY BOUGHTON Sale Evanston Review * Wilmette Life + Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview lake fevest chrs., other china. oa AL 1.2477. ba | 2 PC. CUSTOM gid ina aeuital ee MADE SECTIONAL color; 2 cocktail tbls : beautifully eae 1637 nh. Announcements NorthbrooktenumedSter » Highland Park Herald Lomaltelter © Lake + Gait - * Deerfield sortiond Villager Vibager ** High Mighweed. coneed Ronee Oe : drerake Oct. 3 Map automobiles, way through the you can find in You'll find big every description, — and mobile homes. You'll find smaller treasures, too . . . puppies and parakeets, musical instruments, cameras, appli- ances, furniture and sporting goods. You'll even find people . . . repairmen, builders, and plumbers. And people to hire. Turn back now - - - go on a time and money “@E saving treasure hunt. It's fun! The Hollister Newspapers : U } - Turn back and trace your abundance of treasures today's Classified Ads. treasures . . . homes of a _— CCF Soucy | OPEN SUNDAYS 11 wa H 3 TW. SPRINGS. | rames,SIZE MATTR.. ea. set;BOX tw. size vege AR AP JEANS— ks AB | se IGHTS noes Evanston. beet ‘Dles.; e HOUSE SALE BY OPEN SUN. 12 to 3 Classified —3 ape 273-3855 included cocoretne. 4 ‘ ii jarapes. 159 thl.; are; wellattes hates’ Gan | al 677 Country Day and Crow Island Schools. 4 bedrms.; 2 bath brick col. 334 Forest I ROOM e SOFA i, OCT. 6-SAT, | Erase” fireplace “sckeen S16” \ _, uilt-ins; 4 bed- walk RUMPUS planters: WilmetteOR aAv.ae Wuneti, ALOPamie AG | Taygest Selection = Vinee pay Goon’ Mee Sa Va FToom for expan- | e; walk trains. $97,900.to schools, | CONVENIENT, gak se ott Sales . = West NG fate wooded ith fireplace; * NYLON 724-1140 5736. Werth, reas 7 4-707. .” Rd. - Glenview, PA“yg49312. BLACK NEY SEAPES WAT ee KIDNEY SHAPED WALNUT DESK: | ant, sea chest; Vict, pier mirror; rd. shael Modica, rat ; 2 pieces. Good i Bed ot to 5 p.m. oster. division > : + gal " love village . 24 mo-**s to pay ah: . tan 3 ton with with nest he: Ualeles,r. to y inspect ca PArk 4.8008 * Northbrook Star * Highland Park Herald * Deerfield Villager * Highwood Herald * Late Bluff 2 AL 1-198: GLENVIEW REALTY CO. erything, . ned ATU or DAY sew cab. ree WINNETKA, CR 2-2938 pare DEE id full basemei on, of Drawers ONLY : = np tileNorthbath Chest 7 Yd. Nylon Rugs w/pads Hundreds of other REMNANTS Y to > * Painting and Decorating PEN AnD Exvenme —CHIMN: nal mex ae i CLEAN PULVEN 281-8810 or Li 94515. | Glenview, Il. Evanston Review * Wilmette Life * Winnetka Talk * Glencoe News * Glenview Announcements Lake Forest tee on fate 43on North NEW R ed ; 01 ated lot’ will permit the Lae up: mac! a Seoeeins 80 Holly % LOrawee Dew Matt. Sets ANT. WAL. DROP LEAF DIN. TBL., chairs, oval parlor tab.. sm. tbls. 4 NOW SALE SetsE Dinette - * ‘ ish hdme eet. Livi —— ~ T die For C. A. HEMPHILL & ASSOCI 330 W. Frontage Rd., Nor New HONEYSUCKLE PUBLIC AUCTION wooded lot, central air con a and color ‘ YOUR 3 256-3300 in 4 Corporation needs F . ORDER 80 5 ee flat. King's Court DATION? eo poweggra. BRAND oiien joesidattg, Tak Lh Vom Fares, rections Route 1%, } mi. Nord Volo, 1, miles. Sunday pis Soe Sec Sioeyenee and wood tools. 10. caavees} ae nae SODDING. BILL HESKETH 140 pe. Dinette 130 7Deluxe Box 130 Sofa i THis 35 S. & Sofa and chair ya aye ‘ cpoacen © canes Se Sen locate - ana, QUEPS noofing and Root Repairs Tuckpointing of Chimneys and Walls No matter how large or how smail the = E-DAY AND ferns ‘ste VA 4-6146, Plantin t N. ang Nylon $ rt appointment COD ON " ales Y BOUGHTON or private developer. Cali | plumbing “ andl 7] Cush #30 ¢ be. Beatin. start 423-3107.| Aaaen banal WINNETKA ce 1.3 A (2 bldg. sites) avail. in ; pease, at Fine OS.opportunity for pres- od be aie $25,000 1225 CENTRAL AVENUE Park . han; to_ REALTY Evanston, helping under-acuscvess, poor Hers, and children w/learning . Ed. . appt. only. pay over a far., : ewttigie' SSOCIATE. want, to ip enough left to | 175 ed older for 2 large KIRK 5 BDRMS. ON 2ND FLOOR baths; living room; separati - room; , den: : large kitchen; se 3 with f Towndeal Houses ; re ar ga NP wMg New ag Aier ee East. 724-9704 | Ebilsisor * ad Be : OO elling Out® < For Sale—Household Goods furnishing anew. Have a GOLDEN ERA house sale. 'BORAH GOLDEN . onINSTANT a SUCCESS di improvements under. be included in price of Geo ; 14 Ae Osan IT ee 7 siec. kit., full . din.bem, casheat. 2 carbh, * : BL fimeeenee ~~ pase ways. REPAIRS—CE-| ‘ and TRACTOR GLENVIEW TILING Waukegan Rd., Glenview, 5. WEST . VE | POS var odie cxomeen & the quick. A sal what ou, don't really with for rest of details. E Y CO V. J. BRADY REALTY CO. 1850 Willow Road. Northfield HI 6-5700 Set WILMETTE—CENTER OF TOWN appt. call after 4:30, 446-3764. WILMETTE EAST BY OWNER Free Esti: NO | THE BLADE 172 IR pT and part of the painting. workmanship ”'in ing ‘siete 4 Floor and Wall Tilin BATHROOM REMODELING WELING—ALL * POW 7 VACATION AY then by Hazel Ann Stupple. Aucti: itn * aa PENCER attention ty Tum i lenview ‘olor_matching speriew Apprai DO weenenny %S Bebo PLACE tO | “THE TRIO” Siang Seek Elenco naan” wat 5-4030 REPAIRED of 7 S dine: sm. radios; dayvea couch; mise. Sale - eee A HOUSE SALE CONDUCTED BY “ALIZE IN ALL TYPES OF E TUCKPOINTING Tt y ess ne s _ ECORATING ns PF~ spines Repairs 169 . kent a Pranemortetion, let. | fidet. reception | °” csatea kitchen. 2. bdrms., bath, front and | SOnsts a) AND and repaired. cat to Tollway Bride Tree S—BUSHES—EVERGREENS . MARK: Wter to WiETTE Mower Tractor— Sceelli SHARPENED-» IT’S TIME FOR FALL PLANTIN Freshly Lawn 4 Mike - wee: : Guhids tee. L.SedePRINCEPacpeaac, Tuckpointing and inal ‘Work. 56 - 172 For Sale—Household i wake offe: ———— eighbor- 2% Phone 400-4746 Repair Bhd Ww Tre Ni Wilmette Gutter Service CALL NOW FOR FALL GUTTER Cleaning. Free estimates. 251-6187. 7 Servic rvice __ORchard awh improve- dining __and estimates. Call 860-7908, = ie ,Pienensh, eran FE ree estimates ERP CRS TN REMODELING—ALTERATIONS DELING ALTERS HOO!SCHO wanes k ba caye | Treea Frick eed tenea Ret Patios ired OUT B.F.BASSING pila cE: Parh | time up until April, t 50 x 235 y) or crawiord‘ and Wie Gesein WASH aa te r. tomas Jone mergenc' 4 A Complete Lawn Care.and lled Installe CF" Ideal Free est. covering, ps WMS WIT |” Eepatte, Gutters cleaned -- Conducted House Sales Cem scene Wilmette GUTTERS ROOFING Complete Gutter and Downspout Servies in spring. Evanston =e 3 ba 4 ORchard 4-9423 fertilizers for better re: Central ins. a: | Northern Eagle Roofing Co. Northfield Yard : TILE or o-< r aINTED, COMPLETE aud sheet metal service. Full -«, colored pict Bezdek's For Bulbs,G: |_ Perennials, 2246 Wilm INSURED COMPLETELY GUARANTEED ' visee—--‘ prone ‘i NORTH SHORE oe ane pthan» Shore dis f ou | _ insured. Free re 4 ; R & L Roo LL WORK DRIVING EXPERL panne hoe RAMIC STAFF Save pig) By Bes Buyiwe 4 og June, sll | wit 272-2888 636 Church RE ee porches. th CR 2.0° iG 6s a hee ner bulbs direct Ae Oates Pond tees WVEARG i ; Lege saint belies Diet wile 168 THINKING OF SELLING? are interested in, purchasing a hed vies AL 1-03" -+ Hall, GR 2-5050. NDSCAPING ae ve 171 FARM, . LAKE | SAT 3 AND SUN. ; 11 AMBai TO 3 ‘Touhy, PM table, ige. stable. Bette ‘ ee 30 4 swith7 garage. 4 PA 0 — ois i ae ER Evanston, 14 home- EAST imare aetae ' a We Nor homes uiness, Contractor 824-0247 CARPENTRY ae | family KOE ‘ns, . Call for free nad carat ; cious room, Rear—laree former © CARPENTRY ree. rooms i Chem dining ily j tie Uaitions® remodeling, rooting, | Y'astalSt We base Cam cetuch | "SeTying the erin Shore for 255 . info inser Personne * AND full irepla: ‘room. withi fireplace in|in AUTHENTI Gra :+ avy | ae LEANED AND ER G: YELING inquiry will giv. +4 North 272-3829 en a use ate detailed - rai | rm. d GEORGE Upper pend Building—Repair—MillWe designed . IN .RVICE utive assiste room, War 8 P SOIL FOR SALE, $1.50 PER yard. Call Mr. Ralph Peifer, North- in the area of your ma- ree. GROW ; CONTRACTOR additions; E. room, WILMETTE s CUSTOM CABINETS. FREE EST. Remodeling; dining ane. cluded. Fulli basement. Low t close to schools, shops and transportaediate possession. tion, Immediate ession, $19. 730. tiled | service. 20 years on the North Shore. Franchi Landscape Service. CR 2-2611 7 - feere 7~ INCRETE ali ~ living Seeding,A tree blackestimate dirt and tractor se: _vice. call 97-6232. interest. business Reasonp.m. tle, “ghonymus, “Baltic Mies, Fice estimates. Helge Boyesen. PA 9-2933. NEW AND OLD LAWNS NS REPAIRED Concrete Work : FOBERT N Lure COMPLETE REMODELING, NEW homes, additions, kit, baths, tile work, roof repairs, concrete work. UALITY CONSTRUCTION CO. FREE ESTIMATES CRestwood 2-44 + Qualit% nshi : awn Deerfield not solicited a ‘ BR_3-3370 ie service. 3-160 after after 66 Northfield. MM. | axing evergreen ana bul planting DELIVERIES TO Highland Park for room additions. Free estimat om Remodeling func- aA, CT TE. PLAST.. MASON MAT'LS. | “ nursery stock; complete maintenance D S 446-3268 REMODELING Clean HORSE 6 ee ee KENILWORTH REALTY — | sons Arthur BE. Simmoos tne. OR S60 | s00 Green Bay Road Kenilworth | * beautify WILMETTE! AL 1-5600 BR 3-2552 Section ~ : ses ee IN A GROVE OF TALL TREES ON TOO. See. ene . ee the Landacape gardener with 30 yrs. exp. in planting. : Ps MARTINEZ gn age | bag) ' TRENCHING AND CONCRETE WORK . 1on to Free Rooms : ers B me! ay Rec. pateh’(66 Ib. SEALER 1 and saa TEPPERS FOR PATIOS " Drain Tile, 3 Culvert Pipe chens, Bathrooms, Family Rooms Additions. Ceramic Tile, Floor Tile ‘innetka " ent c AL 1-0225 O Q UALITY : andA me RON FELTON CONSTRUC. CO. ig ; ‘, > Blacktop * REPAIRS \THERCOAL CONSTRUCTION nil. perfe SUR PIAR pert tunin P nan eee Hanbark (ten When Available). 272-7951 MODELING _ LANDSCAPING, rates. CallCa ID separate. Holland ‘bulbs, etc. Call for free info, HI 6-1512 52 Building Supplies ond Material ‘E . $f siegteden cere. privet. ‘teens WALLS, FLOORS, COUNTER TOPS 831-4767 | Chas. Specht AND EVANSTON cious, face brickSCHOOLS. ranch with hed garage. 3 bedrooms, 1'2 4 GENERAL tuckpointing. CERAMIC TILE 729- ah ACRE PLANE: |, Skokieic St. Joan of Arc | “room. itz ‘bath own mouse. stove, | “ores ares, city water and. fat | is W, Lapt, Cogo, (Edenste Tout: Trees 3 BLOCK, STONE chimney repair Porehes | Autred J. . St Stevens ire Bedrooms ‘orches , COMPLETE FALL CLEAN-UP Leaves removed by POWER VAC. pas la pinoted. trees Landscaping. 2724928 FRANK VOLE . PLASTERING scuneibEs On QUALITY WORK 5-1115 Alpine 14119 Alpine ee BRICK TAYING 30 years on the North Shore AL 11-1254 GR 165 Farms—Acreage—Estates CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 2 BED: ing, Horvath garden and remodeling, tractor by Carson Gardening ai Landscaping, 618 Hillside Rd., Glen“ CUSTOM VIETS ‘ 1 : “= Deal With Lauer Const. Co. CALI WOOD OR FORMICA cabinets—countertops. " : 188A For Sele—Houses by Arge | 159 For Sale—Towe Houses 2 : 2 �a ea es ee as eater Pps Pie Se e 52" b et ae the = Re er eee ; ee ae ae ag ae ae ae eh as eet peanut gallery AAAMAMAAAMAMAKAMAMAAAKAA AMM, Dan Carol Beth Amy Mitterer, 1 Forestway, Deerfield Rosen, 244 Melba Lane, Highland Park Waldvogel,.1031 Huber Lane, Glenview Pritchard, 1137 Ashland, Wilmette Abrams, 1170 Terrace Court, Glencoe VVVVVVVVVYVV VV VV VV VV There was an old man of Peru YYW Steve (Mention +t) WEEK WINNS Eiko HOW CHARMING A girl was given a beautiful charm bracelet for her birthday. She wore it the first time to school, but nobody noticed it. Finally the girl exclaimed, ‘‘My, it’s so hot in here, I think I’ll take off my bracelet.”’ Style Shop From: Robin Gruelich 415 E. Sheridan Lake Bluff WY Honorable YY < } Who dreamed he was eating his shoe. He awoke in the night, in a terrible fright, And found it was perfectly true! Howard Juvenile From: Cynthia Ross 910 Judson Evanston L a<o.c U CimMR ACROSS WHE D NE From: 4e Carol Grove 2038 Greenwood Wilmette — SCOMBARNPR JANE’S PATCHWORK QUILT Jane made this quilt. She hid her name in the center, and there are at least 17 other girls’ names hidden here. Each letter of a name must be in a box that touches the box of the letter in the name. Answers: Ann, Lulu, Diana, Lena, Dinah, Edna, Maud, Hannah, Jane, Hennie, Minnie, Anna, Mary, Nan, Nancy, Mae, Judy, Diane. Carson’s Edens Plaza . Easy, not hard . A very fast plane What you put your car in . Relax . A small, spotted, cat-like animal . Close, not far . The number that means nothing Sharp A friend . Past of bit DOWN . Nickname for sergeant A small child . You use this to play tennis 14. This keeps boats from drifting _ pa <Zpeo0 , TAG: QArhakha MAMAAAMA N " Ave. 15. Not busy—a 02 goldbricker is this 16. Winter ‘“‘weapon”’ 17. Opposite of closed 18. Action before entering Klippers From: a closed door Bill Pastor 1319 Pine Street Glenview Do you like to collect butterflies and bugs? To keep from harming them, a good collecting box can be made in this way: 1) Cut windows on opposite sides of a % gallon milk carton. 2) Make sure the top is all open—not just the ‘‘pour’’ spout — for collecting big butterflies! 3) Put carton (bottom side first) in an old nylon stocking. 4) Carry by stocking top. 5) To keep bugs from escaping, push top of the milk carton closed. Deerfield Savings & Loan Ass’n. From: | If we print your joke, riddJe or other suggestion you will receive a $5.00 Gift Certificate good at any current Hollister advertiser you name, SEND TO: David Hill 2218 Colfax Ave. Glenview PEANUT GALLERY 1232 CENTRAL AVE. WILMETTE, ILL. 60091 �“WHAT CAN A REALTOR DO FOR ME ... THAT | CAN'T DO FOR MYSELF 2?” ‘Answer: “PLENTY !!” Points to Ponder You have but one property to show; today homes are bought by comparison. You do not know the tastes and requirements of the buyer, nor do you have first-hand knowledge of competitive You do not values. know how to write a contract that is certain to be valid. COUNTRY CLUB ESTATE DISCOVERED Lake Forest's most fashionable area — This fabulous home will accommodate a large family in comfort and convenience. Every spacious room has sweeping views of 3 beautifully landscaped acres. Wonderful recreation rooms facilitate large parties. It's handsomely detailed interiors provide a perfect background for one's prized furnishings. For Sale or For Rent For details consult: John Channer 234-2500 IN LAKE If you have a flair for Traditional, and integrity of design and construction, your eye. You might even recognize Stanley Anderson classic. What does three bedrooms enough? How about taxes, and heat? That's where FOREST an appreciation for this house will catch this as an original it have inside? Are bathrooms, lot size, we come this excellent value for yourself. _Just phone: Dick Murphy in, so you can see 234-2500 The buyer is timid about discussing his financial status with you and you are similarly reluctant. You do not have time to leave your job to help the buyer arrange his financing, nor do you have expert knowledge of the current home loan market. You cannot readily negotiate price with a buyer. But the third party, your Realtor can work out the negotiations. WINNETKA The average visitor will not admit freely to you his likes or dislikes, yet these must be brought into the open. You cannot “follow up,” since this at. once will be interpreted as your anxiety to sell in a hurry. You may make needless outlays to improve your property for selling; the Realtor’s experience can save you needless expense. You hear conflicting suggestions from well-mean- ing friends; the Realtor has answers from ex- perience. You may show your property to 100 would-be buyers, spend your time, money and effort — and eventually pay a commission to a broker properly screens prospective purchasers. RIPARIAN FIVE Offering priceless architectural details and appointments seen only in finest homes, and boasting inspiring view of Lake Michigan. In exclusive Winnetka section only 5 minutes from shops, trains and schools. Gracious reception hall, Living room 32 x 20 with bay window, marble fire- place, screened porch. Exquisitely paneled 20 x 18 Library with fireplace. Dining room 22 x 16 with fireplace and bay window overlooking huge stone bluff terrace. 2 Powder rooms. 20' Family Room with built-in shelves and cabinets. Cozy 12 x 8 bar room. Stunning new kitchen has all finest built-in appliances, Ist floor laundry. Master Bedroom suite with fireplace and tiled bath. 4 beautiful, bright twin sized family bedrooms, (2 with fireplaces) (each with own private bath.) Ample helps’ quarters. Coach house garage with scrumptious 2-bedroom apartment above. Undoubtedly one of the finest values on shore. Property division possible. For details call: John Channer Hi BEDROOMS New Listing. Custom built by Kennedy in 1964. Choice Deerfield Scatterwoods area. Attractively situated on beautiful property. Built-in kitchen and large breakfast area, first floor laundry, family room; new screened porch, 2'/, tiled baths, full basement, abundant closets, stunning year old carpeting and draperies, new UHF and color TV antenna. Excellent traffic pattern. Walden, Alan Shepard, Holy Cross, Deerfield High School. Call to see this fine home today. Doris Leith HI 6-8400 6-8400 who You may accept an insincere offer and then spend months, perhaps in litigation, to free your property in order to put it on the market once more. You may find buyer’s and seller’s personalities conflict, thereby losing a good sale. The Realtor, as a third party, can diplomatically the sale. consummate Most buyers seek the services of reputable brok- NORTHBROOK — NEW LISTING ers because they realize the pitfalls of direct negotiation. New England Cape Cod, located in an area of fine homes. 4 Bedrooms, 2!/2 Baths, Family room, Fireplace. Ist. floor The Realtor will enlist the services of fellow real estate men, giving the owner the advantage of his entire local sales market. and 2 car attached garage. Many extras. Priced in the 50s. The Realtor will price the property Master to sell at a fair market figure. The average owner overprices but eventually value. accepts a price below Bedroom Call: and Bath. Also Carol MEMBERS: the market John Channer 202 E. Westminster Lake Forest 234-2500 Yi Simko mud — HI room, NEWLY Custom Square, place. kitchen range; in one full basement 6-8400 LISTED built Brick Ranch. Just minutes from Market Lake Forest. Living Rm.-Dining Room with fireThermopane window. 20 x 12 Paneled den. 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And this tragic fact is further deepened by the knowledge of its existence held by the people whom this justice operates against, the . . . In a great to 9 p.m. — new etc. boutique �Greek Classic Comedy To Go Modern Trygaeus gets help in the right direction from his servant as he prepares to travel to heaven. The Barat pro- What happens when you take one part classical Greek comedy. duction, three parts professional theatrical with Mr. 30 Ar- quette as the hero and Miss Gronstal as his servant, will be parts hopeful modern youth, talent, and add a dash of contem- porary art? given at 8 p.m. Nov. 9, 10, and II in the college's Drake Theater. The answer will be given at 8 p.m. Nov. 9, 10, and 11 when the Barat phanes’ Players present ‘‘Peace,” Aristo- the story of a Greek farmer who goes to Heaven in search of the goddess who proves so elusive to the warring city-states. Val Bettin, chairman of Barat’s speech and drama department and director of the play, has adapted the script and brought it up to date. Michael Arquette (center), who plays the hero in the Barat College production of Aristophanes’ "Peace," tells the secret of how he will fly to Heaven in search of Peace. His servant, played Michael Arquette will play Trygaeus, the farmer. The three-night stand listens fit in between his and a future commitment with the Second City Repertory Company. by The supporting cast will include Barat junior Miss Carol Gronstal of Carroll, la., will present stint in ‘‘The Butter and Egg Man” at the Ivanhoe Theater Barat and Lake plus GI’s from as director Forest students, Ft. Sheridan and sailors from Great Lakes. Val Bettin follows the script, which he adapted to modern The frustrated hero identifies himself as ‘‘an academic farmer from the shores of Lake Forest,’’ times. according to Mr. Bettin, who is a professional actor and Chicago TV personality. Salyards Photos Barat’s Three Barat juniors (from left), Miss Margie McMenamin of Deerfield, Miss Kathy Walls of Philadelphia, and Miss Patty Mathes of New Orleans, portray the dauguters of Trygaeus, an "academic farmer from the shores of Lake Forest." Mr. Arquette in the hero's role joins them in a bit of rehearsal horse-play. Barat junior Miss Mary Jane Taber and Ed Heene, Army dataprocessing specialist from Ft. Sheridan, perform a dance sequence before a group of modern-day turned-on drop-outs in the updated version of the Greek classic. The guitarists are Miss Susan Lux (left) of Indianapolis and Miss Angela Roepke of Edwardsville, lil. assistant professor of drama and technical director for the college’s Drake Theater, Nicholas Nero, describes the set as ‘free-form North Shore pastoral.” Mr. Bettin, Mr. Arquette, Mr. Nero say the play will provide an interpretation of modern art. A student-built reproduction has a role of Chicago’s Picasso the play. beginning lobby and the end of It will be on display Monday in the theater will be auctioned off at the play’s run. in Tickets to ‘‘Peace’’ are available from the Barat College drama department or at the door before the performances. November 2, 1967 �* as Gallery Opens Peter P. Jacobi At Stouffers ‘Cactus Flower’ Success Predicted © A gallery for the exhibition of — paintings and artworks by Chicago-area artists opened recently in the large party room of the Stouffer restaurant in Old Orchard. Now on view at the gallery are AVID MERRICK’S BACK. He’s got himself another show in Chicago. And what would a season be these days without a Merrick production? : The question is rhetorical. We have “Cactus Flower” at the Blackstone. And it looks like another long-runner. tested of that always those seem a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, with an 1 closing on Fridays and p. m. Broadway to make Saturdays. it finan- Stouffer manager cially. ; “Cactus Flower’ credits as author Abe Burrows, the man who gave us such as ‘“‘Guys and Dolls,’ ‘Can-Can,” ‘Silk Stockings,” and the Pulitzer Prize-winning ‘‘How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying.’ HERE'S Actually sea, Pierre Barillet and Jean- All dressed up and ready to strut in "Melodeers Go Broadway" * Prepares for Annual Show ‘may be too much mugging, hamming, and pushing for laughs. The situation, far from novel, calls for an amorous bachelor dentist to keep himself amorously Area members of the Melodeer chapter of Sweet Adelines are dusting off their top hats these days while getting ready for their He doesn’t like to sleep alone, he says. happy. And of late his companion has been a kooky kid who wants to marry * HE after complicated really wants * see. Bachelor dentist coaxes his prim secretary to impersonate the wife. sure she a home-wrecker, you to make the wife to be want doesn’t She and proper You can guess what happens. The secretary likes the part. And she turns beautiful without the glasses. The bachelor falls for her. And the younger girl decides she doesn’t like the dentist nearly as well as a younger fellow who’s been prancing about the state throughout the ; evening. Ah, marriage. Story does not carry the play. The lines do, as least to an extent. Quite a few of the quips and situations are funny. * HUGH famous “WYATT former * O’BRIAN, EARP” portrays residents, the one of dentist. the He’s most Shore’s North production’s drawing card actor, and undoubtedly he’ll keep the ladies buying tickets. Mr. O’Brian handles his role with aplomb even though comedy definitely is not his natural bent. He works hard at making us think so, and almost succeeds. Comedy comes easier to Elizabeth Allen, our cast’s Lauren Bacall. She has the Eve Arden manner. Between sarcasm and enthusiasm she makes much of the cactus flower. Ethelyne Dunfee, a cute little blond, shows fine since of timing temperament and as the companion outrageous hams. be featured on the program at the Elmhurst Symphony Orchestra’s first concert of the season. Evanstonians Julian and Anna- belle (Mrs.) Leviton will per- form Camille Saint Saens’ ‘‘Carnival of the Animals” at 4 p.m. Sunday in Bryan Junior High School auditorium, 111 W. Butterfield Rd., Elmhurst. The duo-pianists will have as their narrator Jim Stewart of Evanston, TV personality of Passage to Adventure on Channel 7. The script is by Ogden Nash. Mr. Leviton is on the piano November 2, 1967 faculty of DePaul University in Chicago and also teaches in Highland Park. Miss Betty Haag, concertmis- tress of the Elmhurst orchestra, teaches violin at the Leviton Studios in Highland Park. HAS ROLE IN PLAY Charles Eichler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eichler, 889 Yale Ln., Highland Park, is a member the cast in the Wisconsin of Players production of ‘‘Marat/Sade.’”’ He is a junior speech education major at the University Madison. Lake Forest and Mrs. Floyd Town of Northbrook. Mrs. William Reynolds Bannockburn is script chairman. Other area women performing with the group are Mrs. David Bertram, Mrs. Everett Harrison, Mrs. Gary Miller, Mrs. Earl Hartman, and Mrs. Fred Sander, Catalog of Wisconsin INTERNATIONAL in of gifts. Gifts for Him. obtained from. Mrs. Donald Ball, 801 Castlewood Av., Deerfield. 200 . . for Her . . . for Home and Travel. . . plus exciting gadgets too! And te celebrate we have a group of WONDER- | FUL SURPRISE GIFTS for you — including fabulous CORNING WARE, | KODAK FLASHFUN | CAMERA and MANY | OTHER GIFTS — FREE with your order. So — make Christmas gift-buying will be presented at South High School, Rd. and Lake Av., productions, and all in four-part harmony. The 50-member chorus, directed by Miss Mary LaMaster of Northlake, were regional champions in competition with 25 other Sweet Adeline chapters in 1964 and 1966. Show proceeds will benefit several groups, including the North Suburban YMCA. Music and talent chairmen for the show are Mrs. Ernest Wilson of all of Deerfield. Tickets for “Broadway” may be The show Glenbrook Pfingsten Glenview. Gift carefree and at the same time # enjoy a thrilling gift for yourself. Just mail coupon. Homemakers! Eliminate Soap Dish Mess. .. Forever with the new STAY DRY magnetic soap holder. So _ attractive, your friends will think it’s custom. It. really works ... just watch the kids return the soap where it will STAY DRY. Order one for the bath, shower, washstand, and kitchen. Beautiful ceramic in decorator pastels of pink, ellow, blue, beige, reen, white. ree postage ... 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Other performers fit in, though I consider some of them show, recent Broadway bespectacled and annual Go Broadway.” 5 The show, to be presented Nov. 18, will feature Broadway tunes from old-time favorites as well as & by the girl’s desire to meet a divorce. fourth and decides he does want to marry her to get rid of his fictitious wife. This is MIND needs CHANGES HIS all. And so he the and married he’s her told already has him. Our hero, however, father of three children. CHRISTMAS will be here soon —and here too is the perfect — way to do ALL your shopping right at home: just ask for your FREE copy of our Sweet Adelines Chapter “CACTUS FLOWER” is like a Burrows musical without music—somesure everyone in the what over-drawn and over-played to make audience gets the funny message. The message is not hard to get. And laughs there are along the way, even though for my taste there GET ome... Nov. 1/8. * FREE TO you do your Christmas shopping in the comfort of your are (from left) Mrs. Harold Heavener of Deerfield, Mrs. Ernest Wilson of Lake Forest, Mrs. Thomas J. Helfmann of Highland Park, and Mrs. John Barnes of Lake Bluff. The fourth annual show will be presented see the Burrows hand in what occurs at the touches have been drained, if ever there were the bam-bam-hammer touch of humor for which known. eeeees4 the feeeeeceooaoea across HOW CORNING WARE |. WITH OUR NEW = COLOR CATALOG of fabulous giftware to help apparently do quite well in the comedy writing line Guy Tarrant is in charge of the exhibits. Burrows should be listed as the English language author because ‘‘Cactus Flower’? was once a French play by a couple of fellows who Mr. Jacobi Pierre Gredy. No matter. One can Blackstone. The Gallic there. We have instead Abe Burrows has been — of Mount Prospect and Miodrag ~ Mihailovic of Chicago. Restaurant hours are from 11 | It possesses all the slick, characteristics comedies the works of Miss Christ] Hansen — �“g___Goldovsky Opera Theater e- To Give ‘Barber of Seville’ Gioacchino Rossini’s operatic farce, ‘“‘The Barber of Seville,” will be presented to local audiences in a new English translation tomorrow evening in a_performance by the Goldovsky Opera Theater. to be presented this season L66s fe are er. RESTAURANT violinist James Oliver Buswell IV, Dec. 12; Michael Maule’s “Dance Variations,” Jan. 15; the Helsinki Unique dining. Mansion elegance. Open 5 p.m. Closed Mondays. Reservations : Telephone 787-0900. 1150 NORTH DEARBORN PARKWAY. Philharmonic, Mar. 1; and pianist Andre Watts, Apr. 20. > The comic Italian opera will open the 21st season for the Community Concert Association. ITALIAN FOOD Curtain time is 8 p.m. in the auditorium of Highland Park High Frank School, 433 Vine Av. Like most operas performed by the Goldovsky repertoire group, Old “The Barber of Seville’? has been Specially prepared in English Santoro, Proprietor for World Dinners Featuring a wide selection of famous . . . and everything is HOMEMADE! FRANK'S Famous Homemade PIZZAS 15 Varieties — Also Italian Sandwiches the company of 50 Boris Goldovsky, opera critic and director of the | Theater, translated this work with the assistance of Sarah Caldwell. And to Compliment Your Delicious Dinner a Fine Selection of Wines or Your Favorite Cocktail. The Rossini opera, composed when he was still in his early 20s, is based on a caustic, semi- DINE political satire written in 1775 by the pre-Revolution Beaumarchais. French OUT at FRANK'S SOON! Milwaukee Ave. (!/, Block S. of Rt. 22) Half Day . author isi. NE 4.36 51 Closed Mondays DLE ASTI CAE AT ANGE. The production, to be presented as part of a national tour by the company, will feature 11 principal singers, with tenor John Walker in the lead role, and full orchestra. so ae Boris Goldovsky (right) demonstrates a fine pot of 18th century hairdressing to John Walker, who will play the ead in the Goldovsky Opera Theater's production of "Barber of Seville," to be presented tomorrow evening in Highland Park High School. Arts Center Will Offer which begins Tuesday the Suburban Fine evening at Arts Center, 472 Park Av., Highland Park. Chicagoan Dennis Kowalski will instruct the class, scheduled for eight weekly sessions for students at all proficiency levels. Class hours will be from 7:30 to 10 p.m. nual Chicago and Vicinity Artists Exhibition. The artist works for the Chicago Academy of Sciences as an artist preparator for building exhibits. Further information on the new class may be obtained by calling the Suburban Fine Arts Center. Mr. Kowalski, in addition to teaching about the use of stone, will teach casting and the George PTO Classic Film Showing School auditorium. SUNDAY ON theme the efforts of an intelligent educated Negro to find his place in a white society. Sidney Poitier is cast as a prison doctor, Richard Widmark and Steve McNally are inmates. Tickets door. will be available Clear, warm li Camelback ee AFTER WORK... (weekends too “COCKTAIL” Dennis Kowalski Area residents may positions 60 audition for as percussionists, bass- Salome. Costume Wonderful Cantonese food! toe, bal- let, and modern jazz dancers; and the dance role of a contemporary production help House Theater, St., Chicago. ‘4520 N. Beacon BANQUET FACILITIES FOR ——— aMasonelte SKOKIE BLVD., ONE BLOCK NORTH OF OLD ORCHARD FOR RESERVATIONS .. . CALL OR 3-3131 350 CENTER NOW OPEN EVERY DAY For Luncheon and Dinner We’re open Mondays, too! The better to serve you with our excellent wines and fine French cuisine. Also splendid facilities for private parties and business meetings at luncheon or dinner. Open 11:30. a.m. aT For Reservations telephone 679-0444 also is needed, and contributions of costumes from the 1905-15 era. Information on the productions and auditions is available from Mrs. Selma Sickinger at the Hull BRUNCH STADIUM. = Scottsdale, Arizona A Marriott Hotel Property piano accompanists; per person RESTAURANT FRANCAIS ; Unit Seeks Volunteers for Show The musical will be presented in early December in the center’s 146-seat Leo A. Lerner Theater. at the .. . $3.25 desert air P.O. Box 70 ists, bus to and from DYCHE An outspoken treatment of racial prejudice, the film has as its Call Leonard Hicks for reservations — 664-5100 Foreign Traveling Fellowship of $1,250, Mr. Kowalski has traveled throughout Europe and taught classes at the Art Institute of Chicago, Central YMCA, and the Raymond Fund Lecture Demonstrations. He has won awards at the Old Orchard Art Festival and New Horizons in Sculpture show, and has been represented in the An- Along.” film Hopalong College and se D. Brown volunteers to work on its first theatrical production, ‘‘Take Me The & BUS Buffet Luncheon before all NORTHWESTERN home games — leave your car here ... Ride our courtesy Parent Teacher Organization. Teen Hostesses tech- The new Uptown Center of the Hull House Association is seeking % BUFFET “No Way Out’’ will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Deerfield High RESTAURANT Plans Mouth-watering food, golf, tennis, swimming Winner of two full tuition scholarships 113 MAKE A THANKSGIVING PILGRIMAGE TO CAMELBACK wood, bronze, clay, and plaster, will introduce such new materials as plastic resins, aluminum, and steel. The artist will give students a chance to work in varied mediums and also niques. Dist. “ifresees is the second in a series of classics sponsored by the Dist. 113 New Sculpture Course A variety of new materials will be used for a course in sculpture Admission to the program is by series ticket only. Other programs OLN mA - he AVE P 50 3445 Dempster St., Skokie 8 just west of McCormick Blvd. November 2, 1967 �Fine Arts Quartet to Open 8-Concert Series Tuesday calendar Fine FRENCH / Art Exhibits ART SALES AND RENTAL GALLERY, 742 Park Av., Highland Park. Opening exhibit by Suburban Fine Arts Center members, 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, through November. DEER PATH ART LEAGUE WINDOW WALK, Lake Forest. Central business district, Monday through Nov. 20. DEER PATH GALLERY, 179 E. Deerpath Av., Lake Forest. Paintings by Betty (Mrs. Robert) Wells of Great Lakes; Marsie (Mrs. Francis E.) Farwell, Don Berger, and John Daily, all of Lake Forest; and Ed Rosen of Glencoe, through Nov. 23. Hours are 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. HICKORY HALL GALLERIES, Rt. 45, one mile west of Half Day. Works of international artists, portraits and animal studies. Hours are 9 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday; noon to 9 p.m. Sunday and Monday; closed Tuesday. HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL, 433 Vine Av., Highland Park. Rubbings by Frank Vavruska of Chicago and ceramics by Ruth Duckworth, Hiroaki Morino, and Leah Balsam, all of Chicago, through Nov. 20. ISRAELI ART SHOW AND SALE. ‘‘Young and Old Masters of Israel,”’ $ p.m. to midnight Saturday and 2:30 to 10 p.m. Sunday, Congregation Solel, 1301 Clavey Rd., Highland Park. Drama Productions Forest. Film Series FILM CLASSIC SERIES. ‘‘No Way Out,” sponsored by Dist. 113 PTO, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Deerfield High School auditorium, Waukegan Rd. Music Members of the Fine Arts Quartet are Leonard Stanick, first violin; Abram Loft, second violin; Gerald Stanick, viola; and George Sopkin, cello. Guests who will appear with the quartet this season include pianists Leonard Pennario and Jeffrey Siegel and Jan DeGaetani, mezzo-soprano, who will be mak- ing her Chicago debut. BARAT PLAYERS. Aristophanes’ “Peace,” directed by Val Bettin, 8 p.m. next Thursday and Nov. 10 and 11, Drake Theater, Barat College, Lake The Fine Arts Quartet Concert Series will open its eighth consecutive season at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in Wilmette Junior High School-Howard auditorium, Seventeenth St. and Spencer Av. The season will consist of seven performances given at the Goodman Theater of the Art Institute of Chicago on Monday evenings and repeated the following evening in Wilmette. Tuesday’s program, featuring the Fine Arts Quartet alone, will consist of the following works: Quartet by Alban Berg; Quartet No. 4 in C minor by Ludwig van Beethoven; and Quartet No. 2 in E minor by Felix Mendelssohn. Other instruments to be heard this season in various works for mixed ensemble will be flute, oboe, clarinet, viola, cello, and harpsichord. For the second year, the Fine Arts Music Foundation of Chicago, which presents this concert series, will commission a new.string quartet especially for the quartet. new Restaurant; the OPEN LEAVE DAILY 11:30 A.M.TO 12:00 Pw. 14 pieces crisp chicken 2% | $495 includes Pt. cole slaw, hot rolls & honey — Ib. French fries. We Cater to Parties Phone couple also visited their daughters, Mrs. Sophia Lachman and Mrs. Isabelle Le Vine of Chicago. During their visit, Mr. and Mrs. 8 31-9 Open Daily 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Closed Mondays Heiffus attended a dinner party celebrating their 65th wedding 1636 Old Deerfield Rd. Highland Park auairernary: / * FRONTIER Mr. and Mrs. William Heiffus have returned to Los Angeles after a visit with their granddaughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Altman, 1570 Lancelot Av., Highland Park. The ie Announcing THE OPENING OF OUR NEW BANQUET ROOMS consecutive enjoy the succulent dishes of the Casual and Charming For reservations phone: WH 4-4795, Tickets information may be obtained from the Fine Arts Quartet Concert Series, 522 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka. Programs COMMUNITY CONCERTS ASSOCIATION. “The Barber of Seville,’ performed by the Goldovsky Opera Theater, 8 p.m. tomorrow, Highland Park High School auditorium, 433 Vine Av. FINE ARTS QUARTET. Concert, 8:15 p.m. Tuesday, Wilmette Junior High School-Howard, Seventeenth St. and Spencer Av. Dine in our beautiful Year-around Garden or Continental . Dining Rooms, Also facilities for private parties. Parking at Delaware entrance. Wilmette performances of the Fine Arts Quartet Concert Series are scheduled Dec. 5, Jan. 16, Feb. 6, Mar. 5, April 2, and May 7 at 8:15 p.m. VISITORS § RESTAURANT = e AH if UP TO 300 GUESTS These Banquet Halls are the Newest and Largest on the North Shore. We are Happy to announce we can accommodate parties from 50 to 300 Guests. ri ae JOIN OUR BLACK HAWK HOCKEY PARTY CLUB PLUS BUS SERVICE am NE Country WAUKEGAN ROAD Wee in et aa 729-1616 f ae featuring hickory smoked pit barbequed George V. Olson, faculty member at the Music Center. of the North Shore in Winnetka, directs members of the North Shore chapter, American Recorder Society. From left are Elmer Johnson of Highland Park, Mrs. Harold Simon of Wilmette, and Stanley Starkman of Evanston. (Howard Fochler Photo) The North Shore Recorder chapter of the Society will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday in the usic Center of the North Shore, 800 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka. Membership in the group is open to recorder players of all ability levels and to those who do mot play but are interested in listening to recorder music. The old wooden, vertically played instrument of the flute amily was popular in the 15th and 16th centuries and is returning to avor, according to members of he group. The chapter hopes to encourage the composition of new music for the instrument in addition reviving early works written it. to for Chapter officers are Genevieve (Mrs. G. V. M.) Gilbertson, 1211% Hinman Av., Evanston, president; Jean (Mrs. Samuel) Randlett, 624 Isabella St., Wilmette, vice president; Miss Evelyn Dunbar, 800 Hinman Av., Evanston, secretarytreasurer; and Evelyn (Mrs. Harold) Brown, 605 Judson Av., Evanston, program chairman. Request for performances for churches and clubs may One of the Chicago area's Most Distinguished supper clubs, the Saratoga is dedicated to those seeking the finest in cuisine at moderate prices. featuring PRIME Recorder Society Will Meet American Gracious dining in a quiet, roomy atmosphere beef, chicken and spare ribs chili con carne be di- Maine Lobster FAMOUS FRESH, (prepared Open 11 Carry-Out RESERVE Christmas Tues. thru Sun. A.M. Enswich Clams VINTAGE NOW WINES for Parties e FINE LIQUORS Dining Reservations Suggested ID 2-0440 and Banquets to 9 P.M. TASTY by the owners) IMPORTED and DAILY Aged Steaks Italian Specialties Buffet FRESH Closed Monday 2810 Central UN 9-8186 Evanston 440 GREEN OPEN BAY ROAD * HIGHWOOE DAILY at 5 P.M. ® Closed Monday ® ALL MAJOR CARDS HONORED rected to the officers. ng mee ovember 2, 1967 6l % �EE bei: Sg OC ok ok FSF : Day School’s Movies Parents Plan BAREFOOT Art Event The Solomon Schechter Day School Parents Organization will sponsor an exhibit and sale of Israeli art from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday and from 2:30 to 10 p.m. Sunday. sembled Art The by paintings, Jerusalem’s Gallery, will Congregation be Solel, as- Safrai shown 1301 at Clavey Rd., Highland Park. Mrs. Merle Mattenson of Wilmette is president of the Wilmette school’s parents group. Norton Wasserman of Deerfield is chairman of the exhibit and sale. North Shore committee chairmen assisting Mr. Wasserman are Mrs. Ernest Kaplan of Deerfield, invitations; Mrs. Gerald Lowenthal of Highland Park, hostesses; and Mrs. Harold Stern of Highland Park, arrangements. Parents Organization members of the Solomon Schechter Day School in Wilmette inspect a group of Israeli paintings which they _will exhibit and sell this weekend at Congregation Solel, 1301 Clavey -Rd., Highland Park. From left are Mrs. Merle Mattenson of Wilmette, _ Mrs. Ernest Kaplan of Deerfield, and Mrs. Harold Males of Evanston. * - (Stef Photo) In Lake Forest Window Highland Park, Highwood, Deerfield, and Riverwoods will be 2 represented when the Deer Path gee a Art League presents | annual Windew Walk. its third Displayed Pianist, Soprano A pianist and a soprano enterained members of the Highland ark Music Club at a recent meeting in the home of Mrs. G. ‘Jerome Tabern of Lake Bluff. The performers were Charlotte Muriel Pontius Chevalier (Mrs. and J. Richard) | Henschen, both of Highland Park. | Mrs. Chevalier, who holds a master’s degree in piano from the | American Conservatory of Music in _ Chicago, also is a faculty member at the conservatory and _ is working on a master’s in theory and composition there. Mrs. Henschen is on the vocal music staff for the Highland Park aang Deerfield high schools, is soprano soloist at the Highland _ Park Presbyterian and will Church, in the of and : ~ maintains a studio in Ravinia. She (Mrs. Norman) Appelman, Bob Barancik, and Margot (Mrs. Burton) Bergman. From Highwood—Nancy Leuis) Mustari. (Mrs. From Deerfield—Ernest King, Mary (Mrs. Curt) Kornblau, and Lars-Birger Sponberg. From Riverwood s—Grace (Mrs. William B.) Gardner and Emily (Mrs. Dennis) Pinkowski. Other exhibitors include Ruth (Mrs. Earl) Olenick of Whitefish Bay, Wis., a former Deerfield resident, and Fannie (Mrs. Philip) Phillips of Chicago, a former Highland Park resident. The Window Walk features only the work of faculty members Deer Path whose Art League and members work has been juried into the Gallery. 4300. HIGHLAND VE PARK—Ingmar Bergman’s ‘‘Personna,”’ starts tomorrow, call ID 2-2400. LIBERTY, Libertyville—Call EM 2-3011. OLD ORCHARD, Skokie— ‘*Ha- waii,”’ call OR TWIN 45300. DRIVE-IN, near by the (Dean first Wheel- mastermind Karl Malden. This sequel dully repeats the gimmicks and situations introduced in “The Silencers,’’ with one new —Ann-Margaret—who At Last It Can Be Shown STARTING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 COMMUNITY tomorrow Mon.-Fri. 7 7:30 9:15 and Satur- Saturday the @vanston 1716 years. Paul laisice Central-un4a-a3900 Starts FRIDAY, tree NOV. parking Gilbert &Wymore of Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Smith, 208 Beech St., named to the dean’s iow as a member of the top 25 _ percent of his class. at warm and witty perfor- mance as this beloved 16th Century figure, who died under the executioner’s ax for treason. Color. Adults and young people. 2 Area Residents To Appear on TV Two Highland Park Residents will appear on Channel 11’s Critique program at 9 p.m. Wednesday. Ballerina Maria Tallchief (Mrs. Henry Paschen Jr.) will review the New York City Ballet’s Chicago engagement in the Auditorium Theater. Franz Schulze, Chicago Daily News art critic and professor Lake Forest College, the local art scene. at will discuss Edens Expressway between Dundee . Sew rr _ Road FRI. NOV. 3 ' “Jane Fonda’s performance is the best of her career’’—Time. “1 .of the funniest films out of Hollywood in a long time’’—Newsweek “A gag-a-second comedy’’—Life SHUBERT iearee 22 W-. CHICAGO MONROE CHICAGO’S MUSICAL HIT! CRITICS. ACCLAIM! “SIZZLE! ROCK! SHAKE! IT’S SWEET CHARITY STRUTTIN’ AT SHUBERT.” GLENNASun-Times SYSE, CHITA RIVERA Syilect Good Seats Available CITES 2 STUDENTS his class, and Edwin E. Smith, son ously Send check or money order with stamped self-addressed envelope. Recognized for outstanding aca_ demic achievement by Yale Uni- ‘ _ versity are Phillip C. Gans, son of = Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gans, 132 Maple _ Av., named a ranking scholar as a tember of the top 10 percent of Su- GALLAGHER MAIL ORDERS NOW! Mrs. Ralph Elson of Deerfield _ Was program chairman, and Mrs. Jerome Abrahams of Highland = Park served as tea hostess. YALE Shaw, starring ’ _ Robert Charity HELEN 3rd 3 Peay. 2 Scofield, addition doesn’t add row, call AL 1-7411. and 9 p.m. (Paul sannah York) Paul Scofield recreates his role as Sir Thomas More in this excellent film adaptation of Robert Bolt’s play, giving a marvel- UNANIMOUS WILMETTE—‘‘Harper’”’ and “Carry On, Nurse,” starts tomorProfessionals,’ much. Mediocre. Color. Adults and mature young people. Reissue. A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS Mar- again leaves his circular, rotating bed and harem to save Washington from destruction by evil VALENCIA, Evanston—‘‘The Silencers’” and ‘Murders’ Row,” starts tomorrow, call UN 4-3444. VARSITY, Evanston—‘‘Hawaii,”’ call UN 48900. WINNETKA in Brief Stevens. Color. Adults. Reissue. MURDERERS ROW (Dean Martin, Ann-Margaret) Dean Martin as Matt Helm once ing—Call 537-8222 or 537-8223. HOUSE—“The 2, sins ees See modified by the casual good nature cf Agent Martin, and the antics of accident-prone Stella day. is a past president of the Music Club and served as director of the _ ¢club’s Choral Ensemble for 11 Mrs. Henschen also has been _ staff artist on all the major _ American radio networks, the B.B.C., and All-India Radio of Park, starts tomorrow, call UN 4call PARK Dean Martin gives a hammy but enjoyable performance in his first Matt Helm movie—the super playboy counterspy, who protects Us from Them. He even gets opportunities to croon bits of songs. The spoof is filled with sex, EDENS, Northbrook—‘‘Barefoot in the Park,” starts tomorrow, call VE 5-4445. EVANSTON—“‘Barefoot in the GLENCOE—“‘Hawaii,” 5-0605 or ID 2-0605. suffered THE SILENCERS tin, Stella Stevens) CORONET, Evanston—‘‘A Man for All Seasons,” call GR 5-4070. DEERPATH, Lake Forest— “Grand Prix,” starts tomorrow, call 234-2106 or 234-2107. windows central business district stores in Lake Forest will be the work of the following artists: From Highland Park—Sylvia Entertained By Jacques) will start Monday run through Nov. 20. Club Members Mrs. Walk the the the THE missionaries. Abner is a stern Calvinist whose narrow-minded religious concepts make little progress with the natives, but his intolerance is tempered by Jerusha’s kindness and understanding. Multi Academy Award winning film. Color. Adults and mature young people. Film Fare Walk A co-operative venture of Lake Forest merchants and Deer Path Gallery members, hardships The nonprofit Jewish day school starts with kindergarten and goes through sixth grade. It is sponsored by the United Synagogues of America, part of the Jewish Conservative movement. - Area Artists Will Participate IN (Robert Redford, Jane Fonda) The Broadway play about a young New York couple’s first weeks of marriage comes over well in this screen adaptation. The newlyweds mceve into a tiny, fifth floor walk-up apartment in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. Differences in temperament begin to create problems almost at once. The cast is delightful and makes the best of the witty dialogue and spicy comedy. A good score and excellent background shots of New York complete a highly entertaining film. Color. Adults. HAWAII (Julie Andrews, Max Von Sydow) Dealing with only a segment of James Michener’s huge novel, this film concentrates on twenty years in the life of the Rev. Abner Hale and his wife, Jerusha, who leave their native New England in the 1820s to become missionaries in Hawaii. We see the effects of westernization on Hawaii and the IO wen TGR he ee$x oeee Two shows nightly, Tuesday through Saturday. SUperior 7-2200. CAMELLIA HOUSE Leb, y ISK, IRA RO em A hilarious comedy. The kind of picture that fills the Music Hall with happy customers for weeks and weeks. Comes off better on the screen than on the stage. Each performance is a gem!"—N.Y. DAILY NEWS FREE PARKING O eS FOR 2,000 CARS! BIBI ANDERSSON / LIV ULLMANN 445 CENTRAL AVE 1D 2-2400 FREE PARKING Now: GAMES with Simone Signoret at.7:30 and 9:30 *color Eves. 8:30—Mats. 2 PM—No Sun. Perf. Mon. thru Sat. Eves.) 1ST 2ND ORCH. MEZZ. BALC BALC. ‘$7.50 $7.50 $6.50 $4.00 $5.50 $5.50 $3.50 Wed. Mats. 1ST 2ND ORCH. MEZZ. BALC BALC $5.50 $5.50 $5.00 $3.00 $4.50 $4.50 Sat. Mats. 1ST 2ND ORCH. MEZZ. BALC. BALC. $6.00 $6.00 $5.50 $3.50 $5.00 $5.00 $3.00 New Year's Eve 1ST 2ND ORCH MEZZ. BALC BALC. $10.00 $10.00 $9.00 $6.00 $7.0 $8.00 $5.00 November 2, 196 �SPECIAL SELLING THE BEAUTY OF WHITE & GOLD FOR YOUR A. 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Mrs. Orin B. Armstrong (left) modeled a pale pink sweater and of hat and Mrs. Robert L. dress for the Hogue showed a chrysanthemum pink sweater. Both are of Highland Park. Mrs. Armstrong returned to the runway in a_ Bonnie show. Mrs. Howard, chairman of the rating committee, wore a plum nylon jacket for cher first appearance and then changed to a Cashin biue ther coat dress. (Staff Photos) houndstooth checked costume. Mrs. Dau, chairman of rinks and events, wore bold, red lea- a navy and white striped sweater accented with a red collar and matching braid cap. November 2, 1967 �Gail M. Andersen Weds Benefit Ball Is Planned Miss Park residents are science de Paris. and The bride wore to acquaint Harold Florsheim. Area Author To Address H. P. Hadassah Mrs. New the field of child guidance. She is the Childhood Scholarship and book and Guidance publications of Highland chapter organized of the North American Natural Hygiene Society will hold its first open meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mr. and Association. Her newly Shore Institute for Education, Hess Mrs. Samuel Wolberg, 825 Michigan Av., Wilmette. John Persona of Milwaukee, include lecturer and physical structor, will be the “Brothers and Sisters,” ‘The Eldest Child,’’ and ‘‘Mothers and Daughters.”” She also wrote a chapter on sibling rivalry in the Child Craft Encyclopedia, where series of featured health maintenance she was the child guidance editor from 1951-54, Mrs. Daniel Keiden of Chicago fitness infirst in a speakers and on disease Lincolnshire Group To Discuss Book also will speak at the meeting. She is the executive vice president chapters The Lincolnshire Book Group will meet at 12:30 p.m. Monday in and will present a report on Youth Aliyah, which provides money to the home of Mrs. John C. Bohan, 4 Darby Ln., Lincolnshire. of all Chicago Hadassah Members will bring sandwiches, and Mrs. Bohan will provide tea and coffee. They will discuss ‘‘All the Little Live Things” by Wal- rescue and rehabilitate children in Israel. Servee League Schedules Party The North Shore ‘Service League Plaza Hotel The party will have a Mexican theme, with members of the Mexican Consul and the Mexican Government Tourist Office in attendance. The restaurant decor includes Mexican objet d’art and furnishings. Club members will model Mexican ensembles from the Caravan North in Old Town. Highland Park officers planning both events include Tauman, treasurer; Mrs. Roger Mrs. Earl Lill, Mrs. publicity; and Philip Handmacher. The league raises funds on behalf of groups not serviced by the larger moneyraising organizations. November 2, 1967 consultant for the Michael prevention. He will present . executive secretary of the American Natural Hygiene Society, rial Ardrey’s Imperative’ ‘‘The Territo- will be ing health. A question and answer will follow the meeting. period Due to the limited amount of space available, reservations for the lecture are necessary. They may be made with Mrs. Benjamin Davidson, 1686 Ryders Ln., Highland Park. €-Lite- Salon Hair Style of the Month dis- cussed. The group is seeking new members. Further information may be obtained from Mrs. Stanley N. Perkins, 33 Berkshire Rd., Lin- colnshire. Resident to Speak On World Peace Everett L. Millard of Highland Park will speak on ‘‘World Peace Through World Law” at Wednesdays meeting of Ramah Pioneer Women. The group will meet at 12:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Louis Shapiro, 1706 Clavey Rd., Highland Park. Mr. Millard is an active worker and speaker for the United World Federalists. will discuss dieting and other basic needs for achieving and maintain- The Dec. 4 meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Reece Wengenroth, 1434 Berkley St., Deerfield. de- monstrations on the slantboard. Miss Dolores Burns of Chicago, lace Stegner. will hold a party from 4:30 to 6 p.m. today in the Su Casa Restaurant, 49 E. Ontario St., Chicago, to promote its 16th annual Angel Ball in the Continental Nov. 18. Park, Hygiene Chapter to Meet The a member of the Board of Directors of the Jewish Children’s Early Ruth Reese Crystal Ball, is getting an early start on the mammoth task of glamourizing the International Ball Room of the Conrad Hilton Hotel. The ninth annual benefit which raises funds for medical research at the Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center will take place Nov. 22. (M & M Photo) Highland Park author Edith (Mrs. Walter) Neisser will be the guest speaker at the Nov. 15 open meeting of Highland Park Hadassah at 12:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Richard Stiefel, 624 Hillside Dr., Highland Park. Mrs. Neisser is well known in the Chicago Andersen Andersen, liam Mrs. minster, Cal., was best man. Ushers were Navy Lt. Robert T. Anderson, the bride’s brother; H. of Hel- Highland J. R. Atteridge Jr. of Brooks Smith of Lake Forest; Top stylists and manicurists Png PIS 1438 OLD HIGHLAND TEL. SKOKIE ROAD PARK, ILLINOIS 432-0433 West- and James E. Hart of Highland Park. Monaco a gown of white bridal taffeta with a detachable chapel train. It was accented with bands of Alencon lace. A matching headpiece held her bouffant veil, and she carried a cascade of Phalaenopsis orchids and Stephanotis. Miss Susan J. Overman of Highland Park was maid of honor. Her floor-length gown was of maize linen, trimmed with green velvet. She carried a cascade of golden Fuji and bronze pompons with wheat. The bridegroom’s brother, Wil- these scholars with the view of interested citizens both within and outside that community. Among patrons of the white tie gala~are Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Bensinger and Mr. and Mrs. Bureau, and and the Rev. Walter B. Lunsford officiated at the afternoon ceremony in St. James Church, Highwood. A reception followed in the Highland Park Woman’s Club. The annual ball is given by the Paris-Chicago Exchange Fellowship. The purpose of the fellowship is to provide an exchange of members of the academic community with a special interest in political muth M. Mr. ridge of Highwood. The Rev. Marcellus using their imagination in creating a headdress for the “Fete des Tetes” benefit ball to be held tomorrow in Maxim’s Marcia of Park, became the bride Sept. 30 of Robert William Atteridge, son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Atte- By Group Highland Gail daughter Mrs. Robert Atteridge | �Bazaars Herald Holidays... St. Gregory's The emphasis will be on far- away places when the ‘Around the World Bazaar’’ is held from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. next Thursday in St. Gregory’s Episcopal Parish House, Wilmot and Deerfield Rds., Deerfield. Many countries will be sented in the 11th annual Included tique; are a French a room an knit bazaar. gift boushop; a market of ceramics from the Far East; and a Children’s Corner representing the United States. Each store will be stocked with original and handmade gifts and holiday decorations. Mrs. Anthony F. Nosek of Bannockburn will display a _ large assortment of linen luncheon and bridge sets, handkerchiefs, towels, and other handmade gift items. Her linen shop also will have One corner of the same shop will be reserved for colorful Another special attraction be the sale of a cookbook, turing favorite recipes of women of the church. wares including baskets, silver jewelry, and place mats. full of Irish linens; English French special dren. Mexican repre- an Austrian shop of holiday decorations; selection of original ceramics done by Mrs. Hubert N. Kelley and Mrs. Henry Thullen, both of Bannockburn. a The Youth Congregation will sponsor a Swiss candy counter. St. Agnes’ Guild will serve morning coffee and also will staff a Swedish bake shop stocked with special goodies, all home-made by the women of St. Gregory’s. The booth serves, senior choir featuring pickles, will have homemade peanut Mrs. sidewalk cafe, menu available Howard with a for chil- Petersen, presi- dent of St. Anne’s Guild, and Mrs. Floyd Bender, bazaar chairman, are in charge of the event. Others assisting are Mrs. Ward Parsons, treasurer, and Mrs. Eugene Pillifant, luncheon chairman. All are of Deerfield. a pre- butter, Committee Mrs. Roger F. chairmen include Dickinson, Mrs. Monte Sanders, Mrs. William Sta- chili sauce, and _ jellies. Mrs. Robert John and Mrs. Harvey Hayden, both of Deerfield, are cochairmen of this shop. ton, Mrs. John Stewart, Richard Swan, and Mrs. Yerke, all of Deerfield. Luncheon 11:30 a.m. Baby sitting available. will be to 1:30 will feathe served from p.m. in the service Mrs. Rene will tied. : = Mrs. John McCarthy (left) and Mrs. Joseph Hoffman, both of Deerfield, are completing articles they plan to exhibit at the Deerfield Mothers’ Club's Arts and Crafts Show Wednesday evening. (Howard Fochler Photo) Deerfteld be The Deerfield Mothers’ Club Mothers will hold its annual Arts and Crafts Show at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday in the Jewett Park Fieldhouse. Among Deerfield members exhibiting will be Mrs. Charles Leake with her handmade ceramic chess set and hand carved wooden board; Mrs. Henry Reap showing examples of purses she has made from lunch pails; and Mrs. Dennis Schor ex- hibiting an unusual ceramic Christmas tree. Mrs. Eugene Pillifant (left) is exclaiming over holiday decorations being stocked by Mrs. John Stewart (center) and Mrs. Roger Dick- | inson, all of Deerfield. The members of St. | Gregory's Episcopal Church will hold its annual “Around The World Bazaar" next Thursday. (Salyards Photo) Also shown will be hooked rugs, afghans, picture frames, paintings, Christmas ornaments, European embroidery, seed plaques, antique papier mache candle holders, and sculpture. All of the items have been made by members of the club. A booklet will be available containing patterns and instructions for making each item. The members also will sell homemade baked goods, including a unique Swedish Pepparkakar tree, created by Mrs. Linscott Hanson. In addition and tarts. there will be cookies, fruit For additional information, contact 1025 S. Mount Vernon Rd., Lake Forest. Christ cakes Mrs. and Roger breads, Risher, Church Guests attending the Deerfield Jaycee Auxiliary’s ‘‘Purple Grape Festival” tomorrow must wear ‘‘a touch of purple” to gain admit- tance. The wine tasting party will be held at 8:30 p.m. in the American Legion Hall sampling of fornia wines the Jaycees on Waukegan Rd. A seven premium Caliwill be conducted for and their wives by the Korbel Wineries. Cheese and sausages will accompany the wine. Reservations may be made with the social chairman, Mrs. Richard Rodney, 1318 Elmwood Av., Deer- field. Mrs. William Knilans (seated) samples some California wine as Mrs. Stephen Power and Mrs. Gerald Monkman try out a wine press. They are members of the Deerfield Jaycee Auxiliary lanning tomorrow's wine-tasting party. (Staff Photo) 66 Susan Titsworth, daughter of the Harvey Titsworths of Deerfield, is previewing some of the gift items to be sold today at the Christ Methodist Church's "Holiday Market." The bazaar will be open until 8:30 p.m. with home made foods, gifts, and decorations for sale. (Howard Fochler Photo) November 2, 1967 �TOMORROW Chicago Commons, Ravinia Auxiliary—Bazaar and Highland Park Recreation Center, 1850 Green Bay Rd. card party, noon SATURDAY ORT, Bob O Link Chapter—‘‘La Nuit des Fetes,’ Four Georges, Ambassador West, Chicago. Italian Women’s Prosperity Club—‘‘Festivale Italiano,”’ 9 p.m., Highwood Community Center; tortelacci dinner served from 5 to 8 p.m. MONDAY Highland Park Women’s Club Junior Auxiliary—7:30 p.m., tour of Colby’s Furniture Center, 1001 Skokie Rd., Northbrook. Lincolnshire Book Group—12:30 p.m., meeting, home of Mrs. John C. Bohan, 4 Darby Ln., Lincolnshire; Wallace Stegner’s ‘“‘All the Little Live Things.”’ TUESDAY Deerfield Woman’s Club—Christmas workshop, 1 p.m., home of Mrs. Fred Walker, 1030 Rosemary Ter., Deerfield WEDNESDAY American Natural Hygiene Society, North Shore Chapter—First meeting, 7:30 p.m., home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wolberg, 825 Michigan Av., Wilmette. Deerfield Mothers’ Club—Arts and Crafts Show, Park Fieldhouse, 835 Hazel Av., Deerfield. Ramah Pioneer Women—12:30 p.m., meeting, 8:15 p.m. Jewett Tickets annual Hilton for the Swedish Residents William George, Shapiro, 1706 Clavey Rd., Highland Park; address by Everett Millard of Deerfield, will United World Federalists. Redeemer Lutheran Church—Bazaar, home p.m. from 10:30 a.m. tomorrow for a 6:30 p.m. of to Mrs. 9 Louis p.m., 1731 Deerfield Rd., Highland Park. St. Lecnard’s House, Woman’s Board—1 p.m., luncheon-fashion show, 7:30 p.m., dinner-fashion show, Lake Shore Club, 850 Lake Shore Dr., Chicago; social hour preceding each show. Servicemen’s Mothers’ Club—1:30 p.m., meeting, home of Mrs. A. Ray Sandel, 581 Pleasant Av., Highland Park. Trinity United Church, Women’s Guild—Silver tea, 1 to 5 p.m., home of Mrs. Armand Hahn, 470 Shannon Rd., Deerfield. Women’s Republic Club, Highland Park—Annual meeting, 1:15 p.m., home of Mrs. Stuart Sokolsky, 60 S. Deere Park Dr., Highland Park; Richard Ogilvie to speak. Mrs. 853 West- open her to 12:30 morning A social hour will begin at 6:30 through volunteer chandise given hours or mer- the Council to Thrift Shop in Highwood. Proceeds from the shop are used to finance the organization’s philan- thropic and ors, which Employment community endeav- include the Youth Service; support of the Headstart program at Horizon House and in Lake County; Senior Centers of the Among place the mats, of ‘Christmas tions Old and New” oe MAISON SPECIAL OF THE WEEK colorful Winnetka. Committee members include Mrs. Jac Goldstucker of Deerfield; and Mrs. J. 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Hutson, Handmade articles from _ the sorority’s national philanthropy, the Arts and Crafts Center at Yule Decorations program William a plus of every minus Co-chairmen of the ball are Mrs. Gordon Terry of Highland Park and Mrs. Irving Feldinger of and Mrs. Lawrence McClure Highland Park will present Dr. munity. assistance to the Highland Park Community Nursery School; and the and Gatlinburg, Tenn., will be sold. For Cinderella Ball Nov. 18 p.m., and dinner will be served at 8 p.m. Bids to the ball were earned Stege Northbrook, and Mrs. Vernon Olson of Deerfield. coffee given by the North Shore Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi. Residents Dust Off Pumpkins Members of the North Shore Section of the National Council of Jewish Women and their husbands will dine and dance to the music of Dave Mall and his orchestra at the black-tie Cinderella Ball scheduled for Nov. 18 in the Guildhall of the Ambassador West Hotel. Henry Hospital's in the Conrad (from left) Mrs. to Give Coffee for Pi Beta Phi Alums cliff, home Covenant benefit dinner Saturday Hotel are being sold by Sets Gift Boxed kd AA Telephone: :170 N. Milwaukee Avenue 537-4100 INN - SARAH White $ 10.95 JORDAN dlonnty Chile Decorated $ 12.95 Appointments Wheeling Deerfield Commons Friday to 9 p.m. Phone: 945-1040 . «. in support of fashion around the country. ovember 2, 1967 67 �Employment Experts to Speak at Clinic A conference for women interested in finding professional jobs or in continuing education will be held -_ from 9:30 to ae 11:30 Monday a.m. in the Fellowship Fund. University’s Me- Journalism. Mr. _ dill School of Olson was dean of the school and the husband of a Theta Sigma Phi member. Winnetka Community House, 620 Lincoln Av., Winnetka. Called Olson Memorial at Northwestern ‘Help Wanted — Professional Wom- en,” the conference is sponMiss Thrash sored by the North Shore chapter of Theta Sigma Phi, national professional society for women in journalism. This will be the third year the North Shore chapter was held a career clinic. Proceeds will support the organization’s Kenneth E. Since 1950 the local chapter has provided scholarships to women graduate students in journalism at Northwestern. Conference tickets can be obtained from members or at the door the day of the program. Mrs. Rolf Stetter, 1040 Elmwood Av., Wilmette, is ticket chairman, assisted by Mrs. son, 1101 Green land Park. Miss Mary regional Richard NowinBay Rd., High- Manning, director midwest of the Women’s Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor, will be the keynote speaker. Her topic will be the need for more adequate for women. ary Mrs. Jerry Vallez of Highland Park will model this jeweled evening ensemble for the luncheon and dinner fashion shows in the Lake Shore Club, 850 Lake Shore Dr., Wednesday. The Woman's Board of St. Leonard's House is sponsoring the tandem benefit. (Staff Photo} of the wood, Highland the Skokie School of Beauty Park Wom- ment Security Commission ~ troit. 1001 Skokie Rd., — Northbrook, — Lt. Andersen 7:30 day. Center, p.m. The , at Mon- has been engagement the Miss Walder The group is finalizing plans for the Nov. 19 casino night benefit, “The Big Deal,”’ to be held in the clubhouse, 1991 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park. They also awarded a vocational scholarship to Margaret Walder, a 1967 graduate of Highland - Park High School. The daughter of Mr. Mrs. Stuart Walder of High- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Resnick of Highland Park announce the engagement of their daughter Renee to Allen Kahn, son of Mr. Mrs. Louis Kahn of Chicago. Of Mr. Eyre Miss Susan Earhart, Roosevelt 23 to John The bride’s other OR Coens 5-6507 by November 5, 1:30 p.m. & 3:30 p.m. Bernard Horwich Jewish Community Center 3003 West Touhy Ave., Children and Chicago $1.00 Adults RO 1-9100 of their daughter ARISTOPHANES’ “PEACE Miss Staggers was graduated from Waynesburg College and did graduate work at the West Virgi- Starring MICHAEL ARQUETTE nia University. She is employed as Directed a regional director for the Red Cross Youth in Region III of the eastern area, American National by VAL BETTIN Red Cross at Alexandria, Va. Lt. Andersen Highland was Park graduated High School, Naval Air Station, Norfolk, Va. A Dec. 2 wedding burg is planned. in Waynes- Flower Festival Private car pools will transport members of the Deerfield Woman’s Club to the all day Chicago Outdoor flower Art festival League’s annual Tuesday in BARAT COLLEGE DRAKE THEATRE Nov. 9, 10, 11, 8 p.m. $2.00 Gar- field Park Conservatory. Reservations should be All made and Seats $1.50 Reserved 705 mead LAKE FOREST nd RESERVATIONS: 234-3000, EXT. 255 PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL ID 22-8800 CAROL BLOCK NAGEL 1893 SHERIDAN RD. HIGHLAND PARK SUITE 111 sister, Nancy Earhart of Highland Park, was junior bridesmaid. 68 Central Catering 5412 = 478-566 Eyre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eyre of Milwaukee. The Rev. Raymond Holder read the 2 p.m. ceremony in the Trinity Episcopal Church of Highland Park. A reception followed in the Deerpath Inn, Lake Forest. The bride wore an off white, satin gown fashioned with lace at the bodice and along the train. She carried a bouquet of white gardenias and Stephanotis. Miss Dania Hedberg of Highland Park was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Marie Phillips of Riverside and the bride’s sister, Miss Jody Earhart of Highland Park. Occasion you plan your affair. trained to make your be remembered... _ TERMS AVAILABLE Ron Cunningham Dancers Sunday, with Mrs. Glen F. Schrader, Warwick Rd., Deerfield. daughter Mitchell Univer- sity, where her fiance is currently majoring in advertising. A June 18 wedding is planned. (Bronson Coles Photo) of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earhart of Highland Park, was married Sept. and Miss Resnick was graduated from Highland Park High School attended Let us help Our staff is party one to CREDIT the University of Illinois, and the U.S. Naval Post Graduate School of Monterey, Cal. He is presently assigned to the staff of the Commander Carrier Division 20, Will Be Wed and for CATERING For Any Carolyn Rae to Navy Lt. Robert T. Andersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Helmuth Andersen of Highland Park. from Miss Resnick Became Bride opportunities Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Staggers of Waynesburg, Pa., announce the meeting, with r e f reshments and job tor of training for Manpower, Inc., and Mrs. Theresa Scholl, manager of the special services division, Professional, Managerial, and Scientific Office of the Illinois State Employment Service. performed For planned as a strictly for fun in De- Speakers on local opportunities for continuing education include Dr. Patricia Thrash, dean of women at Northwestern University; Mrs. Dorothy P. Oldendorf, director of student teaching at National College of Education; Cul- Will Be Wed evening Current women will be discussed by Miss Helen Gjerde, international direc- Panelists will discuss opportunities for women who are interested in resuming past careers or reeducating themselves for new ones. Attention will be focused on professional and semi-professional employment, but other types of jobs will be discussed also. entered ture. ture tour. Miss Earhart has an’s Club will tour Colby’s Furni- following Mr. and Mrs. John Eyre Walder and Mrs. Katherine Byrne, counsellor to the division of continuing education at Mundelein College. History of the Ballet of the Junior Auxili- Miss counseling ‘Miss Manning has been a member of the legislation and standards division of the bureau and was with the Michigan Employ- Jr. Auxiliary to Tour Colby’s Members career Miss Renee Resnick November 2, 1967 �To Work at Sale | Ciests Have Miss 2 Choices Center or, of the if they from strolling 5 to benefit, 8 musicians corner Christmas Sale sponsored the to be p.m. sale at the by the: will be held from auditorium, 610 church Deerpath Rd. Coffee rolls will be served so 10 | and sweet during wy day. is selling tickets in two parts. A tortellacci dinner will served children’s The choose, come just for the dance. The Italian Women’s Prosperity sponsors - a.m. to 3 p.m. next Thursday in Guests attending the ‘‘Festivale Italiano” Nov. 4 will be able to have dinner in the Highwood Club, Lindenmeyer Woman’s Guild of the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest. | At ‘Festivale’ Community Elsie Highland Park is chairman of the 3 be with creating The an old-world atmosphere. For guests who only wish to dance, music will begin at 9 p.m. with Buddy DeCore and his or- has a special way of caring. Most everything in it was chestra. In addition, one lucky guest will take home an 18 karat gold charm bracelet as a memento of the evening. with style and affection _ And worn by someone who ee The fact that a Dior or Norell — was passed on to us After it was shown by a lovely model— Or because its original owner 4 a Fest gained a pound or two Zetas Will Meet Is no reason why it was loved any the less. (Love for a dress is sometimes fickle, too ) Alumnae of Zeta Tau Alpha will meet in the Northwestern Univer- To buy—(at a fraction of the But come in and see for original cost) or To bring us a dress you once loved. sity chapter house, 721 University Pl., at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday to greet new officers and meet the college chapter’s sisters. New officers include Mrs. Albert Saia of Deerfield, vice president. Sncidentally By SHIRLEY GORDON he indefatigable Mrs. John D. Spachner did not rest on her laurels after almost single-handedly completing the restoration of the Auditorium Theatre. She opening Oct. 31. Among other box-holders Midsummer Night’s Dream’? sold 33 of the for the New were the B. 40 boxes for grand York City Ballet’s Edward Bensingers, “A the Gerald Gidwitz’, and the Albert Picks, all of Highland Park. he Deerfield Woman’s Club is elated oved the success of their recent sneak preview matinee benefit in the Highland Park Theater and wish they had tickets to sell for next year’s benefit— they’re sure it would be a sell-out. The area women welcomed the rare opportunity to socialize over a cup of coffee or champagne, see a first run movie preview (‘“‘Rosie,”’ with Sandra Dee, Rosalind Russell, and Brian Aherne), and still be home in time to meet the school children. A really first rate production all around. t was really “show and tell” time at the Highland Park Woman’s Club recently. Many of the members brought pieces of their own antique jewelry to show to guests attending the first Collectors Corner lecture. Most of them were as beautiful as the pieces being shown by Mrs. Howard R. mythical excursion south I imagine you can buy it in your psn A silver tea will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Armand Hahn, 470 Shannon Rd., Deerfield. Members of the Abigail Circle of the Women’s Guild of the Trinity United Church of Christ, Deerfield, will be Chicago. Traditional Mexican foods, costumes, and entertainment will be featured. Prizes will be given for costumes, which are optional. + ‘JP during 727 Deerfield rummage November Hadassah to Hold ‘Boutique Shoppe’ The Shalom chapter of Hadassah will hold a “Gift Shoppe Bouti- easements eshte satay nasieale a: sinatra tiaras iCOUPON Special $6 CUT, each Dave. . .Our Newest Stylist For the latest in SMART, DON’T MISS THESE SHAMPOO MON., a held a successful 1967 Deerfield TUES. : NEW SPECIALS STYLINGS .. . TO WELCOME DAVE. Reg. $16 NOW $12.50 | Tipping © Reg. $20 NOW $15.00 | Wash & Sets Reg. $3.50 NOW $2.50 Permanents & SET & WED. EOI sale for them in August. 2, Road co- recent fire. The guild has been sponsoring the young women from Chicago’s south side and US! Suburbia's Wallpaper UNLIMITED include raised will help replace cooking and sewing supplies lost by Chica- Set’ hursday to 8:30 Saturday 11 to 5 TODAY .. . FROM ist. members 112 East Oak Street, Chicago Telephone: 664-3322 Monday thru Friday 11 to 6 “NEITHER CAN YOU! | ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS] the Great Pomepeyo, blind organCommittee fittle Sparow Santa Won't Wait-and Entertainment will include strolling troubadors, Chabelita, and guests bring donations. The funds “Swinging The Mrs. of Deerfield, and Mrs. DorMorrison of Highland Park, hostesses. A silver tea is a benefit to which go’s and arty man ing. Plan Silver Tea Reisman League of Junior Women at 12:30 p.m. Sunday in the Carta Blanca Restaurant, 315 W. North Av., other items suitable for gift giv- Cards. favorite bookstore. Harry Arthur Krensky of Highland Park, publicity; and Mrs. Maurice Mori- Or in Deerfield for Hallmark calendar with bits of Jewish wisdom taken from the works of such noted persons as Albert Einstein, Martin Buber, Louis Brandeis, and Herman The Little Sparrow is a little resale shop that cares. the border into old Mexico is planned by the North Shore Wouk. It was compiled by Rabbi Daniel Friedman of Congregation Beth beautiful gift to give would be a 15-month engagement Mrs. of que’’ from 8 to 11 p.m. Monday in the ‘Orchard Twin Bowl, Skokie Hwy., Skokie. Gift items for sale will include bathroom accessories, pants suits, picture frames, coffee mugs, and Peterson, the lecturer. Do Come In. Set for ‘Old Mexico’ Juniors A 9 You'll receive some mad ina for yours ae Or you may sell it for your # ‘avorite nary ee (And get a tax deduction.) Mrs. Maurice Moriarty and Mrs. - Bonill Smalley, both of Deerfield, and Mrs. Ray LeNobel of Wilmette, chairmen. (Staff Photo) To the strains of melodies from Old Mexico, members of the North Shore League of Junior Women prepare for Sunday's benefit. From left are ey CHEZ CHIC SALON} 1775 ST. JOHNS HIGHLAND tee GS oa Lou's MagicoScissurs cag 1256 Old Skokie Rd. South 433-2544| + of Deerfield Highland Park Rd. i overpass 831-2814 Also for your convenience, ct we are open Friday — evenings 6 to 8 �eal Estate Market Place fe] a n z < > os For Members of the Evanston-North Shore Board of Realtors hanner Unrolls Red Carpet for Area eS a oS _ By EDITH HERMAN J .% _ John Channer, Realtor who a North Shore believes service “is te ‘Oo y as good as you want it to be,” s unrolled the red carpet for the. for Living’? magazine which is sent to over 1,000 Chicago-area corporations as well as about 355 other companies throughout the country. 737 ge aa ibiszxee Mr. Channer said, ‘many corporations move their aise cutives from location to loca- n like chessmen,” John Chan- r and Associates now offers its cust ners long-distance homefind- though the Realty Program- patel ae g Corp. 14 (RPC), a real estate keting firm with offices in St. Loui s. Channer offices are located ~ By representing the North Shore jin the RPC, his agency can serve wo purposes. First, a person moving from his area can list his home with Channer and the listing will be ied in the agency’s ‘Homes NAREB schools, churches, taxes, and gov- ernment, also is available to more than 450 RPC member Realtors across the increases country. This the home’s further selling power. the person moving can request a similar RPC magazine published by the member Realtor in the area where he is moving. Once a Channer representative secures an RPC magazine for the person moving out of the area, the ‘“‘preferred service” only begins. ontinue in adequate supply in the sseeable future, but interest ue s are expected to edge upward sg LD the coming months, said Richaa The outlook for the FHA-insured home loan market, however, is “far from bright,” the survey disclosed. This is largely because of the expectation of higher yields rd B. Morris of Buffalo, presient of the National Association of Rez 1 Estate Boards. * on competing investments, since there is a federal ceiling on FHA His statement was based on the Na jal fall mortgage study of However, even if adequate funds le . % of Re- ch, which details results of a sur F ey of more than 200 Realtors n all parts of the country. Mr, Morris pointed out that in p reventichel mortgage field, currently are sufficient to ‘ xet the ve demands of qualified ers, and “the credit supply expected to continue at current vels.”” interest rates. -o However, one factor—the somebe ch shorter amortization periods lenders offering are said currently—may to be affect ad versely a segment of the mortgage market, the NAREB presi- dent added. This’is the area of ffar es headed by persons 25 to 4 years of age, a group acco nts for about — me purchases. which a third of all Some young b 1y¢ Ss may find it more difficult 9 qualify for loans with shorter nortization periods, he said. 2“With the inflow of savings igh, particularly to savings and nh associations and mutual savs banks, the supply of credit denventional loans has been at a level similar to that will have customer customer a good idea of what the wants. In fact, the may already have sev- service involves no cost to the customer other than the normal real estate commission. “The additional services we offer our clients through RPC membership expands our scope tremendously,’”’ Mr. Channer added. ‘Traditionally, a real estate company concerned itself almost exclusively with services tailored to one area. But in the last few years we’ve had to broaden our whole marketing approach _be- cause people are simply not staying put in any one place for very long.”’ Mr. Channer, a native of Win- netka, began his career in selling in the municipal bond business in 1937 after attending New Mexico Military Institute for four years. Formerly with Baird and Warner in Winnetka, he opened his firm in June, 1964. He has been in the real estate field since his discharge from the Marine Corps in 1946. eral homes picked out. “Minimum of Searching” “The expense and time-consuming interim tel living, of home-seeking, and furniture can be held to a minimum, mo- storage if not COMPUTER 640 VERNON SEARCHED MULTIPLE VE 5-0236 AM 2-2223 LISTING “AAWN BLDG: GLENCOge FILES continue to be available, discounts may deepen and more would become reluctant to accept the cost of the transaction, he added. Money Still Available So far, while a few areas have experienced some reduction in the flow of funds to the FHA-insured of six nonths ago,’ Mr. Morris exDi ained. “This is a welcome atmosphere for potential borrowers, particularly in contrast to PP the financial climate a year ago.” months ago. For minimum down payment loans with a 30-year maturity schedule, the supply is ample in 48 percent of the in 37 percent, As for conventional mortgage money for existing homes in good neighborhoods, 51 percent of the respondents in the survey said the supply is ample, 39 percent, moderate, and 10 percent, tight. It is slightly more available for new homes. rates on conventional Net gains in savings of $1.4 billion at the savings and loan associations broke all records for September, said the U.S. Savings and Loan League. more HIGHLAND PARK — You'll appreciate the immaculate condition and exquisite wooded setting of this quality bit. home. Lge. liv. rm. w/dining L. Equipped kit. w/eating area. Paneled Family rm. w/wet bar opens to terrace. 2 twin bedrms. 2 baths. Scr. porch. Air condit. everrenn ae your comfort. $39, still have not reached the higher levels of a year ago, Mr. Morris High Mark was moderate — — NEW ON MARKET. Chinese elms encircle this young and lovely 4 bedrm. Colonial home in demand area. Sep. din. rm. Stepsaver kit. Brkfst. rm. — den. 21% baths. Air condit. PERFECT FOR THE YOUNG FAMILY. $38,500 tight in 12 percent, and virtually unobtainable in 3 percent. _ home mortgages, after easing last spring, have inched upward, but Gains Hit increase in most areas today is relatively unchanged from that. of six Interest Savings The existing home market, availability country, _ Affect on Young Families Vwha name of his contact in the new area, and the new agency in turn completely eliminated,” Mr. Channer said. Mr. Channer explained that the Interest Rate Hike Tanna for home mortgages will Department representative in the new area is contacted and the customer’s needs are forwarded to the new agency. “The customer will be met at ‘the airport,” Mr. Channer said. “He will know in advance the President Expects porte , see \REB’s and neighborhood which Next, an RPC Varied Prices The magazine, which includes area listings of varied prices, as well as information about local Second, i 1 Winnetka and Lake Forest. of home would best meet his needs. " ung executive on the move. scause, The Channer representative studies the booklet with the customer helping him select the type than double the $630 million gain of 12 months* earlier and topped the previous September high of $1.1 billion set in 1964 by almost 36 per cent. Increases of $1.1 billion were recorded in April and July of this year, on a seasonally adjusted basis. The increase of $8.2 billion January through September (Continued on page 71) said. A rate of 6.5 percent is quoted for 34 percent of the areas, assuming the security is an existing home in a good neighborhood. A 6.75 percent rate is prevalent in 25 percent, and 6 percent is obtainable in 21 percent of the areas, with the remainder reporting a variety of rates. The pattern of interest rates on new homes is similar. The disparity in rates associated with geographic location continues, but is less today than it was in the past, the report showed. In the West, for a conventional loan on an existing home in a good neighborhood, a charge of 6.75 percent of higher is common in almost two-thirds of the region. There are no reports of similar level charges in communities of the Northeast, and they are characteristic of only 33 percent of cities in the Midwest. GLENCOE — YOU CAN RENT, BUY, OR RENT WITH OPTION this 5 bedrm. family home in convenient, prestige area, Mahogany living rm., formal din. rm. Brkfst. rm. Family rm. Mutschler kit. 3Y% baths. Maid’s quarters. GARAGE APT. CALL FOR DETAILS. WINNETKA — Super-con- venient Hubbard Woods. NEW FAMILY RM. KITCHEN. bedrms. 3 2% LATEST large baths family + 2 3rd floor rms: and bath. Paneled game CALL KAHN — KAHN rm. Mid 50s CAN! November ee 2, 1967 rs Ceol Vay Bree �John Coons, Realtor Airplane Assis ts Him With Wyatt and Coons since the By JILL LOVGREN The ‘‘flying Realtor’ is a term respectfully attached to the name of John Coons of Wyatt and Coons, Inc., at 999 Waukegan Rd. in Glenview. Interested in flying from the time of his boyhood, Mr. Coons now owns his own airplane which he uses for va. cationg and Mr. Coons traveling. His business, upon occasion, takes him to various Illinois towns and cities, and sometimes out of state. When waiting for commercial flights might mean a costly business delay, he uses his own plan. He flew in the military service before World War II and also with a reserve unit at the Glenview Naval Air Station until 1960. Plumbing Booklet Available at Bureau Most of us take our plumbing for granted—until something goes wrong. Then we realize how important it is. A booklet that tells how to maintain plumbing, and what jobs should be done only by plumbing contractors is available from the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Information Bureau in Chicago. a end of the war, Mr. president Lester Coons now is of the firm his father, Coons, and Robert Wyatt founded in 1923. in His office and has taken was instrumental in setting up the charge of the commercial and industrial field of real estate within the last six months. In this members of the real estate board. Besides running the being a salesman, he Mr. Coons is a strong believer in the idea that if you want to succeed, you have to put most of your time into the effort. Mr. field he specializes in investment properties, including multi-family, commercial, and industrial prop- Coons, indeed, spends most of his ects. A past director of the EvanstonNorth Shore Board of Realtors, he waking hours in some phase of his work. Gains in (Continued from page 70) topped by 8 per cent the previous record for that period set in 1963, when the gain was $7.6 billion. ‘“‘The gain January through Sep- tember stands in marked contrast to the $1.4 billion increase attained during the first three quarters of 1966,’ the association reported in its monthly publica- tion, Monthly Trends Report is- sued last week. Good news also was reported in mortgage lending. Despite a slight seasonal contraction, lending in September continued at the same high level of recent months, with closings running more than $2 erties and estate planning educational Enchanting three bedroom home on beautiful wooded lot. Woodburning fireplace. Eating area in kitchen. Tiled bath and powder room. Ideal location for young family. $34,900. been reduced to the level of four years ago, and holdings of cash and government obligations are rising. “During the final three months of the year, major inflows from savings and mortgage repayments will outrun loan investments by a substantial margin,” the report said. “This trend will permit associations to be in a _ strong position to support home financing early next year.”’ R gps HE : DEERFIELD Four large bedrooms and two and one-half baths. Colonial fireplace. Separate dining room. Deluxe built-in kitchen with break- fast room. Centrally air conditioned. Top condition and location. $39,000. PIERSEN REALTY 826 Deerfield Road, Deerfield constraints ee HIGHLAND PARK — NEAR THE LAKE STUNNING Lannon Stone Ranch in beautiful Country Setting. 4 “bedrooms, 3% baths. Spacious Living room w/fireplace. Paneled FAMILY ROOM w/fireplace and sliding doors to patio, Living roomDining room, Famly room opens up for GRACIOUS entertaining. Kitchen w/D&D, breakfast area. Basement paneled recreation room w/FP, Beautiful landscaping. AIR CONDITIONED. 2 car ing He, his wife, Faye, and family live at 800 Washington St., Glenview. EAST GLENVIEW _ imposed by last year’s monetary constrictions. Advances from the Federal Home Loan Banks have The publication pointed out that sco Commerce and had been active in Boy Scout work for 15 years. new Savings the savings and loan business has the for proj- 1965. entirely program Mr. Coons presently is a director of the Glenview Chamber of billion. This is just about equal to the high lending levels of 1964 and removed B usiness CO., Inc. * Phone: one 945-1670 REALTY HIGHLAND PARK — LUXURY LIVING Lovely Split Level, Spacious Living room-Dining room, 5 bedrooms 3 baths. Attractive Modern Kitchen w/D&D, large breakfast area. Walnut paneled FAMILY ROOM w/parquet floors and built-ins, refrigerator & cooking facilities, doors to marvelous SWIMMING POOL with a cabana with a Kitchen, dressing room & Powder room. AIR CONDITIONED, QUICK POSSESSION. $87,500. GLENCOE Lovely 10 Rm. Colonial on large lot with SWIMMING POOL. Marble entrance: enormous Living room w/fpl.; Large Family Room; Rec. Room w/fpl.; Sep. Dining room w/marble fpl. Modern island kit. w/dishwasher and disposal; sep. bkfst. room; powder room. Master suite of Bedrm. w/fpl., sitting rm. & bath; 4 additional bedrms.; 2 baths. 2 car gar. — tA HIGHLAND PARK — RENTAL COMPLETELY FURNISHED Winter Rental. DELUXE three bedroom Ranch. Luxuriously furnished including color TV. Ist floor family room. Cleaning help available. $550 per month. MC HENRY — PISTAKEE BAY RANCH & ACREAGE on beautiful Pistakee Bay connecting with Chain O’ Lakes. 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 4Y% baths. Large Kitchen w/elec. range, D&D, utility room off Kitchen. Living room w/FP, Master bedroom w/fireplace & barbecue. 50 ft. steel pier. Sprinkling system. $79,500. WINNETKA 999 Linden HI6G-7274 ovember 2, 1967 This lovely slate, floor; FIRST contemporary sunken.Living fireplace. Sep. Dining range: eating area to $30s. TIME ranch rm. OFFERED features w/walnut walnut paneling paneled entry & raised w/ hearth Rm. w/balcony. Lge. Kit. w/blit.-in_oven & fenced courtyard. Bedrooms, 2 C.T. baths. HIGHLAND PARK 482 Central iD 22-6600 | �es ssaeaesssasnaaantaty se Nort ‘James Everett Allen, 84, of 1464 Linden Av., Highland Park, died Saturday at home. ' A resident since 1920, Mr. Allen was a pioneer in the tire industry and one of the original developers _ of the balloon tire.’ _ Mr. Allen retired from. Kleinschmidt Laboratories of Deerfield in 1958, but was an active member - of the firm’s bowling team until the close of the season last year. Since his retirement he has become known for his . unusual mountings and framings of autumn leaves. Survivors include his wife, Mil- dred; two sons, James E. Jr. of Chicago and Peyton Skipworth of Ft. Wayne, Ind.; a daughter, Mrs. Portia Newman of Evanston; and — 10 grandchildren. . memorial services were | held at the family home | Interment was private. Miss Sunday. 85, of 405 Central Av., Highland Park, died Monday at Cook County Hospital, Chicago. Born in Michigan, Miss James had been a resident here for 12 years. She was a bookkeeper with . Sears, Roebuck & Co. for 40 years. She is survived by a niece, Mrs. : Richard M. Debower of Deerfield. Funeral services were conducted yesterday at Kelley and Spalding ‘Chapel, Highland Park. Bertha O’Neal Mrs. Bertha E.. O’Neal, 75, formerly of Deerfield, died Oct. 25 ~ at Riverwoods Rest Home. Born in Belleville, Ill., _ O’Neal was a nine years. | Survivors | | __ Mrs. local resident for include a daughter, Mrs. Helen 0. Wageman of Deerfield, and two grandchildren. Services were conducted Satur- day at Kelley and Spalding chapel. Interment was in Memorial Park Cemetery, Evanston. _ Kathryn __- Pankiewicz Mrs. Kathryn Pankiewicz, 57, of | _ | 628 Homewood Av., Highland Park, died Friday at Highland Park Hospital. | Born in Pankiewicz ¥ | for 40 years. Decatur, IIl., was a resident She was Vi llage in St. Mary’s a member tery, Highland Park. They are Terri Gillis, at the Highland | Co. for 35 years. Park Telephone record holiday messages children in the armed daughter Mr. Smith was engineer ‘with the an electrical North ‘Shore Juine for more 40 years. than was a member Lodge 676 Af-Am. Stevenson annually, approved He of the A. O. Fay three sisters, services will be Scores con- and Terri daughter Anthony Lincolnshire; and i The Most Beautiful Community on the North Shore by Committee is members, her co in addi tion to Mrs. Steinorth, are Charles Lager, Mrs. Arthur Mrs Ney endorf, Mrs. William Crooks, Mrs Richard Fjeldheim, Mrs. Joh Lindemann, Mrs, Joseph Peyron nin, Mrs. William Loving, -Alan Moore, Mrs. Paul and Mrs. John Kapsa. Mrs Steerup the Club. 2 Police Dispatchers Attend The two Area Seminar Deerfield police dis patchers, who also serve as policed matrons, attended a recent sem exchange Gloria DeBartolo represented Deerfield at the seminar, whic students schools enrolled under record Mrs. messages S. chairman committee Martin in the American Field Service program of Mr. at also may no cost. Applebaum is of the women’s club planning the program. inar in juvenile problems in Nort Chicago. Mrs. Mabel Harraman and Mrs was sponsored by the Illinois Youth Commission, the Nort Chicago Police Department, and the Lake County Juvenile Officers Association. Taylor, P. ai a i Mausoleum Cemetery COMMUNITY MAUSOLEUM — COLUMBARIUM EARTHEN INTERMENT — CREMATORIUM We operate our own Gross Point Road locally Women’s Monroe son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of Long Grove. ee Chicago: 11. Mrs. Stuart chairman. Rd., Riverwoods. Parents may use the service to send messages to their servicemen-children in foreign countries or in the United States. Foreign area Gillis, both of Robert Nov. Cross ‘Mesprogram is Appointments for the recording sessions may be made with Mrs. Edward Steinorth, 3079 Deerfield on Tests Gillis, ‘and Mrs. to 4 p.m. sponsored Deerfield Three Adlai Stevenson High School students received letters of commendation recently for their performances on the 1967 National Merit Scholarship qualifying test. They are Richard Berg Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. .Richard Berg, Mrs. ducted at 2 p.m. today at Kelly and Spalding Chapel, 1787 Deerfield Rd., Highland Park. Interment will be in the Northshore Garden of Memories, North Chicago. Memorial being to be used in any Illinois college or uni- Three Students Cited For 10 a.m. The American Red sage From Home” versity. Hazel N. Warren and Mrs. Gertrude Gooseman of Highwood and ' Funeral from with 34,832 students throughout the state. Winners may:apply for _tuition and fees, up to $1,100 sons, Loren W. of Mudelein, Ronald of Highland Park, .and Gerald McHenry; seniors recently com- peted in a qualifying examination Survivors include his widow, Fern; two daughters, Mrs. Leah Carlson of Deerfield and Mrs. Nira Baldwin of Highwood; three of student programs Monday through Nov. 11 in.Deerfield High School. Recording hours will be 7 to 9 p.m. Monday through Nov. 10 and and James Kouracos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kouracos. Leslie Smith may for: their forces, Peace Corps, or foreign exchange of Mr. and Mrs. A. Anthony Gillis, Leslie W. Smith,.79, formerly of Highwood, died Sunday at Community Hospital in Westminster, Cal. From Home Deerfield-area . residents Commission. Ceme- Greenhouses and Harrison 583-5080, 583-5081 Street, Evanston Evanston: lil lille lace neal lia intl itn 864-5061, 864-5062 . in tn di dy dy te i Inventor and developer of the Head Ski, Howard Head is the world's ranking ski expert. Come, meet him at the Outdoorsman Wednesday, Nov. 8th, from 4:30 to 9:00 p.m. of the Vail Chapter Telephone _ Pioneers and had been employed | Messages seniors eligible for scholarships from the Illinois State Scholarship Mrs. here was Parents May Record Two Lincolnshire students. are among 21 Stevenson High School Mrs. Allene Cummings of Highland Park; and 16 grandchildren. James Irene E. James, terment From Qualify for Aid || Irene _ ‘9 Requiem Mass was conducted Monday at Immaculate Conception Church, Highland Park. In- orrevevwrwevrevrvrevwvvvvvwvwvwvywwvwewvvoeVvVUVeUVrU ee CUCU CUCU? Private sgounaaee 4 ie _ z — castes Shore Obituaries James Allen “ Sz.ny . pwowwuwwwewwewwwwwwewwwewwewewwwwewwwwwwewwewwwwewwweew™ Soe Survivors include one son, Phillips of Highland Park; three brothers, John Connolly of Deer- field, Tom Connolly of Kissimmee, - Fla., and James Clair, Cal.; Connolly of Mt. three sisters, Mrs. Ann Slobe of Waukegan, Mrs. - Teresa Kirkman of Decatur, and Mrs. _ Bernice Jung EARLY AMERICAN HOME , of Bridgeville, Pa.; a great-aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Biljarz of Highland Park; and _ three grandchildren. Deerfield Plan _ _ Shrine Chicago. The _ Man Helps DeMolay Future W. E. Bischoff, 717 Brierhill Rd., Deerfield, participated in a recent _ LIBERTYVILLE—TRADITIONAL 1 acre wooded lot enhances this custom-designed 6 bdrm. colonial w/ authentic trim inside and out. Wood beam ceilings in liv. rm. & Ig. country hobby kitchen, formal din. rm. Full bsmt. has large rec. rm. w/fireplace tm., storage area. Zoned gas heating. All Libertyville schools. $58,500. meeting DeMolay of the national committee in meeting was called by the Imperial Council of the Shrine to ; TRANSFERRED OWNER offers this lovely 3 or 4 bedroom ranch in a beautiful sylvan acre. Sunken liv. rm. w/fireplace, paneled den, formal din. rm: All city utilities. 2 car attached gar. Bsmt. Private patio. Prestige neighborhood in LibertyvilleLake Forest area. $69,500. J.C. discuss plans for assistance and _ future program _ Masonic-sponored - zation for boys. 79 activities youth of the organi- FORNEY Phone: 322 N. Milwaukee 362-2000 Ave., Libertyville & CO. Kealla— GOUTDOGRSMAN 580 Bank ALSO Lane OPEN — Lake Forest — Phone THURSDAY NIGHTS 234-9180 'TIL 9 November 2, 196 �| | 1,500 to Help 3 Reereation Calendar TODAY 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.—Tot program, Presbyterian Church. 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.—Tot program, Jewett Park. 1 to 3 p.m.—Tot program, Jewett Park. 4 to 5 p.m.—Instructional bowling, Deerfield Bowling Lanes. 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.—Girl’s tumbling and modern dance (fifth and sixth grades), Shepard Elementary School. TOMORROW 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.—Tot program, Presbyterian Church. 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.—Tot program, Jewett Park. program, 1 to 3 p.m.—Tot Jewett Park. 3:45 to 5:45 p.m.—Girls’ tumbling and modern dance (Seventh and eighth grades), Shepard Elementary. 8 to 11:30 p.m.—Teen dance, Legion Hall. SATURDAY 9 a.m. to noon—Registration for fall programs, Jewett Park. 8 to 11:30 p.m.—Teen dance, Legion Hall. MONDAY 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.—Tot program, Presbyterian Church. 1 to 3 p.m.—Tot program, Jewett Park. 4 to 5:30 p.m.—Children’s paint- ing class, Jewett Park. 5:15 to 7:15 p.m.—Indoor tennis, Shepard Junior High School. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.—Adult paddle tennis, Shepard Junior High. 7:30 p.m.—Radio club, Jewett Nearly 1,500 volunteers’ FEATURING MARL'EES BEEF FLAVORED DOG FOOD AND — MOST POPULAR BRANDS will march Sunday in Deerfield, Highland est, Park, Highwood, and Lake Bluff $8,600 to Lake Forto collect fight muscular volunteer army — @ EVANGERS dystro- The will FREE be directed by 133 area captains coordinated by village chairmen of the five communities. pro- WE program, 1 to 3 p.m.—Tot Jewett Park. 4 to 5:30 p.m.—Baton class, America Inc. Jewett Park. 4 to 5 p.m.—Instructional bowling, Deerfield Bowling Lanes. 5:15 to 7:15 p.m.—Indoor tennis, Money raised by the non-profit agency helps finance research for a cure for the fatal disease and helps provide care facilities for Shepard Elementary. families affected by the disease. HOME ARE DELIVERY NOW SELLING | @ PURINA @ KENL BISKIT @ DASH @ ORLEANS @ IDEAL @ ASSORTED SPECIAL PRESCRIPTION DIET DOG FOOD The event is the Mothers’ March on Muscular Dystrophy sponsored annually by the Muscular Dystrophy Association of pro- @ WAYNES ‘Pet Food Catering Service @ IAMS PLUS phy. WEDNESDAY CASES ‘3 | — Chicken and Fish Cat Foods NGTON Rut Home A Comfortable and Homey Place. OF THE FINEST SINCE JAGUAR | 1931 An Exclusive Licensed Home for Convalescents, Chronics, Cardiacs, Diabetics, Senile, sot an EXCELLENT ey SPORTS LEE CALAN IMPORTS “LY” TRANSPORTATION CAR 15 MINUTES TO 5840 N. BROADWAY, iad pecs: WEST OF SHERIDAN west Highway —(Route wiiaet CHICAGOLAND'S (3 TRANSPORTATION Just west of North Western q’] Tus “Yddetacoeot Service CENTER FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES-SERVICE-PARTS THE In the beautiful country atmosphere of one of Chicago's loveliest suburbs LOOP 4 1< is Retired Couples and Single Folks. Enjoy Home- — like Surroundings and Excellent Meals Served in Rooms. h caeae | Pervinal Vitamin Supplement BARRE ONE 9 a.m. to noon—Girls’ volleyball, Wilmot Elementary School. 9 a.m. to noon—Girls’ apparatus class, Wilmot Junior High School. 10:30 a.m.—Junior high bowling league, Deerfield Bowling Lanes. 439-0532 Raise Funds 1 to 3 p.m.—Tot program, Jewett Park. 4:15 to 7:15 p.m.—Indoor tennis, Shepard Junior High. 7:30 p.m.—T.O.P.S. club, Deerfield Grammar School. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.—Men’s recreation night, Shepard Elementary. 7:45 p.m.—Stagers’ board meeting, Jewett Park. 9:15 to 11:15 p.m.—Tot gram, Presbyterian Church. 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.—Tot gram, Jewett Park. FREE SAMPLES Private, We from Station and North. — 14)and Route 12. Bus | Evanston. Semi-Pri vate invite your and Small Wards. inspection. Call any time — Phone or Write for Free Brochure LO 1-7583 145 WEST MAIN STREET ILLINOIS BARRINGTON, RD.) DUnkirk 1-1410° 7s What is A. W. Tengler’s DRAPE MASTER SERVICE for Draperies | Park. TUESDAY 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.—Tot gram, Presbyterian Church. pro- OUR The R. F. Lanphiers Attend DRAPE MASTER SERVICE (1) FROM YOUR WINDOW MAN Convention Inspects, locates, and measures each drapery. (A most im- Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Lanphier, 1202 Walden Ln., Deerfield, have portant returned after attending a convention of Automotive Wholesalers in Springfield, Ill., Oct. 19, 20, and 21. They also visited their son, Bill, a freshman at Carthage (IIl.) College. zone Mr. manager Lanphier for the is United IN-PLANT (2) TO OUR MODERN PLANT CARE Delco Hooks and weights are removed @ Sorted by color, fabric, | amount of soil @ Delicate drapes placed in soft nylon net bags @ Moisture free cleaning ®@ Hand finishing and one: ful inspection. division of General Motors. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Specifications for the furnishing of trucking services to transport landfill from Waukegan to Deerfield may be obtained at the Business Office, 795 Wilmot Rd., Deerfield, Illinois. Bids are to be received on or before 1 p.m., Monday, Nov. 13, 1967 in the Business Office, District i10, Deerfield, Ill. Requirements include semi-diesel tractor aoniien trucks with a canary of 18 to 20 cubic yards from Dec. 15, 1967 for 33 working days but not consecutive. Trucks will be on 24 hours notice with requirements of six trucks per day. Bids will be on a per hour charge for each truck. William H. Lutz Business Manager School District 110 Deerfield, Dlinois illager 11/2/67 Riverwoods by the loss of one of its leading citizens James Witherell He gave so much of himself asked nothing in return for his voted effort to improve and serve Riverwoods. We shall. all him. Our deepest sympathy Elizabeth. The Citizens ovember 2, CUR DRAPE and depremiss to of Riverwoods 1967 MASTER SERVICE (3) BACK TO YOUR WINDOW MAN Reverses drapery locations if possible pulleys @ Checks lengths and orator COMPLETE is saddened step) WITH THE DRAPERY YOU CAN appearance SINCE w ZENGELER TRUST Winnetka -NOW PRESENTING Northfield A NEWLY IMPROVED AND WE DO ALL THE WORK CLEANING PERFECTION Libertyville 1010 Tower 539 E. Park 446-6670 EM 2.1700 Elm St. Station (at Edens) (at Green Bay) 446-1313 446-1200 OF Hubbard Woods Service Nook 1656 Willow 7 CLEANERS STANDARD Station Store C & NW RR. 18S Drive In Northbrook Drive In Dundee Drive In (Route 176) (at Edens) 550 Dundee Rd. Poy Main Plant) rods a ok @ Ties into dec- folds. CIRCLE SERVICE @ Checks �Patriots Lose to Kaneland Stevenson slumped to its sixth loss last Saturday at Kaneland 0 and has 14- to beat Hillcrest this Saturday if it wants to win a ball game this season. The Patriots could only manage to gain a total of 60 yards against Kaneland, and only three of those came in the air. “It wasn’t games,”’ one said of our coach better Tom Bau- mann. “The big problem was we had virtually no offense. The defense was quite good. They scored once on an interception, so the defense almost held them scoreless.” Baumann credited. Joe Ravagni and Harry Salna with the best defensive performances. ‘They were our leaders in tackling,” said the coach. Despite being blanked, Baumann didn’t think Kaneland was that tough. The Patriots beat themselves, according to Tom. The season ends on Saturday against Hillcrest in Prairie View beginning at 2 p.m. “Hillcrest hasn’t won a game, and they are a ear Sonia (40) steps past a fallen Wiser after dloding two sockleis during the first quarter of WEE s game. (Staff Photo by Larry ‘Warrior ones Pp Slipping ‘die 6-1, but optimistic could be better because half our Wings of Third Straight Loss By WARREN SILVER Deerfield’s high early dream for dO] a finish in the Central Subur- ban League’s football derby _ turned into a nightmare Saturday. The once-mighty Warriors Larry Dennis, lost their chance for a shot at second place when they got scalped 21-0 2 _by the Niles West Indians at Niles. - The loss was the third straight i scoreless game for Deerfield, early in the second Grejbowski passes a : _ squaring the team’s league record at 3-3. | The ss = Warriors will travel to etka Saturday afternoon to t the spunky Cowboys of New : | Trier West. The winner will clinch fourth place in the league stand- E2 New Trier currently is in _ fifth place with a 2-3-1 mark. Saturday’s loss to Niles West _ proved the seriousness of Deer- _ field’s injuries. The “‘horses’’ just 3 -weren’t there. Star halfback Marc ae Toma played most of the game, Bs . but a bothersome hip injury kept _ him at about 75 percent efficiency, : Toma’s first-string running mate, _ Jeff Ornstein, injured knee would permit. Another strong runner, Mitch Weiner, _ has been out since a shoulder was _ dislocated early in the season. a Morale No Problem “Morale explained Be] 4 ee is not the problem,” Coach Paul Adams. “We started out thin and kept our _ fingers crossed that our key men would stay healthy. We couldn’t afford to lose key players, but we _ did.” brought out another _, Adams 2 74 easy part of our schedule early,’ he said. Deerfield’s victories were scored against the two Glenbrook teams and Niles North. They bring up the rear in the standings. Adams feels New Trier West is better than Niles West. ‘‘Niles beat New Trier 27-15, but only three individual plays made the difference,” he said. The plays were long touchdown passes. New Trier ran up about 250 yards in rushing, but was unable to come up with the scoring plays. As it turned out, Deerfield suffered from similar problems Saturday. The Warriors started off poorly early in the game when they lost the first of four fumbles on the Niles 26-yard line. The Indians moved to Deerfield’s 5 in 15 plays. Then the Warriors’ defense stiffened and looked like it would hold. The Indians were pushed back to the 8 and on fourth down Niles quarterback Mike Grejbowski was being chased backwards by three charging Deerfield linemen. But the poised Grejbowski spotted one of his ends in the clear and turned a broken play into a touchdown pass. A Flat TD Niles’ second touchdown also was tainted. It was set up when the Indians recovered Deerfield’s second fumble on the Warriors’ 45 is still suffering s from a thigh injury and did not _ play. Star end Scott Ascher got in i for a few plays, but that’s all his period. Two carried the Deerfield Ends Run Year The cross-country season ended for Deerfield at the Libertyville District Meet last Saturday as the Warriors placed sixth in the 26team field. Coming closest to qualifying for the state meet this weekend was Jim Gesler. He finished sixth, one place behind the state qualifiers. The Warriors closed with a 4-3 dual meet mark, and the prospects for-next year look fairly good with Lawrence, Leif Backe, and Eric Burgess, Rick Jones, and Rick Mittleman returning. The freshmen and sophomores also finished their seasons, competing in the Niles West Invitational last week. The sophs placed fifth out sophomore Bob Lawrence placed 34th in the field of 175 runners. of 10 teams, and the frosh finished eighth. Terry Globerson was 22nd The sophomore football team at Deerfield moved into first place in the Central Suburban League week on the strength of a victory over Niles West. last 16-6 The one deflected it into the air. In the Warriors now have a 5-1 record. Deerfield led 8-0 at the half on a safety and Steve Homma’s one scramble yard touchdown Warriors went after the pass, and point that may have been lost by Warrior fans. “We played the have Gain Top Spot brought them to the 9. Then Grejbowski threw toward halfback Paul Sortal on the goal line. Two Editor they Soph Warriors Indians to Deerfield’s 12 and a run _ Baumann is slightly about next year. ‘We team is juniors, and some talent,” he said. igokore ys three-year school so I think we have a good chance to win,” said Baumann. Stevenson now has a record of 0- for the ball, Sortal was run. Niles closed knocked to the ground on the goal the margin to 8-6, but Chip Weine line. And threw the ball? It popped into Sortal’s hands while he was almost flat on his back. The Indians’ third touchdown was legitimate. But it too brought to Chris Palmer for touchdown, and the Warrior de fense. added another safety to make it 16-6. The season ends Saturday at gasps from Deerfield fans as they New Trier West. The sophs star saw an Indian halfback take an 8yard Grejbowski pass while stand- at noon. ing alone in the end zone. Warrior Grejbowski injured his ankle early in the third quarter. He sat out the rest of the game, which turned into a stalemate. Deerfield lost the ball four times in the second half on pass interceptions. Statistics oe — hoes First downs Rushing yardage 63 84 Passing yardage 49 122 Passes 3-17 8-15 Passes intercepted by 0 4 Punts 3 7 Fumbles lost 4 2 Yards penalized 4-30 5-45 Deerfield 0000— 0 Niles West 714 0 O—2!1 HOW THEY SCORED First Quarter N—Hirsch, pass from Grejbowski, 8 Caer ns See oro dK 438s 5 7-0 Second Quarter N—Sortal, poss from Grejbowski, 8 (Bauer, kick) WG isd oa 44 ae ho ks 14-0 ns, pass from. Grejbowski, 8 (Bauer, kick) 5:37, ....2.....000. 21-0 HIGHEST TOTAL Northwestern University’s 55 points scored against Michigan in 1958 is the most points ever scored by a Wildcat football team. Whip Freshmen Niles 13-0 Deerfield’s freshmen A footbal team won its fourth game of the season last week, beating Niles West 13-0. Jim Rentcher led the Warriors scoring both touchdowns on shor runs. Kevin Morkin quarterbacked the victory defense. two and Scott Niles played Busch passes but well o intercepted both weré nullified by penalties. The B team tied Niles West 7-7 It now has a 2-1-3 record. BROTHER ACT When freshman Steve Ethingto joins his brother Butch on Nort western University’s footbal squad next fall, the Wildcats wi have their first brother tande since the Tuerk boys in 1963. Bot Ethingtons are linebackers an hail from Aurora. November 2, 196 �Showdawn Trinity Tops ART | 2 ROGER WALLENSTENG BELANGER Attendance And Athletics Last week we heard our local athletic directors lament about the small football crowds they’ve been drawing at the prep games this fall. There was widespread agreement that attendance is markedly down from other years. But just what effect do the poor turnouts have on the schools’ athletic programs? 21:53. Trinity’s team score was 25. Lakeland had 36 and St. Procopius 68. at divisions porting athletic program.” at Lake Forest had nearly the same remarks as Samuelson. ‘Athletics are part of the educational program,” he in- formed ‘‘The but us. program doesn’t depend on gate receipts is helped out by the schoo] board.” And New Trier’s Roy Etnyre added himself to the majority by saying, “There’s no stipulation about what we have to make at the gate. The school board subsidizes what we need beyond gate receipts.” Steve Bindas, Highland Park’s athletic boss, expiained, “Our administration is concerned about a comprehensive physical education program. It makes provisions to have these programs.” If his comments need any interpretation, Steve meant that the administration at Highland Park ‘makes provisions’ by footing much of the athletic bill out of the taxpayers’ pocket. Bindas is very grateful for the support. ‘‘My hat is off to the admin- istration for letting us have a good, well-balanced program.” Glenbrook North Hurting While Samuelson, Maloney, Etnyre, and Bindas have their school boards lending a helping hand, Glenbrook North’s Bill Lutz isn’t whistling a happy tune. “Schools like Highland Park and the New Triers don’t have to worry about gate receipts,” said Lutz. “They spend money freely, but we don’t have the same situation.” Bill went on to say that gate receipts are an integral part of the financial backing his program gets. And the poor attendance this season doesn’t make Lutz’s job any easier. “It costs us $220 to put on a home football game,” related Lutz. This sum includes paying personnel to supervise the games, plus referees for both the sophomore and varsity games. ‘The cost might be a little higher when we play Glenbrook South because we need more supervisors,’ explained Lutz. So how much money (if any) have the Spartans been making? “Our receipts for a Friday night game usually average between $900 and $1,400,” disclosed real happy.” Lutz. “But if we could make $3,000 we’d were crowned of the annual with St. Norbert’s gaining in fourth playoff berth on _ the strength of a 20-6 win over St. Mary’s. John Wylie scored twice for the winners, and Steve Woodsum added the other touchdown. Carl Evangelista and Al Palmstine led St. Norbert’s defense. The team joins St. Francis, St. Joseph, and the five Highland Park Recreation Department football contest. The winners by class were: Fourth Grade Passing—1. Chuck Schramm; 2. Mark Freburg; 3. Brian Jenkins. Punting—1. Schramm, 2. Freburg, 3. Mitchell Cohodes. Place Kicking—1. Schramm; 2. Freburg; 3. Jenkins. IFTH GRADE Passing—1. Mike Santi; 2. David Cohodes; 3. Ross Cohen. Punting—l. Cohodes; 2. Santi; 3. Cohen. Place Kicking—1. Cohen; 2. Santi; 3. Cohodes. SIXTH GRADE waseing—t, Carl Carlson; 2. Roy Pink; 3. Jeff Mauch. Punting—1i. Mauck; 2. Pink; 3. an Kapes. Place Kicking—1. Ken Liss, 2. Richard Garling; 3. Pink. EVENTH GRADE Passing—1. Bill Silverman; 2. Mark Fritzsche; 3. Stan eae, Punting—1. Silverman; 2. Ken Vehe; Gritzsche. Place Kicking—1. Friteache: 2. Vehe; 3. Gibbons. EIGHTH GRADE Passing—l. Kurt Clausing; 2. Bob Kohn; . Lee Doppelt. Punting—1. Clausing; 2. Doppelt; 3. Kohn. Place Kicking—1. Clausing, 2. Kohn, 3. Doppelt. City Cage League Slates Meeting St. St. St. Holy Cross edged St. John’s 2619 in the league’s other game as Tom Brown and Mark McAndrews the offensive attack for the Sacred perfect Heart finished 7-0 slate in the with National » DIDN’T enough, football Steger scored for the losers. never Lambert’s Athanasius 21-0 blanked on two Did you played especially in And football — one of pro football’s most successful coaches, Vince bardi of Green Bay. 4, § Lom-— Did you know that two of — the head coaches in big league pro football are re- , lated by being fatherinlaee and son-in-law? ... The head ~ coach of the St. Louis Cardi# New election RESTAURANT and Cocktail Bar York because of a lack there are would pay that kind of money of CARRY OUTS A Complete linemen End Jets, 8 Weeb — iz Dame THE BUILDING WITH THE BEACO RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE 272-8111 3000 DUNDEE RD., NORTHBROOK . ever Leon in all . The picked Hart of & only were Notre in 1949 and End Larry a * Scott Gladman, 4 Dennis Ross and Jim Krauss ! of the Highland Park High © School Debating Group. Their — subject will be: Resolved: That Congress should estab- & lish uniform regulations control criminal in this to see high twice . Kelley of Yale in 1936. a ’ Our guests on the Red Fell Show this Saturday will be 4, school football. size of the crowds match the caliber of high school football that the youngsters play in our area. only years procedures. not too many So this weekend is the last chance for our fans to redeem themselves in the eyes of the administrators. It would be nice to see the these Bob Luskin, Good point, Steve. With the rising costs of equipment, the price of admission would have to rise considerably if gate receipts were to pay for the program. ‘“‘They’d have to charge two or two-and-a-half who pro What chance does a lineman have of being voted the best college football player in the nation? . . . Voting has — taken place every year since © 1935 to name the best player in the country, with the man ! getting the most votes being 4 given the Heisman Trophy, # and a lineman has won this | money and ineffective control of crowds. The league has, or had, teams from Hammond, Gary, and East Chicago. “By law, the athletic programs in Indiana have to be self-sustaining,’’ explained Bindas. ‘I question seriously if this is a good ruling because of inflationary prices which have raised athletic costs.” expenses,’”’ said Bindas. — Ewbank. Shore, a football team would have to rob Fort Knox to support itself. Bindas pointed out a situation where the ‘‘self-supporting’’ theory was unsuccessful. The Northwest Indiana High School Conference out recently oddly nals, Charlie Winner, is the son-in-law of the head coach be and Central is good for at least 10,000 fans. With attendance like that, a self-supporting program is a definite possibility. On the North walk that, there are some pro — coaches today who - touch- Exmoor Country Club in Highland enough people to finance an athletic program. In some areas, such as Peoria and its outlying districts, high school football has a much larger draw than it does on the North Shore. There are always one or two Friday night games which bring in about 7,000 bodies, and the Thanksgiving Day game between Manual five of its 16 schools know + themselves ... This includes HOLE-IN-ONE Park. By Red Fell St. Mrs. R. D. Rierson of Deerfield shot a _ hole-in-one recently at Recreation I BET © Mary Seat of Wisdom swamped Faith, Hope & Charity 26-6 to win its fifth game of the year. Brian Nagle had three touchdowns and Pat McNamara added the other for Mary Seat of Wisdom. Doug St. bet: cococedecessssessse= League with a 13-0 win over St. Philip’s. Rick Quinn scored both touchdowns. FIRES Park Athanasius gt Pe a League, will hold the organizational meeting for team managers at the Highland St. - winners. Earle Hodgen, director of the Highland Park City Basketball Center at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 16. Joseph Francis Norbert Holy Cross St. Catherine St. John National League Sacred Heart St. Nicholas Seat of Wisdom ‘Mar Fai , Hope & Charity St. Philip touchdowns for St. Catherine’s and Ralph Orlowski added one. led week STANDINGS American League Oberlin came up with solid offensive games. On defense, Tim Anderson and Rick Federico starred. Harry Faust scored two this area. There just isn’t a high school around that’s going to draw lovember 2, 1967 will play the following the title. of the good turnout would make Lutz a happier man. Glenbrook North’s arrangement isn’t too feasible, to meet Norbert’s at 2:30, and the winners downs for St. Joseph’s. The defensive standouts were Mike Moore and Steve Paxon. St. Francis beat St. Catherine’s 33-19 as Jamie Nord and Paul one of the reasons why Lutz is upset. However, the Spartans host archrival Glenbrook South under the lights tomorrow night, and a people, anywhere, only touchdown of the year. The playoffs match St. Francis against Sacred Heart at 1 p.m. this Sunday at Notre Dame High School. St. Joseph’s meets St. O’Connell each scored two touch- North hasn’t played a Friday night game yet this season, and that’s bucks fine defensive efforts. St. Joan’s Jim Sullivan scored his team’s: playoffs No Night Games saw defense. St. Joan of Arc finally scored a touchdown, but lost to St. Nicholas 20-6. Jim Poller scored twice for St. Nicholas and Jerry Whalen also had a six-pointer. Matt P ski and Larry Loef came up w the In other American League games, St. Joseph’s topped OLPH 26-7. Mike Cameron and Mark Grid Winners Winners downs by Dan Keller and one by Dave Keller. Doug Dasse led the Regular-season play came to a close last week in the North Shore Catholic Grammar School League Sacred Heart in beginning Sunday. List Annual he said. ‘“‘So tax money should support it. There isn’t a school in the (Suburban) league which has a self-supMaloney try Meet last week against Lakeland College and St. Procipius Rick Marklund led the Trojans in the final meet. His winning time for the four-mile course was A typical viewpoint came from Evanston’s Leo Samuelson. “I like to think of athletics as an educational setup,” John College won its own Invitational Cross-Coun- College. The meet was the final action of the season for coach Dave Auker’s harriers. The final record is 15-8. In most cases, the answer is not much. Aside from not giving the team rah-rah support from the stands, poor at- tendance hasn’t affected the total athletic programs our high schools. Trinity Gateway TaANwwnmrom lr ounneuuad In Final Win St. Norbert’s Gets Berth in Playoffs COokhweunua Squads PATABNHS Two Starts Sunday at Saturday, 11:30 to | investigation Be sure to tune Novas A.M. THE FELL COMPANY _Winnetka/ Highland Park / Glencoe me ee ee ee te | me me eee § 4 �YN ae a FOOTBALL Friday Marmion at Notre Dem (soph- ab! es New Trier E. at Deerfield (JV), : Glenbrook S. at Glenbrook N. tio: varsity), or Grid Guesser 4 Lake Lake LARRY Milwaukee Hillcrest n State East or Deerfield the battle of Glen- of 554 THE REST Leads League Jane Lanes er Dollar Lenzi’s Foods _ Grandi Brothers &J 20 14 Citroen 12 18 14 Input, Inc. Wayne pasaners Bath o f HP Fifth % L. 10 12 18 14 13 18 19 21 _ Highland Park placed fifth in _ last week’s Evanston Cross-CounBeem Invitational at the sophomore level, and fourth in the freshman division. Bruce Garnitz - Highland Park | was x ; Cataldo Acello The freshmen 18th, Mike Goldman 30th. 4 . took while seventh Mark Forman 27th, were for Rose 22nd, and led Ron by | Eugene Temple with a fifth, Jeff | Perraud - Doug 25th, Munski Pete 28th, Stone ‘arth, and Shore Line Lodge continues to lead Strike & Spare Lanes’ Craftsmen Bowling League with a 16-8 record. Anchor Insurance and Elstrom Construction Co. are tied for second place. Last was week’s rolled Wing’s high by Tree game Ray Experts. of Cimbalo of Roger Al- bert of Glencoe Golf Club had the best series, a 595. STANDINGS Shore Line Lodge Anchor Insurance Elstrom Construction Co. Christman Insurance Glencoe Golf Club Wing’s Tree Experts Deerfield Electric Siljestrom Fuel & Paving 16 13 13 12 11 11 10 10 John - McGivern 30th. Managers planning to enter 8 11 11 12 13 13 14 14 a team in the Highland Park Recreation Center’s Prep Cage League this fall are asked to attend an organizational meeting at the Center at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 13. Al Danakas, league director, will discuss league rules, schedules, entry fees, and other important matters. Practice scheduled games for Nov. are tentatively 20 and 22 and the league will begin Nov. Fifteen teams competed in 27. the league last year and at least that many are expected to enter this season. KRAFT WRITES ARTICLE _ Northwestern University wres_ tling coach Ken Kraft has an LITTLE _ -Counterattacks, * in the annual _ Beacon Falls (Conn.) Coaches Digest. John Brandt, Northwestern University’s starting defensive tackle, played only one year of high school football at Lakewood, O. x _ article, ‘‘Takedown Counters and %te o 4 Ae The 10 Moninari rolled a 589 series and 226 game. EXPERIENCE will continue, but 10 10 so schedules Recreation plans grade can be Department a fourth, fifth, league which and sixth will play a 193 high Boys wishing to play Little Guys basketball in Highwood should high sign up at the Community Center before the middle of November. Any boy seven to 12-years-old who is five feet or smaller is eligible to play. Competition is divided into PeeWee, Natonal, and American grade 10:15 each! Seventh leagues will tration fee of $1.50 covers the cost of a team T-shirt. The program will begin Nov. 11, with free clinics in fundamentals. The clinic will also be held Nov. 18 Teams will be formed and practice games played on Nov. 25. Official league play will begin Dec. 2. STANDINGS Ww. 20 20 19 18 18 17 17 13 11 7 12 12 13 14 14 15 15 19 21 25 ‘ Oak Terrace School in Highwood next March with a chance to attend the International Tournament in Miami, Fla. BOWLING IS GREAT FUN | league play starts, and every boy will receive a T-shirt and will be insured. © Special rates for grade and high school students ® Betty Grabinski had a 188 game. The standings: An all-star team will be selected to play in the state tournament at mh you Shav-N- Hare Cut KEN & FRANK ID 2-1606 294 ELM PLACE HIGHLAND PARK o—=o=0=——0 Bar ® @ Army personnel | Sandwiches cordially invited | ® Open bowling all day & evening | Wednesday ® Call for other times for open bowling Mary Jane Lanes 210 Green Bay Road, Highwood ID 2-5332 Weekdays 2:30 P.M. to midnight Seturday 10 A.M. to 1 A.M. 01010 Coach Avr Stables SCHOOL OF EQUITATION FEATURING BEGINNING CLASS FOR CHILDREN & ADULTS 2315 Sanders Road Just North of Willow TACK SHOP SALE Northbrook, Ill. CRestwood 2-1250 —Sa010 0 a0 a0 ao November : and’ play between 10:30 and 11:45. A regis- Leagues, depending on age. Clinics will be conducted before Tillie game. eighth 9 and morning. Asked to Register at Center Venturini had a 495 series. Mary Jane Vaznonis rolled a 493 series with between Little Guys Basketballers 10 204. For the ladies Helen Castelli was tops in both departments with 215 Prep Managers Invited to Meet at Evanston (varsity-soph), 3 $24 sad : 22 20 of Illinois, a was also tops. Mary Jane Lanes increased its league lead over Silver Dollar. | TEAM STANDINGS | A and : _ Waukegan Registrations games Saturday \e) high ~ Lanes. _ game at tered. as possible arranged. 2 Loyola, +a aturday University SOCCER Registration for the Saturday morning basketball league at the Highland Park Recreation Center began last week and there were more than 200 boys who regis- boys are asked to register as soon 11 Thursday at — posted Her 534 series bettered the 497 of Marge Bellei, while her 213 . at at 7 Mary Jane Lanes Gus & Roman’s Onesti’s Sonza-Novera Acme Liquors Breakwell’s Paint Babe’s Haven Chic-Chiec Broastery Moraine Grocery Kipp’s Cleaners Shoreline Cucchiaro (varsity), Conception at Carmel, TEAM _ game and high series last week in | the Thursday Nite Early Bird bowling league at Mary Jane (soph-varsity), Molinari had the second high series of 519 and Sam Somenzi was third at 512. Fred Baehr rolled a 209 game and Baldwin a PREPS Bowlers Stevenson at Chicago Latin Sunday (soph-var- game of 213. track, should stay punch at Michigan. alive. Indiana 7-0? San Jose. Leads Park Matt Baldwin and Don Molinari shared the spotlight in the Cuore Arte Mixed bowling league last week as Baldwin had high series College over Lake Forest College, Notre Dame over Navy, Oklahoma over Colorado, over Houston, Nebraska over Iowa State, North Carolina State over Virginia, Southern California, Tennessee over Tampa, Texas over SMU, UCLA over Oregon State, Wyoming Judy Adlai Finals E. Highland Share Honors 0 10310 ——=0>0—————_0=1 over at (soph- Two Keglers 1 New Trier East over Highland Park, Maine East over Proviso West, Evanston over Niles ; Hillcrest over Stevenson, Maine South over Niles North, North Shore over Chicago Latin, nel over Immaculate Conception, De La Salle one St. George, Loyola over Hales Franciscan. HE BIG N -__Northwe: stern over Michigan, Purdue over Illinois, Indiana over Wisconsin, Minnesota over Iowa, Illinois School, ok East), 3v $& Maine ___ Notre Dame over Marmion Academy, Glenbrook North over Glenbrook South, Lake Forest over Grayslake, Lake Forest Academy over University School of Milwaukee, Deerfield over New Trier OF ~eeienag noo W. “at 3 of remain unbeaten, and North should win _ brooks. Northwestern, back on the winning there if it keeps its new-found offensive And the Big Ten leaders all should stay Incredible! The big picture: BEST at Trier Franciscan stats’ Evanston _ Elsewhere among the preps, Evanston should win its fifth straight Suburban title outright, New Trier East should trip neighboring Highland Park, Lake Forest should State. Academy Waukegan at Evanston (frosh-JV), 10 New Trier E. at Oak Park (frosh-JV), _ Cowboys short. over Ohio School, Evanston (JV-frosh), 4:30 Saturday New Trier W. at Morton E. (varsity), Morton E. at New Trier W. (soph), 10 : tronger on paper than New Trier West, but don’t sell the State at Shore Maine agree. But both will have another chance this week, and each gets the tentative nod. The puzzling Warriors are Michigan oon North Hales Houston, Tex., or Auburn, Ala. THE University New ' Immaculate | an truer to form this time. So did the rest of the nation, _ although you couldn’t convince folks in Boulder, Colo., spon at varsity), noon en oeig E. sity through ... or something. From last week’s dismal .690 effort, the football selector has rebounded with a 25-7-2 ef| fort, a percentage of .781 which boosts the season mark to — 132-49-6 for .729. | The Big Ten, so hard on the guessers the week before, adherents at noon Academy (soph-varsity), Deerfield It’s always darkest before the silver lining comes shining would Forest Milwaukee Lake Forest DENNIS Sports Editor Neither Forest College at *Tilinois College Forest at Grayslake (soph-varsity), +3 By 7 at Michig * Northwestern e levator Going Up Saturday Meche Cage Loop Opens Registration 1c 2, 196 �Youngsters Lead Loyola in 44-0 Gridiron Romp By ART BELANGER A sophomore quarterback, a pphomore halfback, and a junior Ilback set the pace last Sunday 5 Loyola Academy moved past a ngged St. Philip team 44-0. The quarterback jinx that has bvered over Loyola for past ree seasons nearly struck again but it may not be as serious as appeared at first. Mike O’Rouke was told that he Ad an injury which would appar- htly keep mainder him of out for the the _ season. Rourke’s family doctor, hower, gave the senior quarterback e okay to play. “I kept him out, anyway,” plained coach Bob Spoo. ‘I anted to know what we could pect from (Geoff) Steger if he nd to go all the way. O’Rourke AS ready and wanted to play, but ere wasn’t any sense in taking a ance in a game like this.” With O’Rourke standing on the Helines throughout the game, phomore Steger took charge and Whip had the Rambler machine moving with ease on a rain-soaked, mudslickened field. Steger apparently wanted to give the sophomore class some- thing to think about since he called on class partner Jack Weber to do the running many times—and that’s exactly what Weber did. He did it so well in fact that he broke Jack Spellman’s §single- game rushing record that was set in 1966 against Chicago Vocational. Spellman, however, also bettered that mark against the Gaels and the two gained nearly the same yardage—something over 160 yards each. The Ramblers scored once in the first quarter, twice in the second, once in the third, and twice in the fourth. Weber led the scoring with three touchdowns (to tie a record of three touchdowns rushing set by Randy Marks last year). Pete Fox added two and Spellman the other. The Gaels advanced the ball Glenwood 41-6 Raiders Romp fo 5th Victory The North Shore Raiders kept ling last week, racking up their h win of the year nwood School 41-6. against The Raiders had a tough time til the second half, when coach ac McCarty was able to let his ond team finish out the game. enwood tied North Shore 6-6 in first d, quarter, ‘They and McCarty (Glenwood) were ding real well and hitting hard. t a penalty hurt them badly, i we had enough momentum to p going.” George golf Golf b in Highland Park, died of an barent heart attack last Thurs- while pncoe. driving his car in Dean, who was also club manaand course superintendent at all-male club, retired two ars ago and received a life-time mbership in the club in addi- to other gifts from his friends } admirers. He was a netka and native of a graduate of New er High School. e was a member of the fessional Golfers Association of erica, and the Club Managers ociation of America, the pater Chicago Club Managers ociation, and the Golf Course erintendents of American. ember 2, 1967 Fully Bonded & Insured ee IMPORT MOTORS “Open: 9 to 9 Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 5 Saturday Closed Sunday The Ramblers, now 7-1, will entertain Hales Franciscan at Sachs Field in Wilmette this Sunday at 1:30 p.m. It will be the final game of the regular season. A Rambler victory would ensure a position in the playoffs for the NEW ‘68 VWs Catholic League title which will begin in Soldier Field on Nov. 12. 1794 Statistics Loyola St. Philip First downs 12 5 Rushing yardage 364 75 Passing yardage 58 61 Passes 8-2 10-3 Passes intercepted by 3 0 Punts 0 4-25.1 Fumble lost 3-2 4-1 Yards penalized 35 15 St. Philip 0 0 0 Oo— 0 Loyola 8 16 8 12— 44 HOW THEY SCORED First Quarter L — Spellman, run, 51 (Spellman run) Second run, ; oes Quarter run) 31 (Spellman ee pe ehaans ; fe Ks Gea ie Third Fox, run, 4 2 ee Ce ee Fourth Weber, run, Fox, run, 3 Ged see ae 24 Quarter (Steger to Mack Paw) 6 en Gk 2Quarter 2 (kick failed) ..38-0 (run failed) ....44-0 Weber, ee ee Mfrs. sugg. htr., defr., retail price windshield including washers, 2 speed wipers, direct. signals, backup lites, side view mirror, twin padded sun visors, safety lock front seats, emergency flashers, retractable seat belts, federal excise tax and freight included. 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Mrs. Whalen had rounds of 7573-72—220 to finish seven strokes MALE FASHIONS back of Kathy Whitworth who put together three rounds of 71 for a 213. Mrs. Whalen’s share of the prize money was $333. 811 WAUKEGAN Free ROAD, Parking DEERFIELD at Deerfield man, a shirt. special kind of Check our wide, selection, today. Dean is survived by the widow, Gerda go stopped right there and still have gone a long way. But over the years it got 28 more horsepower (without straining the motor) , plus dual brakes, syncro- ormer Bob O’Link Pro Dies ar] Dean, 74, former pfessional at Bob O’Link & 666 Green Bay Rd., Winnetka — HI 6-6100 to pieces.” tough game, and we’ll have to be up for it,’’ said McCarty. to for TREE TOPPING MANY OTHER WINNETK and Bruce Barber scored the other touchdowns on short runs. “Barber ran like crazy,’’ said Raiders will on Saturday Chicago Latin Chicago. ‘“‘We ~ <4 HI-RANGER game. L — L — d pass Licensed By The State Of Illinois Patton threw a pair of second half touchdown passes to John Stibolt and Dave Wood. Johnson McCarty. COLLECT St. Philip was able to complete L — esis A safety in the third quarter “really discouraged” Glenwood, according to McCarty. ‘“‘They had our running game stopped pretty well, but we started short passing to loosen them up,’’ explained Mac. ‘In the second half they had run out of steam.” in 7 as Kl 6-2292 CALL ID 3-1622 H.P. Power Stump Removul Trimming - Cabling - Cavity work ' Neat safe tree removal Spraying - Liquid & Dry Feeding All Work Guaranteed just three of 10 pass attempts as Loyola’s alert defenders intercepted or knocked it down. Three Gael passes were grabbed by Rambler backs. “It was what I expected, really,” admitted Spoo after the habe scak The season against Park in touchdown moved the ball to the Loyola time ran out. NO &' INSPECTION EXPERTS territory just once, ANSWER CALL WOOSTER LAKE ESTIMATES TREE the closing moments of the first half, when two completed passes L — AT “aig Johnson socred on a en-yard run to put North Shore the scoreboard, and quarterk Price Patton threw an 11n to break the game’s only tie. into Loyola Wings iF State e Bank 945-8055 new �_A Good Day for Bill and John and the Boys at Wisconsin two of these on each of Northwestern’s touchdown drives and ended four weeks of frustration and brightened prospects for a Novem- set up both Madison, these two teams battled to a lusterless 3-3 tie, and Wildcat Bill Melzer was dle. He there for my one early.” sneaked climax before took over the No. Off the Bench which embodies fake pitch and give to the back, requires superb faking precise ball-handling on the of the quarterback. It also for a hard-running fullback, has you play,’’ said John have A from walk-on who stey is a non-letterman it really makes you feel good. “These people in Wisconsin had seen Anstey play, The come to the sideline and he says, ‘Forget it, I know you can do it,’ me Bill, an unheralded drive. 1 quarterback fulland part calls and Anstey hardly appeared to the credentials. six-foot, 187-pound senior Pleasant Ridge, Mich., An- making who was a strong bid for the start- job in the middle of last season. ing fullback job at the beginning “They came down to see me again, of fall drills. and you want to do the best you can for them.” no fullback job to bid for as coach Alex Agase and his staff switched to a two-back offense to gain more passing versatility. He Made the Big Plays His best was good enough in this, Northwestern’s second vic- to have major from einem ont Onrprwnsno™ was said business to psychol- RUN HoOm Anstey wewrsnoh ccaiinbiaiieiaeaie 12, St. Rita 6 Powemol morMoom Mr op ENROL, until Northwestern coaches decided Wisconsin could be run against and more infantry power was needed. Back came the old-fashioned straight-T formation and in at fullback went Anstey, a high school halfback who had carried the ball just He Maine South Niles West Maine West Deerfield New Trier West Niles North Glenbrook South Glenbrook North Last Week’s Results Niles West 21, Deerfield 0 Glenbrook South 7, New Trier West Maine West 7, Niles North 0 Maine South 18, Glenbrook North 6 SUBURBAN CATHOLIC Last Week’s Results Carmel 20, Marian Central 0 Notre Dame 0, Holy Cross 0 St. Francis 25, Marmion 14 Ed- ward 6 Joliet Catholic 26, Benet Academy 6 MISCELLANEOUS Lake Forest College 28, University of Chicago 12 78 it quick kick to the Emmerich’s SC‘E 10 and set up field goal. eee the may tackle eee eee eee eee eee eee eee by Mike Stock and Pete Stamison. Agase praise reserved most of his for the defense, which de- served it. “Our defensive team was a team,”’ he said proudly. ‘‘We gave Wisconsin just what they needed in that second half, a cheap touchdown to keep them in the game, and we came out alive. We gave them field position and our defense stopped them.’’ He was talking about the fumbles which Northwestern yielded at its own 32 and 35 in the first Wisconsin but coughed it did couldn’t when Bob move Olson up the second-half kick- off at the Wildcat 14. Fullback Wayne Todd got that score from the 1. He also scored the second touchdown with 4:15 left in the game on a nine-yard run that climaxed a drive which carried 67 yards in 13 plays. That was Northwestern’s only defensive breakdown, and so Wisconsin CERTIFICATE is still looking for its first victory against five defeats and a tie. Paquette, White Praised Alex had special praise for Ed Paquette and Denny White. Like Anstey, a Paquette forgotten man. is something An of unlettered junior fullback, he only recently has come into his own at defen- sive end. Saturday he led all Wildcat tacklers with six assists and 12 solos, three Badger runners losses. of which tossed for 26 yards in White keyed a secondary which put the clamps on Wisconsin’s fleet receivers. He made a diving interception of a John Ryan throw at Wisconsin’s 43 which started the Cats on the way to their first touchdown, and he stopped the Badgers in the final seconds by YOU PICK 'EM A football bet you can’t lose Weekly winner receives a $50 gift certificate to any advertiserin our paper. TIE L] LAKE [] [] [] [ [ [] [ [] [ ™ [ [ [] FOREST COLLEGE AT LAKE FOREST LAKE FOREST ACADEMY DEERFIELD NEW TRIER EAST HILLCREST NORTH SHORE IMMACULATE CONCEP. HALES FRANCISCAN WISCONSIN MINNESOTA OHIO STATE PURDUE NORTHWESTERN [] ILLINOIS COLLEGE ™] GRAYSLAKE AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT [ [] [=] [=] [] [=] [ F] [] [] FF [] [) L] UNI. SCHL. OF MIL. NEW TRIER WEST [J HIGHLAND PARK ADLAI STEVENSON [5 CHICAGO LATIN — CARMEL Oo LOYOLA Oo INDIANA Ol IOWA oO MICHIGAN STATE 5 ILLINOIS q MICHIGAN Oj Tie Breaker Yardage Total combined yardage of the 2 teams listed on the bottom line will be used as a tie-breaker and if there is still a tie, prize will be divided. Mail in this form or any reasonable facsimile. Copies of newspaper may be seen at all offices. — 444 : YOU Central Highland P ICK 7 'EM see Address Ave. : Park, Ill. Village Advertiser for gift certificate (must have on ad in this issue) Entries must be. postmarked by 6 P.M. Friday Only | entry per person will be permitted. etMedan tiie st Played Big was 7 cool enough to punch out 79 yards in 21 carries Saturday, picking his holes skillfully, breaking tackles, and outshining every ball-carrier on the field. ‘Anstey really did a tremendous job,” said Agase. ‘‘Remember, it’s not how St. margin. The field goal, his eighth in a season-and-a-half, ties the Northwestern career record held who when necessary. And there was that crack Wildcat linebacking corps, led on this day by Do Ross. The list is not exclusive. In victory there are many heroes. by Badger speedster John Smith. ‘thus Rudnay, center aiso be its best defensive The second of these at the Wisconsin 9 followed Kurzawski’s winning Jack best Excited and ‘‘a little nervous,” CENTRAL SUBURBAN LEAGUE Team Standings 31, in there,”’ goal, was Ten’s three times as a junior, four times 6 Brother Rice Mt. Carmel St. Laurence St. Rita Le te) Mendel Last Week’s Results Brother Rice 30, Leo 0 Mt. Carmel 8, Mendel 0 field eventual the Big this season. sirtemineae Evanston Waukegan Proviso East New Trier East Morton East Oak Park Niles East Highland Park Last Week’s Results Evanston 20, Proviso East 6 Waukegan 13, Morton East 12 Niles East 25, Highland Park 20 New Trier East 40, Oak Park 9 CATHOLIC LEAGUE Team Standings North Section Conception a flanker ogy. So Immaculate was Anstey, a well-muscled blond who recently switched his academic SUBURBAN LEAGUE Team Standings St. Laurence there of passing and it would be better FOOTBALL Fenwick Loyola Gordon Tech Weber Hales Franciscan St. Philip Last Week’s Results Fenwick 36, Hales Franciscan Loyola 44, St. Philip 0 Weber 13, Gordon Tech 6 South Section Suddenly “J was discouraged, but I figured we were going to do a lot tory and one which put an end to a four-game loss string. Although fourth-quarter then, a the man whom providing There batting away a fourth-down pass that would have kept them alive. There also was end Mark Proskine, who recovered two fumbles Anstey beat out for the fullback job, also belongs there. He kicked two extra points and a 24-yard period. is “Tt’s a great feeling for a quarter- really never 60-yard ers. that Alex stayed with me all the way,” Melzer declared afterward. back if he knows his coach confidence in him. When a 14-play, “flip off-tackle’’ play with which Northwestern surprised the Badg- Melzer’s most twice to get it over and In between, Melzer ran his offense adeptly, particularly on the 32, was the first of two fumbles which killed early Wildcat drives. But this was not to be another of disgrace at for the touchdown. The second went to Kurzawski in the left secondary later in the quarter. It carried from the 20 to the Badger 1, and Melzer himself Bill’s bobble, recovered by Wisconsin on the Northwestern day an 1l-yarder there, Chico Kurzaw- ski took it twice around right end fumble home state audience. “The thing I admire grabbed the 6. From of the conspicuous failures. “IT was thinking a little bit about that,’’ said the Clintonville, Wis., senior Saturday. ‘‘Maybe that’s the reason with pin- point throws. The first was to tight end Jeff Buckner slanting across the mid- ber of Big Ten football. A year ago on a soggy day in quarterback the scores Dick Emmerich, of- TT 17-13 victory toughest kind to complete. He hit recover, on Northwestern’s fensive hero list. HUE he did not throw a pass in the first quarter, Melzer completed six of 14 throws for 65 yards. More important, five of the six came on crucial third-down situations, the STITT DENNIS Sports Editor ‘For one it was a day of atoneent, for the other a day of fulfillment. For Northwestern, Saturday’s PTTL By LARRY big you are but how big you play, and John Anstey played big today.” Despite his lack of heft, Anstey doesn’t mind running inside. “I like it up the middle,’ smiled. ‘“We’ve got some men up there. No one can plain about running behind Gunstra.”’ Right guard Gunstra and elo Loukas, his running LEARN TO FLY he good comBruce SKY HARBOR AIRPORT Ang- mate SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY LESSON *5°° on the left side, were the key blockers on Anstey’s pet play. While the tackles blocked straight ahead, the guards pulled, one kicking out the end and the other leading the play through the hole. Loukas and left tackle Tom Ziolkowski got particularly high grades from the coaches. They joined Kurzawski, the doeverything junior who twice quick-kicked the Badgers into holes from which they could not 3000 Dundee Rd. Northbrook, Ill. Phone 272-4000 — AIR TAXI SERVICE © Business Trips @ Charter Service @ Flight Ambulance Service @ 24 Hour Service aaeineeenall November 2, 19 �Ninth Place Finish Ends Giant Year It’s Games All Year Henry should have no trouble staying in shape. ee He spends all spring, summer, and fall on the golf course, the rest of the time on a pair of ice skates. ate isn't really all fun and games for Ken, who lives in Lake Bluff with his wife Roselle and two sons, 10-year-old Ken and seven-year-old Kirk. He’s the head golf professional at Glen Flora Coun- try Club in Waukegan. This is how he makes a living and where he spends most of his time. The skating is because he loves it, and with been Ken Henry good one of reason. the Henry world’s has premier speedskaters. He was coach of the United States team for the 1966 world meet and last May was ap- pointed head coach of this country’s speedskaters for the Winter Olympics in Grenoble, France, next February. ‘“T’m happy to be in such a position, so that throughout the winter I can devote my time to the sport of skating,” Ken says, “because there were so many people who devoted time to me 15 or 16 years ago.” They Need Money Right now Henry is after money. It costs $1,700 per person to send a team of 15 or 16 skaters to the Games, and skaters are a proud lot. They like to hold up their own end instead of dipping into the U.S. Olympic Committee’s general till. So Ken and others are writing letters and making speaking appearances to search out cash to support the team. Highland Park’s varsity crosscountry team placed ninth in the 26-team district meet last SaturFremd won: the meet with 60 points. Woodstock finished second at 109. Both qualified for the state finals at Champaign this Saturday. Highland Park’s total was 238. Duke Edwards’ crew consisted of just one senior for this meet, Bob Dick. He was joined by juniors Mark Rosenbaum, Tom Bradley, Rick Melvoin, and Steve Baker, plus sophomores Bruce Garnitz and Mark Rose, in run- ning the event. Snow and mud made-:the course very difficult for the runners. Baker was the top finisher for Highland Park with a time of 11:16, good for 27th spot. North Eighth Street, St. The USISA, incidentally, is a relatively new organization which is helping boost this country’s skaters into the world class. It is a group dedicated to instructing our youngsters in the European-style skating which is used in world and Olympic competition. Because of it, our athletes’ chances are looking better. “We'll have a strong girls team,’’ Henry declares. “And we’ll have ome strong sprinters on the men’s team.” Dianne A Top Threat There are 43 men and women making up the U.S. national team, and it is from this group that the Olympic selections will be made in the final trials at West Allis, Wis., in January. A dozen or so of the candidates are from Chicago and suburbs. Among them is Northbrook’s young Dianne Holum, who finished third in the overall point standings at the world meet last year. Henry expects her to be this country’s strongest threat in every event at Grenoble. Henry also will take the girls team overseas early to compete he world meet in Helsinki, Finland, in in January. Ken’s skating credentials are impressive. A native Chicagoan, he Brew up on park district rinks and began competing with skating lubs in 1938 when he was 9. He won most of the country’s junior itles, then graduated into world competition as a senior. A World and Olympic Champ He was world 500-meter champion in 1949 and 1959, and in 1949 and 1950 finished fourth in the overall point standings in the world eet. He won a bronze medal in 500 meters in the 1948 Olympic ames and a gold medal in the same race in the 1952 Games. He hlso competed in the 1956 Olympics. Golf also was a boyhood passion, starting as a caddy at the Tam O’Shanter Club.. He played on golf teams at Taft High and at Northern Illinois at DeKalb, where he earned his degree in 1954 after a two-year service stint. He turned professional after the 56 Games, serving two years as an assistant at Park Ridge and six years as the head man at West Bend, Wis., Country Club before arriving at Glen Flora in 1965. At 38 and 11 years away from competition, Henry still trains with is skaters. ‘I instruct them on techniques while skating,” he says, adding with a grin, “I can do it for a couple of laps, but when they tart to push I can’t keep up with them.” Ken will not choose between his two athletic loves, although he boints out that golf is the way he makes his living, and he considers t more rewarding to teach a golfer than a skater. Fortunately, until they start holding skating meets in July, he can jo both. vember 2, 1967 £ 1admevoHi yard reverse. The other Giant touchdowns were scored by Jim Pollack on runs scrimmage. of 8, 14, and 38 yards. Rich - Fiore converted on three of five attempts for the-extra point. Joe Mauck gave an indication of BRING THE KIDS BACK TO a IN A | TOYOTA *State & local taxes/freight and options extra Basketball and is open to girls seven through at 407 the first play. He scored another TD in the third eae on a 46- Plans Girls national Association, tackle for a 57-yard touchdown on — Highwood Anybody who has any loose money to put to this use can send it to James Hawkins, who is secretary of the United States Inter- Skating things to come when he went off Highland Park’s sophomore football. team evened its season mark at 3-3 last Saturday by topping Niles East 33-0. It was the best. showing to date for the soph offense as the team ran a total of 54 plays from day at Libertyville. Little Gals basketball is among the activities open to girls at the Highwood Community Center this winter. Other activities include tumbling, trampoline, free play, cheerleading, and Pom Pon. The basketball program will be held each Wednesday afternoon Louis, Mo. Giant Sophs Post Third Win. ; 12 who are 5-2 or smaller. Girls may sign up for any of the activities at the center. The sports will be directed by Dorothy Biaggi, Jill Digani, and Jeanne Hocking. The complete winter schedule starting Saturday: Monday: 3-5 boys 7th grade and under, free play; 3:45-5:30-open tumbling for girls; 6:30-9- boys 8th grade and high school free play. Tuesday: 3-5:30open girls day; 6:30-9- boys 8th grade and high school, free play; 7-9 adult women volleyball, basketball and exercise at Oak Terrace. Wednesday: 3-5:30- open girls day; day and Little Gals basketball; 79- adult men volleyball. Thursday: 3-5- boys 7th grade and under, free play; 6:30-9boys 8th grade and high school, free play. Friday: 3:45-5:30 girls cheerleading; 3-5-boys 7th grade and under, free play; 6:30-9-boys National League basketball games and practice. Saturday: 8-10- boys Pee Wee basketball games and practice; 10-12boys American League basketball games and practice: 12-2 boys National League basketball games and practice; 1-4 boys 8th grade and high school, free play at Oak Terrace. Sunday: 1-5-high school boys and girls, free play (tentative). oe . 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BENZ TOYOT YOTA| AND WILLOW ROADS. �In Seventh Loss Aerial Defense Costly to Giants By TOM DONNELLY The only thing in Highland Park Saturday colder than cheerleaders’ knees was the luck of Coach John Chickerneo’s Little Giants. With a tighter pass defense and a little luck the Giants could have shut out Niles East instead of dropping their seventh in a row in temperatures below 40 degrees the Trojans scored four after faking the last two defenders first downs and forcing them to punt seven times. Quarterback Terry Baker, who at 5-8 is literally a ‘‘little’’ Giant, attempted to fight fire with fire, taking to the air 29 times and completing 11 for 185 yards. However Trojan defenders picked off four of Terry’s aerials and Giants first. were three year, the offensive George threat five the scoreboard unit got its Niles and two illegal procedure calls against Highland Park. Dugan Rosalini toted the ball the final six yards and Baker’s kick was blocked. The visitors wasted no time in unveiling their game plan when Todd Bonner hit end Nick Nikitow with a 50-yard pass on the third Fifth Contest for Carmel The Carmel Corsairs piled up a win their fifth game by the Speedy halfback Ken Autry scored twice on runs of 17 and 23 beautiful game,” Angelo Dabiero. trouble adjusting and stunting on yards, and Tony Bitto ran 27 yards Same intermission score. “We played a praised coach “At first we had to their slanting defense, but in the second quarter we moved the ball very well.” Carmel scored seven points the first quarter and added for the other touchdown. Bill Noll booted two extra points. in 13 While the Carmel ground game moved the ball, the Corsairs went to the air just four times and didn’t complete a pass. “We only Midgets Make Playoffs passed By Beating North Austin much of anything,’’ explained Dabiero. Autry was the game’s leading ground gainer with 168 yards. four times because the wind was so bad we couldn’t do “‘He’s running better now than he The Highland Park Recreation Center Mighty Midgets beat North Austin 7-6 last Saturday and qualified to play in Sunday’s championship doubleheader at Downers Grove North High School. Austin on an 18-yard pass from Rick Schechter to Jim Fieldman ever has,”’ said Dabiero. Other offensive standouts, in cording to the coach, were tackles Ed Brennan and Bob Noll, guard Bob Magna, and split end Bob the second quarter. Jerry Stockdale plunged over for the winning point. Austin recovered a Midget fumble and scored but missed the Parkers 2 for the title. The Midgets scored first against addition to another 70 which were record. called back. hands 80 the 80 Highland yards in Mario was similar, with the Giants working hard to sustain a 40-yard drive only to be tied by the bomb. Baker hit Rosalini for a 35-yard gain to end the first quarter, and less than a minute into the second quarter Jim Mauck dived over from mere inches kick was good. out. Baker’s Late in the half the Trojans took over the ball on their own 20-yard line. After a two-yard ground gain Bonner hit Nikitow for 40 yards and then Corona for a 38-yard touchdown. Corona kicked the extra point to even the score. The Giants were stymied third quarter, turning in the the ball over on a fumble, an interception, Gargano “‘We’re going to have our full,’’ warned Dabiero. HP—Mauck, :02 The Trojans recovered Baker’s fumble on the Highland Park 35 and drove to the four-yard line where the Giant defense stiffened. But again it was the pass—this wingback Corona, who faked a Interception Sets It Up Ron Baker wher intercepted Harling’s interception of a pass in the fourth period Second Quarter run, 1 (T. Niles Ec 6 68 204 9-19 4 7-24 0 40 7—2 6—2 blocked Baker kic 13 Third Quarter NE—De A Meulenaere, pass from Corong Divcked) O73... See 13-1 Fourth Quarter NE—Corona, pass from Bonner ,4 thick foties). GttG: | = ee 13-2 HP—P. Baker, pass from T. Baker, J (T. Baker kick) 1:43 (kick Parker Freshmer Beat Niles East; Indians Are Nex Highland Park’s freshman foo ball team beat Niles East 7-0 la Saturday to set the stage for t finish of the season with a winne take-all battle against New Tri¢ East this Saturday. The winne will be freshman champion of t Suburban League. The Baby Giants scored t game’s only touchdown on the first series of plays in the fir quarter. Bob Popke intercepted Trojan pass and took the ball the for end the and a punt. Only the fumble hurt. run to the right and then flipped to George DeMeulenaere in the end zone. Rosalini blocked the extra point attempt. ville and North Austin will play at of score. yards, were Tim Cate, George Eberhardt, Jim Butler, Tom Fin_ hessey, and Tim Sanders. Sunday, the Corsairs will host Immaculate Conception at 2 p.m. The opponents have a 41 league to Mundelein for a _ non-league game and lost 13-8 to their total the Leading the defense, which held Marian Central to a net of 120 George Halas Junior Football League, will play Downers Grove, runnerup in the South Section. The game will begin at noon. Mary- a even time on an option play—that hurt the Giants. Bonner handed off to point in the third quarter. undefeated hosts. Penalties cost ac- Hauser. The Midgets, second-place finishers in the North Section of the On Sunday the Midgets traveled to Corona’s kick failed. Another Bomb The story of the second quarter more in the second frame to knotch its fourth Suburban Catholic League victory. 20-0 halftime lead against Marian Central last Sunday, then held on to play witl left Highland Park First downs 18 Rushing yardage 122 Passing yardage 185 Passes 11-29 Passes intercepted by 1 Punts 3-26 Fumbles lost 1 Yards penalied 60 Highland Park 6 70 Niles East 6 7 6 HOW THEY SCORED First Quarter HP—Rosalini, run, “6 (kick 28 rupted by two offside calls against Big Early Margin Wins ended Baker pass to end the game. hands on the ball he uncorked a 55-yard march in six plays, inter- Steve Omolecki (24) charges. through the Niles line on an altempt to block a punt, (Bud Daley Photo) was seconds Statistics The Giant defense held after Niles took the kickoff and forced the Trojans to punt. The first time Baker’s about a broken this on possible streak Saturday when they mee traditional rival New Trier East. play. games The Giants got the ball agai with 28 seconds left, but an The Little Giants will get thei final chance to snap their losing gained control of the ball once on previous play Bonner hit Corona for a 4 yard touchdown. Corona’s extra point attempt failed. -and dodging behind them. Otherwise the Giant defense was superb, limiting the visitors to six Giants Score First Again Saturday, as in 2 face mask tackle and on the first score. Pat dove into the end zoné times through the air with tosses of 50, 38, 4, and 43 yards. a fumble that followed yards for stopping Harling with Highland Park’s final scorg came on a 53-yard march, climax ed when Baker hit his halfbac brother Pat Baker for a 20-yard 25-20. Playing set up the final Trojan score Highland Park was penalized 15 Niles’ 28. Jim Perry carri¢ 20 yards and then went arou for the touchdown—his 14th season. Steve Borenstein threw a pass Perry for the extra point. Two other Highland Park touc downs were called back becaus of penalties. Highland Park’s freshman team played Niles to a 6-6 tie the first half but lost the game 6. Pat Park’s Lacy only scored touchdown. 2 Highla He lea the team in scoring with four TD The Bs are 0-4-2 for the year. The big game with New Tri East will be played at Wolte Field beginning at 9:30 a.m. November 2, 19 �TW We Extend to YouA... A 4 are a } D during our Grand A ENING get acquainted, Opening browse and most exciting s qu Celebration. Come in and thru the North Shore’s newest store for men, young men and preps. 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